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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1936 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER 14 IM THE I INDUSTRIAL CENTER OF HAWOOD HAZEL WOOD NEWS Hazelwood School Is Enjoying Successful Year Under James TANNING FURNITURE TAPESTRY INLAID WOODS Enrollment Of Over 500 Main lain Good Attendance Rec ord During Recent Bad Weather BOOSTER ( LI H TO MKhT The Hazelwood Booster Club will Mil. their reyular monthly m..t-tinjj I hursday evening at the town hall. 1. he Hazelwood teiwherx will bo .so cial quests of Hie club at this meet ing. It is honeil rh.-ii th n. .... Several of the feathers J will he present one hundred per cent. According to J. C. James, principal, the Hazelwood Elementary School is enjoying a very successful year. This is probably the largest elementary .-v hool in the county ' outside of the special chartered district of Canton, bt-injr of standard rating and having a.n enrollment of over five hundred pupils. Of course., the majority of those attending live in town; however, Ninevah, Allen's Creek, Plott, and Hyatt Creeks send a number by bus transportation. The Hazelwood school, beginning at S:IiO in the morning and icontinu ing until 3:00 in the afternoon, has hud good attendance even dmng the worst part of the past winter, having an average of ninety-three per cent in daily attendance. The largest class, with a membership of fifty pupils, is Uing taught by Miss Margaret Bur gin. The smallest class in school con tains thirty-five. Mr. James stated that probably more than forty would be sent next year to the high school, with about tiie same number to the junior high. The Hazelwood school, operated on a straight grade basis rather than the departmental system, contains one of the outstanding faculties in Hay wood county have degrees from leading colleges and the majority of them have the highest type of State certificate. By their direction the school has shown a steady and remarkable improve ment, especially during the last two years under the principalship of Mr. i James. Other teachers are Mrs. Sam Knight, Mrs. 'Aaron Prevost, . . Miss Daisy Boyd, Mrs. Eva Cole, Mis, Eva Leatherwood, Miss Mayme Leather wood, Miss Mildred Medford, Miss Margaret Burgin, Miss Mary String field, and Miss Hester Ann Withers. Besides what is usually termed the regular school work, the elementary takes an active part in community affairs, enters the annual declama tion and recitation contest which is sponsored by the county school sys tem, participates in athletic events, especially the Haywood County track meet, and renders special programs, chapel programs and plays. Mr. James stated that the school was composed of students with an average scholastic standing, having an honor roll of about five per room, or forty-five or fifty for the .school each month. The principal was especially complimentary of HazelwoodV sixth grade, praising it as one of the best if not the best, he had ever known in any elementary school. Mr. James is an outstanding sup porter of Parent-Teachers' Associa tions, and gave the Hazelwood organ isation credit for much of the suecess of the local school... "The chief mo tive of a P. T. A. is to develop a bet ter understanding between the par ents and teachers," according to this principal. "Our organization is splen did," continued Mr. James, "but our greatest need, and my ambition for this year, is a better one. We need more members in order to reach more people. We need active ones like those we have." In concluding the interview Mr. James ptated that he was well pleased with" the progress being made by the Ha.olwood school, that lhis work was y iy pleasant although of a nature to keep him always busy, and that he ixpected the elementary pupils of Unagusta Furniture Will Be Shipped To Paris, France, Soon According to Ralph Prevent sa.es manager of the I'migusu ilanufacturinc Conmanv ment of furniture will b'e made to i aris, trai.ee. in about i.n, The These Stars Shone Brightest in about ten davs. OTuCr whi.4i m-i ....I.! me nrm s Host on job ber, vvill consist of bed mom furniture, and it will be the hrst time goods from the L'na gusta company have been shipped to Paris. Mr. Prevost a Wo stated that his factory is now shipping consid erable quantities of . furniture to Canada, since the lowering of tariffs between