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BSDAY, MARCH 29, 1945 1 (One Day Nearer yictoryX XETSVa
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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r Observance
At Long's
t Today
, 0f Easter at
enf M..t!cUst church.
m ;,t B:UU 'clock
Uu!k Communion ser
! ( n.nuni.'ants sitting
, I., up in the base--,1,
The object of
fSW.n.nemn.lethe
.' , Jcmis with His
Tl P-tor. He-. Miles
'.' )- assist, d by
;U R-B
, n.ioii at 3:00
'", 'i In- an Easter
''",1,,. , l.i.i. -h 'awn for
" (il ,. beginners,
, departments.
,.,! , clu.r- ot this
H u. Mrs Crary Mc
,"s ti Terrell, and
Ann I-"'1-'
,H1I1., ,,i 7:U() there
Innil for the
. ,. .lunaluska
K The committee
,,.!. l' '' Mr- and
,! HK.,n. Mrs. Crary
ami Pelorrs L'nder-
muniiii!! at 11:00
U(1. il.c I'ast'"' will
;,.,.uriiii Message
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JUNALU3KA METHODIST
CHURCH
Pastor, Miles A. McLean
Sunday School at 10.00. with
classes for all ages.
Church service at 11:00 at which
time the pastor will take as his
topic,. "The Recurring Message of
Easter." The choir will sing the
fina chorus from the Easter Can
tata, The Lord of Life.
Evening service at 8:00 which
will consist of a full length can
tata, The Lord of Life, by Nulte,
given by the choir of the church.
pianist, will
I, or THANKS
l,, Hi:, nk our friends
,!,.,. i,,wi us during
h of our hus
;,'()., anil for 111.' bouu-
i.ll.i Ul'.'S.
I ,1 Winchester and
fou 65 Cents
Iron-chu-line
YourCough"
oncliial Irritation -ting
from a Cold
k up eway druggist
will give you quick ui
rell.'f. A few more dosea
ruu ueii and usually hall
a the trick or your druB
lorizrd to refund the 8
aid fur It.
-no sweet Etuff worrt
rug addict nor upset your
t Hroii d.u-liue win Ease
What do you betT Relief
want arid wbal vou araifc
.Is- keep them.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Church rooms located on second
floor of Masonic Temple.
Authorized Christian Science
literature avai'able following tlu
service on Sunday morning at 1 1
o'clock.
"Reality" will be I lie subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all Chris
sing "The Alleluia Chorus ", from
"The Lord of Life". Easter can
tata by Roy E. Nolte. In the
evening at 8:00 o'clock the full
length cantata will be presented.
The arrangement of the numbers
of the cantata wil lbe as follows:
Waken, O World, an opening
chorus with soptano ob.igato; Oh,
Who Is He That Cometh?, bass
solo and choir with W. E. Carter,
soloist; In Remembrance of Me,
tenor solo and choir with Carey
McCracken, soloist; Thy Will Re
Done, soprano and alto duet with
Hilda Dotson and Frances Wil
liams; Betrayed Unto Death, bass
solo, soprano and alto duet, choir,
II. 11. Terrell, Mrs. Jones, Miss
Moore; O Love Divine, What Hast
Thou Done?, quartet and choir,
with Mrs. Jones, Miss Moore, Mr.
Klopp, and Mr. Carter; The Song
of Dawn, a contralton solo by
Miss Elizabeth Glosser; There Was
A Great Earthquake, by the choir;
The Angel's Message, women's
chorus, men's chorus, and choir;
Jesus Lives, a Risen King, a
soprano solo and choir with Mrs.
Robert Jones, soloist; The Promise
of Morning, a soprano solo by Mrs.
F. S. Love; and Alleluia, the finale
chorus.
SILVER BARRETTE
This Price $100 Name and
Includes Fed. Tax
BARGAIN JEVVELRV STORE
Want Ads
'Al!,V
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ii mi .
.1 .'.ill
..'ill
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ill' ,,1
li.uls lor $10.00
.ii lime and fer
r hoise drawn
t., Trails even, al
io nil. '.! cypress
r.uii, suitable for
upply. storing li
;., h 1 old fash
i l, with leaver
- ii, w. $10.00. See
L'1:: miles from
I'l 'i'iin Road.
