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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Till RSDAV, DECEMBER 13. 1934
PHONE 137
Mr. Joseph E.
been vi-iur.g h
Cameron Rey rvh:
returned to t.-wr..
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:':;-ieh his
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with which tht
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in Canton.
boys of-the
W-UuVrVN:KSVlLLE TEAM
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" on o. ..-eh ehool
asked to 1 1.- taM 'H 'y -!
The local team fv!
-:Wekh. M. aI!;rn party
i Prevost w, re gue.-t-.a. a "
intermission m nu'-'i
'"t-n.m the vuriou
; in during "
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iin Asbeyillo a- 'he
at tilt week,
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Choose a i
gmjen for him!
..'.A Trim . i . good lookup.. .
men's ; wrist watches ot
Tr- smartness and distinction
!"Ji"-;' ..by,the Gruen Guild.
Known the world over
i for artistry and accuracy .. .
for precise workmanship,
16S , our -ild-made G.Tuei.s
u were never so superior in
Talue ?8 they are now with
Iprices'as low as $25.
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MR BEX Sl.OAX HoNOREU
WITH PARTY FRIDAY
Mi... Ben Sloan, the former Miss
E.oanor Bushnell. who : now ivsid
ng hi Sylva, wi- the honor truest ic
Er t'ay afternoon i f a ciehirhtt a! utfair
Kiven" by Mrs. M. H. B.nvle. The
Chiistmas cu!.;-s of led and wn
lent a festive air to the 1: .!:
where contract was played.
When the caids were pat away Mr.
Ralph Prevost was found u. h.iu tiu
higll icore and Mis, Francis Massie
cut the consolation. Ami, those in
vited ue!': Mrs- Richard K. liarber,
Jr., Mrs. Tom Ue, Jr.. Miss Wilda
Crawford, Mis.s Mary Strinjrfie'.d. .Miss
Catherine Ray. Miss Helen Ray, Mis."
Kranvcs Jiav, Miss Marv Barber. Mrs
Ralph 1' revolt. Mrs. " Alvin Ward',
Miss Hct.sy Lane Quii.lan, Mi. . C.
WaKcnfelit, Miss Mary Quin'.av: and
Mrs. (lin Mclnnes.
'At. William Shoolbred mot,. red to
K!izalv.:thton. Tenn. on Thui-.i.iy.
His aunt, Mrs. Horace Frost, return
ed to Wayncsville ith him and will
spend sometime with her Niei Mrs.
John N. Shpolbred. Mrs. Kr st has
visited here on several occasions and
has many friends who will be inter
ested to learn of her Immii in town.
Miss Carrie Hunter, attorney of
Klizabethton, is also the guest 0f the
I Sluolbreds and will be with them until
after Christmas. Mi.ss Hunter i.-' a
! nit1-c of Jlif. Sh(Hlbred
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Mrs. James Wood Reed has .-eturn-i
ed t Waynesville nfter an extended
visit to relatives. She a. litst the
truest of her son and daughter, l.t. and
Mrs. Minthurne Woolsey Reed at
S.i' f l'idvre Field, Mich. After some
time spent with thorn she went to
Charleston where she vi-ited her .son,
Mr. Jimmie Reed, at the Fort Sum
ter Hotel. En route home she visited
in Sumnlerville and Columbia. She
was met in Asheville by Mr. Reed and
they spent the Week-end there with
friends, returning to Waynesville ori
Sunday night.
Ileal Christmas
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Ourf Store is overflowing with ...''serviceable, allractive.
Jble gifts for the honit, lCv :nable prices prevail
ushout our Store,' and we offer the best terms
J carrying charges; 75-mile free deliv-
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Kuth Ray --.
Miss i a:.
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Johnson, who has
s dauphter. Mrs
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Mis. 1 i, ui:':as Ed-M;-s
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LICENSES
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liih- than to o. a mar
the nai'
Marv a le:-i.!a
Radgett ' ! ..ve ir.
e a? the. i. ,.;ke mo phtci and th
t riarlc. had ai y .hara.ter hi- woald !... ,i.
I - op; ;!. nu'ivv. Now ; i.- n..t t'a
I n;."icy : hui 'Ho; her objects, to. i,H
Mr l'a: Caiii:1., f KlizaUjn City.v!u' wai.'.- n:,. to hae a irood t ine
who siH-nt -vn(. lime here .a-t ,-an'i-i she .-.. r. ,.- the principle ..f tin
mer, arrived, tr.e lirst of the we. k and lh!"v-'-
is the Kue-t of Fa t h. r Howard land Ho (, 1 am a -(r.nui,--
ot St, John'.- Chanel. ci. -attire"
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Mi.-, ll- 'iry U .c.; a'r, uh,
t.-idme: n A.-hev :'.lc, .-p,-rt
:n town w ith her fumih .
