THl'RSPAY- MARCH 8. 1934
THE WAYNESMLLE MOUNTAINEER
Page
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
Mi-- Kilith Baucom. who is a stu-
.U. ijir Hill College, spent last
weel;-e ril with her p' ivnt-. Rev ana
M, H W. Baucom-
1 ' 9
Mr. (ii u-.- Osborne uf Clyde, is
.ftti.'iu ailing nicely after an oper
r.ti'ui! for appendiicitis at the Hay
" ,.i ( "tintv Hospital.
l - s M Bovce Mr.-. K. . (iar
.! ::. ami Mrs.. Grady Rankin, o' Ca.--
si:;:. attended the funeral uf Mrs.
. , Mm It' Welch here Tuesday.
HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS IN
HAYWOOD COUNTY
Hv THOS. REEVES
j Junaluska P. T. A. I Canton Club Hears
Met Last Thursday! W. G. Byers Speak
The
M
1!:
Mr Th..ma. O
diie--ec is he:
.-. Craves O-dil
vw - ail County
sboi ne, (if Knew i lk
re to see his fathel
1 lie, w ho is ill at th
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. .!. Fianiilin Williams
who have been viitinr Mrs. Wil
liams' mother- Mrs. C. H. McDowell,
hove returned to their home in l'oint
Plea.-ant. New Jersey. Mrs. Mc
Dowell accompanied them home lo
spend -everal months
Mr. H. W. llaueoni left Monday to
attend the celebration of the Toth an
niveisaiy of the founding of the
Louisville Bapli-; Seminary in Louis
ville, Kentucky While in Louisville
Mr. HuiK'ntn "ill visit his son, Mr.
HeUcrt Uaue-nii, .1 r.. who is a tu
dent at the Semmarv and Mr Hau-
e local teams will be at th,. W i. ili.-n tii .!..-.. I'-mi.m
C. '1. C toiunamiiu which begins placed in the class A ratings. Neilh-l'hur-day.
1 he -girl meet Fletcher ! er i siUmi te .m will enter the W. C
at 2 P. M. and the boys eng.ige Kob-j l.i . tom nameni.
binsvil.e at a. '20 the same afternoon, j liethel has an excellent chance to
Very little is known here about .some I win tluir til th enn a; tin- W. ('. T. t".
et tne opponents. Put 1 will select the tournament. Hi
VNaynesvilIe girls to meet Bethel m wtnnc
the tmal eaine which is to be played
and Mr- Walter Dungan re-j
to their home in Plizabethton. !
Sundav alter a week
Ah-,.- Iva a
- A.-l.ecill
t,.wn to 1
lo: -, wno i
,-pital
Mr. and Mi.-- J, J'. G. "allien wiio
have been :-:t!!iU' the latter' s mother,
Mr-, C. 11. McDowell left la.-; week
!'.!. Kaewtl'.e Tennessee where they
will reside in the future. Mr. Goal
but re-kited when he was appointed
Pr, Arthur Mor.o'iin a- .-Wis la lit
1 Ki..iu!; Chic:, vi the Tennessee
i, m .. . ,..- .. .' ai.ey .' uinoi :i.y.
H a; th,. II ,vw". - .'l I
attuday evenintr Hesid.es Fletcher
the fol.otvina' arc m the loe il's brack
et: KdneyviUe Bron City, Glen
ville- He.J Dak. Murphy an'd Svha
1 wi-h the box's team the be.-t of,
i'.ick m their uriel' vtsit to lb.e t'ul- 1
lowhee c.iiiuuis. 1
What- w.ll Kcihei and Way iu-v i !.c !
dci :f ihev meet i:t tile ihial? VoVi- '
.eues- i- ..- -eon a- ni'iie but 1 al-w-ys
la.. : e!'.aii!)!..ii, c-pccuilly it
that team !:a? won col: come.- of ;hc
.-ease:;.
v.-on Citv. the boy's
.at vein will diiui out in an
early itame t lvoe irirls will enjov
the' beautiful ceneiy of Dr. Hunter'?
camna.- aftei their box s fold their
ti'ius for clonal ture. 1 suetrest that
HayweaJV coaches tell the boys to
;c-;o ti'.eir t colli paste at home and
advise the girls u take e.mniph bp
. fc'. : 1:' ; ui'-t :1 Siitunlay-
1'
l'i ..w ford
more s ooi '.
