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v SEPTEMBER 7, 1944 (One Day Nearer Victory)
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Cf Of Haywood
Qchers Announced
SEPARATE PEACE
,v. soldier
boosted so
do to the
decided to
tv superintendent Of
V' Tuli 1945
Uers toi
iool Term-
pi ? have been
' the county
,.hool term
l,r the
,rd-rg ', v,. r H. Bowles,
J ""j to teach in the
JriDe district schools include
Airing:
High Scnooi
announcement
.Xre to a -- .
L trtherby will continue as
F ,17.1, ,hp following teach-
' k t patherwood.
t M Kellett, Miss Margaret
! Mr, Hugh J- Sloan Mtss
Borers, Mrs- . '
ct.mPv. Miss Bessie
Jrs. MaO' An" Lof tain Miss
, itherwood, Mrs. J. C.
fh L. Isley, Mary a
I,' nvi Eckhoff, J. C
'Mrs. Hubert L. Buchanan,
Corwin.
, Prank Ferguson, Miss Mar
. .... Miss Alma Jackson,
m Brooks, Miss Nancy Wil-
lift Ova raiwrs"" '""
Irs. Emeiyn najs
Hazelwood
Mrs. Tom Howell.
Allen's Creek
Mrs. Edna F. Rogers. Mrs. Avis
M. Gurley and Mrs. May Davis
Boyd.
Elected to teach in the Clyde
schools for the coming school term
are: Homer Henry, principal, Mrs.
Louis N. Noland, Miss Hattie Siler
Freeman, Mrs. Ellen H. Haynes.
Mrs. Edyth T. Cannon, Mrs. Pau
line Goodson, Mrs. James Kirk
patrick, Miss Sara Long, Mrs.
Emily T. Morgan, Mrs. Betty Jean
Terrell, Miss Janice Smathers,
Carroll Morrow, Mrs. Mary B.
Brooks, Robert Evans, W. G. Byers,
Mrs. Lillian Allen Harte and Mrs.
Hazel B. Tuttles.
Elected to teach in the Crabtree
schools are: J. T. Campbell, princi
pal, Lura Mae Green, Agnes Reeves
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Annie D. Camp
bell, Mrs. Mayme L. Seay, Mrs. B.
F. Nesbit, Betty Jo Wade, Mrs.
Faye Gibbs Messer, Iva Jane Rog
ers, Lakotah Mosely, Mrs. Cumi B.
Stamey, Mrs. Velma F. Morrow,
W. F. Williams, and Phyllis Ter
rell. Those elected to teach in the
Fines Creek school are: Fred L.
Safford, principal, Edna Mae
James, W. Glenn Noland, Bonnie
Kay Duckett, Mrs. Fred L. Sal
A conceited Atr.
landed in Engl:.i.ci.
Imut'h oi '.vhat he v.
enen.y that his chi
take a rise out f h
One n:ornirg he r
from a famous ccr
know you're uir h
men l:ke you!"
He showed the u 'cy
one. and pinned it
could read it.
The next dav he got
more important than the first: "Brit-
am is proud to welcome you to her
shores. King George VII."
Still unsuspicious, he showed his
second wirp rrv.inrt th hnrracks.
But he smelt a rat when the third
arrived: "Goering savs he will re
sign unless you do. How much to
remain neutral? Hitler.
: e.
-V
vtd f. wire
1 Glad to
We need
tc every-
here all
i. other, even
Servant Problem
Mrs. Jones We once kept a maid
for a whole weekl
Mrs. Smith How did you ever do
it?
Mrs. Jones We lived In the top
floor of a 10-story apartment house.
The elevator was out of order and
the maid wouldn t walk!
TOONERV1LLE TROLLEY
rence Leathenvood pnnci-for . Margaret
ijss Via Patterson, Mrs. M.R. i Green. Mrs. Thelma G. Fer-
but Fiittht. Mrs. Belief
Jr A P. Ledbetter, Miss
larroli'l. Mrs. Folsom Messer,
" 6 .. t, I TIT At
Bon Be"'' isoyii, of
jjr5. Gussie Martin rainier,
,m Ktiipht. Miss Daisy uoya.