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An-wo! ; !, rady I think,- you
tnd tin- ounc man hae uo.ko.) out
Mis. S;, rah Sloan and Rohhi,- Sloan I '! !""' ,,!a"' 1 anderstand it. youi
Were Ashiville vi-itors on Saturday' ! 11 i,'n'1 o. ti'.d not afford to take you out
j Very often ,' he bad to foot the bill.
Mr. Joe Welrh made ii luines
to Raleigh the first of the week.
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Frank Forini.-o.n no,! Mi--
Maiy Ruby llavis were ;nnoiig those
motoring to Asheville on Saturday.
Mi.-- Million Roite.-, who ha- been
on an extend, d visit in the middle 111 l" 'u ' ' ! f he . bearing lu r part
We-! has returned to Wavne-ville i
Willie i! y.'a pay your ,-haic you
pet to po to tw.ee as many place.-.
Another ; Ii ng y ou -ay. y ou are not
in love and that al-o work- well for
jour arrangemen'.. I say this. In
cause wlu-r. :i man is in love with a
ear! he u.-jally want-- to buy tbimrs
foi he, ;m.i he ha-n little i e.-ent nunt
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of the bill. He max i ; .. kv.. v ledge
.t but he likes to fee! oe is the
oig heiir'.e.l !'.. w w h. - i sponsi
ble for the lttt'.e gir: '. . aie and
tii.it he is tile sour, e " ' ;,.;,
and ileii.-ures
Hilt you '.wr- an e:. a 1 :.i:..ro, ; ..s.
a:',d 1 .-ee i-.i'lhi'i; w ha - c r 'hje
tio'iabie to your p'ao. I;l :f
veil were in io e 1 -h.oaid ..t-,. i ,,th
:v.g .ihjtl-'tionable, !' -.o'.cd j v.;i a'ui
: he young matt.
Your mother ooi.a: -, ! e, ue .-he is
, f a e.eueiatio,, ulriili , oni.!cr. d mi. U
..'i arrangement .-caudal. .us. Hut her
l-i tu'i'iit ion also thought it was ah--olutely
right and proper as soon as
: i.c marriage ceremony u a- oer. for
..'. niii,, to take possession of all his
w le's money or properly and do with
.'. he wished without even ashing
hi r permission.
film - change and customs which
would have been unthinkable twenty
var- aeo are considered perfectlv
tod. IV.
Yours.
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Ma.at.r
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'.em inaniif a" ui e! H :. '. e .:
..- -:-tant saicUlanac r ,,; ...
ahiiy and expon.-c allow ai r
, an: must lie . ne rgt '. :c iind'O : . .-, 1
h- ne-t an.! mn.-t be in pv. .'. n .,. i;i
i - i)00. (Hi. ( n!y l iio- ! is : -t ,.;
i " : i . i and are willing to make t:se
r r",, t;o'! peiniitnent are asked t
1 1 1 y. i'ur.o.-it.y ,-eek.s looking tor a
soi': snap .-hoiihi save their time and
oiii - hy r. t rnswering this :ul. Re
I'lv 1'. " l!o L'Oo'd, Winston Salem,
N i'." He
In the Orient
111 III.' Ci'leat the gin sling ! . ron
-..lore,! a name ilrjiik. eolie.tcteit ef
.In, ' . berry brandy. !'re-h lliue-. -oitr,
water and siiL'ir, nil well u, i .! wlti.
:l Sll i?. le s! iek.
Mr. and Mr.-.' Carey Page of
(ireensboi o, ate moving to New York
City the lirst of the year. The tex
tile olli.e with which Mr. Page is
conne ted will he t nnisf e rr'ed at that
time to N'ew York. Mrs. Page is the
former Mi.-s Martha Moore and -has
often been the guest of her mother,
Mrs, Andrew Moore, and her grand
parents, the late Mr. and Mr- l.uciu,
M. Welch. ' .
t.rj on any purchase of $50.00 or more.
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Gift Suggestions
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Copper Clad Range
Grunow Radios
Grunow Refrigerator
ABC Washing Machine
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Circulating Heaters
Cedar Chests
Secretaries
Desks
lied room Suites
Living-Room Suites
Lamps .
Card Tables
Lounge Chairs
Occasional Chairs
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'"a just hundreds of other items for the home too
"eros to mention. Buy early.' make a small down
'L'nient, and pay the balance next year. Open even
'SS lill mas. "..-r''
shop Early We'll Deliver It For Christmas
STORE HOURS: 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Itefehi-Bros
: STORE INCORPORATED .
IQ UA LIT Y PU R N ITU RE
-56 Hiltmore Ave.