.No! t
---.e .ii'iiii".! t,i.w c, c t .- e, i . i ic.-iae ia ine tiiiuic, .ui. ecu
to the litter's parents, Mr. audi den has been assist;, nt State Korcste
K. Q. Mei'raekon. ! i f l-'i.-rida t-r tie. pa-t three yeai
ml .le.--ie HnillH- Uiiu-
pent last week-end
dav for
M '
1-:
M
sellhour left ve:
t hai lot : e a ft c r - u-in 1 ill;
.- with her parent.-- Ml
II. O. Met'raeken. Mi s. I i,
ir xv;u called to Waytie-sviHe Te;
uf the -cl ious i!lre-s of her - W;
,i r-. ( 1 1 ady lb iK'ei s- i
Do!
ill'.!
Mi-' .!. L. HetiCetw.!, ii"a .1.. lighten
y Heli.iei.m. ..S' Hickory.
t-.m-.i'i.nv to --pond the
;:ue-t- of M !'. and Mrs.
i :i,;ui. l' i HendeVsoli
iro-;do!,t of the i'are'ni
. e;:,tl' n, iV. addi css the
D'.-t i ict !'- T. A teinor.
.... u:c coait hcii-e.
n m
1 Rav's f.rnrprv anr Mpaf Rav's
of wd A U J Mltll & t '
,vev. .t.n.j.- tu .i on in a- I
i .'.(' ant vOi iUi nt c', et
-:i a.unes. He al-o -ay-m
-; sucee-.-; ill cage
history ... i:ic iioe!.
!:ac tile tst can! :h 1
'cl.ipci tl.er,.' Thee
I
ax i
o l t Heir
they end the
ix o m l he
1 gtie,-s t hex
lias bccll de
Oefea'.eo. all
hex ;iic hie-h. .
-.eicnno to
tne ('harlot
I I ewe
ameleiir b
l t'arohmi.
gae moie
in- than any
t'arolma la.-t
'les of the fans
Db-.axer.
The member.- of the Junaluska j
l'-,i-,.ii!-T,-i,-h,iiO 4--,,.-eiti., sr..
most fortunate .n h .ving Mrs. J. Dale I
r-iem I.' eoiniuct a course m t aient
Kducation. On Monday night the!
subject under discussion was the pre- j
-ehool (hild. Mrs. Stent, gaxe a very
'il lumn: at i ng ii .tor pietat ion of the
soxeu'.l ih .pter in th,. text hook. ad.
ding helpful epeiiences of her evxn
in rearing a fa.nily of children. Mrs.
Sn-nt:- pointed , at that if parents
would face issue- -ipiare'.y as oon as
they arise. :!tul teach the children
obedience truthfulne-- and honesty,
once and for all many of the problems
of patent.- teacher.-. nnd court
x . aid, I e eli ininated.
The a'aiiii'.iig nunibei of ciimitinl
aniciie the yoo'.li of the country
n-.-ilo - the need of -ueh educalion for
i. nei.:- felt xcix keenly. I; would
be a line thing if all parents of
small ohii.hei; could have the oppor
tunny ol he .ring M rs. Mem:- on
this llbiei'..
