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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, apr J Page i THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER it 1 Floyd T. Grasty Killed In Crash, Funeral Tuesday (Continued from page i month, and was returned to 1 he States to Oxner. At the time he entered the ser vice he was a st'.dent in the local high school. He has one brother. Clyde i Grasty, U. S. Army, w'10 is inns serving in France. Utl ei surv iv ing him are his parents, and an other brother, Harold, who lives al home. Crawford's Funeral Home is in charge of the .ii rangements. Cpl. C. D. Mooney Is Awarded The (Continued -from page 1 1 I'd to intense enemy patrol acti vity, but his fearlessness coin rilnit ed largely to an exceptionally hiiih degree of wire communication ef ficiency. Cpl. Mooney's fearless ness in the face of the great per sonal danger, his aKKrossivonoss and his unfailing devotion to du:. reflect great credit upon liimsi M and the army, according to 1 1: i citation which .iccompanii d tin medal. Mrs. V. Hugh MeCraiy. of Sir Branch section, is w.Mling In r en and dauglitcr-in-lau . Mr. ..nl Mi t harlcs McCrarv . at lin n lum.i on Fines Cieek. Remarkable Treatment lor Stomach Distress From Too 1I licit Stomach Acid 2 Brothers in Navy -1 . Moml Sunday School Week ntiQ L -April 9-1 5 ' 1 tiliMS fff -' . . ki , - i. - v ' lin? Fk i Robert KuUene Gibson. Mo MM J .ii?':':J;:; nr., I, ml i . i. vli.it li : 11. in- -i : . Il I- HUM- ,1 I"l till-ill. I ln- :;.-. i I.I ;illlis t" i .Mitil ,1 ;I I sui , In- In flt ,H Il, I" ill HIil tu lu Mill ll'llrl I .1 Ill . II Mill -HI I -I In. h.l H . . h. Mill. inn. In li liiim. I.I. . .il ini:. -i u. Ii .'"'I "i li' i i.t j.l . 1 1 n - 1 1 .i. i.i ,- . .1 Il .1.1.1 ..". In". -IK. Hi, I I 1.. . i. I. I .t . Il. l ... I l'llt ll In'' ' ill, i, ill i .... i.l hr.i,i ih.t (let $!.:; Tri.il !ile. Al.ii availalilf $2.00. $3.'.U mi'.. Al KMIIUS CUT HATL URUO STlllll ..nil other Qoud drug itiires. 'tc ami Onirics E. (iihson, S 2e, .-r- i ! 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Sea in i n ( !i ' i ; ' I 1 1 ! i , .11 nil ered tin- ' 1. 11 .1 :, s; Mil l a- ,'i , '. nl.iti!-.T ci .' i ii '. : I K.ii,-e li .'nil ell! 1" ' 'a. i'i' I '."ir.' . a . IH' hi . I: mi' ' r,: , :n 11 " Mc 1 .1 I.,' , r sr.it !o e pel I . ! ! I . anil then to 'or iei',. a . in ' 1 1 1, in 1 11," r lo (!ul in ,h, 1 ,e ' j V 'Wix Tciulcrirs j Two New Books By Ethel Eldridge To Be Published Two new juvenile books, by Mrs Harry C. Eldridge, of Franklin, Ohio, have been accepted for pub lication by the Creative Education al Society. They are, ' Health and Safety Lessons told in verse and, Story" and "Auntie Ann's Story Book." Mifs. Eldridge is the former Miss Ethel Jones, daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. S. A. Jones, and sis ter of Miss Nannette and Miss S. A. Jones, of Waynesville. She has published many children's stories. Among them are, "Yen Foh." Chin ese folk tales, with beautiful illu strations; "Ling" grandson of Yen Foh; "Rhymes for all Times," charming verse stories in delight ful lilting style. "Animal Antics," "Children's Pantomines for Special Days," and many others in book form, short stories and verses including young people's plays and pageants. , OK40MIMI. 1. jsov Vm A re Biiiiiiiiiii-i'"rn lY-'T'""fTf-'xitfiim jiiiariWliilWMi'rgi'i) Funr , i 1 . .ii ul iee ('ryrlals within th" i.l i : . f 1: ' M Unit i'i frozen, ru siiU'eu .11 .iliii'r.; of the libers, is heln ''! ii !!: i'Nj.1, .nation of the "ft nilri ..-;):" illeet of .sharp freew ill:: of 11. eat irniii i ii 11 mtm mmm wwri nmrwinri For This Wcck-Kiul . Lemon Cheese 1 ' v w We are repeating this special by popular (leniand. I Pearce's Bakery I Let Us Bake For You r rTV7 i'i f 1. . .a. :'t" :v km dvavsy r V-M D ) A' and QGC3ti7 she's aty yourZscryico i Millions of Long Distance and Toll calls go over Bell System lines every twenty-four hours. Most of them are handled about as promptly as before the war. But sometimes there's a crowd on the line and then the pleasant voice of Long Distance will soy "Please limit your call to 5 minutes" Southern Bui Telephone and telegraph Company INCORPORATED ' " ' American children everywhere will stand up and he counted this week, when National Sunday School Week will be observed throughout the country. This movement is sponsored by the Laymen's National ('oininitlee, a non-sectarian, non-profit organi zation with headquarters at the V.'inderhilt Hotel, New York. The Committor, now entering its sixth year of operation, is puUIn,!; forth every effort to hiiiif; about a revitalizntion ff a sober realiza tion that Amrrica van founded on man's consciousness of (lotl. -ma n'x daily labor anil the j nut. i thtrvjrim. .. ? The purpose in sponsoring Na tional Sunday School Week is to develop a set ions acknowledgment that, "As the twig is bent, so