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Page 12 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY. APRIL 2 Police Swoop Down On Poker Game; 32 Arrested In Heart Of Waynesville "Well, the town certainly wool Mr. and Mrs. Homer Green, of that hand," is the remark credit-' Waynesville, route 1, announce the ed to Scott Reeves, alleged oper- birth of a daughter on March 29th. a tor of a gambling center located i in the basement oi a main street miss Lois Massie, student at building which was raided on Sat- Greensboro College, has arrived to nrday night by Waynesville police. . 8pend the spring holidays here Thirty-two others were arrested wjth her narentB. Mr along with Reeves, including thir- gut Massie. ty-one patrons of the place and Albert Reeves, alleged 1 associate ! J of Scott Reeves, and brother. In the trial before the mayor here on Monday, the case against Albert Reeves was dismissed, but Scott Reeves was given a suspend ed sentence of six months and fined $30 and the costs. He was also ordered to close the place and not re-open. The thirty-one patrons are re ported to have been deep in a serious poker game when officers Tom Gilliland and Wes Patton, of the city police force, arrived upon the scene. , In the trial, all 31 were released on payment of $5.00 and the costs. and Mrs. erafa in ttt m-ncti I Hi a R9 wardens resorted to It was merely a matter of gee- headquarters m a few minutes, onds after the sounding of the first Each one made a thorough check siren in Wavnesville. and the . on his designated area, and visited FirQf TPaqT Tllonlfrtiil ca" traveling at that hour, as even' neously, silence in keeping with . wiuvuuun the strangers seemed glad to co-op- the darkness. Keceives 100 Per Cent Cooperation (Continued from, page 2) possible enemy bombing. At the entrance to each highway coming Into the three communi ties, members of the State Guard were on duty and it is said there was no trouble in stopping the whistles of the Unagusta and England-Walton companies in Hazel wood and the Junaluska Supply Company at the lake, before dark- " UTCr lue ",CB- lne Plans are underway to hold an envelopmg effect of the blackout other blackout in three weeks. The there also came almost simulta- date will be announced, but not any spot where he saw even so much as a faint glimmer of light. Citizens stayed away from phones to leave the lines clear for war- ! dens to report. : the hour of the night, according to chief air warden Clark. The warning signals will come as a surprise, and a test of the quick ness with which the communities can react will be made at that time. Following the thorough testing out of the communities ability to meet such emergencies a county wide blackout will be staged, ac cording to Bill Prevost, county chief warden. In the county-wide event the communities will be ex pected to co-operate just as closely MARRIAGES Ray, both ofVavnJM Rufus Reid Beavers V to Blanche Evelyn Sn, Canton. W SmatH Zano Hn trn Terry Cathey, of as in the smalls. a simultaneous bWi.ro',). N V"U1. CrT... Sixteen Applicants Receive Grants Of Rationing Board (Continued from page 1) hauler of livestock and farm pro ducts to market, 1 truck tire and 2 truck tubes. Frank M. Bryson, hauler of live stock and farm products to mar ket, 1 truck tire and 1 truck tube; Vaughn Palmer, transporter of employes to plants working on gov ernment contracts, with no other means of transportation, 2 station wagon tires ; Joe Gill by Lyda Parton, hauler of farm products! to market, 1 truck tire and 1 truck tube. W. D. Ketner, farm tractor use, 1 farm tractor tire and 1 farm tractor tube ; Wayne Rogers, for delivery of mail on rural route, 1 passenger car tire; Waynesville; Wholesale, wholesale grocer. 