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APRIL 30, 1942 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 5 Society ! efpr Dunald Stewart 3&TAZlr nn Sixth ,1.) Stewart, son of W.!TZr n Stewart, cele- . M.rsl. .u birthday anni- l Waynesville Kin ...n.K he attends on felons on the b rthday I was servcu n KwhJhe young host's RtPwart. and Miss her, .' " ...... Hprman. . . r v Herman, kinde'rga'-ten classes, lead 1 ,11 in a number of gam enjoying the affair were: Ann Bowles, Jacqueline Dotrik. Ann Williamson Anm Lee Prevost, Helen i..i;na sieve uio.". - Ldermilk, and Jeff Reece. rne fcvost, r-hter of Wilmington, an Indine some time here with rel res-' '.'1'-' ' ... kill Blalock, who recently ac- nt the week-end here with his ... v klrs Paul uavis anu eiuau P"" ,J!.. hter. Carolyn, are spenumg week with relatives in Shelby, . . . 1 .J. 1 1. Mrs. Tillman r isner leu last k for Portsmouth, va., wnere -joined Mr. Fisher, who holds hosition mere. Etr and .Mrs,. ureeK waaaeii nt the week-end in Asheville h the latter's parents, Mr. and M. H. Rice. . ...: llrs. J E. Whisenhunt, of Swan i ; . i j i . loa, spent tne ween-ena nere li her daughter and son-in-law, and Mrs. Sam Lane. ... Ir. and Mrs. L. C. Waddell had heir guests over the week-end, k Mamie Odem and Miss Nora kenbalm, of Bristol, Va. lliss Bobbie Rhinehart has re ined home after spending one k in Atlanta, and one in Ar fcton, Va., with friends. Urs, Matt Ketner and small Wilmington, are he Woman's Missionary Union the Hazelwood Baptist church meet as a circle at the home of , J. M. Woodward, Thursday, ll 30th, at 2:30 o'clock. .' llr. and Mrs. Fred Allison had their guest over the week-end, Is Lucile Smith, of Sylva. a Ir.d. . WANT ADS R SALE Lawn mower in ex llent condition. Price $6.00. an be seen at Ray's Flower hop. j April 30 R SALE Six room house with ith, corner lot 125x200 feet hmd Erkraft Novelty Shop. riced for immediate sale. See red Farmer, Hazelwood. It 1ST OR STRAYED A red Cock r Spaniel, answers to name of Buckie." Eieht months old. M wllar without name. He ard. Call Mr. and Mrs. R. R favenport, Phone 10. April 30 iR SALE Two houses and good 'e lot, just outside city limits, car Asheville road. $2,000.00. e would like listings on small farms. We have cash customers. Je L.. N, Davis Co.. Real Estate. fisurance. Ask for Mr. Stone. Pnl 30. .' : N'TED an enersretie hm to frry newspaper route. EymI. f nt territnrv A i rri fountaineer. . ' - , JALL house for rent v-rawiord. Mrs. W. Apr 30 KENT- ThrPA-rnnTYl onai-f ent Furnished or unfurnish-f- Reasonably priced. Apply Main street. Phone 163-j! I Moth Sd Baqa. Weds On April 2nd MRS. JAMES REID, who before her marriage on April 2, in Louis ville, Miss., to Private Reed, now stationed at Fort Jackson, was Miss Leuna Carver, daughter of Mrs. Stella Carver. Frank C. Boyd, U.S. Navy Here On Furlough Frank C. Boyd, Second Carpen ter U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Boyd, arrived this week for the first visit with his family since he entered the service four years ago. He has been stationed on the U. S. S. Raleigh and was in Pearl Harbor the eventful nieht of Dec. 7th. Following his visit with his family he will return to San Fran cisco and join his ship. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Floyd s Rippetoe. Jr., of Miami, Fla., announce the birth of a daughter, on April 28, Mother and daughter are doing nicely, ' Mrs. Joe M. Turbyfill, of Hast ings, Neb., widow of the late Joe M. Turbyfill, of Waynesville and Hastings, will arrive next Tues day for a visit with her mother-in-law. Mrs. P. L. Turbyfill. Mrs. John Ferguson spent last week in Arlington, Va., with rel atives.' ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryson, of Stuart, Fla., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Winchester, the latter's parents. THE ATTICS ALWAYS THE : BEST And many a woman has helped her husband to the top of the ladder and then left him there while she decided where else the picture might look good. Central of Georgia Magazine. Army Recruiting Mobile Unit Here Today, Tomorrow An army recruiting unit will spend today and tomorrow in town located at Smith's Drug Store on Main street. They will receive ap plications for volunteers for army air corps and regular army train ing. - , Any young man who has reach ed his 18th birthday is eligible to make application. The applicants win ue rererred to the nearest aviation examining board for phy sical ana mental examinations. Young men between 18 and 19 are invited to enlist for aviation cadet training and all men be tween the ages of 18 and 45 are eligible for enlistment in the army. DEATHS MISS CLARINE SCRUGGS Last rites were held Tuesday af ternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the Allen's Creek Baptist church for Miss Clarine Scruggs, 23, who died at 11:00 o'clock a. m. in a Ral eigh hospital. The Rev. Bill Sor- rells officiated. Burial was in Greenhill cemetery. Pallbearers were: David Tay lor, Clarence Taylor, Harry Mash- burn, Red Farmer, Dave Wiggins, and Robert Wyatt. In charge of the flowers were: Miss Mary Mock, Miss Mary Med- ford, Miss May Scruggs, Miss Bon nie Mills, and Miss Irene Truitt. Surviving are the father. Lee Scruggs; one sister, Miss Mildred Scruggs; six brothers, Harry. Gor don, and Ruf us, of Waynesville, Koscoe, of Newport News, Va Corporal Milford Scruggs, of Camp uoraon, Augusta, Ga., and Private Glenn Scruggs, stationed some where in Australia. Weds In Clayton ';7 : MRS. FRANK JAYNES Funeral services were conduct ed on Wednesday afternoon at Long's Chapel at 3:30 o'clock for Mrs. Flossie Carnes Jaynes, 41, wife of Frank Jaynes, who died Monday at 4:25 p. m. The Rev. Miles McLean, pastor of the churchy and Rev. A. J. Quick offi ciated. Pallbearers were Alton Size- more, George Robinson, Wayne Medford, Arthur Robinson, Ray Medf ord, and Frank Chambers. Surviving are the husband; par ents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Carnes of Route 2, Waynesville; five sis ters, Mrs. Elbert Long, of Clay ton, Ga., Mrs. V. H. Banks, of Can ton, Mrs. Lawrence Chanley, Mrs Buford Rogers, and Mrs. Hugh Russell, all of Waynesville, Route 2 BOILING DOWN "Highway safety, boiled down, is simply a matter of highway courtesy," says J. I. Banish, form er president of the National Safe ty Council. And where safety won't boil down to courtesy, hard- boiled enforcement will help. Louisville Courier. AMERICAN PLACE NAMES An odd-lot from United States Postal Guide : Inspiration, Ariz., Occupacla, Va., Veribest, Texas and Moosic, Pa. New Hampshire has sent one of her sons to the White House Franklin Pierce, elected President of the United States in 1852. RENT A SINGER Vacuum Cleaner FOR SPRING CLEANING Rent by day or week. : Your choice of hand or floor model Phone 343-J ' Singer Service Church Street REMEMBER YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT BELK'S All Spring and v- SUITS Now On Sale At HALF PRICE Starting this morning, four packed racks of lovely coats and suits will go on sale the prices hare been CUT IN HALF. Come early, get your choice of these real honest-to-goodness bargains. Waynesville Masonic ' Lodge To Meet Friday The Waynesville lodge, Number 259 A. F. and A. M., will hold the regular communication on Friday night, May 1st, at 8:00 o'clock. An interesting program has been ar ranged by the program committee. Members are urged to attend and visitors are cordially invited to at tend, according to W. A. Abel, Master, and W. H. Owen and J. S. Davis, wardens. Marcus Rose Now In 82nd All American Private Daniel Marcus Rose, who is stationed at Camp Claiborne, La., is now in the famous 82nd All American division. The divisional insignia is AA in red and blue and is worn on the shoulder of the uniforms. A single domestic hot water Funny nobody ever thought of boiler would yield enough steel foi selling pads of wall paper for a 37-mm gun. kids to write on. Drivers' License Mrs. ray SHOAF, who before ' examiner to l ake Special her marriage in Clayton, Ga., on Two W eek S Training April 9th, was Miss Elizabeth Put-1 man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' A. L. Allison, local drivers' li