THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER" 28, 1931
Win? iHmuttaitirrr
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2S.
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a:a iuaai t cu-mmunUy
vhlii'r.theii: j-ai't. toWaixls. nia!;
flavxvin vah.ioh to live,
fie in-taiK'-r cii,l tire myn'h'n'iV
ihutinn t" thf: 'slad'iv.m in the
i:;t-!.'.- one cent. I; was pride in
'.'iiieii ureed tlu'tn ' i w
laiiidinev,
inp this a !;t!
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auike their-"-
In. re ' i.,V.U
their co!i!:i;,:!
I he linii-
If the -;i.rr spirit, prevailed with the ",crene
ral buying atdilic, there would he less buyhii?
nut ui ti v. .. the same merchandise that is
rvailable iki:t here..
Pecple v,ha tru out of town to tlo shoppinjc
that could be uonj: right here at home may not
realize, ir, but they are hoklino; back their com
munity.' instead of helping build it..
The- staditim. in cur estimation, will ?tand
its, a. 'niisr.iimchl 'to the business men here as a
maiked .xa'.'.i;!.- of Avhat community pride can
do, airi ir pe that thr.se who lack such prid
vriil rente ati -t 'this every' time liu-y -e ,lhe
stadium atv.';. .'Ke jonv- to realise : more fully t h.;;
; need of dc.v, -!':.; rny this pride, which many. now
lack
SAD I IV nk;ht
It may' :-.i:ve: under tile; head r;f cruel am''
'. unusual puitishient. but; it t;d;e- into sensible ;
coiisideraticn n;! pitfalls : andvtt mptatiohs: of
an eld SUUfei n eu-to;u S:i.jdv. jiihf; A (frim.
cti chive l v.;- ;i;;w.; East in I-I-rt for-.'.! has been
sentence; d't : u.em h'::: !.' at the jail f"-' th
t cL fie '.i i - t 1 i . 11 1
'Until time Tsr vesf ers Sunday,. ,
: CcnVivi:ds 'widaefognize at once the acute
perception or the uidgc who thoupnt in.) so 01
Kinal a ch;-ti -cment. It thev wonder whence
c-tmelli- Hu o k' Jlcclj:o of tl e tdd rig 1
institution, tnev have onlv to remind themsel
es that h - t on the bone t tei Mcnda
moining while thcie pa e befoie him a pamcb
of bleary-evefi, often bloody celebrants at the
loint shrine of Bacchus and Saturn. In these
parts Sacldv is mankind's night out.
But for the next five weeks it will be this
offender's nigvrt in. It ought to be tremendous
ly helpful tc him. There he will sit m the cala
loose, a sort of sober and unwilling reception
committee for the Saddv-nighters Avho fall by
the wavside and into the hands of the cops. He
will be forced to listen to many maudlin tales
and be darad to knock off anv number of chips
from any number of lurching shoulders. Boy!
what an overdose of Saddy night this fellow is
going to get. Charlotte News.
THANKSGIVING
Threp hundred and fourteen years have
passed since that staunch little company of our
forefathers gathered about a few rough hewn
tables to break bread with friendly savages and
give thanks to God for the sustenance with
which they had been favored. The feast wa-;
simple v.r.c of vegetables grown by their own
hand and wild meat garnered by their skill i i
hunting, but there was plenty for the first time
and tho.rr who had survived the hardship of th-
first c. Ionization of America were truly tfrsat
ful. The, years ha'e passed swiftly, as one
development after another has brought th's
country to enviable leadership cf th world that
it ik.w enjoys. Great changes have been
wrought constantly in government, in industry
and in social life. Each has added to the wel
faie and comfort of the American citizen until
the high standard of living that we now take
for granted is scarcely appieciated in its true
worth.
Let us then, pause to reflect on the magni
tude of .ur bounty this Thanksgiving day. Re
gal die s of our lot in life, being American citi
zens is enough in itself for which to be truly
thankful. We are wealthy in privileges, in
freedom and in our rich heritage if not in the
concrete form of exchange termed money. Yet,
if we have enmigh of that substnnc; to keep u
well clothed and fed, we are wealthy neverthe
less. Millions the world over do not have such
a measure of buying rower and could not on.io.-.
tile things that we do, if they did have it.
