SECOND SECTION
Fhe Waynesville Mountaineer
Published In The County Seat of Haywood County At The Eastern Entrance oj The Great Smoky Mountains National Park
XTH YEAR
NO. 18
Twenty Pages Today
WAYNESVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940
$1.50 In Advance In Haywood and Jackson Counties
ban-Up, Paint-Up Week Will Start Monday
Cnty Teachers Are
cted For 1940-41
v,as been made
emeu -- .
of the election of the
the county scnooio
( 1940-41. Placement
be made at a later aaie,
rned from the office of
superintendent oi eu-
wfng have been elected
the Waynesville dis-
fs- M. H. Bowles, Mar
on Mrs. Estelle Alli-
Boyd, Daisy Uoyd, -ana
fcrgaret Burgin, Jute
Mae .!. -tsoya, irs.
Jgiii, Mrs. Inez UrooKS,
ff. Calhoun, ainei raig,
rin, Mrs. Eva (Joie, Mrs.
V. Campbell.
Crawford. Mrs. Theda
Id, Mrs. Bonnie M. Clark,
Lll, Charles H. Duck-
llaye Burr Davis, Jars,
toowman, Mrs. Ova P.
Mrs. Evalee Fulbnght,
ir Freeman, Mrs, Frank
Jan, Debrayda Fisher,
L Howell, Lois Harrold,
M. Henry, Homer
Henry, Queen Justice,
T. Jones, Mrs. J. M.
Irs. Sara Knight, Annie
iatrick, Nancy Killian,
'. Ledbetter, James B.
i P. Leatherwood, Mrs.
ler, Lawrence ijeatner-
Esther M. Leach, Mrs.
Iv, Martha Mock, White
ted Medford, Lucile
Sin D. Moore.
idford, Stephanie Moore,
Jr., W. L. McCracken,
iNoland, Margaret Perry,
nuise Queen, Frances
Norval Rogers, Mrs.
fcrs, Mary Rathbone, Carl
aud Rogers, Mrs. Grace
iargaret Terrell, Hester
iers, Mrs. C. E. Weath-
Harriett 11. Withers,
jtherby.
fleeted to teach in the
fools: Sibyl Anderson.
Brooks, R. Cole Uan
Fitzgerald C. C. Han
d's Hawkins, Mrs. H. S.
Mrs, Ellen H. Haynes,
aes, Sara1- Ann Lone,
Iratherwood." Kliznhpth
lacken. Hueh Roirers.
wrs, Mrs. Bonnie F.
in Kate Stillwell, Mrs.
Stay, and Mrs. Rebecca
lttd to teach in the
'k school are: B. G.
"nnie F. Duckett, Mrs.
wcis, Hilda W. Fisher,
S. Ferguson, Flore K.
ranees .Tamo to
i - , till
f Frank Kirkoatrick.
Lane, Mildred
fori, Lucile Walker.
wach in the Crabtree
Mary E. Davis, Mrs.
aiken Ensley, Horace
- C. James, Edith
raye G. Messer. f!ar-
K Mrs. Louise M. No
J Nesbitt, Emily F.'Pal
a F. Rogers, Mrs. Cleo
s. Louise Mc Radleman,
f ranceg P. Yates, -;s$t
nc ' have been elected to
d Bethel district include:
I Boone, Harriet' Boyd,
Py, Mrs. Gay Cham-Is-
E. Connatser, Alma
5 Gay Chambers, Mrs.
ey.J. T. Chappell, Jr.,
f Mary Ruby Davis.
J. Harley Fran-1
l yrogan, Mrs. Christine '
-'' Menson.
a K. Messer, Edna E.
f'ce McElhannon, I.
t ut.h S" Poland,
Farmers Receive
Quotas Of Lime
And Phosphate
During the past six weeks the
farmers of Haywood County have
received 6,300 tons of line and
5,210 tons of super phosphate, In
accordance with the 1940 Agricul
tural Conservation program.
The phosphate has been furn
ished by the Triple AAA and is
coming to Haywood County direct
from Charleston, S. C.
AH ground lime that is being
Used on the Haywood County farms
is being sent direct here from
Mascot Lime Company, of Knox
ville. All farmers who have not as yet
received some of these materials
are asked to place their orders at
once, since every farmer can se
cure these materials instead of
payment under the 1940 program.
PROCL
Clean Up-Paint Up-Fix Up-Plant Up-Give Jobs
KNOW . . . ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN . . .
By These Presents:
THAT, Whereas, The NATIONAL CLEAN UP, PAINT UP AND FIX
UP CAMPAIGN has resulted in many advantages to community life
throughout the United States
In safeguarding HEALTH and SAFETY ;
In promoting EMPLOYMENT and THRIFT;
In furthering FIRE PREVENTION;
In promoting BETTER HOUSING ;
In stimulating CIVIC PRIDE ; and
In making the "HOME AND CITY BEAUTIFUL:"
NOW, THEREFORE, Be it known that plans have been perfected for
a thorough CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP and FIX-UP CAMPAIGN in Waynes
ville, beginning Monday, May 6. This date to mark the opening of a real
campaign of persistent and constructive effort in cleaning up, fixing up and
KEEPING IT UP. In this worthy movement of Cleaning and Painting, we
urge each citizen to do his or her part in their community. . . .
CLEAN, HEALTHY, THRIFTY, SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL!
J. WAY, JR , Mayor
Urges Clean-Up
MAYOR J. H
WAY, JR.
Paint-Up und
Tho Clean-Up
Fix-Up movement is being urged
by the city officials, headed by the
mayor. Provision bus been made
to increase facilities to haul away
all trash.
