;nY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945
THE WATNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FIVE (Second Section 1
ri'rruiation ureaks
Secords At County Library
SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK
o.w Two
nns ' ' ' .
. logs IJooks
j Rv Boys and
the Hay-
Last Rites Held
On Monday For
J. P. Jimison
checked
Of this
bonk
,,J prls.
, ic:iii tJ.v " mem
, lor fun Vaea
AA an- the chil
, from Miss
librarian.
,., the elub was
,,. (1t reading, and
uailniK habits and
and girls as
,.i,ts to the variety
liens' room and
, ,,.iered in the
, , :,t an attractive
., i,,r all who
; , books read for
i iraehcrs as a
,,: I lie outhful
.,!) ! rce rane 01
but every book
; ii the librarian
n out.
e.ul b the boys
i , ii Teler Hab
. j Gio" up to
,i I -Little Wo-!.,-
bo - and girls
, :,r) -, read all in
Mu h as "Story
l, re is Africa,"
nding upon their
ii i uni i . j lniison. ,jh iv o i
Ubr-ry broke J an ,awvel. " ,
1 !,, l)HSI IWO . , - . "
liiv i nipn in a s.nnrf ....i, L-
Pita! on Sunday morninv i.ii:(. m-.:
an illness of several iiion,:,-
Funeral services veic I,
3 o'clock Mondav aftr-rnmm ' ib
Central Methodist clime!, m c.:1.
ton, with Rev. E. 1'. li. : ; u j v n-iui
and Rev. Carl Judy . mi;, i ,; ,i .
Burial was in ihV LuniK pi,,;
Pleasant Hills cenicterx :,! Cl de
A native of Buncoiidic niinh
Mr. Jimison was the son ol ihe j . , i
Alexander and Mary l.ou lilaloek '
Jimison. He began iii: vork in Mir !
ministery when he ,,. 21
of age and held Melhode-l p Me
rates in many parts ol North t.,io .
lina. :
He later entered the new viat.er
field and wrote a column i,. the ,
Charlotte News (,r M.u.,-., ir:i: , j
More recently he w as riuim i i ;
with the Hoekin;;liaiu Jou- u.ii
Around 1919 he cumin ih,. mllll !
nation for mayor of Winston-S.dei ,
on the Demoiratic ticket and u..
defeated by .lames G 1 lanes j
Surviving are the wulo.v. Mi
Maude Riggs Jimison. ,' Kin-tot.
four sisters, Mrs, T. G m, r;,
of Canton, with uhoiu he ,eii' :
the summers. Mrs W 1 1 i;,,i,m
son of Gastonia. Mrs Liie 'l'.,i,
of Lake Junaluska and Mrs .it
Hampton, ol Vinston-S;deiii: two!
brothers, T. L. and Sam Jimison
both of Canton
By RJ. SCOTT
Bamboo k4
INDlSPFMilRll
-HolCE JAViuF'.l
H EAf r
YOUNt; SKocrfa,
WlxlLt-fnt S-fkt-Ks
FURNISH MATlRiAi
Tod. U-ftNSIlS,
WEAPONS A.ND
M.L f ARTS OF
-the house.
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( I ' MI I I .ajl'll lIlH-'iFK
WtlA.-t' IS ttE.
LRMA,N NA.ME.
roft U- Bonf ?
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TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
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nW' R- ALISON, StN.OH FROM
I' it;M m issoiiRi , vvA,i he.
1 E.l,AL CRLiirEM-r OF TflE.
UtlfE? !A'f l.-R ONE CV, SUNP.
MAtfti 4, I -41- CCVfliAL "TaIOb',
In! ret i: i;t-E i L sM ' , WAS NOT
n;!o ctncE u4riL-rrt.
