North Carolina Newspapers

1 LititfDAV, OCTOBER 13, 1938 i THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 7 LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS PHONE 137 , Hugh Massie spent '' Tuedav in Charlotte. .!' -u , . r c Wanenfeld and daughter, OhnM Wagenfeld, spent the Lr j 'in Raleigh- w m D.V:J M. Penland, of the had as her guest for a ,.o,.Piitlv,. -Mrs. S. U MC- of Diexel, spent a town during the 1 j JlfdlOl-d . J ,1a vs in ' . , ..I tr f lorlra ! 4 He was caued here on ac" :.VthMlls of his brother, Dr. VrfW, at his home on Cove Viola Folsoin, who has been lit for several weeks of Dr. L V. M. Medford, returned to bene in Waynesboro, Ga 3, W. W. Norman, of Griffin, jai arrived to spend sometime , ber daughter, Mis. Richard N. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duckett, of Sylva, announce the birth of a son, Edgar James, Junior, on October the 6th at the C. J. Harris Community Hospital ii. Sylva. Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Lee, Jr., of Spartanburg, spent the week-end in town witn relatives. Mrs. Robert Simmons and young son, of Rome, Ga., arrived yesterday to visit the former's aunt. Mis S p Gay. Mrs. 1 nomas Wood, the former Miss Grace Lee, who has been vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee, has returned to her home in Edenton. Miss Jane Walker, of Wavnesville. has just been initiated in to the Mad rigal Club at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. The Madrigal Club is composed of stu dents majoring in public school music. We Have Your Type HAT TO MEET YOl'R FALL NEEDS I REAM IV " O sVK 11 S iron -NARROW.- MEDIUM BROAD The Popular Colors and Edges FEATURING HATS BY Knox - Dunlap THE PRIVILEGE OF SHOW IXC, YOU C E. RAY'S SONS ferom. ...69c to $5 MARIETTA WAY BIBLE CLASS TO SPONSOR CHICKEN SUPPER The Marietta Way Bible Class of the Meihodist church will sponsor a fried chicken supper in the dining room of the church on Friday night at 7 o'clock. There will also be a program of music and entertaining features. Mrs. Guy T. Massie, president of U .,1 : . . . me tws, is in cnarge ot arrange ments, being assisted by the members of the class. WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD MEET ING NEXT WEEK The Octi ber meeting of the Wo man's Club, will be held on next Thursday afternoon in the Welch Me morial Sunday school building of the Baptist church, with Mrs. Dan Wat kins, president, presiding. Mrs. S. P. Gay, chairman of citizen ship, will have charge of the pro gram, which will include facts dealing with the work of her department. Hostesses of the afternoon will be Mrs. Jack Messer, Mrs. C. N. Sisk, Miss Robena Miller, Mrs. U. W. Col kitt, and Mrs. M. G. Stamey. ATTENDED DENTAL MEETING Dr. S. P. Gay attended the meet ing of the First District Dental So ciety, which was held in Rutherford ton, on Monday. ' FISHING TRIP TO LAKE SAN TEETLAH The following made up a party spending several days fishing at Lake Santeetlah, during the week: Dr. an I Mrs. N. M. Medford and their guest. Miss Viola Folsom, W. L. Hardin and Dr. Rufus McCracken. Dr. and Mrs. N. M. 'Medford and children, Be Be and Phil, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. James W. Summers to Johnson City, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Summers will remain in Johnson City for several days. Kh. .1. S. HOPKINS GOES TO HIGH POINT FOR MEETING The Rev. J. S. Hopkins, pastor of the Baptist ehurcli, has gone to High Point, where he will assist the Rev. A. L: Full;, pastor of the North Main Street Baptist church in conducting a revival service. The Rev Hopkins held a similar meeting for the church in High Point three year ago. He will return to town the first. of next week. Mrs. Charles E. Ray, Jr., left Fri day for Chapel Hill, where she will visit friends and relatives. ' Mrs. E. T. Duckett spent the week end in Candler, as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Leatherwood. w Newton Cook, of Murphy, spent the week-end in town as the guest of friends. Mr. Cook formerly resided here, and was the supervisor' of the rehabilitation farm -work in Haywood and Buncombe counties. He holds a similar position in Cherokee county. Miss Lucile Plott, of the City Hos pital, of Newark, N. J., is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Plott, at their home in Mag gie. She has as her guest Miss Haz"l Warrener, also of the City Hospital staff. Mrs. C. N. Sisk and daughter, Miss Helen Sisk, are visiting relatives and friends in Suffolk, Va, Charles Rallontiiip and Marcus Rose spent the past week-end with friends in Greenville and Spartan burg, S. C. . Mrs. Arthur Meade left Tuesday for Hagood, S. C, where she will Spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Crawford Saunders, : Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hodges and two children, of Hiawassee Dam, spent the week-end with Airs. James R. Thomas! . ' James A. Gwyn, of Wilmington, Del,, who has spent the past fort night with Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, returned home on Saturday Conservation Board Enjoys W. N. C. Meeting The state department of Conser vation and Development board ended their three-day fall session here last Tuesday afternoon, after taking a trip through the park, and through the Nantahala Gorge, to Warrior Moun tain and Franklin. The board gathered here Sunday ; f 'i noon, spent Monday making changes in the game laws as cited in this newspaper last week, and at noon were guests at luncheon at the Hotel Gordon, which some till business ard civic leaders of Western North Caro- lint attended. Immediately after the luncheon the party left on the trip through the park and on into Brvson City for the night. The members were warm in their praise of this section, as it