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Page t oUgdou (D) THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER bars 'nFTHB people i Miss Ethel Craig-"I like to live in this communty because of the good people, the climate, and the ecenery." ' h Francis Massie "I like to live here because I think we have one of the best business opportunities facing us here than anywhere else in Western North Carolina." laed from page 2)- land, good wurib. J? good manufacturing r,ddv-"I like to live S my hand jStfna, because of the fld fresh air we don t inhere else to find t place like home.' ,. fZR like . to live !Lit'g a good quiet con zZm, good climate, and f sore possibilities than any faction of the country." I . "T -Ji like to J gteiruigci. . -- C, because I like tne people diMte and it's the best jBveinl Know 01- .j. n..i"T like to live Lose of the climate, people, iirtndbest ol an tne usuing. Ipirkn8n-"I like to live teWM of the climate, be jc the people that live here." 'aaCildwell "I -like to live TipiesVille because of the M climate, the good peo A tsa beautiful scenery." tOumbers, Jr "I like to st because I think it is the jsMiuiiity ever put on earth." Km Bibhan "I like to live because of the very healthy k tie climate is ideal for It fith hay fever from a lower a, and Waynesville in my ition in the nicest communitv m North Carolina, the 1 ue the most hospitable in lie and the town is the clean limit of anywhere." !, Hudson "I like to live ttause the climate is ideal, fie are very congenial and ifii prosperous." I Howell "I like to live wause of the wonderful en- lent, and the beautiful scen- I. Garrett"! like to live id do business here because H people in the world live "MI mean that." feMabel Coffey "I like to live .awn I like the people bet- iJ anv UrWa ol : Bke the weather and I think faroesville's towns in Western North nana also the good moun "w we have here and the mountain scenery." jl Balentine "In the first f have good people, then M"U the best there is i18. winter and summer, then n4 i. . .... fLl reauwuI country, V"" nt to nve anywhere iUtkin8-"FirSt of all on .""the friendliness of the iwe grandeur of its scen gti ideal all year round t u'Se WlMvta.J (IT i - . ittw of the friendly peo- tWu Climate. anA 1 u i J Pxxi living means .' ting. We serve p th best foods. fii' In Choice wUOiaO W-W.N.C. GRADE "A" CAFE "Hurst Bur gin "I like to live in this community because of the good climate, good water, beautiful scenery and good old .mountain folks.': J. C. Brown "Mv worV Iiptw w pleasant as well as challenging; because its people and it traditions are rich in the things which have made- men famous and America great, those traditions are pass ed on to my children by associa tions with Wayneville's adults and young people; because God made Waynesville beautiful and its peo ple have kept it so; because ac quaintances have ripened into friendships and friendships into sympathetic understanding." H. "B. Milner "I like to live here because of the climate, the good people, and, well, just every thing in general" Claude Allien "I like to live here because we have the best cli mate in the world and the best people in the world." Ralph L. Summerrow "One of the many reasons why I like to live in this community is the acquain tances and associations with its inhabitants." W; G. Byers "The best reason I can give is the friendliness and generousity of its citizens." W. A. Bradley "Because it's the best community I know of in every way." C. C Francis "I like to live here because we have the best people and the best climate in the world." : : Jule Noland "I was born and raised here and there's no other place to live in." Mrs. Ralph Ensley MI like to live here because of the wonderful climate. . J. E. Barr "I like to live here because I think it is the most equit able climate in the world, seldom too warm and never very cold, and we're continually in the midst of beautiful scenery and surrounded by fine people." Mrs. E. T. Duckett "I like to live here more than anything be cause of the good healthy climate, (Continued on page 12) Something To Crow About ! Lake Junaluska - - Waynesville - - Hazelwood & mm pumsi Every Natural Advantage One Could Want By Working Together This Can Be