THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934
r LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
((.'(iiitmiii'il from page 2)
MRS. AI.I.KY 1 1 K A I S BUSINESS
WOMKN'S I !.l U
Ml'S. I). II. A 1 1CV WM- . Icelc.l J'IC'SI.
dent of the I$usine.s ami Professional
.Women'.- c-in 1 at the organization
meeting Thursday iMiiing at the
court hou.-e he:e. Fourteen iharter
nicnilvrs wort' present
"Dr. Elizabeth H. Ramsey, of A.-he-ville,
piesidenl of the North Carolina
Federation of Ha- :. - and Profes
sional Women's eiui-r, .wu.- present lor
the organization and made an ad-
res.s. Mrs. Hutch Mi ase, ot l anion.
oresnkait of the l'aiV-1 Itusmess and
Profess!.. nal Woniii'.'- clul'-. brought
greetings from lie:' ... jranizutKHi. A
brief .-peach a a.- ma.:e by Mi.-s .Mae
McFee, of Asheville. president of the
Asheville eluh and al- corresponding
secretary of the Stale group. Several
members of the Canton elub. which
was instrumental in organization ot
the new elub, were present. Miss Rose
McFee, of A.-lieydle, accompanied
her sister.
Other officers f '.he new club are:
Miss Edna McKay, vice president;
Miss KU'se Davis, -ceretary; ami Mi--s
11a Green, treasurer. Mrs. Alley is
deputy clerk el' the Superior court id
Haywood county and has been presi
dent of the Eat- Waynesville Parent
Teacher association for the past two
years.
This i- the fourth new club or
ganized in the federation this year
iin.l..,- Die il.ini-ev's leadership as
State pre-ddi-nt, others being foi med
recently at (harlottc. Kington, and
'I'homasville.
M liS. 1! F. SMATIIKKS HONORED
ON M'TH 1URT11DAY
(.'harming in every detail wa- I'he
luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs.
Adora Kayne honoring her mother,
Mrs. 1!. F. .Smathers. I lie ocraslon
marked the.' eightieth birthday anni
versary of Mrs. Smathers,
tuaittities of iris and 'lemon lillies
were arranged throughout the room
to denote a color .-chenic of lavcndar
and vellow and 'these colors were
noted 'in all parly appointment s. The
dining table- at which Mrs. Smathers
and twelve of her closest friends were
seated, was centered with an ex
quisite basket of mixed sprue; ihiwers.
Th., quests included: Mrs.; Smath
ers Mrs. C. E. Kav, Mrs. Kmma
Willis, Mrs. liettv fluids, of Ashe
ville, Mrs. D M. Killian. Mrs. N. M.
Smathers. of Asheville, Mr.s. ,1. K
Uoono. Mrs. W- T. Fee. Mrs. I'. L.
Turbvfill, Mrs. S. A. Jones. Mrs. J.
j. Weaver, Mrs. R. Q. McCraeken,
Mis. R 11. lila kwCil M Je Rose,
Miss -Carolyn Rose, Mis. Francis
Massie. andMiss Flsie Smathers.
'I'he honoree was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
W. C Kirkpatriek, of Clyde
a vi.-ito.- in the city Wednesday
.M:s- Pearl Justice, id
-pent Thuisilay .-hopping
Crabtree
i town.
Mia- Ralph (ilance and small son,
.lohn, of Crabtree. were vistors in
.he citv Friday.
thmi VOTt HONORS
through an error last week the
name of Marv Aim Turner was omit
ted from the list of honor students
of the Wavne.-v-ille High School who
,. ... iv..d th.. (iud-er l.ibiary Aw aid
rlli-
.-1
Mi
1 uriier a: d Mary Elizabeth
ie.l i'or hi.rit h.-iio! - and e.:
luvi'.ol a - it ; ; -. rijitb.n to tie- library,
(Hhi'l receivilijt t!V -iJ.i. crlj)'.lon
were Pa'.ccia Urasidt, I'atl.e.im- Mui
, ; i , .... ; ,-e!!-. Jam. - l.atiwm.
an I
M
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Ib-n
. -.,, y) M ,rgan, vciio-'graduat'-d
i i , ; M.ns 11.11 I olletie Ui.-l week ar
Friday '. spend th,. .-uiiimei
in, , mil- with' her un.de ..i.d aunt, Mr
an,, Mr.-. -I- II. Moi-ran. Mr. M-r-jai.
alt elided the coni'll.Vi.CVi.,, ill i i-rci.-e-
1 i.u.- a..;.-.