was the first time that some hail spent much t)ime in the mountains, anil espe cially in the fall. The .board heard pleas for permit ting Sunday hunting. They went on record urging the state highway de partment to construct a road on Mount Mitchell. A request was made of the board that they close state refreshment stand ai the Balsam tish hatchery, on the grounds that the stand I'lit.s the state in competion with a privately owned place across the highway. The board spent more than an hour at the hatcherv Tues day afternoon, and made personal visit of the two stands involved. They did not disclose what action they would take before they left here. ('has. E. Ray, Jr., acted as chair man of the local entertainment comit tee for the group, and was assisted by others of the community. Candler Opens Up A Clothing Store Z. Caihller has opened a cloth tore on Chinch street, onnosite !Vmplo, and is handling is announ- ( Illy s! I lie .Masonic reconditioned clot hing he cing this week. . i lie new linn will nailille .clot lung lor men, women and children. All the clothing is reconditioned. Mr. t amller stated that special prices had been placed on all the nierhcaiidise. In Charleston Time Of . Recent Tornado .Miss. Mildred Arrington anil Miss Dornthy Ilaney, both employed at Enka, returned home last week from a fortnight's visit in South Carolina, which they intended to spend in Charleston. When the tornado struck the city they were stopped one block from the direct line in which the tornado destroyed everything in its way. : After this experience Miss Av lington and Miss Haney decided that Aiken might be a more desirable place to spend their vacation and so finish ed their visit in South Carolina there. FOR RENT -One or two room apart ments. Newly done over, furnished or unfurnished. Very reasonable rates. Mrs. J, R. Brewer, 21!) North Main Street. Oct. 13 OPENING for young man wanting to learn trade and business. Must be willing to work. See L. A. Miller at Miller Plumbing and Heating Co. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT I would like to announce to my customers and friend that I have lo cated in W'aynesville and am better able to do your pain,ting and paper hanging at more reasonable prices than I have been in the past. Thanking you for your past busi ness and hoping to serve you in the future with first class materials and; workmanship, John R. Brewer, 21') North Main Street. Oct. H BIDS WANTED Bids will be received at noon Sat urday, October 15th, at the Haywood County Court House, for the print ing of election ballots, All printing and papers used must be as specified by law. Delivery of all of above to be made by six o'clock on Saturday October 2!), at the office of Haywood County Board of Elections, in Way nesville, Bids will only be received from Haywood County printers. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This the 12th day of October, 1938, W. H. NOLAND, Secretary Haywood Board of Elec tions, '';" '.'"' NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLI CATION CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to our friends and relatives for their kindness and flowers sent to Us at the. time of the death of Dr. Robert E. Medford.. '" THE FAMILY. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for Jlheir kindness,, and thoughtfulnesa and the many beautiful flowers sent to us during the illness and at the death of our beloved father and hus band, the late Julius C. Welch. THE FAMILY. NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. DORTHY CADDIS Vs. .' ROY GADDIS. . The defendant, Roy Caddis, will take notice that an action has been commenced against him in the Su perior Court of Haywood County for the purpose of securing an absolute divorce from the defendant on the grounds of two years separation. The defendant will further take notice that he is required to be and appear at the office of the Clerk of the Su perior Court on the 5th day of No vember, 1938 and answer or demur to the complaint in this action filed or the relief demanded in the raid com plaint will be granted. This the 13th day of October, 1938. W. G. BYERS, Clerk Superior Court. No, 808 Oct. 13-20-27-NoT. 3. Boy Scout Hut Is Dedicated The formal dedication of the $400 Boy Scout hut in the city park took place last Friday night, with Rev. J. G.- Huggin, Jr., making the dedica tory address. The troop is sponsored by the Rotary Club. The members of the troop, under the supervision of their scoutmaster, J. t. brown, prepared and served a hsn super to the Rotarians. The Rotary troop is part of the work of the boys work committee, and the committee is made up of B. E. Colkitt, J. C. Brown, Frank Davis, LeKoy Davis and J. E. Massie. ACTIVITIES IN AND AROUND SAUNOOK Mrs. H. C. ChambW, after spending the summer with relatives at the Sun nicove Orchard, has returned to her home in Orlando, where she owns and manages "The Summerlin," a centrally located home for tourists. A large crowd attended the Car lisle Brothers program at the school house on Monday. The funds raised will go to the lunch room. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Plemmons visited relatives at Sprinir Creek Sat urday. Rev. Ben Cook filled his monthly appointment ut the Pleasant Balsam Baptist church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sparks, Mrs. R. E. Arrington, and Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Eaveson attended the i.i.ptizing at Shoal Creek Sunday. Miss Fay Plemmons, of Spring Creek, is visiting her brother, Hubert Plemmons this week. Miss Mildred Arlington spent last weeji in Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Chamblee will be remembered here as the former Miss Nannie Sen-telle. 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