THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1937
THE WAYNES VILLfi MOUNTAINEER
I
Outstanding Parts
Of Mr. Roosevelt's
Address to Congress
Some excerpts from Prs!iin
loosevelt's message to Congress last
J$ Your task and mine is not ending
-j'with the end of the depression.
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i me siaiuw ui its.A nas oeen out
Jawed. The problems have not
Sober second thought .nnnrmc
most of us in the belief that the broa.i
Objectives of the National Recovery
jAct were sound.
The total need is not an alteration
f our fundamental la ML' -i K 1 1 f an in
jcreajsingly enlightened view with ref
erence to it.
"Death Valley Scotty " Sued
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1 The judicial bench is asked by the
, people to do its, part in making dem
. kracy successful.
2 The process 'of our democracy must
Jiot be imperiled by the denial of es
sential powerB of free government.
Exnerienee with actuali
Ciear mat leuerai laws supplement
ing' stats law an ntmtiaA f ui
o!ve the problems which result from
piouern invention applied in an in
dustrialized nation which .vtnrli.,.-, ;
Business with scant regard to state
ines.
Overproduction. undernroHiiot-;.-,,, ,j
Speculation are three ovil ;.f u
4isti.ll the troubles of unsound infla
tion and disastrous deflation.
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The masse of the rurnT nf ..n t.u.
Americas are convinced that the dem
ocratic ' form of government can be
Wade to succeed and do not wish to
Substitute for it any other form of
government,
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Mrs. Walter E. Scott '
Piling auit for separate maintenance. Mrs Walter E Scott et forth
hmZZrV" 'os Angeles court agatTer' 22
S ifiM in fi V TS,;tty that t,,, v werp married " Ctacln.
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Mrs. Scott la looking at a picture of he, .m.rh-publicHed husband
Young Baptist Hoys Form
Royal Ambassadors Group
In oligarchies millfofiom i. ., - t t
, .', " , "tta PC
xymam, wnus in cnose nations which
hjtve reUined democracy, militarism
hfts "waned.
The inter-American -onfWrw.. ,m
j j "w '""Momciiiai prin
ciples of democracy, did much to as
ei:e m ace in this hnmienliom
eire peace
fl shall sr
shortlv addrpss tho r,-,...
nre fuliy in regard to modernizing
aid improving the executive branch
ol the ffovernmenh
.jIany millions of American still
, life in habitations which not only fail
tof provide the physical benefits of
mcdern civilization hut Kmj j; -
aqrt impair the health of future generations.
The Royal Ambassadors met with
Mrs. H. W. Biiucom, their leader, at
her home Friday night, January 8.
1 he following officers were elected:
Henry Foy, Ambassador In Chief,
Bobbie Colkitt, Assistant Ambassa
dor; Paul Walker, Chapter, Recorder;
Billy Burg'n, Chapter Steward, and
Colvin Brown, Chapter Herald.
After th,i business and study ses
sion refreshments were served. This
uiKuiuzaiKin jS 10r M)yS (f tne a(re
of !) to 13.
vice and training, can. be made self
supporting on land which can event
ually belong to them.
j Another national problem is the in-
Hmvt.l.An..nJ. -.:. wingenc development ot our social
Meed ' mo,T f tiT "rt"'-1""ere i purity system, the broadening of
" them with some the services it render, and practical
f j wine au- improvement in its operation.
Carl Ratcliff Is
Honored At W.C.T.C.
OuHowhee, (Sptvial to The Moun.
taineer.) In a recent election of sen
ior class superlatives sit. ' Western
Carolina Teachers College, Carl Rat
lin, ot Waviiesvi e. was eleetd th,-
most handsome, the most nonnlnr nn.l
the btist alUmund bav
Miss Ruth Hur.h if f'si
elwted the prettiest, the most popular,
"u L"e o'si personality (girl). Miss
Dot Hitfdon. of Svlva. was ol.x-t.l
the bent all-round jrirl and Merle
Davis, of Grand view, was chosen the
best personality (boy.)
Mr. Ratcliff, who is now president
of the student body here, was presi
dent of his class in both his fresh
man and junior years, ha served on
the student senate for three years,
and has been on the football snnad
for foil- VPiir n a atnjint Iwtf.) Ilrt
was selected left end on the all-North
State Conference football team and
Farm Debt Adjust
ment Available To
Haywood Farmers
T. Newton Cook, county supervisor
in charge of Rural Rehabilitation pro
gram of the Re-settlement Administra
tion in Haywood and rtuncombe coun
ties teels that there may be farmers
in this section in rlar.-.- i..; .
their property trom foreclosure, or
otherwise in distress on account of
debt, who could be helped by the Farm
Debt Adjustment Service whicJi is
now a part of the Rural Rehabilita
tion program 0f the Resettlement d-
iinniMi acion.
