TfllHSD
DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1936
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Paee It
tfAiintaineers To
plav Asnevuic u
Friday Afternoon
(Bv Tom Reeves.)
:i ffeathcrby's high school Moun
ftlic6 o'ter an unimpressive 14-1
:C ,ver Svlva High last week,
r:t Wn going through hard and
511 workouts in preparation for
T' r difficult game of the season
irm rh sheville High School in
;'v' tomorrow afternoon. ith
V'the best prospective teams dur-
local school's history, the
peers, led by co-captains Ben
and Cecil Yount are given a
to upset Coach Leeper's jow-
'iltvwo players will be in uni
UTor this game. The starting
tion of Saunders, hard-running
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By
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5i
Mrs. Beryl Markham
Despite a bump on her forehead
received when she made a forced
landing in a Nova Scotia marsh,
Mrs. Beryl Markham was an
smiles when she arrived In New
Yark, above, after flying the At
lantic from her native England.
line-up will be the same that faced
Syilva in the opener. All players
are in splendid condition with the
back who played for Candler High
last year. This player suffered an
arm injury and is not expected to
play for about two weeks.
Since Coach Weatherby began his
career here eight years ago the
Mountaineers have defeated the Ashe
ville team one time, tied them one
game, and lost four. The local team,
although much" lighter, are ready to
give and take, hoping u return with
another game on the winning side.
i Numerous local fans will be on hand
i to watch the Mountaineers in their
second game of the current season.
The new stadium wa dedicate! on ,
:ne Waynesville Township High School
ground.; 0n Friday afternoon ... a
record breaking crowd . they came ,
from a!! the neighboring tiwns. . . . ,
for the dedication and the game ful-,'
lowing . . . the stadium is another :
sign that the v;".age is expanding . .
while it was built by WPA tunds .
and we have the depression and Uncle
Sai- to thank directly . . . for this
new attraction . . in realitv we should
take iff our hats to Ca.leton K.
Weatherby. athletic coach, for the
.last seven years . . of the Township
High Sh'-il . . fir even if the Aim
rrurtity i; "football minded" which it
.m.hmbted'.v is . . . had it not been for
the clean and honorable principles
ir.C'irpo: ated into the training of the
t;':ims . . that Coach has been able to
nut acro-s . . a stadium would never
haw appealed to the community as
:i project worthy iif the expenditure of
government funds.
If 1 have been told correctly,
Coach Weatherby's football teams
have won ill games, tied 3 and lost
12 . . . which is 0 counse a re
curd for any Coach, . . School . .
or community to be proud of . . .
but when we enjoy the success of
such football glory . . . let us
remember . , also . . that Coach
Weatherby has had a powerful
influence' on the youth of this
community . . . not only on the
field, but off . . . and that he has
given us something that is far
bigger than a football victory . .
that will endure in the characters
of the pupils, long after the
game have been forgotten. . . .
half acre plot, from which will be
gathered many more pounds. . . In
the strawberry season late one after
noon ue watched them load a truck of
berries at the farm of Mr. Gid
Francis . . . and the 'truckers" told
us that the strawberries would be
eaten on the breakfast tables in At
lanta the following morning. . .
Yes, Fair week is the time that farmers and live
stock raisers bring in their best to display for the public.
We are for bigger and better displays. . . .
EVERY DAY, you as an individual, should display
your BEST APPEARANCE, by wearing neatly, well
pressed clothes. The cost is so small when we do the job
bv our modern methods. .. .
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Isolated as we have been so
long from the markets of the
world . . it is still a thing of
wonder .' . how the great paved
highways are taking us 6uch far
distances "over the other side of
the ridge" . . and bringing us op
portunities for cash crops un
dreamed of by our forefathers . .
for the fruit and vegetables
grown here are now tilling the
"in between season" in other sec
tion - . well known for trucking
facilities , . and supplying mark
ets in distant cities. . .
It is a fearful thing the way the
countries in Europe and elsewhere are
snatching their youth into military
training and service , , one generation
after another must pay some great
price to their government . .- as one
forceful writer has expressed it . . .
"Over increasing areas, of the world
the young are being regimented as
they have not been since the ancient
days of Sparta . The lost spring can
never be recovered for those who
remember the fresh freedom of the
morning hours . . there is no sadder
sight today than the lengthening itg
iments who march on with nit knowing
that their parade are the funeral
march of their youth."
r latest matte t
3ute ofi the
xepotts with Heui 1937
It is astounding how the trucking
industry is growing in this section. . .
