r MARCH 18,1937
THE WAYNESVlLLis MULNTAUVEER
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.f! CcP Mr". Bort Walls'
Monday a week ago.
J.0: ...rp held the lol-
rrfl sn:l.L Scott's Creek Bap-
iZj' 'VUk-h he had been a
I j.-,Tfll,
I P- (jr!V ve a 1
W for a farmer of Jackson
i. rune , vt Mrs. i
E:v."J,5.fl aro he has made
vcr!'Ha,e-ood.
iK"ce ; three daughters, Mrs.
,h of Svlva. Mrs. R. O.
smith, oi , M
Brvson .v, ---
ot D i. j u rrn m her of
M? n 'nd 'jrreat Rrwidchil-
up KIIY
mn COLD
Rin Teeth. Crowns.
eic.
HANDLER & CO.
Credit Jewelers
dflasB Watch And Jewelery
Paynes vill e. N. C.
Faulty Wiring From
Pole determined
As Cause Of Blaze
W. C. Boutwell, occupant of the
Garrett home on Pigeon street, which
caught on fire last week, was in the
office to correct the article regarding
the fire as appeared in the last issue
of this paper.
The article stated that thP firp wa
caused by pennies being placed behind
fuse plugs. That was the information
given this paper by a person of au
thority.
Mr. Boutwell said that the blaze
was caused by "an error on the part
of the citiy electrician in connecting
wire on the pole in front of the house.
It was faulty wiring from the pole."
he said "and not because of pennies
back of fuse plugs or anything else
wrong with the house wiring."
The city electricians were working
on the line at the time of the blaze,
and the pole wires had to be cut out
in order to extinguish the blaze, it
was reported.
The Mountaineer gladly makes the
collection.
Xew Stock of
Harness
SEE THEM AT
HYATT & CO.
Last Rites For Mrs.
George Milliner, 62,
Held On Saturday
Funeral services were held Satur
day afternoon at the Antiochv Baptist
church, in Iron Duff, for Mrs. George
Milliner, G2, wno passed away at the
home of her niece in Canton at ten
o'clock Friday night.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Forrest Ferguson.
Mrs. Milliner had been in bed for
five years, suffering- from cancer. She
is survived' by two sons: Westmore
land Milliner, of Canton, and Wiley
Milliner, of Iron Duff, also one daugh
ter, Mrs. Clinton Crawford, also of
Iron Duff.
She was born and reared in Iron
Duff township.
Hospital
News
Vice j;w .. -
.oo -uihuii rain. ol (.anion, op
erative case, is resting well.
Mr. Winston Davis, medical case,
is in a serious condition.
State Advertising Fund Will Mean
Much To This Section, Says Ramsey
Ash.'ville Newspaperman Tells
Civic Clubs This Section Des
tined To Prosper
BIG CREEK MAN DIED
FROM NATURAL CAUSES
Mr. William Green, of Hazelwood,
operative cae, is improving.
Mr. Roy Ash, operative vase, is
better.
Mrs. Roxie Smith., of Canton, op
erative case, is improving.
Mr. Sam McFlioy, of Lake Juna
luska, operative case, is better.
Mrs. Rachel Carver, operative case,
is resting more comfortably.
Mrs. Fleet Rogers, of Canton, med
ical case, is improving.
Miss Frances Stamey, of Clyde,
medical case, is better.
Miss Pauline Wyatt, of l ake Juna
luska, operative case, is resting more
comfortably.
Master Harold Messer, 0f Canton,
medical case is in a serious condition.
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Mrs Brack James, of Civile, medi
cal case, is improving.
Mi's. Minnie Downs, medical case,
is better.
Mis Lassie Tally, of Canton, oper
ative cas, is in a serious condition.
Mrs. H. K. Stamey. operative case,
is improving.
Miss Helen Wright, of Cove Creek,
medical case, remains about the same.
Mr. D: -tson Browning, operative
case, is resting more comfortably.
