1940
THE WAYNES V1LLE MOUNTAINEER
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EAL GOOD BUYS
nRES with wide front on
iray 19-23. Between Clyde
eJunaluska. Now being
Ivided into 1 w v.
til in fine oak grove timber,
home sites. Easy terms.
IS and 7 room modern bun-
Good basement, eiecinc
iCm barn and out build-
cmu location as above.
L n.A wrove timber, almost
br.A i1p!i1 for home, camp
uanu.
!el. Will sell in piece low
i whole. Terms easy. Own
uld not sell only that his
fas almost compels mm w
k town.
VXESVILLE 6 acres on
Street. All in fine oak
1 niisual hich class home
Lw being cut in small lots
ill sell' as a whole. Easy
GOSSETT REALTY CO
sville Office 58 Main St.,
Atkins Insurance Agency.
Dr. Stuckey Is
Named Geologist
To Succeed Bryson
Dr. Jasper L. Stuckey has been
appointed state geologist to succeed
H. J. Bryson, according to an an
nouncement made this week by
Director Bruce Etheridge, of the
department of conservation and de
velopment. Dr, Stuckey has served
as head of the geology department
at North Carolina State College for
the past 14 years.
Prior to this, he was state geo
logist from 1920 to 1926 when he
resigned to join the faculty at State
College He was succeeded by Bry
son, who resigned this spring to
accept a position with a mining
concern in this part of the state.
Dr. Stuckey will continue on the
college faculty devoting himself on
a part time basis to the adminis
trative functions of the geology
position.
T IHELY-
Farm Questions
and Answers
Question: What percentage of
soybeans can I add to the ration
for my hogs without injurious effects?
Answer: Recent experiments at
this station have shown that as
much as fifty per cent of the ra
tion may be soybeans for pigs
from 61 to 100 pounds in weight.
When the pigs reached 100 pounds
the ration was changed to corn,
tankage containing 13 per cent cot
tonseed meal and this was contin
ued until the animals were slaugh
tered at 230 pounds. Out of 153
hogs used, 148 or 96.7 per cent of
the chilled carcasses graded firm.
IALE Harley-Davidson
cycle. Reasonable price,
harles Ballentine at Shell
testation.: J4
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
tTMENT OF STATE.
WWARY CERTIFICATE
IF DISSOLUTION
to Whom These Presents
hie Greeting:
faf, It appears to my satis-
by duly authenticated rec-
Bie proceedings for the vol-
dissolution thereof by the
M consent of all the stock
deposited in my office, that
fciesville Sanitarium, Incor-
a corporation of this State,
principal office is situated
lity of Waynesville, County
pood, State of North Care
ss Roberson, Secretary,
e apent therein and in
thereof, upon whom process
served), has complied with
fcirements of Chapter 22,
ited Statutes, entitled
Moris," preliminary to the
'f this Certificate of Des-
Thenfore, I, Thad Eure.
fyof State of the State of
farolina, do hereby certify
f Said corporation did, on
py of July, 1940, file in my
i duly executed and attested
1 writing to the dissolu
id corporation, executed by
stockholders thereof, which
; sent and the record of the
' ifs aforesaid are now on
n!' said office as provided
'iw,ny Whereof, I have
E' my hand and affixed my
(f at Raleigh, this 1st
-. A. D. 1940.
THAD EURE,
Secretary of State.
"M" 4, 11, 18, 25.
Question: Can seed Irish pota
toes from the early crop be used
to plant the late crop ?
Answer: Seed from the spring
crop of such varieties as Cobblers,
Early Rose, and Bliss 'Triumph
may be planted for the late crop
if the seed are sprouting, but a
better plan is to secure seed pota
toes from last year's crop which
have been kept in storage. It
sometimes takes three or four
weeks before sprouting begins even
if the seed are covered with hay
or straw and kept moist until
sprouting occurs. In any case,
plant only those seed which have
sprouted.
Question : What is the best
time to cut corn for silage?
Answer: The proper time to cut
corn for silage is when the grain
is denting and the shuck slightly
yellow. This stage of maturity
is reached about a week to ten days
before the corn is ready to cut and
shock. If cut earlier the nutri
tive value of the silage will be
lowered and the acid content often
increased to an objectionable level.
If the harvesting is delayed beyond
the proper stage of maturity the
crop will not contain enough mois
ture to pack and keep well in the
silo. If sorghum is used for silage
BUn.iU nnf Vrt nf Until
' the seed in the head are firm.
sented to R. M. Hawkins, chairman
of the troop committee. Other
members of this Committee are,
Henry F. McCracken and L. O.
Ferguson.
Craig K. Reeves is the new Scout
master and Jack Rogers is his as
sistant. Tenderfoot certificates will be
presented to Ray Sutton, M. B.
Reeves, Jr., Lloyd Keever, Robert
M. Hawkins, Jr., James Bradshaw,
David Smart, Edwin Rogers and
Russell L. Luther.
The new troop meets regularly
on Tuesday evenings at the Crabtree-Iron
Duff school.
Read The Ads
PUthern Railway System
e favor adequate
Prepartdiwss for
National Defense and
"commend enlistment
' the V. S. Armr
" eligible young men
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Seashore Excursion
N0RF0LK,VA.
JULY 5 and 6, 1940
00
s
3
ROUND
TRIP FARE
Round Trip Tickets on sale for all
regular trai-s (except Trams No. 41
and 38), July 5 r.nd fi, tinal limit
returning Monday Nignt, July 8, 1940.
