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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, ,)( Ne ,,
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
DEATHS
Taylor Giliett
Funeral services were conducted
at Parker's Chapel. Methodist
Church, on Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock for Taylor (lillctt. 6(1.
Haywood county fanner, who died
at his home on the Glenn Palmer
farm at 4 p. m. Monday alter a
short illness Kev. W. M. l!ol
bins, pastor, assisted hy Hev. For
rest Ferguson, officiated. Hurial
was in the church cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, the
former jYIiss Althi;' Clark; lour
sons, Elmer of Clyde. I! I' D No
1, Walker, of Newport News. Va ,
Pvt. Giirshain (lilletl. now wtth
the armed force in (icrin.iny. and
Pfc, l.atliani (Illicit, scrvine. in
England: three hrothii. Charlie
Glilett, of Clyde I! I- l No. I.
.ohnn:e (lillett, of Lake .limaltivka.
and Carver (iillett. ol Waynes
ville; I hive sisters. Mis Miami
Janey, Clyde, KM) No I. Mrs
Pvt. Thomas T. Norris
Transferred To Ninth
Air Force Command
Private Thomas T. Norris. son of
Kred Norris, of Waynesville, R.
K. U. No 2. has heen transferred
from the 11th Armored Division,
lird Army, to the Ninth Air Force
Service Command, according to
information received from the
base in France
Norris has been in the
Knropcaii theatre since January of
this year and he fought with the
lllh Ar-nored Division in Belgium,
llavtogne and at Luxemburg. He
is now serving as a tire repairman
with an ordnance company assign
ed to the Ninth Air force service
command
At the tune he ( ntered the ser
vice in .Inly, Itl-H. lie was a silk
i. 'II spinner lie. wife and daugh
ter. Christine reside in U'avnes-Vllle
Waller Wilson. Waynesville. and
Mrs George Green. Monroe. N .1
The Garret I Funeral Home was
in charge ot the arrangements
Commended
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MMIHIHI IMIlllHllllill I if hlfWilff M
Deserter From Army
Gives Up After
Hiding Two Years
(Continued from patre I)
juvenile judge. Hugh I.eatlierwood,
and have been released
The Messers have two other sons
in the service.
While Pvt. Mcssci had been tak
en to Asheville. officers were un
able to state what the government
would eventually do with the case.
Rotarians Enjoy
Visit To Test Farm
Sixty Hotarians and guests had
luncheon at the new State Test
Farm la-re last Friday, and were
shown ovei the t arm by Dean Col-
Seaman' Comoton Has
Returned To Norfolk
Kenneth L. Compton, seaman
first class, has returned to Norfolk,
Va., after spending several days
in Haaelwood with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Compton.
Seaman Compton entered the
service in May, 1944, and has re
ceived training at the following
places: Camp Peary, Va.. Bain
bridge, Md., and Manhattan. N. V.
He is a graduate of the local
high school and was a student at
Stale College, Raleigh, prior to
entering the service.
vard, assistant director in charge
At the meeting Friday, Charles
E. Ray will turn the office of
president over to W Roy Jjjranci:,
who will assume office July first
You Can Get Good Shoes For Chili
AT RAY S
-AND THERE ARK REASON'S .
1 Vt carry good shoes in reliable brands. X We do a ijood job i llt
2. We carry children's shoes in widths. 4 We have today an assrlriie
exfent innyl muL,. ....
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PRIVATE FIRST CLASS TDK
It Y POTTS CAMPUELL. on ol
Mrs .1 A Campbell and the late
Mr Campbell, of Haywood county,
has recently been commended from
l.t Col John P lireckenridge com
inaiiding ollicer John II Payne
Field Cairo, for the part he play
ed in the recent elimination of a
.iO(i-loii backlog of vital cargo
which was to he moved by air
transport to the China lilo ma In
dia theater
The movement of
through the huge .or! h African
Division of the USAAI- An Trans
port Command, reached a peak
when li 1 ( i tons of ecpiipmenl were
mined through Payne Field in a
pei ind of 24 hours It was neces
sary for men at the airfield near
Cairo. Egypt . to unload the ship
ments from C-4f;s arriving horn
Casablanca, load the supplies on
other planes headed lor Kaiaeh s
India and supply major iii.iinten
ance to all the planes
Pfc Campbell entered Ihe sit
vice in November, Ifl-IH and was in
ducted at Camp Croft and from
I there sent to Camp Coidnn ( ia
Want Ads
FOR SAI.I. One pair of tine Hay
mares, weigh! about H.OOO pounds
toi pair l( N Marlier Company.
