(rSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1938
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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HILDA WAY GWYN
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I write this paragraph . . . it is
st day of the year . . ie o"i"
f life and the passing of time . .
e eve of a New Year . . . make
alize how impossible it is to go
if we did not do our best
.. . 4- YtaA
day ..vrt Ju". r.'-:
t. can't undo it . . w"c" -0
voung -and care free . . . the
J c ii.ri' mnnt.) is merely
g 01 " , '
Mother year . . . wnai otiu . . . .
i5 spared retrospective cohujih-
nsi . , lur v"
t backward . . . me is aneaa, mi
krOUS .
L down men nopes ... to
fcrosaic routine of life .
9 i :
k lot ot tne iiwjuiiijr
U that we nave
years. ...
many of us in our zeal for
piness . . tKe BUUI 1 tu.
get lost in tne naze oi .living
get off the broad highway of
. 4 . that goes on with a
kdy purpose , . . ana is not.
itrated by incidentals . . u
r all it comes back to the old
iliar starting point . . . how
je we liveai
get us down ... or have we
that divine spark ... that
Lid be precious to the sunset
bur lives . . . if so we may
lge in somber reflections ...
tout serious reaction . . . for
hvill bound back to tne eternal
and great mystery of life m
hearts ... that keeps us for-
voune . . . For
moving finger writes; and hav-
lg writ moves on
11 the piety and wit
lure it back to cancel half a
11 your tears wash out a word
it."
newspapers . . . New Year's Day was
just like another at the Mountaineer
office ... no one thought of a holi
day . . . and out of a clear sky around
5 o'clock . . . the boss in hat and
overcoat rushes into the front office
. . . and says . .-. "Mrs. Gwyn . . . let's
stop ... and close the office" . . . the
sports editor had left us some half
hour before . . an unheard of event
we needed no urging , . . you never
saw such a scramble in the shop and
office for hats and coats . . . then
out on the streets . . . and were they
deserted? . . ; the only people you
saw ... walked as if they were in
such a hurry they were afraid to
take time to speak . . . all bound for
a radio ... to listen to the game .v.
to have our hopes sent Heaven ward
hike sky rockets , . . only to explode
in the same manner, ...
Summary Of Weather Conditions, 1938
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU WAYNESVILLE STATION
Harry M. Hall, Cooperative Observer
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34 38.3" 62 4' 3.36 3.75 12 15 8 8
February ....54 33 44' 88.2 68 18 1.45 4.04 8 9 11 8
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Men."
Bible school 9:45.
Sermon 11.
Christian Endeavor 6:30.
Prayer service Wednesday 7:30.
Julian S. Hopkins, Pastor.
The pastor will preach in the morn
ing at 11 o'clock and in the evening
at 7:30.
There will be no service Wednes
day evening as all are invited to the
afternoon and evening sessions of the
"Preacher's Revival" at Ratcliff Cove
Baptist church beginning Monday,
January 9, and continuing through
Friday evening, January 13.
"Grace Church in the Mountains."
EPISCOPAL
Sunday, January 8th.
10 A. M. Sunday school.
11 A. M. Regular Sunday morning
service, with the new rector, the Rev.
Herbert Mayer, of Washington, V. U,
delivering the sermon.
March 61' 36" 48 46.4s 76 14' 5.93 5.05 11 18 10 3
April
..67" 42 54' 53.5 81 26 2.88 3.68 11 19 7 4
May
..73 49 61 61.4 85 40 4.64 3.98 19 16 13
Je just read a quotation from
Buck . . . which has greatly at-
d me . perhaps one reason is
am so afflicted with the habit
like to wait often to do things
intil "I am in the mood" . . . or
hirit moves me . . . but Pearl
;avs . . . "I don't wait for moods
jou get nothing if you do that . .
mind must know it has to get
to work . . . a writer who has
Von the Nobel prize ... must
about such things ... .1 suppose
ability to "drive on" regardless
dividing line between the plod-
bd the genius . , ... . At any rate
lought has fine seed to sow .n
year's resolution . . . .
