v AUGUST 2,
1934
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
rTLOCAl; NEWS BRIEFS
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Friday
ir,l Joe Collins were
spent
Creek I
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uf Canton,
business.
.
,, v Dellwood, was
Saturday.
George C. Haynes,
' Waynesville visitors
htre from Fines
.. .,ie Theodore Fer
I.imes. f Franklin,
i mends in Clyde
i week.
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MeCracken
Asheville as
Osborne.
Jali $
Mrs.5
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To.ndes
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at their
ninent guests at
re and Mrs. Rpb-
n:moke Rapids.
of Columbia,
several weeks
es Grace and
lH;vis and Miss Sylla
,.. week-end with the
Mrs- K. w
-law-
lii me in
Asheville.
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the cut
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Misi Nat-:
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yU-r. ,if Oregon, is the
.. .1 l.-s. E. C. Moody
;, Hazehvood.
I' ,Ms of Asheville, is
',-a davs in the city as
y',, Sydie Ray.
1'errv will leave to.
Tim. ii:,. Florida where
Mi-- ' irvrinia Roberts-
11 , former resident
-.he guest of Mrs,
i'- i,. r summer home at
T,,,,., ,-,.'.1 and young sons
;, Athnta, Georgia,
, Mi- TherveU's mother-
Iriy. of Charlotte- is
;,m -iua cents. : Mr,' and
jller and Mrs. Ken
.v Asheville visitors
after1 v --"
i Mrs.
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Miss '
visitin
Mrs. I'
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neth i
Vedw- a
;mJ?. S r,n.vn ;.n(l daughter and
Mrsj Cain'n. nf Savannah, Georgia,
fn fuc-t- at H'.-.nK- nonny.
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DUCK-DRAUGHT
Such a Good Laxative," Says Nurse
Writing from her home In Fes
tq Ma, Mrs. Anna LaPlante says;
Imi practical nurse and I rec
emrnend W some of my patients
ttfct they taka Black-Draught, for
U Is such a good, laxative. I took
16 lor constipation, headache and a
SU feeling that I had so much. A
Kw dosta of Black-Draught and
licit Just fine."
Btrttue so many prople know from
fcoitnf uied It that Thtdford'a DUck
fcaj!)t li a ood. purely Teietable
ttn, aminos of package! of It wt) told
Xrf jear.
Miss Mary Adamg Ward is spend
ing several days in the city as the
guest of Miss Babbie Way,
Miss Katherine Rheims returned to
her home in Ramseur the first of the
week after a visit to Miss Frances
Rose.
Mrs. M. J. Collins and three chil
dren, of Washington, D. C, have ar
rived for a visit to the former's par-
etns. Mr- and Mrs. J. F. Cabe.
Mrs. C. E. Lupton, of ' Bridgeport,
Connecticut, i here tor ,t visit to
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Frith, of Miam:,
Florida- will arrive tomorrow to visit
the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs J
F. Cabe.
Rev. ami Mis. R F. Randall, -who
have spent the past two weeks in Ha
zelwood, left yesterday for their home
in Charlotte.
Mr. Tom Taliaferro, of Raleigh,
arrived Saturday to spend a week
with Mrs. Talial'eico and young son
at the the home of Mrs. R H.. Mitchell-
Miss Mary F.lr.a belli Howell ha?
returned to her home in A.-heville
after spending a month with her aunt
Mrs. F.li MeGee.
Mr. and Mrs. J R. Latham and
daughter, Betty, spent Sunday
with James Latham who is spending
the summer at Camp lUuiiel Boone.
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Dr. and Mis. Knstes 'St mines ami
Miss Alice Semmes. of Memphis, Ten
nessee, ace guests of Mi's. Mamie
Deny at Chestnut Bark Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs- C. H Ransom and
son. 'Wick, of Hughes. Arkansas,
have arrived to spend the summer at
the home of-Mrs. K H. Mitchell.
.Mrs. Blanche Lee, i f Marion is
spending some time at Lake Juna-.lu.-ka-
:s the guest of Mrs. Walter
Lee.
Mrs. David Miller, of Atlanta,
Georgia, has arrived to -spend a mouth
in the -city and is a guest at Bi.ch
wi'o.l Hall.
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.Mrs. Willie Spnnhie, of Salisbury,
is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs
C. S. Kirkpatrick. at their home at
Lake Junaluska.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. I'atton. of Hol
lywood, F'lorida, are guests of Mrs.
Patton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Francis.
...
Mrs. Allen McLean left Tuesday
for her honie in Tampa: Florida af
ter a visit to her parents- Dr-. and
Mrs. J. F. Abel.