FOILOV.'.K., C'Ay 1L J:!yoF
A,1CiiCM,KAN., v.AS NAM! p AF1R H l M
MEMS
Source.
oF fHt
SUM"
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
. , 1. 1 the club will
in boai'd this
. - and parents to
I r made for a
, ..! iiiiiiner. The
. ,i : Msitors from
w In) expressed a
, !m- idea home to
iiMiner visitors
, e: ihe club and
, .'. ill be mailed
i' . ailena. Calif
ulii iiik her visit
"!aiviu Rogers
i . Jmnii.v Michael
I ivi'uian Frances
I la . Anne White
.lu.ue .unn, Kan-
Ha' most books
S'm all. 32 books;
-i (.race Rlanlon.
ii L'-i. I. aura Woody,
iuainson. 2 1 ; Nancy
' -e Williamson, 19;
i. Kiilh llmshaw, 15;
I. 1.!; Hazel Full-
t'.nnpbell. 12; Har--'.
Linda Mann, 11;
i'. Havid Holers, 1Q;
1 ''. Kalhryn Hyatt,
,:,';'i'Mn. 10; Kula
'".-(e .Nunn. 10.
' : - '! t he club were:
laiolvn liisehofT
l; oil - Iila liushee, Al
i:!n "'I Hugh Campbell,
111 ''"''' M-'y Crouser, Bar
' Ink Ki;leman, Doris
K, L:I11''' 1'i'i'guson, l'at
niie Hardin, Betty
' l,""''ls Howell, Diana
'- ;ia K'-H. George Kirk
''.i'.;,, Lain.
,! l-',-'!iienwod. Patsy Mc
Irl.ean. Joy Mr
.,,;"I,IIU' (iene Medforcl,
111 ' Mundy, Ruth
Mario 1'ar
'''"'"k. Ann Plott,
-,1,,l"-v I'loit, Lane
'"" Halney, Louie
' ' "' Hinders, Irene
'" Mmler. George
'' Louise Snvrlof
Gladys Ma
1 ':.!beth Watkins,
cnai-y White.
- ml prep;iriMR to
"' " ''' shirts to
v" '"lapany. in camp
v I on nd on the
",K Irom the box
"' ' number of
K :'iil in action in
"heatre last Dc-
ilr(
Better use of land aii;l la,
mechanization can heli i nine p
duction costs on inan ciops. a
cording to the experts.
Catch forest lires lieu Ibex ..
young and treat them rou-b.
Kxtension foresters of stale Ci
lege.
(Kin
A l'KOi'OJED automobile
trailer will be so built that it
ran I-e omv. rted instantly into
a e.ib:n c:ui.s-i. Won t solve the
family squabble, thouph - half
the folb.s will want to ;;o for a
spin whbo the others will insist
un a boat ride. ,
; i
News that the new insecticide
DDT also kills birds opens the
U'.iy fcr sr:::f inventor who can
Cteste a si..:ill tr.ouh gas mask.
i i t
Mewi that clothes will again
ho plentiful has caused Zodok
Ot,:-.' .: :f to change his plans
agcln. J'o was about to join a
nuciist tjoiony.
i T
That r.'iiiadian who was f;iven
a ti.ke! foi parkinj; Ins tiouse
In the middle of the street ftnd
blocking traffic probably could
not resist the urge to live in
the thick of things.
i i i
A high explosive plant is to
be turned into a university lor
discharged servicemen. The stu
dents should have a bang-up
time on that campus.
i t t
The newest rumor had Hitler
hiding in Boiton. Disguised, no
doubt, as a codfish or a baked
bean.
f
Grnndpappy Jenkins thinks
maybe the reason Hirohito hem
med an'5 hawed so over that
Japanese peate business was be
cause it was the first time he
ever was given a chance to
sneak up and out loud
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V'IN TABLETS
1 11 t'inif rc.mforting
y M liunlreils ot
' ' ilsl s. Sinrere'"
''" Iot,,L. tell ot
, "'-y call the
von Tab
. st'iitle formu-
"rr,us, irriutlng
t' lit f from Kurij
' -m irnliicesiiem,
: -.".it iiiir. soar stom-
. to wAcesg
" iouj try Von,
, : ''" t home . .
e nr. 5?' $123 Trill
i'T!'?R T At
CRUG STORE and
Cu, Rate Dr.. S.
