OCTOBER 7, 1937
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Large Docket Dis-
j of the largest dockets in many months.
I The charges ranged from atteniDt-
was released from jail by an error on
the part of an officer, and the other
two were bound over to superior court
under $500 bond. The two bound over
were Wayne Stewart and James Guy.
Rubin Palmer and Roy Shelton charg
ed in the warrant, are still ot large.
A free-for-all fight accounted for
eight arrests, but only three were
found guilty.
Other cases were:
Ed Cope, drunk, 32 days on roads.
Vance Caldwell, drunk, 60 days on
roads, two counts.
Floyd McAbee, drunk, 32 days on
roads.
Ed Singleton, 32 days on roads and
$10.60 fine.
Redmond Lenoir, operating car
while drunk, 3 months on roads.
"Red" Higgins, drunk, 60 days sus
pended sentence, fined $10.60.
Bob Gaddy, drunk, 32 days on roads.
Keifer Moody, drunk, 32 days on
roads.
Ben Kirkpatrick, case continued
until October 9th.
Glennie and Hilda Moody, loitering,
ordered to leave town.
jospital News
nrtca ff Rv 1V1 QVnr'ing t0 stt,al an automobile to being
pU&CU JL Mjy lUajUlj drunk and disorderly.
Eight were sent to the roads, while
several paid fines.
Last Saturday afternoon, four
young men are alleged to have at
tempted to steal a car belonging to
LeRoy Davis. Police arrested all four,
but one got away during the round-up
and has not been caught. Another
Frank Black,
of Clyde, medi-
Arrests Over Week-End Were
Heavy. Number Sent To
Roads, Others Pay Fines
Twenty-four were hailed before
Mayor J. H. Way here Monday for one
j5 better
Montevideo a Corruption
The hill which rises hehliul the rnrv
Ital of 1'rugim.v wjis originally called
"Monte-vi-en" (Mountain Saw I) by
Magellan, hut was Inter corrupted Into
Montevideo.
, cuddeback, operative case,
i-hi
Living-
pan Carpenter, of Maggie,
' le is resting fairly well.
... B Franklin, medical case,
V.
,ter taivm i
t, case, is improving.
John Pate, of Canton, medical
i, makinc progress.
Hobart Pless, of Cruso, opera-
ase, is better.
Emanuel Smith, of Canton,
Live case, is resting quite com
ply.
p. Fisher, of Canton, oper-
is improving.
case-
r paul Gentry, who is suffer
...,....) Wr is in h se-
tcmiition.
a Violet Hall, of Clyde, oper-
rase, i' resting lairiy
, Lillian Jolley. of Cove Creek,
aI case, is resiuiB "' c ""-
.r K-.wai.l Leatherwood, modi
ase, re
mains in a serious, muui-
Sadie Sumner, of Canton, who
tiering irom bihuchib m
k, is resting fairly well.
Will Snyder, of Clyde, with in
received in an automobile ac-
:, is fairly comfortable.
k Haxter "Shenill, operative
improving. ,
. Mary right, medical case,
as about the same.
s. John Whitesides, of Canton,
,'jve- case, is . better.
J. L. Sexton, 'medical case,
proving.
C. D. Church, of Canton, op-
e case, is better.
Howell Sams, of Candler, med-
ase, is resting fairly well.
a fhY?'tfall, of Canton, op-
ast, is better.
Mazie Elkins, of Clyde, med
ia, remains unchanged.
ter Jack Paris, of Canton, op
's case, is improving.
DISCHARGED
s Irene Beddingfield.
k Marshall Cooper and baby,
k Lloyd Grooms and baby.
'ter Hilton Green.
i.H. C. Mills.
ter Craig Plemmons.
p. Weaver Scott and baby.
i Lowry Drake and baby.
BIRTHS
t- .and Mrs. Fred Smathers, of
'.announce the birth of a
"ter, on October the 3rd.
Mud Mrs. Dave Hicks, of Can-
-'-'iur.ce the birth of a son. on
' the 4th.
ysical Education
Muces Better At-
ndance At School
Physical education Va been
r-to the course in the high school
"u'iiee nas shown a marked
according to C. E. Weather
'Pal and athletic director of
iOOl.. .
J" address before the Rotary
;W last week, Mr. Weatherby
ttat records showed almost
' ,Cent attendance in school for
froup had physical edu-
course requires two and
The
arid 20(1 .'il ls rir alHr,T nH.
of the classes. The 55 boys
., "an team, are not included
: ?'Jhi' physical aid classes.
in:i'r'-ted in training the
7 1 team-work, co-operation,
P? alertness of mental
ery- ehil(i is interested
v""' nd 't is always easy to
lte character- of a child
K S:v Participating in games.'
Ull those taking phy
VU'',n ! altogether differ-
.-hat ''. was before," Mr.
said, . .
s ' !lCC' was made on boys
is' 'or a three-month period,
Jl a5e net ain in weight
v? aild 4 pounds, and
- ncieht gain of three-quar-h.
;
;Sb-v Ra'd a lack of funds
V Tn th? Ee!leral physical
j He pointed out that
h a wrk with was the
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