2 truck tires and 2 truck tubes; Ru fus Curtis, wholesale milk hauler, 2 truck tires and 2 truck tubes. Waynesville Laundry, hauler of laundry under T VA contract from Fontana, 2 truck tires and 2 truck tubes ; Boyd Wholesale Company, wholesale grocer, 2 truck tires and 2 truck tubes; J. L. Rathbone, hauler of fuel (obsolete), 1 truck' tire and 1 truck tube. Ed Woody, hauler of raw forest products, 2 truck tires and 1 truck tube; Earl Ramey, hauler of raw forest products, 1 truck tire and 1 truck tube; Dr. R. H. Stretcher,' practicing physician, 1 new car tire. Bethel Graduates To Get Diplomas fc (Continued from page 1) Win, Hilltry Gibson, Dillard Grooms, Halmond Hardin, Joyce Henson, William Henson, Joe Hyatt, Robert Pruitt, F. M. Queen, i Jr., Martin RogeTS, Carlos Sales, j John West, Bonnie Blaylock. Lillian Buckner, Geneva Cook, Irene Farmer, Lois Farmer, Althea Grogan, Bertie Faye Hall, Rebecca Henderson, Blanche Henson, Nora Belle Henson, Sue Kelley, Erma Lou Long, Carrie Mann, Wilma MoCants, Louise Mease, Lois Mor gan, Mary Reece, Mary Rogers. Margaret Singleton, Bobbie Lea Turner, Frances Wells, Ruth Webb, Edith West, Frances West, Eloise West, Mary Wright, Irene Russell, Frances Calhoun, Evelyn Hyatt, and Wilma Rogers. The members of the senior class of Bethel high school will present their play tonight in the school auditorium, the curtain rising promptly at 8 o'clock. They have chosen "Here Comes Charlie" by Joy Tobias, which is a comedy in three acts, and offers an evening of keen enjoyment. The cast is as follows: Nora Malone, Wilma McCants; Larry Elliott, Halmond Harding; Char lie Hopps, Frances West; Vivian Smith-Kersey, Altha Grogan; Mrs. Smith-Kersey, Lois Morgan ; Mor timer Smith,-Kersey, Robert Bur ress; Mrs. Farnham, Mary Reece; Timothy McGull, John West, and Ted Hartly, Dillard Grooms. Miss Dorothy Ricbeson, student at Peace Junior College, arrived yesterday afternoon from Raleigh and will spend the spring holi days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Richeson. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE All persons will take notice that the undersigned has qualified in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood County as Ad ministrator of the estate of Callie McDaniel, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate will present the same to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of March, 1943, or this no tice will be pleaded in bar of any right claimant may . have to re cover. All persons indebted to the estate will make immediate payment. This 25th day of March, 1942. HARDY LINER, JR. Administrator of the estate of Ji ; JL IffWH ' -r m II. Al jcgZ-r'dfA $ ft WE BOUGHT 5 TONS OF PROCTER & GAMBLE SOAPS TO BRING YOU THESE SAVINGS iSK FOR DETAILS ON HOW TO GET PROCTER & GAMBLE'S BOOK . . ."HOW TO BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME" ... WE HAVE ORDER BLANKS. ' ---iici- OXYDOL LARGE 21 GIANT DUZ (S2C Geti the dirt Protects the skin - LAVA SOAP 3 for a SOAP L-JTHE mm BEAUTIFUL WOMEN 3 FOB 25c Six MAVIS TALCUM 25c Six Gillette SHAVE CREAM . . . 9 75c Size Doan's KIDNEY PILLS 38' 50c Six ft r COCOMALT For Easter Fun PAAS DYES . -3for2Sc $1.00 Size MERCOLIZEP WAX . $1.25 Size PERUNA TONIC . . 1000 Sheets scomssuE (S3' 87' 60c Tablets YEAST FOAM 34' Soap For Cleaning Windows BON AMI 3 For 25 25c New Improved Polish O-CEDAR 190 Id Dutch LEAMSER2for;i5c. .00 For Moths SCHICK EJECTOR RAZOR FOR ONLY WITH PEG. 8 BLADES Hill 25c Size WILLIAMS TALCUM 50c Pound Fleischmann's BREWERS YEAST . 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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STORE DUZ LARGE for6!1 MEDIUM 9C GEIIPSO LARGE MEDIUM 2 for 3 0 0 0 0 (A is 0 Pi 0) () (D t 01 0 o i 1:1 01 0 3 a SM .a 5 (9 ft St !s 1 K ft ! 0 T3 Callie McDaniel, deceased. No. 1171 April 2-9-16-23-30 May 7. . 11
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