Plenty Of Warm Days Ahead
For Sandals 8
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iiMiBMMWMHWmiCTW . Km1 VT1 !VV lur I I ' I 'II I' I f'l'I'IWilll IM HIWIl MIIIIIHI1 liMMMi TT '
.SggyKlLOWATT . T . Get Reddy's Picture! ... Carolina POWER & LIGHT Company
Us sir, folks I'll be gIad to s'end you
my Picture. It is in two colors printed
Cn Summed paper so you can stick it
0n 1 1 car windshield, or on a piece of
"Aboard and hang it in your room.
ust fi" out the coupdn and mail it to
me.
Reddy Kilowatt
Carolina. Power & Light Co.
Raleish, N. C.
Please send me your picture.
. ! I read your comic strip regularly
I think it is good
L i I don't like your comic strip
Name
Address
.Age
Beaverdam Township
D. S. Green, et ux to Bryson
Messer. et ux.
1) S Creen. et uv to Arlin V.
Philips, et ux.
C lyde li. Hoey, Jr., 1!
Taylor, and C'lu.rle.s II. Hi-nwn
Trus . to l.evester Thompson.
W. 1'. SwafTord. et ux to Kllis
Mason, et ux.
Clem: Moore, el tlx to Robert
Fred Stanicv . et ux.
Walter Denline. d ux to Tal
madnc !!o);!en. et ux.
J. (.'. Anderson, t ux to 15. S.
l'leinmons. et ux.
YA aynesville I Ow nship
Craee Younc, et ir. to Jack A.
Davis, et ux.
D M Killian. el ux to J. D.
Kell. et ux
C N. Allen, et ux to II. 1. Liner,
et ux
David I'nderuood, Jr. et ux to
Lein Sheperd.
Jerry Liner, et ux to II. C.
Stone, et ux.
W L. U.ihb to Guidon Similiters,
el ux.
K G. Sanford. el ux to lien
Medford.
I'r.iiiklin l).i (,, M;i i: Da
George N.'u ton t( :
Sallii' Silt ton.
Guv 1
U'liiiouse Sn.ivolv . et u
li V. Welch, et .il to
American Legion and
Auxiliary To Hold
Meeting On Friday
The American Legion and Aux
iliary will hold their regular meet
ing Friday evening at the Legion
Home. Each group will hold a
separate business session but will
unite for a covered dish sunnw
Cennon with each member of the two or
ganizations bringing a "covered
dish."
Anyone desiring information
about the meeting may call Mrs.
Hurst Hurgin, Mrs. T. G. Massie,
or Mrs. Leo Martell.
Complete Stock
8 Church Street
DAVIS-SMITH
(Jewelers Since 1865)
Expert Watt-h and Jewelry Repairing
Opposite Masonic Temple
Telephone 514
Liner. Sr.
A. F. Smathers, et ux to V
llarkins.
Lent Sheperd to Fred Wood, et
ux.
George H. Ward, et ux to V.
C. Huss, et al.
Lawson K. Gambill, et ux et al
to M. E. Day.
White Oak Township
Shirley . McMillian. et vir to
K. C. and Sallie Sutton.
OUie W. Hodge, et ux to E. C.
and Eallio Sutton.
Manson E. Green, et ux to E. (.'.
and Sallie Sutton.
I.eroy Drown, ct ux to E. C.
and Sallie Sutton
(irady H. CJreen. et ux to E C
mid ' and Sallie Sutton.
i Frank It Hi nu n ..t i,v i., i-
Snavelv, et ux ,,., Ul-'c Sutton and Sallie Sutton.
Gloyce G. Drown, et ux to E.
G. and Sallie Sutton.
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