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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1934
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
A. G. Baldwin of White Oak,
spent Saturday in town on business.
.
V. H. Terrell, of Clyde, was here
on business !t wek-
C B. Medford- of Canton, was
among the recent visitors in the city.
G.enn Brown was here from Clyde
the first f the iceek.
Anions? the visitors in town from
Fine- ('reek -recently were Jesse
Janie.- and Ben Green.
...
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Noland, of
Pien:., .-pent Monday in town.
Anions the visitors here from Can.
ton this week, were Mrs. Sallie
Hipp. Mr.- Ann.e Fincher, nJ Mr.
Minnie Smathe. s.
-
Mr and M;-. W. C. Ru--.- have as
their truest Mr.-. Rus--' nephew Roy
Ber.r.e'.t. Jr.. ,f Hernlersonville
Mr, an.i Mr-. Henry Murp.t-y, uf
Tampa. Florida are .-pending some
time in the city isiting relatives anl
-r,. .t"ppir.f at Ia-Vita Terrace.
M Henry R Bryan, or Raleigh,
artived la-t Thui.-uay to spend Mine
time a- the iuest of Mr.-- Charles R.
Thoniu.s. at her home i.rt Walnut street.
M.ss Virginia ' Carter returned to
her h: m,. Sunday after a week's v.-.'.
t. : el.a .ve.- in X'.'foIk, Virginia.
m w
M: an i Mr.-. Jerry Coikitt have
a. thtdr.'jruv.-t Mr-. I'olkitt's sister,
Mrs. George Ward, of Aheville,
spent Sunday in town and attended
the reunion of her class of the
Waynesville high school-
Mi?s Fay Fitzgerald, of South
Pittsburjr, Tennessee U the gueet of
her aunt Miss Ann Jones, at the
h .rr.e : Mrs R H. Mitchell.
Mi.- Mav Have.-, of Hiirh Point, is
v:.-;t:r.jr frier.d in Waynesville for
-t't-rai days.
Mr. Fa-, Brliri?-- . f Raleigh, is the
'je-t ..f friends m town
...
M.-s Virginia .Vdi. of Kinirsport,
Ter.r.e.-.-ee, an i Mi:-s Jane Williams,.
Wilmington vis ited Miss Martha
Nea'. 1 a -t week-end
Mrs. Eugene Carter returned Sun
.lav fr'.m a week - stay with Mr
Caster ir. Lenoir City, Tennessee.
M .- (....-. Burn visited Mr. and
Mr.-. J. N. Sh'dhred Sunday.
...
Mr. an i M.-s. Frank N'ichol- and
son Frederick, and Mr.-. Sam Queen
ar. : .r.. Richard, returned to their
h :r.e.- Tue-oay after i week's visit to
thv World'.- Fair in Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs S. P. Cay have as
their gue-t the latter's niece. Mis.
V "" I'.-.iwf.-rd. of Newport Ten-
-VI J- - llea-n
New Jer.-eV.
Atlantic City-
Mrs, Franklin Spencer and infant
.-!:, of Rale.gh,' arrived Saturday to
,-pend -ecrai weeks with the former'-
parent-. Mr. and Mrs. H. W
Mr-.
itte! tnw.-
!'eturne:
yesterday after a six weeks' visit
to her oaughter. Mrs- Haviland, at
her home in New York City.
...
M:.-s Heste.- Ann Witners returned
to her home yesterday from Ashevi!le
where he was a gue.t at a hou--e
party given by Mi.ns Marion Calhoun.
The house party guests included a
number of classmates at Agnes Scott,
College.
Or Henry J. Langston. of Danville,
Virginia, arrived Tuesday. to spend a
few days with his children at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baucom-
Mr. and Mr... R. L. Coin. Mr and
M H. Bowles, and Mr. Fred Fergu
son motored to Elizabethton, Tennes
see Saturday and spent the week-end
as guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Walter
Dungan.
Mr. and Mr-. .Fuger.,. W. Br.jwn
a!" I'almetto Florida, and Mrs. A. E.
Brown of Lakeland, Florida, arrived
vtsterdav f..r a vi-it to Mr.-. K. W.
Brown.
