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THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1943 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Joe Rose Explains
Why Public Must
Walk and Not Ride
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er it would be legal to attend sports
vents, bridge games, book club
meetings and any other social af
fairs. Certainly, these activities
should be continued, but the parti
cipants must either walk, use the
bus or find some other way besides
their cars to get there, Mr. Rose
explained.
"Dining at hotels, clubs, restau
rants also is out unless you can
get there some other way than by
auto. Attendance at movies, visits
to bowling alleys, billiard parlors,
dances and all other social activi
ties also are definitely prohibited
if cars are used for such purpos- j
es. Hunting also is under the ban.
"States along the Eastern Sea- j
board are consuming around 40,- J
000 more barrels of oil a day than
is being brought into the area. If
this sort of thinggp,fs on, it prob-'
ably won't be long before we'll Be
having gasless days or even weeks, i
We can prevent that situation from !
developing if the people will co-1
operate one hundred per cent in
eliminating all except essential ,
driving," Mr. Rose said. I
January Quota
Scheduled To Leave
(Continued from page 1)
Williams, Naman Williams, James
Edward Inman, Melvin Silvers,
Clifford Presnell, James Lee Rath
bone, James Bronson Robirfson,
Robert Moody Hall, Jr.
Thurman David Lincoln Haynes,
William Earl Crawford (volun
teer), David Crockett Conard,
.Stanley Charles Henry, Felbert
Revis, William Carlyle Davis, Er
best Boyd Messer, Charles Loyal
Ltotson, J. T. Rich, Samuel Quinton
Burnett, Lloyd Terrell Derrick,
William Porter Gentry, alter
Nathan West, James Ernut Har
rell. Howard Joseph Truitt, James
Herman Mitchell, Hugh Benjamin
Smith, Thurman Johnson Sanford,
j Gerald Ray Bryson, Pearson Mon
roe &wart, John Thomas (Jagle,
James Elmer Harris, David Fran
cis Smith, Oscar Howell, Hardin
Leon Price (volunteer), Kuzelle
Robinson, Albert Lee Phillips,
David Creen, Sig Owens, Random
Viigul Ford.
Samuel Louis Mills, Raymond
Lee Setzer, Harvin Hubert Par
ton, Lloyd Harley Stevenson (vol
unteer), Homer Lee Brown, Her
bert Whitney Burnette, Jr., James
Everett Frady, Robert Eugene
Gibson, Charles Arthur Sidney
Hartsell, Bonner Franklin Rabb,
Wilce McGaha, Raymond Ray
Franklin, Shook Henry Rathbone,
Paul Oliver Hedrick, Amos Rich,
Jr.
John Head, Jr., Garfiei-i Phillin,
Jr., Frank Wallace Bryf.on, ClauJe
Medford Phillips, Robert Dee
Lowe, James Riley Hicks, Robert
Edward Norris, I. C. Sutton, Rob
ert Elburtus Lee, Joseph Dewey
Hyatt (volunteer), Robert Edward
Parson, Low Parton, Jerry Wil
liam McElroy, Ralph Ford Han
nah. Charles Brvan Medford. Don
ald Moody, Richard Ray Shoaf,
John Howard Wyatt (volunteer),
Jack Rfy (volunteer).
Charles l.ay Davis (volunteer),
Wilson Clarx Medford ( volui.teer),
Arthur Edward Fuller (volunteer),
William Wilford Stephens volun
teer), James Wiley Franklin (vol
unteer), Herman Hall, Joseph Dil
lard Calhon (transferred from
Gastonia), Wilburn Paul Camp
bell (transferred from Hamilton,
Ohio), Mark Silas Swanger (trans
ferred from Newport News, Va.),
Marion Carlisle Green (transfer-
Hascue Kirkpatrick (trsfJ
from NewDort Nowc v.,
" i a).
Ululr piace, .
induction were: Clay Horace V,
ard to Gastonia; James T
Gates to Newport Tenn H
Paul Webb, to Morganu,',,
w mcKory,
TnHnrfinn woo .