the United States and Canada. A shipment w;us made only three weeks after the new tariff schedule went into effect. REVIVAL AT THi: CHI IU H BAPTIST A revival lHgan- at the Hazelwood Baptist church on last Sunday even ing and will probably continue, through next week. The meeting is being con ducted by the pastor. Rev. J. M. -Wood-ard. Services are held each evening at 7:110 o'clock. The public is cordially invited, CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY VERSA RV ANN I. I p t ; . I : r - . - - ; v 1 Betl D.vi. l-rJH i (f$ jV'Cor M.U.I,n 1 iMflOJk HAZELWOOD P. T. A. The Hazelwood P. T A he!.! itS TVf- j ular meeting Tuesday night, March 10. me meeting opened with the sing ing of "America' by the audience. There was a report made by the pub licity committee. Announcement wa made of the oDeniiii? of the .4i,m cafeteria. March 11th. Mrs. Binfoid, from Guilford Col lege, gave a lecture emphasizing parent edueat ion, an understanding of educational systems by the parents, an effort to secure better homes and sclnnds, and proper recreation for groups of children. Mrs. limford knows P T. A. work thoroiifhlv .md her lecture as much enjoyed. Miss Margaret Burgin's room re ceived the picture for the largest par ent representation. J. K. SHIELDS ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT S. S. Award.- of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts Htui Sciences for the finest performances of 1M5 went to Bette Davis for her char acterization in "Pai p'rous" and to Victor McLaglen for his work in "The Informer", which also rated as the best picture of the year. On Thursday afternoon little Miss Sibyl Wigging celebrated her eleventh Dirimiay anniversary by entertaining a number of her .youngf riends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wiggins, in GrimbaU Park. She was assisted in entertaining by Mil dred Rogers. : After .many games were tm'joyed 'hot chocolate, cookies, and candies were served by the hostess. Those present were: Mildred Rogers, Edith Under wood, Betty and Frances Swanger, Eugene English, Ada Blanton, Carl Griffin, Jimmy Albright, Welch Earley Anne English, Carrol English, Reba and Don Rhea, and Ruth Wagenfeld. HAZELWOOD PRESBYTERIAN 0, C; Landrum, Pastor. Sunday school 10:00 o'clock. Morning service 10:."0 o'clock. Y'oung people's service fi:45 oV Evening service 7:;i0 o'clock. It Happened Here Tom Reeves !tx'k. CHURCH CONFERENCE HELD ON TUESDAY NIGHT A conference on Stewardship was held in the Hazelwood Presbrteriiin church on Tuesday evening. Rev. J. A. Flanagan and J. E. Lancaster," of Franklin, conducted the meeting. Steel beams running down near the fellow playing court in the new gymnasium I ..,.., .. , .1... t :. Ii! . l I! .... .-' uil me junior m ign . . . can i oeneve that, ('oaoh Weatherby . . you just can't read plans , . we don't build like that now . . . don't you believe we're intelligent enough to protect the players from dangerous objects along the court? . . You Hazelwood people should have seen Captain "Jule" Welch in that Blue Ridge . tourna ment.... ,. Rogers was (). K. . .'.and what a itrophy tliey brought to town. . . One of the best places for horse back rides . . the road by Will Hyatt's, Chafm's, through to Swift's j 'bette iair.v ami iKiCK inrougn iiazeiwooi . or would it make any differ . And here's O. O. M.'s one Word description of R, L, Prevomt . ,. , 'Duiantish. . , Here's a compliment for you Mrs. Sam Knight . . a 'higfi school chiissmate . . "Those Allen girls were two of the smartest to ever, fin ish at Waynesville . . or any high school. . . ." Mr. Russ is jlanning some ni'oro space for. our town, . hears the people art' reading' this paper. . ., Do you read all tlii war news? . . . But-.Europe, hasn't filled up the old tieii tioies yet ... 1 leJieve there is Mr. J. E. Shields became superin tendent of the Sunday school of the Hazolwoixi Presbyterian chuivh on last Sunday. The attendance for the morninir was I.'td. tin- Inrmm i. ...- oral years. Newlv ainoint.,l t with Mr. Shields are ;us follows: Adult teacher, L. Davis; voung people's, Mrs. B. M. Rhea and T. C,. Stump: intenn.'diate, Mrs. J. E. Shields and W. B. Winchester; junior, Miss Cath arine Walk and R. A. Caddis; pri mary and beginners, Mrs. (). i Lair drum, airs. John Ferguson ami Miss Hazel Rnthlmno. Progress j 1 . Mane. Vxonne and Mlleltc. rail say ' 1 1,. ill, mi" all, I '. I'M" lo X lMil,irs u llleli s l-'H'llrtia-.l,a- l'in r..r l.x i.ilk lor c,,.i mii.I W'llell I 1 1 1 ill,. 