Mr ar.i M rs. Sam Brown and chil
dren, of Charlotte Were guests of
Mrs.' Ida V. Brown -during la-t week
i Mrs. J. B. James and daughter,
I Sarah, of Cra'tree, were Wayne.sville
i visitors !a.-t week.
Mrs. Maggie Leatherwood was
j her,, from Lake Junaluska last week.
I Mrs. ("ha.-. K. Rav, Jr., will arrive
from Chapel Hill this week to spend
several weeks with Mr. Ray at the
Stringtield apartment,
Dr. and M.-s A. C. Bulla, of Ral
eigh are guests for several days of
Dr- and Mrs. C N. Siskat the
Stringtield apartment.
Mrs. Harley Ferguson ami daugh
ter. Miss Virginia Ferjruson. motor
ed up from New Orleans on Sunday.
Thev will sDend sometime in the city.
Mrs. J. ('. Orr, of Morristown and
Newport Tennessee, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. T. Blaylock-
JHiVjMifeJ
THIS SKiAR, CREAMER SET IS YOURS
Bv Simplv Sending Sales Slip Showing Purchase Of
Two Packages of WHEATIES and 25s. To Betty
Crocker, Minneapolis
WHEATIES-27C
THE FOOD STORE
Look at both these
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
before you buy
Mr. and Mm. .Leon Simon, of At
lanta, Georgia visited Mr. Chas. E.
Ray, Jr. last Friday Mr. Simon is
sales representative of the Griffon
Clothing Co., cf Baltimore.
Messrs. Carl Norwood Robeson and
Victor Williams, of Pittsburg. Penn
sylvania, were guests last week of Mr.
Rob-json's parent's, Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Robeson
Mr. Chas. Hard, of Elyria. Ohio U
visiting Mrs. Hard and children at
the home rf Mrs. Hard's parent.-, Dr.
and Mrs J. F. Abel.
Mr. and Mrs C. J. Reece returned
Sunday from New York where Mra.
Reece purchased fall merchandise tor
M assies depnrtment store-
Mr David Miller of Atlanta, Geor
g.a is spending this week with Mrs.
Mi her at B.rchwood Hall. Mrs
Millet'.- niece Mi.-s Tommy C hestnut,
-. a guest of the Millets.
...
M.ss Henrietta Love, of Raleigh,
w... !;e with her mother, Mrs Hugh
A. Love on Love Lane tor two weeks.
.
Mr- Mabel Brown Abel returned
Sunday from New York where she has
been vi.-iting friends for the past :
week. I
Mr. J. Wilford Ray returned Satur
day I !:!, a buying trip to Louisville
St" Louis and other mid-western
p.ont.
Bee's Stinging Mude
Cause Three Movements
When a bee stings you, she uses 22
muscles to carry through three dis
tinct movements of her weapon. So
aays the United States bureau of en
tomology, la a report on the morphol
ogy of the Insect abdomen issued by
the Smithsonian Institution. The first
movement thrusts the stin out, the
second swings it downward, and the
third works the little lancets that b'JT
the sting in the victim's flesh.
The sting of a bee or wasp is a mod
ified ovipositor or egg-laying orgau,
and the poison-sac that supplies It
with Its peculiarly painful ammunition
Is one of the active accessory sei
glands. The Idea that a bee -feels
around" for a favorable place to thrust
home its dagger Is a fable. Stinging
Is largely an automatic art. When a
bee "sits down" oa Its victim, ' the
highly mobile abdomen swinps around
in all directions and the decurved tip
strikes at random until an object is j
encountered which, if nothing else pre
sents, may be the body, head or mouth
of tbe bie herself."
Rule of Heirs
Aa heir-apparent la the actual heir
who will succeed If he outlives the
present ruler. An heir-presumptive la
one whose succession to the throne
may be broken by the birth of some
one nearer akin to the rnlpr.
Quaint Burial Cuttem
In ancient days In Spain t!.,
were robed. H,inrfH rn .v,. -
... ... .. tw iuf;;
the garb of monk or nur .,-
ounei. i prai-t.ee w:o,-!i --4Ve ,.,
the assertion that 'Onlv r.,...
monks die n Snaln "
Ball Games Re.-tore Son Lost uO
Years. Dramatic True Story of Child
Kidnaped by Gypsies at Last Restor
ed to Parents in The American
Weekly the Magazine which .'omes
on August 12 with the BALTIMORE
AMERICAN Buy Your c.py from
v.iur favorite new.-Qoy or newsdealer.