Mr. Tom Rogers, of Clyde, recently
. . in one picking, gathered from a
a one acre patch 177 huhels. of to
matoes, that were t-aken at once by
truck to Miami, Fla. . F. I,. Leop
ard lias t;i date sold to the cannery
12.0011 pounds of tomatoes, from a
A DM IMS'I' U ATI ICS N ) IT CK
Having qualified as administrator
of the ustate of Miss .lannie B. Towles,
deceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
peit-ons having claims against said
estate to present them to the under
signed at Enka, N. ("., oil or before
ItiUv day of September, 1937, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme
diate settlement.
This the Kith dav of September,
193d. :
.1AM KS I!, TOWI.KS.
Administrator of the estate "of
Jannie B. Towles.'
No. I'.i'.i Sept. 17-21-U.t. 1-R-J5-22
NO TICK OF TKl STFK S SAI.K
NOTICE OF OIANIJK OF POI I ING
I'LACKS IN YOTJNU PHFA INCTS
Take notice that the Haywood Coun
ty Hoard of Klectioiv have directed
and authorized the change of 'pulling
places in certain voting precincts in
IJaywood County, as follows:
In .Jonathan's Creek l'reoinct from
the old school building site to the new
new school building now being used.
In Precinct No. (! of Beaverdanl,
from the former Academy building to
the Pennsylvania Avenue school build
ing. In Precinct No.' '3 of Reaverdam
Township, from the former voting
place on North Main Street to the
North Canton school building.
In Precinct No. 1 of Heaverdanl
Township, from the former polling
place on Highway No. 10, to the Can
ton High School building.
This September mil. 1 :!().
V. M H YEKS,
YIHCE McCI.URE,
V. II. NOl.AM),
County Hoard of Elections.
No. 4'.".'.--Sept. 10 17-24.
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USKS 1000 HOI R EVERKADY RATTER Y
Massie Furniture Co.
11I0NE 33
MAIN STREET
On Monday, .-.October "., VXH, at
eleven o'clo) k, A. M., at the court
house door in the '.'town .of Waynes
ville, Haywood County, North Caro
lina, the undersigned trustee will sell
at public outcry, to the higbset bidder
for cash, the following lands ami
premises: :
HKCrl NNINd on a manle in clilf
on' Hig liidge, K. 1. Hyatt corner
below North Vii'W of -Eagles Nest,
ami runs N, ti.S" V. 2K poles to a
locust stake and , locust pointers,;
thence N. iJ V. Ml Ml poles to the
top to a locust; thence N. l.'i" W. 2-1
))(des t . a vchestnut; thence North 00
pedes to a chestnut in the gap of the
ridge; thence the top E. i;i . poles
to a maple; thence nearly on
top N. od' E. IS .poles to a chestnut
ak on a flat top .r.Hu ion of ridge.;
thence clown top of ridir" as follows:
, 77 E. 20 poles; N'. X'! ; E- IS pides.J
X. 'S2" E.: 17 poles ti.i a lo ust on top;
ihciice N. 71 E. leaving the '.top,
0-1 poles to a line at tl)(' road North
of bran-h ; thence t2'i " E. V'-i poles
to a stake in the road; thence the road,
X. OS1: East to. a stake below the forks
of the branch; thence. N. HI 0 E. 4 pole's
to ;i bunch of -buckeys, cornei' of No.
" ami in. the line of No.!; thence S,
V - ' East up the meanders of saiil
branch over the falls !4 poles to a
stake in the branch in Hyatt line just
West of three marked spruce pines;
thence Hyatt's line N. 71 W. 41
loles to a chestnut on top of ridge,
Hvatt corner; thence Hyatt line up
Big Ridge, S. 58 WT. 170 poles to the
BEGINNING, containing tJO-.'j.VlOO
acres, more or less, being lot No. 8
as surveyed and jdatted by John
Kelley.' '
EXCEPT 7 acres deeded to VV. B.
Ferguson at head of Barn Branch.
Being the .ame lands conveyed by
V. E. Justice and wife, Polly Justice
to C. A- Campbell, by deed dated Jan
uary 3, 1922, and recorded in Book
61. page 82, Record of Deeds of Hay
wood County. '-".-'
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale contained in that certain deed of
trust executed by C. A, Campbell and
wife, Maggie F. Campbell, dated Jan
uary 30, 1929, and recorded in Book
22, page 398, Record of Deeds of
Trust of Haywood County.
This 4th day of September, 193C.
M. r.. STAME7 , i
Trustee.
No. 497 Sept 10-17-24-O.:t. 1
For Bad Feeling
Due to Constipation
O rid of ooMtlpUon W Uktaj took-
IfUTltT hu lowl up or you bilo fMt
ThoundJ pr.! Blk-Dr.olh
Km. . Mr.. RT MuUln erf Lfj. Ark.
-uy huiUnd nd I both to
ThJofortTl Bl.ok-Dr.uht od UnA tt
iomiTrroin thu eotdltlotL" With
Sui noth (I'M br ohUdrMi. mrm
good rwulu."
BLACK-DRAUGHT
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