Mrs- C. J. Reeee will leave Sunday
for New York City where he will
spend several days purchasing fall
merchandise for Massie's Department
Store. '
Mr. Sam Bushnell, Jr.. .: who is. a
member of the State Highway crew
stationed at present at Bryson City,
is spending a week's vacation at home.
Miss Ola Francis arrived Sunday
from New York City to spend her
summer vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs- J. P. Francis. She was
accompanied by her nephew, Jihn
Everett Penny-
Mi&s Frances Ray and Mr. Charles
Ray left Sunday for New York City
where they will purchase fall and
winter merchandise for C. E. Ray's
Sons Department Store.
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Campbell had
as uheir guests last weekend the
latter's sister, Mrs. G. W'. Few, and
Miss Geraldine Few, Messrs. Harold
and Liion Few- of Greer. South Carolina-
Visitor Does Not
Believe Europe To
Have Another War
F- D. Trumbull, an officer in the
French army during the World War,
and step son of the late General Hans
von Below, who spent several sum
mers here, stated in an interview this
week that he did not believe that war
would be declared in Europe as the
result of tlv recent trouble over the
murder of Chancellor Do!fu.-s in
Vienna.
"I believe that it will take them
some time to settle the matter, as it
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Mr. and Mrs George Hendrey, of I ,iT , , U,,R
Washington, D C. arrived Tuesday ! sft,let,thtse thm, 1,ut 1 , hfv !10
for a v.sit to Mrs. riendrey's mother, uiea war w,ll be resorted to by
what w,, hear of the situation is prop
at her home on
Mrs G. C. B.-igg
East street.
Mr. an i Mrs. B. D. Lane, of Ches
ter, Pennsylvania, who make their
summer home in Waynesville, have
arrive.i ana are guests at Bnchwood
Hal!
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jeffords and the
latter's mother and sister Mrs. Arm
strong and Miss Marie . Armstrong,
of Clearwater, Florida, have arrived
to spend the rest of the season at
Birchwood Hall.
.Mrs. Doyle Alley returned. "Friday
afte.- spemiing several weeks at Chap,
e! Hill where she attended summer
school at the -University ' -of North
Carolina taking a course in public
administration.
agan.i. . and even with that there
does not seem t.i be a trend to
wards war."
Mr. and Mrs. Trumi.ull ere spend
ing their fifth summer in this community
Beaverdam
J. N. Mease. Jr.. Comm. to W. C.
Trantham. et ux. lot.
Paul B. Clark, et ux to Eston
Moore, et ux, lot.
P P. Clark, et ux to Horace Rob
inson et ux, 1 acre.
W. J. Miller, et ux to Mrs. Nora
Smathers, lot.
Joe Miller, et ux to Mrs. Nora
Smathers. lot.
Joe Miller et ux to Trustees Wes
levan Methodist church, lots.
Clyde
Mrs. E. E. Keener to W G. Bry
ant, et ux, 1 acre.
A. R. Nelsoa to J- I. Clark, et ux,
2 8-10 acres.
J. R. Mo:g n. trustee to heir of
J. V Morg n, l'-a acres.
Crabtree
Clark L. Jones, et u.v to Fannia
Jones Hurkey, lO1 acres.
Hugh Chambers, et ux to Jarvis
Chambers, 10 acres.
Hugh Chambers et ux to F. G
Davis. 6 1-10 acres.
Fines Creek
J. R. Redmond to Dap Wright, e:
al, 29 acre.-.
Pigeon
R. L. Wells, et ux to T .1. Pipes,
et ux, lot.
B. W. Tercel ,t ux to 1. W. Rogers
et ux, lots.
Waynesville
R. L. Cope, et ux to Clara Fisher
Allen, lot.
HICKMAN'S ENJOYINC
THEIR WESTERN TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Kickman who left
here some two weeks ago for an ex
tended trip wesl wrot,, friends here
that they are enjoying their vacation
among the Iuvkics. Last week they
visited Pike - Peak and later attend
ed the annual rodeo in Cheyenne-
voming.
j Mr Hickman is a merchant at
l Woodiow and a member of the board
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y Bridge-j of county comissioners.
who hav,. been visiting the former". The expect to return the latter
parent-, Mr and Mr.-, ,1. T. Bridges,! part of August.
tor some time, left Sundav far tneir' "'
nome ,n ( hari otte. ICROI LOAN OI'I'ICE
Mr . Joe l e -Js. n ,f Newpo, t I MOVED TO MEMPHIS
News. Vicgcuia i ..pending several
d..y.- hece l.u-i woeK a.- I be glH-s! of! . Notice' has been I revived that the
hi- aunt Mr.-. U ,1. I an.poeil, and i .,, r i ...i;,.., c.,.,j,.
I ioo . i o i.i in aningion mis neen mov-
i to Menndiis. 1 enne.-ee.