Our ti'mpmary economic set-backs are nie;e
incidents i n the nath we tread to our indivi
dual goals in life. It is the spiritual ..-ida of
life and the social environment thai makes life
rch an,! so long as we have the concrete n.ies-situ.-,
we at c a pi'ixili ge,! gronpi indeed t,,' 1 ;,-.
in this gi'eat country,
I nanKsgivHig is t riiiy. Ami i iean
'cry own h ;lid;:y ba-.ed mi hi-lory
tint as old as the count rv.. itel.f. This !
it doubly iiiipfut ant t' i in its observance.' We
hou!d bo happy in the reuni):! with our loved
i ite- as tli.y gatlier aroiin, the t raditioaal i'e.a-i
table but we shvudd not lose sight of the: si -f-nificance
of tiro (iay ay we -are .'joyed with tiie
-i-ii it ( !' the holiday. Let us give on;- thanks
to our Falhei' for the. great bounty we e n joy. -
Exchange.
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Ol RE NO I I ON(, R MIM)
" 'Am I. losing m niind, Doctor?' Thai
.question has been put to me as a psychiatri.4
mi niany. times it seems 'ike a million," writes.
It I I i-ih M I) ui I ni l tdn D g v
X"'e:id.'..'r.
"The, general practitioner, too, knows how
common is this haunting, dread of insanity.
"Allow me, however, to be reassuring
forthwith.. The very fact , that yen fear, you
are losing your mind is the best possible proof
that yf.u are not. The possessor .of a psychosis
(the medical term for insanity) practically
never is aware that his mind is upset.
"The very essence, of a psychosis is the
delusion.. The characteristics of insane delu
ion are: first, that the patient adopts a wholly
false premise of some kind; second, that: hi
reasoning and consequently his. conclusions are
illogical; third, that he tenaciously clings to
what he holds to be true no matter how much
proof is brought to bear in an attempt to es
tablish a falsity of his, far-fetched and alto
gether absurd ideas. The psychotic is convinc
ed that yen are in error ; only he understand-?';.,
If any one is insane it is you. not .he'., .;'. ;;'
' A psychotic patient under mv care believ
ed all the bones m his body to be broken Even
when he stood upon his feet he still held to his
.delusion. . . :',; .'.
: "Fcllywing are ten- symptoms commonly
met with that make people afraid they will lose
their minds. ; . . .An otherwise perfectly "normal
person may be troubled by one or more . of
these ; . but, he should realize that the maiii fes
talicn is. merely ah individual difference to be
jycked upcii. as a normal deviation within th :
ni rnv l. . If several such symptoms exist, espee-;
11 f 1 vilwi i eai-., the condition would tech
nically be called neurotic; But a neurosis, even
in the most severe case, does not lead to tn
sanitv. ' i ne symptoms -are: .
'1. Loss of Memory ... . . 2. Inability to Con
centrate . . . 3. Inferior Convictions , . 1 Gut!:
" suicid tl Impul-e . (5 Woin 7 L i
realitv Eeehngs . . . 8. Insomnia . . , 9: Depres
sion . . . 10. Insanity in the Family .
"If you fear vou are losing our mind it
proves that you are not in any such danger at:
all E
A gossip is a person who likes to hear ges-
sip until the gossip begins to gossip about the
; gossin." .;.-.
When you call upon a thoreughbred he
gives you all the speed, strength of heart, and
smew in him. But when you call upon a jack
ass, he kicks. Selected.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
RtjUrd V 5. P:tnt Offica
( HURRV DOC'. -"
(OTEY IS HAMINV )
? A Di22r SPELL
by STANLEY
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OFFICE, SARAH,-
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MARSHALOTEY YALKER ARRAM&E& TO
HAVE THIS SPELL SO OOC PlLLSSORY .
COL)Lt CICASH AUNT SARAH PEASObVS
TURKEY PINNER IM TIME To (SET )H OH
TiiE MINE PIE -35 LfS w.ctnlHt ccitpau. pens
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24 Years Ac
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Random
SIDE
GLANCES
D W. CURTIS RL'SS
Ar ii. - T:..:r:--,:ii.:.- li.y is a.