June 21-28
SEE US UK FORE HUYINti Show
ers, sinks, lavatories, closet com
binations :tli gallon extra heavy
range boilers, electric pumps,
pipe and litlnrgs of all kinds.
Also guttering ami down spouts.
We st II and install Cive us a
trial I lael wood Plumbing Co.,
Phone '12 Man. St , llazelwood,
N C
TRUCKERS WANTER for haul
ing wood from Soco to Canton
See (Jrady W. Henry or write
Box lf3. Houte 2 Waynesville
June 21-211
I.OS'I l.argi
white hi ea
name .loe
moi iuug in
to Mrs. R
July 12 i
yellow shepherd dog,
.t and feel Answers
lost Wednesday
Rateiitf Cove Return
N Caddy, Ratcliir
Cove Reniai d
July 5
We Can Show You Micely Hi RAY'S
BROWN AND WHITE OXFORDS
For Girls - Small Boys - and Women
In The Two Ever Popular Styles
The hrnwn and whife saddle.
7'he hrown and while
moccasin.
ol.foui '-,e, lint, the solid uhile
iiiori H'-.iii hoth lace and
loaler st vie.
FOR SAKE One hundred acres,
lour room house and barn, mile
and one hall fiom eolirl house
Tobacco il lot nienl U'ell worth
Ihe eight thousand we ask tor
it. II II Noll ,,1 Rovd Furni
' tuie Co June 211
PI .A VIS foil SAKE Cabbage,
collaids ami tomato plants; field
grown now ready York's Plant
I-arm (let del Road June 28
.
I Oh SAKE Two camp sites, one
ha-, i vi ial buildings and other
impi ovemeiils A number of good
l.'oui'. in a high state of culti
vation also several mountain
pastiues See II Holt, at
lioyd Furniture Co June 28
WANTED TO LEASE Small furn
ished home or apartment with
two bedrooms within two or
three miles of Waynesville July
to Nov or Dec Write P O Box
T,i, Cairo, Ga June 21 -2H
: . . . .
FOR SALE Two camp sites, one
has several buildings and other
improvements A number of good
farms in a high stale of culti
vation, also several mountain
pastures See H. II Holt, at
Boyd Furniture Co
WANTED Experienced parts
man, body man and mechanics
Splendid opportunity in these
three openings. See Watkins
Chevrolet Company. ft
WANTED AT ONCE skilled mJ
semi-skilled workers. Also truck
drivers and farm help. Houses
furnished. See Jerry Liner, hi
Lake Junaluska.
WANTED Two colored women,
one waitress and one to assist
Inquire Adger House.
June 28
rook
FOR SAKE Modern home and
live choice acres, several miles
out on paved highway. II. H.
Holt at Boyd Furniture Co.
June 211
WANTED
woman to
work. Mrs.
Love Lane,
Middle aged white
do general house
R. N. Barber, 4.ri
Telephone 85 If
CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE City
convenience Telephone !i(!4, T
C. Norris. June 3(1
CHARM-KURK PERMANENT
WAVE. fi9c! Do your own I'e
rnanent with Cliarin-Kiul kit.
Easy to do, absolutely harmless
Requires no heat, electricity or
machines. Safe for every type
of hair. Praised by millions in
cluding June Lang, glamorous
movie star. Eagle Stores Com
pany. July 12
Weather-Bird
W,i4.0IAMW BRAND Strata
f on tort AND Sltlt
FOR RENT Two room furnished
garage apartment; running water
Near hospital.
FOR SALE 5 room house and lot.
and small orchard near Hael
wood Garage on Balsam Road.
See Derry Norman or Phone
171-J. Julv 2(i
and electricity.
See Mrs Annie
Route I Waynesville
McCracken,
June 28
'" BROWN
WssSCW H I T E
ilH Mffi
FOR SALE
business
II II Ih
( o
Two very
neat ions on
II at Rovd
desira ble
Main St
Furniture
June 28
FOR SLIP COVERS, button holes,
covered buttons, buckles and
belts, also hemstitching, see Mrs
T. L. Campbell at 11 Masonic
Temple, phone S25-.L'
be
WANTED Used trunk, must
in good run. hi n. i Call 2:)2.
June 28
FOR SALE Wood
winter's now
phone 170-W.
Get your next
Fred Marcus,
July 1!)
lo R SAKE
in the cit
Furniture (
Sevi
II
ral nice homes 1
II Roll, at Boyd j
June 28
FOR SAKE
cowhide bag
$2:ll(l Call
I NT 1 1
Brown Gladstone
Practically new.
