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PAGE SIX (First Section)
THE WAYNESVILLfc rflouiviAINEER
teazbg FS8 Petf-For ; Arthur Ronald Coward
Ctf 1 1 f5 14 ft ! Discharged From. Army
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THURSiyAYDECEMRRR ,
BRITISH TROOPERS CLEARING TEL AVIV STREET
Bronchial Irritations Cue To Colds
A Hare CimiMr n i ;t. n i'.i.pv-l!
from vuliiMbl-- '.' i I'm Ism- Sal
aam and utli i- s.".!i m
Kredients tiucU "." ; '."i.i.!a . Mix
ture is dill '-n nil ;. . s. ; jvn
over trioi! - -;: 1 1 -i .
Bnekley'e :; .. ' .on
Phlej-'lii, Tu .- t..., i I. . .' ' .. t:i..
To Malt,. HrrriM.Mir
You not i'-suli". r.-7' -yiiii I'li'l
the effect IN.STANTl.-. .
A- et miri'-i r i ! i -' ' i'Miiil,
Jlliuire-tothiv ' 1 1 1 : ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v
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SMITH'S (I I l:YE
STOKE
dim ;
Arthur Honuhl Coward. SSML,
third i-lass, ol Waynesville, has
been disxhaified from the navy, ac
cording to information received
from the U. S Naval Personnel
Separation Center. Charleston,
South Carolina.
He entered the .service in Au
Kiist, 1942. and has to his credit
24 .nontlis of sen ctutv He has
served in the American theater
and the European-African and
Middle East theaters of operation.
I lis last duty was on the U.S.S.
U'ilhnite.
Resulting from Golds
When nothing spcms to rfo that
Irritating butlu-i sona.- uush .1 ny yood
Just go tu any kv"1 i!i i j. sr. no and
pet a bottle of adjd oiu Biun-eliu-line
E"niulsion
Take it as directed notice how
easily It takes hold ;;ivi s yon relief
and holps you get a ie.nt.il nlEtit's
Bleep.
Often one-half tint' le !s enough and
yoa are better betoi yru knew it. Tho
very first dose la!;"i r!f:!it hold,
loosening plilmu, : nnthl -g anJ
quieting lrritat'nn. Fi- y . liottla
of Bron-eliu-lini- is-' r ' ai f.-div arifl
get relief as nuiek . . . s. uiK'y
buck it lilssalUiki iu utj J'.
Smith's Cut Kate Dru.'j Store
HAZKLWOOI) I'RESrtYTERI.W
CHURCH
Rev S. H. Crockett, pastor.
Sunday Sc hool at 10:00 o'clock.
I .aw son. Suhimerow. superintendent.
The pastor will preach at the
Bethel church on Sunday mwrnin
Kveninfi services at the Hazei.
wood church at 7 o'clock. Sermon
subject: "There Is Another King,
One Jesus."
Prayer service Wednesday eve
; ning at 7:30, with choir rehearsal
i immediately after.
Never believe what your admir
, iik, and designing, friends say
about you but pay close attention
to the remarks of your enemies.
There's profit in it.
T5 W. E. Culbcrtson
Discharged From Service
T'T) W. Iv Culbertson. son of
Mi and Mrs. Richard Culbertson,
formerly of Balsam, now of Bun
combe county, was discharged from
the service last week at Kurt Bragg.
Technician Culbertson has been
in the service since March 22.
!!)41. and was inducted at Fort
liragg and from there sent to Fort
Uelvoir. Va.. for his basic training.
Later he was transferred to Camp
lieauguarde. La., where he served
for two years.
In HH.'i he was sent to the China-India-liiii-ma
area, where he, was
on duty for 27 months. He is en
; titled to wear the Pre-Pearl Har
; bor. the Asiatic-Pacific theater
ribbon. Good Conduct medal and
j Victory medial. He was attached
lo the Engineering corps.
At the time he entered the serv
ice he was engaged in lumbering.
Sympathy: What gossips offer in rp i ...
payment for details of the accident lrJ 1 Wilier Plii.,
.... .ninr A r , . ,u
Acid L'pset Stoi
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Cold Preparations
Liquid, tablets, salve, nose orops
caution use only as directed
tL ? S ",RS SWCPT CITY' members l the B"'h Sixth Airborne Division clear a
street of Te I Aviv ir. Paiestme. Two police stations were later bombed in the city, and disorders continued
throughout Palestine, fourteen policemen being wounded in attacks on two Coast Guard posts Troon S
their way into the Jewish settlement of Shcfayim. searching for mob members (InteTa, v nal)
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NAME
Miss Sara Leatherwood
Assigned To Duly
At Alabama Hospital
Miss Sarah Louise Leatherwood.
daughter ol Mr a;id Mrs, Troy
Loatlicrwood. lias completed four
months trainmg period with the
American Red Cross ;il Kenned.'.