Mar. 29
Kxiu'i i.'iice.l parts
v mini ami mi'i'lianics.
t(ntiiniy in these
..linn':. See Watkins
i ' . ti 1 1 cm V". tf
AT ONCK skilled and
1 workers. Also truck
rtii farm help. Houses
. See Jerry Liner, at
uluska.
HOOKED MAT
1!S I'l.KNTY OF
K Al.l, WORKERS,
i I V l-1 I K CRAFTS,
. (, V
Mar l.V22-2!)-Apr. 5
Two acres, two good
v.' and ii rooms, base
iii li.ue.es. wyler and
wii'.ain at $3,750.00 for
Huhher Plant. H. B.
Hle-Meade. Mar. 29
Y CHICKS
f ortified PuIIorum
Ks- New Hampshire
Reds-Hatched each
"aywood Hatchery, J
I ',."Posite Lome's
Member of Inter-
lia. w k Atk.
" Mutual Hatchery.
" n my pe mat.
proved U.S.R. OP
S1 Ch's to grow
Its" Mdthigh e"
" are Song to pay
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ility t.h ,arre body
" Pleasure.
Owner
UUnt Statioa
FOR SALE 7-jewel Klgin poekel
, watch, 16 size. Ulcclric ironer
(mangel, good working condi
tion, little used. Ten 4-foot
galv. chick feeders. Large eoal
healer, no grates, otherwise good
condition. Urading Gas Service,
Welch Street, phone 202
Mar. 29
WANTED To buy ice box. good
condition. Call A. U. Schiller
Store, Dellwooil Road. Lou
Birchfleld. Mar. 29
FOR SALE Fresh young Guern
sey heifers, also older Jersey and
Guernsey cows. See Glenn
James, Shellon Farm. Pigeon
Mar. 29-April 5
LOST 2 No. 4 Ration Hooks,
naifle of Bill lnnian and Julia In
ula n. Return to Iiox 140-A.
Route one. Waynesville.
Street. Mar. 29-Apr. 5
LOST Ration Rook No. 4. Nancy
Carolyn Morrow. Waynesville, N.
C, Route 1. Mar. 29-Apr. 5-12
USED CARS WANTED We
will pay ceiling price for good
used cars. See Davis-Liner
Motor Sales.
FOR VALUES in good houses and
lots, business properties, and
large and small farms, see
H. B. Mil nor. Belle-Meade.
Mar. 29
WANTED Cooks, waitresses, dish
washers, maids. Good wages
and location. Call 150.. Mar. 29
COOK, KITCHEN HELP wanted
at the new Green Tree Tea
Room. See Mrs. Rung. Asheville
Road. Mar. 29
LINDSAY RADIO SERVICE
Radios bought, sold and repair
ed. 56 Main Street. Waynesville.
N. C. Mar. 15-May 3
FOR SALE One mare and colt.
Call 318. tf
DAVIS-SMITH, JEWELERS
Expert Watch Repair
Also Engraving
Estimates Gladly Given
No. 8 Church St. Tel. 514
ARTISTIC Piano Tuning, Voicing
and Repairing. Paul Shepherd,
Bethel High School, Waynesville,
N. C. 14t
LOST No. 4 Ration Book. Name
Joan Saunders, Hazelwood. Re
turn to above.
Mar. 22-Apr. 5-12
FOR SALE New four-room house
just completed, about three acres
of good ground. Outbuildings on
property. Located on good road,
near Rubber 'plant. A bargain,
priced to sell. For further in
formation write P. O. Box 651.
Waynesville. Mar. 22-29
LOST Ration Book No. 3. Nina
Jordan, Waynesville, N. C.
Mar, 22-Apr. 5-12
tian Science Churches and Socie
ties on Sunday. April 1. The Gol
den Text will be taken from Psalm
45:6, J'Thy Throne, O God. is for
ever and ever; the sceptre of thv
Ringaoin is a right sceptre." i
FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCH j
Sunday Sii.ooi at 10:00 a. m.
Let all officers and teachers be
present and on time. There are
classes for all age groups.
Morning worship at 11:;.. The
pastors Easter message will be:
"He Is Risen." The choir will
render a beautiful Easter anthem.
Training Lnion at 7:00 p. in.