Twice the price couldn't buy
more convenience in any
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
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with the
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Monitor Top
Standard i year itarrant)
plus 4 more years protection
against any possible failure
of sealed-in-steei mechanism
for only $5.'
Requires no attention
not even oiling.
All-Steel Cabinet. Gleaming
white porcelain or glisten
ing Glvptal baked enamel
exterior. Stainless porcelain
interior.
Large, open quick-freezing
chamber of stainless steel
that cannot chip or rust.
Freezes more ice faster.
Temperature control dial
for quick freezing when
desired, and economical
operation in cooler room
temperatures.
Sliding Shelves, adjustable
in height.
Automatic interior lighting.
Auxiliary foot pedal door
opener
Vegetable container that
keeps vegetables crisp and
fresh for days.
Mi. Campoell.
Mr and Mis- J. C. Patrick have
a- their -guests--the former s mother
and brother, Mr.-.' Nettie H. Patrick
. SeoU.-tCo.o, -Alabama and Mr. Paul
Patrick, of -Johnson City. Tennessee. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Battle- of
Sylva, spent Tuesday in town visit
ing Mi's. Battle's ..father. Mr. G. C.
Plott. who is convalescing after an
operation at the Haywood County
Hospital
All hni rower- are requested to take
notice ot this change and not tor
ward anything to the Washington of-ti.-e
which i discontinued. All cor
respondence should lie sent to the
Memphis office, or direct to S. S
Williams, tu'ld supervisor for this
district, at Asheville, N. C,
Miss Julia Hayes, of High Point
spent last week-end in the city as
the guesl of Miss -Alice Stringlield.
Shi' wa.- a.vompanied home by her
mother, Mr- Mclviu Hayes, who has
been vi.-itihg friends in Bryson City,
who spent the
F: 1I1 j an,i Mis.. Mav Ha,
ueek-ciid in Canton
Mrs. John Yaugh, of Raleigh, wb
attended the wedding of her niece
Miss M:.ude Terrell- and, M
Miles, here last rhussdav 1- .spend
ing several, davs as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs- .1. G. Terrell. .
Mrs. L. N. Davis, Paul Davis,
lames.. Hrardon ..Howell,- Jr . Bobby
Sloan, John West, and. Ernest With
ers. Jr.. left Tuesday by motor fori
Chicago. Illinois, where they will, WAR IV Kl'ROPE IS
litenditsg tire
BIK1JI Nol Ni 1 Ml M
Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Gibson an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Har
riet Brown on Tuesday: July 2-1. at
the Haywood County Ho-pital.
day.
spend several
World's Fair.
Miss Louise Edwards, head of the
home economics department of the
Wayiiesviile High School, who has
been attending summer school at the
University of Tennessee, KnowiHe,
returned Friday and is again a guest
at Blink Bonny.
.-.
Mrs. George Semmes, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
If.- Ray. for some time left Tuesday
''or her home. in Jacksonville. Florida
ALMOST IMPOSS1KIJ-:
(Continued from page one)
see eye to eye it is the opinion that
von Papen may In' Hitler's successor,
"Very little may be saidin praise
of Hitler and his campaign. On the
other hand,. Hitler has aroused the
German nation, lie has put lire into
the German people when as a nation
Germany could pot look th,r rest of
the world in the eye.
"It i- too bad Hitler could not have
been more generous to his enemies."
ST A I KMENT
National Ben franklin l ire Insurance Company, Pillsbnruli. Pa
(ondition December J1. Dlt.J. as Shown bv Malemeiit filed
Amount (t ( apital paid in cash , . .1 . . . . $1, OOOJIlill. (K)
Amount Ledger Assets Dec. : st previous' year, $ l,.r l I ,-l7r..0:i; .
Increase paid-up Capital. Total : . -I,oll,io0.(
Iritwnvt' From -1 -d ie vho We rs, -. $S 1 !i,4XK.0:t ;, . Miscellaneous,
S2y;,5:5T.:iii; Total J . ' -i .': :: . 1 ,0o(;,li2o. 12
Disbursements To Policvholdci s, .$',". 1 1 T.!tT ; M iseellaneous,
. l,214.SS:i.s:!:: Total ..'.'-.-.. ... ... 1,'dl 1,(MH.1!I
Fire Risks Written lir reneweil during vear, $ii,f 10,02S,.'!t In
force , ---------- ,-- --,- J--.:,...-., - . 2,10;t,i;21.84
All Other Risks Written or renewed during vear. $."20..'i21.K2 In
force .- :-'. - 2Wi.40oJO
, ASSETS
Value of, KealEstatc -r - -: - ' - --1 --: . . . - 2:IO,!il:f.to
Mortgage Loans on itveai .Est at f" r,.-. . K24,7!l.'(.O0
Value of Bonds and Stocks i- -'-', -'-,,-- : -'" ------.--' 2.087,(i:!T. 10
Cash in Company's Mtiieo . : .. . r.-.l 27,0!I4.()0
Deposited in. Trust ('Ompanies and Banks not on intere.-t . . . 10.'i,710.0(
Dejiosited in' Trust Companies '.and Banks on interest .. !',178.:W
Agents balances, representing , ousmess wruten surjeipiem 10
; October 1,. .l'J.'J-t ,. ---, -,.:-- -- -V- ------- -"-
Agents' balances, representing business written prio,- to October
-fill's receivable, taken for tire : risks :.
