LtjT)AYLMAY 17, 1945 (One Pfcy Nearer Victory)
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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CIVILIANS AT WAR
. ,u'iit needs and asks its citizens in the 180th week
flif (,u . .. lanan to:
uar afmir overseas serviceman a bond during the 7th War
' . . ii him vnn have done so on a V'.Mall ,.,.- ;
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nr,vt . ,.. ...i.rpvrr war bonds are sold.
v oil voiir war job until victory over Japan. If manpower
u,ur industry arc changing, your U. S. Employment Scr
.. ...ii vim the nearest job where vou are nerrieri
htlkt' i1 , -.niv what vou need Itpcnnvprcinn h-.. .....
('(llltlPUe lo iias siai i-
.,,,, as factories cannot produce sufficient civilian goods
threat ol liiiiauou uu rawiit nui-us continue.
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REMINDERS
Last Date For Use
, ,TS- Hid Stamps Y5, Z5, and A2 through D2 June 2
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sumps E2 through J2
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fit-d Stamps
K2 through P2 ...
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0...1 stamps iiuuusii w
lxh) FOODS Blue Stamps H2 through M2
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Riuf Stamps rt """"S" '
nine stamps i """
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Lie Stamps ti,
STAMPS 33
Blue
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June 30
July 31
August 31
June 2
June 30
July 31
August 31
June 2
August 31
. 1 1 A nnA R M r
OIL 1 enou i. , -. "luiwm, kuou ior ten gallons
.... ,.tmi,f. valid thmnchmit the .ftiiiiti-w i .
ni'l uim. iv.. -- - " vwmiiuj iui me rubl
0, the heating year.
.Airplane stamps mos. i, , j, in uook inree continue valid
ndtlinitely.
berlatives
M'lll"!
i-Ijiss if the Clyde
LiumiI inciiUy named their
Lines for I he year. "They
I,,,, l ! Mary II. llhiiie-
, I Milt.....!
Iiinsl iiiiiiimimh- -, iiiiioiu
ill, most popular girl. Clco
ii, i,mi popular hoy. Eugene
1,1,1 tin I cilifii. Edith
i,n Ih-i hov cilw'-n. Spur
,un, , mnsl studious, lift
annl.il. Kill I'losl likely
,1 s.)l ll'il'iiison: hoy most.
in .ii. ( red. Donald Sway
rininil girl. Dorothy
l--.t ;ill round hoy. Hobby
mi-. i .iililHic girl. Hilda
win. most alhletic boy, J
tit. best dressed girl, Marie
hH dressed hoy, Millard
nl. il.is pest. Doris Brown
hi I his Drown: best figure
m Kii Snyder; best physique
M Carver; most dignified
laths Drown; most dignified
Bdiialtl Swayngim; class mo-
will spencer; cutest girl.
lliijnes: culest boy, Billy
oik cil ! ghl, Kditb
bMin: most conceited boy.
in- .layncs; class pet, Alma
friendliest L'irl. Nell Col-
lendliest boy, Lewis Rogers:
girl. Gladys Iirown; laziest
hisler Ktiykendall; most
i:nl. Louise Davis; rfiost
l"y. Hilly litirch; class
lids, ( leu ItHlilwin and Konl
class prophet, Nell Collins:
historian, Hilda Sue Case:
foot. Uuth Haynes.
senior play which is. "Pat
Jilt." will he nrpsnnlod PVi
ay III al IU0 t). m. in the
auditorium ;it Clyde.
pst includes: (iladys Brown,
m Mcmore, Kent Brooks
arver. Duiolhv Caule. rtnlihu
Chester Kuykciulall, Nancy
nruy Kuykcndall. Don
Kaynsim, Hilda Stevenson.
nogers. Dorothea Leather
M Hilda Sue Case.
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T"'K Ol" ORDINANCE
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rORDAINEDbythe Mayor
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-"u linen oi ine
! wyncsvillc as follows:
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if . ine pur-
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kn i a- or w Bard of
r'fMio i , V" 80 amount
or II... Sa' motor
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K v.i.i , s "om lhe Pe-'n-r'-Obusor
iMiiess of r enea&d in
i for i J ,ransP"rting pas
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of II,.. T ' ",e PUDIlt"
of wfVCrnin8b0dy
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F sreets of t Uscd
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fu Cly 8 shall be
Prator'u'lc M effect by
fohic"; or ner of SUci,
HEDIG A. LOVE
17. l0Wl Clerk.
