THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1936
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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FOLKS YOU
KNOW
Probe Gang War
lr. and Mrs. Harry Evans and
c'-ildren and Mrs. Mark Galloway
n-otored to South Georgia for the
week-end, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Evans' parents. En route
home they stopped in Atlanta, where
thev visited the Southeastern Georgia
Fair.
Mr. Craig Wilton, of Charlotte,
the truest during the week of
aur.t.
wa.-h:s
Mrs. Rufus L. Allen.
Pr. and Mrs. O. T. Alexander have
'.:urned trom a visit to relatives in
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Robinson have
eturned to their home in Hazel wood
after a visit to the latter's paems
in Newport News. Va. While there
they visited the plant of the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Doek
Company, and saw the launching of
the Enterprise, the gister ship to the
Yo; ktown.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Messer an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Patsy
Ann, on October the (5th.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Killian,
Ml-.; Nancy Killiaji, Mr. and Mrs.
V. F. Swift and daughter, Miss Has
e.Hine Swift, and son, Jimmy, Mr,
a-.d Mrs. J. Harden Howell and guest,
Miss Alice Hinson, were the dinner
quests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Killian, Jr., at their home in
Asheville.
Mr. Robert Oslvrne, of Tampa.
r!a., arrived in town this week ami
r.as joined his family, who have been
-;u-nJing sometime here.
V
Mrs. W. H. Liner, Mrs. Joe Liner
an: tne former's granddaughter, little
Mi-s Theresa Alley, spent the week-
Atlanta, the guests of friends.
Lawrence Crov ley
Echoes of the gang wars of pro
hibition days were stirred m Jol
iet. 111., when two youthful gun
men riddled Lawrence "Butch"
Crowley with bullets as he stepped
from his car in front of his home
Crowley, who became Joliet's rich
est bootlegger and was reputed
to have been so successful that he
had gold door knobs on his home
was thought by police to have
been muscling in on the slot ma
chine racket, a theory which
Crowley denied. His condition
was described as critical.
i
has
she
re-has
a po-
Mrs. S. C. Satterthwaito
t j: tied from Ashevil!e. where
: eon visiting relatives.
M:-s Lucile Plott. who holds
s'.Twn in the Mewark C lty Hospital,
i.f Newark,. N. J., is 'visiting rela
tives' in the county.
Mr, Edwin Haynes and Mr. Felix
Sloval! were among those attending
the ileorgia Tech and Kentucky game
in Atlanta on Saturday. .
''.Mrs. Cnarles Burgin ami Mrs.
My: tie Massie Ray spent the week-end
r Murphy, with friends.
Mr. Sammy Bu.sh.nell, who is with
the. State Highway Commission with
eh.hiuarf ers at Morganton., spent the
vtik-end in tovn with his parents,
Mr. '.and Mrs. S. H. .Bushrielf.:--'
.M"s. John K. Ho. me. Mrs
ihekson, ot Durham, and Mrc Hugh
.lassie and young daughter, Marv
Ann, who have been visiting th
iiMiiui s simvi-, .virs. i-.. i. .nines, in
Louden, lentl.. have returned to town
Mrs. .Ruth Williams Roll
truest litHntr the week ' of
Hryson Citv.
.a. was til
tnends m
ir. n. w. .Wangum. ot .Morganton.
spent the week-end in town as ill
guest of friends.
Mr. Tom ( "ampin.!!. 0f
was the guest of friend:
over the week-end.
A
dievil!
nUiwn
.Mr. and Mrs. '.Jimmy Trot twr. of
Keidsville, spent the week-end in
town as the guests of the latter's
mother,' M.s. S.T. Meal. They were
in tnis section of the state to "attend
the marriage f Miss Mary .Harris
Hubbard and Mr. Charles Acliby
Panip'i".. .Ir.. w'nirh took place in
Asheville at the bride's home on Sat
urisay. afternoon.
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Mis. William Hannah and Miss
Jewel. Hipos "avciv among those, 1110
loring to Asheville nil Friday..
1 Jjffi HOLLYWOOD
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By
HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1M.
King Features Syndicate, Inc.
