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THE ikVAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Hardin Tok An
Active Interest In
Community Life
(Continued from page 1)
employed by the Southern Rail
way here for approximately six
years. From the position with the
Southern Railway he went with
Dicus Brothers Construction Com
pany, of Waynesville as chief book
keeper, for a period of eight years.
Ten years ago he became asso
ciated with the Standard Oil Com-
The business firms of the
community will be closed dur
ing the funeral, whatever hour
it may be, it was learned last
night from officials of the Mer
chants Association of the
Chamber of Commerce.
pany of New Jersey and has been
commission agent at their distrib
uting plant here for several years.
Mr. Hardin has been active in the
civic affairs of the town, having
served as alderman of Waynes
ville. At the time of his death
he was a member of the Haywood
County Hospital Board.
He was a member of the Way
nesville Masonic Lodgte, Junior
Order of United American Me
chanics, and a charter member of
the Lions Club.
In the latter organization he has
had a large part in all their pro
jects and programs. He served as
secretary from its formation, un
til last year when he became pres
ident. His term of office as presi
dent expired the first of this
month- and he was again elected
secretary of the club.
II.. .hoc rmo nf thn nrnmnt.ors of
the blood plasma bank sponsored J
by the Lions Club for the Hay
wood County Hospital. He served
as chairman of the blind committee
of the club and had done outstand
ing work for the children of the
community.
He had been active in the work
of the Waynesville Chamber of
Commerce, having served as a
member of the board of directors
and at one time as treasurer of the
organization.
In any worthwhile movement he
could always be counted upon to
do his part, though modest to a de
gree that often those with whom
he worked did not realize at
the time how much he contributed
of his time and interest.
Ever thoughtful of others, his
heroism on Tuesday morning when
he realized the dangers to which
others were exposed and he bent
every effort to save them, rather
than himself, was typical of his
life.
Mr. Hardin was married to Miss
Lucile Lancaster, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. E. Lancaster, of
Hendersonville, on December 23,
1928. They have two children, a
son, Robert Lauriston Hardin, age
12, and a four-year-old daughter,
Ann Lancaster.
Others surviving are his par
ents; one brother, Robert B. Har
din, of Murphy; one sister, Mrs.
Noyes C. Long, of Old Hickory,
Tenn.
Funeral plans were incomplete
late last night, and in all probabil
ity services will not be held until
Friday. Massie Funeral Home is
in charge of the arrangements.
Red Cross Here
To Make Surgical
Bandage Packs
Mrs. G. R. Easley left yester
day to take a 3-day course under
the Red Cross in making surgical
bandages. The course is being
given in Asheville. and upon com
pletion of the course, Mrs. Easley
will direct a class here to make
Waynesville's quota of 100 million
which the Red Cross needs,
H. G. Hammett, chairman of the
Haywood Red Cross, is completing
plans for a room for making the
bandages.
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Four Members Of
Caldwell Family
Buried On Tuesday
(Continued from page 1)
ed.
Mrs, Caldwell and the two chil
dren did not escape from their
home and their bodies were found
in their wrecked house near the
plant several hours after the ex
plosion. Mr. Caldwell, an employee of the
town of Waynesville, who had left
the house, suffered fatal injuries
from burns. He was rushed to the
Haywood County Hospital and died
there about three hours later.
Surviving Mr. and Mrs. Cald-
2nd Annual "Hog Eye"
Match Attracts 200
(Continued from page 1)
as prizes. Verlin Gibson, of the
Dellwood section, who is nearly
80 years old. won second place.
W. A. Bradley, in the group from
40 to 60, won first place, his prize
being hind quarter of the steer.
Dr. fl. Varrttr Parker, of Ashe
ville, won second place in this class.
In the contest lor tnose nnaer
forty, Lester Bradshaw, of the
well are three children, one son,
Tommy, of the Band Mill section,
and two daughters, Mrs. Bertha
Godfrey of Marion, and Mrs. Zebu
Ion Trammel, of Waynesville.
Maggie section, won first place
and the prize was a fore quarter.
n.iorj rionn who won SC-
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ond place in the under forty class
in the match between au wv
ond place winners, won a lore
quarter.
Rufus Sutton, of Fie Branch, of
the Maggie section, won the booby
prize of the "hide and tallow."
All during the day music was
furnished by a string band com
nosed Mark Hannah, Calvin Mes-
ser and Melvin Allen. They play
ed also for the square dance
which was held in the evening as
the grand climax to the event,
which was staged in the loft of
the new barn on the ranch.
Serving as judges for the
match were George A. Bronw, Jr.
Floyd Rippetoe, Joe Rose, of Chi
cago, W. T. Lee and James A. G.
Davey. Several scheduled to serve
on the committee of judges were
unable to be present.
A number of guests at ; the
ranch, entered the contest by
proxy, paying the regular en
trance fee and engaging one of the
local shooters to compete for them.
The match is sponsored by Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Alexander, owners
and operators of the Cataloochee
Ranch, who are interested in re
viving the amusements of the
mountain section of generations
past.'.
Among the guests were sports
men from all over Western North
Carolina, and a number from other
.states, who are here on vacations.
Bethel Method;
Make Study of Af
ine woman's societv .
tian Serv.ce studied 'u-
their regular month,
meeting recently
present, at the hom.
Wells. '"'a
The devotional Wa ; ,
Mrs. W. P. 1WH
I. A. McLain, with (TJ
maps, presented an ,.7 H
timely discussion of
nu provinces 0f A7.
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be carried beyond Sunday even
ing's services, he said yesterday.
Services will be held this morn
ing and Friday morning at ten,
Rev, Mr. Hammett said. Rev. Mr.
Canipe will preach at both the
morning and evening services Sun-day.
Special prayer services are held
each evening for fifteen minutes
for all ages juniors, intermedi
ates, young people, men and worn
en, meeting in separate groups.
Special Venire Jury To
Hear Kidnapping; Case
(Continued from page 1)
out fires.
The state took a hoi pros for
lack of evidence in the case against
M an d e 1 Woodward, Charlie
Woodward a n d Roscoe Messer,
involving their part in Lowe Clark
drinking liquor said to have been
poisoned, causing his death, and
Melton Messer was made violently
ill from some of the same whiskey.
The case has been on the docket
since November, 1941 term of
court.
The case of Myrtle Cullins and
Catherine Lenoir, (colored),
charged with the murder of their
father, Oscar Lenoir, which has
been continued since the November,
1941 term of court, is also on the
docket for trial this week.
The case of Walter Haley, charg
ed with first degree burglary, wlil
be tried before the court adjourns.
Haley is alleged to have entered
the home of John Norris on the
night of July 4th. The gTand
jury returned a true bill against
Haley the first day of the court
Cases disposed of since Monday
include:
Clarence Parker, driving drunk,
was fined $50 and the costs and his
license revoked.
Aananias Higlitower, for public
drunkenness was give 30 days on
the roads.
Joe Cope, for house breaking,
larceny and receiving, was given
12 months on the roads and sus
pended sentence to state prison
on good behavior. ' ;
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