Mi- Wayne McEltoy. ul' ( raht.ee
.-pent Fndav h..pi"K Waynes
W. D. Ketm-r was here from Jona
than Wednesday.
1 J. Met ra. ken. of ( labtree, w is
among' the visitors in town Thursday.
Mr. N. C. .lame.-, of Finc.s Creek,
spent Saturday in the city-
w
Mi.-s Mary Kmma Massie. who h
ju'-t completed her junior year at
Creen-shoro Collerre, arrived '1 uesday
t r.pend the siimine.' vacation at her
home.
f i
Mr and Mrs- II. F. Whiuham spent
last week-end with icl dives in 0 har
lotte. V
Mr. and Mr.-. F. ' Robeson and
Mi-s Frances Robeson are leaving to
day for (ireen-horo where they Wih
spend the week end as guests t f'-
and Mrs. i. F. Robeson. o .uoima,
thev will t?o to Newport News, V n-i-
(,,,. .,.li' visit to .Mr.
uia i
and Mrs. F. J. Robe.soii, Jr.
M, W W. Norman returned to
her home in Collin, .Georgia. Monday
after a few day,' visit to he.- daughter.
m..l. .1? v. I -Harher. Jr., and -.Mi-
Harbor. ...
Mis (liana Shoolbred returned to
her home Thursday-after a two weeks'
vi.-it to relative- in Salisbu.-y and clt
Fiidav with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C ' lllaik, to' attend the gradua
tion' exercises of Miss 1'allline; liiack,
at Traveller's Rest, South Carolina
last week week-end.
Mr.: John ll...:!.'.-.- of No:: is. Ten
nessee, .spent last week-end with Mrs
llodtres and children at the home ot
Mr and Mrs. James 1 nomas.
Mis- Mabel ColTey returned to her
home Friday from Mars Hill toiler
to spend the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. liaucom attend,
ed the graduation exercises of their
daughter. Mis.s Kdith Haucom, at Mars
Hill Hifjh School last Friday. :
iu ford
Mr. 1 iei
vti-.ly, I 'ill a..m .- ,k n1
w:th hi- moihe: Mi.-ford.
Mr. and M:- tirad;
a.-i week-el d i;i Asia.
Ul-- Marv ll-nine.
f i) .):: I'll.
!;, t '. eek t ln
V. T. ( raw
- pent
.... . .j
Mrs. Charles K. yuinlan reiurncu
her hem,. Tuesday irom Chapel nm
where she spent three weeks as the ;
Kue-i ,f her daughter. Mrs. ( hristo-,
ul er Crittenden and Mr. Crittenden.
1 ' I
Mr Car!e;.m Weatherby spent!
.,;,-' n Marion and attended tile
;l; ,,,.: ! Mi,- Ktht-I Spratt, of that
, ..; , : )i. M-.-k-y 'ar.- liowden, ot
l'.o
.
, CARJ) OF THANKS
tar
M.- W. F. McCraeken, Mi.-s Mo.cll
McC.'ael.en, and Mi-- Frances liose
attended til.' cinn:. li.-eiiletil at 'Mars
Hill Ci.ih-Ke hi t week and returned
Friday accompanied i.y Ml.-., Martha
:l,-i :.'ckeu. who is a :-UuK lit at tile
lor a
Kale:-
left T ue -day
relatives in
W i'i.
Mi
Mi-.-e'. L-lna and Fii.aaeth GarrvU
arrived Tile, d .y iBf.-m Creeli-boi o
Ccdlena- t'i spend tin- .-ununer vacalititi
with t hen: parent- , M r. and M rs. N.
W. Garrett-
Mi-- !:.-!-
SaUli ilay f on
olin wlie-i-week-
Oin-elii
'Colton bios-.
I.
e iju'ti'a
law, .S-
ell' the
.- :i:u-icai a -in
n r.v.-,i
h ( ai
1 wi-h to epr..-s my appreciation
and the appreciation ot the member
of mv family for the kiuoncss shown
by our ira:.'.! dunnjf the ill new and
di nth of my husband." ,.v,r,.
MRS. J. P.. HFNR.
1 All ' AC ATI ON F1UFK
S( UOOL
Th- i)dv A acalb-n Bible School
which ha- ' b-vii in s-esMon at the
11-ia-lwa o-i I'.i -sbvtei ian -church tor
thVpa-t t ' week will cb.se Friday.