D. L. Putman, of Lake Junaluska. censes examiner will be out of town irom the 4th ol May through the 16th, it was learned yesterday. Mr. Allison will be attending a special training school in Raleigh for all examiners in the state. The school is being conducted by the de partment of Motor Vehicles with assistant representatives of the National Safety Council, in co-operation with the American Asso ciation of Motor Vehicles Administrators, Mrs. Ramsey aud Family Attended Funeral of Her Father Sunday Jonathan Case, father of Mrs. J. G. Ramsey, of Waynesville, died last Thursday in an Asheville hospital. Funeral services were held in the Refnge Baptict church at Dana, in Henderson county on Sunday afternoon at 2;00 o'clock. Attending the funeral from here were, Mr. and Mrs. J, G. Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Ramsey, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Rufus Queen, and Bobbie Ramsey, and Betty Lou Queen. PSA Rufus Ratcliff Now in Camp Polk, La. PSA Rufus Ratcliff, of the 489th F. A. B. N. Service Amn. of the 7th Armed Division is stationed at Camp Polk, La. RUBBER Collection of used rubber in the farm scrap drive will be a vital aid toward keeping rubber-reclaiming plants operating on the scale now considered necessary. NOTICE All my accounts not paid on or before May 15, 1942, will be in the hands of Pearl Lesley Johnson, Attorney, Depot Street, for col lection. E. C. MOODY. No. 1181 April 30-May 7. Jewelry Is ,n-ii i ' (f mux ji . j We Have- Benrus Watches Waltham Watches Elgin Watches Gruen Watches Bracelets Military Sets Wellsbro Watches Lockets Crosses Bill Folds Rings Tie Sets and Chains Schaffer Pen and Pencils Our storks are complete yau can make Helvetians easily here Reliable Jewelers 'Credit With A Smile" Main Street Waynesville REMEMBER YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT BELK'S Ladies: Your Here are a few specials from our Household Department Sheets & Pillow Cases For this event only. Fine Muslin Cannon first quality SHEETS - $1.34 each 81x99 and 72x99 Beautiful Cannon 42x36 Pillow Cases each 370 Large Selection Heirloom ; CAES - 15C (42x36 inches) Beautiful 42x36 Montaum CASE S -- -151 Sleepy Hollow SHEETS 990 (81x99 inches Special On Curtains Latest patterns in Cottage Curtains 790 or 2 pairs $1.50 With white background with figures in red, green, blue or black. Ruffied, Lace or Straight CURTAINS - - - - $1 Wm Assorted colors of Krinkle , Spreads 690 (80x105 inches) Beautiful cotton and rayon Turffed Spreads -$1.98 Special--Lovely framed PICTURES 880 Size 20x26, a buy that means a VALUE. 7 ' I u . .SbMbj,.... . : Scalopped Edge Stevens Spreads - $3.48 Basket Weave -aU colors Congoleum Gold Seal and Weartex '' Lineolum Rugs Take your choice from our large stock. These prices are rock bottom. 3.95 te 7.95 S92.98to3.95 6x9 f QQ O QQ feet Look At These Specials Now is the time to buy Window Shades 590 Plain or fringe bottom, standard sizth, in ecru or green. Here's A Value 7-Way Floor Lamp 4.95 Beautiful shades, and a value we can't repeat. Choose from Many Gorgeous Table Lamps 1.29 Your choice of many desisgns ot bases. All well-built, and will give many years of service. Large Selection of. Cushion Pillows - - - - 480 Floral designs, cotton fillings with Cretonne cover or Kapok filling with Chintz covers. Buy several of - these. "" 1 Pictured and Flowered Top Card Tables - 970 Sturdy, well-built for service Beautiful High Quality Curtain Material 100-150-190 yd. In ecru, white, peach or cream. Several patterns. Metal Bound Serviceable A Waste Baskets 120. In many patterns and colors. A bargain. Basket-Weave Large Size Clothes Hampers $1.48 In ivory, lavender and green. Worth much more. Throw Rugs $1 The real buy of the season. Oval or oblong shape. Some with bound edges, . others with fringe. Many designs. All with burlap back ing. 24x41 inches. Also other popular sizes. (Others $1.48, $3.95) Central Cleaners Phone 113 Belti-CUudson Co. The Home Of Better Values" BELK HUDSON COMPANY "The Home Of Better Values"
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