Tm -B5DAY. SEPTEMBER 15
1938
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137 '
Wins Acrobatic Talent Trophy
CLYDE MAN LOSKS LICENSE
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and small son, Billy,
M,e!!t the past several
;c,, left this week for
.... Greenwich, Conn.
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P.Liyne and niece, Miss
J, :;:claw. leave today for
u brief ' visit alter
iro to New York City,
will enter the Finch
itiiiue her studies.
:,,iu'd has returned from
,iv he spent several days
lioi'inn the week.
i-K-n Howell, Jr., left to
;,;,tl Hill, where he will
w.uk at the University
Howell's last year in
1.
,,j yirf. Ernest L. Withers had
iru.'sts recently, Malon
,!,!, K. Brown, and Daniel
:tiiil their son, E. L. Withers,
,.f Courts & Company, At-
rxk Willi-, ..f Atlanta, is the jruest
r pandniother, Mrs. Emma
gjjch (';.!!;. Mm, V. S. Navy, who
"vtatir.'i wt Portsmouth, Va.,
r,t ,,;,t week-end with his
:nih ;:i t jj ir home in Hazelwood.
Produce Prices
7e wo k-riul we will pay to
farmer the following prices:
. (. !!. V. , .22c
ROOSTERS, lb. .3c
EGGS, do. . ... ..... 21c
HENS. Ih. ... . . . ... .12c
IRVEKS. lb. .. ..... . ...13c
'W.V.T: S. No. 1, 100 lb. 85 r
Farmer's Exchange
And Produce Co.
E. Wiivnesville Asheville Rd.
jf SHORTEN the ROAD
wild Mappxj, 3itfkvu
! Ben Colkitt. Jr.. left durii-ir the
week for Davidson, where lie will vn
; ter Davidson College.
Miss Nell Rollins, daughter of t ho
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Rollins, left
Monday for Hickory to resume her
studies. Miss Rollins will he a mem
ber of the senior class of Lenoir
Rhyne College. ;
Miss Sarah Welch leaves today for ,
Lullownee, where she will 'enter West-;
ern Carolina Teachers College, as a !
member of the junior class.
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Miss Mary Ouinlan. who now i-. '
sides in Lincolnton, spent the week
end in town with her mother, Mrs.
Charles E. Quinlan. Miss Quinlau
is a case worker in the Lincoln coun
ty welfare office.
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Miss Marguerite .Murphy will leave
this week for Greensboro, where she
will enter the Woman's College of
the University of North Carolina.
Johnnie Johnson leaves shortly for
Durham, where he will enter Duke
University.
Miss Thomasine Stringfield leaves
this week for Greensboro, where she
will enter the Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina.
Miss Mary and Miss Catherine
rainier have gone to Cullowhoe, where
they will enter Western Carolina
Teachers College.
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Mrs. Pearl Freeman Graham, re
turned this week to her home in
Chester. S. C after a visit to her
cousin, -Mrs. J. Howell Wav,
Eugene Francis, son of Mr. and Mi s.
Robert Francis, has gone to Culto
whee, where he will be a student this
year at Western Carolina Teachers
College.
Miss Elizabeth Francis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C'has. C. Francis, re
turns this week to Greensboro, where
she will resume her work at the Wo
mans College of the University of
North Carolina after the summer va
cations.. ':.
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The driving license of Charles Gar
rett. of Clyde, has been revoked, ac
cording to the state highway depart
ment. Garrett was charged with
driving while drunk.
A certain boy is still wondering
what his gill meant when he told her
lie passed her house the other night
and she said, 'Thanks." :
keVnadi'iVitUied
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BUSINESS
IS X 1
GOING
HILL W
(iloriii Sinyley
Adjudged the winner in a talent contest held In conjunction with the
"Miss America" contest at Atlantic City, N. J., pretty Gloria Sinyley
of Jacksonville, Fla., does an acrobatic pose for the camera. She
won her trophy after a perfect exhibition of acrobatic dancing.
Lawrence-;. Leal lierwoml. of Del)
wood, leaves this vi
Carolina I enrhors College., where h
will be a st ihieiil I his w ar.
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I; does seem shorter when you're really
comfortable.. With their approved con
struction Happy Hikers exercise and
strengthen your feet with every step.
Looking for comfort? Then you've
found it in Happy Hikers. Let us
prove this. .
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flexible up
pers n brown,
black and combinations. Joot Guide
heels keep you walking straight and
prevent run-over heels.
.Miss Hi! lie loiilia has retui'lie.d to
(lieeiisboi ii, u here she will resume
her wiiih at tin ' Woman's-College of.
the University of North-. Carulina. i
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Charles' I.oatlierwood, of, Jonathan
Creek, is among the list of--students
who will- attend . Western ' Carolina i
Teachers College this. year from Hay-!
wood county. i
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'.' - Joe. Cut hey will return this Week
to' Raleigh, w here he will enter State :
College.
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Hunter orshnm. Jr., has gone to
Mars Hill, where he will be a stu
dent this year at Mars Hill College.
Ned Medford, son of Mr. and .Mrs.
Will Medford, goes to Raleigh this
week, where he will enter State Col
lege. Weaver H. McCracken, 'Jr., will go
to Cullowhee this week and will en
ter Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege'. Mr .('. R. Pfeiffer and daughter,
Ann and son, Milas, of Sylvania, Ga.,
are visiting relatives in Waynesville,
Canton, Crabtree and Lake Junaluska.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson
have arrived to spend the remainder
of the month as the guests of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam
Comani at Sunset Cottage, Lake
Junaluska. Dr. Ferguson is in the
U. S. Navy medical Corps. .
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Miss Mary Stringfield spent the
week-end in Sylva as the guest of
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hen Sloan.
