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AY, JANUARY 4, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Made
padlines Taken
vnm Issues Of
Tie Mountaineer
Information About Local
Activities and War News.
JANUARY
rirst National Bank has gain of
per cent over 1942.
jgt. F. S. Roberson killed in
ne crash.
'ostal recipts for 1943 are 21
cent greater than 1942.
vt Edward Williams receives
ithuroous award of Purple
art
laywood gets National Agri
tural award for 1943 farm goals,
bounty given $700,000 war bond
,ta in fourth loan drive,
lazelwood cannery to double ca-
lity.
iSgt. Edward Thomas Cons
tin missing in action.
ir,mBSville Mountaineer receiv-
Lecond place in state press con-
it of general excellency.
Pfc. Jack C. Rabb has been
V-aa v.a Pnrnle Heart.
FIUW
vt. Ernest M. Messer reported
ising, now back on duty.
Haywood Hereiora-- tsreeoers
5. iotii for annual sale.
clinic sponsored each
fcth.
FEBRUARY
lSt. W. D. Sawyer wins Distin-
, Tii nwiaD arA Air
lii witVi three oak leaf clusters,
taywood Red Cross Chapter to
1 nn - drive to open Feb. 29.
raptured German equipment w
0,nttn nt Kond Kany nere.
Haywood contributes $1,695.71
annual Infantile raraiysis cam
gn, largest amount ever donat
t.,t a rtVinr .T. R. Moore, of Haz-
rood, reported missing, rejoins
npany in Italy.
laywood exceeds Fourth War
in drive, quota $700,000, sold
60,840.
Miss Jewel Graham assumes
duties as assistant county home
agent.
Pvt. Roy Swayngim wounded in
action in Italy.
ChaDlam John H. Carrier sriven
citation for bravery in Africa.
MARCH
Pic "Bud" Marion Howell re
ported killed in New Guinea.
Pvt. T. V. Chambers reported
killed in action in Italy.
Pvt. Hohert Hance renorted ser
iously wounded in action in Italy.
Rosemary Herman wins State
DAR Pilgrimage contest. ,
Havwood county inaugurates
county-wide library service.
Byron Barr, screen star in movie
world, known as "Gig Young"
visits familv here.
Pvt. Frank Caldwell reported
missing in action in flight between
India and China.
Pvt. Wilson H. Phillips reported
seriously wounded.
David A. Himes, motor machinist
mate, reported missing.
Old landmark, Green Tree Tea
Room being torn down.
Sgt. L. J. Burns, Canton, report
eA missincr in action.
Organization set up for recrea
tional center in community.
Havwood Red Cross Chapter
srives over $1,000 over quota of
$6,100.
France.
Pvt. James Page reported miss
ing in action in France.
Mrs. Vranklin D. Roosevelt guest
of ChaThber of Commerce ai break
fast at Piedmont Hotel,
Pvt. Jack Gibson reporter kinea
in action in Italy.
Pinknev Burress wounded in ac
tion wins Purple Heart.
Pvt. James Clark reported
wounded in action June 6, France.
Names of over 2,000 men and
women in service Irom tms area
published.
Cant David Stentz. reported
missing in 1943, officially declared
killed in action by War Department.
iRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
(By Substituted Trustee)
Pursuant to the power and auth-
Ity contained in a certain aeeu
I t,of lotprl the 24th day of
Ivember, 1934, executed by Mor-
Lowery and wife, Naorma Jjow
tn r s. Nohle. Trustee, which
id of trust is duly registered
v... nffi of the Reeister of
feds of Haywood County, North
na. in book of Deeds oi
1st, No. 28, page 308, securing
tertain note payable to tlUMt
Oners' loan corpora
Ion, default havine been made
I a period of more than ninety
h) days in the payment of said
le as Drovided therein and in the
fformance of certain covenants
out in said deed of trust and
land of foreclosure having been
de by the holder of said indebt
the undersigned Trustee,
fving been substituted as Trustee,
C. S. Noble, said substitution
ng duly recorded in the office
the Register of Deeds of Hay
od County, North Carolina, in
ok 121, page 677, will offer for
e at public auction to the high
. bidder for cash at the Court
iuse door in Waynesville, North
rolina, at 12 o'clock noon on the
day of January, 1945, the foi
ling described real estate, to
t:
ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, tract
i parcel of land situate, lying
d being in Beaverdam Township,
unty of Haywood, State of
rth Carolina, and more particul
ly described and defined as fol
vs: BEGINNING on an iron stake
the East margin of the old
itch Cove Road, the Northeast
mer of the colored cemetery lot,
d runs North 45 deg. 45 min.
est 141.9 feet to a stake; thence
irth 53 deg. West 99 feet to a
ike; thence North 62 deg. 10
in. West 42.2 feet to a stake;
ence North 86 deg. West 158.6
et to an iron stake; thence South
deg. 15 min. East 55 feet to an
)n stake; thence South 42 deg.