is interesting to watch a
tier cat and her kittens and:
ng had two families in my
ehold during the past year . ,
ve made several observations
the mother cat is a model in
iierhood . . , up to a certain
she never neglects her
ren for anything . . . she
lects them with all her
egth . . . but when the kitten
linger needs her . . . and has
wn to a certain size . . . she
pushes that cat out of her
with utter abandon . . . her
cherished offspring . , . is
ly another cat to her . . . . .
fi she eats with her she
s for her share and seems to
no connection with her re-
',4nship of a few weeks pre-
. but not so With the
Jan mother . . . her troubles
tase with the size of her off-
illy agree with Governor Hoey
Duke Blue Devils in the Cali-
Rose Bowl . . . made decidedly
tgest story of the year in North
fia . ; . and I don't base mv iuds-
fcn all the publicity that North
pa has gained outside the state
have local proof . . that is as
hug as all the space in the
i
P IT'S EARLY FORM THE WORD
WU-SiB MEANT ONE IN THE
PVICE OF GOD. ITS PRESENT
WANING CAME ABOUT WHEN.
riLlKENTS MET FOR A CHAT
strive always to relieve you of
uewiis when you employ oar
. and we give you a written
e m advance. Readv
fnd day. YOU determine the
Many a man figures that the aver
age American is a fellow who worries
this week about going to the poor
house, -and next week goes out and
buys an automobile.
A wit has mentioned, seriously that
the average man needs some one to
tell him what to do. And all the time
we. thought that was the reason ho
got married.
June
..78 54 66 67.9 84 46 3.67 4.12 16 19 10
July
82 59 70 70.8 89 51 6.88 4.60 17 18 9 4
August
87 60 74 70.1 88" 51 2.27 4.21 16 23 8 0
September ... 77 51 64 65.6 85 35 2.17 3.00 9 21 8 1
October
69 34 50 64.6 82 24 0.22 3.04 2 29 0 2
November 58 30 44 45.7 72
7 5.12 2.25 8 19 8 3
December ...
....47 24 36 38.9 59 11 1.71 4.61 9 19 6 6
Mean Maximum for Year ........ 66.3
Mean Minimum for Year 41.4
Mean Temperature for Year ......54.8
High for Year
Low for Year
Normal Annual Temperature
Above Normal for Year ........
First killing frost Oct. 22nd
.....89
.....4
...54.3
....0.5
27
Total Precipitation for Year 40.30 in.
Normal Prec. for Year ....;.,:..46.33 in.
Deficiency for year ...6.03 in.
Total Days with Prec. ....................138
Total Days Clear 225
Total Days Partly Cloudy ..............98
Total Days Cloudy .......................42
Total Days Sun Visible 323 about 88
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
James G. Huggin, Jr., Pastor.
January 8, 1939.
Sunday school 9:45.
Communion service at 11 o'clock,
with the pastor in charge. Regular
Sunday evening service.
WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The regular midwinter Communion
service will be held Sunday at the
morninsr service. Every member is
urged to attend this service. The min
ister will bring an Epiphany message
entitled "The Wisdom of the Wise
A Three Days' Cough
Is Your Danger Signal
No matter now many rawui-uira
have tried for your common couRh,
chest cold, or bronchial irritation, you
may get renei now wun r-juinuimuii.
Serious trouble may be brewing and yon
cannot afford to take a chance with eny
remedy less potent than Creomulsion,
wnicn goes rigiil w um avaij ui w-
ble and aids nature to soothe and heal
the intlameamucousmeinDraiieauuu
loosen and expel germ-laden phlegm.
Even if other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomulsion.
Your druggist is authorized to refund
your money if you are not thoroughly
satisfied with the benefits obtained.
Creomulsion is one word, ask for -16
plainly, see that the name on the bottle
Is Creomulsion, and you'll get the
genuine product and the relief you.
want. (Adv.)
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CONSULT
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OPTOMETRIST
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BUTTER 25c
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HOME GROUND
MEAL
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EGGS
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HIGH GRADE
HOG SHORTS
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Kiln Dried
SWEET
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COFFEE
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LAND O'THE SKY PACK
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