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TpAy, AUGUST 20, 1942 (ONE DAY NEARER VICTORY) m Truett, Bishop hes To Be On w)oram At LaKe I (Crfltii.ued from pair. 1) THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 5 I ..:affllv 50 more per h Prn's court and num- t"1 !f-ioating in the program l-lrtrd for the diver- P 4 the aueen and her court. srve as master monies" Miss Elizabeth ,m"f Asheville, has been P . maid of honor and Miss P , Ashley, of Nasnvme, rline nneen will- officiate tranter of the crown to the ,.ofl J Jimiuon" " sue"-. J ... -n P" 11 i'!(nr decorative if and flap-8 of America and her ! . Jill be featured, L Hughes sermon series opn tZv evening and he speaks I . Wednesday morning. He is crammed ior . w speak on ic . "it Lh.bald Rutlede, poet-lau- e of South carunim,. uU uui iiish scholar, delighted a Juna- i lecture on ohbrcbcoio, Thursday morning the subject, "Why I Believe In hst. . . . hile the lake's assemoiy sea below last year in Udance, being about one-third it has been noteworiny inai knee on the church-spon- Lj summer schools and assent- Is has been the largest in. ms- The decrease has been large- tourist and vacationest Lj and is attributed largely to uline and tire rationing. fro- n interest has maintained a water mark throughout and end of the season only ten : auav irood audiences are on lid at all services in the audi- lum. Ag. 23-30, the eleventh and king week of the season : will tture the annual "preaching pe- 1." Bishops faul u. K.ern, oi hvillo TVnn.. and Charles f!. jlecman,' of Oklahoma City, will the piatiorm preacners auring period. Following Men In Service Around theAVorld This column is devoted to news of men serving their country. Such news is solicited from parents and friends of these men. When writing, be sure to sign your name. "Remember Pearl Harbor" kth Claims V :r ' ti. "r jirs. w. ii. Liner; ites Held Sunday L (Continued from page 1) Then MrOarlcpn. Rnbppt. V elch. Haze Alley, Judge Felix Allev. E. H. Balentine W. W per, Albert Abel, James Car le, Marion T. Bridges, George haffey. Boone Fereruson. C. B, Isaflook, Will Corzine, G. C. tt, George Bischcoff and Buster jlish. Mis, Liner had resided here for m than thirty years. She was iative of Macon, Ga., the daugh r of the late Samuel nnrl Pnrrio pt, of Macon. She was an Ww member of the First Rantfaf turch and was prominently identi i with the women's clubs of the Immunity. She was a member the Civic League and the Wo- in'j Club, and bar! maiia montr fiends during her residence in this r .ion. Surviving are her husband, Dr. ' H. Liner- nno Hauotifo.. M. PM Corn, of Johnson City, Tenn., Id one son. S: .Too T in w.. ... ' " v i , vx tt aj - jmile; two grandchildren, Ther h Alley, and S. Joe Liner, Jr., ffcof Waynesville; three nieces, THE FIRE-SIREN'S" K hav you CALL N. Davis & Co. ;1 Estate-Rentals Insurant stifactwn With Safety" 1'iaiu our eel Going To California' Pvt. James Franklin cpenas a uays At Home Private James Franklin, of Way nesville, who is now stationed at Camp Gordon, spent a three days furlough here with his mother, Mrs. Pearl Franklin. He has been in the service 23 months. Larry H. Cagle, seaman first class, of the United States Naval Reserve, spent last week on a fur lough with his wife and other rel atives. He is the son of the late Judge and Mrs. D. M. Cagle, of Clyde. He has completed his basic mili tary training at Camp Allen in Norfolk, Va., and at present is located at Camp Bradford in Nor folk. Upon leaving Camp Brad ford he will be located at Huemene, Calif., for further training. Before volunteering on April 15, Mr. Cagle was judge of Clyde po lice court and had been connected with the bookmill of the Champion Fibre Co., for 9 years. Mrs. Cagle is the former Miss Iris Chafin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thad O. Chafin. William Medford Enlists In Army Engineers Corps William Medford, son . of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Medford, route two, spent the week-end here, on a three day pass from Fort Belvoir, Va., where he is stationed with the army engineering corps. Mr. Medford volunteered and entered the ser vice seven weeks ago. For