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THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934
THE WAYXESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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(Bp to (Eburrli Smtuay
THE WAYXESVILLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
The Daily Vacation Bihlc S
.,iiHT in a trend v .y anil w
tl'Ust
much good is hi-int; accompii-shy.:.
art' .still einollmg new pupus
-,jiin- who have had mo.:.-lo v:
' nt'Nt Wee!..
Mother's la.v will i.e ..':..- rc
Sunday. Special music wii!
.lerci at I'l'. Vi M o'clock. . :r.e
., tcr'-tii' n1' ti no nmthiv will t
71--od.
''h,. Sunn .-I'lhii-I ..tit rum
i ho Baptist Ilo.-pii..! a: W:
Sa'om.
The H. V. !' U. will gi, .. .-pec. a
lotlu-r- Pay program at 7 vVK'ck
A!: !uithoi '-'.so invitioii.
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CKV1VAI. SERVICES SUCi KSS
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i'lie revival services wlin'n Were
.-ori'iuciod at tin- Richland Chapel for
;he pa. t two weeks came to a close
Monday night. Rov. I.. F. Clark, of
( i.ntui:, who conducted the m-. vices
n siorte.-l ! hat irrcat siuw-s was tin-:
K. WALKER TO l'RFACl
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Walker will preach
Sunday afternoon at ',) o'clock in
I-ram is Cove Chapel. Tho puhlie is
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Hospital Aews
HAZEL WOOD NEWS
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i;)().STKR CLUR WILL MKF.T lattorV
i'ho HazoKvooci Boo!itor Club will . Tate,
p.ll'OIlt
Mr.
Mrs. Joe
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hold its regular monthly moot i
Thursday 1-veninjr at the Presbyterian
Hut. The committe,! plans an inter
esting program.
PASTOR MOVES TO TOWN
Rev- J- M. Woodard, pastor of the
llaiielwood Baptist church, moved to
Hazelwood last week and is occupy
ing the house on Balsam street bought
by the Baptist church from J. C.
Fisher estate; The community wel
comes the pastor and his family.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
The Woman's Missionary Society
held its regular meeting of the circle
at tho home of Mrs. W. A. Whitner
Thursday afternoon. The program
uas ifi chargp of Mrs. S. Davis.
There were ten present. Mrs. Whit-rio.-
served a delicious ice course.
JUST ARRIVED
Born to Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
V yatt Monday, May 7. a daughter
at the" Haywood County Hospital.
Mre. Wyatt is th0 former Miss Char,
ltitte BuiTell.
VISITS PARENTS
-Mr. and Mrs. C S. Benfield and
daughter, Barbara, of Lenoir, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Beidield's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McElroy.
Thoy were accompanied home by Mrs.
d. ('. Burrell, who will spend, this
week visiting friends in Lenoir.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Scruggs, of
I.onoir, spent the week-end with the me.
Mrs. Rob i Naylnr and daughter,
(race, left Wednesday for Charlottes
ville,' Va... whore they will visit Mr.
and Mts. Ilarrv T. Andoi'sou.
Mrs. F. H. Par. is and Mrs.. ,1. llolli
lield. of Way liesvillo, sjiont W'odno--day
in Asheville,
Leon Morrow left Satu.'day for
I'lackstone, Va. whore ho Will visit
his aunt. Mrs. Ilattie 'Cobb.
Rodney Shields spent thro,, days of
last week visiting in Walland '1'onn.
Mrs. K. L-.Davis loft Saturihiy for
Charlottesville, Va whore she will
join luir husband, who 1- cm ployed
there.,
Mrs. James Kuykendall and son,
Jimmy, returned Thursday of tor vis
iting the fo.inor's parent.-. Mr. and
Mrs. McLean.at Topton,
Mr. and Mis. Homer Mosser. of
Lenoir, spent 'last week-end with Mr.
an.) Mrs. Jesse Messer.
Mr, and Mrs. John Jones and fam
ily, of Spartanburg. S. C., wore week
end visitors of Mrl and Mrs. John
Tittle.
Mrs- A. T. Black and .Miss Helen
Morrow spent Thursday in Cioonville,
South Carolina.
Sam Knight wa a Canton vi-itor
Sat urdav.
Pukv
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in 'U mel.it.
Wjh-ii lia la, . lan.o. I!. Puki .
iy befo-re in- d' ,,'ni. signed tho
tunc 'making p'-ihlo the Puk
b-u nniit. no rial itnnv t hail . an a h .r
man has licnu n.aa'd a'ili''. at in o tin
- n k ami siill'. ri'r.jc 1,1 the ma.-M of
Xo.tli and S'Uith Cara'dna. An ,,:
lr which every .itizen snimln !o
grateful.