W. tl. live'.-. ( U-rk of the ,-uperiur
court of ll;ninl idUTt'.y, and judge
of the juvenile emit xwi- the speak
er at the regul -i meeting of the ('an
te!! V. Men'- luo las'. 'J ue-. lay even-
Mr llxer.- -poke hid
en the .iiixeiii'.o de'iho
X ood count e i i :il
m
oXVI
'-ei x ;,: :-
nid :t aai-
' c.-ent
ch.d nip:
i! K
i'l'ca;
.Among ;
id fr-ietn:-e
: an.-: a
. ica X'. . l i
i.-oi;, An
p.a
ieisth
Meb :
A
(
M r
! ('a'lliot ia certain uheihci Way
-:i'.c aiid t'lyd,. p'.axed a b.,-ket
II game ol a football game. Any
i lii, Mdiintaineei s !o-t a double
iiiin, ai d. fbu- it hi haxc dee
.pie
th, muty He -cpai.it.
pc'lida-iil and depe 11' .( !.', . -
a oeii, -ident iu in:le :i !:
giudaiiiij, was moia i:ke',
a juvmile delimiucn; t!
youth x h.o had '. !u- iii'.liii
and p.-ucht-
Dr. V. 11. Dmk, it. p e
club, pre-ided.- .1. 11. A!
progiam ihiiaiua!! a!'-i
iiad c.haig. ef tile in'ii-.i
Th - a- prdi'diiin -a
!. '-il' ei ' ia- :n -: dl'
deiid a; in. - : :;'::- :i. : lie !
, lub
;te!e-t:ng!y
y in Hay
! ! a-f ! at ions
. .; cielui
i. x -uth of
ii the mile-
"a XX .lis' hi)W
-a' parental
; . oecomr
. : xx a- the
I'd- . hdine
. :-:.: the
e:i. Jr. xx a
I !l
T
. tu
and
the
M .rch ! ''
will ' t:
. 1 I . . III, I . i l l L, i I
ular lilolilill'. -cs-idl: riull-dax exen-ll
ing, March liist, xxiih Mrs. lex in
tile chair. t'xx etitx dne inembeis xxei,
present. An openinc, piano numbid
llaiidi t'j 'Largo." x as piaxed bv
1 ol idxx I-., bv a tt'i .nip .-i lie
ig . f "M ( Md hentucUv Home." : i '
... i ,, ' . vna i
i .x c i x as (,'lered P Mr. I'lanci-. ..
i iiiiids ol la-1 tip i ling xxeie read.
1 a .ilaiicc
Mars Hill Clee Club
(iives Pribram Here
1:
m.
'I.
II. I
Hfl'Mf'Vii TjipfM-t -m t
Among Our Groceries
!
laiaitaMr-ii'B.iiiaMMitB
I spring is ( anie
Monarch
( ()K I L VKKs
TTITIIMMaagM
KcIIosr's
Whole Wheal Hakes
2 for 19c
)uuker
OAT IV1EA1,
i arBe rj
,Si.e J, ft
Home Made hyrup
h (Jallon Mg
For 40C
I (Gallon
For ......
Peanut Butter
1 Pound Jar
2 for ......
2 Pound
Jar
75c
25c
23c
(Milker Matai oni
2 Packages
Cor
15c
Pork and Beans
1 ( ans
lot
19c
Snow Kins Soda
io, lUc
Health Club
Baking Powder
Small f
yc
Size
i.ard
llebexe il or nut.
lis here Jiv tin
calender. I li e
birds a 1 1 liuu g h
s u 1 1 t-r in o illt a
rold are singing.
( Inion Sets 1 lie
linesl
I'er II).
.la nam se 1 "e
liite Silver
Skin lie
Yellow
Denver 2iv
(S Pound
( arton .
62c!
See us lor all
kinds ol flowers
and garden seeds.
(,e( the host and
I ave a good gar
den. l-errv s a n d
Nortlmj). K i n g
Not'ds are ti un
tried and proven.
Spring house
cleaning noxv pre
sents itself. Ilusv
davs ahead.
Premium
I lake ( nickers
1 Pound
Box . .
IUtANO
( an 2.V
15c
From Our Market
Kound Steak
Per
Pound
15c
Tea Bone Steak
Povmd . . .
20c
V eal Chops
Pound . 12 2C
Pork ( hops
Pound 1 JL
Country style
Sausage
Per
Pound ....
9c
Chesapeake l?ay
Ovstei
Per
Pint .
28c
Swift
Premium Ham
Per
Pound . .
15c
Dressed Sea Bass
Per .
Pound .
19c
Mackerel fillet
Per
Pound ...
