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NO. 42
VOL-
Commissioners To
. jlove Back To First
Floor Office On 21st
Sumber Of Matters Disposed Of
i Special .Meeting Here
L-d Friday By Board
e.mimrsfionors :n a
:: ;;ere l::st Friday, dis
l .-m!.tr cf matter in one
.,- , - - .-.-: n.
. ; , L-ti and accepted the set
; au iit of the tax coilec
Hi.wfJI. A resolution was
inkine him for his work as
..!'. e the first of last D
vt--a'
Is
ard agreed to pay the tele-
wlce charges in the re-em-cfhVe.
with the .understand
p.U'r.L .
..'..ven r'tr' -hit the Federal government re-
.i.c -
fun.i them.
Eiiv.in flavin's, register of deeds,
."r,.: tin- board with the 1935
ax buck- and . receipts, and also an
;.t..,md summary showing in con
Jecsui form what collections and val
uations are found in the 1935 books.
The rt-nnrt and hooks were accepted,
(The summary is published in to
,iav '.inner. )
Beginning with the third Monday
meeting . the beard will hold their
e.-sions in the old commissioner's
f ivii. in the first floor, now occu-
r'e,i by the hetith department. The
..n;ei- pas-cd read: That if holding
our meetings in that office proves to
be unsatisfactory, the health depart
ment will be asked to move out."
: The voting on tax supervisor and
ivi'ivtor for the year was done by
r ballot. Three name's Meing
(Hestned, with two being duly sec
eded.' The result being in favor of
Y, H, .McCracken. He was notified
to take office as soon as the required
.550,000 bond arrived.
Masons To Meet
In Canton On 21st
The Master Masons degree will be
conferred, at the Pigeon River Lodge,
.V. 38(i m Canton Monday night, Oc
tober 21, at 7:30 o'clock, it was an
nounced yesterday by C. B. Hosaflock,
Master.
The West Gate club will confer the
the second section. All members of
the club are expected to be present
and all Masons are invited to attend.
The Waynesyille group will leave
Alexander's Drug Store here at sev
en. Transportation will be provided,
Choral Club To
Be Organized
All members of the Music Club, the
church choirs and others that are in
terested in organizing a choral club,
:n Waynesville, primarily to work ou't
a Christmas program, to be given
for the community, are urged to meet
St the First Baptist church, Monday
- night, October 21st, at 7:30 o'clock.
. A number of the people of Waynes-,
ville have let it be known that they
would like such an organization and
Mr, Evander Preston, Miss Grace
Crocker, and others have offered their
service's absolutely free to help put
on a program at Christmas time and
en other occasions if enough people
?i'e interested and willing to put a
ittle effort into it. -.
Coan Believes N.C.
To Get $18,000,000
..Washington. ,(i feel confident
'orth Carolina Will get enough money
:o five employment to those on relief
wis who are willing to work," George
Coan, Jr., North Carolina WPA
Erector, declared.
Settled by published reports that
orth Carolina's share of WPA funds
"ould be only $8,650,000, Coan went
j Washington Saturday to see what
?as gone wrong. He has been operat
lnl? under the impression that the
f es. quota would be around $18,
iW.UOO. .
.Asked what chance he thought there
'a, of getting the desired amount,
"an said "In my opinion, we will
t nearer twice eight million than
"T , tentative, quota announced this
week." ,. . .
Eighteen Drunks
Are Given Trial
ff ten (lrunks were disposed of
Monday by Magistrate C. B. Atkinson.
.i..y ,one of the defendants were
Lit8 td with being drunk, and ub-
to the charges.
t ecnte.ns of cost and thirty days
rroup sentence weTe given . the
lr. Atkinson said the defendants
arrpefn . l. - x : - o . 3 ..
, Saturday night. Two women
wfe included in the group,
cur-vf s,leriff's office reported one figbt
the t course.-of the fair, and
druT,iny o other disturbances being
Several People said to have
en conmecrbed Wilfr. the carnival
arrested.