min. East 161 feet to a stake
center of Dutch Cove Road;
ence with center of said road
'O calls as follows: South 82
g. East 28.5 feet, South 67 deg.
min. East 110.5 feet; thence
orth 71 dee. East 132 feet to the
EGINNING, containing 0.9 6
res, more or less, and being the
me land as conveyed to Morris
wery and wife bv H. A. Os-
rne, et ux by deed dated April
I, 1931, filed for registration Sep
Jmber 28, 1931, and recorded in
look 85 at nno-B Infi. Havwood
X 0v " F
mnty Registry; being also the
me land as that shown on "the
at of triA Riinwv marfa hv Watt
jstice, August 11, 1934, copy of
fucn piat is now on nie wrtn
me Owners' Loan Corporation.
The TmrrrjAstPT' at thia sale will
I required to make a cash deposit
I oi the purchase price to
low mm) faStl.
This, the 21st day of December,
(44.
R. PAUL JAMISON,
I Substituted Trustee.
G. Stamey, Attorney.
o. 1407Dec. 28-Jan. 4-11-18.
APRIL
State Guard unit here one of the
outstanding in the state.
C. N. Allen heads fifth war fund
drive in this area.
Pastors of Haywood county ex
change pulpits for one Sunday.
Sgt. J. R. Chambers, reported
missinc. now German prisoner.
Charlie Ray heads Rotary club
and Noble Garrett head of Cham
her of Commerce.
R. H Blackwell, Jr., U. S. Air
Forces, veteran World War 1 and
2, killed in plane crash.
171 Haywood men given exami
nations at Camp Croft in one
week.
Major J. iE. Moore, Haywood
pilot, completes 133 missions in
South Pacific.
Lt. Homer Hunter Henry, Jr.,
U. S. Marines, reported wounded.
Churches plan to remain open on
Invasion Day in France.
U. S. Wants $10,000 Haywood
potatoes,
W T Viler, of Florida, buys
golf course and Country Club from
Long's.
MAY
Pfc. Ed McFalls of Waynesville,
reported wounded in action in Italy.
Waynesville and Hazelwood
stage Clean-Up Week.
Musicians from three states hold
meeting here at high school.
Sgt. Milas Green, reported miss
ing, now German prisoner is award
ed oak leaf cluster for bravery.
Ben Sloan named Captain of
local State Guard unit.
J. M. Wood, last resident Con
federate veteran in Haywood coun
tv. nasses.
106 seniors receive diplomas
from hich school.
Capt. C- A. Francis given silver
ota for crnllantrv.
A T.. Freedlander. president of
Dayton Rubber Company, speaker
at annual Chamber of Commerce
harm. let.
SSgt. Ralph Moody, reported
killed in action in Italy.
J. E. Massie succeeds Chas. Ray
as War Loan head.
AUGUST
Set. M. A. Scruggs, wounded in
action, reported improving.
Pfc. Howard Long reported Kill
ed in action July 11, in New Guinea.
Seaman Second Class Jule Welch
Tate, Jr., drowns off coast of Italy.
Opening dates of three schools
nostnoned on account of nolio.
Sgt. Cecil Yount and T5 Claude
Underwood, boyhood friends, kill
ed in same battle.
Set. William Medford reported
killed in France.
Pvt. C. W. Sutton reported kill
ed in France.
Pvt. James Clarke reported dead
from wounds received in action.
.Ferguson White, U. S. Navy, post
hnmonslv awarded Purnle Heart
7 Haywood men post bonds on
charge by OPA in sugar cases.
Wellco has perfect production
record.
Sgt. R. L. Jordan reported ser-
iouslv wounded in action.
Sgt. Ralph Hughes dies from
iirmmHa suffered in combat in
France.
TK Oscar Howell killed in
France on .Tulv 30.
Set. J. A. Knight succumbs to
wounds suffered in France.
Sgt. Joe Palmer wounded in Tin
inn Invasion.
S. P.. Henrv. T7, former wound
S. fl. Henrv. T7, former foot-
hall cantain. wounded in trance.
Cnl. James N. Williams wound
ed in action awarded Purple Heart.
Sgt. R. H. Holt reported missing
in Frnnoe.
Sgt. David Edwards reported
wounded in France, receives Pur
ple Heart.
Cnl. J. B. Robinson reported
wounded in France.
Sgt. K. H. Moore, dies from
wounds suffered in combat in
France.
Set. J. Chambers awarded Flying
Cross and Purple Heart.
Pvt. James Wilev Franklin, re
ported wounded in France on Au
guest 1.
Sgt. O. C- James reported wound
ed in France.
S(rt. M. E. Robinson, wounded in
France, arrives in States.
