THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAIN EEB
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MAY 20, 1937
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OCEAN FLYING
u.yintaineer:
V M " the nast winter ,n
tr Pr.na-' ,;tv. St. Ausrus-
UJ! j . j ; March to go t
jeviueu -- -
. then to
the Bahama Is-
,r, Miann, we went to New
- Green Turtle Bay. This
"r:U, population, and at one
wiout for Black Beard,
'' ;,.. New Plvm-
v sea p - .
mi outpost, and six
' ... ,ort th site of
nDt'"- . fnnnde.l
lr.e wn
'rf,S.a.tion of the people
J i-lit I tN-VUt-'v - J"
. " Wh;le their chief source of
. .nir,.c. turtles, craw-
r 4 .i-ai k?. The fins and hides of
fare valuable
of Nw Plymouth is thor
, . j Trp mv no roads
)' if0ia 'T i huilt on
L from trie WW". -
F iT , ;, wir nnlv highway,
. f Knots re
many ii-a w -
Mm is oniv ue-
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i at fiv-p towns en
but m,m. of them with over
Knudsen Elevated in G-M Shift
heir
we sailed
.-a J
the tapitol ot tne ca-
and has a population oi iu.uuu.
'pending three days in Nas
.1 ,i ,w,t- t uiiiit longer for
bat took an airplane over iou
i,f wat.r to Miami. The plane
-hi thrill of my life.
J. P. JARRETT.
k, N.
U spots they are discovering on
,n are not the same kind ol spots
n used to be when he came back
a trip to the woodshed with Dad.
Schenectady, N. Y., five women
been attacked by a squirrel,
apparently hasn't become inured
new hat modes.
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IpMfwdi P. Sloan, Jr.Jp. 3WUUam & Knudsen 'jjj
In a shakeup of executive personnel, William S. Knudsen. executive
1ce. president ot General Motors corporation, IVeeomes president, re
placing Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.. who become chairman of the board and
it tne policy committee. Thia photo im the most recent of the two
together.
CCC Camps Will Be
Operated 2 More Years
The House voted 385 to 7 Wednes
day to extend for two years the life
of the Civilian Conservation Corps,
but stubbornly refused to make the
administration "pet" permanent as
urged by President Roosevelt. Thus
the Senate became the President's
only recourse for a permanent CCC.
The House action was the greatest
show of indepedence in that chamber
since the "revolt" in 1935 apainst the
"death sentence" in the utility hold
ing company bill.
leer before snch tone, nower and
performanre at so low price! A
"bor" if (here ever was one! Fits
ANY car. Big features, including
beautiful new Universal Control.
Come in for a demonstration!
MARTIN ELECTRIC CO.
"WE SERVICE ANYTHING WE SELL"
t)E .31 CHURCH STREET
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ANOTHER
CONTRACT
We have just been awarded the contract for
building the Crabtree High School building.
We have built the majority of the schools in
Haywood County and are justly proud of each
of them. .. .
If you have any building, remodeling or repair
ing, we would be glad to furnish free estimates on
the work.
Sol
0 Job too small - No job too large
Junaluska Supply Go.
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LAKE JUNALUSKA
JERRY LINER, Owner
H 0 s p i t ;
New s
Miss Kmi'lyn Hayiies, operative
case, is resting 'comfortably.
Mrs. Minnie Downs,. . medical,
remains about the same.
eae,
Miss F.dna Abel, of
ative case, is better.
Canton, oper
Mr, Turner llarkins. of Canton,
erative case, is jmprovid.
ap-
M is. Don Wyatt, of Dlufr, medica
cai-e, remains unchatiKed.
- Baby Nellie Hubert, of Trus-t. med
ical case, is doing nicely.
Mrs. Hill Hubert, of Trust, medical
case, remains the same.
Mr. Zemry McElroy, of Cove Creek,
operative case, is improved.
Activities Of Home
Demonstration Club
Miss Willie N. Hunter, extension
clothing specialist, State College, Ral
eigh, N, C, will give a "Seasonal
Clothing" demonstration in Waynes
ville at the court house. Saturday,
May 22nd, at 10:30 o'clock. Clothing
leaders are urged to attend. All club !
members are invited to attend the I
meeting. I
MARRIAGES
(As Retarded to Monday Noon
of Tliis Week)
The Federation Home Demonstra
tion Clubs will hold its annual district
meeting at Sylva graded school on
Thursday, May 20th, at 10:80 o'clock.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged. Mr. Kimerv Kvtension Kne-
cialist from State College, will make
the principal talk. His subject will
be "Nutrition." Miss Current, State
Home Demonstration agent, will also
attend the meeting.