A paitv of
Mr. and Mrs
arM M:.-. Ha'.-t
and M: . h :
week-en i at (
m
A.-hevillians including
Paul Rhinehart. Mr.
-. M:-s Ma.gaiet Nimo.
Rhinehart spent tr.c
inipbeli '.- I arr.p.
Mr-. J
1. I .. .-
Ml
Harv.lle, .:' U'a-hingtoii,
. .- a g'Je-t . :' r.er iiutner, Mrs.
aret Mo,,dv, on Main street.
Only 20, out Has Had Six Hus
bands. Five L-cted for an Average
.;' Five Months, but Beauty Call- No.
i a Perfect Romance. Read About
:t in Tile Ameiicar. Weekly, the Mag
azine which comes on August 12 with
the -BALTIMORE AMERICAN. Buy
your Copy f:orr ;:. fav lr.'.e news
: oy or newsdealer.
Mrs Nina I'arck of New York
Citv is visiting her parent--, Mr. and
Mrs. 1 A. Howell.
.
Mrs. Eli McGree and Misses
Edna, Kathryn and Eli McGee left
Monday for a motor trip to Savannah
Georgia, where thev will visit Mrs.
... ... ;.. .Cue tor th: ee weeks.
Dr. Charle.- Ferguson, of Baltimore,;
Maryland, arrived Saturday to join j
Mrsl Ferguson for a visit at the home!
of her parents. Mr, and Mrs. J. T. j
( oman at Lake Junaluska. Dr.. and.j
Mrs- F.-'guson. will also visit the j
former's parents; Mr. and Mrs- Hor
ace Ferguson in Waynesville.
Mrs. Stanley Weaver and children
.ire leaving today for their home in
Weaverville after a visit to the Form
er's mother, Mrs, J L. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Lewds, of
Charleston. West Virginia, airived
Saturday for a Vusit to the latter's
parents Mr. and Mrs W. T. Lee.
,..
Mr. and Mrs. C 0. Woods, of
Greenville, S C. Miss Laura John
son, and MUs Myrtle Johnson of
Aiken, S. C. were guests of Miss
Laura Tyler and Miss Benni,. Frank
Hankiason on Sunday,
'4 L' 1 LT SHOW PROVES INTER
ESTING TO LARGE NUMBER
Stressing handiwork of the moun
tain section, specially arts and crafts,
the annual quilt show sponsored by
the Woman's Club of Waynesville,
was opened for visitors Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the vacant
building next door to the Waynewood
theatre and continued until y o'clock
at night A large number of peo
ple passed through the exhibit lines
during the afternoon and night.
It was the be.t quilt show that . has
been held in a number of years, and
manv
Utly Say. CARDUI
Eased Pain In Side
Cardul helped aa Oklahoma lady,
as described below, and many
others have been benefited In a
slmUar way. ... I had a hurting
In my side every few weelu," writes
?..-s. 3U1 Stevrart, of Devar, Ofcla.
"I hid heard of C:rc:ul ar.d started
taking It. It stopped my hurting
and built up my strength. I took
11 bottles and I sure felt better."
Trr Cardal for pto, crmp, nrroo
new due to run-down condition. Tfc
undt of women tuufy Cirdul bnate4
them. If It Soe Dot benefit IOU, M
full phjsld&a.
OF
CHARLOTTE. N. C. NOTICE
SEIZURE
Whereas on July IS,. 1934, Ford
Roadster.- Model ll2lJ, Motor No.
Al 177614 was .seized by Federal of
ficers in Haywod County, N. Co in
violation of Section 3450 Revised
Statutes; now therefore, Notice Is
hereby given to all persons owning or
claiming right, title or interest in
said automobile to present certified
claim thereto on or before Septem
ber 8. 1934, in default of which same
will be advertised and sold at public
auction, as provided by law. T. E.
