I iY JULY 8, 1943 (One Day Nearer Victory)
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Pae 3
,,-sificaiions Made By
JfftSrd This Week
ioccifiration8
h' 1-A were: D. L.
r'tei m c.18"" .. cnlpr. Howell
L,::n Rav Douglas Mor-
L-"'--'", ,,, Kenneth LeKoy
I? Jair.ts William Me-
A-
P ,- ;.rd William Port
ia ..,.,. Tjlaced in class
' ''. r,, w.i5 placed in class
1.4 were: Wiley
LK Gaines Furr Mc-
t t i ,. i Richard Rhine-
B. i-u ' w Roosevelt Bry-
P Vavti :n class 3-A(H).
i::5; ' ..: i P,,hinnn and
F A .::! Gil'bs were put
n
r "j r. Vw; Tuigue was put
';; 'j,;,,.; i lnman was put
.. -i-r.
" . . R' ,k Ht liiuck was plac-
v r ,-v. y -a a? placed in class
jack J. Fullbright
ndini; Furlough Here
Cpl. Paul Reeves
Home On Furlough
Corporal Paul Reeves, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reeves, of Cove
Creek, who is on maneuvers in
Tennessee, is spending a 12-day
furlough with his parents.
Cpl. Reeves has been in the ser
vice since November 7, 1941, and
was inducted at Fort Bragg. From
Fort Bragg he was transferred to
Fort Jackson and then to Camp
Blanding. From the latter he was
sent to Camp Gordon and from
there to Tennessee. He is attached
to the Field Artillery.
Cpl. Reeves was educated in the
county schools and prior to enter-
mg the service was engaged in
! farming.
Lt. Blalock Returns To
Aviation Unit In Texas
i
I Lt. Thomas E. Blalock, son of Mr.
! and Mrs. T. L. Blalock, of Hazel
jwood, left Sunday after spending
,a short leave here.
Lt. Blalock has been in the ser
vice since May, 1942, he recently
I received his commission and bom
bardier wings at Big Springs, Tex.,
and his navigator wings at San
Marcas, Texas. He is now station
ed at Pyote, Texas, where he will
receive Tactical training.
SPREADING AIR BLANKET OVER NAZI EUROPE
l-r
i hs Jack J. Full
I y,r. and Mrs. Jess
f J ,i n Duff, is spend-
ic!: with his parents.
; lr. : is now stationed
Hi' u as inducted in
lin- niber 8, 1942,
Y i. At the time he
... v ! - - he was c mploy
a News Shipbuild-
..,-k Company.
..! was educated in
and was grad
! h. C'rabtree high
',. Mcdtorii has re-
K .!: J.iik-on after spend-
h ave here, and at Ashe
, : e lie a as best man at a
i.iUm!' (if two collesre
Hazelwood Man Taking
Military Police Training
Private Ralph Tate, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe M. Tate, of Hazelwood,
is spending a fifteen-day leave here.
He is now stationed at McGhee,
Ark., with the Military Police Es
cort Guard Company.
rt- Minilav
afternoon.
NOTICE OK SUMMONS AND
IfAKIiANT OF ATTACHMENT
STATE OK XOKTH CAROLINA,
toi'NTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THE SITERIOR COURT
FANNIE XOI.AXD, PLAINTIFF,
vs.
I:EN NmI.AXH. DEFENDANT.
iiifemlant in the above en-
bid aot.on will take notice that
I a : .:b day ot June, 1943, a
!asTr in the said action was
IsjfO mv.nn (k'lendant hv C. H.
Lei:htrwi.i.(l. Clerk of the SuDer-
(f Haywood County.
I.Verh Carolina, plaintiff claiming
I'-f jus ..i $500.00 and interest
car r. note, which summons is re
"nsble in the office of the Clerk
f ::e Superior Court located in
ife-?v:!If-. Xorth Carolina within
:c&y after the 7th day of July,
lin. I tie detendant will also take
l?r:re tnat a warrant of attach.
