THultSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Centering the interest of friends
and relatives of both the bride nd i
the groom throughout the county, is ;
:he announcement of the marriage of
yirs. Kitty Ferguson Noland, of i
thens, Tenn., to Mr. Mila .M No-1
land, which took place at the bride's
home on October the 7th. j
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Samantha Baldwin Husky, and the
ate Riley C. Ferguson, and formerly
"resided in the county. j
The groom is a well known business
man of Waynesville, has-ing served
several term as county commissioner,
and is now a member of the board
of aldermen of the town.
The couple will make their home at
;he Noland residence on Walnut
street.
Mrs. Jake Newell, of Charlotte, who
has spent several days with her fath
er. Mr. C. A. Black and her sister,
Miss Diana Black, returned on Sunday
tv. her home.
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MR. Z. R. CLARK OBSERVES
BIRTHDAY ON FINES CREEK
The family of Mr. Z. R. Clark cele
brated his birthday anniversary on
Sunday by having a family gathering
at the home on Fines Creek. At noon
a lunch was enjoyed on the lawn. Fol
lowing this a service was held with
Rev. Pink McCracken and Rev. Frank
Leatherwood, the latter pastor of the
Finetf Creek Baptist church, making
talks.
The guest list included the five
children of Mr. Clark, his grandehil
idien and a group of friends as fol
lows: Mrs. C- R. Rathbone, Mr. J.
; C. Clark, Mr. S. E. Clark, Mrs. R. L.
Rathbone, Mr. J. C. Clark, Mr. S. K.
Rathbone, Mrs. J. D, West, Reeves,
Elmer, Een, John and Mark Rath
bone, Joseph and Paul Clark," Miss
A Ida Rathbone, Miss Oeaver Justice.
Mrs. Vance Queen. Miss Ruth West,
Misg Mary West, Mrs. Lairdy Beas-
ley. Miss Dora Clark, Miss ' Lillian
(. lark, Miss Fannie Clark, Ray. Ed
1 and John West; great grandchildren
! were: Miss Catherine Clark, Miss
! Mary Jane Clark, Nealy Webb. M.
j L. Beasley, Tommy Rathbone, Charles
Jones, Paul and Jessie (.Wen.
! Relatives and friends present weic. :
Mr. and 'Mrs. C. B. McCracken, Mrs.
Raymond McCracken, Mrs. Herbtvt
i Ferguson, Mrs. J. C. Clark, Mrs, Tom
: Rathbone, Mrs. Amos Arrington, Mrs.
Wiley Allen, Mr. and Mrs. N. C.
' James, Mr. and Mr. Jess Mooney,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Arrington and children.
Miss Lucile Ferguson, Miss Myrtle
, Green, Mr. R. S. Green, Mr. Carl
Mooney, Miss Cuemie Queen, Mr.
Hese Haney, Mr. Vance Green and
son, Mr. J, D. West, Mr. Sam Bur-
, nett, Mr. Dave Green, Mr. Dale Rath-
I bone, Mr. Dofas Jmdon, and Mr.
j Millie McCracken.
! Mr. Claude Williams has returned
j from Fairmont, N. C, where he has
held a position with the tobacco linn
of Chambers and Weaver.
.
Rev. and Mi. William C. Rou ke
and children, of Sarasota, Fhi., who
were called here on account of the
death of Mrs. C. A. Black, mother of
Mrs. Rou.ke, left Tuesday for their
homo in Florida, after spending sev
eral days with the family.
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Caroline Miller And
Husband Are Parted
Last week it was disclosed that
Caroline Miller, who won the Pulit
zer prize in li34 for her novel,
"Lamb in His Bossom," and her
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husband had come to .the parting of
wavs. Charging incompatibility. Mrs
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Miller has filed suit for a divorce; and
Mr. Miller has filed a cross 'bill ask
ing for the custody of the eldest of
their three sons, who is nine.
The Millers have spent the past
three summers in Waynesville, and
have numerous friends here. Mr. Mil
ler who has beeni ill for the past to
years, did not accompany the family
here this summer.
In 1921, when she was 17 years of
age, and just out of high s hool, Ml"
Miller married her English teacher,
and principal, Will D. Miller. Her
husband, she afterwards said, had fii-t
stirred her interest in literature and
dramatics.
Christian Training
School Starts On 8th
A Christian Workers Training
School will be conducted at Long s
Chapel, beginning Sunday, November
the 8th and will last through the 13th,
under the auspices of the Methodist
Episcopal churches o fthe county.
A course in missionary education
for children will be offered, with Miss
Corinne l.ittk as instructor. This
course will be given for interested
parents and workers with children.
A course will be offered in the sen
ior department of the Sunday school
with the text, "Administering the
Young People's department in the
local church." Mrs. John V. Kirk, of
Greensboro, will be the instructor of
this group, which will be for the
young people above sixteen years of
age and their adult leaders. All coun
selors, otlicei's and teachers should
attend with the young people.
Rev. K. H. Nease, of Asheville will
offer, u course in worship, and his text
will be "Guiding the Experience in
Worship. " The course is a general one
in worship for any member of the
church, chinch school, or missionary
society.
While the courses are being held
under the auspices of the Methodist
church, all Sunday school .and church
workers of other denomination, are
invited to attend.
