THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,
Page 12
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Two Murder Cases
To Be Continued
Until July Term
(Continued from page one)
a month for their support.
Sykes Ledford, charged with
larceny, was given 15 months sus
pended sentence for five years and
was placed on probation.
Howard Ricker, charged with as
sault, was sentenced to 12 months
hard work on the roads.
Charles J. Burnett, charged
with driving while drunk, was fined
$50 and the costs of the action.
Iolet Jenkins, charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon, was
ordered to pay the costs of the ac
tion and $25 to the prosecuting
witness, and he and his family to
attend church and Sunday school
regularly for a period of eight
years, unless unavoidably detained
at home.
The following divorces were
granted : Beulah Potts from George
C. Potts; W. J. Allen from Belle I
Allen ; Juanita Sumner from Rich
ard Sumner ; and Gertrude Subor
from Odell Subor.
Many Students
Are On Hazelwood
Honor Roll
Lawrence Leatherwood, princi
pal, has announced the honor roll
for the Hazelwood school for the
month of January:
First grade: Nancy Bischoff,
Patsy Blalock, Richard Hoyle, Roy
Mathis, Wade McGaha, Helen Jean 'Betty Sue Sheehan, Junior Snyder. ! (vkiriH Sjhfinl
Fifth grade: Barbara Milner, iwuvv iwsw
Knight
Second grade: Cathleen Creas
man, Lucille Crawford, Carmen
Green, Terry Swanger, Carolyn
Wyatt, Carroll Swanger.
Third grade: Dorothy Creasman,
Martha Creasman, Sidney Green,
Jimmy Swift, Samuel Mehaffey,
Ruf us Curtis, Boyce Powers.
Fourth grade: Mary Ann James,
Patsy Rogers, Joy Wyatt, Bobby li PrACPtltfi
Queen, Amon Lee Swanger, Jim X OVliHj X J.CSC11LO
Sixth grade: Gerald Bruce, Dor- Play Friday Night
othy Cos-dill. Flora Hvatt. Bernice
Smathers. Sidnev Rudisal. Gordon The members of the faculty of . the Crabtree school.
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the Crabtree school will present rrOgraiU Al UlUso Clnl
"Solo Flight", a comedy which af-j .. S
fords an evening of good clean "" u. Keitzel, assistant
fun. .' ,arm aeent Bnd MatfJ
The play is being sponsored by ; garet Smith, home demons
the faculty as a benefit perform- j agent, were special guesta of
ance for the athletic association of .Cruso 4H Cjub at th . "
meetinsr held during tu.
The faculty has been rehearsing , M Reitze, . l
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MOVE TO NEWPORT NEWS Setzer has a position in the New-' scheduled to attract a large audi- - - - 1 wun th U
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Setzer of Mag- port News Shipbuilding and Dry- ence. The curtain will rise at "a s"nl" uemonstrated W
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DEATHS
MRS. JOHN SUTTON
Last rites were held on Wednes
day morning at 11 o'clock at the
home on Upper Cove Creek for
Mrs. Matilda Sutton, 72, wife of
John Sutton, who died at 8 o'clock
P. M, Monday at the home of her
son George Sutton on the Asheville
Road. The Rev. Frank Leather
wood officiated. Burial was in the
Upper Cove Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Sutton is survived by her
husband, five sons, George Sutton,
of Waynesvile; Pearson, Nealas,
Harrison and Robert, all of Cove
Creek; four daughters, Mrs. Zora
Silvers, Mrs. Nancy Messer, Mrs.
Mandy Franklin and Mrs. Frankie
Franklin, all of Cove Creek; one
sister, Mrs. Caroline Burgess, of
Cove Creek; a large number of
grandchildren and several great
grandchildren.
GERALD FRANKLIN
funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the Spring Hill Baptist Church near
Canton for Gerald Franklin, five-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Franklin, who reside near Beth
el, the child having died at 9:30
Friday morning in the Haywood
County Hospital. His death, fol
lowed by a short illness, was due
to pneumonia. Officiating were Rev.
Thomas Erwin and the Rev. Bail
Rogers. Burial was in the Long's
Church cemetery in Henson Cove.
Surviving are the parents; three
brothers, Charles, Raymond, and
Earl; three sisters, Wilms, Pear
lene and Emily, and his maternal
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Mark
Shipman.
Wells funeral home In Canton
was in charge of the arrangement!.
Schedule Given
Of Home Clubs For
Last Of Month
The schedule for the home dem
onstration clubs of the county for
the latter part of February include:
Ratcliff. Cove dub with Mrs. Ray
Miller, to meet at 2 o'clock on
Monday, the 23rd.
The Clyde club will meet with
Mrs. John Rhinehart on Tuesday,
the 14th, The Cecil club will meet
with Mrs. George Boom at 2 o'clock
on Wednesday, the 25th.
The West Canton club will meet
with Mrs. Edwin Walker at 2
o'clock on Thursday, the 26th. The
Junaluska club meeting will be
held with Mrs. C. G. Medford at
2 o'clock on Friday, the 27th.
WANT ADS
LOST A - man's J gin watch
i Nickle case, 15 'jewel No ring.
Return to J. I. Green. Reward
offered. F12
FOR RENT a small housekeep
ing apartment. Reasonable
Apply to Dr. I. B. Funke or
Phone 163-J. , F 12
FOR SALE 28 V4 acres. In Cand
ler, Buncombe county. Highway
runs through place, also stone
road with light and phone lines
crossing place. T. P. ' VENS,
144 Academy street, Cnton, N.
C. 12-19-26.
BE SURE to attend "Solo Flight"
to be presented by faculty of
Crabtree School on Friday night.
Admission 15 and 25 cents. Bene
fit Athletic Association. Feb. 12.
DOGWOOD LOGS WANTED
Spot cash. Write Medgentrs
Mills, P. O. Box 45, Asheville, N.
C, or call at plant, Fairview
Road, Biltmore.
Jan. 22-29-Feb. 5-12.
FOR SALE 1937 Tudor Ford se
dan. Reconditioned, with new
tires. See Jerry Liner, Lake
Junaluska. Feb. 5-12
FOR RENT Two new 4-room
houses and one new 5-room
house at Lake Junaluska. See
Jerry Liner. Feb. 6-12
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