11" a.,, tv.-.t s.anl,e.l. I. in vlinnl, ls',' 'I'Ih'V sic, p .Mil , I, .,, i s . ,. "lien Hi,, in.i-.ij ry .li.s ,, ;in ,,.1:,-,.,,s leliiv 'I'lieir welkins lalli;e fraln lwellt -line tu l elilv -f,,ui- p, minis. These lalcsl II,. ins almill these Wi'llil I'ainolis halites wen. revealeil l,i.sl week l' le. Allan liny Mil'iie. lli.i, ,,,y. Mifa n. who is in New York lakini; a resl. ami a ehanne of seene. NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S SAI.E On Monday, April li. PClti, at eleven o'clock, A. M., at the court house door in the town of Waynesville,, Haywood County. North Carolina, the under signed Receiver will offer for sale at public outcry, to the highest bidder for the terms of one-third cash, and (the remainder in two equal annual installments Hearing interest ami secured by deed of trust, the follow ing described lands and premises in the town of Waymsvile. adjoining ine corporate limits ot the town ox Waynesville. and known as the Haywood Furniture Manufacturing Corporation property, and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING on a stakv in the cen ter of the Southern Railway track, and Southwest corner of the H. W. West cott lot and runs thence S. o-U E. 251 feet with Weseott's line to a .stake in a ditch; thence S. 21! MV W. 100 feet with the ditch to a stake; thence S. oU' :10' W. 20-1 feet to a stake in line of Factory Street; Un nee S. 41 .SO' E. 2oS feet to a slake in Northen line of street; theme S. li)0 ;()' W. 170 feet, passing Mrs. Do Neergartl's vomer at -u leei in outh side of said street, and with the line of her line to a .stake on the North side line of said highway, Mrs. De Noorgard's South west coiner; thence S. 8SJ ;()' W. 100 feet with said line of snid highway to a stake; thence S. 72 W. 100 'feet wjth side 'line of .said highway to a stake; thence S. 7S" W. 200 feet with side line of State hichwav to a atukn- thence N. 8S W. ;i00 feet with said side line of said highway to a stake; thence West 100 feet with side line of said hiirhwav to a stnke- t:li.ii-. North 00 feet to a stake in the c-n- ter of Southern Railwav tiaeW thence N. .r)2" F. l:':!il f.'.t n. th.. center of track to the BEGINNING coiilaining 10. ,1 acres, more, or loss, subject to the rights and easements of the Southern Railway. Said land will be subdivided into parcel and a map exhibited at said sale, and i.be nnmet-tv will lie ,,ir. I for sale in par.els and then as a whole,, to the highest bidder. Sale made pursuant to an -order of the Judge of the Superior Court, made, at February Term, 19,i(i, of the Su perior Court of Haywood County, in an action entitled, "Citizens Batik & Trust Company, ot al. vs. Haywood Furniture Manufacturing Corporation, et al." and the sale will.be subject to' the approval of the Court. This 0th day of March, Ifillfi. J. II. HOWELL, Receiver of Haywood Furniture Mfg. Corpe. No: 4.r)l Mar. 1 LMfl-Oll-A nr Jul. "An-You this place to continue to play a lead ing part in activities here as well as those of Waynesville Township High School. Dress Up For f r o m- ALLEN'S The latest styles in Suits and Dresses Just the thing for your Easter Outfit 1.95 .o 16.75 Men's New Spring SUITS With two pair pants $16.50 ..$25 The Hit of the Season White Shoes Many styles all sizes $1.49 .o $3.95 CN. Allen Co. Hazelwood 'L i Homes with unusuai paint Welch s and .George- I'lott's . , a sherjIT . . the other nie.ntionei W. C. Allen has sold nearly ,100 nal. of , Haywood County", . . stopped work to see Will Rogers . . . or the- negro and 'horsos. . . I think most of u.s saw that -picture . .. !ett.er go' with tile to the opera tonight Thanks, W. L. R,, of the little, big industrial town . . . that is .some news but it wouldn't get by the cen sor. . . Would you call Jim Img a huge, joliy fellow or a. .jolly, huge r siiaee over in Asia between Russia and Japan. . . If vou' had 'one t hmisand d'dhuv .to spend in favor of the town nf lla.elwoinl what would you get for her. . . '.'IMoaso have a good answer . ready. . . L. N. Havis wouldn't bi' -onliiied to this small amount .'