(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, Ma
U, TSiction Two -Page 2
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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WAYNES VI LLE PKESBV TIKI AN
CHURCH
Rev. Malcolm H Williamson.
Pastor.
Whitener Prevost. Niiprnnten
dent of Sunday School
-Sunday Sejiooi a I in (in o'clock.
Morning worship 1 1 . i." o'clock
Sermon subject
Enrollment."
Pioneer bovs .toil imiI'
Young People meet ,ii 7 : i i ( I
Mid-week prayer service
nesday evening at .'J. tin
FIRST BAPTIST (
Rev. I.. C. Kllioit
This Is the tr.einlh r!,i
beautiful windows when
and neighbors nice! on a
level and worship the '.u
This church keepv ,,nri
for all visitors at
Sunday School e;
morning at it) -tin oil
are clasnes from the
through the adult ;nJi
and teachers welcome
Messer is the ellim-nt
dent.
Morning worship hej
)y at 11:15. The ciio
a beautiful anthem. .
the congregationa
tinuing the series of me
the place and position oi
the pastor will speak
jet't: "A New Test;
What is the Baptist--t
ion of the New Tcstann
The sermon will atic.u;
that question
Training Union uinli
ership of Miss Hat -u
will meet at 7 DO p in
YOU'RE NOT TOO OLD
TO FEEL YOUN(J
Thl ) a mesajiKe for men w!i
life but do longer find it UimiI.hk !
the lack of certain viliiin.ii- :in t U
Tromone, a recent nit-tix-.ii i r.-w-rv .-nihiii-wn
vitamins anl humionea iim-liii y the
vfm and Kest im1 en'- meet j i i i.'-i- ..m-.v
Vour whule attpr'mr h. '-jr uii.,i .iti!!,:.:- to
ward lite, may nnprm wt . t y...t L..-in1 lo
use Tromone. Now it tj,;.y I..- i .-il.i- fur
middle aired men tu ate am fn- i l,e Mine
spirit, vitality ami t,,e;.M Uj.it in ;.lt their !
vouth a thing to rememLer. A ii(.'ij eum !
may not subtract fi"in yt.ur tjlf-iiMjrr-ii w!.?n
you um Tromone, the new Utflwiil formula
combining vitamins an-l tin w , f .,il,w
diretiond nn lhei. Trumn-p r(,r Bjif Dy
Smith's Cut-Rate i)my. Mnr
NOTICE OF TftI SIT 1 S SAI.i:
On Monday
lime
I!i-I."
eleven o'clock A. l ; t:.c cm
house door in the Ti -a :i .i w ';
nesville, N. (' . I w.H oilei
sale at public outci
est bidder for cash, tl
hi "li
ii m MIC
described real estate nun,- ,
said Town and State, to .mi
Being Lot No 7t! oi (Jraud i-
Sub-Division in the Tov
nesville, as per plat n
the Office of the Hegi-ti
ordi
ot I
of Haywood County
Sale made pursuant to pi
and authority conferred upon
by that certain deed ol liuv d
July 14. 1943. executed hv ii
Clark and wife, (ieitrude P C!
me
itcd
and recorded in Hook .".
115, Haywood CcmnK lie; i
page
tr-
which deed of trusl and i
reference is hereby made i
the terms and condition tl
This May 18. 194.-)
A. T. VV'ARU 1 iii
No. 1437 May 24-:',! -June V
ad
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NOTICE Ol SI MMONS
NORTH CAROLINV
HAYWOOD CM IMV
IN THE Sl.TKKIMI
cm I i;T
TOWN OF WAY MS'. Ill !.
Vs.
M. L. GREGORY and " d.
N1E. B. GRFCMRV II YV
COUNTY, F.T A I.
The defendants. M I. (d
Nannie B. fJregoc, all he
law aud devisees ol M I, (,i
and Nannie fj firegor; . ii d
ed. and all lien holder., and
tors and assignees oi said In
Yedi
ii at
laand devisees, and any and all
other persons having any ciaim or
interest in the propert;. lormerh
owned by M. L. Gregory in the
Town of Waynesville. Haywood
County, North Carolina, will take
notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Haywood Coun
ty, North Carolina to foreclose the
lien of taxes and street assess
ments due the plaintiff, which tax
es were duly listed by said M L.
Gregory, and which street assess
ments were made agaiir-t said
property in his name, and which
constitute a first lien upon real
estate lying in Grandview Subdi
vision of the Town of Waynesville,
in Haywood County, North Caro
lina, in Waynesville Township, be
ing lots Nos. 3 to 6 Inclusive i lour
lots) and lots Nos. 41 to 44 inclus
ive (four lots), as shown by map of
said Subdivision recorded in Map
Book "A" page 35. Office of the
Register of Deeds of Haywood
County, a part of which said lots
front on East Street and adjoin the
property of Mrs. Dave Russell, et
al., and the relief demanded con
sists in the sale of said real estate
for jtaxes and street assessments
due the plaintiff, and in excluding
all persons from any lien or inte
rest in said property.