REVIVAL IS A St ( CKSS
The revival services that have been
conducted at Harbersville church by
Rev. Ike Rhinehnrt, closed on Wed
nesday night. The meetings have
been largely attended, with thirty pro
fessions! of faith.
Rev. Mr. Rhinehart will begin ser
vices on Sunday night at Panther
'Creek-, which will make the sixth re
vival meeting he has held in the
I county during the 'past few weeks.
I 1 he conversions at the live .churches
have totaled L!0U.
lit Y ;'S( ( ) I TS OK W A V X MS V II.I.K
Mr. Brown-, Scout . Minster of Troop
1, Waynesville called the Court wf
Honor to meet last Thursday night,
The Court of Honor is composed of
prominent nun from the Rotary
Club, Mr. Mcdfot-d, Mr. Smith, and
Dr. S. I', (lay, and also Mr. Howies
were present to, see what line work
.the lioy.s were doing. M r, Bowles also
talked about what a tine organization
It was.
The following boys went up for
merit -badges;- .Joe Davis and Hen
Colkitt. who were raised to a .Star
Scout. - The badges" will be awarded
somewhere- in public.
WILLIAM M. ( RACK KM.
Scout Scribe.
CARD til THANKS
We wish to express our deepest
gratitude for the kindness shown u
during the illness and death of our
dear husband ami father, Jasper N,
Brock. Sr., and for the beautiful floral,
offerintrs,
Mrs.. Jasper X. Brock, Sr. .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brock, :
Mr and Mis. Jasper N. Br-t k. Jr.
Mr, and Miv. f'has. C. Rainier.
MITII I', tF TRrSTKK'S SALE
On .'Monday, Xovembe- .'i'lth.
!it ekvetr o'clock a. M. 't the court
house: door in town of Waynesville,
Haywood County, N. C., I will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder for
cash the following described lands
and premises .lying and being in
Wavneville Township, towit:
BEGINNING on a white oak rm the
East side of the State, road (now
North Main Street) corner of Iots
Nor. 1 and 2 and runs N. it deg. W. Mty
poles to the . middle of the road;
thence along the center of said: road
X 13 deg, E. 5 poles to a stake in
the road; thence N. 4.1 deg. E. 10 2-3
poles to a stake opposite plum cor
ner; them e along the road N. 55 dog.
E. lti poles to a ftake in the mid
dle of the road near a branch oppo
site a large white ak; thence S. 48
deg, E. passing through the large
white oak 31 Vi poles along the branch
to two maples on West hank of the
branch; thenee up the branch S, 47
deg, E. 17 poles to a stake near a
maple in the divisional line between
Lots No. 1 and 2; thence with the
line of Nos. 1 and 2 West 54 poles
to the BEGINNING, containing 6 5-8
acres more or lese. Sale made pursu
ant to the power conferred upon me by
that certain deed of trust executed by
Hester L. Ferguson and J. W. Fer
guson, her husband, which deed of
trust was filed for record on Octo
ber 3rd, 1928, and "recorded in Book
24, page 164, in office ot Register of
Deeds for Haywood County, N. C.
This O tober 27, 1936.
GEO. H. WARD,
- Trustee."
A. T. W., Atty.
Star Honors Winning Mannequin
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Neu Vi.K cl- n,ai.."Nuin to reign d-rtnj
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TRHU'TK TO T. R. Rt)t)SEY F.l.T
At Roim'(1' Hou-e, 2S East
Twentieth M-eet, New oik, the
socnty-eighth aiiniveisaiy of the
bnth of the late Theodoie K(H)seelt
was celebiated last wick Many
Inluites weie paid bun by fo emost
meii(,ins. His daughter, Mr..
Ruhaid Deib, said of him, "Although
a o"y busy man, he a!as had time
foi his .t hiltli en "
IICWKIX AS,HS (RIIICS
Rexfoid tL Tugwell, in one of the
few statements he has issued this
car, "cplicd Wednesday to the erilics
of the Resettlement administration,
with the asseition thai, "the recoi d of
(.ollei I ionsi nnsvw'is once and for nil,
picjiiducd and pa it Mm cnticism of
the agency lie heads. He nunoutikcd
that 76 5 per cent of money due on
i ( ha hi 1 1 1 at k i n loans had been lepaid
on ( h tober 1.
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CARD OF THANKS
We deeply apreciate the kindness
shown us daring: the illness and death
of our dear husband and father.
Especially do we thank each ona for
the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. C. M. HUGHES
and son,
WIN FRED HUGHES.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualifiej as administrator
of the estate of Neal D. MeCallum,
late of Haywood County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all person
having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned at
Clyde, N. C, on or before the first
day of October, 1H37. or thfc notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will
settlement.
please make immediate
This the 30th
day of September,
19.'!(i.
L. S. CHAMBERS,
Administrator of the estate of
Neal 1). MeCallum.
No. 505 Oct. l-S-15-22-29-Nov. 5.
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Having qualified as Administrator
of R. C. Chambers, this is to notify
all persons that have claims against
the estate of the said R. C. Chambers
to file the same with me witnin one
year from this date, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. AH persons that are due
said estate are notified to settle at
once.
This the 10th day of October, 193ll.
F. B. CHAMBERS,
Asheville, N. C, R. F. O. No. 4.
Announcement
To further round out the
service of this agency, we are
now in position to loan money
on properties approved by The
Federal Housing Administra
tion. ('all on us for particulars.
No obligation.
The L. N. Davis Co.
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