MR. LINDSLEY AT HOME
V-v H C Lindsley has returned to
home on Pigeon street Monday
B;i,I owafter beine confined in the
. -tmore hospital for six weeks, fol
a serious operation.
Warns Parents
IIJ. ('. X. SlSk
Warning Issued
Parents To Guard
Against Diphtheria
Dr. C. N. Sisk Points Out That
Dreaded Disease Of Children
Is Now Prevalent
By Dr. C. N. Sisk, District Health
Officer.
"A mother can have no more heart
rending experience than seeing her
baby slowly choke to death with diph
theria. This is the season of the
year when diphtheria is most preva
lent. Our knowledge of diphtheria
is most satisfactory in that we knuw
the cau.se of the disease and it's mode
of transmission; we are able to click
it's spread, and possess specific pre
ventatives, a precise measure of sus
ceptibility, and a curative agent of
great potency. All the agencies for
the prevention of diphtheria are of
no avail unless parents become inter
ested enough to take advantage of
them at the proper time.
"Diphtheria spreads from per.son to
person through the discharge from
the nose and throat. It may be trans
mitted directly by kissing or 'exposure
to droplet infection in coughing and
sneezing. It may be conveyed indi
rectly by toys, pencils, food, fingers,
spoons, cups, handkerchiefs, etc., that
have been mouthed first by the in
fected child. Milk may become in
fected and transmit the disease.
"Most adults have acquired immu
nity to diphtheria, and infants usu
ally secure immunity ' from the moth
er which protects them for the first
few months of life. After six months
of age practically all babies are sus
ceptible to diphtheria, and it is dur
ing the preschool age that diphtheria
is most fatal.
"Medical science has perfected an
almost absolute preventative against
diphtheria which would eliminate this
scourge if Universally and properly
used. The procedure that all parents
should follow would be to have tne
family physician or the health de
partment administer! al,um precipi
tated toxoid to the baby at six months
of age. This single dose will protect
957c of children against diphtheria.
To be sure it is not one of the b'A not
protected by the first; (lose, have the
Schick test given after a few months
and repeat it every year for a few
years. ;
"When a child becomes of school age
the Schick test should be given and
toxoid or toxin-antitoxin given until
a negative test is secured.
"Once a child becomes ill with
diphtheria, we have an effective treat
ment in diphtheria antitoxin if given
early in the disease. During this sea
son of the year when diphtheria is
most prevalent parents should not
hesitate to consult their physician im
mediately when the child shows
symptoms of diphtheria, such as sore
throat and a croupy cough. Anti
toxin usually works like magic if
given during the first few hours,
but every day of the disease, (luring
which it's administration is delayed,
increases the danger many times over.
"Wise parents will have their babies
protected against diphtheria by vac
cination at six months of age, and
not take chances on possible death or
permanent injury to the heart by
having the disease."
Legion Forging
Ahead Un V Jans
For Armistice
With Armistice Day less that a
month away, the American Legion, of
Waynesville, asks that the people of
this community make their plans to
co-operate with them to make this
year's program the best that has ever
been held. '-,"' ,
The program committee has ten
working for some time, and is get
ting one worked up that will be a
credit to any city, that is if given
the proper support and co-operation.
It is hoped that the stores of hay
nesville, will close between the hours
of 11:00 A, M. and 1:00 P. M. to take
part in the parade and program that
is to be given at a pla.e to be an
nounced later. . c 'ono
At a later date, when definite plans
are made, a full program will appear
in this paper.
WAYNESVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Aftninc hull Sf.nc iiiili K
Oi Land Area. 2,000 More Than Needed
M a
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ii i
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i.e
I1 i-tiu-
na
Devi
nai p,
in the Ci
at
lorward w
th
tl'.e past lew vi
i
mote and inaeees.:b
mane easilv attamal
and the horseman ;
u 1 1
pan;,
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be i n
nviin
wavs bordering the
ing and entering its
been improved and
park highway has
an'ioss .the grta.t
f rom hittier and I
anil a sKy.me drive
a to l.ati:n;ui
trom mis n:
way to mar the summit of C'lineiiia
Dome, highest peak in the park,
rapidly Hearing completion.
