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rflURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1936 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER )-t Legion Parade Tires Kiddies Cvm Crow WM Wild guaas furnish dellcloa JeflT In Hawaii Just ts wild crabtpplei emem supplied roaierisl for Jelly la tr parts of America. The HawlUn fnTs trees grow wild, and the fruit Is to ho had for the plrklnj. SaruparilU From SmiUm Root. Surs.Hparilla Is prepared from the fibrous roots of the smllax. a plant In digenoiu to Central A merles from the southern ind western rousts of Mexico to I'eru. LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS . PHONE 137 J l0 .Nd MRS. W. H. McCLUBE HOLD FAMILY REUNION Mr ,nd Mrs. W. H. McClure held familv reunion at their home on 'Vrvlew Road on Sunday. Alter f bountiful lunch was served the enjoyed assembly singing. rJtn?nnc those present were five , A",Lrs and 'their husbands ami da5ie! as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J. if Winchester, Mr and Mrs A. D. n olt of West Asheville, Mr. and By 1 B Brendle, of Asheville, Mr. Mpf'lr W L. Mehaffey, of Hazel 3 ,i and two sons, Mr. Glenn and , Porter McClure. The other son. Mr. oriei (n-B. nt DrPVPl. - unable to attend the reunion. The vin' represented four generations, l , h included twenty-nine jrrand 'hiMren and nineteen great grand- lhM,-eand Mrs. T. L. Bramlett were to'nor uuests of the occasion. Mr. Rrauiett in his duties as mail car Jr had served the Fairview eection ,t -V years, carrying the mail of the Clare all that length of time, nrhe- present were: Mrs. L. W. ffieter and Mr. and Mrs P. E. Rrv-ant and son, Roecoe, of byla- nga. Ala. ViV f c. Catevenis, of Fort Lau derdale Flu., who has spent the sum mer here.' has returned to hi6 home. YOUTHFUL HOSTESS GIVES PARTY On Tuesday afternoon little Miss i Harriet Atkinson entertained a group j of her young friends in observance of ; her birthday anniversary. A color, motif of pink and white was used in , all the party appointment. She was assisted in receiving her guests by her mother. Mrs. C. B. Atkinson, anil Mrs. M. V. Del'iinger. ! After playing games -.he children were served ices, cakes and cundies. Th. p-n.'sr list in hnl..d rh. t'nlli.win.- I Alda Lee Boyd, Jane Wyche, Louise Martin, Betty Patton, Jack Steven son, Hoxie Smith, Eleanor Thomp son, Nip and Tuck Miller, Margue rite Way, Patsy DiHinirer. Colvin Brown, Johnnie llosit, Natalie Thomp son, Nancy Sheaf. Mary Ann kuiue and Jane Kunze. CENTRAL ELEMENTARY P. T. A TO HAVE BOOTH AT FAIR The members of the P. T. A. of the Central Elementary have a booth at the fair, which should prove a pop ular eating place, as only home cook ed food will be served. Mrs. W. G. Hirrin, of Canton, is spending several days with Mrs. L. C. Waddell, at her home in Hazel-wood. Trade for Less ri AITD Roll Call, 21 lbs. ..... 79c rLUUiV Yukon's Western . . .$1.00 CORN, -3 No. 2 cans . .... .25c PEAS, 3 No. 2 cans 25c Peanut Butter, 1 lh jar . . . ... 15c Quaker Milk Macaroni. 3 for . . 25c MMnv'o Corn Flakes. 3 for . .. 20c llllliei S 4Q7 Bran Flakes, . . ... 