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THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAlNEElt
THURSDAY, JULY to
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Criminal Court Is
Disposing Of A
Number Of Cases
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capia.
Marcvi'lle Goodman, assault
Marcelle Goodman, assault
deadly weapon, N. P. V. L
Mariman Inmau and Jim Inman,
larceny, alias as to Jim InniMi, con
tinued as to Mariman Inman.
Grady Heck, violation prohibition
law. alias capias and continued,
Grady Beck, public drunkenness
alia.s capias and continued.
R. O. McCracken. embezzlement
defendant called and fiiiled.
Forest Katclilt', abandonment, N.
P. W. L
George Rogers and Hutch Roger.-,
assault with deadly weapon, contin
ued. Cromer Chambers, rc-isting officer,
continued.
George Bradley, reckless driving,
plead guilty, fined cost of $25,
Douglas Rathone. driving while
drunk, fined $5 and drivers' license
revoked for 12 months.
Fred Marcus, enters plea of guilty
of driving auto while intoxicated. He
is ordered to pay W. A. Haliburton
$100 for damage done to car, and to
pay $50 tine and court cost. He was
also forbidden to drive on state high
way for b' months.
Ed Smythe found guilty of assault
on a female with intent to commit
rape. Sentenced from 'i to five years
at the state penitentiary.
HAZELWOOD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Walk, of San
Antonio, Texas, are visiting the form
er's sister. .Mrs. Phi! Ma.-sey. and
Mr. Massey. .,
Mr. and Mrs. Christie Burrell, Carl
Burred and Mis- Evelyn Freggens. of
x' . i. v w . i l a1! ..
ewarK. .n. j., leiurneu nonie luu.x.
I day after a two weeks visit to rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers
and son, Ralph, left Wednesday for
a two weeks visit to relatives in
Mt. Holly. X. J.
Mrs. Hitt. of McCormick, S. C and
daughter, Carolyn, are visiting relatives.
Mc( ULLOCK-ROGERS
Mr. Earl Roger- and Mi.ss. Mary
Aiicv McCullock were married bat
urday, June 2. at Spartanburg, S. C.
Mrs. Rogers is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. McCollock, of Can
dler. Mr- Rogers is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Roger.s of this place
and is an employee of Enka.
NEXT WEEK'S JURY
it. W. Holtzelaw, Beaverdam; T.
F. Smith, Waynesviile; J. L. Cham
bers, J'igeon; J. L. Phillips, Beaver
dam; J. C. Blaylock, Pigeon; J. S.
Setzer; Ivy Hill; C. C. Medio rd, Bea
verdam; J. H. Page, Waynesviile; C.
C. Saunders, Beaverdam; S. B. Mc
Cracken, Beaverdam; Hardy Caldwell,
Iron Duff; L. E. Ensley, Beaverdam.
NOTES FROM COURT
Court convened at 10:15 Monday
morning. Court adjourned for lunch
at 10:15. Court convened for the
afternoon session at 10:15, and ad
journed Monday afternoon at 10:15,
according to the clock over the judge's
Jxnch.
A long Ja;iirh placed in the.' hull .up
stairs provided a. place for those wait
ing to get to the grand -.jury room a
plat i' to i i st.
"Mils i i, no ul
houses in 'the stale
marked.
the finest
" Judge. PI
ciiurt
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Fines Creek News
JUST ARRIVED
The following news has jut been
received:
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hamilton, of
Robbiasville, welcomed the arrival of
son. Douglas Micheal, on Monday,
July 2. Mr. and Mrs. 'Hamilton are
lorme-r residents of Hazelwood. Mrs.
Hamilton being the former Miss
Berdell Sca-tes.
ENTERTAINS VISITORS
A group of friend! were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Hessie Gaddy
on the evening of July 4th. Dancing
and cards were enjoyed until quite a
late hour. Those present were Miss
Evelyn Freggetis and Carr Burrell,
of Newark. N- J., honor guests, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Burrell. Mr. and Mrs
Vinson McElroy, Mrs. E. H. Ensley,
of Orlando. Fla , Mrs. Harold Demp
sey, of Harlen, Ky., Mrs. S. R.
I.eatherwood. Mis-es . Wiltna Hoyle,
Mattie K- Clark, Helen Morrow, Kath
arine Hyatt. Mary Alice Blalock,
Tela Mclx-an, of Enka, Lela Watson,
of Topton. N. ('.. lJorothy.Dewee.se,
and Me.-.-rs. Joe Davis, Ralph Sum
merow. and Earl Byrd.
EHic
with
Mir.-i.s Heli ii (in-iur and
Greene i.-tit the 1 1 ; i t wirk-riiil
their 'pa i t lit.-.
Mr-. Lizzie UatclllV, ,-f A.dievilk
and her ,- n. I.aw'.-oii Uatclitl', nf Hi
troit. were th(. guesis of Mr. W. 1
M un ay
Miss Wilnn. Clarke lelu.ned ft
bar home Saturday 1'nnn Vu'llowhee.