HOLLYWOOD -F o o t b a 1 1 se-
ouences In "The Big Game" were
all too realistic for Andy Devine,
gravel-voiced screen comic, who
failed to get up
after a half
dozen all-Americans
charged
over him for
the benefit of
grinding cam
eras. G r I m a c ing
from the pain
of an injured
foot, Devine
was carried to
the hospital
where Doctors
Dickey and
all put him under the X-ray
Andy Devine
"Libelled Lady" company, but she
sent a 15-piece brass band to the
Glendale station to bid Boy Friend '
Bill Powell and the. rest of the
troop goodby. For Bill and alter
Connolly and Director Jack Con-
way, there were red roses ami .
Myrna Loy received a huge bou
quet. Within an hour the other ciy,
the old death rumor story cropped
up about Dick Powell, Joan Blon
dell and Edward G. Robinson. All
three reports were quickly
squelched, but Joan Blondell began
to worrv about her sister, Gloria,
in New York, and spent plenty on
the long distance telephone satis
fying herself that there had been
no confusion In names.
Here and There In Movieland.
ad- then announcer! that, the actor
is suffering from contusion and I The big question around Hojly-
sprained right foot. I wood . now Is who keeps a diary.
To anxious screen executives. I Eleanor Powell dons, if anybody is
interested. . . .
Madeleine
'-.'us means shooting around the!
'"median until 'he is able to don
' 'ball togs again.
To Devine, it means crutches for
lumber of days.
The new home of Venlta Varden
and Jack Oakie' at Pacific Pali
sades Is the complete Hollywood
menage, even to a swimming pool.
Jack and the bride have eve;1 en
paged an Instructor to teach them
the art of the perfect jackkn;fe
and the swan dive.
' The turnover in film chorus girls
is as complete as this. Out of 125
rxfi
Madeleine Carroll
Car
roll writes that
the weather in
London is too
depressing and
that she can't
wait to get
back to Cali
f ornla. . . .
Another trav
eler, Tay Har
riett, postcards
from Denmark
that he is
homesick for
You may not
the boulevard.
ott'eve it but M. G. M, had to close
Ct:tlP.Q linarl ,,n 1.,, T?.,at,r T3irtrloV I
Gold Diggers . the set where Kooerr cencniey is
Mr the current
only one worked in the famous
1929 edition. Remember Winnie
Lightner in this? And Nick Lucar
singing "Tip Toe Through the
Tulips"? ,
Warners figure that the "Gold
Diggers" title is worth millions
AW of the series have been bir
nits. They have played to a tote'
gross of $15,000,000.
You Asked Me and I'm Tel!;:
You! Archie Baldwin, Mi nru
apolis : It is hard to say what f
average popular song brings to i'
authors, but certainly nothing t
Set excited about . Bing Crosby
brother, Larry, tells me he g
521.99 out of "Plain Old Me"
which was recorded by Vallee a:-. :
:a number of other name orchestras.--
'';..:
Jean Harlow didn't have to g
6a: the Sonora location of the
recording "How to Vote" because
visitors laughed unexpectedly and
spoiled too many takes. . . . The
exotic Margo was dining at the
Brown Derby the other evening
with Jerry Asher and Francis
Lederer. . ; . Ann Sothern is pre
pared to sing, dance, play the
ilano and perform feats of magic
n her personal appearance tour
'vis autumn; . . . Marcel Lamaze is
ceting guests at the Cafs La
aze again. . . ; That was Betty
rable's sister with the Starlet and
ckie Coogan at the Club Casa--va
the other midnight . . . And
vong the film crowd at Yosemite
, other week-end were Binnie
-irr.es and Don Alvarado.
Today's Puzzle: What society
r! of Svdney, Australia, is pining
tor a Hollywood film star since he
xade a picture over there ?
A SPEEDY CURE
Two taii-driver were talklnjr, one
apparently In great pain, says London
Tlt-Blts.
Yus, Bill." he said, "can't rdly
walk. "Ad this corn for three weeks."
"Why don't you try one of them
there chiropodists, 'Arry?""
Three days later they met.
"'Ow'g your foot. 'ArryT asked Bill.
Harry was In the best of spirits.
"It's all ri,'lit now. I went to the
cniropouist, ami do yer know It weren't
) corn at all?''
"No?" replied Bill In surprise.
"Xo," answered Harry in dissust.
"It was uie collar stud got stuck in
me shoe I"
Victim Of Joe Louis
IN THE MARKET
I JtLji.J
"Maude made ad tier money In sun k
didn't she?"
".No, In bonds, iiialriinonjal."