Clean- Up Time Is Here Again - -
CLEAN-UP
PAINT-UP
FIX-UP
HELP SELL OUR TOWN
THE CITY WILL HAUL ALL RUBBISH WHEN PLACED IN CONTAINERS OR PILED UP NEXT TO THE STREET FOR THE
CONVENIENCE OF THE GARBAGE TRUCKS IF LEFT IN THE OPEN, LEAVE IN CONDITION SO WIND WILL NOT
SCATTER RUBBISH. ... PHONE 153 FOR THE TRASH WAGON
Let's All Do A Good Job May 6-11
--
Beautify
The
City
--
A WORD TO OUR CITIZENS
A City is a Community of People, all living within an incorporated area
with established boundary lines. The purpose of a City or a Commu
nity of people thus living together within a given area is that
they, in common, may enjoy the benefits that would be im
possible to obtain by an individual citizen. Thus the City
is for All the people, and Each citizen has certain
obligations and duties to perform in the main
taining of the City and contributing
to its advancement.
LETS PREPARE NOW FOR JUNE 11 THE DATE SET
FOR THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE PARK
:: WAKE-UP
May
6th
11th
i in ralmer. Erma
1Al ee Rickman Esg.e
4 'iJ 0auline Sentelle,
is , SKM-?uth
iron,. f ,f lruiJ' Sa
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MISS THIS NFAV
R'AL STORY
- muaen treasure.
12th in
Therefore - -
YOUR CITY IS JUDGED
Not by sections of the city, but as a whole. Each house in
Waynesville, whether business or residential, pubhc or
semi-public, has a direct bearing on the city as a
whole. A building that needs repair, de
tracts from the value of other build
ings that are in good repair
and in good appear-
" ance.
Next Week Is
CLEAN - UP WEEK
And the city officials are confident that all citizens of the city
will work hand-in-hand to make it a Great Success. Every
penny spent in cleaning up and painting up our
city will be returned ten-fold. Therefore,
we, your City Officials urge upon
everyone the importance of (
doing his or her part
during the com--1
; ing week.
May l2t
v,,n neekly
P&linl distributed with
I the
JI0RE
AMERICAN
TOWN
WAYNESVILLE
SAM II. JONES, Alderman
J. II. WAY, Jit, Mayor
T. L. BRAMLETT, Alderman
L. M. KILLIAN, Alderman
Trucks Will Haul
Away Trash, Town
Asking Cooperation
Many Reasons Cited For
Need Of Making Commu
nity Spic And Span
A proclamation to the citizens
of Waynesville by Mayor J. H.
Way, Jr., appears in this issue,
asking that they co-operate in the
Annual Clean Up Week. Every
property owner, business man or
home maker is urged to take part
in the campaign.
While the town trucks have a
regular daily schedule of hauling
trash from the business places on
Main street every day, and the
private homes on each Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, during
the coming week beginning on
Monday morning they will carry
rubbish every day from business
and residential sections for the
duration of the week.
Where it is po:.v.ble alderman
T. L. Bramlett, who is in charge
of the streets, is asking that ail
debris which is to be hauled off, be
placed in boxes or arranged on
the side walks so that it will not
be scattered by the wind to sur
rounding areas, as the truck driv
ers will not have time to gather
up rubbish under these conditions.
Mayor Way is urging that as
never before the citizens make a
thorough job of cleaning up their
premises, getting ready lor the
hundreds of tourists who may visit
Waynesville this summer, and bo
here in June for the dedication of
the (Jrent Smoky Mountains Na-
tionnl I'ark.
Spvciul attention is called to
the backyards of the business
places where so often there is an
accumulation '-of waste paper and
boxes that may be out of sight of
Main street for the time being, but
eventually will be blown about and
land out in front of the buildings.
Along with the general clean
up campaign the town officials
are askmg that citizens check Up
on plumbing, wiring and repairing
in general.
Old dilapidated buildings, gar
ages, and fences that are of no
services or value should be torn
down. Often such items destroy
an otherwise attractive outlook.
The officials are also asking that
high hedges and shrubs at the in
tersection of streets and .adja
cent driveways or alleys be uim
med at this time.
Another phase of the clean up
campaign is to remove every old
discarded car or truck that is
thrown on some side street, as such
things detract from the general
appearance of the vicinity. There
are few things more desolate look
ing than an oh! rusty motor ve
hicle. It was pointed out that to have
the clean up campaign effective
it will take the co-operation of
the entire community, and every
citizen is urged to do his or her
part.
The paint-up feature of the
week is also urged. It was point
ed out that nothing can so reju
venate the appearance of build
ings or fences than a coat of paint,
which also Serves as great a pur
pose as a preserver of property as
a beautifier.
Saturday Set
For Precinct
Meetings
C. E. Brown, chairman of the
Democratic executive committee of
Haywood County, has announced
that Saturday, May the 4th, at
2:30 o'clock is the date set for
the precinct meetings in the
county.
The purpose of the precinct
meetings is to elect a precinct
committee of five, chairman, vice
chairman, ; and delegates to the
county convention and to transact
any other business for the party
plans.
The county convention will oe
held at the court house here the
following Saturday, May the 11th,
at 3:00 o'clock.
The state convention will be
held in Raleigh at 12:00 o'clock
noon, Friday, May the 17th.
Notices of : all meetings have
been sent to the precinct chair
men in the county, according to
Mr. Brown.
Photographs taken in 1897 on
the ill-fated Andree exposition to
the polar regions Were not de
veloped until 1930.