Patton, Acting Investigator in Charge,
Alcohol Tax Unit. Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
No. 237 Aug. 9-16-23.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'E SALE
Under ind by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain Deed
of Trust executed by Thomas L- Bla
look and wife. O- M- Blalock- to Insur
ed Mortgage Bond Corporation of
North Carolina Trustee, under date of
December 1, 1926. securing the indebt.
edness therein described, said Deed
of Trust being recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Hay
wood County in . Book 21, at page 17,
default havint? been made in the DaV-
of the exhibits excited ; much , ment of said indebtedness, and at the
notice and comment. A silk quilt was request of the holder or holders there
put on exhibition by Mrs. J- W. Kil-. 0f. the undersiened Trustee. Will, on
the ''th day of September. 1934, at
The finest refrigerators
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years protection for $5. A G-E
Monitor Top costs no more
than other leading makes yet
gives you features that cannot
be duplicated at twice the price.
Model above has
7 cm. ft. storage I
capacity and
over 12 sq. feet
sbelf space.
This is the beautiful new
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the aristocrat of all popular-priced
refrigerators!
U.J. I -. 1. r. i
famous Monitor Top it includes
such features as the G-E all-steel
cabinet, stainless-steel quick
freezing chamber, defroster
and automatic temperature
control. The mechanism carries
the standard 1 year warranty,
Model above has
5.3 c. jt. storage
capacity and"
nearly 11 sq. feet
of lb elf space.
Massie Furniture Co.
nan; a quilt oO vears old was ex
hibited bv Mrs. W. T. Rainer;. a big
sunflower quilt made 60 .years ago.
was exhibited by. Mrs. E- J. Howell;
a quilt top, made U'U years, ago was
put on- exhibition. . by. Mrs. Lucia
Newton: a Star of Bethlehem quilt,
made, in IS.'!-'!, .was exhibited by Mrs.
W. L. Croi'ke.-y. One of thisyear?
work. The Blazing Star, was shown
by Mr. Lee Fisher. There were two
old quilts made in 1S05 by .Mrs, R. J,
Hyatt'.- great, grandmother. .
The 'judges we:.. Mi.-. E Pd'tiree!', 1 -with . th
S:; P.etersliurg. 1 la.. Mrs. G. P -bavieile
Mojitgomerv, Al..-. and Mrs.
W. A. Eylor. ,-f S:.' Peterburg. Fla.
; The winners 'were announ.-ed iu
follows.; piecp quilt; first prize, Mra.
W. I. Kirkpat rick, second. Mr . ".
H. Crocker: .old quilt, first Mrs. W.
R. Cr.ckc. second.Mrs E. J. Hyatt;
crochet coverlet., first,. Mrs; E. B Mc
Clare. second. Mr-. .Pel; Stovall;
knit .-pread.Mrs .Mrs. W, R. Crocker,
second, Mrs. W. R. Checker; silk
quiltMrs. J W. K.iilian, ti.'st .and.
Dr. I. B. Funke, second; hooked rug.
first, Mrs. Charles Bui-gin- . second,
Mrs, 'Charles Burgin; woven rug. first,
Irs Charles Burgin. sec;n..,i. Mrs.
N M.;-;.Medfo;'jl:-. pillow . slips, first,
M rs. John W est - second. M r . W, R. i
Ra. cliff ; children's article-. :irt Mis. j
Ranald ...Morri.-. . second. .Mrs. Roriald 1
Morris. "
Applitiued quilt, firstv Mr.-,. Ronald
Morris, second- M.rs.,J. L. Davis; quilt
top, first, Mi's- Charles Burgin. sec
ond. Mrs. W. 1? Matthew.-; Yo-Yo
12:00 o'clock ndn, at the Court. House
dor in Haywood County. North Car
lina, offer for sale at public auction,
fur c.:h, to the highest bidder, 'the
following described premises, to-wit;
Certain veal estate situated in the
City of Hazelwood,: County of Hay
wood. State of North Carolina, and
de.-cribed as follosys. that is to say,
. BECilNNING on a stake at the in
tersection of Laurel and Poplar
Streets, thence S 73 : . E. 150 feet
side line of Poplar Street
to . a stake; thence North .17'
East IS." feet to a stake;, thence
N. .'7.1' W. .150 feet to a stake in the
Southeast side line of Laurel Street ;
tht-iice S. 17 W. 15 feet with the
side line of said Street to the BE-
Cfinning,: and being' the ..sarne' lots' de
scribed in
deed from W M. Pruitt
and his wile-' E. V. Pruitt to Thomas
L. Blalock and his wife 0. M Blalock.
dated October 5, 1917.. and registered
in the office of the Register of Deeds
for Hh'ywcvxi. C- unty. North. Caro
lina; :n Book No. 50. at page 136
This the 2nd day of August. 1934.