Interest and- Rents due and accrued .. ,i -r-.'f - . '
All other Assets, as detailed in statement '; .r r.::..-- -r-,'.--,,-,----
27(1,017.31
12:!,'.i:il.21
!i,7!.").'.t;
. 47.570.74
.'il4,!8!t.(i2
?4,04H,2i',().!)2
S 121.M4 2S
i,!i2 5,410 0 1
$ 227;5i).li0
1.112, si
I 2,000.00
- i :ii,000.00
: 1 1.000.00
c 2.1.0,121.84
$177, c
Massie Furniture Co.
';..'.:'.- ;'-.' Total- -r- ::-,--.'v ------ -
Less. Assets not admitted -. . . '.--..- - -- --,,
Total admitted 'Assets - ----'.. ---.'.-- -LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims. .:rr:.
Unearned.' premiums: -. 1 ---- ----------
Salaries -rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc., due or accrue
Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, county, and mu
nieipal taxes due of accrued
Con in ire:, t commissions', or. other charges due or accrued
YH ither liabilities, as ' detailed, in statement -j-.--. ,v-
Total amount of all liabilities except Capital $l,fio8,720.29
Capital actually paid up in cash ,000,ouo,oo
Surplus over all liabilities '.- .-'-,ri, - ----- - --' - J
-, ',ar,i. :Polirvhbl,i..i-s - - - - -- - !?2.2.14,720.:;.1
ftUrpiu- i-s"1, .... -
Business in North Carolina During 1! W
Fire -Risk's written, $4Di,227.00; Premiums received
AH other Risks written, $1C8,()0;00; Premiums, received
Losses incurred Fire, $0,090.00; Pa. 1 -
. '.' - ,,! . All hor- SR.'til lift- Paid
SpW: It;-- - : Secretary, .Th:. A ' Hathaway
. ':- Treasurer, ( has. . Payne, ):.
Home Office 120 Ohh) St.. West, Pittsburgh, Pa. . . ,
" to'ne "fot" -e! ice: DAN ( . BON EY, Insurance ( omm-ion.r. Raleigh,
N 1 Manager for Noith Carolina Newaik, N J Oflne
M" " STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
';';:.'. ' : Raleigh, May 8, lrJ34.
1 D AN C BON'EY, Insurance Commissioner, do . hereby cert il y-.that-the
above ia true and correct abstract: of the statement , ot ) the National V
rr,llrn-'tn-re--I-nsuVahce'C6ni.panV of Pittsburgh, Pa., filed with -this - Depai tr
jnush. if said .Company, on the 31st day of December,
!"i5Witne-. my hand and official tdavan.1 jear above written
- l" Insurance' Commissioner ..
... $4,802.00
292.00
2,n;io.oo
,i02.00
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Ilore Shoe Mileage!
It's surprising the additional wear you can get from sjtoes
that are regularly repaired. The slight cost of putting
them in shape is more than repaid in the savings on new
shoes.
THE CHAMPION SHOE SHOP
MAIN STREET
E. T. MTCKETT. Prop.
NEXT WESTERN UNION
pure canc
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Quality Groceries
Economy Prices
Blue Plate Salad Dressing,
IIAl.l- TINTS PINTS HUAltTS
10c 15c 25c
Jar Caps ........
(Juarl Jars
Half Gallons
Vinegar, bulk. . . 29c
Welch Tomato Juice
UOTTLK . ... 15C HOTTLE 23C
Super Suds 8c
Palmolive Soan, 2 for 9c
Camay Soap, 3 for 19c
Honeymoon Grapefruit Juice
50 oz Size ;:k
MARKET
Native Teabone Steak, per lb. . .25c
Native Round Steak, per lb 20c
Ginger Ale, 3 for 25c
Picnic Hams, per lb He
Pork Chops, per lb l?c
Pork Brains, per lb 12 l-2c
Veal Chops, per lb 12 l-2c
Mixed Sausage, per lb 9c
Boiled Ham, per lb
C. E. Ray s Sons
Il5iIll
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