Phones 4436-4437
Mr. and .Mrs, R. C. A. Campbell,
who have- been visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. John J'hlopv in Atlanta.
have returned to their home at Mag
gie. .
Mr YV. T, Hentoii attended ihe Ten
nlissee ami Louisiana game in Kriox
ille on Saturday- While there he
was the guest of his ihuighter, Mr.-.
Charles Radgett.
I Mrs. (). 1). IkickiR r had as her
guests am Sunday her daughter, Mrs.
O. C. Howell, of Asheville; Mr and
Mis .(S. Fite and Mr, Harvey
File, of FairvieW-
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Mrs A. F. Edmund, of laimherton.
ai'iived on Saturday and is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. William Han
nah, for a visit of several weeks.
Miss Fr;in'-es Robeson, .Mi-.s Mil
died Crawford, Mfs. Lucile I;Vy,.' and
Miss. Alice Quifilan' ,w ere among t hose
motoiihg lo Asheville on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs. ,1. , Siioolbre.il had
as their, guests' (he past week their
daughter, Mrs- 'Robert E. Wood iind
Mi.-.s Mary Wood, of I'lli.iibeihtotii
Teiiiie.s.-ee.. ...
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Mr Irving W.'irshiiw, ot lb :!!,
Miii-sachilsoJ.s. :'iles i-efi e-entafive
of the I'nagusla Manufact u r ng Com
pany, .'ind Mr. Harry Hreininer, also
ijf P.o-ton. representative of the In
d.ipeniient .('hair (ompaiiy, .spent
sevel al'dav s ip town ihe fir. i 'of the
weekv ,'.'
Mr--.Kenneth Ferguson' and Mrs.
Hubert Liner spent Saturdav in A-he-ville.
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Mi- Rufus L. Allen ami Mrs.
Cradv Hardin -pent Fridav in Ashe
ville. .;
Ml'.;. and Mis. W. F. Hartzog and
young ,-on, Teddie, - f. Mont .-eat. -'who
formerly lived hi Wayne-', ille Were
gue-ts on-.'.Thursday of Mi: and . .M rs.
'.. W. Curfis and family.
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Mr-. Rufa- II. HliU kwcll . 'and - a '
flinty of friends were Asheville - vis-;
it..r- mi Friday. '
BAPTIST MISSIOARY Six liil'V
mfetixg postponfi) ;
()n arco'int of the werither the im-u-t.;
jng of the llaptist Women's Xlis..ion-.,
ary So; iel.y.': "which yas to hiive. i.e'.-n
held' oh Tuesday, nee.. 11th, has. been
po.-t ported unfi-1. Thursday, 1. ",t li.1 . The
riie:nT:er,- iire asked, to meet at. the
home of Mrs: W. ;('. 'Allen a: . " :'M to
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Mi-- Ruth ('alhoiin, 'daughter of
Mr. h.iai- Mrs.. J. 'A; Ciilhoun, bd't '.ri
Wednesday' for Xew Y(rk where .-he
will': join- her brother who is employ
ed by- Raff's Stores, . Miss, Calhoun
will also' work', for the. same ef.miany.
Mi E. W. R. ,1. .of Spartanburg,
is s.peii'l'iig. several days as the gticst
of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hardin. Jr.,
the latter is her daughter. .:
EAST WAYNl.SN 11.1 F P T
II I i ll K IS I'M AS MEIU'lNt;
The Ea-i Yaynos die Pa rent
1'eacliers' A --o da I ion held the regular
monthly meeting on Tue.-day night.
Miss .Mil.ii oil Crawford, .secret ary. hi
the ilk-olio ... I the' president and tin
vice prcsid.- nl, presided In - pile ol
the weather a fair nuttibe were n
atleiuhlliee.
Huing ' (he hus.iiie-:. session Mr-,
Herbert Burnett thanked the teachers
and the pupils for '.their theiiglifu!.
ne.-s aim generosity in giving me
cafeteria a shower: She ,-talcd that
.-he received a- many di-lies it-, the
afctcria hid i . i . r to the showei.
.After the -transaction of busines-Mis-
Ctawfoid turin-.i the meeting
over Jo .Mis- Elizabeth llenrv,. chaii
man ol the progi am com ni it tee. She
inliodiieed Mis- lla Creen w li'o le.l
the group in asseinidy . ii g.eg of fa
o. ite Ch I 1st ilia- carplsl
Miss Norine ,owe gae tw.t much
a ppic.'iuled readings,, 'Tattle Mainly'-Chri-tmas."
and "Just Before ('hri'st-ma-,"
both by James Wliiteomli Riley.
Creating much ::iiiusenien( was the
leiding by Mi. I la Cveen of Cbri"t-ma-,
hlteis from the teacher-- .of. the
s.'hool to Santa Chins. 'They were a
( lever take oils on the interest.-, and
hobbles of t he group.
