DAY, MARCH 1, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEEh
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J. G. K. McClure
Addresses Civic
League Here
j .l::mcs C. K. McClure. president
! ! I lie l';,riiu is federation of Ashe
i villi', v.is the uuest speaker at
I lie dinner meeting of (lie Way-
in'.sville Civic League which was
j liehl u iih Mrs. Kui Us I,. Allen,
! is hostess on last Wednesday
e ! -iiiivi.
; A bullet dinner was served prior
to the me. ' iu ."roiii th central
(liniii:: roo:n liibli which was cov
! ''' 1 u "Hi a laee cloth and cen
tered with an arrangement of
Mowers.
) Follow mi' tin- serving of din
ner a ,-liorl business session was
l.'elcl al'ier v. hu h Mr. McClure ad-
; (!re-se. the m. mliers. He told of
the dot eh.pii.eni the banners
I .e. ration and how it had served
Wi'Mcrn North Carolina and been
an hupilus 0 .-icier agricultural
' eMiailsioll
The ; iie., list was confined to
! memhei-s ot I he leauue. Mr. and
i ' : K MiCluiv and the '
j to .in r's - ivi, r.
! Mrs. .i. i;. i;,,y,i To
ii' lloste.-s Ul
Ahuvh V)C .Meetine;
The Haywood Chapter of the
i I intcd I)au"liU'is of the Confed
eracy w ill hold the March meeting j
i:h the president. Mrs. J. H. j
Hod, instead of Mrs C. K. Kirk- i
Patrick at the Hotel LeFaiue, as
previously announced. Mrs. K. G.
Kippi'tod" will have the paper of
'lie alternoon, the subject being,
".lames A. Kedilon."
Methodist Circles
To Meet Tuesday
The Circles of the Woman's So
ciety of Chrislian Service of the
First Methodist Church will meet
on Tuesday, March (ith, as follows:
Number one, wilh Mrs. Grady
i'.ovd at :i::i(J in the afternoon;
Number Two with Mrs. Hoy l'ark
i i.iii at ;:'M) in the afternoon;
Number Three, with Mrs. Sam
Striiu;Mcld and Mrs. S. II. liush
uell as associate hostess; Number
Four, with Mrs. C. While at
7::so p. in.; Number Five, with
Mrs. J. Clay Madison iit 7:30 p.
in.
.lames Thomas, who has been
employed on an engineering pro
jot t in llanlord, Wash., has arriv
ed lo visit bis molher, Mrs. .lames
K. Thomas. Mr. Thomas visited
his sister. Mrs. Odin Buell, in
Buelllou, Calif., and friends in
Manhattan Uoacli. Calif, lie will
it main here Vmtil he is sent by
Ins company to another project.
If or Vou To Feel Well
24 hours every day, 7 days rvpry
wi-cki, never stopping, the kidneys filter
Wiislir matter from the blood.
1 f , mure people were aware of how the
kidneys must constantly remove Bur
pin's fluid, excess acids and other waste
niijttcr that cannot stav in the l.hn.d
wii.'hc.ut injury to health, there would
he In 1 1 it undent! and in g of why t he
wUtile system is upset when kidneys fail
tu function properly.
(turning, scanty or too frequent urina
tion sornei imes warns that somel hinR
V wronp. You may Buffer naKt-'iriK hack
ftche, heudru'hes, dizziness, rheumatic
pains, getliriK up at nights, swelling.
Why not Iry houn'g I'ills'! You will
lie using a medicine recommended the
count rv over. I hum's stimulate t he funr
ition uf 4 he kidneys and help them to
' flush out poisonous waste from Ihe
''-i. They contain nothing harmful.
0t Doan's today. Use with confidence.
At all drug store.
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DRIVERS
February Bride
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MHS. WILLIAM U 1IOY1L. who before her marriage in Clay
ton, Ga.. was Miss l'atsv Sheehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Sheehan, of Waynesville.
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The wife's doing fine after her operation. N. Y.
Red Cross Field Director brought the good nqws.
Back to civilian life. The wise veteran goes to the Red
Cross! There they know the answers and are eager to
help au cx-scrvke uiau with. Lis problems.
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Patsy Sheehan
Becomes Bride Of
Wm. B. Hoyle
Mr. and Mrs. Hohart Sheehan.
of Waynesville, have annoimceil
the marriage of their tlaurhter.
Miss Patsy Sheehan, to Wiliiam li.
Hoyle. E. M. 3c, U. S. Navy,
which took place on Saturday,
February, 10th, in Clayton, Ga.
The bride wore -a dress of navy
blue with accessories in white and
her eorsaire was of carnations.
The couple were accompanied
to Clayton by Mrs. Harry West,
sister of the bride, Mrs. Voburn
Styles, Miss Edith Moss, ami Eu
irene Gibson, M. M. 3c, U. S.
Nuvy, home on leave.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Hoyle, of New
port News, Va., formerly of Ha
zelwood. He has served with the
1'. S. Navy for the past two years
and at the time he entered the
service was a student in the Way
nesville Township high school.
The couple are spending the re
mainder of the bridegroom's leave
with his parents in Newport News,
, and the bride plans to make her
home with them for the present,
i The bridegroom will be stationed
in Norfolk.
Major Cecil Hrown is spending
a three weeks vacation at points
in Florida.
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A home overseot. Just stepping inside a Red
club docs a guy good. Home seems nearer!
GIVE NOV- GIVE MOM
IF you've got a man in service if you know a man in
Bervicc give for his sake. Give eo that the Red Cross
can give to him!
Your money may help to get a message home to you. It
may pay the cost of collecting Mood plasma for him! It
may pay the cost of delivering a Red Cross package to an
American prisoner of war. It will help pay for the thou
sand and one 6erv ices'the Red Cross performs to keep up
the spirits of our fighting men to help save their lives.
The more you give the more the Red Cross can give! Let
your heart he your guide ! Don't delay give today!
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