Set. Kenneth Palmer reported
missing in action.
Pfc. F. A. Wyatt reported wound
ed in France.
Comoral Leon Morrow suffers
wounds while on combat in France
and wins Purple Heart.
Betsy Lane Quinlan, Red Cross
worker, with two years overseas,
one in Iceland and one in Aus
tralia, here on visit.
JUNE
E. W. Tenney, recreational ex
pert becomes director of program
of Community Council.
Haywood gives Democratic win
ners big majority in primary.
North Carolina buys 30U acres
here for Test Farm and large 4-H
iamn will he erected.
Dayton Rubber pays off nearly
snn enrmlovees with over half ton
of silver dollars, and money goes
hack to Uncle Sam m bonds.
Tommunitv cannery opens to
housewives this month, with J. C.
Rrown in rharcre.
Lt. Rufus L. Carswell reported
wounded in Italv.
Waynesville Post Office now rates
as first class.
Sgt. Grady V. Howell, reported
missinc. is now Cierman prisoner.
Erkraft suspends manufacture
of wooden nroducts.
Teachers to cet extra Dav lor
iQA'i.AA school vear.
Josephus Daniels speaKS at Laice
on Haywood County Day.
Hnvwiuvi countv school luncn
rooms lead in state.
JULY
Howard r.laDn. farm atrent, and
Mary Margaret Smith, home agent,
renamed hv commissioners.
Handv Hoelen. Crabtree, report
ed wounded in action in Italy.
Haywood observes quiet fourth
of Jul v. with Governor J. m
crhton sneflkintr at Lake.
. ...
"Lebanon" wnten Dy caronne
Miller Rav. Pulitzer Prize winner,
released hv nublisherS.
Pvt. Jack Henson ana n.. a.
Matteson, Jr., both of Canton, re
TtwaA missinir in action.
jw. vu rt ,
J. W. Killian heads Lions Club
sStrt. Larry c. Amnsum
waiihiIaJ in IiVatico
Pvt. D. J. Faulkner, wounded in
Action riven Purnle Heart.
Waynesville tax rate remains at
$1.40, same as last year, ana low
sat. rate in 3D Tears.
citurtriL v RcAtes wounded in
OCTOBER
Pvt. Wilce McGaha reported ser
iously wounded.
Pfc. B. F. Rabb reported wound
ed in France.
Set. T. J. Starnes reported miss
ing in action.
Pfc. M- F. Parton reported miss
ing in action Sept. 12, later listed
as dead.
Pvt. Herman Free reported
wounded in France.
Mary Ouinlan, Red Cross worker,
arrives in England.
Pvt. William Chambers, report
ed missing, later a German priso
ner.
Prospects brieht for eetting $1,-
500,000 plant here after war.
Opening of state campaign oi
1944 starts here with state candi
dates speaking at courthouse.
Committee named to secure air
nort for Havwood.
Pfc. C. L. Scruggs reported
killed in action.
Pvt. J. L. Underwood killed in
Germanv on SeDt. 13.
Pfc. James W. Kerkendau report-
wounded in South Pacific.
Garrett's buy Massie Funeral
business.
Local calves make eood showing
at W.N.C. Fat Calf Show.
LSM ship honors Haywood coun
ty for War Bond sales.
Pfc. H. H. Tate reported wound
ed second time.
Set. W. C. Willett reported ser
iously wounded in action.
Pvt. Joseph Underwood reported
killed in Germany.
iously wounded in France.
Pvt. Carmel Rogers reported
wounded in action in Germany.
Democrats pile up 4,800 major
ity in Haywood, with .Glenn C.
Palmer elected representative to
General Assembly.
Taylor F. Sutton reported ser
iously wounded in Germany.
Pvt. Robert Rogers reported
wounded in France.
W. R. Francis heads 6th War
Loan Drive with county quota of
$714,000.
Cpl. Winston D. Pace and Pvt.
Hubert Wright, Canton, reported
wounded in action.
Sgt. L. C. Arrington reported
seriously wounded in action in
Germany.
Sgt. Sebe Bryson reported
wounded in Italy.
Pvt. Rubin Jay Kirkpatrick
wounded in Belgium.
Cpl. Jimmie N. Williams wound
ed a second time in line of duty:
T5 Low Parton killed in action
in Germany.
Pfc. Jimmy Kirkpatrick killed in
actioTT'tn Phillipines.
Farmers Federation acquires
business property for freezer lock
er unit.
SSet. Lloyd Stevenson, report
ed missing, now said to be prisoner
of war.
Lt. G. C. Winchester, missing in
action November, 1943, officially
reported killed in action.
High school band gets state
recognition.
wood reported killed in action in
England.
Pfc. Wid W. Wyatt wounded in
action in Germany.
Pvt. Jack Wright reported ser
iously wounded in Germany.