25c
Nucoa
2 Pounds
For .
H ATCH DOt;
I.VK
2 lor lit
AMI
Cake ... Die
I'owder . . . . lac
Sunbrite ( leanser
I for . 191-
Sti II v is a val
uable preparation
made in r n e
( hamnion l ihre
iimnanv. I se it
In the benefit of
Western North
( arolina.
So Hv bleaches
as well as cleans,
es and is a sani
tary aid 20r
I. and (.. Soap
, tor He
with cake
of Ivorv t rt e
f
' IVORY
. SOAP
It floats
Octagon Soap
Powders
111 for -
c
Dutch (leanser
-the old reliable--2
for - l'x-
Se us also for
wax and polishes.
25c
Quality Price Sanitation
C. E. Ray's Sons
. T. i '' aw l .d .1.
el; .-i ill Idiie.i d;
Hi! i; 1 'akni i I il
uiroiinn I oai Si To
Arfiiiess Aiumni On
Ahiirh i lilt Here
I l;:ll: I IKll'l M I ll ( )l'o;inie
I ii:u'r-!l (If . ( . Alumni
( ) I l;i nod ( oiin t
d, el'
tie;! - u re i icjiii
dll ,l:i!!i,
l lle M . - H .' (
, "iiiiid.-eii ,.r
i! t
l 'i i-i Hap:
lie ! n i ng
i luiivl: .
Tl
t di'i, w hieh la
'.llellilier- h.li!
V I ill Ull!
clillicd he iv sumiiiy
,iidl a: il..- 1' i -i liapliiit
l 111 nil Su.i;iv irght .
a nil 1- Hi e 1
li
. (.dililai; . p. Ill
er llld'ihel All ; '
let I Aldiiiiiiv I'e.r , '
1 .Ih'eet the ir ' '
((tllleilv "Ciill.'ll i';l."
la-! wee!.' eld t Willi
C ha rli - u i n 1 a i ; , an
Ala in n v. here :-he u
i net inn ni' a inu-iea
111. - (iin. ' w huh will be uien ' uitih
the iin-piee- el' the Ai'ieriean Legion I
Ailil;ar . ....-Mis'- X J 1 1 1 1 1 ! ; 1 1 1 tli.i'eeteil the j 1
Sanie hcw in A lh ma i ie H h e.iea! :
-uecoS la -1 week.. !
id ' Sti i,.'; . !1( (k hea.l Iddti.all I
. .. !'.. I' : . . t . !'. ml il I'a' I
... w.,1 id : I,, pi i :.( i ; ' p. aker al I
d.l :.ipil. : i ' : h- a I'll ill 111 dl' Hie j
:. r :! I. . !, e,!i!edl.-tv. Alaieh
': ai ;i.ie lldiel I. ,!'. d!;c.
i i.i i a. : : '. id- I he I'-"' a ; iiM! ii . ;
- i ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 e pet 1 ei I t.i I ii' - i i.l e-ei. ;
;i!l-e plan-- aie liialerway la perl'eii
el e a ll i 1 .p the I i;l llipiel
.1 . Al elan ; "Spike" Sainiei --e-al
.ihiiiiiii ' .-eeretar will In
-en! ..nil help with I he crgani.a
i. M r. Sn 1 1. ie r - w ill al-o male ;i
it aihlres-
1..' eel li iil ll I ('( id- e.eillll;' a pl.'lV i 1.111- Wdl'e lllii--l
li- !,, pli-eliie.l -den ; llle I'. I. . ma liner ll w It'll h'
leociteit nelliiiuv liniie. Al'ici I'lii'lh iiiiileied niaier li,
. ; ai.--. a--ii;i ef . the matter, lr. lyn l'mli.