the past eighteen months he has been with the shipyards at Newport' News. : C. B. McCrary To Head REA Group In Haywood County (Continued from page one) as superintendent ef the corpor ation for the past three years, was highly commended for his splen did work. Recognition was also extended to R. E. Sentelle, attorn ey for the organization. Action was taken during the bus iness session to change the name of the corporation from the Cruso Electric Membership Corporation to Haywood Electric Membership Corporation. Before the action becomes legal the change will have to be made on the charter in Ral eigh., ; ", It was decided to have the an nual meeting date changed from August 16th to the fourth Sunday in August. . A number of contests were held during the day with prizes offered the winners. At noon lunch was served by a committee of women made up of groups from every township in the county. Pvt.' Wm. S Jenkins Visits Family In County Private William S. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Jenkins, cf the White Oak section, who is sta tioned at Fort Jackson, is spending a ten days furlough with his fam ily Private Jenkins volunteered in the regular army two years ago and is attached to the Eighth Division. Pvt. Roy B. McCracken Has 15 Day Furlough Private Roy B. McCracken, U. S. air corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howell McCracken, who is station ed at Sheppard Field, Witchitta Falls, Texas, is home on a 15 days' furlough. Pvt. McCracken, who volunteered, has been in the service for one year. Pvt. Randolph Wyatt Home On Short Furlough Private Randolph Wyatt, son of James Wyatt, of Waynesville, who is now stationed at Fort Jackson, spent three days here during the week visiting relatives. He has been in the service for the past 23 months. Pvt. Hugh Rogers Spent Week-end At Home Private Hugh Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers, of Crab tree, who is stationed at Fort Jackson, spent the week-end in the county with his family. Private Rogers has been in the service three months. Pvt. Ulysses McClure Home For Ten Days private Ulysses McClure, of Fort Benning, Ga., son of Fuller McClure, of the Allen's Creek sec tion, is spending ten days here with his family. He has been in the service for nearly two years. He volunteered on Nov. 6. 1940, and was sent to Fort Benning, where he was stationed for seven months. From there he was trans ferred to Camp Booie, Texas, where he remained for 13 months, and has recently been transferred back to Fort Benning. William Howard Haney Receives Promotion Private William Howard Haney, son of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Haney, who is stationed at the U, S. air naval base in Rhode Island, has been promoted from private, first class to technical corporal. Corporal Haney entered the ser vice on .November 14, 1941. He re cently returned to his post after spending a few days here with his parents. Lt. James M. Davis Is Promoted to Captain James M. Davis, first lieutenant, U. S. Army of Hazel wood, who is now stationed at Fort Benning, Ga-, was promoted to captain on July 22nd. Captain Davis left here in September 1940, with the local company ' H " and has been stationed at Fort Jackson until recently. ! Prior to his entering the service he held a position with the A. C, Lawrence Leather Company, Ha-zelwood. Lt. Ernest L. Withers Jr., Here On Leave Lt. Ernest L- Withers, Jr., U, S. air corps, who is stationed at Kess ler Field, Miss., is spending this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Withers. Lt. Withers volunteered in September, 1941, and received his basic training at Kessler Field. From there he was sent to U. S. air corps officers training school at Miami Beach. After receiving his commission he was returned to Kessler Field for duty. :' ;"'; Prior to his entering the ser vice, Lt. Withers held a position with the Red Rock Company, of Atlanta and was in the field or ganization of the firm- Mrs E H- Farmer, of Waynes ville, Mrs. Carrie Williams and t :ii;r, ror,in: of Memphis, and one nephew, Leo Wolf, of Union, Miss. James S. Queen Receives Commission In U. S. Navy James S. Queen, local