OCTOBER 18, 1945
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER "T
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pays To Make
Waynesville Held on This Play Near Goal
f di'. i' .md bear
nmfi clay of the
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' ,, days before
(",r I hail
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U, .iwav." one veteran
,M(h.it promised lo be a
.....(..i iins vear. and
aid
antfrs ;irc iubilant over
...r, nf most nuts, and
ln,u, br;i sicns in every
W, ,n n rliccKca uius
, r , hti t v vclcnin bear
mninl niesnay ihk'
,dav slay m the Hum-
bear for tour hours.
p,t cipso In tlio bear on
LmNiW" mil cacn uiiir
L HiroiiKli Heavy lonage
sliol iMii I (I be firctt. ine
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n he x oiuvau, ui .
Lord and Brag Woods,
ii,,. hunt. The nuni-
.r(l iob of ice in the area
(ifd ten days would find
jjo on the ground.
:Ikis of the Haywood
M Club went to their
frying Pan Gap Sunday
in tct an early start
ininnmu m this Pisgah
in liiul rain and low
mils, which cut visibility
!an fui feci. Among those
included J. E. Massie,
sic. lialpli l'revost and
Sins of deer were
icy reported, and in
is they found where
inrn u i large areas
tioslnul trees.
The Canton line made a gapping hole for their backs to come through, to go four yards to a goal, but
Waynesville held them for no gain on this play. Canton center. Getter O'Diear, is shown on the ground
looking back at the ball, while Waynesville s co-captain Robinson. No. 62 ilofO and Bill Rihardson, No. 88,
Waynesville end, get ready to enter the play. This was in the last of the third quarter. (A Mountaineer
photograph).
National Forests Deer,
Bear And Boar Hunting
Dates Are Announced
HIGH-SCORING EAGLE
tip
eGas Pains
ach Distress?
Hater To Which A Little
icid Has Bern Added
lint aiK of ilitln't-.s hnmrt.- men
i m kn.,w mi uhiil to do.
liaspi'"iilnl "I eiiiuHd in half
I'll IimI v.iu-r ..M'l ill-ink it after
I ill. Si'iil tiiri'i is new it'H
".illy !r tin- .sviiii'hiiiiitlii' relief
Mjipiai Hit! . VilliinK quilr like
" briiic !.ii, nuii k relief to the
lwll ril;.lrrM-, iirid iniliirea-
hilfis. lit':irll.iim. liurninj heitbH-
mm inn, iitmns when causcii
sbini h ,i- Min.
S'liiwitl ii Smith's Cut-Rita
J all drunsisls.
Wild boar hunting on Santect
lah Wildlife Management Area be
gan October 15 and continues for
two-day periods through December
29 as follows: October 15-10. 18-1!).
22-23, 25-26, 29-30 and December
20-21,' 26-27, 28-29. Twelve bear
and boar hunts are scheduled for
Santefetlah as follows: November
1-2, 9-6, 8-9, 12-13, 15-16. 19-20.
22-23, 26-27, 29-30, and December
3-4, 6-7, 10-11.
For the Pisgah Big Game Hunt
(Bear and male Deer) the season
opens November 12 and runs
through November 24 with hunting
everyday except Sunday. The
hunts consist of the Main Hunt.
Pisgah Ledge Hunt and Wilder
ness Hunts. For further informa
tion concerning application and ar
rangements on boar and bear hunt
ing and the Pisgah Big Game Hunt
communicate with the office of .1.
H. Longshore, N. C. Division of
Game and Inland Fisheries, Ashe
ville, N. C.
Hunting of male deer will be
permitted at the Ml. Mitchel Wild
life Management Area on Novem
ber 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 and on Hie
Daniel Boone Wildlife Area No
vember 12, 13. 14, 15, 16 and 17.
Application and arrangements for
these hunts should be made
through the office of (.'. N. Mease.
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"ural Iclcolione trniaTit morehiituly developed in
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"if,,umrv than nrM. TJ'f lire develop-
,;i "i'lcrangc program to fartLer extend and improve
mr lc rural dnclleri in die South, f
h won as conditions nermit. the neccwary manpower
Kirmrnl viP, again be put Jo vork on the joh of ex-
""rag rural unlr. .. .r lmilv engnged in
h4ng this fCn ire prior lo the rtr. . 4
"A b to bring the telephone to the gret
number of farm families.'
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Scores Of Last
Saturday's Games
Smith
A 1, 1I1. mi. 1 .' i Sn ( 'riml iim II
( inn ,-;i.i 1 (i ii t:;. I .11(1 0
(1'1'orgia tH. KcntiliKv ti
Mississippi 26. Louisiana Tccli '1
Tennessee .'in. ( 'hat taimoua 0.
Duke 2f. Wake Foresl III.
MiI1il:.iii !. Appalachian 7
Mississippi Stale 1 1 , Detroit Ii
illiam .1111! .Man lill. Virginia
Tech l).
last
l lll 1!.". Michigan 7
( (ilimiliia 21 . Yale I it
Drexel HI. C (' N I ''
Colgate 47. L.tlayetle II
Tufts 64. Worchester II
Div ision of (lame and
erics. .Marion, N. ('.
Inland I'isli-
Charles W. Moore
Gets Discharge
( pi ( liai lcs Winston Moorr. sun
of Mrs. Iloinrr Moore, nf Hael
wihmI, as lionorahly rliseharged
from the Marine Corps at I'arris
Island. S. ('.. early in October. He
wears the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon
with three stars. American De
fense ribbon and Presidential Unit
Citation. The 26-year-old Marine
plans to work for American Knka
Corporation .