The defendants win turtner take
notice that they are required to
appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Haywood Coun
ty at the court house in Waynes
vllle within twenty days after the
31 day of May, 1945, and answer
or demur to the complaint filed in
said -action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Thisjthe 2nd day of May, 1945.
I ' C. H. LEATHEKWOOD,
Clerk Superior Court.
J432 May 10-17-24-31.
I li.illse"
I iioiin ( on- I II I ,wl ll;iyi u hnt
Holding Revival
f A W
I'lie ll a. nl s ? f
IITK'II . g-,i''-- -.','.,.- fT, II
la'., i tl 4 II
II -.en l:i:V t'KWK PKTRL'CF.l.IJ. of
h Sinidav ,h.'lior,, ''native of Italv, who in
k '! here 1
, , i conduct i ne the revival services
I .ii 1 !e r,,M i
, iiij,.,.,.. j : 1 1 . - week ai 'lie l llurcil of (iod,
.um I .. ; I ; iae! v.oi.il The public is invited
1 1 1 m -i i : 1 1 e u ' tu a 1 1 em I I lie sei vices
1 j
, i Mi npi I Revival Services In
, , !'rorcss At The Church
.-i'lr's i re;a! was begun at the Ila-
I i , , I ' l I . . i I "... I , R 1 .
. ... , l- ,1 I h iv i. ,L- Im Mw, l.,
inti-rpre',! ' 1 t r K IV! rurclli. ol Asheboro, con
;ii ! i i.-,-h j diHinej 'lie MT ice. These serv
.! ., ..n-ver J " i'i oiilinue through June 9.
j ai i : 1 : 1 1 - to an annoiiiicenient by
., i , . , S ' l.ower.v , pastor.
. ,,,',,, i etriircMi. native of Italy.
p,,,',,,, '' former n'-Kleiil of New York
' ' -Mate and has iireaehed in a
niuuliei ni -tates in the country.
I lb- v ili In in a message each
oiL'ht at :; o'clock On Sunday
I'lrllJIlL1 .tune A he u-ill ;n(:ilf in
u'",' i 1 'lining ol the Seals, this being
i..ii.n la neeial tonic thai will inehulo
i prophec;. ,, tins day
le,
nti
nr:
open-
There udl he no evening service
to tin- commencement sermon
at the hmh m hool This church
"ill c ii.-.eiaie with the other
cliiiiahcs in town in giving way
tor tin- -pecial occasion.
Mid-week service Wednesday
night
at
o'clock Come and en-ell-attiMlded
service of
me and Hible study.
)ravcr meeting Friday
o'clock with Mr. and
it Rrown. on Richland
toy tl
I pi av i
I
Coltaim
night ai .';
.Mrs. Men
I street,
Be sure
; vv here ev i i
to attend church some
' Sunday. If you have
home, we cordially in
.' ursliip with us.
no
ebiirch
von tl
1 1 ' N i A I i st A METHODIST
(Church
I'.i-P.i- Miles A. McLean
Siinoa'. ,chool al 10:00. with
c!a--.es tor all ages
( liurch service al 1 1 :0() at which
time the pastor will speak on the
inpic "Iteceiving Help from Daily
lolile Heading, and the text will
he l : .mi I'sahii 119 "Thy word is
-' lamp unto in;, feet, and a light
NO I H I Ol APPLICATION FOR
MOTOR VniiCLK FRANCHISE
I.ICHTS BEFORE THE NORTH
i AHOI.INA I TII.ITIF.S COM-
ni.ssioN dock f.tt no. :i:::4
otiee in hereby given that an
I i.! c at ion has been made to the
' i.i 1 1. Carolina Utilities Commis
i!n l. Lawrence Russell. Route 1,
: Civile orih Carolina, for a fran-ciii-e
((ililieate to transport pas
"!!'! only as follows: beginning
al ( ole Springs and traveling over
a pi i v ale road to its intersection
vith C Highway No. 292, thence
over lle.;!iv. ay No, 292 14 miles to
the intersection with N. C. High
vva' 20H: thence with Highway 209,
approximately 28 to Lake Juna
hiska. where said Highway inter
sects villi V S. Highway Nos. 19
j and 2.'t. all passengers desiring to
rule win tie carried trom Cole
Springs to Waynesville. but no pas
sengers will be pic-teed up from
Lake Junaluska to Waynesville.