Im.llii'i- w a... d-ke.i t.i liiuk into the The 1 1 a lieiilja '.
f.a iiehly ef llle plan an. I make a Me. -iak' mi. "li
ii d,d! ne: Aloinl:i i(ij;lr. at the ih.iiiIk'I.- ;Ueti.
me. : up, el I ;i" Si tai l 'la-w. Al - - K e! n 1
All Tnj aniioiin. e,i the I'. I'. A. vi 11. wa- a tiieinl
i i mi lit ( 'd'liiei I mei i 1 1 e in a v in .-
N-I!e .Mi Alari 'i ii.iil h. . mi a lea a: 1 he V Vl 1
' el 'a me on Sal ii i ;la .Mai i 1; 1 1 nl h. ,
i1 11W till -ol - Wl.ll , a i W.d e ill ee.l I'11 . I'. W ai
l',. a - - i-i iil jt e 1 1 ll.1.' a id'.'.i lulinhe; till I ' re 1 dl ;a a , lint
! 1a e me. Imp. J I'rai" i 1 1 ':
Ml diln ei w, m i . . ie; I. a fid an ; "' " p !" .
. ; i 1 1 a i : i w : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 i M i'if ii 1 1 .- - i
loillidiii. wild ie a'.;..,! a - : i ea Ml id r. j !! : "w "
AJ: Al.'. 1 1 ' w - . idc lea :, lil! iha; ! woriii em w II Inn
. !l!U-l-
er the.
in wa
.; live-
i. ' Tin?
i . .
Funeral For Mrs.
Annie M. Welch
Held On Tuesday
. ( "i mt i ii no 1 1 i ia m 'front pa'ire V
eran el' the War between the .-tates
anil made a ilistih(iiiisheil record (hir
ing his ft i ii r years et' service; in the.
ti'.Hh North Carolina HeRimont. l-'or
mure than half a century Mr and
Mrs. - Weleh were prominent in the
relijri'ous and social affair- of the
town. Mr. Welch orpanized the tii'.st
Siinilay 'school' in U'aynesville and
was suji.t i inteiident of t he church
school Of the First liajiti-t church
for many years and was assi-ted by
Mrs. Welch in teaching'.
Airs. Welch va.s mil. ii hived and
was affectionately known even out
side her family connection as "Aunt
Annie.'' She possessed the rare
U i ft ..!' a.iaptihility toward Uith the
o'der and younger generations with
- mnathctic . utiilerstanilij'ijj of each,
,'iiat drew friends of all ages to her.
She wa- an ideal tvjie of the gentle-'...-oinan
V;f the Old .South.
Survivine Alt'- Weleh ale t!ne
( liihlren, Paul Wei. h of Texas ( '. I).
A'eli;h, cuttnn mailt uaet urer tif'-C'ram-erton
X, (.':.. M i's. Andrew Moore, of
. WaynesvillL. and New V. rk ; six
ura'tidehildr. ai : Mr.-. Annie Welch
Tutwilder. Mr-i I'anline Welch Camp,
('. Ii. Welch, Jr.. Sam Welch, I.uciua
W:e!ch and Mrs. Carv Paire of (ireens-
frank '( 'oe pi e-iileiit of the A -lie
'l!e ei eanizat ion. will he a jjuenf al
: he 1 aii.piel ami will he on the piM:
e i am:
Tickets have heen prinled and are
i-ii -ale at the Wa nesvi I Ie I'harina
and Smith's 'Ih'uir Stoiv ami )iy
.lames 11, Neat, Hen Sloan and Wil
liam Mciil'ord. In ('anion lluith
Ateise and P. li; ('olenian, Jr., will
.'handle the ticket.-. The ticket - -are
lift y cents each.
Local Teams To Pla
Tournament Today
Coach CM. Weatherhy w ill lake his
two haokctbaH leams hi the Ciillowliee
tournament today for : their first
tfames ol' the totirnaineiil I his season.
The jjirls are sehediiled to meet the
I'Metehei team at two o'clock todaj'
(Thursday) while the hoys will meet
the Kohliiii-ville team at o:'20 'O'clock,
Tl-.e followinv. eii! eliiilierolled by
Mi-- Alariha -..Mock will make the trip;
apt . Sybil I ' nilcrwoiiil, Alyra Phillip-
ntiie Tate. Mollie Caddi.-. Sara
't 1. h, Peat rice Met'raeken. I, eta
Siliith Kuth ('alhelin. and .Winkler.