FOR SALE, .Meilford ioperty on
Boyd Avenue. .Three lots,. 7 large
oak trees, .j!750. Term- Apply to
Mr.-. E. II. Howell. Willc'tts, X. '(.'-.
WANTED OFFICE HELP
Young I idy le.-i l ulls learning cler
ical Work. M ut have A-l ; t fei eitce.
Compensation extremely low but good
opportunity to gain knowledge of
office work. Address Office Help '.'i
Mountaineer, Waynesviile, N. (:. ltp.
MAN WANTED fo,- Rawleigh Routt
of Si.il) f ;Anil ii-'s. Write immediately.
Rawleigh fo., Dept NCG 5 SA. i
'ichmond, Va. .1 12-0.
(Intended for last week)
Hairy Brendle, who ha been in
s'houl ,,t Newport News. Va.. U vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. V.
Bi'endle, fur two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C'hal Little and chil
dren, of Rockford, III., are visiting
M r-'. Little's relatives.
Mi--.- Tela McLean ami -Lela
a-.-oii .'.if Enka, are guests 'of Mr.
and .Mrs. L. '. Davis.
liui'us Summerow is spending his
two week- vacation with his p-.r-nt.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. ('. Summerow.
He h;u been, ill -chool at Newport
New-.. - Va.
M-:s. Annie Jenkins, of High
I'-oiht, is visiting lier sister, Mrs L
C. . Waddell, and Mr. Wit, Well. .'
Mr-. I''. 11. Kiisley ami daughter
lrU, i.i- tirl .i;do. KJa.. are sneiidinir
Mr. Tom Hoyle is at the Haywood
County Hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Bob Henry and son, Raymond.
are visiting relatives and friends in
Walland. Tenn. thi.s week.
Miss Rosamond Leagon and Mr.
Cecil Leagoa of M avion, 'were in
town Sunday-Mr-
and Mrs. Ed Holt- of Ahe-
ville, spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wall:;.
Mrs. Holt remained here at the" bed
side of her mother, Mrs. Martha
Arlington, who i- seriously ill.
Miss Thelma Swayngim and Mr.
Vinson McElroy were quietly mar
ried in Clayton. Ga. Saturday after
noon, June ."0. They were accom
panied to Clayton by Miss Dorothy
Dewee.se and Mr. Earl Bvrd.
Mrs. McElroy is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swayn
giin. of Waynesviile-
Mr. McElroy is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. McEhoy. He is employed
at the eut-ole department of the
Junalu-ska Tannery. They are re
siding with the bride's sister, Mrs.
Bill Blalock. and Mr. Blalock.
A King of the Track and Two Aces
Tea Room Opens
The formal opening of the tea room
at Belle-Meade Playground was held
yesterday. Much new equipment has
been added and the new fixture. are
most attractive.
Mrs. S. P. Strickland, of Nashville,
who has had years of experience in
tea room and coffee shop operation, is
in charge. Regular meals and 5:00
o'clock tea will be featured as well as
a varied array oi specuu saiaas, ami
sandwiches. The tea room will be
open from S:00 A. M., until 12:00 P.
M. Tallies will be availably for cards
at any time without cover charge.
The Thursday and Saturday night
square dances are rapidly increasing
in popularity and attendance.
Proof that the summer tolKri are
welcome at Belle-Meade Playground,
C. M. Dicus. owner, has announced
they are invited to use the double
tennis courts without charge, at any
time during the , day light hour.-.
I'he courts are in excellent condition
The fwimniimr nool season is much
better than last year. Girls from
( amp Junaluska will use the facili
ties of 'tiie' pool each morning through-
ut the season.
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fen,uin Good bwimm
.Probably no member f
world is as adept at under -wa:t'f
mtng rua the penguin, w;
largely on small crustaeeai'.i M
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r.i jngnt Is concerne-!
excellent paddles in tlil'- ...;iVr
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The two most recent conquerors of the Atlantic by air, Cap.
tain Maurice Rossi (left) and Y'ieutenant Paul Codos (right).
They are shown here with Barney Oldfield (center) former race
track champion.
"Napoleon of the Stump"
The title "Napoleon of the stump'
was frequently applied to William Mc
Kinley, who had a supposed resem
blance to the Emperor Napoleon and
who, during the Harrison campaign,
traveled .more than 16.000 . miles and
in his own first campaign made ovet
"HO Speeches.
Frog Held Able to Scream
A frog does not open Us mouth
during the ordinary course of Its sing
ing, but it can scream with Its wide
mouth open when occasion demands. A
frog being grasped by a large snake
bus been observed to do this ' most
pitponsly. making a startling noise.
I '.-! roit News.