;:n!;. Co To Church Sunday
'Graee Church in the .Mouiilain"
Kl ISi ul'AI.
Rev. Albert New, Kee.l.ii.
Sunday, September lsth
Hi A. M. I'iinivh Sehoul.
I I A. M. The lioctnr w ill pleach.
Everybody ( 'in iliaily Invilid
j i" i if si' Mi:rii(H)isi ( in iu ii
j The Sunday seiviees are as follows.:
j Chinch school. !': !." a. m,
.Mniiiing his Ii i f , 11:00 a. m.
I Kpu'ortli League, ti: !") p, m.
I'Acniug worship, 7:.'iU p. in.
: The pastur will preach at 1 1 .:' a.
I m. and at 7 :.'!(. p. in. In the morning
the sermon subject will be:
."Daring to be Christian,", and ill th'
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of Adversaries."
ITKST HAl'TIST ( III K( U
Julian S. Hopkins, 1'astor.
Worship 'services will be held at
11:00- in the morning and 7:110 in the
evening. I he pastor w ill preach in
both services,
Mil-week prayer service is conduct
ed every Wednesday evening at 7:110
by the pastor. Each meeting consists
of singing, prayer, and Ifible sudy.
"The Life and Message of ChrLst as
Set Forth in The Gospels" is the gen
eral topie that will hi- studies for sev
eral weeks. :
This Is Not An Ordinary Shoe
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It's
It's
It's
n,'" comfort and wear with tailored smartness.
a shoe that will appeal to Teachers.
a ?hoe that will please anyone who has occasion to
on their feet a great deal. :
be
a ?r'0(l lfking snappy shoe. Come in and take a look.
a "oe that we strongly recommend.
9 E. EAY'S SONS
SMART SHOES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Mr. and Mrs. James Coman, of
Franklin, are spending a week or
more with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis Coman, at Lake
Junaluska.
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Tommy Hill left Tuesday for At
lanta, where he will enter Georgia
Tech as a student for the coming
year.
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JIiss tmily SMler has gone to
Greensboro, where she will be a stu
dent at the Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina.
: Miss Police Marsh left this week
for Asheville, where she will take a
course at Cecil's Business College.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Davis and chil
dren, of Leaksvillei are visiting the
former's mother, Mrs. J. S. Davis, at
her home in Iron Duff, Mr. Davis is
a member of the board of commis
sioners of Rockingham county.
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Mrs. Hill Clark I and ; son, Billy;
have returned to their home in Jack
sonville, Fla,, after spending some
time here with relatives.
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Mrs. Frank Ray and small daugh
ter, of Miami, ar.e visiting in the
home of the former's father-in-law,
Mr. Clyde IE Ray. Mr. Ray accom
panied his family here, and while
they are in town is making a business
trip to New xork City.
WAY.NESVILLK I' It ES BY TER IAN
CHURCH
Dr. Robert Peter Walker, the Minister.
The regular services will be held on
Sunday,
The Bible school at 9:45.:
The morning worship nt II.
Christian Endeavor at 7.
Mid-week prayer and praise Wed
nesday at 8.
A hearty Welcome to all services.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Catholic services net Sunday in St,
John's Catholic Church, as announced
by the Rev.' Cletus J. lU'lfrich, pastor
in charge are:
8:;(0 Confessions, Mass and Holy
Communion.
11:00 Hoi! Mass and Benediction.
Sermon text: "There three who
give testimony in Heaven, the Father,
the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And
tnese inree are une. u ilonn o,i.
Monday for St. Petersburg, after
spending sometime here as guests at
the Hotel Gordon.
! Phil McDuffie, Jr., of Atlanta, is
spending this week in town as the
guest of Sir. and Mrs. E. L. Withers.
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Mrs. Ada Calhoun and niece, Miss
Catherine Calhoun, of Lake Juna
luska,: left during the week for Max
ton, where the latter will teach this
winter in the city schools of that
place.
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The .Rev. Howard V, Lan.?, former
pastor of St. John's Catholic Church,
and well known townsman, who now
resides at Wilson, N. C., and is pastor
of St. Therese's Catholic Church of
that city, was the guest and visitor
to the Rev. Cletus J. rfelirich, Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
Father Lane was accompanied by his i
brother, Walter Lane.
Depend On
Kaa'd.
gOp
worth-while
savings
IN .MKN AM) HOY'S CI.OTHIMJ
Special Clearance Sale
Urn 1'hi' licniainclfr of St pU'inhiT
$12.95
S14.95
(?mi- ( I roup o! .Min's Suits
ICi'dtut't! to
Olio (iiiitip of Mins Suits
l'l'5lll(T(l 1(1
f--raii'riir'li
4 -v
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-ifiitiiiii in ith
EVERY SUIT...
Marked down from higher prico.
A 'jfood wearable suit.
A bargain at the price offend.
Wants to place itself on 'somebody's back.
Will be bought by someone at these prices.
The Why and Wherefore of
This Clearance
These suits are not guilty of any crime. Frankly
we hate to part with them at these prices. We lose money
on every sale.
However, it's our policy not to carry merchandise
beyond their season. And, we need the room for new
suits that are coming in.
WE NEED THE ROOM
YOU NEED THE SUITS
Let's Trade
Group of Boy's Suits
Reduced 20
Sizes 12 to 18
You Can Buy Our Clothing Advantageously
C. E. KAY'S SONS
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