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C!de. i!U'd.al
, lank, . C.,
t u e Crook.
t real meat
1 'loin lib -n
ntmii.
Maeo!' M i; .,j ,
nia.
' M i'.-: .1. !:n 1'arwti
: roa; iiiont:
M . - P n :i Won.,
junalioii.
INI.-- lf:.:-ol -ndiern
oj'.or.tioii.
tmbi,. Met .-art, ( ld
tor injuries.
i li... . ( ase, eoinrcil a lle- 1
, I r.o lovallv am! coop, rata n ol : tiie.lieai 1 1 eat ineii! .
ptvani.mlly all the doet in the conn
ty. Thev haw doito :noa- than oiiei
be reasonably ex.ptH tol. : Manv t niie
thoy have "carried their patients. ;,,
the hospielal win n it meant tinaneial
loss to themsolves. Very few- pi-ople
have any idea of the charity wmi-.
thai if doin' by the f lotors in thent
Miani'festitioiis for the welfare of tlnni
patients. have any idea how
many they treat from whom 'they
never receive one cent of pay.
e. The liiy.'Vlty ami the cheerful co
operation that has Im'cii .shown by the
nurses and ot.her (employees of the
hospital. They work long and hard
hours and many a night, they have
been called froni their well -'earned
sleep after a hard days work to take
care !' an emergency.
t 'anion, oper-
.Maggie, up.
M t-s Jennie Kogo i
alion.
M i s. Sei.ion Kaihh
m at ion
Kugoiio Kussoll. Caiitiii, treatment
i'oi- injuries.
, -Mi.-, j-lliiiabolli llay, Way no- illo,
medical I ivatrnerrrr -.
Miss Margaret l'lom mens, l.uek, N.
I '., operation.
Canton, opoa-
pera.Uon.
worn i : ; i nont see now us p
for a single person to make so many
mistakes.''
Teddy ( proudly ) : "It i-n't any
single person, teachc.v 'Father helped
VtTn.jM .!. twmmmmf
Smith's
Cut Rate Drugs
Meet Me AT Smith's
One Gallon
Thermos Jugs
$1.39
VS1.00
Warn poles
79c
One Gallon
Thermos Jujr
with spipot
$3.19
. A ..small tax rate on ta.-naver-
Teacher ( looking over Ted. ly's hi.me'01 1 '"'iiv. However, most of the
rkl :; "I don't see how it s possible t """'s ioi.eiveo jrom taxes .-are .'used
io ;Kumaie inc ixinu issue and to pay
the interest on same. When, one, rea'
i;a s iii.i, nie i axes, pant uy a man i
w-ith an assessed valuaiixm of $1,000.
on has inly bei n thirty to fifty. Cents",
he can re;ulily see that the hospital
do?.- not- pu'oa heavy burden on the
taxpayer.
A p' .s u, ui,n oulil walk through
ihO wards ainl the roams .of the has
fii'al and see I'm- himself the. great
work that has been d alio to relieve
pam and -ickness would never inter
t: in for a moirn-n'. any q lestion as
tn the work ic.'iiig worth the cost.
STATISTICAL AN'P FINANCIAL
.... PAT A
The following figures have . been
compiled covering the past six years:
There, has been admitted to th
hospital 1 70 patients;
' To these'' patients the,' nurses and
doctor- .' have' administered 58,040
days of care,
Thole have been 1 '.,").". I out.-patienta.
That is patients not ndiiitjtcd as bed
P ttii. n'.-, bu! admitted for temporary
Jib- Avo Eveiliart
tion.
I ai'i Iioeee. avtiesvilie. i
Diiirns
Mr. and' M rs. Sam ArwoKi. (.'.mton
Route .tw; a daughter, May I.
Mr. .and Mrs. I.elia Long, Wayaeu
ville a dallgliter'. .-
Air. and Mi;.-. Roger Nolaml, Wa
iiesj!le , daugbtr, May 0.
Mr.aind Air- Colic Wyatt. a dauy;u-le.-.
May 7
Mr. and Mr-. J. F. Moore, ( anion,
a da ugh '. el M a v
PISMISSFP
Mi . .1 ( . Ilayne-. Whittle,.
Mr-., .b'hn Parson-. ( lyde.
i.iigeiii' !( s i ll, ! anti'in
l.oo'O
G5s.:;i
iu! patie'tU-, .aiiinunt. t
$lo0,.
The ineome in take ciie of this
expenditure for actual ope'i iting ol'
the ho.-iital wa- derived Irom the
following :
Cat lent.-. . . . .
1 luko Endownien'
Taxes .
Total '. .'', . . .