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Library Notes
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In France
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PFC. R1CHAKI) . HAY SHOAF.
son of C Z Shoal', of Wayncsville
and Canton, and the late Mrs
Merrill l.ee Shotif. is serving on
a hospital Irani operating in Krance
evacuating patienls hack from the
front in Germany He has been
overseas since December. 1944. anil
has been in the service over two
years His train was stationed one
day near an airborne outfit and
the hoys made around L'S .jumps
a day over the train.
I'fc. Slmaf has served in Ger
niany, Scotland. Uelgiiim. Holland,
and various places in Krance. hav
ing been stationed must of the
Edward Wayne Fortner
Transferred To Norfolk
Edward Wayne Kortner, seaman
second class, USNR, of Hazclwood,
recently arrived as the Naval Train
ing Station, Norfolk, Va.. to under
go training for duties aboard a
new destroyer of the Atlantic fleet.
He recently completed a period of
recruit training at the Naval Train
ing Center, Bainbridge. Md.
Seaman Fortner is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Fortner. of
Hazelwood. and before enlisting in
the navy he was employed by the
Dayton Rubber Company. He was
educated in the Waynesville
Township high school.
Link Sausafea
When frying link sausages, keep
draining off fat as it gathers. Later
you'll enjoy it in savory gravy or
as seasoning. Use tongs or two
forks to turn links once or twice
you should never prick the skins.
Finished sausage has a speckled
brown color, ft's underdone if it's
pinkish. Serve well done on a warm
platter.
time in Paris He recently met his
brother-in-law, Don Baker, husband
of his sister, the former Miss Fran
ces Shoaf. for the first time. .
Before entering the service I'fc
Shoaf worked with his father iu
Hie Soul hern Express office here.
His wile and small daughter are
residing at Lake Junakiska with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. L
Putnam, while he is in the service.
Wins Air Medal
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SGT. BEN S. ATKINS, son of
Mrs. James Atkins, and the late
Mr. Atkins, of Waynesville, lias re
cently been decorated with the air
medal by llrlg. General Jarred V
Crabb, commanding general of tin
Fifth Bomber Command
Sgt. Atkins, who has arrived in
the States, served as a radio operator-gunner
with the "Air Apach
es.'' crack 34Slh llomhardmrii.
group in the Fifth Air Force, lie
is a veteran of 37 missions and
over 275 combat hours, against the
Japs in the Southwest Pacific. He
has down over New Guinea, Nefh-
Robt. J. Harriger
On Duty Aboard Grant
Robert Harriger, seaman first
class. USNR. son of Martin Har
riger. of Waynesville, is aboard
thes Grant, a 2100-ton destroyer,
at sea, and is now back in action.
His ship has been undergoing re
pairs for damage received in the
Battle of Surigno Strait.
The night the USS Albert J.
Grant was damaged she had as
sisted in the sinking of a Fuso
class Jap battleship, scoring hits
with torpedoes.
The Grant was commissioned
November 24. 1943. She played
an in-shore role in landing opera
tions at Hollandia, ' New Guinea:
Saipan and Tinian in the Mari
anas; at Palau; and at Lcyte in the
Philippines. For her accuracy at
Saipan and Tinian. she won the
nickname of 'Sniper Ship".
Avoid Burning
When cooking most vegetables
and many other foods use only
enough water to prevent burning
a quarter inch will usually do.
ei lands East Indies and the Phil
ippines and his last missions were
against Jap shipping in the China
Sea.
At the time ho entered the ser
vice Sgt. Atkins was employed by
the U. S. Engineers on construction
work in Sumter. S. C. His wife
resides with her family in Perry,
Ga.
Week-End Specials : :
PECAN ROLLS
CHERRY BUNS
DEVILS FOOD CAKE
t'oiiiplelc Line of ln;ility Baked (mkhLs As Far As
Supplies Permit.
Pearce's Bakery
Let Us Bake For You
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
MA lit. 1ET J HINS TON
County Librarian
Close to fhe source of inaiiv
events and movements is the fact
that a boy and a hook gul fngelli
cr. "--Dr. Frank Graham.
Aiming books for boys and the
younger groups are the Inllowing
which may lie borrowed from the
county library:
"Rooster Club", by Angelo; Mr.
Popper's Pcnguinc; "Gregoricaiid
the White Llama", by Baunoii;
"Uncle Bcnnic Goes Visiting", by
Brook; "Dash and Dart". Hull";
"Rabbitt-go Lucky", Cote; "Ki-Ki ".
