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TRURSDA5 Jl'fcY II, 193 J
TVdvfc Million Defers Worth
Of Bonds Decorated Office Of
Governor Ehringhaus Monday
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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t,i u 1 n.,
(;overnor and State Treasurer
t arried Them To .New
York To Sign
ru n VK .MILLION
TuVlve million, two hundred aud
O-m-.v ':iiou,-aiul dollars lay in neat
, i... .!i !hc reception room ot the ui
! ',. , ! v)v:nor Ehringhaus in tht
( i-,.:..: Monday.
'Ir.v hue sum wai not in grsn
'u'k' but in brown-backed general
Vul buiuls of the State of North
Una. In all there were 12.230
'vnd.-, ech of $1,000 denomination.
rjx!i'each, O. M- Jones of the State
T'tasurer's office impressed the great
.eaf If the State.
The bunds vere packed :n suite-uses
Tuesday and Governor Ehringhaus.
Stale Treasurer, Chas. M. Johnson
and the Governor's secretary, Chas.
I; I'owell- left with them Tuesday
pht for New York where on Wed-r.e-day
the bonds received the final
touches to make them worth $12.230,
(ii,u the signatures of the goverawr
treasurer
The signing will be done with sig
i.atuie ntichines which fix up liO
nds with one singing operation.
The signature machine was used
.i) actual bonds by the governor and
treasurer for the first time, as th
bonds are the first to be issued during
tru;r terms of office.
The machine., said the Governor
'.u-.-k like old-fashioned hatracks the
Kind that extends or retracts, you
k :...
Viewing the piles of bonds Treas
ivr Johnson picked up one bearing
.tt.f rotation of 3 1-2 per cent interest,
.:i ! declared:
"1 am about to have the pleasure
!' signing the first 3 1-2 per cent
lor.Js in the history of the State of
.V:;h Carolina."
Kngraving and preparation of the
l2,2::o bonds will cost about ?3 00U.
Tlie bonds were bought last month
' a New York syndicate.
Many Questions
About County Are
Answered In Book
History of Haywood Will Con
tain Many Interesting Facts
As Prepared Ky Piof. W.
V. Allen
1. Where is the most elevated
watershed in the ea;-Urn part of
North America?
2. What and where i.s the lowia-t
'i elevation in Haywood i.oun
What is the highest point?
StMe Gets Over
Million Dollars For
Education Relief
This Sum, Together With The
Half Million Already Keteiv
ed Encourages School
Officials
to the increased enrollment expected,
it was emphasized by Secretary War
ren that it was essential that the
money be placed to the credit of the
state as soon a DOs,sible. nnH tii-v
urged such action at the relief ad
ministration. They were told that the $1SO.OOO
for buseg would be available as soon
is necessary papers were executed.
ty?
3. How many mountain peak. in
Haywood county that are more than
ouiu feet above sea level?
Beer Appetite Of
State 45 Million
Mugs Last Year
I :. i ly Tar Heels nuuiVed !.",
-H-,H!ii.-e mugs of boor during
. .war eliding last June 30, or an
wait' "i' 11 mugs for each nun,
u. ma' and child in North Cai'oliua.
Thr State's appelitr e-tima'e is
I.-im.I m gallonage computed, from
S'a:. ii'vtnuo receipts of S.'MlUiHl
ya:n.i-l I'lron the $3 tax. (in- ea h 31.
y.iii' N barrel, of the beverage, and on
State's U'30 population of approx
,M;ac!y 3uil,()0l) people.
The tax leturn indicates a con
Mimjitinri of 1 1 .J.i;t4 barrels "'of 31
u.i'.U ns.euch. or :,52:!.584 gallons,
I amounts, to 451 ,1 ON, 7 ."'2 ounces,
.and beor is gener: illy dispensed now
oiays in 10-ounce mugs.
I.eu;sliitors, eager to have tlie beer
I ill pas-oil, estimated annual revenue
all the way t'nmi i?.")()0.0()() to J?'!, 000,
1111:1 '.;' vear. i
4. What was the course of the an
cient river, prior to the Pigeon, that
ran through the present boundary of
Haywood countv
5. How much of tlie county is not
included in the Pigeon drainage area.
Locate the parts that are not in it.
0. How many acres of land in
Haywood countv are included in the
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park?
J What famous mountain peak
in eastern America is not so elevated
as the main street of one of the towns
in Haywood county?
8. What is the mean annual rain
fall of Haywood county? What is
the mean annual temperature?
'.). Wh.it is the mean annual snow
tail, the average date of the tir.-t
killing frost, and the last killing
frost ?
10. Name five of th, first families
to settle in the Pigeon river valley;
in the Richland valley; in the Jona
than's Creek valley.
11. Name the c.in'.m;.' : ioi'.ei. 'hat
were named in the hill erecting the
county for selecting the county soat
What was the name of the Mte he
eded
12. Name the cuimis-ioners that
were selected by the Legislature tv
licit the court holi-e and jail.
13. WI1.4 was the rate of taxation
in l-Oll, levied for the payment of
the public buildings that were creel
ed 1
1 I., Nanu -cine of Ihe" fi.-.-t sct
tli'i.s of .Crabtree and Fines ( reek.
What was tlie 'livst name of Fines
( rock? How did it get. its name?
IS. What was the cau-i' of the dis
pute tlii.t aroi-. oyer the location of
the county seat in 1KU? How wide
spread was it?
. All of these question.- on iho be
ginning of the history of Haywood,
county are answered in the Annuls
of Haywood County, a baok of six
hundred pages, cloth bound- index
ed, 'illustrated- and with t .bio of f
.ontclits. to be i-Miid seine time in
the next few month-.