The 1'iiv- inakinu' the- trip will be
I api. Vaiiiev liridge-. Kd Hill, Kob
.... WaKeiifeld Cordon Wyatt, John
r,y Alniris Seott Heevcs, Jen.-en Koi.s
.'and. A If red K huiie.
Subscriptions
If.vo :tnii thi'i.,. .'teat ratid chi li'ivn.
James Tutwilder, and Cai'V and 'Patty
Pe.f-'c
Anions those I'linm out ..' town a'
'tendinp the funeral were:' Mrs. S M.
Iioyce; Mr.-. R. W. 1.: I'larai, Mr
(iradv: Rankin, all df (lastonia. N. C .
Rev. A!:-. Ail'i"! S: Anderson.
Al, II I Al i, All ( ( Hin n
Mr. ami Mr.-. C. I Weleh; and three
sons.' r. ft ratnet ton . ( , Mr. and
M s. Kd-.vard- of Cleill-' n Collepe,
Mi.: Alfred Moort, of Welt'ord, S. ('.-,
.Mrs, Pan Hodge-, of Asheville. Mr.s.
f i H li t . t Mailt tt i (. i , arr
Mi Andn w Mooit u d Mr m 1 M--(
arc 1'anv f rom Greenslxn ...
I'r.e . a, i. hen, . w a ei.l. i i. line, I !, j Mi Arlhoin : ' "1 m
d d'lV ! iKdld 111 fill lii' , ll i. I' the . al'o'H :lie l.i'C.h I'ol,
' et' In ai. e liine lo All I Celil ieiii: "We!!.
I'. ek Si, , Miowed bow much Scorch n. inn
i.l li , :il i , , 1 1 ;i 1 pain Cdiihl he acquired
la din 'conl act with na 1 lire in t he out
ilodi'- from Hill- I' . , I 1, nil w el 1-.-, elect,-. 1
ill. ie -, and must of all, frmn li'odd
ieadinp. Air--; Peek pointed out the
yre-t ad iintai'.e--, within reach of all
ilnlilicii. of iceiilar and persistent
Pihle I ea.linp, a-- a hip;h source ol
. jiiri; ual and cult lira! altie
Al l -'. Otieen ,il I !( i dis'i ll - ".I the
- , : .... me
W(,rin' u;-e oi leistne inue. ' , , . , , , ,i ,
Air- PtiiKlir einilia;-i:ed the iruml " , kn.iwahdUl that
ii,..'. i . :: ...a . .. 1 "I Ch .
e i iiren iierne imiii sn,ee ecu ie- - , .. .. . ,v ,,,,: ......
creat ion in the summer: I 'hr!'''.i ,;' U' P
, (oi 1 iH n iilu lit f..
An old hldy wa- a'-ked which ;he
ft nipdii weie h.,p.nei' people who
were mai ried or 'people who were nut.
'Well, I don't know." -he -aid.
"Sometime,. I think there ape a- many
I,-, t hal ain't a-- ain't t bat is "
an
iiuielhiiip f.
nuth .
i ii 1 1 ii ia
ArinurMiuon, io, r
Found Dead Sunday
A coroner's jury Aloiiday intoning
letuined a Venlicr that Arthur Sut
ton.1 of Mt Sti'iline. who was fount
dead (Hi tiie plal form of the Mt.
Slerlinp: depot Sunday ai'ternotin,
canie to his death from heart failure.
Dr. Westmoreland and Sheriff Ixjwe
went to the scene early Sunday ilinht
and made 1111 invest iir d inn. Hecause
of bad Kinds, it, took them four hour.s
t.i niiike the trip,
The jury said his -udden death
liKibahly resulted I'roni li(llor which
the deceased is said to have drank
shortly before bus death. He wa.-i M
!'ai mer.
Jack: "Pad. what are ance-tdi1-'.'"
Pad: "Well, my boy, I'm olle of
your- ancestor- You (.'.raudfather i-
a not her,"
Jack: "Then wi:. d.. pie brad;
a!'. Ull them'.'"