10c Maxwell ( House Coffee Vacuum Pack. Lb. 07. Santo ColTee 3 1 s 50c m 1 Broken Sliced Pineannle, No. 2 can 15c Swans Down Cake Flour , . . . . . .27c SUNSHINE Tomato Juice, No. 2 can, 3 for . .25c MATCHES, 3 boxes for 10' HFINZ CATSUP 11 oz 21c rooms ... .25c ...19c 59c Scottissue 2 For .. .. ".. ISO Msft os oil Lin.f W! Waldorf Tissue f For 17c Steak Our Market Offers Kouna -in T-Bone ....per lb. IMo Sirloin , . . .-. ' STEW BEEF, per lb. . . . 8c ROAST BEEF BONELESS STEW , HAMBURGER . . . . ..... COUNTRY SAUSAGE ; ... HVQTCDC Standard, per pint . 28c U I Q lMj Select, per pint ; . . 33c Cheese and goodies for school lunches C. E. iAY'S SOWS per lb. 12!C Although the annual parade of the 40 and 8. fun and honor auxiliary of the American Lepion. was a most colorful affair, even the antics of the veterans failed to keep awake these weary youngsters who snatched a nap on the curb during the march of Legionnaires at their - annual convention in Cleveland. FOLKS YOU KNOW Mir Lois Harrold ami Miss Mil dred. CniwnuM ve:v the truest pvej the we'k-eni of Mr. Mrn. K. G. Lee :it their home on Edwin l'lnee, Grove l'a rk, Asheville. Mr. Hill Swift, who is ' ulteiulintt the Pres'oyterimi folU'tre. of ("liiitoti, S. ('., was the truest over the week end of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . K. Swift. Mr. an I Mrs. Mark Killian. of Ashe- villi' were t hi' truest s over the end of the former's sistei'. Miss Nancy Killiatt. M rs. Potent jruests eovinty E. P.. Met'lure and Mi spent the week-end of relatives in 11 s. M. A. as the .'iiilei'son Mrs..!. II. ('laike had as her 'truest s last week, Mrs. .1. (1. Ford and Mrs. .lack Ford, of 1M Rio, Tenn., and Mr. Dan England, of Nashville, Tenn. M York C ity, winter. Edwin Potent .has trone' to' New where he may spend the Mr, and Mrs. . their ir Jests uvcr and Mrs. .lames lotte. " ' Mrs. A. : Jshai dt. of N'.-r-liviVlc, Tenn , has .returned to her home after spend- the past, two month; as a truest the Killiaii home. Mis. Shardt, is n ureal hoostcr of this sei--hns silent the past sixteen sum- in at who tioh iner hen Mr. anii io have liaNam . Mrs; 1 oeeupie 1). tin: ve'k for aeli. Fla. the Si slimmer, their lionn Mr of ( "I dav: "Mrs. .1. T. :iii ;.. n . and M r-. V. I'. M yrie. had as their ;jfuesl s M rs Klcannr Garner, lliram MeCraeken. Mr, ( 'rnekon, ..on Sun Mr. and and Mrs. Mr('i-aek n, of Wnyni'sv ille. M r. Mrs. '. M. Mcf'rack.en, of f lyie,-. Miss ( 'a Hie Garner, of Aslieville, "' '' ' Mr. and Mrs. ; ('. V, Kirkpa'ri k have returned from f'harlottc, uh'-H' thev went: to attend the trame :m Sat urday afternoon hetw-een Carolina and Wake Forest. . While in f haHi'd te. they were the tniest.s of Mr. ard Mr-. James A. Hill. iitn'tv .-'cn'm posed of Mr. and .Mrs. (V. Staniev ami Mr. and Mr-. H. M. motored: tn ('l.;irloHe lor th" Saturday and fpent : the with friends. , MISS OHARLEANE TI RBYFUJ. MAKRIES NEW YORK RESIDENT j (Vnterintr the interest of a larjre circle of relatives and friends is the marriatre of Mis.s I'harleane Turhytill ; to Mr. Martin E. GorriKan, Jr., which J took place at a o'clock on Saturday i afternoon, September the L'thh, in Our Lady of the Assumption church, in 'New York fity. The Kev. Elahtery. ! pastor of the church pronounced the j vows. I i..,,.i., n Tnitivfdt J'.. hrother of v ni " ' ' ...