pr. I. B. Funke fpent Monday in
i-htville on business.
-
Z V. Ferguson, of Fines Creek,
uW a visitor in the city the first of
he wtek.
Ri.we Henry, of Belhaven. was
arnvrv' !he visitor in town Monday.
.Mrs- Bennie Patton, of Canton,
.sited friend here this week.
Charles Moody, of Jonathan, was
here en business Monday.
.
W. A. Moore, of Wood row, was a
Waynesvile visitor Mondav
R. T. Boy,) was among the visitors
here from Jonathan this week.
My Blue Heaven, opening plav iif
Cooke Players, a.-k the- bovs of" the
American Legion.
A Good Place To Put
That Tobacco Money
IS IN A
CHEVROLET
THE HIGGEST CAR VALl'E ON THE MARKET
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Dairy Dept. Head
We Have Used Cars Too At Prices You
Will Be Pleased To Hear
! Watkins Chevrolet Co. !
Phone 75
FARMERS...
Your Tobacco Check
Will Last Longer If
Spent Here!
McCRACKEN CLOTHING CO.
Dl H ITTERS FOR . MEN AND ROYS SHOES I OR
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
HOUSEPARTY IS EXTENSIVELY
ENTERTAINED
Miss Martha Way was hostess for
a delightful bridge party on Friday
evening at the home of her uarents
Mr. and Mrs. Jaok Way. honoring!
-Mis Margaret Shaekford and the
members of her house party. Mis
Elizabeth King, Miss Dorothy Cald
well, and Miss Jane l'iersoti. of Char,
lotto, who were entertained last
week at the home of Miss Shaekford's
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. James
Atkins.
The guest list included the guest.
of honor and Miss Alice Dungan, of
Elizabethtoii. Term.. Miss Mozelle Mc
Uaeken. Muss Mary IVuland Mc
Oaeken, Miss B.iihara Haviland. of
Atlanta, Mis.s Haseltine Swift. Miss
Sarah Welch. Mi-S Corinne Wajreii
feld. .Miss Mary Wood, of Elizabeth
t 'ti, Tenn.. Miss Hillie Uotha, Mis.
Mary Snyder, Miss IVliy Kl.ek. Mis.,
Jane White. Mis. Thoniasine Stiing
lield. and Mis- Rosemary Kippetoe. '
In continuance of many lovely af
fairs given for the visitors- M:--Kom
m i rv Rinitt Mill Kim-,) Riiiu.
! toe. Jr. enteitained with ' .l:i n,-. -n
i.i. i . .. . .
ui,. lai kway Hotel on 1- nday even
ing. ne young hosts were a-isted
:n uveiving their guests by theii
mother,' .Mrs. Floyd Rippeti'o, and
'.heir aunt Mrs. Hugh Abel.
Dancing w.iS enioved in the liv
ing rooms oid lobby which were at-
t. -actively arranged with garden
I now. i.'s. l'unch and sandwiches were
served throughout (lie evening.
A limit eighty memher.s of the young
r ,-et were pre-ent for the occasion,
t'n Saturday . evening the house
l'any va again delightfully honored
when Mis., liiHie Kotha entertained
at her home on 1'igcon street.
Die rooms were arranged for the
party with quantities of mixed (low
ers and. dancing was enjoyed. Punch
sandwiches, candies, and cakes were'
served by the hostess assisted hv her
mother, Mrs. Harry liotha.
1'he gue.sts present on this vea
sion were: Misses Shaekford. King,
v', !,hvi'1!;.,1 Martha Wav, Jane
h:te 1 homasi,,,. St ringlield,' Helen
i.i, ,!,iys "u's' M:"'.v Polly
l-.aek. Mary Snyder, Mary McCrack
cn, Mozelle McCracken. Frances Rose,;
ho-emary Rippetoe,. and Messrs,
, ' -Wassie. hredenck Marsh, Mar
vin Miller, Floyd Ripnetoi'. --Henry
luttilc, Charles Bank, (leorge Me-
ra. ken. Wilford Sisk Ottis la.-;e
Hohl.y Sloan, Howard Ihatt lirli
s"-ift, ami Huh Wageiifeld. "
t
IdUle Mi,., Hetty Latham left
",ay ..go for (Jreenville. South laiu
'itia where she is visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tr:mih:i ,,f i i,..i
-pi nt Tuesday, in the rhv.'