Make" Camp Given
Honors by Team of
IL of Philadelphia
k. n.
eles. as
famous
('amp, known in athletic cir
".hike" (amp, who was a
football player un the team
of the University of lV.nnsylvania ! week-end in town, in.nlr ., Tew i n'
back in lS'.H) 1)1'.'-, has returned in thi sc. lion relatise to 1 hu rivet urn
i!rom a visit to riiiladelimia. He : .of sonic liighway niaikers.
went up to atteuil the game between: - The hist ses.-ion ...f ilie (lemial
Princeton and I'ennsylvania, the first, ! Assemldy appropi 4 :eil $ io.tMUl for
due to some misunderstanding, to take the liienninni for 1 lie 1 reetion of high
place since 18!)4, traditional rivalry Kvay ' ma 1 kurs . of historical places
existing between the two colleges. ' throughout the state. These markers
The eyes of the football world were ; will give information as in the ilnev
focussed on the game last week, -'with I lion ami distances to places of out-
Princeton coming out as victor.
.Mr. Camp was a member of the
famous team, that won the victory
over Princeton in lSit'2. The game
was played on Manhiem Field, at
Philadelphia and was the first vic
tory for Pennsylvania over Prince
ton in .'!0 years. : ..According' to the
papers of Philadelphia, which have
been reviewing all of the details of the
history, making game in the past two
Weeks, it was 'Jake" Camp who scored
the touchdown with Harry Thayer's
subsequent placement for the goal
that enabled their team to score (5-1
over Princeton.
Mr. Camp was royally entertained
while in the Quaker City. He was
one of the honor guests at a dinner
given at the Kittenhouse Club, with
the members of 18!2-!Ki-!)4 teams of
Pennsylvania given by Mr. and Mrs.
H. . Thayer," whose guest he was, at
their estate near Philadelphia, While
away he was also the guest of ex
Mayor and Mrs.. II, W, Mackey, of
Philadelphia.
Havwnod Cows Win
""J " ' . .
New ..Hiffh Record
Two Guernsey cows
Arthur Osborne have
owned by H.
just finished
new otuciai records ior iirouuciioji
which entitles them to entry in the
Advanced Register of the American
Guernsey Cattle Club,
One cow,. Cynthia, eight and a half
years old, produced 1.1,827.2 pounds
of milk and oi l.! pounds of fat. The
other cow, Elsene, two-yea rs-old, pro
duced 10,'l!l(!.r pounds fif milk
570.9 pounds of fat
and
CHECKING OX FAIR .RECEIPTS
Officials of the Haywood County
Fair Association are busy checking Up
on the receipts of the event, and de
tails will be given next week. Over
six thousand paid to enter the grounds.
What
TOWNSHIP
Bcavcrdam
Cataloochce
Cecil .'. -. ''. ' "
Clyde
Crabtree
East Fork . .
Fines Creek
Iron Duff
Iv Hill
Jonathan Creek . . . .
Pigeon .- -f " '.'
Waynesville . . .
White Oak .... -'
(Negroes)
Beaverdam . . . . . . .
Waynesville .......
TOTALS ....
rr,, ,hifl,ina rainwilcd by Edwin Haynes, register of deeds and submittl to the board of roiii-
lulsMoners la t Friday. One of the
Crabtroo, for an example.
v a !...- . ,. arta .,; ,-c than loo I'OU a. u -. :!v
:v i,Ji:iip . . ....
lueit Sni.'kn uvrr li- '!::.'
niu nv re-
' . (.t.t.,, pi'ase ut .H vrl p:m nl. l.a..-: iii; . w i . i
e m.'H'ri.-i l'e constriu to.i n h.oue : i i.!K ai-
Hi,.i- n:mst rat .0:, organ:;:: vn. Museums
1 1 1 h i 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 111
... .- i;aiv svsienis w-1. !e .n.-ta.u 1 ami
.iwtru,-:.l several tarirc teurs vanitung irrounu
am .'bill .mil ),,. ,1, -veloneii and p:o:.U.i th
I 1 1
. h v:..l m.iki ; hi m ,
:h -ii the N.'rih 'ar..
