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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
H U-nnH R 1". ?JeN. Tale. Jr.
- . , - j Receives Promotion
Directors n ives
Given Supper
LUNCH TIME AT SPORTSMEN'S SHOW
Joe N Tate. Jr., son of Mr
nl Mr-. ,l,j. I,.;,-, of 1.Va'iif? villi
Following the rc-ml ir
of the directors of t!ic 'a
Homo Building and Loan
tion on last Monday i i - .
and Mrs. R. L. Provo .1 ai.il
ami Mrs. I.. N. D,n i were li
to the niiMil-ei -. ,'n. I ill i.
Of 3 blllfe! : llpp. i .1 I Im I
the former
This w.i ; Ihe ih i o.-i .1 :
1 lio mciiihci ; , li . w ! i
lily flic I ',' e nly -li . " .i
IClldel '0(1 'lllll li III 1 '.Ml I.I
The residence u .1,, .ni l
ml il ies of sin in:- J..'
( ' N. Allen .1' I :.-d i.i
Tlnr:i' pre fid : (
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Mr. and Ah.. ('I.iihI.-
tiffin k . . t -... Jfi'k.. & .Jb
Iv.ai.'.t s lui i h i" on :. 13-17 Flyinr ' mUT,Wlk ." -j Jij&t.V'' -
..i :-..rn -.-. who pariu ipaled in the j llJC'f w ,'71lWiFi
,i; l i lni, - fM,' hM,t..nR attack. fe'C fcull' Jr
h- ni Germain,, lia. la en promoted F'M'-V.; HV.iV'iV 'Y .'V
i, iioii: crgeai.i lu Mall" s.Mgeant , I jgs ' ' '?r.'ll.
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I'-iihi "I A1i",s,.r.'a-lnnill
ji'ian in l(i --iisii:ii j; Ccrniany.
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v .. 'iiiploy(., y
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1 - i ,. ., , r ", 1 1 nil iii-l on.
Marriage Licenses
i"'1'"! I Wil ...ii. of SHirii.,;. j ; OBEYING THE 010 AXIOM that "the show must go on". Flag and Bucly
'" Sniiih, ..r I'anion. i r alld Attu keep the National Sjjoi tsmen's Show rolling right alona
t. iunui nine ui muuioon square uaraen, iew YorK. rela ot
Mrs. Ralph Carpenter of New Hampshire, they enact a pretty little feed
. ing scene (above) with the Missus on opening day. (International)
ca Spoils SleepTonighf
"O'a fw Drop
AAoke Br
where trouble is to open up your lrwi'ei
'lUipriiingly fast, Vi. ks Va tn -nol a
lew drops uptaJi noj.iril woil.-j uyht
not- relieve study transient condi
tion llu.I makes it haul to I losl, , i
You'll like the way il bunt."; relict.
(NOTlv Vii-lio-nol is aln ,., 1MJ j,,r
it lit ing biiilily, sin it iii in -sol bed
OIUs ) I olluw dliei linn- i;i ,.l,..
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U. S. FLAG FLIES FROM SURIBACHI
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Founders Day
Observed By
Hazel wood PTA
Fsunderr, Day was obrrrved by
Hip Hazflwood PTA at tlie regular
monthly meeting which was bold
in the auditorium of the school
recently.
Rev. M. R. Williaiu-ioii. pastor
of the Sfai.v nes illc I'n sbU-i ian
church, conducted Hie d.'volional
Mrs. J. P. Dicus ni.idc a laik on
the -Ideals of P.T.A."
A playlet, "The Shining Jioad,"
was given by six girls.
.Mrs. Carl IiatclilT was in rharyp
of the program.
The president, Mrs. Cecirge
Bischotf, appointed a noiniiiatinp
con.mittee composed of ;. Sain
Knight, Mrs. Grady Farmer and
Mrs. L. C. Davis.
A study jjtoup was held Thurs
day in the auditorium of the
school with Mrs. J. I. Dicus in
charge.
Lunch was served.
Immediately after the meelinr
refreshments were served by the
hospitality committee.
The next meeting will he held
on the fourth Monday in March
ICapt. R. R. Queen
I And Pvt. Bill Plott
I Meet In Philippines
! Capt. J Richard tjueen and Pvt.