attorney, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Queen, has been commissioned an ensign in the U. S. Navy. On July 27th, he was ordered to re port for active duty and was as signed to the Naval Midshipman's school at Northwestern universi ty, Chicago. He is taking a two month's indoctrination course in naval tactics. Upon completion of the course Ensign Queen will be assigned to duty with the U. S fleet.' ' .Ensign Queen is a graduate of the local high school and received his A. B. and law degrees from the University of North Carolina. Mrs. Queen, who was the former Miss Marian Mclilenegnan, is now with her parents, at their home in Raleigh. LEWIS AT CAMP POLK Private Clarence A. Lewis is now stationed with the 11th Ar mored Division at Camp Polk, La. This is one of Uncle Sam's newest armored divisions. Private Lewis is the son of Mrs. M. Lewis, route two. The steel in one hand cornshell- er would make three 6-inch shells. Another reason the Japs failed to pull off their "spring offensive" against Australia may be the fact that it's autumn Dawn Under now. Rev.H.G.Hammett Elected Head Of Haywood Baptists (Continued from page 1) I Leatherwood, retiring moderator, 1 presiding. A number of outstanding speak ers from other sections were pres ent for the meeting including Dr. J. V. Dawes, missionary to China for the past 44 years; Dr. I. G. Greer, head of the Baptist 'Orphanage at Thomasville; Dr. I Smith Hagarman, of the Baptist I Hospital' in Winston-Salem; Rev. M, H. Kendall, of the Mars Hill faculty, and Dr. Jacob Gartenhaus, of Atlanta, field secretary of the Home Mission board, who made the principal address on Wednesday evening, Rev. T. H. Pan-is, pastor of the Clyde Baptist church, delivered the sermon, taking as his subject theme, "The Great Command," Others on the program included, Winfred Hughes, R. E. Sentelle, Mrs. J. R. Morgan, Rev. W. B. Sprinkle, C. H. Green, Rev. H. K. Masteller, Hobiu' Rogers, Mrs. C. C, Hoi-ton, Rev. J. C. Pipes, Bap tist missionary .in. Western North Carolina, Rev. R. P. McCracken, and Miss Madge Lewis. About 100 Attended Guernsey Judging School Yesterday - (Continued from page 1) herd, considered one of the best in the South. The owners of the farm, H. Arthur Osborne and his sisters, Miss Florence and Miss Lou Os borne, were hosts to those attend ing at the noon hour. Lunch was served by the Bethel PTA. Last Rites To Be Held Today For M. W. Hannah, 83 (Continued from page 1) . ville. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Fannie Hoyle Hannah; one daugh ter, Mrs. Iva H. Bennett, of Frank lin; five sons, Mont M. Hannah, of Leicester, John T. Hannah and Robert D. Hannah, both of Wash ington, D. C, Fred L. Hannah, of Franklin, and Murk E. Hannah, of Haywood county. Adult mosquitoes may travel as far as 15 miles. WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTE RIAN CHURCH Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson, Pa tor. : R. H- Gibson, superintendent of Sunday school. Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock. Morning worship 11:00 o'clock. Sermon subject: "GOD'S CARE FOR HIM OWN." Young people's meeting at 7:00 p. m. ' Mid-week prayer service Wed nesday evening at 6:00 o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H. G. Hsmmett, Pastor. "A DINNER FOR JESUS." and "God's Record Hook," are the pas tor's sermon subjects for morning and evening worship respectively Sunday. The morning worship is at 11:00 o'clock and the evening worship at 8:00 o'clock. Fellow ship in prayer, gospel singing and Bible study offer the answer and solution to the troubled heart in times of distress. The Bible school meets at 9:45 a. m., to study the topic, "Realiz ing the Presence of God." The Training Union for all ages from the child to adults will meet at 7 p. m., to train Christians for great er service for Christ. (Other Church Notices on Page 7) Concentrate Your Shopping At- AY'SS R C1 Money-Gas Time-1 ires By Shopping At RAY'S 1 a 1 l i II UOVIU One-Stop Shopping Center School Lunches Made Easy Shopping At RAY'S Many Specials This Wee GRAPEFRUIT (' jl .: juice :- shredded wheat " 2 Pkgs. 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