.iii:'i 'hv't-. : !!-; ! f-i''-r atv talking
ill 'i'it; K' hp.r-v t. 1 1: i !-.' V (lilillflJ,
;i ;.". nu-:e. j a -. li .- s:nir. pumpkin
pi. . ar. .- t Ci: ' -rr: cf '.IliliK. but it
r', iv- thut '::'.- var pi .Mi'.t.' .-houlii
;l . itav-it, 1- AT i:A( K a;nnLr,. iti
:! ai! :: .w-. .
Wir-.i v- ! a en;;.!: hssi -V; t h:r Vi-ar
car a:!'.-: : u: a.i . Wis. j.-,-! :h;. vvi-.U
' . o . :;:' havf av l-.K k.
Two-Minute
Sermon
By Thomas Hast well
HAYWOOD
(Fioii! the files of Xjve'n'.ei ..
l'Jll.)
Mr. Jarvis rainicv, (f Cutaim
was in tow;; ui business Saturdr.;.
Mis Maudf Francis va. a
end visitor in Ashevil'.e.
Mr. John Campbell, of Ma- i. .
in town cn business Satuiday.
. Miss. Elsie Catherine Allen .
;tveial days in Ashtviile as the
cf friends.
Mr. I'lott Boyd, of I'btt, X. i
.pent Saturday in town on busiiii --
Mr. Charles Knight left during
w'eel; fu" a tiin esst, after a v;i.
his mother here.
Mi -sea Gladys and Florence Pi :.
in Ashtv;
f Anihew.
Mcl. Adam
I My', -in-v. !'..v-.-:.;Yu.;.- .ha', f e.l-.iiiu'ed-.
jOiHH- ',. ti.wi.v i'.'P bach was buiud
I UH.(! witii- M-o.n, ts '.'.' wo iiinr ,- t u'el
j (n b ia!;i kniS..-; to ln-jr the butcher
! !.:, 1 :! ''.p.- a. nound. .
: i i'.it , ii.i vci ilu ie- s, this : - is turkey
'a-i.a, and the ccupie siinwn below
ii.' oiip.r through an crdea! which
ill : f ''ii ; U mier-lv arte:! neop'e :;vme
lire i-r 'vvothfr have face. .
jfT'fT a
SECURITY DEMANDS CHRIS
TIAN' IN'TELLIGEXCE: The srreat
tst in-.na.e to a Demo. racy such as
('0.'. i-; no: i'ldni the foes without.
We ; f piep'a rc-tl to lneet most any
: u' si es. oi' against cue lights. We
luvc the resources, the genius, and
the- man r.rivcr to make an adcsiuate
iiei'i. r.us! . Rut there i- a foe aji'ainst
whi.h the genius cf this natii.n, its
wealth, ami its -man rower are help-!.-
-. a fa I that is its uniritellifent.-un-sci
njuiious and indifferent voter. Due
ti; Uh Uwx tha" our irovei ninent is a
g'iv. rtercnt l.:y majorities it is im
p;:;ta;;i 'what .i;. e,.-. up "to; make up
majorities If they are niade
i'ntelliienl. h'"'h niinde.l people
o : i'k'.' the trouble to inform them
ive i n the men an. I the issues- in
!vid in each campaign then our
n he .'assured of a yooih and
and a wise .e'ovcrnmcnt. If
n:.t of this type then our
nt has no such assurance
morracy, if it is to live as such,
sis two resnonsihilitii'.- Upon its
:.. ' Firs; that. its. members east
!!e!li.mnt Christian vote, and see
t ha; the , 'Pujol it v of the. v .iters
t hi
ll p
'ii!
rat
a -
A il
nop
1'C )
an' i
i.pd.
be 1
toll i
riuv-
pl inspired with ideals and in
. -pee to the end that the major
ity v.iil always be on the fide of the
riede. History provides a laboratory
reieri! of ii'any experimeiit- made by
nations in the past and ' its findings
Williams spent the day
Saturday.
.Mrs. uoruon rcrter, oi
was the truest of Mr:
over Sunday.