-re m.Y ef tin. Nala
systems
sy aeeiss
and Ten
l'aik. Secretary of Histori
cal Commission is on
Trip in This Section
Dr. ('. ('. Critirmn n. i.i lia
secretary of the.. North fa .'ma
:.:ii,
II.
toiieal Civmniissiun, . win. -iii iil llie
standing1 impm l.vire from, a histoiical
stamipiiint.
While here Dr, Crittenden visited
ihe' murker near the llavxvoed White
Sulphur Springs, whi.h eoninieiates
the last shot of the Confederacy,, with
a view to having a marker placed oh
the main highway.
The first two markers to he erected
in Western North Carolina will.be
in Buncombe county, the first on the
Weaverville liighway to give the dis
tance and direction to the birthplace
of Zebulon liaird Vance on IJeems
Creek, ami the second on Highxvay
No. 10 near lila. k .Mountain to give
the direction and (listance jo the foi
of Mount .Mitchell, highest "peak .cast
of the Mississippi river. (In toji of
the peak is the grave of Dr. Klisha
Mitchell, who lost his life while on the
mountain in 1857 and in whose honor ,
the mountain was named.
As soon as the State Historical j
coin mission can arrange In do the j
work, additional highway markers xviil I
lie. placed at or near many Other his- j
toric spots in Western North Carolina, j
OI 1 let I . 1
pnower r or i.ocai
Hospital Ilanned
A movement is under way 'to 're
peat the-, shower of canned goods g iven
the Maywood County Ho.siiila.l last
fall. . Individuals, organizations, and
communities are urged to. contribute.
While the gift of a few jals or
cans is. no hardship on iiny onc,: the
combined gifts of those interested in
the. success of t hist county institution
m-eaii.s iiiuch toward the winter sup
plies. . ' :;"
This sUinort xvhich , is being .-olic-iteil
by a group .of women, who have
co-operated with the hospital since
it xvas established . is a Worthy ges
ture, that should not go unheeded by
the housewives of the county.
The 1935 Tax Books Reveal
.o. Of Tax Total Tav I'nlN : Lot- l'ioM'il y
I'a.x rs Hue M.ilr I in. Vnliiutioil
, :U1 $ 91,U.x21 192; .".G-l 07 $ 0,0 18,1 11.00
111 33,809.31 76 17 1 ; 2,385,695.00
, 223 ' ; 5,566.42 126 : 30 S 556,612.00
563 0,660.32 251 86 . 14 ' 090,249.00
310 9,412.06 179 60 1 086.275.00
339 5,637.61 152 114 27 394,355.00
393 38,005.81 225 133 19 J 2,853,680.00
151 3,406.71 ;:'.':73 :;'. 47 13 243,291.00
363 6,399.52 183 105 19 ' 449,534.00
367 ; 7,152.45 198 126 24 502,530.00
631 11,979.10 349 194 ; 48 839,105.00
2628 - ; I : 08,906.22 : 1074 ; 295 99 5,063,189.00
111 1,643.10 52 42 7 113,169.00
47 ;- ; 337.79 -. .. ;. 34 ' 7 '.I--. :' 19,972.00
: no - ; 893.99 ' 35 ; : 9 ; : 4 ' 61,550.00
9527 5291,315.68 49.33 1629 332 $21,352,840.00
moist Intorcsting compari-ons of the
'County Tax Collector
f Vr: - t . was .,,:,,(
ff' ' ' ' "j? - ;v:!.-t.r ,f ,1a:., , , ; ,,;:
" "'r'1 "f '.Ji:.-l nr. ::i a'
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'V- '-.s t ' '
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"Jl ' ' - '' "'':" t-N-Vt-nal Dank h,-re,
f V X- JL '"'"'"''! - .ece.ved.
