THPtRATOVEMBER 22,
PAGE-SIX (SefAiK? Section) -
THE W A YNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
TVA Plans To Show Off
"Its Baby" Ta Tourists
On Luzon
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
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Off To The Hac
TVA feeling it lias (lie best man
made shtyw in Eastern America in
its new Fontana Dam. Ia3t of its
i mammoth projects, is getting ready
to help the million-and-a-half tour
ists it expects to pour into its
sightseeing cut-outs. It recently an
nounced plans to facilitate sight
seeing as one of the major by
products of its handiwork.
What the project has to show
is the fourth highest dam in the
world, 451 feet of concrete and
steel which impounds mountain
waters in a lake which has a shore
line of 215 miles, and transforms
the mountains of the Nantahala
River course into sc':a-s of aquati"
splendor.
Most of (his shoreline will he
accessihle. but swimmers will fare
hard, not only because of the
water temperature wlih h will be
that of the usual mountain spring,
colder than gee-whiz, but also be
cause of flie 117 led fluctuation
in water levels of the impounded
waters when the control spillways
are in operation.
But that does not mean that boat
ing will be greatly affected, and
the Authority intends that inland
sailors and fishermen shall have
every facility. Piers and landing
platforms are planned for the vi
cinity of the new visitor's building,
plans for which were recently released.
FXECTToirs notkt:
Having qualified as Fxecu'.n'' and
Executrix of the estate of Mr.-.
Mamie IJruee Bennett, leiea'vd,
this is to notify ail ii-MHrt t u i in:",
claims again' "-aid c-tal- to (ii
same at the olli.-es of M. :":mi K
Ward, attorneys, at Wavr.-..v.lte.
N. C, on or before 1 1 if Hi h d.'y or
November. 194(i. or this limine will
be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons iiule ed to
said estate will please ina!;e im
mediate settlement.
This 8th clay of November. 1945.
It. II. BENNE'T. .Ir.. Executor,
and Sarah Elizabeth Bennett,
Kxecutiix. Estate of Mamie
Bruce Bennett, deceased.
1474 Nov. 8 - Dec :)
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
ROY PAXTON
-Vs
GENE De RISI PAXTON
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
The defendant, in the above en
titled action, will take notice that
an action has boon commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County. State of North Carolina,
for the purpose of securing an ab
solute divorce from the defendant
on two years separation.
The defendant will further take
notice that she is required to ap
pear before the undersigned clerk
of the court, at his office in the
court house in Waynesville. on the
22nd day of November. 1945, and
answer or demur to the complaint
therein filed or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
sought in said complaint.
GERTRUDE P. CLARK. I
Asst. Clerk Superior Court. I
Haywood County. 1
1480 Nov. 15-22-29-Dec. 6. I
The new building, "to be ample
to take care of all the visitors to
Fontana," will be an over-look af
fair perched on the fronting bluff,
looking west at the Fontana proj
ect. It will provide comfort for
the over-day visitor while those
w ho plan to spend a day, or a week,
or a month., or a season eventually
will find accommodations in the
village below, where were housed
the workers and planners while
Fontana was going up.
The newest accommodation for
tourists, and it is in the stage nov
where blueprint is being translated
into steel and wood, is the cable
car up and down the east abut
ment, for people who want to see
the power house, first attraction
after the general gasping at the
immensity of Fontana's frontal
perspective. The cable car will
connect the power house and the
roadway level and a small fee will
be charged for the trip to witness,
at first and. the transforming of
water into electricity.
Five years ago the clam site was
a wilderness, close to nowhere at
all, in so far as ground travel is
concerned, and twenty air miles
west of Bryson City, and those air
miles of no use at all unless one
were a crow or an eagle and could
land in a treetop. The folks around
Deal's Gap seven miles from the
State border, get clown once in a
while on foot or by muleback. but
outlanders seldom went in without
guides, and had to be sure kinsfolk
or good friends were at the end
of the trail.
But now the ordinary tourist,
after reaching Bryson City, will
bud a State highway gravel and
topsoil. N C. 288, all the way into
Fontana. Or. better yet. to get the
feel of the place and to realize the
magnitude of the project, as well
as to take in some of the most
magnificent scenery in Western
North Carolina, be may lake a
paved road south to Topton and
west to Deal's Gap. U. S. 129. from
which the road is the western end
of the gravel and topsoil N. C. 288
east to Fontana.
This "swing around the dams"
will afford a slop-over at the Nan
tahala center, and above Robbins
ville. Lake Santeethlah. as beauti
ful as its name, and Hangover
Mountain, a real test, as its name
indicates, for hardy mountain
climbers. All this trail is around
the 5.000 feet elevation mark.
Most hopeful of all improve
ments for showing the "baby of
Fontana" is the conversion of the
village which housed the workers
on the dam while it was under
construction. For it was in this
village, within walking distance of
all the seeable project, that Die
Authority made its best hid for
creature comfort, always a deter
mining factor to travelers. At the
moment, an effort is being made
to turn the village over to private
promotion, the best bet to develop
it with all the comforts of home
with the money the 1.500.000 tour
ists will bring in.
