North Carolina Newspapers

PAGE' SEVEN '(PlrttiSwtfcay ; - - - p Y. NOVEMBER 22? 194$ THE WAYVBSmiB MOUNTAINEER wood Red. L Chapter nil" 111 llKI--li!l- 1 Sill''' Ampler of Ameri . be saluted Sat ,.' .... (mirth of No ,'.' p. i- over Horn Ashe , , a series of five 10ll played Dy v'una Chapters , ,.,.,( Cross pro ' i aluoad. .., m for outstand ' rendered by of Western I iicrokee County '. :ilvania County . tu- eited on this the Haywood . ii,e initial pro ,. ,,i round table ;, ii Cross services , Haywood County , : lied Cross chap , not "ly t0 ive l,al are happy to .in ull also empna ::),. veterans al and the increas , i tii4 separation ;,. is a greater n ttiese chap .. mtUiime the Coming Friday 1 .-4- BIRTHS L. Ashe, of No. 2. an- a son on Til ut water i ius Iftcr Meals For Acid Indigestion I mi. ili' people ..ev.i;i. ... xl -mil' stomach, Ul.irh lIMl'CSS Mill.) jlist 1 IV .-clhiii; ll i fit! 'lit. lining in nii.ill tfW ,.n U-w mm - it i-s ootliinjr il llltHil'I.IIH'- 1 rlill.M i-l -- 1 . I Id;. inc. I I n litM . l;i ss 1 THE MOST REV. VINCENT S WATERS. DD. (above Bishop of Raleigh, will administer Confirma tion at St. John's church, Waynos ville. Friday. November 2'.. 7.3U p. m. Bishop Waters To Administer Confirmation The Mom Rev. Vincent S. Waters. DD.. Bishop of Kaleiuh. will ad minister Confirniation to twenty-nine-persons in St. John's C'luirrli. Friday. November 2:i. at 7:30 p m On this occasion the bishop will also bless the newly acquired St. John's Convent, at the corner of Church and Meadow streets Bishop Waters. 4U. a native of Roanoke, Va.. was installed a.s bishop of Raleigh last June 5 The Diocese of Kaleigh includes the entire State of North Carolina with the exception of Gaston county. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, of i Waynesv't'e. announce the birth I of a daughter on November 12. I Mr and Mrs. James Hamby, of Waynesville. R.F.D. No. 1. an nounce the birth of a daughter on November 12. Mr. and Mrs. John Waynesville. It. F. L. nou nee the birth of November 12. Mr and Mrs. Robert H. Moore, of Lake Junaluska. announce the birth of a daughter on November 12. Mr and Mrs. Frank McGaha. of Magpie, announce the birth of a daughter on November 13. Mr and Mrs Klhert Meadows, of IVIlwood. announce the birth of a son on November 13. Mr and Mrs. Lowery Cagle, of Clyde, announce the birth of a daughter on November 14. Mr. and Mrs James Sheppard, of Canton, announce the birth of a : sou on November 14. j Mr. and Mrs Heecher Winches- tor. of Waynesville. K.F.D. No. 1. ; announce the birth of a son on November 15. j Mr and Mrs Fred Cagle. of Haelwoocl. announce the birth of : a son on November 15. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fincher, of Clyde. R I' D. No. 1. announce the birth of a son on November lti Mr and Mrs. James L. Owen, of ! Canton, announce the birth of a son on November 16. Mr and Mrs John Ashe, of I Clyde, announce the birth of a I daughter on November 17. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sutton, of I Waynesville. R. F D. No. 2. an ; nounce the birth of a son on No . venibcr 17. I Mr and Mrs. Grover Rathbone, ; of Cly de. I1.K.I). No. 1. announce 'the birth of a daughter on Novem ' her 17. Sgt.1 Winston Davis Stationed in Philippines Serjeant Winston T. Davts, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Davis, of this area is now serving in the Philippine Islands. He is station ed at Camp-John Hay, Baguio. P. I., which was started back in 1903 as a rnd if creation pout for mili tary personnel stationed in the Philippines. It is now operated entirely as a leave- and furlough center and has no other purpose. It has been im proved until it now has 82 cot tages, whereas there were tents, a modern uormittiry. hospital and post headquarters installations. It has been garrisoned by two com panies of the 45th U. S. Infantry. Recreation facilities consist of an eighteen hole golf course, main tained in excellent condition throughout the-year, and playable for 48 weeks of the year. Tennis courts, bowling alleys, amphitheat er where dances are held two evenings each week; Sgt. Davis has been in the Pa cific theater for the past 33 months. IIo volunteered in 1941 and at the time wos employed by the gov ernment in Seattle. Wash. He was at one lime employed by The Waynesville Mountninoer as pressman. First Witness k lix I SSgt. Howard Hyatt Arrives in Tokyo Hyatt. IvatT. en s bhorts Mens 0. I). BHORTS 'uil-Ctit Is Men's IJlue CHAMBRAY SHORTS 79c 3elk-Hudson Co, "Home Of Better Values' Claude Hoglen,S 1c, Serving On Croatan Claude Hoglen. Seaman Second Class, son of Mr and Mrs Nor man Hoglen. of Cove Creek, is now serving aboard the ship. CSS Croatan. Seaman Hoglen entered the sen - co n April ol tnts year ami 101m his boot training at Camp Peary. Va. He remained there until last month when he was assigned to dutv on the Croatan. While he is in the service, his wife, the former Miss Laura Yar borough. and small son. Jerry David, will make their home with her parents in Candler. PLANE HITS POWER LINE Wichita. Kans.