The bus will operate closed doors
from l.ake Junaluska lo Wavnes-
Vllle
Notice is further given that said
application will be called for hear
ing before said Commission in the
Court Room of the Utilities Com
mission in Raleigh. North Carolina,
on Tuesday. June 5. 1945, at 10:00
A M . and protestants desiring to
be made parties with the right to
appear at said hearing and be
heard in opposition to said appli
cation are required to deliver or
mail a written protest and two
copies thereof to the North Caro
lina Utilities Commission, Raleigh,
North Carolina, and deliver or
mail a copy thereof to the above
named applicant at least five days
prior to the date above fixed for
said hearing, which said protest
shall state FULLY AND WITH
PARTICULARITY the way and
manner in which said protesta'nt
will be adversely affected by the
franchise rights requested. Said
protest shall certify that a codv
thereof has been delivered or mail
ed to the applicant.
Further notice of the proceedings
in this cause will be given only to
the applicant and to protestanta
filing written protests to said ap
plication as above required. ALL
CORRESPONDENCE RELATING
TO THIS MATTER SHALL RE
FER TO DOCKET NO. 3324
mis me i9tn day of Mav. 1B4S
By
Order of the N. C. tJtiliti
Commission
By: FRED C. HUNTER.
1438 May 31 June 7.
irliuent ill present another !
'esiiiii! program at t h(
asv n In
1
unto my path." There will be a
musical number by the choir.
The young peiple will meet at
7:30 p. in.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHtftCH
Schedule if Masses
Waynesville, ery Sunday K.
T.i 11.00 a.
Andrews, every) 5th Sunday iC.
W. T.l 11:00 a
m.
bryson Lity, e
ery
Sunday (F.
W. T.i a:(ltl a. ui
Canton, every
Bth Sunday K.
W. T.l H:UU a. m
t herokee, everjj
3rd Sunday (E.
W. T.i H:00 a. nl
Franklin, everjj
2nd
and
a. in.
4th
Sunday iE. W. T.i-8:0()
Highlands, ever
T.i 11:00 a. m.
Murphy, every
Sunday iK V
fit h Sunday 'C
w. t.i : p. in
Sylva, every 1st
i Sunday 1 1". W
T.l 8:00 a. in.
vveicn Love, ev
y 1 si
liindav
C W. T.i 11:00
m.
WAVNFSVII.I.K 1ETIIOUIST
J ('. Madiso i, Pastor
Church School ui dor the direc
tion of M H. Bowlis opens at 10
o'clock. The Nunery remains
open during the morning service
The subject for thel pastor's mes
sage at the morning! hour will he
"How Much Do You Believe'
There will be no iteeting of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7
o'clock and no evening service al
the church At that jime our con
Igregation will join viith the high
school graduates in their bacca
laureate program.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
i niircii rooms loeiteel on sec
, , . .
ond floor of Masonic Temple. Sun
day services each mbrning at 1 1
o ciock. Wednesday evening tes
timonial meetings wil be held the
hrst Wednesday in edch month at
8 o'clock. The meeting in June
will be held on the (ith. These
meetings will contiiue through
September.
"Ancient and Modern Necro
mancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hyp
notism Denounced" Will be the
subject of the lessor -sermon on
Sunday, June 3. The Golden Text
will be taken from Isaiah 59: 1 9,
"When the enemy shll come in
like a flood, the spirit pf the Lord
shall lift up a standard against
sin." I
1
GRACE EPISCOPAL jCHURCH
First Sunday After Trinity
Rev. Robert G. Tatuiji, Rector
Holy Communion, 800 a. in
Church School, 10:30 a. m.
Holy Communion afid Sermon,
1 1 .30 a. m.
Young People's Service League
and Crusaders, 7:00 4. m.
Celebration of the Holy Com
munion each Wednesday, 10:00 a.
in. i
St. Mary's, MIcaMle
Evensong and sermon, '3:00 p.
Open Heartb Steel
Approximately 85 per cent of the
steel produced in this country ia
made by the basic open-heartn
method.
ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS
To increase flow of urine and
relieve irritation of the bladder
from excess acidity in the urine
Are you suffering unnecessary distress
Dtckache, run-down feeling and discom
fort from excess acidity in the urine r Are
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about that famous doctor's discovery
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NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATIONS
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN SUPERIOR COURT
HAYWOOD COUNTY
VS.
Cenie Clark, Widow of D. H. Clark,
Deceased, A. It. Clark and wife,
Mary Clark, L. C. Clark, Incom
petent, Wanda Clark, Guardian
of L. C. Clarw, Incompetent,
Wanda Clark, Individually, Has
sie Jones and husband, J. P.
