prtTRSPAYOVEMBER 25, 1943 (One Day Nearer Victory)
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THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
'JlonoBiitaDoieers (Primed For Bears TThis Miemwm
2:3
Will Bring
ion-- tt
Strong leam nere
His Afternoon
Black Bears Have Not Been
Seated Or Tied In Ten
Games Played.
Social to The Mountaineer
, Cnn'on High Black Bears
U the end of their 1943
f ... thpv make final
Iran "-
f,,,. their lmDortant
rfpar"i '. h , t. Waynesville Moun
P Unvnesville Thanks-
W8"" n Thp e-amp is
ai 2:30 P. m. The
f hive won ten straight games
'wrs..,... t, he at th;ir best if
I kit Will . ,
L. wish to hold their own with
,b improved
f r p0indexter said that he was
Lppointed in the showing that
BMW have been making in
tic- for the past several days
predicted a licking for them
-..wvine unless they showed
Lprovement before game time
jlarsday.
, ct in the erame is keen in
Ijrth' Canton and Waymsville and
overflow crowd is expected.
i an earlier meeting between
(le 'earns this season canton wuii
lT ;tie score of 21 to 7 in a hard
f-ght game, since mat gams
Mountaineers nave snuwn
....v imnrovement ard will be in
i jrd spot to upset the Bears.
laynesvillo has lost only tne game
It Canton.
Coach PoindcxUr has been put-
5rg tne maciv utma unuugu
.i.rimr hlnckine-. tackling, nunt-
? ard passing drills for the past
Kveral days in an effort to have
im ready for this all-important
Revival Services At
Holiness Mission
Enters Second Week
The second week of the revival
it the Holiness Mission on Smath
es Street is now in progress, with
lervices being held each evening.
A ipecial musical program given
ij Mrs. Taft Crawford of Canton,
hi been announced for Sunday
tuning, the 28th. Rev. Joe Dan
ids, of Rutherford is conducting the
I unices. The public is cordially
vited to attend the meetings.
Pvt. Albert Ruff
Returns To Fort Dix
Private Albert L. Ruff, son of
llr. ard Mrs. Jess Ruff, of Hazel-
wod, has returned to his post after
spending a 7-day furlough with
til parents. Before entering the
lervice in May of this year, Pvt.
luff was employed by the Newport
few? Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
fompany. He has a brother. Pfc.
I Minnie L. Ruff, who is serving
Kb th; armed forces somewhere
i Australia.
Waynesville At
Full Strength For
Annual Classic
Mountaineers Out To
Avenge 21 To 7 Defeat
Earlier In the Season.
The Waynesville Mountaineers
'tapered off with light drills yes
terday in prep nation for the an
nual Thanksgiving gridiron clash
with The Canton Black Bears. The
game is scheduled to get under
jway at 2:30 this afternoon at Town-
jship Stadium h re in Waynesville.
According to Coach C. E. Weath
erby, the Mountaineers are in fine
shape and will be at full strength
to try and knock the Bears off the
top rung of the ladder. The Bears
have not been d feated or tied out
of ten games, one of which was
the 21 to 7 defeat over the locals
earlier in the season. The Moun
taineers have won 8 games and lost
only th? one to Canton.
It is expected that an overflow
crowd will be on hand for the clash
with a large delegation from Can
ton following their team.
There is much speculation among
local fans as to the outcome of the
game, and with the inter st run
ning high, and ni-t of the husi
ress houses closing for the day,
locil fans are expected to turn out
in full force.
As a special feature at the half
time will be the bands from the
two towns together with the local
gh e club. Special music and vocal
selections are planned.
The Mountaineers came through
the Ashoville "H" engagement on
top of a 33 to 14 score and without
any serious injuries, and hav. been
preparing for the game today with
much spirit and enthusiasm.
The probable starting line-up for
the locals will find Troutman, Col
lins or Allison out on the ends;
Scates and Medford at tackles;
Caldwell and Knight at guards;
and Harry Jaynes over the ball. In
the backfhld, Scruggs at quarter;
Fie, Phillips or Byrd at the half
back positions, and Captain Arthur
Paul Evans at fullback.