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1934
Dr. and Mrs. S. P Ga
.. 1
on. Darker left Kim'.i ,,-V.. ., ;. , . Mr- ar-' Mrs. A. C. Goodman, of
visit to relatives in the eastern pari ,1' ''ntMSun'ta?f '"the city
of the state. Dr. and Mrs. Gay will ; tL f.-W Mn aml -Mr- 1 aul
io.,o auenu ttie state dental conven- " , , ,
turn in Wilmington. Thcv were ac- '
?r? t! ,"f iU NtT. Ir. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson and
h-;tlu.V l I- ' U ,',' V1-" ni'r children, of D.ytona Beach, Florida,
Mi WilP-im 'n,Un 'll'is. and have i.rnved to two weeks a
"I'l.ams. ; the Daggett cottage at Balsam.
Mr. A cry has charge of daily work
for the Slate Collcte Extension Ser
vice. He is an cxpeiienced dairyman
and the friend of all dairy cow own
ers in the stale. He has written
.several interesting ai tides almut
dairying for thi,, iue of The Mountaineer.
M. ,1.
Mondaj .
Ml.-SC-
of Cly.h
town.
here I'roin Clyde
Lois and Anne Mct'racken
spent Tuoday -hopping in j
Here's Where
Farmers Save!
Join t ho. throng of thrifty far mors that t ratio hore
wook at'tor wook because thov find they van sao money
on the same goods.
Since moving into our now strie wo hae added
several now linos that will anpeal to ou farmers and our
families con to in and look them over.
SEE THE SPECIALS WE WILL H AYE FOR FARM.
KR S DAY AND S ATI RI).Y
.11. . 1', Le.Jhetter
I'lueoil the li ist ' of
Ua.s her,
the week.
:f roll!
Mrs. Carol Bel! and young daugh
ter left Friday for Live Oak, Flonda
where they will visit the former'?
mother for two week-.
Mr. and Mr.-. James Micheal, of
Durham ai rived Fi iday and an
guests of Mrs. Micheai- parents,' Mr.
and Mis. K. 11. lilaokwell.
Mr.-. .1. L. Stringtellow , of Cu.lpep-
er, Viigi'nia. arm id Sunday lor a
few 'da : it . M I and M .IS
Jan.. -A'.kin-
. Mr. .Mdler Co, In an. of Davidson.
a:riei Tue-day- t -peinl several
days a- In- gue-t 'of Mis. Maltha
Neal at ; iii le-ine of her mot her,
M,-. S. Tf. Nead.
Mr. 'ai; d Mr,, dv; II. lllackwcll had
; : In i r g. i) -i on Simd.iv the foriuer's
b.-ot In ; . M i .1. 1'. I.UaekweH, of
Eagle 5-10-25c Store
M 8 Euro-
HAN ANA
SPLIT
10c
BUTTERED
PECAN
SUNDAE
10c
M i s. W. J. Campbell, Mi-s Louise
'.ampbeil. .mi .M r. Paul Camj.l.ell
attended the lloral parade of the Kho
iloJcii,lron Festival in .A.-lievilL, last
v cilnesilay.
Mrs. Cleveland Kirkpatriek, M r.s ,
I.. Striirglield. and -Mr.-. K. I!. Camp
tteliiled the ll'lh .-1111111111 meeting of
r.e Wonian's .uil.iar- to tin- Na
; tiiil ouii-il ilio.e-e of Welter,,
ao. ih Carolina which" w.-t, held la-t
w-ek .a Kantiga Lake ne,r llender
sunville. i
. I
Mr. ami Mis. J, U. Latham .-pent'
"i-t 1 hur.-day and I-'i o!:iy i ( diar-
""' .wnere .Mr. l.;,tliam atieiided a
.-.inidard Oil mooting at the .'Hotel
Charlotte.