William lUilli Plutl. ot Vayne-.-i
villc. met up with each oilier re
ccnilj in tin- rhdippiiu-i, accord
ins to information sent from the
Fifth Air Force in'.id,iiarlcrs in
the Soiilhwesl I'a.-iln' II was Ihe
lii '.l lime 111.- '.t lie die I'i.iI had
seen each oilier in over three
cars.
I'll . PI. .H was u nil Ihe North
('arid ina Siiiii.iildii'.;; Company of
Viliiiin;itiiii prior to his enlist
ment. He is Ihe nephew of Ma
jor fjeori;.1 F P nil and a cnusii!
Capt. :.'.n;;i l-lull, .)
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1945 (One Day Nearer t
n
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
rT, Main ,'ltreet
CONSULT
DR. R. KING HARPE
OPTOMETRIST
Wells Bld.
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We are nun hi ,u ilu.u I,. Inmate niir purchase
n! CiiicK .mil ( jr.
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He rf.cnland
THE STARS AND STRIPES now fly from the volcanic crest of Mt. Suribachi
at a lMirnt indicated by the arrow where U. S. Marines of the 2th Regi
ment have battled their way to the volcano's peak. The Iwo volcano
forms the southern tip of the Island and is a perfect emplacement lor
fceavy guns u it commands much o Uie terrain. (International)
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
"By WIlllAM RUT
Centuil 1'iess Writer
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Temporary l.raii.. !.. . ilavis ((.nipany Oltice
j .JOCKEY JOHNS says Hie
jew theme, song of those Nazi
j troops lteeing from that faiimiiH
river in Silesia must be: "Oder
j and Oder and Oder utiil Oder
j Again!"
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A thiet looted ? cigarct tnn-
chine in a Quiiuy, Mass., polite
station. There's one fellow who
bas the smoking habit bad.
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Baseball, says Zadok Dimkopf,
becomes a critical industry when
there are three on, tws out and
the count is three and two.
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A'citizeu clnimshe can bal
ance a lawnniower on his chin
while c 1 1 in I d ii tj up and down a
ladder. Well, that's about all
you could do with that gadget
at tliia season
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Gratidpjpiiy Jenkins says he
can't wait until next Dec. 3 so
he can date all his letters
l2:t.'-1S.
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The name of 'Japan's newest
plane is tho Flying Swallow.
Sounds like a cinch for the rough,
toucjh American eag!
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A newly imported vegetatile
is said to combine the taste of
celery, lettuce and other vege
tables. .Sounds like a almpl
way to prepare a salad.
Up an. at 'em. Mister! You've got
a job to do, so why not do it
liettpr by wearing shoes that take your
mind off your feet ... Peters Work Shoesi
...the shoes that are Quality-Built
and Wear-resed to stand the gaff
of hard service... but longer!
we tf4iattee
A PERFECT FIT
In Your Sli
and Width
Ensign James K. Siringfield
Arrives Hume
Ensign James King Slrinnlield,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Sam SI i i up
held, of Waynesville, has arrived
from France where he has been
on duly since D-I)a.y. He will
have a three weeks leave at home.
j Ensign Stringlield entered the
service as n volunteer in Ifl-ll anil
was called lo active sen ice in
July, I !43, while he was a nicni
her of the .senior class at the
Norlh Carolina Universil.v. Ile
w.'is sent to Solomons. Md
special training and t lien In
Heaeh, and later lo Isneland
Ihen to France.
Ensign .Slrinefield was uilh the
American forces on 1) -Day in
ciiiiiinand of an LCT.
"The shells were I mi; around
when we made our first landing,
hut in a few days the enemy had
heen pushed hack inland hv our
forces," he said in speakmi; of
combat in (hat area
We carried everything, tank
men and all kinds of supplies (hat
it lakes to run an army," he said
when asked what an Ft T brought
into port.
He had been in Enidaiul fm
couple of weeks before D-Day, and
tie lelt r ranee (he middle of Jami
ary.
hngsign Stringlield is a gradu
ate ot llie local high school. D.ir
imgton School for Boys and had
just started his senior v.....'
the University when he was called
to uuiy.
