THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY
JUNE
11
Page 8
111 WASHINGTON
f ROBERT R.
y REYNOLDS
1 United States
Senator
The visit of Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, wife of the President, to
North Carolina, where she will be the
honor guest of the stalwart citizens
if the Eastern section of the state,
at Wallace, is more evidence of the
part women are playing in public af
fairs. Like her distinguished husband,
Mrs. Roosevelt utilizes every oppor
tunity t0 meet and mingle with people
and her many visits to the state are
evidence of her keen appreciation for
North Carolina, where she is always
given a hearty welcome.
Therefore, the great gathering
.scheduled for Wallace on Friday," with
the First Lady as the guest of honor,
gives me a long-postponed opportu
nity to commend the part that women
generally have in civic and political
functions. No longer do they just
attend banquests and applaud the
words of mere men; they now have an
active part in the arrangements and
s-hare the responsibilities. And their
activities are having a wholesome ef
fect on these affairs. The hands that
keep order in the home and office are
truly exercising a beneficial effect on
public activities of every charatcer.
Just Arrived
In Haywood
A son t0 Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Estis Barker, at their home in Clyde,
on April the 22nd.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holder,
at their home in Clyde, on May the
11th.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. General
Lee Parks, at their home in Clyde, on
May the 14th.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
James McDonald, at their home in
Clyde, on May the 13th.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
McAbee, at the Haywood County Hos
pital, on June the 7th.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Fish, at the Haywod County Hospital,
on June the 6th.
A son to Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Grasty, of Hazelwood, at the Haywood
County Hospital, on June the 3rd.
A son t0 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jenk
ins, of Canton, at the Haywood Coun
ty Hospital, on June the 3rd.
A son to Dr. and Mrs. R. Stuart
Roberson, of Hazelwood, at the Way
nesville Sanitarium, on June the 2nd.
The part that women are playing
in national affairs is no better evi
denced than in the records of our great
national conventions. In this connec
tion, it is interesting to note that at
the Democratic National convention of
1912 the first attended by President (
Roosevelt there were only two wom
en delegates. But at the convention
of 19.'i2, which nominated our illus
trious President, there were 208 wom
en delegates and more at Philadelphia
in lilllO. And everyone concedes that
the presence of the fine women who
are leaders in the affairs of their re
spective states has meant more order
ly and pleasant gatherings of nation
al leaders
It is all evidence that our country
is beginning to make a greater use
of the variety of abilities possessed
by women, and many of the limita
tions which were characteristic of the
position of women in our earlier or
der are now-being overcome.-"'
Except for an aged lady from Geor
gia who held office for one ceremo
nial day, no woman had been either
appointed or elected to the United
States Senate until the autumn of
1931, when Arkansas elected the wid
ow of a statesman to succeed her hus
band for the unexpired term. Since
that distinguished lady, Senator Hattie
Carraway, has been elected in her
own right and is now serving with
honor. Her daily presence in the
Senate is an inspiration to her col
leagues. In addition to being chair
man of a committee the committee
on Enrolled Bills she also serves on
the committees on Agriculture and
Forestry, Commerce and the Library.
It is needless to say that she bears
her share of Senatorial responsibilities.
In the House of 'Representatives
are a number of active women who
merit their offices. It is a far cry
from the furore created in If 16 when
Montana elected the first women to
the National Legislature.
But whether serving jn public office,
at a desk, in the home or on the farm,
women are proving their right to
assume greater responsibilities and
have greater recognition. And the
visit of Mrs. Roosevelt to North
Carolina, where the First Lady will
mingle with Carolina women who are
first in the hearts of their communi
ties, is some evidence of the part
women have and deserve in our affairs,
national, state and local.
Peace Officers To Sleep
In Police Headquarters
To insure prompt investigation of
crimes the Central American Republic
of Guatemala last week ordered its
justices to take turns sleeping at
police headquarters.
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Meat Costs Cut
WITH AN
lectric Refrigerator
You will find lower prices and many meat spec
ials on Saturdays. If you have a modem elec
trical refrigerator you can buy your week's meat
supply on Saturday and take advantage of these
savings and cut your meat costs. This is just
one of the many savings you can realize by hav
ing electrical refrigeration. ( There are many
other specials that you may buy as well as rea
lizing savings from food left-overs and reduc
ing food spoilage to the minimum.
Electrical Refrigeration Definitely
Cuts The Cost Of Better Living
CATV LOGOUT DEPT.
Miss Eccles to Wed .Wavnesville GroUD
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To Participate In
Asheville Festival
Eleanore Eccles
n engagement of note in YVash
ngton circles is that of Eleanore
May Eccles, daughter of the gov
ernor of the federal reserve board,
who will wed Harold J. Steele cf
Houston, Tex., in September. They
will be married in Ogden, Utah,
home of the Eccles.
MOVIE HEROINE PREACHES EVIL j many true
j Reporting how a former film favor
ite, whoie career was ruined by drugs,
broke herself of the habit and now
crusades against the evil. One of
sione-
issue of the America,
magazine nuhUh,j .