The afternoon oivuram will consist
of a "Dress Revue" by Jackson coun.
ty.
The "Meaning off 4-H Club Work"
will be given by Joe Palmer, Lynwood
McElroy, G. C. Palmer, Tommy Davis
and Elizabeth Rogers from Haywood
county. "Standing up to Life" will be
Ray Parson, of Bcomer, to Kate
Clark, of Canton.
Martin Bazemore to Evelyn Cagle.
both of Canton.
Homer Owen to Effie Sutton, both
of Cove Creek.
James Evans to Ollie Allison, both
of Canton.
given by Swain county. A "Ski on
House Furnishing" will be put on by
Macon county. "Cheese Making" will
be discus.-ed by Graham county.
A report of the progress of Home
Demonstration work in the first dis
trict will be read by Mrs. H. C. Enloe,
dis'trict secretary.
A Michigan girl was forced txi drive
130 miles by an armed, cross-eyed
man. Still, her experience might have
been worse; he might have taken the
wheel.
Go to Church Sunday
"Grace Church in the Mountains" '
EPISCOPAL
Rev. Albert New, Rector.
"Trinity" Sunday, May 23rd.
10 A. M. Church school.
11 A. M. Holy Communion and ser
mon by the Rector: "Authority and.
Experience in Religion."
Everybody cordially invited.
FIRST M. E, C Hl'RCH, SOUTH
R. S. Truesdale, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 A. M., Mtv
Hugh Sloan, general superintendents
Preaching at 11 A. M. by the pas
tor. Our congregation joins with the
Baptist brethren at 8 P. M. to hear
Dr. J. B. Weatherspoon.
Young people's meeting at 7 P. M.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Howard V. Ianc, Pastor.
Trinity Sunday
Morning mass nt 11 o'clock. Bene
diction of the Blessed Sacrament .im
mediately after. Sermon by the pas
tor. Morning mass in Franklin at 8
O'clock at the American Legion hall.
Miss Celestine Anderson, of Canton,
who is suffering with a fractured arm,
is better.
Mr. Sam Led ford, of Clyde, medical
case, remains unchanged.
Miss Mable Jones, of Clyde, medi
cal case, is better.
Miss Quay Mooney, of Hazel wood.
operative case, is better.
Miss Jane Wyche, operative case,
is improving.
Mr. Walter Crawford, medical case,
is better.'
Mr, Dewey Dent, of Canton nner-
ative ease, is; making progress.
DISCHARGED
Mr. Ralph Lowe.
Mr. J. S. Green.
Mrs. J. S. Green.
Mr. Millard Wiggins,
Mrs. Brant James.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards.
Mrs; Bessie Willis.
Mrs. Dewey Robinson.
Miss Macalene Kuykendall.
Mr. James Argo.
Mrs. Anna Mae Cagle.
Mrs. Elzy Moore and baby.
Mrs. Dewey Bumgarner and baby.
Miss Doris Ricker.
Mr. Manson Crawford.
Miss Kansas Arringtxm.
Mr. Jess Grooms.
Mrs. Bessie Mann.
Mr. Ennis Warren.
Miss Geneva Warren.
Master Donald Wiggins.
Mr. Robert Renfro.
Mrs. Hubert Fowler and baby.
Mrs. Hubert Clark and baby.
Charges Made That
, Spy Rings Operating
In U. S. For Spain
Charges that a "spy ring" is oper.
ating in the United States in behalf
of the Spanish Fascist insurgents were
made by Senator Nye, North Dekota
Republican, and Representative Ber
nard, Minnesota Farmer-Laborite.
Their charges involved former Ambas
sador Juan Francisco de Cardenas and
other former officials of the Spanish
embassy.
Nye filed with Senate translations
of letters he said were written by
members of a New York shipping
firm, to various persons in Spain, Mex
ico, France and Cuba, many of the
letters dealing with shipments of arms
and suppies to the Spanish loyalists.
Senator Nye, chairman of the old
munitions investigation Committee ex
pressed belief that there is "strong
sentiment" for a senatorial inquiry
into all subversive influence and that
he would introduce a resolution for
such an investigation. ;
Thursday, May 27
the opening day of
RIDE ' W.
ABES 11 if
'Ay?fiy' ;': ' ';' .'.J J rr-j
'- flesentea by
The iVIountaineer
at the
The Park Theatre
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
May 27, 28, 29
YOU CAN'T
AFFORD TO
MISS THIS NEW
AND DIFFERENT
COOKING
SCHOOL
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE ALL
AND TO HEAR ALL
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