O.i .Monday, -lu'. r
eleven' o'clock A. M.
house door in the tov. i
ville, Haywood Count,.
olina. the undersigned'
'.sell at public outcry t ;ht- r
bidder . .lor cash, tht
lands, to-wit:
BEING in Wayn-- .' , t,
Haywood County, North ( ., ;:r
BEUl.N.MAli at a start t
Southeast side of State Hi -hw;
10. which stake is 12 fee: fro
Southeast margin of the
which istake is 175 feet n a
easterly direction from a -:al:
intersection of the Eastern rtui
the sidewalk line of Belle Meai
the line running parallel with
Highway No. 10, on the Sj
side thereof, and said -takf
the Northwestern cernei of -Devitt
lot. and runs thence w:
line parallel to and 12 iVtt ;r.
edge of the concrete on .-rid
way, in a Northeasterly i;r
400 feet to a stake; them,. S.
150 feet to a stake; thr;f
Southwesterly direction paiaiit
State Highway No. 10. -lou fee
stake in the Northeasterly c".i
the McDevit lot; thence with'!
of said McDevit lot. N. '", V
feet to the BEGINNING.
Sale made pursuant tn .m
salp conferred upon me by
tain deed of trust executed 'y
Bass and wife, Hallie V. Ha-.-February
7th, 1929, anil rec
Book 20, page 100, Record .f
of Trust of Haywood Cotintv
This the 22nd day of June 1
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No. 225 June 28-July
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ir.omn w.tn tile Iiiiiiicr s parents,
and Mr- .1. R. McKl.ov
, Mr.-, ('ha. les Hoekstra and chil
dien, of Melbourne, Fla., arrived last
week. Mrs. Hockstra is erv ill at
the horiie of her sister, Mr. E S.
Clarke. '
Mrs. J. (J. Roger.s :md daughter
Helen.'. -pent Sunday with the foriii
er' si.-tt -. Mrs. E. If. l!,!,.. Helen
remained for a week's visit.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY
Shv'c A'l-American
Today's Live News
For Fat Folks
.1 (jreat Letters
Head Them All
From all over the country north
. --south east west come letters of
praise for the world'. safe and health
ful enemy of fat don't miss "-these '!
letters.
"I am using Krusehen Salts on ad
vice of my Doctor. Have used three
bottles and lost 15 lbs., and gladlj
recommend it to all my friends." Mrs.
(i. W. Bryant, Foxboro, .Mass., 1931.
"I am using your Kruschen Salts
for constipation and reducing- Have
faken .J jars and have lost about 20
lbs. I can recommend it to be great."
Miss A. J. Harber, Pineville, Ky., 1934.
"I have taken 3 bottles of Krus
chen. I weighed 256, I reduced 56
lbs., and felt better each day, have
got my 4th bottle." Ed Jordon, Le
veen, Ariz., 1934.
If you are proud of your double
chin and bulging abdomen don't take
Kruschen Salts. Ed Jordon made up
his mind to take off 50 or more pounds
of fat and he did Ed was sick and
tired of lugging it around with him
persistency wvn for Ed as it will
for any fat man.
A half teaspoon in a glass of hot
water before breakfast every morn
ing get Kruschen at SMITH'S CUT
KATE DR IG STORE or any drug
store, (adv)
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Tremendous welcome huge
sales-follow announcement
of sensational new Goodyear
tire keeps us and factory on
jump Users say "43 more
non-skid mileage" under
states it.
MARVEL0U
GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER
Miss Agnes Macauley Uodgers, Jn
Btroctor of physical education fit
George Washington; university, has
the distinction Df.bla the- fcnly girl
selected 'jnttli8-'jnflfiaericaa hockejr
Look What You Get No Extra Cost: 43 More Miles of realt
non-skid safety . v . Flatter Wider Tread . . . More Center
Traction (16 more non-skid blocks) . . . Heavier Tougher
Tread (average of 2 lbs. more rubber) . V. Supertwist Cord
Body tsupports heavier tread safely)
We've never seen the equal of it the way
car owners have nocked in, looked, listened,
bought new G-3's these last ten weeks and
it's the same everywhere we hear. What's
more, people who got G-3's months before
the public announcement, report it's better
than claimed! They cite mileage records to
prove they're getting better than the 43
more non-skid mileage averaged by Good
year's test fleet. Buy no tires until you let us
show you this wonderful new Goodyear All
Weather which gives so much more safety
and service without costing you a cent extra !
Sure, we have Goodyears at ALL Prices!
Because Goodyears are the largest selling
tires, you get more for your money no
matter what you pay.
IWs aira
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Other sites In propor
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Prices tubiect to change without
notice and to any Stale sales toi.
DOES YOUR MOTOR-.
GET HOT?
If it does, ' there- is
something w r o n
' ,l' ' ;
perhaps your racUtor
needs flushing f'r
fan belt adjusted
spark plugs i-leantd, or
i
'carburetor readjiiM.
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