prRDY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1938
THE WAYNESYILLE MOUNTAINEER
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i;. C. Wagenfeld and
i,nnno and Ruthie,
over the week-
News Events From
Saunook Community
Friends and relatives regret to
hear of the death of Palmer Hance,
who died Saturday night.
M.-
A. H. Sparks, Ned Sparks, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Eaverson; und Miss
Mareia Arrington spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown in Lenoir.
Miss Emma Eaverson, of Western
Carolina Teachers College, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Eaverson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Corbin and
family, Lon Arlington, and Miss
j Mary Arrington attended the Corbin
reunion in Franklin Sunday.
rr'eld returned on
Point, where she
,.-v with Mr. and
Teiirl
t hi '-
Dunn has e.rrived
'iVui., t) spend a
i- mother, Mrs. C. B.
. i)uun is a senior
(I -nei -il Hospital of
freeman Graham, of
left .loud ay for her
.inline the i ast week
Mrs. J. Howell Way.
Ir-ny iv
Halrin!'i i'.
p,:i!i.-..ly (
Ma-'e left
where she
.u-ci-vitoiv
tnis week
will enter
of Music.
Pavetip rt, and Mrs.
Anioricus, ( a., who
of
Mary
v Lane,
.. siHiit many
j.,v f,.r their
mr-i::ie.I lv Mrs. Char)
w;!! visit relatives i 1
lire it
seasons here, left
nome. They were
I.urgin.
Ulahta and
turning to nynes-
Cieero J. Arrington, 48, died Sep
tember 25, at the Haywood County
Hospital after an illness of one week.
He was a World War veteran and had
many friends and relatives in this
community.
The funeral services were held last
Monday, at Pleasant Balsam Baptist
church where he was a member.
The Rev. Ben Cook and A. C. Ar
rington officiated. Burial was in the
Red Bank cemetery.
Pallbearer were the members of the
American Legion. Flower girls were
Mrs. Lester Eavenson, Misses Mary
Arlington, Geneva Eavenson, Mareia
Arlington and Virginia Arrington.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Will Arrington; five children, Albert,
Dorothy, Jack, Margaret, and Charles;
three sisters, Mrs. H. H. Eavenson,
Mrs. Claude Hill and Mrs. Manlev
Presented At State Ball
.v&a.'. .Vc
I National Organization
Go To Church Sunday Honors (Jarrett Funeral
FIRST BAPTIST CHl'KCII
Home With Invitation
Rickman, and one bi oilier,
Arrington, all of Waynesville.
Paul
r.es A.
arrive!
al'weel;
:r Gwvn
Cwyn, of Wilmington,
mi Sunday for a visit of
s. with Mr. and Mrs. T.
B.uk I'avis, son 'of Mr. and Airs.
ivcr (V -'Davis, leaves this week
.Vlaiita. where he resumes his
, at the Southern Atlanta Dental
Cv, .
Liiviice Hyatt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
:y Hyatt, 'of the Fairview road,
unlisted in the U. S. Army and
durirp- the. week for Fort Moul
S, C, where he w ill be stationed
a brief time, after which he will
for Honolulu. Young Hyatt is
raduato of the local high school
was a student for two years at
: Hill College.
Pays-Read the Ads
CORRFCTION
Applications for 121 loans have
been made by tenant farmers in Hay
wood county. This county is allotted
ten loans, but as yet, none have been
approved. . A headline in last week's
issue said that 121 loans had been
granted this should have read "121
Loans Applied For."'
ROTARIANS GIVE PICNIC SUP
PER The Fellowship Committee of the
Waynesville Rotary Club composed of
Chas. E. Ray, Jr., chairman, with J.
Dale Stentz, Bill Lampkin and Frank
Davis as members, gave a- picnic sup
per at Camp Dellwood on Friday even
ing. Around seventy, including the
members, their wives and friends,
with several special guests, .attended
the delightful affair.
Following the serving of supper,
which was planned and prepared by
the host committee the guests assem
bled around a large camp fire and
enjoyed assembly singing: of old fa-
1 vorites, led by J. Dale Stentz.
if 1 t
r
.lulian S. Hopkins, Pastor.
Sunday services will be as follows
!:45 Sunday school.
1 1 :00 Morning worship.
7::0 Evening worship.
The pastor will preach in both ser
vices.
0::0 Training Union.
Special emphasis is being placed
on the Wednesday evening praver
meeting. The pastor makes a black-. ganizatioii
board analysis of the Bible lesson j New York
which is being studied and discusses of October
the subject from the historical and;'"'1
prophetic points of view endeavoring j
to show its bearing on present day
needs. Next week's lesson will ileal
with the ministry of John the Baptist.
The Garrett Funeral Home has re
cently become a member of the Na
tional Funeral Directors Association.
Membership in the organization is
by invitation only, and a committee
ecnles, alter consideration ot Im
provement anil elevation ot tno ser
vice rendered by the funeral home in
its own particular territory, as to its
eligibility to an invitation.
Tht annual convention of the or-
will be held this year in
City beginning the lltii
and lasting through the
Mrs. Medford Leatherwood
Heads Hock Hill 1'. T. A.
WAYNFSVll.I.F. P K IS l!YT FK1AN
CHURCH
j Dr. Robert Peter Walker, Minister.
1 This Sunday, the 1'nst Sunday in
I October, is Ralley Day, an annual
'event in the Presbyterian church. On
this Sunday everybody, old anil young,
j is expected to attend Sunday school
and bring an ull'ering. The offering
; goes to Sunday School missions. A
beautiful banner is given in Asheville
I Presbytery to the Sunday school with
the largest per-capita offering.