A dvanced orders a i e- now Ivijijf
taken Read what the chaii 'iniu of
the Federal' Trade 'onim i.- ion said Nat
North Carolina's education di part
men t is due to receive soon an allot
ment of 1,200,000 is its part of the
:4S,000,000,OOU carried in the emer
gency appropriation bill passed by
Congress recently for education relief,
it was revealed in Wa?hington last
week by J. H. Warren, secretary of the
North Carolina State Teachers' as
sociation after he and St..te Superin
tendent A. T. Allen had conferred
with the relief administration as to
early allocation of funds-
This sum will be in addition to the
half million dollars received two
months ago to aid "weak school units'
in the st.te- and $140,000 that has
een allocated by the Public Works
..dministration as a grant to supple
ment $420,000 that the state is ap
propriating to buy six hundred new
school busses Is $r00,000 and the
grant of $1mi,000 does not have to be
repaid.
The Tar Heel educators attended
the 73rd session of the National Kdu
tional association o, which Dr. J. V.
Joyner 'of Lagrange i a former
picsidcnt. the oldest .surviving mem
ber of the Past Pre.-. dent's associa
tion, wht was honored during the
present session by presiding at sev.
oral meetings.
As poin'ed out by Allen and Secre
tary Warren, the $1 200,000 will make
a total of 1 s.MUHio received as fed
e.al aid for Noith Carolina'.- MiO.OOO
school children and 23.000 schoo
tt'.icheiv. ti.Ooe ef such teachers be--ng
negroes.
Allen and Warren asked an early
allocation of the North Carolina quota
m.-e the ti.-cal Ve.r in the state
began July 1, in accord with that of
the government, and the budget for
'.lie year i.s now being formulated with
till u.-ual S 1 o-dOU,OoO educational
ALARM
CLOCKS
98c
60c
I'NGENTINE
For Sunburn
39c
Big Values for 10 Days
JULY 12
JULY 21
IXMTLAK
LAXATIVES
Feenamint y
25c Size I I C
Alophen Af
pills 7.c size tHC
Milk Mug- nr
nesia pt. size LiiJK
.i .
ai lie pa iica aj
.'SOc size . . Z4C
Mineral Oil n
Full pint ... SuC
Uubbino;
Alcohol
Full pint
fund piovidod by
.MARRIAGE
LICENSES
' . A Muir and Klizahtth Ktes,
'I: "f ( anton- '
''iver J. McKlroy of Iron Hurt'
' i Maggie Shelton. Crabtree
I nd Olvey, Sylva and Dertlia
loci-ii,;iii, Cruso,. 1
.W II Siwtb and Klsie Ilarkins. both
' ( itt;'n,
( .AVa!d'e. . 'Jenkins and Margaret
i-bi., th Gilliland, both of Plott
1 ri'k. ..' ....:
. : ,;ayni, nd Williams. Allen's Creek
Ming. rice Goodson, East Fork.
I "nue Deitz and Martha Am
''t. both Of . W'illets.
."vavti Rathbone, Fines Creek.
Auce Hunter, White Oak.
r.e Harrell and Coleene Evani,
j; tri .,t Jonathan.
R-A . Willis, of Asheville. and Iva
''- , dabtree.
, yircf- Meadows and Meeky Messer,
' i K 2 Wajnesville.
t -Ma.vhall H. Childers and Martha
1"';u- ''th of Canton.
, .niiithers and Kate Medford,
-'-. h of - Canton.
.. I-,owl Shuler, Sylva and Anne
: ' --d. Cruso.
Subscriptions
. l-e following sUbsCriptions have
r-.ceived during the past few
Vr J. R Latham cit , Mr E B.
u r t . John . Plott, Rt 1;
i uichestoT. Hn oK.-,,,..! r m
n''v"n- , Hazelwood; C.; N.' Allen
.'IP? Auin nooeiTS, jii
C- H. Purcell. P.icr
-Mrs. Uoyle Alley
erling; Mr
"kid ,
(. h;:r,4 Hill
p U ,H'ell, Rt. 2; Tom Mas
: ' V,;- Julius Williams, Crab-1-
t t 'lm Nola"d. Crabtree, Rt.
T i. "mtehouse, Crabtree; C.
Rir KJ"n' Cra"tree; Mrs. Floyd
li C'V ; Mr" FIod Bullock,
Cau'vv ' '-T8:; Charlotte . News;
u 'r , VubUr' J- C' Cracken,
M s P w irier. Canton Rt. 2.
-Mr- "1, ' .-S!t'e McClure, Dellwood;
-."niM, T' TCanton; Hotel
Rt 'i c,'.ty: Henlry Flrancis,
J s'el P.nl L,M Kilhan.city;
Rt ' T dari! cVah ' 3 H
1 F iMi'!ne'1 Hazelwood, Mrs.
Mr, RC?V?;M,S K--- Rd.
K.' Hrrafl'n 1 Dpan' Jacksonville J
p u ulnlZ l Clty: Mrs w- Ro
tree. Mr3- P- V Dotson. CrX
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Kubbinjr Heproduttions All ri
i5, Aleohol from the 13c Dyes f
i l ull pint Old Masters 1 f
'jy, "ir The of Inno- 1UC g ?
IDC cense, Little IjV . cl
i Hlue, etc. ;
V 25c
p . Assorted tiSm
Pound JfrW mmo TOOTHPASTE
v o li tcL-Slriiu hummer
hpsom halts .CTCSS rA- Ijsterine nn Li
Jw.r!--J landies S3
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ic wood- or rJL pmh ,,m,n,;,in
; Kr 69c 4k 59c
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70 m)ki:(i:im; v -,. itoriu: oi a
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-mr 505
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