Saunuok
L Emma Virginia tavenson,
l;,vMes-.r Mrs. Maggie
Liber-.
rvmral Elementary
lie Rotrers, principal, Miss
LWav. Miss Erma Patterson,
Karah' Margaret Burgin, Miss
Lie Moore, Miss Elizabeth
Mrs. Mary Burr Davis and
Earner West.
Eat Waynesville
L .Rffiers. principal, Miss
R.iberson, Mrs. Frances
:chff. Mrs. S. E. Connatser,
;er:te Clark and Mrs. Mary
iT.e Williams.
Kock Hill
Thomasson, principal, Mrs.
Leatlierwood, Mrs. Tom
Mrs. Nell K. Howell, Miss
be F' rguson. Miss Nell
Ml ar.) R. E. Owen.
Lake Junaluska
C, Co"iier. principal, Mrs.
N. Terrell. Mi&3 Ruth Liner,
Rath P. Noland and Roger
ison.
Dell wood
Bi.nnie T. Howell and Ruth
Henry.
Macsie
Nnrvell Rogers, Mrs.
ward. Mis Edna Bovd and
SOTIVE OF
guson, Mrs. Eddie Walker Boyd.
Pearl tiizabetn James. Mrs. Cathe
rine G. Kirkpatrick.
Elected to teach in the Bethel
schools are: W. P. Whitesides,
principal; Paul Sheperd, Bernice i
McElhannon. Mrs. Ruth Tucker,
Margaret E. Boyd, Gay Chambers,
Dorothy Janes, Mary Adeline
Boone, Blanche Jervis, Mildred
Medford. Mrs. Mark Gallowav. Mrs.
Ina Henry Duvall, Mrs. Ruth Led
ford Jones, Mrs. Azalee Sheperd,
Velma McElhannon, Mrs. H. a.
Angel, Mrs. Mattie K. Abel, Ruth
M. Dotson, Mrs. Kate B. McLain,
Mrs. Soesbee, Alva Jo Moody, I. A.
McLain and Miss Schumolis.
Elected to teach in the Cruso
schools are: Hugh Rogers, Essie
Sellers. Nora Bell Reece, Mrs. Ella
Grogan Dills, and Theodore Jarvis.
D- H. Pless.
Those who have been elected to
teach in Cecil school are: J. Thomas
Erwin, principal, Lillian N. Himes,
Alma G- Chambers and J- Harley
Francis.
Elected to teach in the Spring
Hill school are; Mrs. Evelyn G.
Chambers and Gladys Henson.
Cold Springs
Caney Julius Smith and Jack
Joyce.
Mt. Sterling
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins Fish and
Mrs. Ethel S. Tweed.
Waynesville Colored School
Oliver McCorkle, Marian Kemp
Howell and Elrie J. Osborne.
In
Conductor No smoking, sir.
Passenger I'm not smoking.
Conductor You have a pipe
your mouth.
Passenger I've got shoes on my
feet, too, but I'm not walking!
Only to Drink!
Jimmy You know a camel can go
a week without water 1
Johnny So could I if Maw would
let me!
Same Difference
Harrv That's lust the way It hap
pened. I woke up one morning and
found mvself famous.
Jerry It was different with me.
I found myself famous and then I
woke up!
Correct
Dad Do you know what hBppens
to liars when they die?
Son Yes. They lie still!
SALE
tfl CAROLINA
coon COUNTY
IN' SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
STAMEY. Administrator of
If Estate of AGGIE SMYER,
t-ceasi't!.
VS
F. Cnl'l TFI! W,. Uwr of
P SMYER, Deceased.
Pursuant to and hv virtue
Order of Salo nf t-hn Rimprinr
of Haywood Countv. North
k made in the Special Pro-
k entitled M. G. Stamey,
Strator of thp Estate of
Smyer, Deceased, VS. Bettie
"Sole Heir of A cro-ie. Rmirpr
N the same hoi No. 295
the S
Court, the undersismed.
sinner uHIl k 10 v. a4
'W'btr. 1944, at 11:00 o'clock
courthouse door in
Haywood County,
offer for sale to
a
vie.
Pvt. William F. Swift, Jr,
Now At Camp Wolters
Private William F. Swift, Jr.
son of Captain and Mrs. . I-
Swift of Waynesville, is now sta
tioned at Camp Wolters, Tex. Pvt.