Jones, Chas. C. Smathers, Trus
tee, R. C. Gossett, Trustee, Mrs.
Laura Broom, Adminislratix of
Brady Broom, Deceased, and
Town of Canton, a municipal
corporation.
The defendants, A. R. Clark and
wife, Mary Clark, and Hassie Jones
and husband, J. P Jones, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County, North Carolina, to fore
close liens' for delinquent taxes
and taxes due Haywood County and
assessed and levied against one
tract of land in Cryde Township
and one tract of land in Town of
Canton, said County; and said de
fendants will further take notice
that they are required to be and
appear at the Office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of said
County at the courthouse in Way
nesville, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 5th day of June, 1945,
or within thirty days thereafter,
and answer or demur to the com
plaint filed by the plaintiff in this
action or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed in said complaint.
This the 4th day of May, 1945.
GERTRUDE P. CLARJ,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court of
Haywood County. v
No. 1431 May 10-17-24-31 , i
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Presbyterians
To Hold Vacation
Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will open next Wednesday morn
j ing at 10:0(1 o'clock at the Pres
byterian church, according to an-
noMriccmenl by the Rev Malcolm
I K. Williamson. pastor of the
church.
Miss Mary Ann Dendy. of Weav
erville. who has bad special train
ing in conduction Bible Schools,
will be in charge of the school.
She will be assisted by the group
of volunteer teachers from the lo
cal church ( lasses are planned
for children ol Beginner. Primary,
Junior and Intermediate ages. The
school will he held each morning
and will continue through June
Ifith
St. John's (inulers
To Knjoy Annual
Picnic Today
tirades a. Ii 7
John's school will
nuul picnic today
which is situated
villi- (irades I
and of
1 1 1 1 1 (f Iheir
SI.
an
Hill on
neai
lo 4
Bulls
Waynes
will have
theirs on the school grounds.
The high school enjoyed a swim
ming party al their annual picnic
al Lake Junaluska yesterday.
Chicken T'r' pai atlon
Chicken, the great American fa
funic, may be prepared in many
vays. Some of I he most widely
ised methods of preparation are:
thicken pie, rnat chicken and
Iressing. broiled chicken. fried chick
in, baked chicken with cither rice or
mushroom sauce, fi ica- see of chick
sn, creamed chicken on toast or in
?otat3 baskets, chi'ken aalad,
micken sandwiches, (hick en soup
ind many other t.islv variations of
some of these methods of prepara
tion. Gravies made I mm the giblets
and soup made from i racking and
recooking the hones, help as meat
xtenders.
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fl-fIudsoii
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Belts
Robes
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Sgt. David -Leatherwood
Returns After Furlough
To Thomasville, Ga. ,
SSgt. David Leatherwood hiis
returned to Thomasville, Ga.. after
spending a 10-day furlough witli
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G O
Leatherwood, at their home al
Lake Junaluska
Sgt. Leatherwood entered the
service in January, 1!)4I. as a vol
unteer, lie was inducted at Vort
Bragg and from there was sent
to Panama, where he was stationed
for 1 1 months.
He was returned to the States!
and was sent to Drew Field, and
then Fort Myers, and later to his
present post at the Air Base at
I Iioinasvilie. ( oi
At the time he entered the ser
vice Sgt. Leatherwood was em
ployed at the Newport News Ship
building and iJry yiock Company.
Rinsing: Important
Soap left In fabrics may make
them dingy, yellow, or even brown
ish in streaks. The fibers may even
tually be weakened by such treat
ment. Don't slight the rinsing job,
say the home economists.
Buy Bonds keep them.
IKS
Company
Handkerchiefs
Key Chains
Billfolds
Tie Clasps
Socks
Bedroom Shoes
Fines Creek 5th Grade
Has Outing Study
In National Park
The fifth grade of the Fines
Creek school enjoyed a day in
the Great Smoky Mountains Na
tional Park last week, as a part
of a program of study. They made
the trip in the truck of N. J.
James, and were accompanied by
their teacher, Mrs. Charles Duck
elt, and Prof. Fred L. Safford,
principal of Ihe school.
Peach Speclalliei
Fill halves of canned peaches with
cranberry jelly and heat in the oven.
They're delicious with chicken or
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
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Mil it with quart
Compound today.
ot wle(, add
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spoontuls two time a day. Often
wiihin 48 hourl lometirnel over
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Jl the pains do not quickly leave
and il you do not feel better, Ru-'".
Mill cost you nothing to try al it is
told by your druggist under an abso
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Compound is ior sale and recommended by
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Rigid Building Restrictions To
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Lois Offered For Sale Soon
Drive Out Today Follow New
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