V W Lit. 0,1 S,-k. .viiii i- ii .-tmhnt
C;o ineilica! seh.H.i of the L'niver
- !v ol Wiseonsji,. at .Madison, ar-
iVFll ITltllXlllV to -11,11,1 lell.duv
va; ition with hi- parent.-. Dr. an,;
Mr-v ', . Sisk.
N. C. .lame-, of Kims. ''nek. .spent
I iie-i'ia.y in Um-n u, hu-iiie.-s
Mi.--- C, mgia I '.'Ulan, -of ( antoii.
"'ues'd'oy... In. piling i Waynes.
I.el'i.ll".
Mi. Charlo- R.a", Ji ret ui lied Moll
day "from Chapel Hill where he prlif
.' ,-w d., - vi-r ng Mrs. Kay
R. C. McRRIDE, Manager
NOTICE
i
aid 'Mrs Robert .Stretdiev
have a, t l: ir gue t their -ister, M r
F S' vol" -her of WiNon'- Mill's."
The ( lassiesl Show on I lie roijil I 'lie
Cooke l'laers ill he here July llh
and week lor Hie American Legion.
I
The. Hoard of Equilialion and IJeview of HaywMd
Count. v will bo in session at the coiirthoiies the week of
June 27, lil.JI for the purpose of making Tax Adjust,
merits as allowed by law.
( has. ( Francis
CLERK OF THE HOARD
We Handle Exclusively
Carolina Grade "A" Ice Cream
AND CAROLINA BUTTERMILK
Ue w elcome the Western Carolina Creamery To This
( 'immunity, and are proud to be among the first to take
their line of products we and our customers have
found them ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.
b L. Ilradshaw, of (dahtree, wa
il Wayrie-vdle visitor Tue.-i.la-v, r ' .
. it- ' .
Mrs, li.ituier I.av and voung son.
Tom. left Tuesday for Mt. Airy wher0
they will spend .-oriiotime as' guests
d' Mr. and Mrs- Ji J. Mangimi.
SISK TOURS
Of Ashovillo, N. C.
O (for s
AN EKiHT DAY ROIM) TRIP
Chicago World's Fair
EXPENSES $32.09
Don't forget the: American Legion
is sponsoring The Ccok'e Players all
week July 2nd.
.Miss ':Lilliaiv Youn;, hostess
for the Sisk Tours of Ashovillo,
N. ('. will l)o at the Waynesvilli'
Chamber of. Commerce- from 2 to
I Friday afternoon, Juno 22. II
von are interested in oin to the
World's Fair' 'she will bo nlad to
talk with you.
Next 'lour leaves Ashovillo,
July 1. Why not be in Chicago
for the Fourth?.
WELCOME MR. FARMER-
hen you are in town, make our store your head,
quarters we always have the things you want FOR
LESS. You'll be delighted t the delicious drinks
We at our fountain.
'DESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCCRATELY AND '
ft.
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Welcome!
For many years we have tried to attain a standard
in dairy products that would be second to none, and
we congratulate Western Carolina Creamery on
joining the same program.
There is no substitute for milk as a food and
certainly there is no substitute for quality in milk
or its kindred products.
We are most happy to be one of the dairies in the
county which is destined to lead the entire state in
producing quality dairy products.
f
Osborne
s
CANTON', N. C.
Farms
Il
ft
'
Welcome
; TO
Western Carolina Creamery
AND
Haywood Farmers
It is with pride that we extend to hot h til vmi a cor.
dial welcome to our coinmunity --
To the CroMineiy olficials, we want to assure you that
we are 100 per cent behind you, and are ready to serve
in any way to make your industry a success we considc
it a genuine asset to our town.
!
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We extend to the farmers a cordial welcome to come
here on Friday and attend the Farmer's Day proi-ram.
You always have an invitation to come to our town and
do your trading. You will find here some of the best
stores west of Asheville. and mactically every one ope
rated by business men who are interested in your welfare.
RRING YOUR ; W HOLE FAMILY FRIDAY AND &N JOY
A DAY AWAY FROM HOME
TOWN OF
WAYNESVILLi
ECONOMICALLY