Pennsylvania 4!). N. Carolina I).
Michigan Stale 12. Pittsburg 7
Navy 28. Penn. State 0.
Itntgers 19. Muhlenberg 6.
Ursinus 53, Penn Military 6.
Harvard 21. Rochester 13.
Princeton 14, Cornell 1.
Rensselaer 18, Coast Guard 7.
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SPORTS
NEWS
BRIEFS
LUl'IS AND CONN TO
MEET IN Jl'NE, 19tti
Joe Louis and Hilly Conn are
scheduled to meet again to tight
for the world's heavyweight cham
pionship in June, 1!)46. according
to Promoter Mike Jacobs.
With about nine months to build
up ballyhoo, the promoter feels he
can work up a $3,000,000 gate for
the light.
The first tune the two fighters
met was in 1941 when Louis knock
ed out Conn in the 13th round to
defend bis title, alter Billy was
leading on points. Both entered
the army before they could meet
again.
Touchdown Pass Broken Up
FOXIIl'NTEKS END
ANNUAL MEETING
North Carolina I'oxliiinters As
sociation will conclude their 4-day
meeting in Winston-Salem today,
which features chases each day,
and a showing of dogs on the fair
grounds. The sportsmen bad 5,000 acres
of rough territory near Lewisville
to stage their chases.
ENRIGIIT NAMED DIRECTOR
AT II. OF SOUTH C AROLINA
Former Coach Rex Km ight of the
University of South Carolina has
been named athletic director of
the University as he returned with
a Navy discharge.
The director has a new 5-year
contract, and plans are being
pushed to enlarge the stadium by
fifty per cent.
Observations
(Continued From Page Four)
to the occasion, in addition to their
excellent playing.
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NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN THK SUPERIOR COURT
GLENN O. SORRELLS
VS.
BESSIE FRANKLIN SORRELLS
The defendant, Bessie Franklin
SoitcIIs. will take notice that sn
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Haywood County, North Caro
I ma. lo obtain an absolute divorce
on the grounds of two years sepa
ration of man and wife, and said
defendant will further take notice
that she is required to appear at
the oflice of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Haywood County,
within twenty days after October
I3t h. I'l4f. and answer or demur
to the Complaint tiled in said ac
tion or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in said Complaint.
This September 13. 1945.
C. H. LEATHERWOOD.
Clerk Superior Court.
No. 1463 Sept. 20-Oct. 11.
Rob Milner, Mountaineer halfback, is shown here breaking up a pass
to Ted Stiles, Canton fullback, as he stood on the goal line in the last
quarter of the game Friday night. On the next play, the Canton Black
Hears went over for a score on an off-tackle play to end the game with
a score of 25 to 0. (A Mountaineer photograph).
The Mountaineer photographer
had numerous requests for the
used photo bulbs by youngsters
who wanted them for souvenirs.
One boy was handed a bulb while
it was still warm, and he thanked
the photographer for it and turning
lo a pal. said: "Gee whiz, this is
a fresh one, it's still hot."
It looked like college slull when
Coach Poindcxtcr pulled out both
CORRECTION
The jiame of Mrs. Ben Phillips
appeared in the guest list at a
party given by Mrs. Jackson last
week which should have been in
stead Mrs. Ben Bridges.
ends and a back with the changing
of hands of the ball. It is unusual
to see a team in high school with
part of the players playing on
offence and a new set lor defense.
Robert W. Phelps, Navy,
Stationed in Virginia
Robert W Phelps. II. A. second
class, son of Mrs. Wilma C. Phelps,
of Maggie, is now stationed at
Fort Eustis. .Lee Hall. Va.. accord
ing to information received by his
family.
Young Phelps entered the serv
ice in January of this year and
took his boot training at Main
bi'idge. !ld He is a graduate of
the Waynesville Township high
school.
FOP .
TAXI
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Phone 90
Pure Oil Station
Don't Neglect Them!
Nut tiro dfflignd the kidneys to do a
marveloun job. Their tuk it to keep th
flowing blood stream free of an exeeaa of
toxic impurities. The ct of living lt'
in const nntly producing watt
matter the kidney must remove from
the blood if Rood heath is to endure.
When the kidneya fail to function aa
Nature intended, there ii retention of
waste that may cause body-wide dis
tress. One may suffer nagging backache,
penuHl ervt headache, attacks of diczineaa,
get t in ft up nights, swelling, pnffinrss
under the eyes feel tired, nervous, all
worn out.
Frequent, ttranty or burning passages
are sometimes further evidence of kid
ney or bladder disturbance.
The recognized and proper treatment
is a diuretic medicine tihelp the kidneys
gft rid of excels poisonous body waste.
llai ihun' Pill. They have bad more
thHn forty years of public approval. Are
endowed the country over. Insist on
Ifo'in n. SdM at all drug stores.
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They're spots where you can locate with profit on the lines of Ik
Carolina Power & Light Company. Spots where plenty of depend
able electric power is available from a tax-paying, business-managed
company. Spots where living conditions are good where raw"
materials and native labor are plentiful and all of this within easf
reach of th Nation's major markets. H?fc
Our Industrial Development Department will cooperate with' you 5fi
finding the right spot for your plant.
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