-When Fred Mr- Connell, veteran combat piloi. died from injuries received when ins pi line struck a high tension wire, he was the second of Wiehilas three "Flying McConnells to go j Thomas, the youngest, was killed in a crash in the South Pacific i l.-.si .lnlv All three brothers saw service in the South Pacific Thea ter. ADMIRAt James O. Richardson, who was replaced by Admiral Husband Kimmel, has been announced as we first witness to be called by the eon civinnnl committee Investigating ! events prev-eding the Pearl Harbor mi oak nttnek. His disclosures win be made Nov. 15. (International) Social Security Man To He Here Oil 26th j A representative of the Ashevllle Held oltlcp of the Social Security Hoard will be in the court room I here November 26. at 2::10 p. in. J Wage earners who have worked I in a job covered by the Social Se i curity Act since December 31. lillUi. j and have attained age ti.r. may be eligible to tile claim for them selves, their wives, or minor chil dren, whether they have an account number or nol. Surviving rela tives of deceased workers, such as widows, children, or parents, or if none of the above, persons who have paid funeral expenses, may be eligible to file claim. In addition, persons who have need of social security account numbers or other information per taining to the Act are invited to meet this representative at the time and place mentioned. Staff Sergeant Howard srm nf Mr and Mrs F J I has arrived in Tokyo. He is serv- i ing with a strategic bombing evalu ation survey which is being spon sored by the president of the Pru dential Life Insurance Company, j Sgt. Hyatt, who is attached to i the intelligence unit of the 41 h Army Air Command, entered the j service in 1942 and at the time he was assigned to the special work he is now on was stationed at Camp MeClellan, Sacramento. Calif Mrs. Hyatt, who has been with Sgt. Hyatt while he was stationed in this countiy. is visiting her par ents in Sylva and her husband s parents here. EXECl'TRIX NOTICE Having qualified as executrix of the estate of llilliard B. Alkins. deceased, late of Haywood county. North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to ex hibit them to the undersigned at Waynesville. N. C . on or before the 22nd day of November. 194ti. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate settlement This the 22nd day of Nov . 1045. KATHKR1NE RAY ATKINS. Executrix of the Estate of llilliard B. Atkins. 1471 - Nov. 22-2-l)ec. ti-13-20-27 DAVIS-SMITH (Jewelers Since 185) Kxpert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Complete Stock g Church Street Opposite Masoaie Temple Telephone 514 dALF-PRICE How women and girls may get wanted relief from functional ptriodic pain A month between pay- is that days. long interval Cardul li a liquid nwdiclns which many woinn y has brought relief from tlx crump-Ilk agony and ner vous strain of functional periodic doareas. Hero's liow It may help: 1 Taken like a tonlo, 11 should stimulate appetite, aid diges tion. thus help build re sistance for the "Uibb" to come. 2 Started 3 days be fore "your time". It should help relieve patn due to purely func tional periodic causes. Try Cardul. If It helpf, you'll ce giaa you aia. i CARPUI Here's prcat news for any gal! sale on all f , INTO this i-wau help1) up C.liisc-out, half-price ili. .v.. ni, mill, rreaniv TUSSY Lipstick in assorted cases that are being discontinuej. Smart vibrant sluides to match your complexion and cosiunie. Usual dollar lipstick . . . SOW OXI.Y pUu tax SMITH'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Schedule of Masses Waynesville. every Sunday, 11:00 A. M." Andrews. ,rth Sunday, 11:00 A. M. ' Bryson Citv. 1st Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Canton, fith Sunday. 8:00 A M. Cherokee. 3rd Sunday, H:0 A. M. Cullowhee. 3rd Sunday. 7:30 A. Franklin. 