..' Mr.' Davis, you know, is iresident of the Boosters' Club . ... and they meet tonight at the town biill . . but to the', money . . L. N. wanted ten thoiit-aiid to (ill the town's greatest need . . . a paved roiul via tihe high school . . cross' Main anil on to Number 1(1. . . I .second the mo tion and leave the meeting. . . . Mi t.. arriages Itei oril (I to Morula y Noon of this Week) Lester D. Riddle to Fannie Jenkins, both of Cove Creek. Uoyce M. I'utman, of Canton Hazel Shuler, of Sylva. to- Mr. And Mrs. J. H. Latham Are Now Living In Hickory Friends her- will be interested in knowing that Mr. and Mrs, J. R. La tham, formerly of this city, and more recently of Gastonia, have moved to Hickory. Mr. and 'Mrs. Latham made many friends during their six-j-ear stay here.; -. Another Precedent The quiet and diminutive '.-Senator from Arkansas. Mrs; Hattie Wyatt Caraway, has been ft consistent setter of political precedents. When her husband died in 1 93 1, she was chosen to till his unexpired term in the Sen ate. On May 9. 1932 she was called to the chair of the upper chamber, the first woman to wield the presid ing Rravei. A few months later, she ran for. reelection, successfully becom ing the first woman, to win a full term. Last; Wednesday the senator broke another precedent; She became the first woman to preside at an open Senate hearing. Clad In black she sat ait the. head of the Commerce Committee considering a Stream-Po-lution Abatement Bill. Am Old Saying To attempt to Bare a drowning man U unlucky because tt Is believed that the person saved would sooner or later do n Injury to the man who mvph him;.: ': T1U SI KK S KALK OF LAND ..Under and by virtue of the power and authority contained in a certain deed of trust exe uLed by Ralph W. Ensley and wife, Heulah Knsley, to the undersigned,' dated Feburary lf, 1!(27, and registered in the.'oflice of the Reg ister of Deeds of Haywood County, in liook of Deeds of Trust No. 21 , page 27, and alto by virtue of a cer tain judgment of the Superior Court of Haywood County, rendered on the 7th day of January, 0.')f'i, the undm- signed trustee will, on Monday tihe Kith day of April, 1!).'J0, at eleven d'cloick. A. M.,. in front of the court house 'door in the town of Waynes, vilie. N. (., dfTer for sale at pub'i.: auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described lahd.s- arid promises, to-w:t: Lying and being: in the city of Wayne.svilie, County of Haywood, Stale of North ('arolma, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning on a stake the North side of lieulah Avenue loO feet from a stake which is 10 feet North of a white oak, corner of W'm. Herron'S land and runs thence North I (leg-. 10' Wrost 150 feet to a stake; thence North 88 deg. 40' West 140 feet to a stake; thence South 1 deg. 10' East 150 feet to a stake in Beulah Avenue; thence with .said avenue South 88 deg. 40' East 140 feet to the beginning corner. , The above described lot of land be ing a part of the tract conveyed to R. W. Ensley (Ralph W. EnsJey) by deed dated January 21, 1923, by J. R. Thomas and wife, Josephine Thomas, and1 recorded in Deed Book No. 59, page 461,. record of deeds for Hay wood County, N. C. Notice is given that ten per cent of the purchase price will be required in cash on the date of the sale as an evidence on the part of the Purchaser of good faith. This 9th day of March, 1936. INSURED MORTGAGE BOND CORPORATION OF NORTH CAROLINA, Trustee. Johnson, Rollins & Uzzejl, Attorneys. No. 452 Mar. 12-19-26-Apr. 2. BRADLEY'S "STAR HRAN1) SIIOKS ARE I5ETTER" Trade at Home, I 'oiks and Watch our Town (J row SEE THESE HAR(;AI.NS 1 Lot Ladies' Shoes ...25c 1 Lot Ladies' Shm's , . .75c 1 Ia)1 Ladies' Shoes . . $1.00 1 Lot Ch ildren's Shoes 25c 1 Lot Children's Shm's 75c New Spring Coats . . .$9.!t5 New Spring -Dresses . .!5c, $1.95, $2.95 New Crepe Dresses .$1.95 ( losing out Men and Hoys' Suils . ..... $2.50 New Line Men's Hats $1.00 Men's New Shoes $1.19 up Children's Shoes ... .$1.25 Ladies' Oxfords . $1. 19 up A New Line Of STAR liRA-ND SHOES Just Received WE ( ARRV A TI LL LINE OF mi: vin .ko i nn s ii (t iv itt : I l ciHiDK i'l.TIIIXJ siki:s i i umti uk Call .Us Phone m We Deliver W. A. ON NO. 10 Bradley's Store HAZELWOOD, N. C. I ) TAN BARK WANTED We are in the Market for both Chestnut Oak and Hemlock Tan Bark. If you have any to Sell, Come to Our Office at once and Secure Contract. Turn Your Tan Bark Into Cash. Junaluska Tannery Hazelwood, N. C. h ; : t '1 ' I ! v 1 :.! 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