-- - uBiponed until
school is out in the following ,
called: James Elmer Hards a?
ert Eugene Gibson, Robert e
wnuq iloojy
District Presbytery
Held All-Day Meet
At Local Church
(Continued from page 1)
vision of the manuel, Mr. Ham
mond, chairman; on schools and
colleges, with a special report on
Kings College, by Dr. Dudinger;
foreign missions, the Rev. Dr. H.
L. Paisley, of Murphy; steward
ship, the Rev, T. A. Painter, of
Swannanoa; evangelism, Mr. Wil
liamson; Presbytery records, Mr.
Hammond; commission on the min
ister and his work, Mr. Painter.
A majority of the ministers and
the elders stayed over for the
night session which was devoted
to foreign missions. The Rev.
Allen Craig, for many years secretary-treasurer
of the mission
work of the Southern Presbyterian
church in Lueebo, Belgian Congo,
Africa, discussed the encouraging
features of mission work in the
Belgian Congo.
He pictured the Belgian Congo
as a great evangelistic field for
the church and expressed the be
lief that, while mission work had
been interrupted in many parts
of the world by the war, it can
be carried on in the Belgian Congo
with little interruption for years
to come.
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The daily oil-carrying capacity
of the Texas-Illinois pipeline, now
under construction, will equal the
capacity of 1,430 average tank
cars.
Tax receipts; The money-lover's
wound stripe.
Charter Nu. ;,.-. 4
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of Wan-ville. in the Stat of North Caro
lina, at the Clo-e of Business cn December
31, 1942. Published in Response to Catl
Made by Comptroller of the Currency. Under
Section 3211. U. S. Revised Statutes.
ASSETS
Loans am) discounts ( iin lup
ine nu overdrafts $ i09,813.f3
U. S. Government obligations,
direct and eturanteed .... 357,300.00
Obligations of States and poli
tical subdivisions 401.S55.01
Corporate stocks 3,000. 00
Cash, balances with other
banks, including' reserve bal
ance, and cash items in pro
cess of oolle tiun 724.244.93
Bank premises owned $5,
500.00. furniture and fix
tures 18.9 11.00 14.431.00
Real estate owned other than
bank premises fl.401.72
Other assets B09.7S
Total Assets
, . $2,018,016.03
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corpora
tions
$1,183, 109. SS
Time -i't-osit of individuals,
parti erships, and corpora
tions Depot's -f U. S, (lovernmcnt
( ! , z T" t:i'. savntr
Den- f M ,1,., ,,n, political
sul.-lo mm.-,
Othf-r 0'-i"-s'.l ("'ifie. and
c.tsh s . ! , .,k. ... . , ....
Total !! l - l.;i..-.Jl
Other lulnl;ti.-
Total Liubilitii-
.$l.V26,9S6.2l
CAPITAL STOCK
Capital Stock:
(c Common stock, total
par $50,000.00 .in.non.fin
8urp!u .'.0. ono.no
Undivided profits 71,029. s:
Reserves fand retirement ac
count for preferred stor k . 20.000. on
Total Capital Accounts . 191.029 2
Total Liabilities and Cap
ital Accounts $2,018,018.03
MEMORANDA
Plederd essets fand securities
loaned) fbook value):
(b) Other assets pledged to
eemre deposits and other
liabilities ( including; notes
and bills rediscounted and
securities sold under re
purchase agreement) ... 101.1S0.7S
Total 10t.lJO.7s
Berored liabilrties:
(a) Deposits secured by
pledged assets pursuant to
requirements ol law .... 17t.tS7.64
Total
.$ 17MJ7.64
State of North Carolina, County of Bar
rood, ss: '
I. J. T. Moland, cashier of the a bore
named bank, do solemnly swear that tba
sbora statement Is true t the best of 3
kaowledge and belief. .
- J. T. MOLAND. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before sos this
tttb day of January. 104$.
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Correct Attest:
J. H. WAT. JR.
J. B. WOODT
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