' V wh.-llur ;,,,; ,!,! anx ,.,a, u.Vs
111 1 1 i's 1 1 n I; t . ! , f t.h,. siaiv ,u,
i ' S'l I l'e-r :.. innK M . .Mri u, ken
; si:rr,! as rei.strr ,i' ,,,,k of t!;e
, WrWI.K II. M.-fK CkrN ,S,'1,i",'iV- U,':l k""',V" lh,'u-h-
. "l" II10 eoiinty. as wi ll a. he km u
Haywood 1 T. A.
Council Staging
Course Of Studv
- -- g.
Tu l?t'tin Hero Octobei
Well Known Kduoators
To (iivo Courses
SiIkioI
2.")th.
very nnu.-ual
mg1 oll'e.'e.l the par
I'l'or: mi 1 i-'
nl of : he county
in the iiHirsi'
spoiisoi 1 4 by
( oum il of Un
( s 1 11. i v lhat being
the llaMo,l County
P. I . A.
theme . " I'll licit in 11
'today" un.li'r which
ii hjei l.s w ill be ilex el-
he
gem 1 a I
ir yvoi Id
for
Ihe i'oll
u ing
opeil : I 1 ol'ifMiis
l'.ducat 1011 ;" " l li
Modern World;"
of Karlv Childhood
Adolescence in I hi j
ami a - 11 1 1.1, 1 1 1 111 1
covering "Safctv for ihe Child, j
".Methods of Discipline for the Child,"
ami "Recreation for the Child."
Among the pinniincilt speakers will
lie Dr. Willis A. Parker, director of
extension and professor of social
science and -philosophy of the Abbe
ville Normal ami Teachers." College.
Dr. Parker lias served as a member
of the faculty of Harvard, California
and Columbia Universities, and is an
outstanding educator in his part'eu
lar work.
Another speaker of note will lie Dr.
Ilarrold Foght, snpei inlendent of the
Chenkee Indian Keservat ion.. Dr.
Foght. has won international recog
nition as an educator.
The first of the meetings xxill be
held on I''riday, October the LTith. at
.'!:.'!() .o'clock at the Central Klomen
tary seliool. While the cotiise is be
ing sponsored by the llayxvoml iniiii
ty council of the P. 'I', A., the meet
ings. xviil be open to the public.
Dr. McCracken At
Dist, Medical Meet
lie fa 1! 1111 e
" Medical !
av in -'T 1 vi
! Illg of
th.
nt It -
Dis
VI
tin
1 ei ii
-01 u t ' wa
ll, w it h I li
J." I!
.Mc( 'ra.eken, pre.- iilcnt ,
Olin I!, Chamberlain;
S. ('., x as t he guest
Those apnea ring o
presiijing. Dr.
of Charleston,
peaker.
the program
floin Waynesville xveie: Dr. .1. F.
Abel, v.ho lii-cusseil the iianrr, "The
Surgical Treat nieiit of Peptic. Ulcers,"
given by Dr. Paul McP.ee,,of Marion;
and Dr. Sam I,. St ringtield, who led
the discussion if "A Simple .Method
of Hi jod Transfusion," the paper pre
sented by Dr.. Roy Monro, of .Canton:
Miss Ruth Hamjiton, superinteiidi nt
of the Haywood Count v Ho-p:ta!.
spent a few days during the week
with her family in A-heville.
above figures Is the dog columnin
TMI HSDAV. OCTOBER 17, 1935
W. IL McCracken To
Of Ollice In Week
(V.iiiiinVsinrH'rs Nanu MeCrat ki'ii
To Succcod i). A. Ucut'll As
Collector Ami SupciA ior
C s v
11a'.: !