In Texas
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CLIFFORD HOWELL UNDER
WOOD, seaman, son of Mrs. J. E-
Underwood, who entered the ser
vice in April of this year, who is
now stationed in Texas. Seaman
Underwood took his training at
llainbridge and Norfolk. Before
entering the service he was em
ployed by a local manufacturing
plant.
Virtually all of us would go to
heaven if given credit for our
good intentions.
Activities Of
Girl Scouts For
Week Announced
Members of the Waynesville Girl
Scout Troop who have be:n meeting
on Friday afternoons will have a
treasure hunt this Friday in place
of their regular meeting, Mrs. Stan
ley Brading, assistant leader, has
announced.
The girls will meet at th? Cen
tral Elementary school at 10 o'clock
and will each bring her own lunch.
There will be no meeting on
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, Mrs.
E. C. Wagenfeld, leader, has an
nounced. Last we k this group elected
officers to assist in directing the
work of the Scouts. Nancy Jones
was elected president; three vice
presidents were chossn, Anna Jean
Davis, Jackie Sue Messer and Jean
Hyatt.
Work is proceeding on the play
to be given at the Court of Awards,
which will be held Friday, Decem
ber 17.
SELL YOUR TOBACCO with Joe
Bryant's Warehouse, Morristown,
Tenn. Contact Paul W. Fergu
son, route one, Clyde, and he will
reserve floor space for you. We
assure you the highest prices.
Joe Bryant's Warehouse, Mor
riston, Tenn. Nov. 25-Jan. 13
Want Ads
WANTED Black walnut kernels.
Anv quantity. Waynesville Ba
kery, tf
FOR SALE My lot on Montgom
ery Street on which is located the
L. A. Miller Plumbing Building
for sale. See Grover C. Davis.
L. A. Miller. Nov. 4-11-18-25
'LOST Leather case containing 5
No. Three Ration Books, 6 No.
Four Ration books, 6 stamps Oil
Ration. Return to Sam Cunning
ham, Haielwood. Nov. 11-18-25
LOST SATl'RTY Gas T-l Bcnk
with Sam Ferguson's name, also
fuel oil stamps. Return to own
er, Clyde, route 1. Nov. 11-18-25
LOST No. 3 Ration books issued
to James Glenn Fincher, Miry
Wilda Fincher, Hazel Lenola Fin
cher, Reva Fay Fincher, James
Fred Fincher, Mary Fincher,
John Hnry Fincher. If found,
return to James Glenn Fincher,
Clyde, route 1. Nov. 11-18-25
FOR SALE 5-Room house. Tin
roof, water and lights near city
limits. Anples, cherries, plums,
grapes. $1,500.00. Atkins In
surance Agency. Ask for Mr.
Stone. Nov. 25.
LOST Pocketbook, Security Card,
Registration and Class Card and
ten dollars in money. Jim Silt-
ton, Waynesville Nov. 25
LOST Kerosene ration book under
name of J. E. Mehaffey, route 2.
If found please return to above
address. Nov. 11-18-25
FOR SALE One large water jack
with inside coil: also one base
burner heating stove. Can be
seen at R. H. Blackwell's.
Nov. 18-25 Dec. 2.
FOR SALE Two lots, 100 by 150
feet, on Government Street. Good
terms. Apply 12 Government
Street. Nov. 18-26
BARGAIN : FOR SALE Farm,
100 acres; good land; part apple
orchard; will sell part or all.
Inquire R. L's. Grill, Hazelwood,
during day. Nov. 18-25
LOST "B" Gasoline Ration Book
at Clyde stock yards. Issued In
name of Robert W. Howell, Way
nesville, route 2. Finder please
return. Nov. 18-25 D:c. 2
LOST Ration Book No. 3. Re
turn to Mrs. Altha M. Biddex,
Waynesville. Nov. 18-25 Dec. 2
LOST Oil stamps, issued in name
of Lucy Shuler, Waynesvill?, N.
