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NOVEMBER 6, 1S41 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 9 1 p iMtTTpjT n m Spend ARMIS In - "DCEAUSE there are words like Freedom, and Demo cracy, we celebrate Armistice Day. We celebrate it to honor those who were willing to lay down their lives in order to preserve these words. We celebrate it, not as a victory or an achievement, but as a tribute to those who fought for their beliefs. But though it is a day of homage and thanksgiving, it is also a day of firm resolve. For, what kind of justice would it be, if while we celebrate these Ar mistice Days, we lose what they fought to preserve? So let us, this Armistice Day, November 11, 1941, reverent ly pay our deepest respect and gratitude to those who fought, but just as reverently resolve to protect and keep what they fought for those words again Freedom and Democracy. TICE DAY Waynesville ARMISTICE DAY Program 10:00 Assembly at cemetery entrance for parade. Following units will make up parade: High School Band, State Guard, Color Guard of American Le gion, Legionnaires, all ex-service men, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, American Legion Auxiliary, Gold Star Mothers, school children from sophomore class up.. . ;v 10 :30 Parade will march down Main street to court house. 10:57 Fire siren will be sounded for a minute. 10:58 to 11:00 Church bells of community will ring. 11:00 to 11:01 Complete silence, all traffic stopped; everyone facing east. 11:01 A volley will be fired followed by taps at the court house. ' . . 11:05 Armistice program, with W. F. H. Millar, commander of American Legion- presiding. All ministers of town participating. Armistice Day address byW. Roy Francis, Parade - Band Concert - Starts At Ten O'clock Sponsored By American Legion Speaking Speaker Endorsed By Following Firms- C. N. Allen & Company Phone 48 Hazelwood W. A. Bradley's Phone 326 Hazelwood Alexander's Drug Store Phone 54-53 Waynesville National Park Department Store Waynesville .. ' Massie Department Store Phone 275 WaynesviUe UnderWood Sinclair Station Phone 9170 Waynesville Garrett Furniture Company Phone 1-J Waynesville Massie Hardware Company Phone 23 Waynesville W. W. N. C. Cafe Phone 9163 WaynesviUe The Food Store Phone 36 Waynesville Harold's Department Store . Waynesville ' Western Auto Associate Store Phone 106 WaynesviUe Henderson's Corner Phone 13 WaynesviUe The Toggery Belk-Hudson Company Phone 140 Waynesville Waynesville Pharmacy Phone 16 WaynesviUe Farmers Federation Phone 344 Waynesville R. L. Lee Coal Company Phone 4 WaynesviUe Underwood Novelty Company Phone 259-J WaynesviUe Haywood Print Shop WaynesvUle Taxi Stand Lunch Phone 2 Waynesville Underwood Lumber and Supply Co. Phone 371 Waynesville Pet Dairy Products Company Phone 10 WaynesvUle Citizen Coal Company Phone 329 Waynesville Gordon Coffee Shop Phone 176 WaynesviUe Farmers Exchange Phone 130-M Waynesville Waynesville Hardware Company Phone 71 Waynesville Watkins Chevrolet Company Phone 75 WaynesviUe W. ROY FRANCIS To Preside W. H. F. MILLAR Commander Of American Legion OBSERVE Waynesville Phone 21 WaynesviUe
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