' Sunday school at !M.r.
! Morning worship at 11.
Christian Endeavor at 7.
Mid-week service Wednesday at
T:.'il).
Miss Helen Summers who was presented to ortn ( arolma society at
the Debutante Ball, which was held in Raleigh the lnt ol the month. Miss
Summers was. accompanied to the eapitol by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
W. Summers. Cut ('ouesj Axlicvillr Citizen-Times.
Hospital News
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Football team
against a Waynes
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And you wouldn't
support a Mail Ord
er team.
So why should you
support a Store in
some other man's
town.
AND SAY . .
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this. They have at
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UOTHlNc; HATS SHOES ITRNISHINGS
C.B.., RAY'S .SONS...'
Mrs. ,1. 1. lioyston, of .Canton,
Route 1, operative case, is better.
Calvin West, of Clyde, Route 1,
operative ea.--e. is j in proving.
Miss Maizell Webb, of Waynesville,
Route 1, operative case, is resting
comfortably.
The .condition of Charles McClure,
of Hazidwood, surgical case, is good.
James Fisher, of Hazelwood, opei'
ative case, is-'improving.
Miss Elsie Mease, of Canton, Route
2, surgical case, is better,
Steve Clark of Canton, surgical
case, is resting more comfortably.
Mrs. S. H. Melton, medical case, is
improving.
Baby Edgar Lee McDonald, of .'Ha
zelwood, medical case, is some better.
The condition of Mrs. R. W. Clarke,
of Clyde, Route 1, medical case, is
good.
Miss Mary Smathers, of Canton,
operative case, is resting fairly well.
Miss Rachel Pressley, of Canton,
medical case, is resting more com
fortably. Mrs. Nelson Israel, of Canton,
Route 1, medical case, is resting only
fairly well.
Baby Albert Burnett, of Canton,
Route 1, medical case, is about the
same.
DISCHARGED
Among those discharged during the
past week from the Haywood County
Hospital Were the following: Miss
Dairlee Sanford, E. Z. Stevens, Mrs.
Lewis James, Miss Sophia Rider, Joe
Francis, Mrs. Hugh MeCracken, Lewis
James, A. S. Guyer, Mark Swanger,
Lindsley Case, Pressley Ackles, Mrs.
Glenn Honeycutt, Willie Mae Sutton,
Dorothy Caldwell, Master Luke He,
Master Floyd Fie.
W. N'. Stroupe, William Forga, Mrs.
Jack Rogers, Miss Helen Owen, Mrs.
Johnnie Hill, Miss Hillie Whitener,
Miss Pauline Messer, Mrs. Herbert
Braren, Dewey Arrington, Master
D. V. Gibson, Mrs. Willis Treadway,
Mrs. D. Snyder, Dr. Bob Medford,
Harry. Mclntyre, Mrs, Pearl Cutshaw,
and Everett Scroggs.
Ml'.N'S P.llM.i: CLASS HAS HAK
ItECl'l", .The Men's Bible class of the First
Methodist clniivh entertviined with
:a barbecue supper at the home of Mr.
,11111! Mrs. Riifus Siler on Tuesday
evening. E. .1. Robeson is the teacher
of 1 he class.
! Short talks were made during the
evening by the Rev. James G. lluggin,
Jr.. pastor of the church, Homer
Henry, president of the class, and the
i Rev. A. W. Rollins.
Mrs. Medford Leatherwood was
elected to head the Parent-Teacher
Association of the Rock Hill school
at their initial meeting for the 1!.'!8
:'.! term, which was held on Friday
afternoon in the school auditorium.
Other officers elected to serve witn
Mrs. Leatherwood were: Vice presi
dent. Miss Claudia Boyd; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Estelle Allison.
The following committees were ap
pointed; Membership, Mrs. Fred Al
lison, Mrs. Jaivis Palmer, and Mrs.
Nelson Sutton; social, Mrs. Crady
Howell, Mrs. Troy Leatherwood, Miss
Wilma Allison; finance and budget.
Mis. J. J. Boyd, Mrs. Eva Leo Ful
bright, Mrs. Lee Howell; program,
Mrs. R. Owen, Mrs. Messer, and Mrs.
.Mary Lou Moody.
Mr. Boyd discussed the require
ments of a standardized school and
outlined plans by which the liock
Hill school could qualify. A motion
was made against affiliation with the
iintioiial organization.
'The next meeting will be held at
the school building on October the
21st.
Offered At Sacrifice Prices
$1.49 $1.98 $2.95
Covering Shoes Originally Priced $1.98 to $6
These reduced prices cover several hundred pairs of women's oxfords and
dress shoes carried over from fall 1!).'J7.
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
Indeed Yes. They are IJargains. The group contains many attractive
styles and patterns. Every pair is offered at less than
they cost us.
You'll Be Amazed at what we Offer for ... $1.98
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Case, of Can
dler, Route 1, announce the birth of
a daughter on September the 21st
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on September the 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McClure, of
Waynesville, announce the birth of a
daughter on September the 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. James Randleman,
of Clyde, announce the birth of a son
on September the 20th.
GRANTED A DIVORCE
Mrs. Hazel Fereuson Tuifman was
granted an absolute divorce from
James B. Tugman, Biloxi, Miss., in
court Monday. Custody of their twelve
year old daughter and other settle
ments were made out of court. The
divorce was granted on grounds of two
years, separation.
MARRIAGES
Clingman Wyatt to Pearl Smith,
both of Waynesville.
Whimpa Hannah to Effic Robinson,
both of Cornelius, N. C.
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