-. the hrido. and Walter K. llavmann, served as ushers. The proom was attended hv. his limther in-law. Mar tin J. Killeen, as 1ms( man. The Hide had as her only attend ant, the trronm's sister. Mrs. Martin J. Killeen. as matron of honor. Mr. Killeen wore a velvet trown of royal 'blue, with blue velvet ..ap ami mau n !.. - Cl. ivirried nil oh intr nccr.-''i o ..... fashionerl bouHUc-t of yellow tea roses. The bride was lriven in maiitaKc o her father, and wove a handsome trown nf ivoiv satin fashioned on irincess lines Her veil was tintrer length and f lolle fastended with orantre blossoms-to a Juilelle cajv -of ivory sped pearls. Shi- carried her tvioth ,.,V white praverbook, from which fell a shower of valley .lilies. Fo"owini' the ceremony a reception was ,'ld at the Marine Kestaiirant on fity Island after which the ymintr couple b'ft for a criiis.- to- Virwnm i, iT.w.n tb.'ir return f-om then- wcddiiur trip they will reside at (S-ilo Hill Avenue, New ork f it v.-.. The bride is the dauirhtcr of Mr. ... n T,,,.vi1l nod the late Mrs. Kuirenia Aces Tnrbyftll.'.. She snent be- early childhood in Waynesvldle, nd moved to New York fitv when her father was put in chatre of the Mr s,M,m of the Ameri'Min Indian of (bat citv. She is a 'M-aduate of the Theodore T?.oo-eve!l Hi-'h School of Kew York, continuin. her education .rt : (diimbla 1'niversitv. and the ... ...i o,.v,.i,.l ..r holiness : I' ! 1 ' 1 1 I r 1 1 ii' i . . , ei ken ru k'e. ' t.i .., ;.. ., .i i ie,. vf N 'w N "t'K i I ne r-1 mi in i - .i " . ott -cot t aire ; (.-, ,, I'tailiirit" of the Mon- left lurituri ,,, Hi,,), Sihool, and the Insuranci ' " Mi'""M Intitule of N.'W Yo'k I Anion rr the out -if 'own rW ""! 'I'ii 1 :-.- (tin nuirrhu'e were: Ml'5 ; 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 i . . ' "' . ,, , .. . rf .1 ..r.ll Wm.hi.svi le. ano I'. ,. I I""!" OH. ... .. ..." ; Mrs. J. f . Turner 'of Elnu-r. N. J.. th. latter an anrt f the bride. n V 1. !,.: been t'u Ml -- ' ' - " . " .'"'. , ,, . r l... ..-iients. IJev. nnd Mrs it-i ii-;-1, I , I I I- I ..... . ...', ... 1..,.. W.l'iii'twwl to 1 1 1 1 work in New York fity. . W. Killian had as the week-end Ml'. Torrence, of f lial'- A M IVatt.y ranie week-( Mr have Mass -th and Mt eon v-:. s., have i-i Asheviih.' l.-,.,...,.tl A rninlir wlio ;t 1 mr ,e!at ire-- in Lynn, ,i i in i hell- home uti IN ad. I nn nil Mrs. -O; Morton and son.. Air, Oie jjor(f,n; y.ho ha'-" s-p,.nf tho sunTrner at their siinvmer home, at Pal.sam, havi; irone f their home, in Florida. Mr Goiire-c II. Ward, prominent, at i . . ... .. ,.e .A'..v..Mlle .. udtii-f owner v re- sided' here, soet.t the (list nart of tl week in town a' tending court . M ,, f',,m.r Modford and vlaiui-hter. V!.. K -!;a Myers, of Seattle. Wash . i l. , ..Isiliior relatives It) (be co.intv for the pa -t. thee week. '.' i ........ .1.'.., T,,..s,I.iv !y:, t.hei - home on CI 'I II' I" ', .in 1,1 - "'.. the Pacific' ci.ae t . Mrs William f lark., who. has been . .. 1. , . Al.--- .1 .1 i iT.inir ...nn weeK O II'" 1 . n .1 S . I fl I ' K .' III l L I I. . .. I - I n 11 1 r II . . I UlU l"t 1 i 1.1 i .i .ut. t'ai v... r i l. . iv Mrs. Civile II. Lav. t IOVU I !."