"While thousaniis of distressed debt
ors in the nation and hundreds in this
r-it. Ivum U ...... t. I t
,itac uri-u ueipea to Uear up i
"- I1U a mi i
vnatteito the satisfaction of both
creditor and debtor, recent studies
indicate that there are still those who
do not take advantage of the friendlv
debt conciliation service offered bv the
resettlement Administration Mr
CH)k8.said. '
"While it is not always possible to
sae a farm from foreclosure, in
many cases we do. un.l th.t.. ;'.,
way6 a good chance that we can be
ot some assistance. The Farm Debt
Adjustment Service is available to all
farmers in serious difficulty on ac
count of debts and it costs nothing to
apply," he declared.
All one has to do is to address a
postal card, or apply in person, to the
nearest county Rural Rehabilitation
supervisor who will' Kit., u . ...
,, , , me ap
plicants nroblems nn,l ...i. u:'1
, . ' nuiiar mill I
"m possioie to assist him. Mr.
UB. n ,,uce is located in the cou-t
house. Wavnesvillc n.i ;.. i. . .......
house, Asheville.
Mr. Cook calla flft-onti.in t . .1 .
H,.. . v'"" l trie tact
tnat voluntary committee j
of public spu-ited citizen working
without nav. other ,,, .
, ' uuuai ex
penses, nave been itrir.-inivnJ ;n -..
county to help with this ' Farm IVbt
nujusunenc service 'Pi,....-..
- . .. v wiiiruiu
at s mt'et witn the debtor and creditor
try to have the debt reduced in accord
ance with the debtor's ability to pay,
or to get the debtor more time in
which to pay off the debt, or to find
a new cred'tor.
To work with the Rural Rehabili
tation supervisors and with H. ,..n
ty committees, and especially to handle
w.e Knottier problems, one or more
Farm Debt specialists have been as
signed in each state. Tht, inJ,;i
lsts are prepared to mAku a
study of the more difficult debt prob
lems, l anicuiany are these special
ists called in where there is an emer
gency situation threatening imme
diate foreclosure. T. A. Holcombe is
the debt specialist or Farm Debt Ad
justment supervisor, as he is tech
nically called, covering this and sev-i
eta! adjoining counties. (Contributed.) j
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FOR OLD ACE BENEFITS
ine .social Security board an
nounced ( !a Wednesday that 4S5.-1-
persons in North Carolina had
riled applications through the post
oniee tor old-age benefits under the
Social Security Act. The task of ar
ranging numbers in serial order and
mailing them to employees has been
under way for sometime, but it is a
gigantic piece of .clerical work, as
about 25,000,000 such number6 must
be arranged and recorded.
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Writ Today Por Pltll CATALOO.
W1TTE KU1K WORKS
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We Now Handle and Recommend
Security Feeds
Many a Friend Recommends
BLACK-DRAUGHT
People who have taken Black
Efraught naturally are enthusiastic
about It because of the refrefltujM
reliefit has brought them. No won
der they urge others to try It 1
M. Joe O. Roberta, of PortcwvillV
writes: "A friend recommended
Black-Draught to me a long time
wrS X. provad IU worth to m
to. bUllua h.adaoha. whloh" l Sd to
CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNE-
Here's' Why I Like The Laundry's
Cleaning
Perfect Pressing
THAT IS WHAT OUR WELL DRESSED
CUSTOMERS SAY.
Men naturally turn to The Waynesville Laundry for
the cleaning service Uiey like best. The men of this
community are familiar with the superior pressing
service offered by us. You'll like it too. It enhances
the smart cut of your clothes and our pressing is
always correct.
Women OIso Prefer Our Service
Waynesville Laundry, Inc.
Phone 205
Dairy Feed
Now that you want your
cows to produce more, you
should feed them SECUR
ITY DAIRY FEEDS. This
feed is what we consider the
best money can buy.
Chicken Feeds
Winter is hard on laying
chickens but by feeding the
Security Chicken Feeds
we have several different
types in this line you will
notice a vast difference.
Hog Feed
Hogs will thrive better
on this special Security Hog
Feed. They will fatten
quicker, and the meat will
taste much better after the
animal has been butchered.
For Dependable Transportation Every Day In The Year
Pet Dairy Products Co.
Use Three
For Retail at Our Exchange
Flavo Flour
Com Meal
Wheat Bran
FEED MILL
Our Feed Mill is in operation, and we will
make your feeds to any specifications that
you wish.
New equipment, and years of experience
enables us to give you the best.
Wheat Shorts
Com" Chops
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls
OUR EXCHANGE
Bring us your wheat and corn and we
will exchange with you for merchandise
already sacked.
Jonathan Roller Mill products hare long
been a favorite in Haywood. You will like i
ar brands.
DODGE TRUCKS
Jonathan Roller Mill Exchange
We offer our congratulations To The Pet Dairy Products
Co. on Their Expansion Program.
Branson Motor Company
Canton, N.C.
AT THE DEPOT
EARL FERGUSON, Manager