F-ei i-c- will be held Friday night,
'i'he .-cboai i- in claw-Lie of Mr. Flee.
man II. Parker, of Macon. Ui who
s didli"- daily vacation liiblc school
work m A.-heville Presbytery this
summer. The school will iio on a
picnic Thin-day ai'torirooh. the
ehihlrc n a'e ': siiLC taulit music, Poble
memory w . .:, ev:u!Ke:i.-,m, and other
Hihie .-'uoj. ,"-.-. A. unn Mr. Parker
an- Mi-!.- .vatiirvn Walls and Vir
ginia Whin oer an ! Mr, anil Mrs.
O. C. Fan-. rum-
COMING SOON
nesno miir.-urel entitled "The
Hazel wood Poo.-ler. Club," will - be
o-iven in the near future at the Ha
elwood scliool undei- the auspices of
'he Hazelwood lioosler and Ball
Clubs. It is aeinr- d, reeled by Dr. R.
S. Rob, I'so-i. Main of the leading
; ; s - i r 1 1 me.i of Hie town are oUl-,-:a!!
In!-: iieeroe-.
MllAK OBANOl
I'KKOK
1-4 lb. pkg.
MANAGER'S WEEK
This Is Manager's Week at
Your A&P Store In Honor
of This Event Your A&P
Store Manager Offers Many
Special Values! 10 UL '
fJUCOA 2 a. 25c
FLOtiit iona 24
LB.
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CITY OF WAYNESVILLE LIGHT
DEPARTMENT KATKS
Effective June 1, 1931
STRAIGHT LIGHTING RATE
3iinimum charge $1.20 allowing 15 Kilo.Watt-Hours.
Next 50 Kilo. Wall-Hours at ..... 'c
Net 150 Kilo. Watt-Hours, at c
All over 215 Kilo.Watt-Hours, at . JC
LIGHTING AND REFRIGERATION
Minimum charge $3.00 allowing 10 Kilo-Watt.Hours.
Next 120 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at oc:
All over 160 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at ..... lc
COOKING. REFRIGERATION AND LIGHTING
Minimum charge $3.00 allowing 60 Kilo.Watt-Hours.
Next 150 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at - -4c
Next 200 Kilo.Watt-Hours, at :Jc
All over 410 Kilo.Watt-Hours, at . .... ...... .2h?
POWER RATE NO. 1
50 Horse-Power to 300 Horse-Power. Minimum
charge $1.00 per Horse-Power allowing 50 Kilo.Watt
Hours per Horse-Power.
Next 10.000 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at . ... ... ...... -21-ic
Next 20.000 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at , -1' zc
POWER RATE No. 2
25 Horse-Power to 49 Horse Power. Minimum charge
75c per Horse-Power allowing 25 Kilo.Watt-Hours per
Horse Power.
Next 2,000 Kilo.Watt-Hours, at . 3! i c
Next 5,000 Kilo.Watt-Hours. at
POWER RATE NO. 3 '
5 Horse-Power to 24 Horse-Power. Minimum charge
50c per Horse-Power allowing 15 Kilo-Watt-Hours per
Horse.Power.
Next 1,000 Kilo. Watt-Hours, at . . ... . .. . 4c
Next 2,000 Kilo.Watt-Hours, at 3iic
POWER RATE NO. 1
! j Horse-Power to 1 Horse.Power. Minimum charge
$3.00 allowing 55 Kilo-Watt.Hours.
Next 150 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at ..... . . ...... v-5c
Next 500 Kilo-Watt-Hours, at ... .......... - 4c
All bills due first of each montji and if not paid by
the 10th service will be discontinued without further
notice and an extra charge will be made to turn on again.
I
Mr. I'anl Dai; urr;e, hist week
from Wake l-'ca. I ( olle-e to . pi -let
Liu- -siiniiiiei- vacation wish hi- H
eiil .1 r. and .1 rs, I..., N. l':.vi.. -tit
their li'Vine at 11 -.7.els.i.,d.
M i - (dial lie l'. i d and two children,
of llie h I'oiii! . are In-. e foi-' a rvi-a'
to i w a' -hut's liioi hei , M is.- .1 . 1.
Henry." - Ai r. ISynl. wlii. aecoiiinaiiie'l
them liioc- -1 ueek i . attend t 'a.,
t uiieral ol' M r. Henry, rot timed to
his home Friday-
-i, i,
Mi-, tiiid M: . talrol Hell left Mon
day for Live Oak, Llorida whole the;,
were called - on accoLint of the.' doul-il
uf .Mrs. UelVs fat her, Mr. Well l.yie.