Ilsrt iv
issued by said Clerk of
'"i' 1 ' m rt on the 7th day
against the prop--aiil
defendant, on the
!i -cribed land: Lying
let- iM dabtiee Township,
j"! ( 'oanty, North Carolina,
rV'11' '''' ,hat Part of the tract
a -"Id to Hen Noland and
J-'-! ' a Iced from the said
J McCi at ken and wife to said
Hid. dated April 30, 1930,
''led in Hook No. 84, Page
!'!- f Deeds of Haywood
vt.ien lies otl the" East
:a-, Highway No. 209,
To acres, more or
: .main is returnable
' day- after the 7th day
:' :i1 the time and place
return of the sum
1 :' uv.A where the defend-
-1 to apptar and an
:' to the complaint,
:' : di manded will be
Ifcr, X
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Billy Hoyle Completes
Basic Naval Training
Billy Hoyle who has just com
pleted his boot training at Bain
bridge, Md., spent two days here
last week with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hoyle. Sr. The
remainder of his leave will be spent
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hoyle in Newport News,
Va.
Wilburn P. Campbell Is
At Camp Hood, Texas
Pfc. Wilburn P. Campbell is now
stationed at Camp Hood, Texas,
and assigned to the Tank Destroy
er Replacement Center.
The insignia of the unit depicts a
ilack panther devouring a tank,
the mission of the force of which he
is a member.
A demure young lady walked
slowly down the church isle, cling
ing to the strong arm of her
father. As she reached the plat
form before the altar, her dainty
foot hit a potted flower, upsetting
it. She looked at the stilled church
then raised her large child-like
eyes to the sedate face of the old
minister:
"Mister, that's a link of a place
to juit a lily.''
Sailor (after placing some flow
ers on a grave in a cemetery, no
tiooil an old Chinaman placing a
bowl of rice on a near-by grave)
What time do you expect your
friend to come up and eat the
rice?
t Chinaman Same time your
friend come up to imTl flowers.
If the h'4.' rate of lnu- buying
in thi- eountrv had been continued
in 1 : Ki, sales would havi
shot' product ion by
million pairs.
'ceded
at least K't'
Clara (visiting railroad round
house) What is that enormous
thing?
Foreman That is a locomotiv
boiler.
Clara And why do you boil lo
comotives? Foreman To make the engine
tender.
SCIENCE DISCOVERS NEW
MIRACLE DRUG
Science has found a new wonder
drug made from mold that will do
everything sulfa chemicals will do.
Head the curious way this drug
was discovered and the astonishing
things being accomplished with it.
Due of many entertaining features
in the July 18th issue of
The American Weekly
Thi' Big Magazine Distributed
With The
HALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
O J( From Your S'ewsdealer
WITH PLANES OF LONGER RANGE capable of carrying increased bomb loads, hardly a corner of Axis
Europ now remains free from the threat of death and destruction that has been brought home to Ger
many's devastated Ruhr valley. That the threat soon will be translated into action is indicated by state
ments of British and American air officials. Map shows the bombing ranges in airline miles from the Allied
bases in England. Africa and Russia. Minor advances will close the small gap. (International)
Bill Milner Reports For
Duty With Marine Corps
Bill Milner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Milner, who is with the Ma
rine Keservi , left last week for
Durham, vh re he was to report
to Duke Univ. rsity for training.
and Mrs. M. Woody McGaha, Clyde,
j route one, has been graduated from
the Navy's Service School for ship
fitters at Dearborn, Mich., and now
! awaits assignment duty with the
Meet or at a shore station.
Friend How many people work
in your office? I
Business Man Well, about half I
of them, I should say. '
Haywood Man Graduates
From Naval School
William L. McGaha, son of Mr.
Kcpoitel' To what do you at
tribute your old agi ?
Centenarian For the first sev
enty years of my life the motor
car was not inv ntcd, and for the
last thirty years 1 have not been
out on the streets.
Pfc. O. T. V. Barker
Here With Mother
Private First Class O. T. V.
I Barker, of the U. S. Air Corps, who
has recently completed his basic
training at Keesler Field, is spend
ing a live-day furlough here with
his mother, Mrs. Lena Barker.
Pfc. Barker will report to Cha
nute Field. 111., on Saturday where
he begin training for Link Train
er instructor.
'it day of June, 1943.
LEATHER WOOD,
' Superior Court.
Juiv 1-8.
R. L.'s GRILL
NOW HAS A
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(Couples Only After 7:30 P. .AI.)
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Drinks of all kinds - Pet
Ice Cream - Tobaccos -Confections.
ON THE
HIGHWAY
HAZELWOOD
COME OUT TODAY AND ENJOY REAL GOOD FOOD
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Meet Me At R. L.'s
ON THE
HIGHWAY
HAZELWOOD
Kyis KNiiui.mil For Appointment
il.,-i - Fiit.d Telephone 2483
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A Step Ahead of the Styles
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