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THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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I Meeting on Friday
I Mrs. Harry Marshall was hos
tess of the September meeting of
the Dorcas Bell Love Chapter of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution at her home on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. W. F. Swift, re
ent, presided.
During the business session vari
ous reports were presented by the
officers and chairman, including
that of Mrs. J. Harden Howell on
Indian affairs. Mrs. Howell asked
that the chapter continue their sup
oi't of a scholarship lor an Indian
girl.
Delegates named to the district
meeting to be held in Asheville
were: Mrs. James w. iiiiian ana
Mrs. R. L. Prevost. '
Members of committees named
for the district meeting were.
Courtesy, Mrs. J F. Abel; Kegis
tration, Mrs. C E. Quinlan; Nomi
nating. Mrs. Hugh Jolly.
Three numbers were given by
Mrs. Henry MacFayden, soloist, ac
companied by Mrs Cornelia Nixon
as follows: "Hunting Song." by
Salter: "Deep in the Heart of a
Red, Red Rose." Protheroe. and
"Ho, Mr. Paper," by Currant.
A social hour followed adjourn
ment. The following visitors were
present for the meeting: Mrs. Wil
liam Burner. Sarasota. Fla., Mrs
Lesley U. Vlunk, Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. John Jefford, Clearwater,
Fla., Mrs. Stella Hall. Hartford
Conn., Mrs. J. H. Clo. of Brooklyn.
Miss Martha Stringfield. Miss June
Mitchell, of California, Mrs
Thomas H. Burdell. Mrs. Henry
MacFayden, Mrs Cornelia Nixon,
Mrs. Maria Love Mitchell, and Mrs.
Janie Love Mitchell Taliaferro.
New Jersey Minister
To Hold Revival
At Cove Creek Church
Rev. L. B. Garrett, of Pinno
Grove. N. J., will begin a series
of meetings at the Congregational
Holiness church at Cove Creek on
Sunday afternoon. September Z3.
at 2.30. with services again in the
evening. The public is invited to
attend the meetings.
Funeral Held Saturday
For Louis White
Funeral services were held Sat
urday morning at the Wells Funer
al Home in Canton at 10 o'clock
for Louis White, who died sudden
ly in the first aid room of the
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany Thursday. The Rev. E. P.
Billups officiated. The body was
taken to Macon. Ga., for burial.
Active pallbearers were: R. E.
Davis. M. D. Beck, J. E. Deas,
Logan white, Joe King, and L.
H. Hargrove.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ottis Owen White: three sisters.
Mrs R E. Hawkins, of Tampa.
Fla.. Mrs. W. A. Emory, and Miss
Elizabeth White, of LaG range, Ga.
is an effective senna
that children UKe 10
fcas such a delicious
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Local Market
(Furnished by Farmers Exchange,
September 12)
Eggs, grade A, large 47c
Eggs, ungraded 38e
Irish Potatoes. 100 pounds $2.00
Sweet Potatoes, bushel $2.50
Heavy Fryers 30c
Roosters 10c
Leghorn Hens, 3 lbs. up 23c
Heavy Hens 25c
Corn, bushel $150
Green Beans, pound ... 4-4!i-5c
Green Onions, doz. bunches 40c
Beets, doz. bunches 50c
Greens, pound 4Mc
Radishes, doz. bunches 35c
Dry Onions, bu $1.75
Rev. and Mrs. Everett Murray
and their two children are visit
ing relatives in Raleigh and Rocky
Mount this week.
Hugh Compton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. Compton. of Hazelwood
has entered State College where
he will be a student this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knight
have returned to their home in
Portsmouth. Va , after spending
several days here with the former's
father, J. N. Knight, and other
relatives. They were accompanied
home by their niece, Miss Eloisc
Knight, who will spend some time
with them.
Lt and Mrs. Keith Cooper have
returned to Prnsacola. Fla., after
spending two weeks visiting the
lattcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Greer, of Hazelwood and the
former's parents, Mr .and Mrs. W
A. Cooper of Greensboro. A.
Cooper is stationed at Pensacola
where he is an instructor In the
Air Corps.
Miss Dottie Greer left last week
for Cullowhee College where she
will resume her work.
Joe Compton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Compton, of Hazel
wood, has entered Wake Forest
College where he will be a min
isterial student.
QUAKE HITS CENTRAL CHILI
Central Chili was rocked recent
ly by a heavy tremblor that made
itself felt in an area of more than
Turnips, bu.
$1.25 ! 200 miles.
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rything Brand New - - -
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Experienced
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Mew Building...