'
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Ilauconi -.lid
Miss l'idith liaucom deft 'l'ue.-dav for
Wake Forest to attend the commence
ment exercises at Wake- Foie-t t'ol-
lejre.
Mrs. George Setnmos, of jack-son-ville.
Florida, arrived -Saturday for a
visit to htr parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
H. Kay.
Mrs. Joe Tate, .Mr.s. W. f Denton,
and Charles HadLtett, Jr. were Ashe
ville visitors Saturdav.
Mrs. tirover Wilkes, of Sy'.v.., at
tended the meetiiifj of the Mu.sie Cluh
at the home of Miss Margaret StriiiR
iield Safurilay.
Mrs. H. B. Havkin.s. Mi-, and-Mrs.
Ilnna.1,1 II ! ivt i II s if l-i-t MviTS.
Florida, arrived Sundav for a few-
Weeks' visit in Waynesville and are
Kuests at the treogian.
Tisa K'.s;ilvn Rav will arrive to
day from Duke University, Durham,
to spend the summer vacation,
tra R. I. I'r-fvo-t mid Mr Aaron
Prevost vi.sited relatives in Hickory
the ni-t ot the ween.
Mr flvHn Mnrlpv rrilrehfield and
tittle iaucrhier: Karriettp. -f Ft.
Myers. Florida and Greensboro, who
have been visting tne lormer s scnooi.
niotn 1 - rr UA'uhc. nno :l r
Wt'.-liii ow Ipnvimr ttila u-ppk for
..JV..V, .... ....
Asheville where they will spend the
summer.
Mrc Pkio Rnlinir Wphh. of Ashe
ville, is spending this week in town
as the guest ot Mr. anil .Mrs, Urady
Kogers.
Mrs. F. S. Miles and Sbti. Mr. Erie
ATitpc. nf fawnshnrn. snprit a few
days here the first of the week
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. lerrell
Misses Lucy and Edna Jones and
Miss Frances Burgin left Tuesday
morning lor tiaieigh. and yurnam
where they . will spend several uav
visiting menus. ,
anA Tra FIqvp Mpnrv if Hiyti
Point', attended the - funeral of the
former s lather. Mr. J. is. Henry, here
inursaay atternoon.
Hon. G. S. Ferguson, Jr., of Wash
incrt.in 1"J C . phairnian -f the- Fed
oral Traits rnmltlllon. Qnent n TPW
days here this week as the guest of
his sister, m rs. J. noueson. ana
Mr. Kobeson.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Shoolbi-ed
ViaH ic thpir trnpstjs a.st week-end -lr.
and Mrs. aLonnie McCowan and son,
Hardin MCLowan, oi jonnson vuy,
lennessee.
frc .Tompe Atkins snent last week
end in Asheville as the ruest of Mrs
Ruggles Baker and motored to Spar
taiilDurg, South Caroline with her
Saturday to attend the alumnae
luncheon at Converse College.
Mr. Jim Henry returned to hii
home in New York Sunday after a
several days' visit to his mother, Mrs.
J. B. Henry.
Mrs. R. E. Wood and children, Miss
Mary and bob ooa, oi r.nzabetnton
'! nir WWNKSVILI.K BAPTIST
t i 1 1 i!
: XeL Sunday i- a spL-eial day in
, n chui'L-n. Hi- are exiieoLniy J
Sa'i.,lu .-chrul. Tlio.-e who are plan
n to attend church are asked to
coiiw liv ln:-t" as the closing of the
Sundav 'school, will he the opening of
!lie eh'i Mi .ervice. We expect -t(V be
ihi-..UKli the wiiole .-erviee by 11:40.;
You aic :! vileil and -urged to at-Letai.
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(lllWDMOTHEll'S FKESII DAILY
1 I t I 'KMC s ()1'U K
- 'Having quaTifa'd as executor, with
the will annexed, of the estate of
Myciiida CryiiH's. deceased, late of
Haywood County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
.said estate to present the same to the
undersigned for payment within one
year from the first publication of this
notice or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Thi.s the 29th dav of May, .1934;
Lt hKtlUS ( RYMKS
Executor.
May 31-June 7.14-21-2S-July 5.
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Del Monte Asparagus Tips fc. i "" c 1 5c
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