the tree iurliai ent owes h (!od, whose those who Nal ion.il reprencnl.! activity of ;", and that every par 4 rhilil a knowledge of lifhi always shines for eel; it. Sunday School Week an additional annual tin Committee, who sponsor .'atioiii I Si bio Week tlio third Monday in October each year. The above poster in color is ob tainable al. Chambers of Commerce throughout the country, or at the offices of the Laymen's National CoiumitUsu. Pf c. Donald Moody Awarded Bronze Star rVTedal Continued from page H set on fire. On the order of the tank commander. l'fc. Moody abandoned the tank, then it was discovered that the driver was wounded and could not dismount by himself. Without orders Pfc. Moody, without regard of his own safety, climbed back on the burp ing tank and together with the tank commander lifted the wound ed driver from the burning tank while others of the crew were fighting the fire. This heroic deed was accomplished under direct fire I from enemy self-propelled guns. l'fc. Moody's bravery and thought fulness for his fellow crew man is a great credit to the military ser vice in which he is serving. It was in this action that l'fc. Moody was wounded." VICTORY SMILES IN GERMANY Ke I a) if ; -k ?tJt - it. St. John's Grade School Students Play Central The boys and girls of SI. Johns glade school played a double-header basketball game with the Cen tral Elementary school Friday, with each school winning a game. St. John's girls won 10 to H and the central boys won 10-15. if rXC '..... ;oorx'. I ' j I f;- l4'-a 'A A WINNING TEAM displays confident, happy smiles in tin's photo taken somewhere In Germany. Lt. Gen. George S. Patton irrepressibly demon strates with gestures' how his men are tearing through the Reich as Su preme Allied Commander Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower listens. Looking on are Gen. Omar N. Bradley, commander of the 12th Army Group, and Lt Gen. Courtney Hodges (extreme right), commander ol the U. S. First Axmy. This is a U. S. Army Signal Corps Radiophoto. (JcnwtioTial) LAFF-A-DAY ' " 1 11 nea . r J Lfi&J com iNfc una ruTvin itkdicatc, bi,wotu ucbtj iejebmh "We want yoo to change a will!" Sour Milk Sour milk can be utilized to good advantage in making muffins, bis cuits, gingerbread, cookies, and most other quick breads and butter cakes. Change In Subscription Rates On and after April 15th, the following subscription rales will be in force for The Mountai neer: In Haywood County One Year $- Six Months 1.25 Outsi.le Haywood One Year $2-50 Six Months 1-50 (Paper to service men at county rate) ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS PAY ABLE IN ADVANCE. $15J mis trice Include !re To PjJ Beautiful Wedding Set The Engagement Rlns of solid gold set with i,hp diamond. The Weddinff Ring of solW (f,,l s,.i , diamonds. Get your set while supply lasts. " thrtt Bronze Star Medal (Continued from page li for meritorious achict'mont. Chief Warrant Officer Sloan en tered the service as a volunteer in January, 1941. He was stationed at Fort Jackson for two years, after which he served at (amp Blanding, Camp Forrest, Tenri., and from the latter was sent to the Adjutant General's Training" School. Washington. U. C. for special courses. He was later transferred to Camp Atterhury, Ind - and was sent overseas in Feb ruary. 1944. He was In-. I in hn;; fand but on l)-l)uv was v.itn Inc invasion Inrces in France. Since then he has been in liei iiuiii ai.d Holland and is ikmv in .i n;u.ny. At the time he entered lie '-crvice he was emploved hv A. ( l.av, -rencc Leather (.ompany. BARGAIN JEWELRY STOR; No. Church Street This Stallion Availa' For Service M Is' V IYEIASH DARKENER To keep lashes and brows bewitch- nly dark and allurinu . . . even after swimming, cryinf? or perspir ing, use "Dark F.yes ". This indel ible darkenei- never runs, smarts or smudges. One application lasts 4 to 5 weeks . . . thus ending daily eve make-up bother. l AUiium: Use only as directed on the label. Try it! tiet a package of "Dark- Fyes" today! ' $100 Plus 1 Tax SMITH'S DRUG STORK 1 4 faTvVv? 1 This Registered Perchun Owned Hy JOE CARVER Koute Two, Waynesville Available At Owner's Farm On Jonathan ( J At Any Time. BUY WAR BONDS AND SU It's New-It's Delicious-lt'-s Nourishing -It PET FRUIT Milk Sherbe. Available At Your Pet Dealer This New Sherbet Tastes Almost Like Ice Cream Available In ... . 5-Cent Cups Pints Bulk In Seasonal Flavors And Made From Pasteurized Pet Milk '- As you know, butterfat is a highly rationed item. For that reason, only a limited amount can be used in the manufac ture of ice cream. Our research laboratories have found a way to make a dessert without using butterfat, which re sembles ice cream in looks and taste. In fact it is ice cream less the butterfat. Serve Pet Sherbet Often Pet Dairy Products Co. Phone 10 Wavnesvil i I
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