Made An Even Better Place To Live - - AND NOW COMES THE COMMUNITY - WIDE -BETTERMENT CAMPAIGN STARTS TORM All Community Activities Included in Budget of The Chamber of Commerce FOR FOR INDUSTRY TOURISTS Labor Day Entertainment FOR AGRICULTURE Livestock Show TfflS YEAR ONE DRIVE - NO OVERLAPPING BUDGETS ONE CONSTRUCTIVE and PRACTICAL PROGRAM FOR ENTIRE COMMUNITY RESULT- A BIGGER, BETTER COMMUNITY GO TO BAT FOR YOUR COMMUNITY A community worth living In, is worth working for . . . it is worth boosting. You are willing to make a living in this community, so you should be just as willing to do your part in making it a better place to live. One of the best investments you can make is in YOUR COMMUNITY. .i ?&cDj to LIVEiMlv( y A I4AVW00O C0UN1 V jSCi VJS NORTH CAROUNAXjfJ-. This Program Inaugurated By The Entire Board Of Directors Of The Chamber of Commerce BILL PREVOST, PRESIDENT J. DALE STENTZ, SECRETARY PAUL DAVIS, TREASURER R. B. Davenport Bill Prevost William Chambers Felix Stovall Bill Ray DIRECTORS Harold Massie J. C. Lynn R. N. Barber James Queen M. T. Bridges Paul Davis J. W. Killian C. A. George Mrs. Grady Boyd Spauldon Underwood Dill J. Howell Two Parkway Jobs And Two Highway Projects Going Hundreds Of Men Getting Work On The Jobs Which Will Provide Excellent More than a million dollars worth of road construction is now underway near here, all of it wHl serve this particular community. The largest projects are the two sections of the Parkway which are under construction one at Soco Gap and the other at Beech Gap. Two state roads, running: into several hundred thousand dollars are also giving a large number of men work. These jobs are on the project from Soco Gap to Cherokee and from Cruso to the top of the mountain on the Brevard road. The Parkway project at Beech Gap was started a year ago, and the grading has been completed to the 600-foot tunnel, which has been cut through the mountain. From here, one of the best views in the section can be had. The other Parkway project at Soco Gap, started about the first of April, and splendid progress has been made. Some of the largest road equipment ever brought into this section is now being used on the job. There are three tunnels in the seven miles. , The state road from Soco Gap to Cherokee, is scheduled to be opened early this fall. This road will put Cherokee about 12 miles nearer this community, and givea another motor loop through some of the most scenic sections of this end of the state, A large crew of men are widening and grading the road from Cruso up the mountain on the Brevard Highway. This 7-mile section Will give an improved road all the way to Brevard, and make it possible to go from here to the county seat of Transylvania in about an hour. The enrpllees of the CCC camp at Cataloochee have made several major improvements on roads in that area during the past year. Taken as a whole, this county has many splendid roads, which gives many scenic drives, as well as quick access to nearby counties. All of this is another reason why this is a' good community in which to live. This Community Has Excellent Mail Services . This Community has a mail service Which enables business houses to contact the outside world with much speed. Letters mailed here at 4:15 in the afternoon are in New York the next morning by eight, when air mail is used, Straight mailing gets there about noon. Mail leaving New York at four o'clock in the afternoon arrives in Waynesville the next morning at 10:35. The first mail going east leaves' here at 8:10. Another mail leave at 11:55 and the third at 4:15. The schedule is as follows: East closes: For points East, West, North and South, 8:10 a. m. (Possible change move up ' 15 minutes starting Sunday.) West closes: For Murphy and Waynesville stations 9:50 a. m. East closes; Points South, East, North and West 11:55 a. m. East closes:. Points North, South, East and West 4il5 p. m. Daily except Sunday. West closes: Murphy and Way nesville stations 4:25 p. m. o a? good 3 M J& PLACE 51 C TO LIVE VV f(yiXinunn) mmtmm county . YN. HOKTH CAKOUH SVV and this is the place to bring your prescriptions. REGISTERED DRUGGIST WAYNESVILLE PHARMACY Main St. A. Gorge Phone 16
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