Mis, J. F. Abel entertained wi:
auction at the Bon Air on Momia;
afternoon.
Miss Helen Bi igjjs went to Asii
villi- on Saturday, returning: to tow:
in the evening.
Mr. T. P. BridMes cf - Xashvi.i,
Ttnn., has returned home after .
shoit stay in Waynesyille.
It's all liirht to bocst the be,-i low:
in We : tern North Carolina, but ir,
cidenliy tlon'c forge: the best towr.
A ;eood teminder, and one that
will try not to forget so here koi
"Thl'ee Clieeis for Waynesville, tl;..
best town in Western North Car.
lina, '
The deelamation
Acadeiuy proved a
affair. These who
enteitaincd and the.-
conic .-t
most del
went were
;e who s:;;
at th,
ijrhtfu
Hill i
veil a
home do not know what they niisse..
The tie 'lamation- were of the blithe.-;,
order. Several song's were given by
the choral club composed of Misse
Ressi.i I.ce, Naomi Harrohl Hetty
M;;'cki Xora Swift, Bessie Ray, Jua
nb a .Mt'tli'o'i'd, Evelyn-. '-Abel. Vi?Jic
McCi acken, and Fannie Campbell.
.Mnie. Sarah Bernhart attribute.--her
feeling of ..youth to two; cause.-.
''The fust is hard work, which save
mr fioPi boredom,, and the recond is
the fact that I never by any chano
.i.v v.-Pat my doctor tells me. '
J, Frank F'ooihee. , of AYinnesboro,
S. (.'. has leased this paper and i
now in charce. We understand he
is a. hus:linr newspaper man.
extend the brother , a hearty welcome
to We.-tein North Carolina, and wish
him unlimited success in his new pi --ition.
-Jack-on C.umtv Journah .
shew tha
tnanence
hard nan
geneo.
the only sure raaii to 'per -and
piojrrt'ss lies down the
ow read of Christian' intelli-
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The emi. ie above look like newly
weds. If they had been married long
enough he could face the battle bet
ter prepared.
But let's look at the scene below,
that of a Pilgrim father drawing a
bead on a member of the fe'athered
flock for his , Thanksg'iving dinner.
Now if it vere left to me to kill my
own meat for dinner I'd probably open
of sardines, 'cause I m not a
shot" like C.uv Massi'e. ('. J.
Lairpkin, Nhk Medford,
r ;kws
town. '
a can
sure
ret c f
and a icw
at oun 1
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And the picture bi low Ik w
it .brings back, niemorie.s of ah
well
cared" dinner. And what
sickening than finding, the
flown the coop?". '
is more
In 1 s
PHONE 31
S LES SERVICE
CHURCH ST.
'PWJE
. But why, should I be . lamenting
otr what might -hapnen? Im noi
going tp have to kill, a turkey as the
tirst Picture shews. Im not going to
have to 'hunt for. one like: old father
Pilgrim, and I m not worried about
the "bird .flying the coop.' . '.
And the reason I m no: worrying
i b?cause we have been invited home.
And to go honu, even without getting
a dinner, is something ito be mighty
thrrkful for and we are.
i) thi column wishes for oath of
vou a dav that will long be remem
beied. and that none of the troubles
pictured above will overtake vou.
' BILLIY" SUNDAY'S SERMON
Epigrams and Bible stories related
by the late evangelist. One of manv
features of the December 1 of the
American Ueeklv. tne big magazine
which comes with the BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN. On sale bv
all newsdealers and newsbovs.
I
How Alexander's Holds Customers
People who trade at this drug store are under no
contract to do so. They are absolutely free to sjive theif
business to whomever they please. And yet practically
everyone who has ever sriven Alexander's just one trial
has become a rcQiUlar customer. Ahy is it?
Simply because they are held uo by bonds of unex
celled skill, a fine sense of responsibility and an exacting
s-tandard of service which allows for no compromise.
We should welcome an opportunity to demonstrate
this to vou. '
A S K Y OUR DOCTOR
Two LICENSED PHARMACISTS Foi? Your Protection
ALEXANDER'S
DRUG STORE
Phones 53 & 54
Opposite Posi Office
Try At Home First. . .And You'll Never Regret It