C. Finder please return. Nov. 25
FOR RENT Farm house, witk
barn and garden: 30-acre pas
ture, with branch from mountain
springs; all fallen fuel free, faces
near highway 7 miles from Way
nesville. Rental only $5 a month
in advance. Must furnish refer
ences. Write "Farm" Box 511,
Waynesville. tf
FOR SALE 1933 Ford V-8 Coupe.
See Mrs. Harry Hyatt, Eagles
Nest Road. Nov. 25.
FOR SALE One, fine, fresh
Guernsey cow and calf. C. A.
Scruggs, Hazelwood, Telephone
452-J. Nov. 25
FOR SALE 1931 A-Model Ford
at reasonable price, with extra
good tir.s. See Earl Mashburn,
Hvatt Creek Road. Nov. 25
FOR SALE 1937 Pontiac Sedan,
in good condition. Rev. P. H.
Baker, 1C8 Welch Street.
Nov. 25 Dec. 2.
WILL TRADE 1931 Ford pick-up
for coupe. Want to buy fuel oil
heater. Phone 161-J or 172.
F. Saunders, Short Street.
Nov. 25.
Duke WH Turn
Down Bid To Go
To Any Bowl
Duke's Blue Devils will not play
in the Sugar Bowl or any other
bowl for that matter.
Th,s is the word from Coach Ed
die Cameron, and it sounds final.
Cameron says his team was
through with football until next
year.
The Blue Devils missed a per
fect season's record only by a one
point loss to Navy. They have be-n
tnpTifirtrioH nrnminpnt.lv fiq nrohft- !
i' j
ble participants in the Sugar, Cot
ton, and Orange Bowls.
They won from Carolina Satur
day by a score of 27 to 6.
I k-BIGGER mid BETTER 1
Shop At Belk-Hudson's
Practical Gifts For Home
Pepsi-Cola Company, long Island City, N. T.
I'epsi-Hila UollliiiK Uiupaiit ol Asheville
Now. . . .
Is the Time To Select Your
1 Christmas Cookies
Yes, We Have Lovely
Sheets--1.48-1.98
Buy these for yourself and for
gifts.
Embroidered Lovely Pillow
A Beautiful Assortment Of
Spreads - - 248-$1750
A riot of colors and combinations.
This is a gift that will last for
years and every home owner will
appreciate.
Cases $1-2.98 Other Spreads 1.98-3.98
Get Them Here . . . He'll Enjoy
Every Crumb.
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Assist Postal employees by mailing in No-
vember. Let's all work together and share
each other's added burdens this year.
Waynesville Bakery ;
i Pearce'
Ma
R. B. PEARCE, Owner
All different types, and one for
every purse.
What Home Has Enough
Blankets --$148-$1095
From the lightweight cotton to the
all-wool blankets. In every color,
and weight. This year give a gift
of warmth give a blanket.
Iieautiful Towel Sets in a Gorgeous
Gift Box . . .
Towel Sets --$1.48
Two towels and two wash cloths.
Assorted colors.
No Home Has Too Many
Mirrors - 2.98-5.95
In oblong, square, round, with va
riety of frames . . . some without
frames.
What Adds More To Home Than
Gorgeous Hand Painted
Pictures - 790-4.95
Many different sizes, shapes and
subjects. This is a gift that will
always be welcome and practical.
What Is Christmas Without
DOLLS
Select your needs early Come
to Belk's.
$1.48-$6.95
This Year, Give Pre-War
GALOSHES
Childrens $1.69
Women's $1.69-$1.79
Men's Overshoes $1.79-$1.98
We Have the Things Men
Want This Year
He'll Like To Have A
Leather Jacket
Just the thing to please him.
$1095
A Large Selection of Flashy
and Conservative
MUFFLERS
$1.48
No Man Ever Had
Too Many
SOCKS
We have the kind he
wants most.
350
Whew! These Cold Days, He'll
Appreciate . . .
Long Underwear
All sizes . . . several weights.
$1.39
7l j0- A
M
4 (iitM
Leather, Pigskin and Fabric
GLOVES
$1.48
Several colors.
BELK-HUOSON CO,
"Home Of Better Values"
in Street
Waynesville
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