1 89 J .Inn,. 28
HAVE YOUR SEWING MACHINE
repaired at Campbell' Slip Cover
and Repair Shop. 11 Masonic
Building, Phone 525-J. tf
CASH PAID for all old typewriters
and adding machines, bring them
to us, CHOWDER'S TYPEWRIT
ER EXCHANGE, phone 24117,
74 Main St., Canton Aug 2
I' KRTIIER NOTICE we will
close every Wednesday at one
o'clock American Fruit Stand
June 28
wag-
You Will Find Thai We Can Show You
An Excellent Group
Brown and White
Women's Moccasins
$2.29 up
Hrown and White
Women's Saddles
$2.98 up
Hrown and White
Misses Oxfords
$1.59 up
Your Shoe Stamp and Money Can Be
Wisely Spent In
KAY'S SHOE DEPART1T
-Remember that a loose shoe stamp cannot be accepted, r This is the rule of our
government Not ours.
F'JR SAKE Cloud one horse
on See Felix Stnvall j.i A.ni
can Fruit Stand Jllue 28
FOR SAKE K'sed baby bedand
high cbair. in goo, condition
C'all 1 Hi-W ,)une 28
WANTED To buy large Victrola.
must be later than lH4n rnwl
condition Oct in
Robert F. Jones.
N C. 2R
WANTED To buy lawn mower.
Wellco Shoe Corporation, Phone
K'll. T I. Campbell, Jr.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRS Type
writers and adding machines
overhauled and adjusted. We
also carry typewriter ribbons, all
manes anu adding machine paper
CHOWDER'S TYPEWRITER EX
CHANGE", phone 2487, 74 Main
St., Canton. Aug. 2
and in good
touch with Mrs
Lake Junaluska.
ATTENTION TRUCKERS 50
acres Hiley Belle peaches, large
size, orchard run, ready last week
in June and first week in July.
Dr. E. B. Gray, Telephone 3161.
Laurens, S. C. July 5
h V- jlV 1 -com
w 4 ' r
patterns for stvleS . . . ISSK 7 &t 'I f
I WEAR LNGER LWn fr J
addition to the lainu
of cltiltlrcnV sli
June 28-July 5
LOST Light tan hat band mark
ed Jensen. Inc.. Tampa, Fla. In
Hazel wood or Waynesville. If
found notify THE MAPLES, care
Mrs. Manuel Jones. July 19
'ART STUDIO) I will paint any
scenery from Post Card. Snap
shot or Nature at a reasonable
price, or if you are interested in
painting in oil let me teach you
how to paint your own pictures
in a lew inexpensive simple les
sons. Studio at 305 Carolina
Ave., Hazelwod, N. C. Visitors
welcome. June 28-July 5
WANTED Electric fan for inva
lid. Call Mrs. Taylor at B6
June 28
LOST Brown' leather cigarette
case, containing about $100.00;
also white button, meat tokens,
etc. Lost Thursday, June 21,
between 10:30 and 11:00 a. m.,
somewhere between Jean Taxi
and Mrs. Carver's boarding
house. Reward of $20.00. Call
323, St. John's Church. Mrs.
Charles Curtis, Jr. June 28
FOR SALE Fresh cow, also reg
istered Poland Chin brood sow
3 years old. Se Mrs. W. R.
Arrington, Route 1, Waynesville,
Balsam Road. June 28
FOR SALE 150 acre Henderson
County farm, long terms, well
located, good grain, hay and pro
duce section. S. C. markets close
by. You won't beat it, and will
have to act quickly Price,
000. J. C. Cole. Biltmore. N. C".
phone 5918-W. June 28
EVELYN C. REED Teacher of
Piano Best American and Eu
ropean training. Apply 901,
Asheville Road. June 28
FOR SALE Set of brass chimes
suited to solo work or for or
chestra. Range of two octaves.
Apply 901 Asheville Road. 28
WANTED Hogs and shoals. Will
pay top prices. Junaluska Sup
ply Co., Lake Junaluska. 28
FOUND Black raincoat in our
office. Owner may have same
by calling. Pet Dairy Products
Company. June 28
"WANTED IMMEDIATELY
SEVERAL GOOD MEN FOR
INSIDE FEED MILL WORK.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT,
GOOD PAY. CALL IMMEDI
ATELY BY PHONE COL
LECT." EARLE-CHESTERFIELD MILL
COMPANY
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
We Are Proud To Call Your Allenl
To Anolhei
Group
INFANTS N D ( NIL M I N CS
SHOES FOR
Playpoise Shoes Caier Mot
BuiToQualiiy
ToPri
-And they have built
into them exceptional Qualities of
appearance and wear.
fit
Ray's Shoe Department
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