Swift volunteered in the service
and was inducted at Fort George
Meade, Md. From the latter he
was sent to his present post for
his basic training.
At the time he entered the ser
vice Pvt. Swift was employed as
a machinist at the Newport Nws
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany. He graduated from the Ap
prentice school of the plant in 1941
and has been employed there since
that date. He is a graduate of the
local high school and attended Pres
byterian College. His father, Cap
tain Swift, is a veteran of World
War 1, having served overseas for
many months.
Aren't They AIIT
Harrv So vour elrl is tempera
mental. What do you mean by thatT
jerry Ninety-nine per cent tem
per and one per cent mental.
Marital Bliss
Suitor Do you believe In long en-
irnppmpnts?
Dad Yes. I think a young couple
should be as happy as long as pos
sible.
Earlv Talker!
Pat Where were vou born?
Mikp I was born in Dublin. Where
were vou born?
Pat I was bom three miles from
nniilin I could have been born
there if I had only said so!
WELL BROADCAST
"How do you account for the far
that George Washington never told
a lip''"
bidder for Pnti that I "He married a widow, and he
Bill Did you ever do any public
ewiQlrintf?
to tmi mv I Drorjosed to a
girl in the country on a party line!
Universal Trouble
Boss You want another raise.
urhv rinn't you live within your
Worker I do, but I'm getting aw
fully crowded for space.
"'t or tract nf )s,nA Ivini,
lriein Town nf VVQnLvillB
H Countv
rt Particularly described as
pjN'IN'G on a stake in the
!de Of Rrvc O
flft corner of Lot. No. 26,
knew better than to try it."
Bit of Dlonne
Uncle Is your mother generous
uiith vou children1
Sonnv Too generous! There are
ten of us now and we're expecting
another any time.
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN SUPERIOR CULKi
Stock or Stack
Boss Quick, get me my broker.
Cftirofo T-V VPS. fir. Stock or
pawn?
f -. UUt, AU,
thence up Bryson Street ; HENRY VAUGHN CARVER
m corner of Lot No. 28;
I Witt. L- .
uie line of Lot No. 28
I " Meet to s stake
; thence in a North.
bun-
with
81
I. i uu leel to a st
I" lt No. 26; thence
ft E.
r ,i ui iot no. -ii ot
L of the nv r- a j
J v n of Waynesville,
same Lot conveyed
by John A. Smith and
leinp. OI waynesville,
all:LSre Lot conveyed
- oonn a. Smith and
C. SmlU i . .
j """ oy aeed dated
I V ,,;,-"raea in BOOK
LPaf 307, Haywood County
ywinf6 ?myer LUla
iL wora of Wilis
I7 County. Nor, Cr.
"th day of August,
and 7;ALi
Kstat of Aggie Smyer,
"-oi-sept. 7-14.
EDITH UNDERWOOD CARVER
The defendant, Edith Underwood
Carver, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Haywood County, North Caro
lina, against said defendant for
judgment against said defendant
for an absolute divorce on the
grounds of adultery of said de
fendant. That said defendant will
further take notice that she is re
quired to be an appear at the ui
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Haywood County, North
Carolina, in the courthouse in
Waynesville, North Carolina, on
the 9th day of October, 1944, or
within 30 days thereafter and an
swer or demur to the complain of
the plaintiff filed in this action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
This the 5th day of September,
1944
' C. H. LEATHERWOOD,
Clerk of Superior Court.
Ne. 1388 Sept. 7-14-21-28
Easy Riches
u.rrv 1 lust burned up
. " . -
irH dollar bill.
T,.Vnn must be a millionaire.
Harry No, it Just seemed easier
to burn h than pay n.
you
Missing Her Chance
tia Alwnva think before
Tiasir rtnnehter.
Daughter But, by the time I do
that, the boys have changed the
subject
Love at Last
Him Do you think you
i.., tn lnve me?
Her Perhaps. But wouldn't you
hate to think you were an acquired
taste?
could
Rirht Namef
Teacher Who can tell me the
names of the first man ana woman r
Sonny-Adam and Evil.
Rationed Trafflo
Driving Inspector Now, lady,
what is the white line In the middle
of the road for?
New Driver For bicycles?
Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
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