Pftge 12 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, MARCH I Deaths MRS. MARSHALL MESSER Funeral service for Mrs. Marshall Messer, fifty-six, of Cove Creek, who died Wednesday afternoon, February 23, of double pneumonia were held at the Cove Creek Baptist church, t riday afternoon at two o clock. The Rev. Mr. Hicks officiated. Bur ial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Messer has been a member of the Panther Creek Baptist church for a number of years. She served as postmistress for eight years. She is survived by her husband, a foster daughter, Miss Mae Messer, of Cove Creek, and two brothers, An dy Moore, of Leicester, and Lawson Moore, of Baltimore, Md., and one aister, Mrs. Delia Smith, of Leicester. MRS. MYRTLE CARTER Mrs. Myrtle Carter, 38, who died at her home here on February the 9th, was buried on the 10th, in Green Hill cemetery. The Rev. Arrington offi ciated. Mrs. Carter is survived by her hus land, M. M. Carter, and two sisters, Mrs. Finny Thompson and Mrs. Min nie Teague, both of Copperhill, Tenn. Massie Funeral Home had charge f arrangements. E. B. CAMP (Continued from page 1) ago he came to Wayncsville, where lie and his family have since resided. Until ill health made it necessary for him to retire from active work, he was connected with the lumbering in terests. During his residence here he made many friends. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Florence Alvord Camp, one son, Ev Shop, two Bisters, Mrs. Cecelia Camp rett, Jr., owner of the Haywood Print Parry, of Clearfield, Penn., Mrs. Hannah Camp Boal, of Pelham, N. Y onu brother, E. H. Camp, of Sanford, N. C, and several nieces and nephews. Along the POLITICAL FRONTS - (Continued from page 1) President Roosevelt recently to report on the Far East situation, as com missioner to the Phillipines. A strong organization is being built up to present Mr. McNutt's name. Mr. McNutt has a pleasing personality, and his ability to win votes has made him a high ranking politician. ( See picture on page 6.) At one time it looked as though the grim reaper would step in and take a member of the United States Supreme Court, and give President Roosevelt another vacancy to fill on the high bench, but latest reports from Washington are that Justice Benjamin Carlozo is showing rapid improvement and is in the "convales cent stage," after a long illness. Prepare for Midwest Floods Christian Youth Council To Meet Here On Sunday There will be a meeting at 3 o'clock next Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist church of the Christian Youth Council of the Waynesville township. Among the speakers of the afternoon will be the Rev. Holcutt, of the First Baptist church, of Sylva. There will also be special music. The meeting is being called at tljis time for the purpose of discussing the proper solution of the social prob lems of the youth of today. The meeting is open to the public and all persons interested in the social and moral problems of young people, are urged to attend. ROBERT M. LEATHERWOOI) (Continued from page 1) here for several years. For nearly twenty years he served as a justice of the peace. He was a member of the First Baptist church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Alice Owen Leatherwood; four sons, H. G. and J. C. Leatherwood, of Detroit, W. . Leatherwood, of Gastonia, and the Rev. Frank Leatherwood, of Waynes ville; five daughters, Mrs. A. H. Ma son, and Mrs. D. Granger, both of Greenville, S. C, Mrs. Pearl Elders, Mrs. W. M. Huffman, and Mrs. Alney Mehaffey, all of Waynesville, and a large number of grandchildren. Go To Church Sunday MISTAKE KILLS 2 ELMONT, L. I. Mistaking a jug of kerosene for water, John Jackson, a tailor, grabbed it and threw it on a kerosene lamp which had exploded. Flames enveloped Jackson and John Keeker, a carpenter who was visit ing him, and both were so badly burn ed that they died in a hospital. home of her parents, who are highly respected citizens of Waynesville. She is the Widow of the late Hil lary Brown. Surviving are one son, in school near Detroit, her mother and father, one sister, Catherine Love French, case worker in the city wel fare department of Chicago, and one brother, Dr. Thomas Love, of De troit, Mich., medical examiner of Wayne County, Michigan. WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTFKIAN CHURCH Dr. R. Pi '.Walker, Minister. This