But until then, accommodations
may be arranged at the dam sit",
arid there is no reason for tourists
to fear that they will be stranded
at any time. It is well to remem
ber, however, that mountain weath
er in winter can get pretty strenu
ous even on the best highways and
in the most modern of towns.
jf
PFC. CHAS. BURR WAY. son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Way, of
Waynesville, who was sent to the
Pacific theater to relieve a high
! point veteran of the campaigns
there debarked in September from
!a United States Army troop trans-
: port in the port of Manila and has
recently been assigned to the llead-
l quarters Company of the 24th Re
placement Depot now operating on
the island of Luzon, according to
information received from head
quarters in the Philippines
Pfc. Way bad finished one year
I at Duke University when he wa-
inducted in the service on Feb. 1.
1945. He received training in the
Infantry at Camp Croft, and from
j thereywas sent to Fort Rucker. Ala .
j and later to Camp Adair. Ore.
I The 24th Replacement Depot, to
I which Pfe. Way has been assigned
j is currently engaged in the task of
processing all troops newly arrived
in the Philippines from the United
Stales and assigning those troops
to units all over the Southwest
Pacific.
Sgt. Henry Tuttle
Discharged After
Four Years Service
Sergeant Henry Tut tie. who en-
I tercel the service on Nov. 7, 1941.
and wax inducted at Fort Bragg has
been discharged from the army.
From the induction center he was
sent to Camp Lee. Va., then Camp
Polk. La., later on maneuvers in
California, a tour of duty at Fort
Henning. Fort Jackson, and Camp
Stoneman. Calif , prior to being
sent overseas.
Sgt. Tuttle has served for the
past 20 months in the Hawaiian
Islands where he was attached to
Headquarters of the U. S. Army
forces of the Middle Pacific thea
ter. He was discharged at Fort
Bragg four years after he was in
dueled there.
At the time he entered the serv
ice he held a position with (he
Pel Dairy Products Company here.
PAYS HER COLLEGE BILLS
Ruslivillc. Mo. Electrical wiring
is paying the college expenses of
Betty .lean Canovan. The seventeen-year-old
girl, who liked to
watch her father work, ended up
the summer by wiring 15 farm
homes and a school house, single
handed. She has contracts to wire
20 more farms this fall and win
tor and ajso does most of the
electrical repair work in Rushville.
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:S?frA:17eltome.o'':fttt
BeavcnUun Toivnship
M. L. Clonlz. et ux to II. A.
Osborne.
Jesse N. Brown, et ux to Elder
B. Brown.
Elder B. Brown to Mary Brown.
J. M. Cook, et ux to Mrs. H.
Cook.
Alicia B. Cabe. to Dr. Robert H.
Owe n.
.1. W Cabe, et ux to K A. Cabe,
et ux.
Welcome Home
The Following Haywood Men Have Received
Honorable Discharges From Military Service,
According- To Records Received Here.
Badg-e of
Honor
Cecil Township
Stella Hampton to Ellid C.
Kradj . e! ux.
Crahtree Township
Karl Bolder, et ux to Luther M.
Grecbe. et ux.
Kslher Medl'ord to I! .15. Latimer,
et ux.
I). C. Hawkins, et ux to W. C.
McCracken. et ux.
Clyde Township
Sara ( onoree llighfill, et vir et
al to W. .larvis Campbell.
Albert Fish, et ux to Hardy Fish,
et ux.
W. P. Best, to W. C. Best.
Carroll Glance, et ux to F. P.
Putnum, et ux.
.1 li. West, et ux to J. B Best. Jr.
Fast Fork Township
Harvey Tiull, et ux to Delmar
Tiurnette.
Iron Hull Township
4hn G Williamson, et ux to
IJobei i L. i 1 1 iamson, et ux.
Ivy Hill Township
I Garrett Howell et ux to B. D.
.Medl'ord.
Jonathan ( reck Township
Allen Hannah to Bessie Bradley,
it vir.
Allen Hannah to F.mma Sutton,
el vir.
Fliahelli Carver, el vir to Glen
nio Moodv .
Raymond G. Howell, et ux to
Leatherwood.
Raymond (J .Howell, et ux to
G V. Howell.
Arthur Moody el ux lo A.- A.
Moody. Jr.
Pljjeon Township
Jack McCracKen, et ux to Hugh
Franklin, et ux.
Jack McCracken. et ux lo Robert
B. Garrett.
Jack McCracken, el ux lo Robert
Garrett.
Addie Cook Moore, et vir to Ray
Ilayncs. et ux.
Minnie Howell, el vir to Willie
Shuler.
Arthur Shipman to W. T. Put
nam, et ux.
Klton Chamber, el ux to J. H.
Recce, et ux.
Jack McCracken, et ux to C. H.
York, et ux.
White Oak Township
Jarvis Hunter, et ux to Svlla
Davis.
Waynesville Township
John J. Lanning. et ux to Ander
son Parker, et ux.
Lucile Medford et vir to John
A. WaeasbT. et ux.
W. C Medford and Elizabeth
Medford to Mildred M. Medford.