!ii:i iiM'i .i.. i . . . ii.... ... , ,. :,.' Thomas, nf Norfolk. . Va., spent:; lf.ft on Sunday ..for her home in .lai-k-. .: , ., iv. irimsi s i in,,, t.'l-. She was flccomnanied of the former s mother, Mrs. At. r . Alhritrht. The party W'tus.ifeturnintr from 'a trip to Delos, Texas. Mr. and M"s. Ray I. IT6ppman,of N'ew York fity, were guests ciurintr the Week at the Hotel I.eraine. Mrs. Hoppman was the former Miss Harriet Mooris. and -was a nurse at the Government Hospital located at the White Sulphur Springs, .during the World -War. ..-.'-.-' Mr. and Mre. Ernest Pre??ley, of fharlotte have taken the house of Mr. and Mrs. Roy fampbell for the winter. .;..''" Mr. Hal Marley. who has epent the summer with his mother, Mrs. F. H. Hf,.1,r ,!o TPtlirnpd to NfW lOTK fity. where he will resume his work at f olumbia University. Mr. Marley will be a member of the senior class I this year. v. . iimp Palmer left during u -oir. .- fnr R-pvard. where ne will be a student this year at Rre yard College. ...... Mrs. Felix Stovall Was the puest of friends in Asheville and Black Mountain the first of the week. Ui.. v.nlir.l' ni' nhew Pilly lloweti. io will spend sometime with he ,-.-.- m n.i VT,o T?arrv t.ane. who have I'll. "..! --; ... mcl -tirii months as guests at Rirrhwoor) tlall. leu on i no . ....... for their home in Chester, I'cnn. w Mr. Wallace Ria. kwell and Mr. W. A. Bradley left Sunday for Lexing ton, Ky., where 'they win anenu v"T races. . Mrs. George; Semmes, who has been passing ten days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyrle If. Ray, left the first of the week for her Lm ;n .'. To'elranhviMe'. ' She took with 1 C--.. ,1 Than TTrtWoll hpr ner cunuy anu .jew.. . nephews, who will spend the wtnterj with her, ':"'..'' Mr. Donald Dunham, owner and manager of the Dunham House, rmpular summer hotel here, left on Tuesday for his home in St. Augus tine, Florida. . .' Mr: and Mrs. James' Coman, of Winston-Salem, are spending this week as the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis T. Coman, at Lake Junaluaka. ENTLEMEN We can show you clot hi 0 in your style 0 at your price I I ng St i "Hj" I i mm i in I Tit : I I 4 41 hi M p. 'i kmil ' FN 7 fc tt'X'fA' MM lit '. if I , . it it ) t 6 iff K Vi I'll t ''4,4.'- ,s Conservative Clothing Tor (he older man or Hie younger man ho is a eonservalive riresser, we can show styles and ma terials that will impress you with their utility and value. HAY'S Collegiate Clothing Tor the college man or the younger .man who is col legiate in his habits of dress, we have sporty pat terns and sport-models of the type referred to as collegiate. Chapel Hill and Raleigh could not of ter you better. HAYS Every Model .Models are carried of -ever type. Sport backs. Double breated fronts. Combina tions, Anything that is in good taste. 'You will be surprised at our variety. HAYS Chatham Homespuns Proudly presented is the cloth known as Chatham Homespun, Manufactur ed in North Carolina, it is known the nation over as a choice cloth. Let us show you this group of suits. HAYS Dovs Clothing I Joys Clothing is stocked in a most attractive assort ment at a variety of prices. Suits that any boy would be proud of. HAY'S , ;'."''. Overcoats Overcoats are a little hot to get excited over as yet. However you will be needing them before long and you ought to stop by to see ours. Men's Clothing $12.50 to $27.50 500 Suits from which you may choose. C. E. Ray's Sons"
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