Scltlcimnt was mmle in full
Mr. 'Howell, w jt Ii a statement
with
f loin
the auditoi-. last Friday. Mr. He
is .remaining on in the oilier, but
no! lake oxer the I'.l.'t.'i hax b
He is .llecting on the Iti.'i! an.
I ail
years prior to that time.
In making his settlement, lie" gave
an allidavit .showing that br had vis
ited every household to crvllei!! fixes.
320 Pounds Of
Butter Stolen
Sometime alioiil ( bree. 4,'eloeL las!
Friday morning, a truck Inn ked up
to the back of the We.-tiin Carolina
Creamery, and .'hauled, i'xvay .'IL'il
pounds of hut t ei', whi. li had just been
packed that afternoon.
Knlrance into the plant, xxa.s made
through a -window. D'her than the
tracks left by the liuck, no i lues xxeri.
found n,s to who the thrives were.
W. i. Woodall, 'manager, not tiled
dealers in butter as far away as
.Spartanburg, but as yet no report,
ha, come in of Ihe thirl'. The butter
was packed for Armour and Company,
and was in parchment number KltP
11. Other butler and products in the
same room were .not. bothered.
Paul Hardin, Jr., Is
Heard At Canton "Y"
The
hrato!
Tuesd
Canton V's .Mi ii's ( lull 1 ele
I t heir t hird anniversary on
ay evening with a siiecial
"ladies iiigbt." baniurt in the club
room, of the ( hampion V. M. C. A.
Rev. Paul Hardin, jr., pastor of the
.Methodist, church, drliveiid the fi a
tun.', address.
Following- the bamiuct n dance xva
given at the Canton 'armory in -.011-
nection wit h t he regul
Canton Cotillion Club,
cancer-, of lm;illi -,
music.
II r nance
with tile
fin or hill;.
f th.
Miic-
!h.
Robber Of Store
Caught In S. C.
. ' liarle-ton, , ('. oflieials ar
rested I lavid Holmes, a 15-yeat -old
oil i Us-reared youth last ; week after
be had held up th- Cooper. River toll
gate; and after an hour's (Uestioni(ig
learned that he was the one who had
bioken the window of Denton's Hard
ware here .Sunday night a week ago
and sto!e $('.8 worth of guns anl shells,
ihe youth had stolen an automobile
in Raleigh, license plates in (ireens
boro, and .staged two holdups in Wil
mington. STATE OFFICIAL TO HE
HEKE NEXT WEEK-END
.1.11. Clippard, special supervisor
of the vocational rehabilitation work,
of the State Department of I'ubac
Instruction, will be in the ofliee oi
County Superintendent of Education,
at 2 o clock on the aiternoon of Oc
tober the 25th." The parents of physi
cally handicapped children are asked
to consult with Mr, Clippard.
- .1 .
MRS. K1LI.IAN BETTER
Vi.:,t. ...;ii v. i,i i
. t I i-ii,sS V1.A UC fldU lU l-O. il fc,,u
the condition of Mrs. D...M. Killian,
.n . .i .
who was laKen in ten nays ko, nus ,
improved this week and she is rest
ing some better.
THE WEATHER
OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT
1 . " 1 .'urn .
: Th... boa id fas,,) , re-eluti.ni ,.f
.-..: 1 1 : u t, M,-. ,,well f,,t- 1 h.
';"'" ! . Winch he had Mi'lielted
a- ell as l,;lek taxes.
""1 lee. -r,!- -hew that with I lie 1 x
" ' 1 ' arvi lax naver. tha:
.Man ' 1 i p. . . , n . , 1 ii,., hi m . .. !
. 1 . . 1 ' " 1 ... ' 1 . 1 1 -
'" l.'in.'iiii. , i: Hi,, ho.iks imeol-
Date Max
10 " '
11 71
1 " 72 . "
1! . 7K
M SO
15 78
16 78
.Mln
35
Z9
40
47
4t?
r.2
51