Eacn member is urged to attend
this first meeting of the new quar
ter. We repeal that those assem
bly programs are worth seeing
and hearing.
At the evening hour of woiship
8:00 p. m. -the mixed chorus
from the hih school will give a
program ol Easter music. Charles
lsley will direct the chorus. This
is a union s-i vice to which all the
churches in town are to partici
pate. The deacons will meet Mondav
evening at 8 o'clock in the pas
tor's study.
Mid-week service and choir re
hearsal Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
We cordially invite those hav
ing no church home to attend these
services. He sure to attend church
somewhere every Sunday.
notice.
No 11 o'clock service on second
Sunday.
HAZELWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Everett Murray, Pastor
Sunday School. 10 o'clock, Frank
U nderwood , su perintendent.
Morning Worship at It o'clock.
Serman subject, "My Church."
Training Union at 7 o'clock, Mrs.
Sam Knight, director.
Evening Worship at 8 o'clock.
Sermon subject, "The Church Pro
gram.'' '
Prayer services Wednesday eve
ning at 8 o'clock.
If you have a loved one in the
service come and pray for him.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. J. t Madison. Pastor
Church School, under the direc
tion of M. 11. Howies, opens
promptly at 10:00 o'clock. For the
convenience of parents with small
children, the nursery is kept open
during the 11:00 o'clock hour.
The pastor's subject for the
morning message will be, "The
Christ of Today and Tomorrow."
At 8:00 o'clock the Methodist peo
ple will join with the other con
gregations of town in sponsoring
a concert of sacred music to be pre
sented by the High School Cioius
at the Baptist church.
A youth sunrise service will be
held at Lake .lunaluska tit 7 ,'K) jn
the morning.
HAZELWOOD PRESBYTERIAN
( TU'IU II
Rev. S. R. Crockett. Pastor
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Lawrence Davis, superintendent.
Morning Worshi pat 11 o'clock.
Communion and Easier service.
Sermon subject. "Darkness and
Dawn."
Pioneers meeting at 7 o'clock.
Prayer services Wednesday at 8
o'clock.
No evening service until further
WANTED Middle aged woman to
take care of two children. Phone
453 for particularly. Mar. 29
WANTED - Middle aged white
housekeeper for private family.
No small children. Will do gen
eral house work and cooking lor
two lo lour people. Will pro
vide room in home. Must fur
nish health certificate and recom
mendations. Wages will he ar
ranged upon interview. Apply
to U. S. Employment Service.
Mar. 29-April 5-12
CHURCH OF GOD
Hazelwood
Rev. S. C. Lowery, Pastor
The revival which was started
last week will continue through
Sunday, April 1, with the Rev.
Austin Hewett as evangelist in
charge. The ladies quartet from
the Church of God of Canton will
furnish the music for the services.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services, which are
held each night at 8:00 o'clock.
WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson,
Pastor.
Whitener Prevost, superinten
dent of Sunday School.
Sunday School at 10:00 o'clock.
Morning Worship at 11:15
o'clock. Sermon subject: "He Is
Not Here." The choir will furnish
special .Easter music for the service
...niei the direction of Cl.as. lsley.
Young Peoples League at 6:30.
Installation of ollieers.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Schedule of Masses
Waynesville, every Sunday, 11:00
a. m.
Bryson City, every 1st Sunday,
8:00 a. m.
Franklin, every 2nd and 4th Sun
Jay, 8:00 a. m.
Murphy, every 6th Sunday, 8:00
a. m.
Canton, every 5th Sunday, 8:00
a. m.
Cherokee, every 3rd Sunday,
8:00 a. m.
Syjva, every 1st Sunday, 8:00 a
m.
Welch Cove, every 1st Sunday,
11:00 a. m. (C.W.T.).
FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
Benefit wonderfully from famous
doctor's discovery that relieves
backache, run-down feeling due
to exceis acidity in the urine
People tvarywhero arc tlndlnr amlln(
relief from painful ymptoma of bladdsr
irrltation caused by exctis acidity in tha
urine. DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT
acts fast on the kidneys to aaaa discomfort
by promoting- tho flow of urine. This puro
herbal medicine Is especially welcomo
waere bladder Irritation 'dua to excasa
acidity Is responsible for "g-ettinr up at
nights". A carefully blended comblnatloa
of 16 berbs, roots, veg-etablee, balsami r.