In the contest for attendant- of the
friends iind piii'euts of the -pupils of
the various gra.ies the second grade
taught by Mi,--' ."a Palte'rsou, won
the coveteil half d;iv holidav- award:
1 J-'(dlowing .ad ioui nilvent an . inform.il
.-oi'jill pe.'io.l w.as eiijoviid.
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.CM RIS I'M AS. PAirr.Y TO BE (. IV.
I THE MASONIC TEMPI, E
The Wi'iyue-ville Chapter O. E S.
l'i" Will liaye a short niceting on I ;
ci mher the 201 h. 'at H o'clock .at tin
Ma ,-i: . 'I'.-;.-,! :, . Thi.s will be follow
cd by a .Christina- party honoring
the husbands ot the ' mem1". : . of -tin-'hiijiter.
'Ihe proyiam . iiinmittei.- have the
enlerjainment features in charge 'and
;i delightful evening ha- been planned
('') t he ipleasure of the men,
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VTIFT Ideas for a Man 's
Christmas
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YOl'N't; WOMEN'S ( IK EE TO
TO MEET
The Young Women's Circle of tin
Women's Auxiliary of the Methodist
chui ch will hold a meeting tonight ill
the home of Mrs. Paul Hardin. ; As.
so-into ho--t esses wit h M i s. : Hardin
will he Mrs. Robert I. Coin ami .Mrs.
Tom Bee, Jr
Mr,; Mack Miller, who has spent :t he
lia.-t year 'and a half iri the- State of
Washington hits 'arrived and will be
ihe guest if his jiarents, Mr. ami
Mrs.; Edga i Miller, for the presen'.
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K ' l':,'i"on: " who -departed this .lifi-I-
Thank giving Hay Xov..: 27,, 10:3 1- ; 1 J. -
Hi ndr-inn v,' over among us,
A;:-! ; he erow'irng day had come.
;he Jeff this vvorl'i of.troublp,'
Pi r a . new life jvi.'t, beyond. .,
V:e.:.-hriuld rejoice,: hut we sorrow, . .
j :,- one we'll no ni'Oe.
!e:Vw dwells with his loved ones,
U 'i,.o have passed t'i . that lieautiful
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I .'.'.i d to go on without, him.
Wo ve grown so.use to him here, ,
II.it we hope siime day to mc'-t hiio,
.Bey ond this Vale of. tears, ,
MISS S. A. JONES HAS SERIOES
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vMiss S. A Jones is a 'patient at the
Haywood. County . Hospital suffe. ing
from the '.effects M a lai she ha : on . .. . , . . . , , . .',':
Tuesday- . -('onsidering her I fri'ju. ier-1 . -il.'l I.'tut h,m- smile - aga.n
her condition ir- reported as mo-t fa-: " xw 1 , . 'r W , : , ..
vorahle: though she will be conhred t that he is dead,
to her bed for sevoralweeks. ;' h(' ,ay. -
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MISS N'AN N'ETTE JON'ES IX j ?(oii(h day he'll come smiling, back 'o
Al'TOMOBILE WRECK , m"'. V ,
Miss Xannette Jones; wh.. w: in ir-'-at diyale,
an automobile wreck while mVitoring Together we 1 cross the crystal sea-
with a oartv of frienrls in Long Heach. i . r.''rr (,lnt;1 s u'i-
Cal.., is reported as much imiroveu.
Miss Jones has hern spending some
time in California and plai,s if well
enought. to go to BingharritOn. X. Y.
for a . vi'f it next! month. ' .
Ry Y'essie Pardon
Henry
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Read The Ads
GIVE; A. man something he can wear. and you're "hitting
it tit-hi." IIADEKDASIIERV . . jrood-lookinn . . color
ful . . and in st vie . . that's the answer to "what to give
him for Christmas?"
See this Early Gift Array of Ours:
Smart Dress Gloves CI fn
(I'ig-kin. ('a ne-kin or Kid) , . pi IU yLi.OV
Fine Linen IIandkercIiiefs9CrfnC(lr
( Fancy Dordered or Iftitialed) . , . , . . , , ftPl lU.tlyt
New Silk-Wool Hosiery 0 a CAr
( a riety of wcii V e pat terns) , .... . . . UU iu w. v w
98c lo 1.95
Latest Silk Neckwear ocp in CA
(Striped or figured weaves) ; ..... titll IU l.clvr
Wool and Silk MulTlers r a . n rn
(F;ioied for every occasion) ..... DUC 10 , JtJv
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"OUT FITTERS FOR MEN AND liOVS SI10KS IVJK
THE ENTIRE FAMILY" t
White Broadcloth Shirts
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