BALTIMORE SU.r',A-11
On sale at all nc-,v. '.. ,AM
Over 300 Killed On
Memorial Holidays
More than 300 deaths resulted from
Memorial Day week-end holiday trag
edies according to a national survey
made the Monday following, which
generally was observed as the holiday,
as May the 30th, National Memorial
Day fell on Sunday. The total of more
than 300 fatalities resulted from
traffic accidents, shootings, drownings,
train accidents, etc.
Wayesville will participate for the
fifth consecutive year in the tenth
annual Rhododendron Pageant to be
presented in the McCormiek Field on
Wednesday night, June 16th. Twenty
four girls and boys, garbed in the
lovely costumes symbolizing the Rose
of Persia will present for Waynes
vile's scene, a Persian Slave Market
feature. Twelve girls dressed as Per
sian slaves will enter, dance for their
master and be sold at public auction
to the twelve young men who are
dressed as merchants.
Professional costumes are being
rented to lend more color and glamour
to the scene, and two professional
dancers will participate in the Way
nesville skit as an added feature.
Contributions from local citizens and
clubs have made possible the rental
of the costumes and the cast includes
the following:
Josephine Cabe and George Keller.
Bobbie Jean Truesdale and Bill
Prevent.
Elizabeth Henry and Kenneth
Steelev.
Johnnie Russell and Milas Fergu
son. Blanche Med ford and Fleming Ewing.
Ruth Green and Joe Shipley.
Sarah Welch and Leon Killian.
Fannie Pearl Felmet and Joe Welch.
Corine Alley and Jack Cooley.
Drama Lampkin and Hugh Shelton.
Dollee Marsh and Robert Hugh
Clark.
Louise Francis Lupton and Clyiff
Lupton.
The dance routine is directed by
Miss Mary Soiari, of Asheville, who
will dance as "Rhodora'' in the pag
eant this year, and rehearsals are un
der the supervision of Miss Edith P.
Ailev and Miss 11a Greene.
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water several times a day, but mother knows it's an exceedinj
neaimiui nauu. me youngster nuts iu uo n uciaube sat geti i
water refreshingly cold directly from a new type automatically reN
erated water cooler designed for the kitchen by Frigidaire. mkml
the famous refrigerator of the same name. It looks like the pritj
of cluttering up the food relr -crator with water bottles is going tc I
a thing of the past.
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ALL THESE GENUINE "SUPER
DUTY" FRIGIDAIRE FEATURES:
Model illustrated is "Super-Duty" Frigidaire
"Special " S.l cubic feet food storage capac
ity. 10.7 square feet shelf space. 6 pounds
of ice (48 big ice cubes) at a freezing. Has all
of the following genuine "SUPER DUTY"
FRIGIDAIRE features:
The New Instant Cube-Release . . . the fa
mous METER-MISER . . . Food-Safety Indicator
in food compartment . . . Automatic Ice Tray
Release . . . Automatic Reset Defroster . . . Super
Duty Freezer . ..Automatic Interior Light... Double-
Range Cold Control ... Super - Duty Hydrator
5-Year Protection Plan backed by General Motors.
Ttwra arc also new, larger, 6 and 7 euble foot
"Super-Duty" Frlgldaira "Specials" . . . Priced
Sensationally Low I Come In. See Them.
ONLY FRIGIDAIRE HAS THE
NEW INSTANT CUBE-RELEASE
It's in every ice-tray in every
"Super-Duty" Frigidaire. Instant
ly releases ice-cubes from tray,
two or a dozen at time, by
simple lift of lever. Ends old
time nuisance... yields 20 more
ice by ending faucet meltage
waste. Greatest advance in Ice
Convenience ever known! Come
in. See its quick, easy action.
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SEE WHAT THRILLING NEW
COMPLETENESS YOU ENJOY, IN
ALL 5 BASIC REFRIGERATION SERVICES!
Ends "Cube-Struggle" and. '."Ice Famine. ' ' -Nt Ifr
stant Cube-Release in all ice-trays. Automatic Tray Release.
More pounds of ice . . . faster. SEE THE PROOF!
Ends crowding. Maximum shelf space up in fr' -3-width
Removable Shelves, Cold-Storage Tray, Super -Dbij
Hydrator, 2-Way Frozen Storage Compartment- S THt
Keeps food safer, fresher, longer! SAFETY ZONE
food compartment. Also, 3 other tones of Cold... for
food protection need. SEE THE PROOF!
S-Year Protection Plan on the sealed -in fncbD!
unit Sealed Steel Cabinet, Stainless Porcelain in Sem'"
Interior. Durable Dulux Exterior. Built and bsckel
General Motors. SEE THE PROOF! .
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meter prtve it, befor you buy I Meter-Miser does SL rt
DUTY at amazing savins because it's lb srnpl"
DUTY at amazing saving because it's
eluding the motor ... permanently oUed . . . fIed Jf.'Trj
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saves enough on food aad operating cost to p7 ' l
and pay you a profit, besides! SEE THE PROOF J
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