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NAVY PLANES CpLLIDE IN MID-AIR
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TWO NAVY FIGHTER PLANES are caught by tlie camera immediately aTter
they collided in mid-air over Vella la Vella in the Solomons. The pilot
of one of the planes (top) has taken to his chute ns both cralt dive earth
ward. The splash in the water at right is where one of the engines hit.
At bottom, columns ol black smoke billow up from the wreckage of the
two planes. One pilot was saved by his chute, while the other penshed
in the Occident. The photos, just released by the Nvy, were taken in
1943. They are ofikial U. S. Navy photos. (International)
HAPPY ENDING FOR WAINWRIGHTS
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WANDA CLARK Indiv idually .
HASS1E JONES and husband.
J P. JONES, CHAS C. SLATH
ERS, Trustee. R. C COSSKTT.
Trustee, HIGH Mt)NTl?:TH.
, Administrator. 1). B. N. of
RRADY BROOM. Deceased, am!
TOWN OF CANTON, a munici
pal corporation.
Under, by virtue of and pursu
ant to a judgment signed, and en
tered in the above entitled cause
of action in the Superior Court of
Haywood County, North Carol iivi.
dated August 31, 194!i. the under
signed Commissioners will, on
Tuesday, October 2nd. 1943. at
ll 00 o'clock A. M. at the court
house door in the Town of W.iy
nesville. Haywood County. North
Carolina, sell to the highest bidder
for cash at public out-cry subject
to the confirmation of the Court,
the following described lands and
premises, to wit:
FIRST TRACT: Lying and be
ing in Clyde Township. Haywood
County. North Carolina, and de
scribed as follows: BEING Lot No
11 of M;in No 2 of the H. C.
Medford Tract as per map and
survey made by R. V. .hist ice. Au
gust. 1923. said Map anil Survey
being recorded in Map Hook " H"
Index or Page "M ", Ofliee of the
Register of Deeds of Haywood
l County, North Carolina. Convev
I ed from 11. C. Medford. et nx. to
IV H. Clark by deed dated Sep
tember 4. 1923. recorded in Rook
S. page 80. Haywood County Reg
istry. SECOND TRACT: I.Miig and
being-in the Town of Canton. !la.
wood Count. North Carolina, mid
fully described as follows: BE
GINNING at a stake in the West
margin of Street and runs N. Cl
30' W. 71 feet to a stake; thence
S. 32' 30' W. 100 feel to a slake:
Iheme S. fili" 10' E. ISO feet to
a stake; thence N. 32 30' E. (ill I
feel to South margin of Slice!:
thence with Street about 1 00 feet
to the BEGINNING. Being Lots
Nos. 14 and l.r of I be Mrs Lclia
Brooks Property as per map and
survey made by J C. Ila.Mies.
April 9, 1923. and recorded i" Of
fice of Register of Deeds for Hay
wood County. N. C.
Said tracts will he sold separate
ly in order then as a whole in
order to obtain the highest and
best price for said tracts.
This the 31st day of August,
194!.
M. G. STAMEY
T. A. CLARK
Commissioners
No. 14tS2-SopL (i-13-20-27
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HlltTll ANNOUNCEMENT
Born to Mr. and Mrs Don
Scroggs. of Canton, a daughter.
Randa Robinette, at Norbiini hos
pital. Asheville, Seplemher 14.
Mrs. Scroggs is the former Miss
Robby .lo Smatheis. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smallier . oi
Poplar street. Canton.
That rock on our desk is -.avert
for the first guy who suggests
tightening our belt so the Japs
can eat belter.
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THIS IS THE MOMENT they had waited for so long. With tears of joy dim
ming their eyes, the Wainwiights are united ngain at the National Air
port in Washington, 1. C. The camera catches Gen. Jonathan Wain
wright cTS he planted that first kiss. (JntcrnaHonal Soundphoto)
We Ire Eeady Mere Hi lay's
To Show You
Comforts and Blankets
In a Splendid Assortment of
All Types and Prices.
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Just what you have
been looking for.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS'
SALE
NOHTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN SL'l'KUIOH COURT
HAYWOOD COUNTY
VS.
(T'.NIi; CLARK, Widow of T). H.
('LAWK. Deceased. A. H CLARK
and wife, MARY CLARK. L. C.
CLARK. Incompetent. WANDA
CLARK. General Guardian of
L. C. CLARK, Incompetent,
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For Prices and Further Details See
T. L: BLALOCK
Phone 491-J
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Comforts . . . Blankets . . . Pillows
tl(.v Is A View Of Our Blanket Department
Located on Our Second Floor
Chatham . . . Cannon . . . Esmond and Other Blankets
Cotton blankets single and double Wool blankets from 5 per cent wool to 100 per cent
wool-
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Blankets . . $1.79 up-Pillows . . $1.45 up
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