Crainc; "Wings For Per". D'aual
tirc; "Elin's America", Dc Angeli;
"Great Goppy", Du Hois; "Two
Log Crossing", Edmonds.
"Hundred Dresses", Estes: "K.ek
iel Travels", Garner; "Angelo the
Naughty One". Garner: "Little
House", Hadcr; "Brownie of the
Circus", Harper; "Michael and the
Captain", Holberg: "Lizzie", Jus
tus; "Banjo and Mr. Hones", Jus
tus: "Apple Hush". Kceler; "Sean
and Sheels", King.
"Cyclone Goes A Viking ". Kris
tofTcrson; "Rabbit Hill", Lawson;
"Ling Tang and the Lucky Crick
et", Stafford; "Mr. Bumps and the
Monkey". De La Mare; "First
Grade". Lattimorc; "lien and
Me", Lawson: "Ling. Grandson of
Yen-Fob". Kldridge; "Little .loan
than". Mason; "Decky's Secret ".
Molloy.
"This Is the World". Pease;
"Feast of the Lamps", Root; "Tag
Along Tooloo", Saycrs; "Great
Qulllow,". Thurber; "Chippendale
Dam", Troy; "Fred and Brown
BcaVcr Ride the River". Tousey:
"Trouble In the Gulch". Tousey;
Molly the Rogue". Walsh; "Ned and
the Rustlers". Tousey; ' Jared's
Blessing". Woodward; and "Twin
Calves", Tousey.
Pvt. Robert Buchanan
Home On Furlough
Private Robert Buchanan, sun of
Mrs. It ,T. Buchanan, of Pigc-m.
is spending a several days fur
lough with his family. Pvt. Bucb
anan entered the service mi April
9, and was inducted at Fort Bracu.
where he is receiving bis basic
training.
Pvt. Buchanan was educated at
the Bethel high school and al fhe
time he entered the service was
engaged in farming.
He hns one brother in me sei -
vice, Cpl. Woodrow Buchanan, who
is now serving in the Soiiih l'-cific.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps
NOTICE OK ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING SALE Of WINES
The followinc ordinance was un
animously adopted and finally pass
ed by the Mayor and uoarn oi i
dcrmen of the Town of Waynes- ,
ville on May 10th. 1945: ;
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Waynesville, as follows: j
Section 1. That it shall oc un
lawful for anv person, firm or cor- l
poration to sell or offer to sell in
any way or manner within the cor
porate limits of the Town of Way- :
ncsville any wine. !
Section 2. That this ordinance ,
shall tw in full force and effect ,
from and after June 1st, 1945; pro
vided that any person, firm or cor-1
nnratinn heretofore licensed to sell !
wine within the corporate limits of '
the Town of waynesville snau
have thirty days after June 1st,
1945, in which to dispose of his or
its stock, of wine.
HEDWIG A. LOVE,
Town Clerk.
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Bring Us
Their
Picture
OMitlt J " ' V jj
We Want A Picture of Every Haywood
Man and Woman in Service---
Vq an1 " i.i (rihulr tt ((e men and women in
service from (bis county, by arranging a display in
our large fnml window. No advertising, or merchan
dise will lie on display wilh the piclurcs. W'c are do
ing this because so many of our gallant lighters have
not had their pictures displayed in public. We feel
they doe re this recognition, and for that reason
we have gone to considerable expense to arrange and
huild a worth while display for the pictures of these
people.
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The Picture Will Be- Put On
Display In Our Main
Window
Wc Are Building A
Special Display For Them.
Extreme rare will be taken of every picture brought
to us. He have set up plans whereby each picture
will cany the name and rank of every man and wo
man in service, and a record will be kept of the per
son bringing us the picture. We can use a picture of
any size, either in or out of a frame. The display
will be out of the sunlight, and wc will protect them
at all limes against harm. We want to push the dis
play to completion at once, and for that reason ask
that you bring us your pictures as early as possible.
BRING W YOUR PICTURES NOW FOR THE DISPLAY
- - NO COST TO YOU WHATEVER - -
4 15c Sure To See the SO
Men Stage A Uatllc In
"HEKE'S YOUK
INFANTRY"
High School Stadium
Wed., May 23 8 p. m.
No Admission
Ik " Jiudsou
Co
"Home Of Better Values"
Uncle Sam Needs Your
Money To Whip the
Japs!
Buy More Bonds During
the Mighty 7th Drive.
Buy Them To Keep.
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