When he leaves here he will
report for duty at San Francisco
where he will he assigned to
duly.
LI. Louise Hendricks
At Finney (Jeneral Hospital
Second Ft. Louise V. Hen
ilricks, Army Nurse Corps, Va
nesville, was recently assigned
duty at I'liiney General liospit
Mie entered the service at Cain
nucKer, Ala., and received lit
training at Asheville Mission Ho
pital.
U. Hendricks is the datightei
Vlr. and Mrs. George Hendriil
of Waynesville, H.F.I). No. 1
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HEREFORD SALE
X) Females 11 Bulls
KKII)A , MARCH 2 1945
Bi" Uirlc Warehouse No. 1
'Johnson Cit, Tennessee
FAST TKXXKSSKK IIERKFHKI) IIRKKDKRS, INC.
We are showing from Peters several types of shoes
made with various types of soles including leather. '
. Illustrated above however in both the high shoe and
the oxford are two numbers built with gro-cord soles which
. we especially recommend for their comfort and wear.
fJAY'S DEPT. STORE
List Your Property
For Sale
-with-
L N. Davis & Co.
Insurance Real Estate Sales
Telephon 77
NOTICE OF SSFRVINst:
SUMMONS RV PUBI.H ATIO.V
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN SUPFRIOIt COlJin
HAYWOOD COUNTY
VS.
TOWN OF WAYNESVILLE. a Coi
poration, and JERRY BROWN
LALLlh MAY BROWN and
SALLIE BROWN, Heirs at Law
of Thomas Brown, Deceased, if
living, and their respective con
sorts, 11 any, whatever mav h
their names and whatever 'mav
be their residences, and if dead
all their unknown heirs .-mrl
their consorts, if any, by what
ever names they may be called
and whatever may be their resi
dences, and THOMAS
REEVES.
Ihe defendants, Jerry Brown
Callie May Brown, and Sallie
Brown, Heirs at Law of Thomas
Brown, Deceased, if living, and
their respective consorts if am
whatever may be their nam's and
wnatever may be their rcsioVnrnc
and if dead, all their unknown
heirs, and their consorts if nm
by whatever names thev lu ciiinri
ana wnatever may be their resi
dences, and Thomas C. Reeves
will take notice that an action on
titled as above has been coinmenc
ea in the Superior Court of Ha
WOOd CountV. North Carolin-i tr.
foreclose liens for taxes rinp H-v
wood County on a Lot of land in
waynesville. Havwood Cnunn
North Carolina, known as Hip rnu.
er Lot, allotted to Anna D. Love
as her dower in the Estate nt
Thomas Brown, Deceased; and said
defendants will further take no
tice that they are reouired tn an
pear at the Office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of H.ivu.nnH
County. North Carolina, in th
Courthouse in Waynesville, North
Carolina, within 30 days after the
9th day o April. 1945. and ansuvr
or demur to the complaint of the
pnunun. or. the plaintiff will apply
io me uourt for the relief demand
ed in said complaint '
This the 7th day of March, 1945
C. H. LEAtHEitwnnn
Clerk Superiort Court of Haywood
County, ,North Carolina.
No. liltW-Mar. 8-15-22-29.
who
iias been listed a, 'missing".
I Capl. Quee.i. oil of Mr anil
Mrs. Sam Queen has been over
seas wilh the Kid Attack Group.
" The .(h im Keapei.,", famous A-:!0
Boston Attack unit of the Fifth
Air Force, for tuo .. eai .
Capt. Quec;, and 1'vt. 11.11 I'lott
are both members of the Soco
Gap dance team and are anxious
lo gel hack home lo dance in the
group once again.
Miss Ann. Osborne, who is at- I
lending the Fuiversily of North
Carolina, is spending a ten (lass
vacation with her mother. Mrs.
Evelyn A. Osborne, and her grand
mother, Mrs. J. F. Alrel.
lYOMEn'38to52'
v are ion mDarrMSd by
IIOT FLASHES?
Dr. II. M. Clanoe
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lostume Suits Boleros
Dressmakers
, 1945 Easter nam dp
And here jve ve softly detailed little suits, so fem
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dressmakers. Choose your soft suit'fof Easter
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