the first Sunday in the Lenten season. During this period Christiana should think moiv. of penitence and prayer and less of pleasure and profit The pastor will preach on "The Worth-while Things" at 11 a, m Sunday school at 9:45, L. M. Rich- cson, superintendent. Christian Endeavor at 7. Mid-week prayer service day at 7:30. You are cordially invited. Wednes- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The church school meets at 9:45, the public worship service begins at 11:00 o'clock. The pastor will deliver the sermon, using for his subject "Faith in the Future." At the vesper service at 5:00 p. m. the pastor will preach on: "The Blessed Tomorrow," ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Howard V. Lane, Pastor. Morning masses at 8:30 and 11 a a. Sermon first in a series for Lent, Characters of the Passion of Christ. Wednesday of this week is known as Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. On this day the ashes from the burned palm of last year are placed on the forehead of the faithful in the form of a cross reminding them of the season of penance, with these words, "Remember man thou art but dust, and unto dust thou shalt return." The Stations or Ways of the Cross will be held after the mass on each Sunday. Morning mass during the week on Monday, Wednesday and Fri day will be at 8:30 a. m. Instructions for the children will be held On Saturday morning at 9:30. WELL KNOWN NEGRO WOMAN PASSES HERE Want Ads Want Ads are one cent a word for each insertion. No ad is csfken for less than 25c. - 4& (M Work on levee at Kennett, Mo. -?sS5n, ' rv Kimmjjmmmmemmiiuil lull TRANSACTIONS IN Real Estate (As Recorded to Monday Noon of this Week) United States army engineer prepare for floods in Missouri and Arkansas as the St. Francis river and other streams begin to over flow their banks. Workmen are pictured bolstering the levee at Conway. Mo., three miles from the St. Francis river, while the crest of the flood still was more than 50 miles upstream. The flood waa expected to reach the top of the levee. Rescue station were estab lished for resident of the lowlands. . . w $20,000 FOR FREAK ACCIDENT SAN FRANCISCO. After complet ing a beauty treatment. Esther Wein stock went up to the sun deck of a bathouse to start a coat of tan. She charges that the roof of the building gave way and she was plunged through a snyngnt to the floor below. Sh is asking $20,000. CARD OF THANKS We deeply appreciate and wish to thank all who were so sympathetic, kind and helpful to us during the re cent sickness and death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Marshall Messer. HUSBAND AND FAMILY. Beaverdam Township John H. Nixon, et ux, to Howard Sellars, et ux. Carey P. Shepard to W. H. Surrett, et ux. B. M. Stuart, et ux, to H. B. Tate, et ax. F. R. Harbin to R. Victry Justice. Harley Wright, et al, to B. H. Ford, et ux. Federal Land Bank to Ruth Ethel Winfield. A. B. Robinson, et al, to Ben L. Wright, et ax. J. B. Thompson, Com., et al, to Fred T. Ball. Cecil Township W. A. Bradley, et ux, to Champion Paper and Fibre Company. Clyde Township Ellen Noland McCracken, et al, to A. W. Ferguson, et ux, Lawrence Z. Jones to D. J. Noland. J. B. James to James Chapel church. East Fork Township A. M. Heatherly, et ux, to Bryan Heatherly, et ux. K. L. Burnett, et ux, to Ben F. Heatherly. Claud Pleas, et ux, to E. B. Rickman, et ux. Ivy Hill Township Dave Howell to Thad Howell. Iron Doffr Township S. L. Smart, et ux, to Roy B. Med ford, et ux. S. L. Smart, et ux, to Frank J. Crawford, et ux. Jonathan Creek Township Morrow. Pigeon Towashj Etta and W. S. Collin,.. , Collins. . 10 J(' Wavneavilla Tv. . . P. Scales, et ux, to Bo J. ford. Mrs. Jerry Leatherwood , C. A. George and C. D. Ketn, ? r t j j . "'r,Ji v,. iucuioru, ei ux, to Trov rJ shaw, et ux. Dewey Norman, et nv . Rhinehart. ' w d Wlt.pr RppH a i1v , vv UAi l(J j . cus. ' H J. R. Morgan, et ux, to M Dorne. T. C. doeet 4 W. T. Rainer, Com., et al, to Vinson leaders. Abernathy, Tr - t Stentz, to Home Owners Loan Col TTlvT tn TTnmo it...- I 1 Virge McClure, ct ux, to C Browning, et ux. First National Bank to J. R jw, J. R. Morgan, et ux, to A. c. ui rence Leather Company. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrs of the estate of W. C. Walker, ed, late of Haywood County, Ko, Carolina, this is to notify all petu naving Liaiins Hguingi tne esUt, said deceased to exhibit them to t undersigned at Waynesville, N0! Carolina, on or before the 3rd diy March, 1939, or this notice will pleaded in bar of their recovery, j persons indebted to said estate i please make immediate payment This the 3rd day of March, 193J C. B. ATKINSON Administrator of the Estate of i C. Walker, deceased. No. 714 Mar. 3-10-17-24-Sl-ApT. These dictators have a habit of p ting rid of men who might betoi REASONABLE prices on dressmak ink, ladies tailoring, remodeling and 'altering. Special price of $1 for shortening coats. Mrs. Henry Gad dy, East Street. BABY CHICKS from N, C, U. S. Ap proved breeding flocks blood-tested for pullorum disease. Light and heavy breeds. Farmers Federation. FOR SALE Fresh See W. T. Shelton. Guernfi'y cows, to March 10 FOR SALE--Locust stakes, any length or size: Also stove wood. Reasonable prices. See Q. V. Po teat. Feb. 17-24-Mar. 3-10. LAWN GRASS seed, lime, sheep ma nure, bone meal, peat moss. See us about your lawn problems. Farm ers Federation. FOR SALE Horses and mules in truck and car loads. Also Herford Cattle all sizes. 100 Black Pole Angus. 40 Black calves. Write or wire at once, J. P. Teal, Fair field, Iowa. Feb. 24-Mar. 3-10-17. WANTED to buy BOO bushels of corn. Jere Liner. RED strayed heifer, 2 years old, now at my place. Owner may get same by paying 3 months feed bill and this notice. J. L. Fisher, Clyde, N. C, Route one. Feb. 24-Mar. 3 SEEDS for field and garden. Best quality at fair prices in seeds suited to this region. Get our prices for certified Maine grown potatoes, seed oats, onion sets, lepedeza grasses, clover. Farmers Fedcra- tion. ) '.'' SMITH'S PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE COUNTY Peruna Alcohol I Bisodol Pinkhams Clapps Capudine $1.25 Size Pint Rubbing Ej $1.00 Size $1.50 Veg. Comp. Baby Food 60c Size 79c 2r., 25c J 59c 89c 3 20c 39c Ivory Soap 99 11100 Pure moss0 Cri sco Super Creamed SHORTENING Extraordinary Values For This Week-End T 0 1 L ET RI E S I S P E C I A L S REM E D I E S B0c CLEANSING or TEXTURE I 15c BOX 200 TISSUES Sflc MOFFETTS Phillips Creams ... .39c 1 Cleansing , . . . .2 for 15c Teethina 19c LAVENDER BATH POWDER 1 r,0c TOOTH BRUSH $) 00 LARGE Yardleys . . . ... . .$U5 I Tek 2 for 51c HaleysM-0 59c ?1IVVIR T?NlC mn 1 ' 5f)c ANTISEPTIC ;!0cGROVES Wildroot . . .. . . .. 59c Pepsodent . . . 2for51c Bromo-Quinine . . ...19c We PARKERS . 25c TOOTH PASTE 60c DR. KILMERS Hair Balsam 44c Magnesia 2 for 26c Swamp Root 38c TC Cly;;'DER 20e HYGKIA fl $1.20 DR. CALDWELL Lady Esther 39c Nipples 2 for 21c Syrup Pepsin .77c SU.00 LARGE ' : - '',' 'A--'- HYGEIA ; . $1.00 SIZE : .'' ' . .'.'' .. Jergens Lotion . ... 59c Bottles .... ...2 for 21c Ironized Yeast . . . ..67c You Can SAVE On PRESCRIPTIONS At SMITH'S Last rites were conducted on Sun day afternoon, February 20th, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of her patents, Jim and Ida Love, on Boyd Avenue, for O'Wilda Love Brown, 34, who died on Friday, after a long illness. Rev. Amos Copeny, pastor of the Baptist church,, officiated. Burial was in the cemetery nearby. She had been residing in Chicago for the past fourteen years, until she ame here a few months ago to the Strength During MIDDLE LIFE Strength is extra-Important for women going through the change of life. Then the body needs the very best nourishment to fortify It against the changes that are taking place. , In such cases, Cardul has proved helpful to many women. It In creases the appetite and aids diges tion, favoring more complete trans formation of food into living tissue, resulting in improved nutrition and building up and strengthening of the whole system. r Red Cross Towels 10c Roll Q C 150 Towels O forZuC SPECIAL OFFER 1 -Roll Towels And 1 Holder . 25c Cigars AH 5c Cigars 6 25c All 10c Cigars 3 for 25c For All 5c Dyes 10c 25c Viking BATHROOM TISSUE 650 Sheets Per Roll SPECIAL OFFER 6 Rolls For . 20c 1 ISki- Cigarettes Pkg. Leading Brands 20 12c Carton Of 200 $1.12 1 -T Smoking Tobacco 8c Mir 10c Country Gent. Graager, U. Leader 15c Big Ben or Prince Albert . . 10c 1 lb. Geo. Washington 1 lb. Union Leader 1 lb. Granger .... ... . 1 lb. Prince Albert . . . AH 5c Chewing Gum And Candy 3o,10c Octagon Soap GIANT SIZE For 23c TRADE at SMITH'S and SAVE You Are Always Welcome At Smith' 20c French's Bird Seed 2 For 20C

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