Insured . Mortgagp Bond Corpor
otion of N,...-.h Carolina, Trustee.
By Johnson. Rollins & Uzzell,
Attorneys.
No. 23-5 Aug. 9-16-23-30.
qui!
first, Mrs, J. E. Burr second,
Mrs. Louise. Allen; candlewdck spread
first. Mrs. J. L. Davis- second. Mrs.
W. T. Rainer: embroidered linens,
first, Mrs W- T. Shelton, second.
Mrs. John West; miscellaneous groups
Mrs. E. B.: McClure for. stool, and
Miss Jeanette,: Phillips for. basket;
afghan spread, first. -Miss Robina Mil.
ler, second, Mrs.1 H. W. Baucom; ap
pliqued quilt. Irs. Lrucia Newton;
linens, first, Mrs. W. H Luther, sec
ond. Miss Jeannette Phillips-
PHONE 33
Tha Rhododendron
The rhododendron growg profuiely
In the United States In the Blue Ridge
range and other southern mountains.
In western North Carolina the moun
tainsides are literilly covered with the
plants. '
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE:
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of C. D. Ketner, deceased,
late , of Haywood) County, this , is to
notify all. persons having claims
against . thp said estute to present
the same to the. undersigned for. pay
ment within one year from the first
publication :of this notice or this no
tice wii: ge p'.eaded in bar of the'.r:
recovery. .
A!1 persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate payment
to the undersigned. ."
This the 16th dav -i Jul v. 1934.
W. p. KETNER- -,
. ' Executor.
July 19-26-Aug 2-9-16-2-3.
NOTICE
"Stock Ranging Prohibited on the
Long boundry." Prosecution will be
enforced if stock found thereon.
W. H. SILVER.
: Canton, N. C.
No 22 Ju'.v 5-12-19-27.
C. E. Rays Sons
Groceries You Can Appreciate
Dei Monte Tiney Size Sugar Pea
No2 Can ... ...23c
Welches Tomato Juice
Quart Size ...23c Pint Size ...15c
Quaker Macaroni
. 3 for 25c
Health Club Baking Powder 32 oz. 23c
Blue Ribbon Soda
3 for 10c
Eastern Carolina Honev
3 lbs, for . . 45c 5 lbs, for . . . 65c
Native Carolina Honey
Quart Jar 79c Half Gal. Jar .81.25
Our Mothers Cocoa . 2 lbs, for 19c
Sugar in 100 lb. bags . ....... .$5,25
Flour, 24 lb. high grade ... ...$1,00
Lard, 8 lb. carton . . . 69c
Black Flag Fly Spray
8 oz. size . . . ,25c 16 oz. size . . ..45c
3 for 10c Palmolive Soap
And A Bargain 3 f0r 14c
GIANT OCTAGON
Soap ....... . .3 for 13c
Powder . . . . . . 3 for 13c
Calo Dos: Food
. ..3 for 25c
FRUIT JARS
Pints ... 75c
Quarts . . . 85c
Half Gal. $110
From Our Sanitary Market
I amb Chops . . .per lb. 29c
Veal Chops C per lb. 121 -2c
Swift Premium Hams per lb. 20c
Picnic Hams ; . . . . . , . . per lb. ljc
Hamburger per lb. 12 l-2c
Country Sausage .. . .per lb. k
FRESH DRESSED FISH
Trout . ... . . . . per lb. 15c
Butterfish per lb. 15c
Salt Mackerel ..Eachj
Nucoa 2for
Rums Dry Ginger Ale .3 foTjjc
ENJOYABLE FOODS
C. E. Ray's Sons