Son of Comdr. Henry Lee report
ed killed in action in Germany.
Pfc. Hilliard McGaha reported
killed in Belgium.
Pvt. J. H. Jones reported missing
in Germany.
Waynesville area buys $616,026
in bonds with quota of $364,000.
All records broken by local Post
Office in handling mail.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
frBoekTellsofHoiMTratimattM
Must Help or H Will Cost Yea Nothlag
Orortwo million botthnof UWILL4RD
TREATMENT ha r been sold for raUoof
lymptomiof (ltRtroA wisln from Stnifc
wd Duodanal Ulcaf due to turn AcM
Poor DIimMok, Saw or Up! Stomach.
aaaeliwM, Mearttmm, tlaapUaanaaa, ata,
due to Exeats AcM. Sold on l5dTi' trial!
JUk for "Wlllard'i Masaace" which full;
explains this treatment I' at
SMITH'S DRUG STORE
NOVEMBER
Pvt. Robert L. Gunter reported
wounded in Italy.
T5 Paul Headrick reported
missing in Germany.
Lt. James S. Queen officially list
en ns killeH in action.
Pvt. Victor Rice reported wound
ed in Holland,
Pfc. Ernest Sutton reported Ber
pound
DECEMBER
Haywood has million
burley crop.
Frences Roeers. Fines Creek girl
named Oueen Asheville Burley
Market.
Pvt. LeRoy Mills reported wound
or! in Holland.
Tfc. J. R. Arrington reported
seriouslv wounded in action.
Lt. Thad Chafin reported killed
in action in Germany.
Pvt. Ernest Rogers reported
missing in Holland.
SSgt. William Earl Leather
Cattle Grub and
Lice Dust
Formula as recommended by United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Agricultural Administration, Bu
reau of Antomology and Plant Quarantine and Bureau
of Animal Industry.
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL
INSECTICIDES
Manufacturers
Hendersonville, N. C. f Boone, N. C.
Palmetto, Fla.
Distributed By
Farmers Federation
Stores
SEPTEMBER
Set H. B. Clark reported wound
ed in action in France.
Major Wayne Corpemng is deco
rated for gallantry.
Pvt. James Paisre reported miss
imr in action is back on duty.
Pfc. J. E. Brown is reported
woundeH in action.
Pvt. J. G. Ferguson reported ser
iously wounded in France,
Set. Willie L. Messer, reported
missing in action in France, later
reported killed in action.
Town of Waynesville paving two
rtlilpa of etre'itS.
Staff Sgt. W. S. Jenkins, brother
of coiintv's third war casualty,
wounded, erets Purple Heart.
i.nt.hpr Ruff. 18. seaman nrsi
rlasa. killed i n action.
Set. Jack Cooley, reported
wounded in action on Guam.
National REA head attends state
conference here.
Billie Liner, U. S. Navy, award
ed Purple Heart,
One of liehtest calendars on rec
orH ma rks September term Civil
Court.
First National Bank resources
over A million.
Set. Lloyd T. Riddle reported
wounded in France.
Pfc. Robert T. Burress reported
wounded in France.
Pfc. S. T. London reported
wnunHp in France on Sept. 14.
Pfc. Albert Mull, wounded in ac
tion, given Purple Heart.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
TTnvino- nualified as Administra
tor of thn PRtate of Sallie C. Boyd,
Hooonspd this is to notify all per
' - s
in having .claims aeainst saia
estate to file same with the under
signed at Waynesville, N. C, on
or before the 28th day oi uecemDer,
taAH at" thia notice will be pleaded
in hr thereof. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
nmtnni TiAvment thereof to tne
i.v.ur. I J
i n A arm 1 tm -
This 28th day of December, 1944
J. R. BOYD, Administrator,
Rotato of Sallie C. Boyd.
deceased.
No. 1406 Dec. 28-Jan. 4-11-18-25-
Feb. 1.
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1st Yoor Property
Give Ira Your Pol.
UN JANUARY
Listing Begins January 1st
All property owners and taxpayers in Haywood County are required
to return to the list Takers for Taxation for the year 1945 all the Real
Estate, Personal Property, etc., which each shall own on the First day
of January.
All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 are required to list
their polls during the same time.
All persons who own property and fail to list it and all who are liable
for poll tax and fail to give themselves in will be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor. .
TOWNSHIP LISTERS
w will . Mark Howell White Oak Allen Davis
1TJ
Jonathan Creek . . . Fred Allison
Cataloochee ........ r . Ed White
Fines Creek ........ Roy Rogers
Crabtree Frank Medford
Pigeon Gay Burnett
Waynesville J. S. Black
East Fork K. G. Burnett
Iron Duff Grady Davis
Cecil . . . Ned Moody
Beaverdam . . . James Henderson
Clyde ... . . . Coman Francis
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