General Hospital. Memphis, Tcnn
She has recently been asM'incd !
Northington General llospii.-'i
Tuscaloosa. Ala., as a social win k
er with the American Red Cross
Miss Leatherwood is leaving to
iay for her new post ol duty. aft r
;pending a week here with her
oarents at their home on Jonathan '
Creek, and her grandpareuls. Mr j
md Mrs. James It. tioyd, in Way-nesville.
T5 Mark Rathbone
Discharged at Bragg
T5 Mark Rathbone. .Jr.. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rathbone. ol'
Fines Creek, has been discharged
at I'ort Bragg. He entered the sen-,
ice in February. 1942. and was in-1
uunen at rort nix. ,. .1. lie was
'mined in camps in Texas. Ala-!
bama and Georgia prior to being
sent overseas ;
He was on duty in France. He!-
gium. Holland, and Germany, and
served a total of 18 months in the J
European theater. He is entitled
to wear the Kuropean theater rib- !
bon with three battle stars. Victory !
medal. American theater of oper-
ations, and Good Conduct medal !
He was attached to the 26th ,
Infantry Division while serving
overseas. Tech Rathbone plans to
make his home in Haywood county. J
Only 18 Men
Reclassified
Last Week
i i n men were reelas-
i- p.'.st veei by the
(I with two placed
i 'j i : I Hugh Aiesscr
' ! : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r i x .
: 4 w-a Ka'ph
Only eii'i
silted din Hi '!
local draft ho..
in class 1 . y,
;iii,I (iordo-i I ,,
Placed in ,
Placed m ( :;l. ! !' were: lack
' 'a:;le. .kiiin., I . i ( 'onard, Thomas
'iViijiam lti-i. v n Ailieil William Ar
r; iu:toi , c.eii i leiirv Hannah, and j
A ( ' 1 1 l 1 1 tl t.ee GsllcM. j
( 'mil iuiied in c-i.t.ss 2-C 1 Ki was '
Carl I'lihiii-.m Smith. !
Conl iuiied iii , lass 1!-A K" ) were:
Robert Holier! Moore. Jesse !
Grooms, hulli- lialhhoue, Calvin
l neocim i- iet all. Hardy Price
ilnbcv! Shenard Millar Lulen Mon
roe llraiuh,:,. , and Joseph Tayloi
Campbell.
VTS:(i. )wy Englcman,
Jr. Receives Discharge
AlSgl. Heniy Kngleman. Jr.. son
Mis. Ileinx Kngleman. of Wiiynes
' 1 '' Vf.i he. discharge Dom
the army on November 24, at I'ort
III. ig- He enured the service
first in l:u7 amkservod two years,
most ei ihe (:me being stationed in
I'anama.
He reenljsted in May, 1040, and
has to his credit 20 months of over
seas duty. tie M ived as a radio
m rhamc. aim was attached to the
L 1
James Hardy Noland
H.A. 1c, Stationed
In Newport, R. I.
James H. Noland. son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Noland. of Waynesville.
RFD No. 2, who is serving as a
member of the U. S. N. Hospital
Staff, is stationed at Newport, R. I,
He entered the service as a volun
teer in January of this year and
took his boot training at Bain
bridge, Md. From the latter he was
sent to his present post:
Prior to entering the service,
he was a member of the senior
class of tho Waynesville Township
high school, and received his di
ploma in the spring with his class,
having been given cerdit for his
training in the navy.
A ACS il,s i
lo Africa.
Arabia
Sgl. Kmde
the I'ro - ! '
.American )
a'.-r. and ::
medal-
.si
' .-c.'is duly look him
lilicrn Africa and
.an is entitled to wear
r' Harbor ribbon,
ense, American The.
the Is M IsT Camnpign
ul.iiv Medal and the
MEWS
The Opening Sale on Carolina
and Farmers Warehouse Floors
In isheville
Was A Great Satisfaction To
Growers and Buyers
Bring Your Crop On
Friday and Saturday
Farmers Federation Cooperative
!v,';;-v - " ' Operatoc .
QVOTE OF THE WEEK
WASHINGTON House Speaker
Rayburn, commenting informally
on the United States' role in world
affairs: 'We've got to be lough,
we've got to be good, and we've got
to be wise."