Kilmer's contains nothing harsh, is ob
olutly non-habit forming-. Just good in
gredients that many people say hava
marveloua ecf.
Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY!
Like thousands of others you'll ka flaat
that you did. Send name and address to
Department A, Kilmer at Co., Inc., Bos
12S3, Stamford. Coan. Offer limited. Sana1
at ence. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
A Real Easter Dress
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ITa nn.r.ti;nu acket 'sVI w,,n "9U'"-"U"
i . return, evelot ! V embroidery-trimmed,
A. i I .L:-4l fti.tehar I wn Soun
hoyon in Jet Black with Ice Pink, Summer Sky BluorJ
Green Frost, Sizes 9jo5 $1295
The Toggery
Legislature Enacts
10 Laws for County
Continued from page li
bills were introduced which would
increase salaries of county otli
eials. These included the county
manager, tax collector and assist
ant clerk of court. These became
law on March 17th.
The tenth measure introduced
by Mr. Palmer was a bill to permit
oflicials to act as bonding agents.
This became a law on March lihli.
During the 67 days the legisla
ture was in session 1.454 measures
were introduced. Ol these 1.1(17
actually became laws The large
percentage were local bills, deal
ing with purely local problems.
For the most pari, a high de
gree of harmony prevailed between
the members of each House and
between the Senate and the House.
Perhaps the hardest lights of the
session centered about teachers'
pay the tug of war between the
superintendent of public instruc
tion and the controller, the medi
cal care program, and legislation
concerning local wine and beer
sales. As usual where opponents
and proponents are fairly evenly
divided, compromises were ulti
mately worked out so that all
parlies, though not completely sat
isfied, got part of what they want
ed. With respect to the beer and
wine bill.,, of which there were ap
proximately 40, the House l lnanee
Committee adopted a policy of
striking out provisions relative to
beer .except in a few instances in
volving sales near schools,
churches, etc.) and of reporting
favorably bills which aul hoi i.ed
local governing bodies to refuse to
issue licenses for the sale of wine.
Pvt. William Gillett
Returns From Overseas
Pvt. William Gillett, son of Mr.
I and Mrs. Charles Gillett. of Clyde,
j has arrived from overseas where
he hn spent the past two years.
He entered the service in June.
1942. and was inducted at Fort
Jackson and given his basic train
ing at Fort Belvoir, Va.
He first served in North Africa
and later in the Italian campaign,
w here he was wounded on October
23. 1944.
He is entitled to wear the Ital
ian and African campaign ribbon,
Ciood Conduct medal. Infantry
man's badge. Presidential Citation.
Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
llefore entering the service he
was engaged in fanning in Hay
wood county.
Accordingly, practically all local
beer and wine bills were thus
amended and speedily passed near
the end of the sesison.
MKS. FRANCIS IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. W. i;oy Francis is a patient
a I the Hilluiore Hospital in Ashe-
IHossom out!
IT'S SI'ltlNfi!
Lovely Flower Hats For Faster.
The Nat Shop
1. II. I. IAN Al.l. EN HART
Church Street
Kyes Examined
tilusses Kitted
125 Main Street
CONS V L T
DR. R. KING IIARPti
OPTOMETRIST
We) In Bid.
For Appointment
Telephone 2481
Canton, N. C.
Opening Delayed . . .
Due to unforeseen Ik iimsl.inecs, we cannot open on
Easter Sunday as were our plans, hut will be delayed
a few days.
"hod as you want if
Green Tree Tea
Room
MR. M MltS. lHi;v A. KI NT.
New l.ociiliuii On Asheville Road- F:ist Waynesville
East Tennessee Aberdeen - Angus
OPPORTUNITY SALE
April 10, 1945, University. Farm
KNOX VI LLE. TEN N ESS EE
10 Bulls Frtn Hie- Good He.-ls in East Tn-
W Cows, some with calves nessee the Stronghold nf the
16 Bred heifers Angus Breed in the Southeast.
26 Open heifer
An opportunity to buy rood bulls and females. Discard
your low grade cattle and add good cattle while you can afford
it! These rattle will sell at a reasonable iiriec.
For Catalog Write II. K. Duncan, Secretary, Cniversity of
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Just Arrived
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