Speaking at the joint meeting of
the Rotary and Booster Clubs last
Thursday night, I. Hidden Ramsey, ,
general manager of The Ashe.'ille
Citizen-Times, pointed out that no
other section of the country could be
developed more profitably than West
ern North Carolina.
"We should be happy that th?
North Carolina Legislature has ap
propriated a quarter of a million dol
lars with which to advertise North
Carolina. No advertising campaign
can be put on for the state without
making Western North Carolina the
background.
"Because of this advertising on the
part of the state, we can raise our es
timate of tourist business as that fund
goes in to action."
Mr. Ramsey said during his re
marks, that he did not believe there
was a more alert and progressive com
munity consisting of Waynesville,
Hazelwood and Lake Junaluska in
all of the state. "I envy you for your
fine progressive spirit anil develop
ment in the past few years."
"If this section of our country is
worth living in and worth loving, it is
worth developing," he continued. "A
lot of work has been done, but much
remains to be done;"
The speaker dwelled briefly on the
history of the park, and what remains
operative case, is, improving.
1 DISCHAKGKI)
1 Miss Bella Messer.
M'ss Iberia Wyatt.
Bn'iv Hazel Gregory.
! Mr. R. A. Wilson.
Mr. J. C. By id.
I Baby Carol Stepp.
i M.is. Bertha IVemmons.
! Mrs. Finest Mercer.
Miss Lillian Garrett.
Mr. I?. O. Painter.
Mrs. B. (). Painter.
Baby Margaret
ase, is improving.
Stamey, medical
of
son,
Mrs. Rube
is better.
Jordan, operative
Mr. Dotson 1
erative case, is
aimer,' of Clyili
resting well.
op-
Mr. Everett ('. Ball, of Canton,
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mis. C. B. Sail ford
Civile, announce the birth of a
, on' March the 1 Jth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers, of Can
I ton, announce the birth of a daughter.
I on March the 14th.
j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kvans announce
the birth of a daughter, on March tin
14th.
to be accomplished before the Federal
Government formally takes over the
area for further development.
Mr. Ramsey pointed out that tour
ists were not everything Western
North Carolina could boast of, but
that the industries in this area had j
thrived even during the depression.
"The Champion Fibre and Paper Corn
pay has been a God-send to Haywood
county, as have the other industries.
We should be proud of the way West
ern North Carolina industries have
come through the depression. The
average curtailment in man-hours by
industries in this section was less
than anywhere in the nation."
Getting back to further develop
ments of this area, the speaker said
further: "With the coming of the
Social Security Act, we are going to
find more people retiring than ever
before, and this is going to mean a
material increase in 0ur population."
He concluded his address by saying:
"We should lie more sectional in our
thinking, and we need to corrobo
rate more among ourselves, because
Western North Carolina should be
come the 'garden spot of the South.' "
The meeting was presided over by
Dr. C. N. Sisk, president of the host
club, and he in turn introduced the
president of the Booster Club, Rufus
Gaddis. The Booster Club program
committee was composed of L. M.
Rieheson, C. N. Allen and Whitner
Provost. The Rotarians were intro
duced by William Medford, secretary
and Dr. Stuart Roberson introduced
the Boosters. The speaker of the
evening whs introduced by W. Curtis
Russ.
MI UDKR OF I11F. KMPKKSS
An unusual story of the "Merry
Widow of Cannes," who was slain v
her luxurious train compartment and
the complicating situations that de
veloped. One of many interesting
stories in the March '1 issue of the
American Weekly, the big magazine
which emos regularly with the BAL
TIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN. On
sale at new-stands.
Pr. J. R. Westmorland, Haywood
county coroner, found that Nick Han
nah, 50-year-old farmer of the Big
Creek section, came to his death ap
parently from a heart attack, and not
foul play as was first suspected.
Hannah died late Wednesday after
noon, and his wife, who found him,
reported that she suspected foul play
had caused her husband's death. He
died a short distance from the house.
He leaves besides his widoow, a
small child.
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