.;:!.! 7(!.oij
ls.oL'a.ii'.i 127
. lao.Ci.srcn
10c
Colgales Soap
5c
Tooth Paste
10c
(.)C
Listerine
59c
Give SPECIAL
Whitman's Candy Banana Split
.MOTHER'S DAY 10c
?1.00 Wine Cardui Jf i0c Uterine OO
Tonic 3C Tooth paste J
Pint Uottle ) H oOc Ipana Ofl
Rubbing Alcohol . . AJC Tooth Paste OuC
-!."c Scholes rtH ? 1 .00 S. T. .'57 pjq
t'orn Pads . . .... . Z)C Antiseptic . . . . , V I jC
S 1.00 Can 7fl Coty's Powder AO
Ovaltine ......... "C Witji Perfume . . . JQC
fiOc Caldwell m $2.50 Seventeen qb
Syrup Pepsin . . . 450 f ,eansing Cream " G
Half Gallon AO Cara Nome AA
-Mineral Oil ...... 5OC Face Powder dlUU
lea! men such as.', dress iiij!
etc;
X-rays,
2a7 babie- h ,ye lieon : born i n the
hospital,
, 7a." j.-at :.'- admitted , were chil
dren oevwevn t h , y ages 'of one month
and, 1 1. years. : -
i I is . i rite re-ting to note that' t hp
number of person receiving treatment
during the ' .'pe'riod will number ap
proximately T-'., of the number of
the entire population: of the County.
. The cost of .operating the? hospital
while administrating f.-8,04'l days of
caie to the J.7J0 tx.'d patients and
IN( RE ASE IN PATIENT PAYS
It is interesting to note t he. large
increase in patient days for the past
two years as follows:
Patient davsl P' "1 . S SK
Patient (lays A'XVl . . .:. lLaOo
Patient days. I '.':;:; . . . . .I0.1;
It will bo noted that or each year
for the .ia.-t two years there has been
around a oO'; increase jn patient
days .'over' the. inevious years.
P HANK CLOSED TODAY
The i- i ! -t National: P.ahk is closed
today V. in observance of ,( onf.ederatfc
Memorial Pay which is being ob
served throughout the South.
. Pictures you will want . to keep.
I e tight fill' .-erie-- ot exotic- i lititings,
in coior.-. . by Edmund puhic, in the
Anierican. Weeklv, the magazine
which loo.nes with' the BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN. Buy your
copy from your favorite, newsboy, or
newsdealer. ; " -
ACCURACY, SERVICE AND POPULAR PRICES ON
P RE S C R I P T I ON S
A New Way To Save Money. . . .
IJring Your Shoes To Us to He Repaired. The Way We
Repair Shoes They Last Longer and Feel Hetter.
HRING US YOl R OLD SHOES AND WE'LL RETURN
THEM LIKE NEW ' .'..
THE CHAMPION SHOE SHOP
E. T. DUCKETT, Prop.
MAIN STREET NEXT WESTERN UNION
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Matinee
25'
SUNDAY'S
rfrrorniaiueH at
WEDNESDAY ASHEVILLE d 9 p. M
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2 sslSt A
"I LOVE YOU. ..but
cannot marry you...
Father will not permit it
I AM A JEWESS. ..and
YOU ARE A GENTILE!
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JOSEPH M. SCHENCK prtllnli Ih. DAS'. , : UUQK nodmlion
Me HOUSE of ROTHSCHILD
, GEORGE ARLISS
1.(11 4ILOf IOHITTA VOUNO IOSMT TOUNO HI1IN WIITLIV
For
JO II PRINTING
that satisfies
See THE MOUNTAINEER
Announcing
Our Formal Opening
SATURDAY, 8:30 A M.
(MAY 12th)
In Our New Location
(Huildihtf Formerly Occupied by MOCK'S DEPT.. STORE)
We sincerely appreciate t he patronage nien us since
'coming-to a nesville. This patronage and co-operation
has enabled us to move to jailer iiar(ers and provide
more of the (utility (Mds that has made our store head
quarters for the Economy. Minded.
A pain.n let us say we appreciate your business of the
past, and now since we oiler even a greater .variety- of
lines of Merchandise, we invite . Von to conic to see us
(iften. . ,
HE LOW ARE 1 OCR SPECIALS FOR OCR OPENING'
COCONUT CANDY
..... ICES ;.....;.':''.
Regular 20c pound seller
Tl RIvlSII TOWELS
10c
5 c
'ound
Each
(limit ( to a ( uslomer)
10 qt. DISH PANS
Green and Gray
19c
Each
(Limit one to a Customer)
ICE TEA GLASSES'
: ! 2. Ounces. -
3 for 10c
(Limit 1 to a Custoiner)
Eagle 5c-1 0-25c Store
MAIN STREET
R. CMcHRIDE. , Manager
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