2nd and 4th Sunday. $:00 A. M. Murphy, 5th Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Sylva, 1st Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Welch Cove. 1st Sunday it'. S.T.I 11:00 A. M. Jew Schedule Of TwDOD-Cify IBS&bs race TOM LEE. Jr.. Owner Hazelwood pvs leave Waynesville on the hour and half hour until p m.. then leave at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Waynesville toes leave Allen's Creek and Dayton Rubber Plant via Pazekvcw.d fv Wnvnpvillp nn the hour and half hour. Hospital 'fs bus station (Main Street) 7:20, 10:15. 11:15, r'- -:lr. 3:15. 4, 5, 6:15, 6:50 and 7:50. Leave Hospital h'r.W. 10:20. -90 1-90. 2:20. 3:20. 1:20, 5:20, 6:40, 7:00 and 8:00. Ratcliff dove av" Rus Station 7 :20, 4 :00, 5 :00 6:15. (Two extra :f, " Saturdays, 10:30 and 1:30). Ratcliff Cove 6:00 a. m., 7:35. 4:15 and 5:15; r'v" i" Waynesville 6:30, 7:50, 4:30 and 5:30. R a y t o w n Leave Bus Station 5:00 p. m. Starting Saturday Hemphill and Cove Creek Leave Bus Station at 8:00 a. m. Leave Hemphill for Cove Creek 9:00 a. m. Leave Cove Creek 9 :30 a. m. Leave Bus Station 4:00 p. m. for Cove Creek and Hemphill. Aliens Creek Leave Bus Station on the hour and half hour, except 2:30 and 3:30. Leave end of pavement on Allen's Creek 15 minutes of the hour, and 15 minutes after the hour. Buses that leave Waynesville at 10:00, noon, 2:00, 3:00, 4:20. 5:30, 6:00 and 9:00 proceed to Big Cove. Special Holice Any section of Wraynesville township of sections towards Fines Creek wanting bus service should contact owner of this service. Every effort will be made to work out schedules. Side Tie Bus-ffs Much Cheaper i Opening Sale Monday, Dec. 3rd Our Houses Open For Deliveries Grade Price Indicated Same As Last Season WITH A FEW ADDITIONS THIS AD APPEARED FOR A PREVIOUS SEASON, IiUT THE FACTS BEING PERTINENT, WE ARE REPRINTING IT. SHORT CUTS It is doubtful if there arc SHORT CUTS to any of the things that matter. Nor is there, in the long run, any gain by being in a RUSH. There are SHORT CUTS to money, but none to the knowledge of ,10V"drr There are SHORT CUTS to the possession of a library, but none to KNOW LhlH.lv You can hurry to put your crop on the warehouse floor and let it drift in grade from exposure. You cannot hurry its sale like going to mill, you have to take your turn. You can take a SHORT CUT and "pin hook" but that seldom pays. There are many things about business that cannot be hurried. Reputation is one. Like the coral roof, it is the result of innumerable small additions throughout the years. It is created by thousands of honorable transactions, every day, week and month. Reputation depends upon the character of a business, and character is a thing that cannot hurried Fidelity is the companion of character, and character in a man is the product of hidden thoughts which prompt acts of justice, consideration, fair play. A business is the same, and we hold that more than FORTY YEARS experience in GRADE CLAS SIFICATION and unstinted efforts in behalf of the tobacco grower s a record of which to be proud. (Prices being stabilized, growers, can with no fear of a loss, market their crops at their convenience. Knowing, with the present set-up the only protection to be had is m classification , and tha later a sale can be made at a house, the management of which is experienced in Grade Classification, no grower should fail to embrace that protection.) Since the handling facilities the first few weeks of sales will be congested, daily sale hours will be limited, which will likely cause the sale season to extend through February or longer. In order that the dispatch of each round of sales of our THREE HOUSES may exceed a million or more pounds, as an incentive for patrons to have their grades average 200 pounds or more, we will, as heretofore, award the following PREMIUMS: TwoFor Grade B1F (Tan Color Leaf) of 200 Pounds or More $2.50 Two For Grade B1R (Red Color Leaf) of 200 Pounds or More $2.50 Two For Grade C1L (Straw Color Cutters) of 200 Pounds or More $2.50 Two For Grade C1F (Tan Color Cutters) of 200 Pounds or More $2.50 Two-For Grade X1L (Straw Color Lugs) of 200 Pounds or More $2.50 Two For Grade XI F (Tan Color Lurs) of 200 Pounds or More $2.50 Two Premiums of $5.00 fon the Baskets Bringing the Largest Sum of Dollars Sinee each Grade price is the same, premiums wi 11 be awarded to baskets of heavier weight. Only one premium for each grade is eligible in one crop. Bernard's Warehouses Bios. 1, 2 and 3 GREENVILLE, TENNESSEE Tun in WJHL at 7 :50 and 12 :55 Central Time, 8 :50 and 1 :55 Eastern Time, for the Tobacco Market Report.