7' n
: : i
Want
ii i i
Ads
Al.: WAN TKH lor Kawl.duhKoutea
of Still families m We-t and South
llaywa.od, Swain.; South Jiick-soJl
eounfie.s. Wayne-ville. eliabl!
hustler should stall ea i Hint,'' S'i-")
weeklv and ilicrea-(' iKpidly. Write
immediately. Raw leiith Co. I 'pt.
'C .VS.. Itiibmolid, 'a. 10 Sl-'l'J
1 Ol S I I
ill ynod1
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condition. ai -ii-- irivo
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( FIAI'EL I'RfKiRAM HERE
A rather unitmi- ch;.(X'! projrrani
was eiven last Friday at ; the sehui.1
here by W . ( . Allen'.-Home Room ,o.
PJ which is .compose.! ,.f juniors: frini
i.thvin . Poteat - took the lead in ar
ranging for the program - which' w&
a .radio bnedcast from the homff
loom to the aunitonum stae, A
loud speak.insr outfit installed by Mar
tin Klectric Co.- carried the jirorani
Which consisted ' of musical, numbers'
and 1 Vhoi t : tilk.- i,.u.-: a radio oa; the
.. .. 1 .
The call letter- were WTHS, Th
program, was not only unique,' buZ
nipiu-.sive wtdl, it was said-
I lie ioihiw.ilie .-llh-cripl'iol!.-, , 'have
i eid. received -iiii-e !a.-i week's paper:
He- i-.- ( . Hay... - Caiit..n P: 1 : A.
;. Al.-i i cily; Airs; llariy. Alar-.-hoil.
citv ; W. ll Mt'Ciai ken, l.ede'er-M-.iit.;
V. J Smather-. Canton; Mi-.-Mintiie
Willis. Pake Juiiahiska: J. .
I. t K I I ( luw Rt
A, T. Hrtvnes, Clyde; C, P., Allen,
Clvde Rf 1 : R (i. (.reeii Crabtree,
Rt I : ( has. IP .McCrarv, ( rabtree.
;. I ; ). M. Rathl.or.e. Crabtree, R'.
I T 1 1 I ei-'orii ( rabtree. Kt. 1 ;
Hiiam ( i recti, ( rabtree, lit. 1 ; J.
I I t , ia j I) t t I.
1 1 i, Rt n -hi Rt 1 Rail
i Ha:'.-lw. i,d; 1'r. J .I.. S: rinu-f-How
I Culpopcr- Vu.: Mis ttiiHcr Hawk:
Tavhrsville, .. (...; ), M. iieniint'.
Clyde, Rt. 1; J. K. Pryson. Rt. S.
-J l iner- citv-: Hdrow W. Davis..
Iv I P.itirt- it I (ak
(il I i II IP 11 R M ium
Ca- t.n Rt. 2; Roy 1., Medford. Clyde.
K 1 ill (1 tk (Kb I t 1
K.T.. Ilititdn. citv; C. J. Ret re. city;
Roljcn; Sut'on,. Crabtree, Rr, 1; Rub
er:' Milb'r, New York.;
Disabled Vet. 'ans
To;etFrHiay,7:30
The Disabled Veteraiv of The
VVoi'" War will mitt in a special
w--K i F r ' i Mar li fth, 7 JO
m-cording lu an ,.iino."-,'je.nent by
Villi. Bowen.
Mr. Bowen stated tnat this was a
very special meeting and urged all
tiiiabltxi veteran? to attend.
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I SMOKE PLENTY OF CAMELS
...MORNING, NOON, AND
1 NIGHT. SO I THINK I AM
QUALIFIED TO SAY THIS
THEY NEVER JANGLE
THE NERVES.
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A New Wa To Save Monev
Urinti Your Shoes To I s to IW Kepiiired. 1 he Way W"
Kepuir Shoes They -Lust Longer and reel I'.etttt. 1
HRINd I S Oil OLD SlIOKs VM) NK I I HKITRN
THEM LIKE NEW
THE CHAMPION SHOE SHOP
E. T. UrCKETT. Prop
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