0
Round Trip Fare 13.00 frvm all stations on
Southern Kailwny SWtm in ,mth -ami bou.n
Carolina as shown Lelcw:-
Blacksburi;, S. C. to Danville. Va.
BlackO nru. S. C. to M?rmn. N. C. .
Asheville, N. C. to Palihttry. .
Charlotte, N. C. to 1 aylor-v .lie. .V L.
Barber. N. C. to Winton-Sa;f-n. N. L.
Hillsboro, N. C. to North i.Kcslmru. -N.
Charlotte. N. C. to Columbia, U
and intermediate nations.
Tickets Good in Coaches Only
No Baggage Checked No Stop-Overs
Daylight or Night Trip
BE
Consult Ticket Agents
JL H. GRAHAM
CBaaxom, N. C
Tempted to Doubt God's Goodness ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Br Alfred J. Boeder
i i Scripture Job 1, 8. ' 1
Job was a perfect and upright man, who
feawd God and eschewed evil; he had
seven sons and three daughters and
much riches In sheep, camels, oxen and
she asses.
Satan, however, suggested to the Lord
that Job was only good because he was
prosperous, so the Lord allowed Satan
to take away all his riches, to tempt
him to curse God.
Even when his children were all killed
by a great wind that blew the house
down on them, Job "shaved his head and
fell down upon the ground, and worshipped."
Then Satan afflicted Job with bolls, but
even in his misery he would not curse
his creator to the friends who visited
him in his affliction.
(GOLDEN TEXT Job 1:22)
Inch Gun Roars in Coastal Defense Tests
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first time in five years as America brushes up on its defenses. The gun was aimed at a theoretical cnemv
15 miles at sea, and scored several hits on the 18-foot-square target. Each shell costs $J,000. Ilia U-bt
indicated anv invader wouki receive a warm wvivuiuc
30-Day Camp Of
Military Training
For Business Men
First Lieut. George II. Ryder,
of Canton, County Chairman of
Haywood County is now taking ap
plication for a special camp, just
authorized by the War Department,
for training 300 business and pro
fessional men in the Fourth Corps
Area. This is being hold in con
nection with the Citizens Military
Training Camps, the first time such
a course has ever been offered in
this corps area.
This camp for patriotic civic
leaders between the nges of 25 ami
50 will be for thirty days, from
July 8 to August fi, at Fort Mc
riierson, Goorgiiu Applicants who
are accepted will provide transpor
tation at their Own expense and
will pny for their own meuls at
the Regular Army ration rate for
the camp. Regular -Army uniforms
and enuinnicnt wilt be used. All
training and administration will be
conducted by Regular Army und
Reserve personnel, who will orga
nize the eamp and train the 300
trainees. No obligation, rests upon
these trainees for military service
in the Army, ami no .commissions'
will he granted on completion of
camp.
The Military Training Camps
Association is sponsoring this plan
of training which will be nation
wide in every corps area. The ob
ject of these camps is to bring to-
"MfW gethcr business ntul prolessionnl
men from all sections under the
most favorable conditions of out
door life, to stimulate and promote
citizenship, patriotism and Ameri
canism. Men in these camps will
receive expert physical direction
and training of individual benefits.
Selection of men for this training
will be based primarily on educa
tional (ualifications and civic lead
ership in the local community. A
special course will be given the
trainees applicable to men of more
advanced age and experience.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERMON
LESSON
"God" is the subject of the lesson
sermon which will be read at the
T.norinn home on Depot Street here
on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Among the citations wnicn com
prise the lesson-sermon will be the
following Golden text from Reve
lations, 7:12, "Blessing and Glory,
Wisdom and Thanksgiving, and
Honor and Power, and Might be
unto our God forever and ever,
Amen."
THE METHODIST CHURCH
J. G. Huggin, Jr., Pastor.
C hurch School .. ..9.45 A. M.
Morning' Worship ...l..ll :00 A, M.
Young People's Union 7 ; 15 P. M.
Evening Worship 8:00 P. M.
At the morning worship hour
the pastor will preach on the sub
ject: "The Sword of the Spirit."
Following the sermon the Sacra
ment of the Lord's Supper will be
observed.
"A Failure Who Made Good" is
the pastor's sermon subject for Sun
day evening.
WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTE
RIAN CHURCH
Dr. R. P. Walker, Minister.
The hours of worship are:
Church school 9:45.
Sermon 11.
Christian Endeavor 7.
Mid-week service Wednesday 8
p. hi.
This is Good Citizenship Sunday.
The Sunday nearest July 4th. The
U. S. flag will be in evidence. The
pastor will speak On Matt. 6:13
"Ye are the salt of the Earth."
The Influence of a good Life.
Read The Ads
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCTl
Waynesville, every Sunday, 11:00
A. M.
Canton, every 1st Sunday, 8:00
A. M.
Franklin, 2nd and 4th Sunday,
8:00 A. M.
Cherokee, every 3rd Sunday, 8:00
A- M.
Murphy, every 6th Sunday, 7:00
A. M. '.
The Purchase Of ' The
Gulf Service Station
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Corner of Main and Pigeon Streets
Household Hint
Milk furnishes the' essential
needs for gend nourishment mo re
completely and economically Hitn.
. any oler nti!:le -food, m use it
freelv in men us and for drinks.
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Son city as the Republicans string up their boners. Hereis a b gflag
Sow one of the main streets, telling everyone who doe t
K "that the city win play host to the delegate, the week of June 24.
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HALLETT S. WARD
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