Ready for Either Turn
uie parents ot a new lialiy itlrl had
MOjipeu at uie iars,mai:e In litlve the
little one liaplized. The name (hey
hail given her was !inn M., tl. t,i
ther explained.
"And -what does the M s'and fur?"
the niinisler asked in curiosity.
"Well," replied I he I'm her, "if she
grows up to have a Sweet, t'enile dis
position like her mother, we will call
her Hina May ; Iml if she develops a
temper like mine, we'll hat to call hei
I 'ina Mite."
leter Tetted
was prolialil.v mentally 1e
e.'iiniiiaiiun was Indl
ars lias a eat ?" (pieried
The boy
fieient, and an
Cflted.
"llov many i
till' pSVl'llolo'-lst
Two," replied the lad In
"And how many oes has
Two."
"And how many leys lias 'a
"Say, 1 Hie," asked the hoy,
you ever see eat?"-..Menta
tantly.
a eat '.'"
eat?"
'didn't
Health.
supper
Just Pali!
Mr. firoucho-Why Isn't
ready?
Mrs. !. I've been down town bur
sa In hunt ing all. the. afternoon mid . I
Jus! couldn't get home In time.
Mr. ;.-- Huh I Looklu' for jitiniethiiiV
for notldtl', I presinne.
Mi'-. I.'.- Yes. .,..:, . ... f,,r hlrlli
day presi'iit- for yoii. I'ai lilinder XJas-ItZhie.
"What w
a woriian t
lleney'.-''
. "I'd thin
Sena i or So
iny ; 1 1 1 1 f t
-I a tesinea
Retraint
mid yon ihiiik nf eleellng
I the fulled States, 1'resl-
:.well
j 1 1 n 1 1 1 .
Mill ''
.- . i i I . 1
iMllil,
there
if we had
Is a lady l'r
of the idea,'"- said
. "t hir talk is 'row -.1
1. .. i i ; 1 1 . Mayhe We
lie ii in iv si ndioiis'y
o reineii Jicr thai :
-:.enl." -'-
VACATION THOUGHTS
' -.i.l,,-,, I.-.J
"Have j-oii a reeonuiiendtalon
your last plare?" -
"Yes, sir; seven months off for
behavior.''
Overheard in a Doctor's
"Say ah.' " . ' : - -.
"Aw."
-. "No., ah.'" "."'".
.'. "Noa'i." ;, .
' ' "No!" ' '
.. "No." :.'..
! "No! Just an 'ah.'"
Anna."
from
good
OHica
Hole in One
IIortn Smith, the Chicago eolfer.
told a golf story at a luncheon In
Palm Springs..
"Last Christmas eve," he said "a
golfer hung up Ids stocking before
the fire In his bedroom, and when h
got up Christmas morning he fund
a hole in one."
Deficient Knowledge
"Tour boy Josh thinks he knows a
lot about baseball," :
"Yes," replied Farmer Corn tossel.
"That's why he lias so much trouble.
Anybody that knew as much about
the game as Josh thinks he does would
know enough to quit uinpirin'."
Anything to Please
"Mm, that jiopcorn smells good," the
girl exclaimed as they drove past the
stand. .
"Doesn't it?" agreed the man, 'Til
drive a little closer."
Fierce Animal
these shoelaces
"But these shoelaces seem Tery
'dear."'." :'.
Ah, but they're real mohair, ma'am.
And it's a risky Job, hunting the mo."
L 1 n
Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins, Jr.
spent Sunday in AsnevilU as the
guests of their son, Mr. Joe Jack
Atkins, who i,j a student at Brevard
College this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I.. Withers had
as their guests during the week. Mr.
and Mrs. Krnest Muller, of New York
City. Mrs. Aleck Farmer and her
son, Mr. William Farmer, and Mr.
George II. Smathers, of Asheville
up
Ce,
stand
.li.e I.
Friday
out m
m.uiv hard
Georjre BrvarU
Hresei.i. of ltiazil. cyiild urn
under the heavy Wows of
uis. the lo-owii bonilier lisi
nicht. Hreseia was kuoeke.1
the third lauind. after t.ikmrt
iuui da mai rij; tduw s
Mr. and
Sunday as
Inn.
Mi's. J. Dale Stentz rpent
guests at High Hampton
Mr. John Queen, Jr., who is now
located in his work with the State
Highway Commission at Morgiuiton,
was the guest over the week-end of nis
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Queen.