T. C. Norris, et ux to II. M.
Sheehan. et ux.
R. V. Welch to G. F. Mashburn,
et ux.
W. M. Caddies, et ux to Charlie
Gaddis.
David Cndcrwood. Jr., et ux to
Lee Rathbone, et ux.
W. E. Nichols, et ux to Louie B.
Nichols.
Fannie Welch to Elizabeth Gas
ton, et ux
C.. C. Clark, ct ux to Herman
Burch.
J II. Howell, et ux to E. J. Hyatt.
W. C. Medford and Elizabeth
Medford to Mary E. Medford.
Hardy Cable, ct ux to w m
Cable, ct ux.
Glenn James, et ux to Robert
James.
Hardy C. Cable, et ux to Norman
Cable, et ux.
J. T. McCracken, et ux to Anna
D. Gifford.
Dave Brown, et ux to George
Gibson.
J. Lee Rathbone, et ux to Carrie
Belle Wilson, et vir.
Mrs. Maggie E. Massie to Mary
Emma Weatherby, et vir.
C. A. Geirgem et ux to R V
Welch to Cora Mae Moodv.
Howard Love, et ux to Moses Os
borne. J. E. Ferguson, et ux to R V
Welch.
James Robert Hill, et ux o
Rufus T. Carswell. et ux.
Henry Francis, et ux to G. C
Clarke, et ux.
Joe E. Rose, et ux to B. M. Davis
et ux.
J. H. Medford to Dada Jordan
9nd Clara Gary.
R. L. Prevost, et ux et al to
James W. Walls, et ux.
David Underwood, et ux to Dock
Caldwell, et ux.
Albee Godbold, et ux to John M
Crowell, et ux.
John Holler, et ux to Elizabeth
D. Quaintance and Lucy G. Quaint
ancc. Joseph Way Howell, et ux to
Virginia Nelson Sims.
J. D. Ezell, et ux to Oliver A
Yount, et ux.
Sylla Davis to Ernest R. Harry
and Mary L. Haney.
G. R. Corsinge et ux, to R. L
Hendricks, et ux. .
Oliver A. Yount, et ux to C. A
George, et al. ,:
W. Blackwell wil Rufus Siler
; C .MV Minett!t et,ux, Jot.Av"T,;
Among those discharged from
the armed forces from the Waynes
ville area of the county during the
past week were:
Clyde Burchdeld, from navy, at
Shelton, Va.
Phm. Second Class Carl John
Hogue. from Navy, at Shelton. Va.
QM. Second Class Hugh II. Con
stance, from navy, at Charleston.
South Carolina.
T5 Stamey C. Henry, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
Private First Class Richard
I'fc. Richard Campbell, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Seaman Second Class William
Dave Parris, from navy, at Charles
ton. S. C.
Pfc. Raymond C. Rathbone. from
army, at Fort Bragg.
SSgt. William H. Francis, froni
army, at Fort Bragg.
SSgt. Dillard Cook, from army,
at Atlanta, Ga,
SSgt. Troy L. Parton. from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Pvt. James W. Franklin, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Pfc. Paul 'McElroy, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
T4 Zeno Morrow, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
T4 Thomas L. York, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
Vinson R. Haney, from army, at
Fort Bragg,
Pfc. Andrew J. Davis, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
T5 Sylvester D, Mull, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Pvt. Paul L. Phillips, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
Corp. Greek F. Waddell, from
Marine Corps, at Parris Island.
Pvt. Robert J. Whitner, from
army, at Camp Cha:ffee. Ark.
Pvt. Robert Caldwell, from army,
at Fort Bragg.
Pvt. John L. Franklin, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Pfc. William H. Stevens, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Corp. William Marcell Revis.
from Marine Corps, from Bremer
ton, Wash.
T4 Jack E. Rogers, from army,
at Fort Francis K. Warren Wyo
T4 Carl W. Duckett, from army.
at fort Bragg.
SSgt. Robert N. Rector, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Pvt. T. C. Jones, from arm
at McKinney. Texas
Sam L Queen. Jr.
Corps.
Pfc. Joe Glenn Ferguson,
army, at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Pfc Mark L. Messer, Jr..
army, at Camp Blanding. Fla.
Pfc. Zeb V. Williams, from army.
I at Camp Butner.
T5 Arthur D. Woody, from
army, at Fort Bragg.
Pvt. Rov L. Kiddie, from arms'.
at Sheppard Field, Texas.
Jerry Retodd Massie. from army,
at Fort McClellan. Ala.
TSgt. Charles L. Dotson, from
army, at Camp Claiborne, La.
T5 Truman W Lackey, from
armv. at Fort Lewis. Wash.
from Marine
from
from
Phone
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Pfc. Carl A. Muse
Honorably Discharged
Private First Class Carl A. Muse,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Muse,
of Waynesville, has received his
discharge from the armed forces
at Camp Butner. He has been in
the service for the past 'A3 months
and has received a number of citations.
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With Coal Rationing and Labor and Trans
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Winter.
Now Is The Tiirje To Lay Ic
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WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO
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