Good ( 'onduct medal.
Two Colored Men
Reported For
Induction Yesterday
Two colored men. John Henry
Tucker and Thomas Clarence For
ney. Jr.. left here yesterday for
induction in the armed forces at
Fort Bragg.
They are the first negroes to be
called from this section of the
county under the selective service
rvstom m several months, accord
ing to Miss Kdna McKay, alnvk of
(he board.
WORK AND FAT
WASHINGTON The United
Nations food and agriculture or
ganization soon will start promot
ing the philosophy that govern
ments ought lo insure every citizen
a job good enough to cat well, or
else feed him by some sort of
subsidv.
Henry R. Gilliland
Enroute Home
Henry It. Gilliland. Seaman. 2c.
i husband of Mrs. Gilliland of
Wuyn-sville, is now en route home,
according to information received
from Pearl' Harbor.
Seaman Gilliland is one of over
1.2:i0 high-point navy veterans
whom the ".Magic Carpet'' is bring
iK hi the States aboard the CSS
Kaerislc. This ship is one of more
than 250 carriers, .battleships, cruis
ers and attack transports in the
navy's lamed "Magic Carpet" Iteet
The ship left Okinawa on Novem
ber IS. and was scheduled to ar
rive in San Francisco this week.
Passengers will go directly to
Ihe separation centers nearest their
homes to complete the formalities
of obtaining their discharges be
fore returning to civilian life.
FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
Benefit wonderfully from famous
doctor's discovery that relieves
backache, run-down feeling duo
to excess acidity in the urine
People ererywhere are finding amazing
painiui symptom or blttdder
ir.ltation caused by excess acidity in the
urmo. DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT
acts tact on S LiJ-.-. -n , i ,
, ,- ...... ,u me uiscamiori
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at once. All druggists self Swamp Root.
Pfc. Dewey Ford
Receives Discharge
From Army at Ft. Bragg
Private First Class Dewey Ford,
who entered the service in August.
1042. at Fort Jackson and served
In the Asiatic-Pacific theater for
two years, has received an honor
able discharge from the armed
forces.
Pfc. Ford, a former employe
of the Pet Dairy Products com-
oany served as a truck driver,
the 113th Engineers of the
Division of the Sixth army.
He is entitled lo wear
Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon
three bronze stars, the Philippine
Liberation ribbon with two bronze
stars. Good Conduct medal, and
lie Victory medal.
Remarkable Treatment for
Stomach Distress
From Too Much Stomach Acid
re you. tortured witl
lUe tiurniiiK m.Aerjr ut
too rauv-h free stomach
riuid? Us of ttt f
tnou VON TAHIiETH
ia Ivrinprinir wfortUlf
relief ti hundred of
uut-h cttKiw. Sincerely
fft-ateful peopl tell of
wimt tltey call the
" wontwV ' Von Tu t
( et have done for tthift. 'bis gentle forniu
; :t it mi to counteract surpuiw, irritating
! rttomach :tciJ ;iitl to bring relief from tuwi
j -imlitima. If you suiter from lmlijresrjofi.
'us, heartburn, heli.i.ins;, bloating, sour titora
ich iind other Kiuplum -due to wxce
I gtomaeli cii you, too, Khould try Vou't
i ftir r ,itt relief . . . right at horn . . .
. without rigid liquid diet. Qt $1.25 Trlcl
Size. Also available $2.00, $3.50 sizM. At
SMITHS CUT RATE DRUG STORE umJ
i other good drug store.
Smith's Cut-Rate Dims Store
lict in'ris,))!,.!
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tnuul. it
irriral iftfr Imiu.,.
It ft' If (HlWft F, , rj
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fast adu.n ific.,,,.
Sltlljil ,1 ( ! (
p-u ltitfe I .
Vculra id it,
drink rirl.i .jf, . '
Sinitli'M t m ta((. j
dngiK t,.,,,,.
fortitui.i fur t-. .
GRAY HAIR
No More OyenJ
lenre'a ntr.i .
Sclence's startllnir
now be had as
emuM nnir a....... . .
Ply harmless
ubstance to your MMVm ''i;i
Don't look old 1,1
Nix Vitamin tatil.
-ly. Dii.
SMITH'S
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Mtiiti:
with
3Hth
the
with
Expert Watch Repairin
One To Two Weeks Service
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: -.
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T H T R M A
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Dolls 98c to $4.95
Tea Sets $2.48
Plastic Bath Sets 79c
Washable
Stuffed Balls 97c
Pull Toys $1.29 & $1.98
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