Miss Hester Ann Withers
guest during the week of Mr
Murray, of Charleston, who is
her parents- in Asheville.
Mis
iraret
villi-.
- Martha Mock and Mic-s
Ashton ..pent Saturday in
-s the
J.C.
siting
Mar-Ashe-
Mr. William Medford and a party
of friends motored to Asheville du
ing the week-end.
m
Mr. liny Camplieli. of Ctica, N. V..
is the guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Crockett Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. l.ee. Jr. have
k" veil up their apartment in the Kuk
pat iik, and will spend the winter
with the hitter's mother. Mrs. J. 1..
Williams, on Haywood street.
Mrs. Han Watkins and two young
daughters. Vivian and Kliabeth Ann.
have gone t(i Stanford, Conn., where
tney will spend 11 fortnight as the
guests of the former's mother.
Kev. 11. W. liaiuom made a bus
iness trip to Asheville on Tuesday.
Friends will le interej
that Dr. Jack Turbytill.
formerly of Waynesv ille,
Cliuago, where he will
special work in dental ?u
1 to learn
if Asnevide.
has gone to
take some
gerv.
Mrs. Winifred Baker, of Orlando,
Fla.. arrived this week for a visit to
her parents.
e
Mrs. John K. Boone has as her
guest her daughter, Mrs. C. L. Dick
son, of Durham. Mrs. Dickson is the
former Miss Elizabeth Boone, and
ha many friends who are always in
terested in her visits here.
Mrs. Felix Stovall had as her guests
during the week Mrs. W. C. Klinfj
ensmith. of Titusville, Fla., and Mrs.
H. C. Nelson, of Miami.
Mrs. I.eRoy Davis is spending a
few days in Sumter, S. C-, the
guest of her mother, who will ac
company her home for a visit.
Mr. Thomas Hi'l has
tuna lieaeh. where he
'.he Florida 1'. eparatory
gone to Day
has entered
School.
Mrs. Charles R. Thomas has re
tumed from Skyland. where she was
the guest of Mrs. Kdwin Snow.
Mr. C. W. Bailey of The Moun-tainee-
force underwent an eye oper
ation -at tin' Mission hipital in Ashe
ville Tuesday.
Mrs. (. (', I'iott accompanied her
daurhter. Mrs. Way ne Ha! tie. of
Hry-on C:'y. to Asheville on Saturday.
Military and naval officials are pri
vately said to he in disagreement over
the extent and lo ation of defense
works in the l'aci.tic.
The opening of the .. membership
campaign, lor the I'aren:-1 eacllers
Ass, via' ions of Western Nurth, Caro
lina, will he made from WWXC thist
afternoon from II to AA'y o'cl k.
Mrs. Dan Allison, of Webster, will be
in eharge of the program.
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Here Are The Rules
t. the
tome
I'ath rontestant must
store and register.
Votes tan he cast by self or friend.
Votes must he east at tjie time (if
purchase and are not transferable
after they have been deposited n
ballot box.
All prizes will be given out on the
last day of the contest to the perr
sons having the greatest number
of votes.
10,000 votes will be given to each
contestant when they enter the
contest.
Votes will be given at t)ie rate of
1000 for every $1.00 spent at our
store (2,000 for every $1.00 spent
on double vole day), and additional
votes-will be given with special
daily features, and also by passing:
out special vote cards.
Famous "Silver Kin ' lJiKe, 1st rrize
Distribution of Votes Will Meg in Wednesday, October 21s!.
COM' EST WILE HI'S. 7 A E E K S CI .OS ISC. ill I KK I ) A V .
I)E EMI'.EU 10.
Entry Should lie .Made This Week or Next
These Special Days Make It
Easy T( Get Votes!
MONDAYS 2000 votes will be given for
every pair of old shoes brought into (he store.
Limit of 100 pairs for any one Monday.
WEDNESDAYS Any adult registering
at the store on Eery Wednesday is entitled
to cast 1000 votes without any purchase being-
required. Double votes this day on any
purchase.
I IUDA YS Friday purchases every week
will carry double voting power. Tor each
$1.00, you will gr-t 2.000 votes.
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store.
further information inquire at the
Also see the prizes on display. Anv
boy or girl resident in Haywood County, age
16 or under, and not closely related to any
one connected with the store is eligible.
Y OU DO NOT HAVE TO SPEND ONE RED
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