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THE WAVNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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BLIND COUPLE INSPECT THEIR FARM
EIRE MINISTER RETURNS TO U.S.
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Auto Accidents
'Reach High
Record In March
A tolal of 74 persons was killed
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Juniors To Give
Play At Fines
Creek High School
"The A lilies of Andrew," a farce
in three acts by Jay Tobias, will
be presented by tlie .Junior class of
the Fines Creek hinli school at the
school auditorium at 8 o'clock on
Mas H. The cast will include the
following:
Marie Karly as Petunia: Robert
Russell as Andrew: I), liathbone
as .lactiues; Max .lames as Willie;
S. T. Swanner as Harold: Mary G.
Walker as Altha: Doris Rathbone
as Julia; Faye Justice as Betty;
Rob Ferguson as Uncle Isaac; Wil
bur 'league as the Dean :Mildred
Kiiby as Miss Oiunella: K. Tran
tham as O'Flarity: Doris Teague as
Royle and Harold Green as Rev
erend Doolittle.
The setting of the play is a
mid-western college town. A col
lege boy finds himself in very un
usual circumstances and pulls many
antics to get himself out or to get
himself in woise predicaments.
The play is directed by Mrs Frank
Kirkpatrick.
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Army Dropped Covering
News in Austria May 1 I
VIENNA The V. S. Army In- !
formation Serv ice h: c announced 1
beginning May 1, newspapers in
the American Occupation Zone in
Austria will be permitted to take
the services of the three major
American news services the As
sociated Press, Vnilcd Piess, and
Intel-national News Service.
The Army News Service. Amer
icanischer Na hiii hlc n Dienst.
which has been supplying Austrian
newspapers in the one with world
news, will cease providing that
type of coverage May 1 but will
continue to give the newspapers
news and information concerning
the occupation forces."
WORLD WAR II VETERAN Ernest Gay, Jr., of Abington, Mass., who lost
his eyesight in a mine explosion in France, and his fiancee, Rosalie
Cohen, of the Bronx, N. Y., are shown getting acquainted with the
"livestock" at the farm that Gay bought recently. The blind couple plans
to wed In June and engage in chicken farming. Gay first met Miss
Cohen at the Valley Forge Hospital in Pennsylvania. A social worker,
she has been blind since she was live. (fnteniaticmal Exclusive)
Welcome Home
The Following Haywood Men Have Received
Honorable Discharges From Military Service,
According To Records Received Here.
Ilaflffe or
Honor
Among the men discharged from tun s .('.
the Way nesville aiea of I lie -iiii Urine Montgomery Ramsey .
ly during the past week were: Se an fi--.l class, from navy at
Grady Noal Johnson. Seaman Ni vv Orleans, l.a.
Private First ('las: Max l-ergll-snii
liom ai'iny at Foil liriigg.
Wyalt Wesley Grant, Jr. FC
lliii.l e!..ss, fnim navy at t'harles-
In st class. I rum navy at ( 'I lai lo-
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Some, of tVt -kgs at
intrest u5 most, in -fvhs
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quality work and the host
hattery recharge ser'ive in
W'aynesville. Drop in tuilay
:iml take atlvantaife of our
.'omplcte service.
'"" ED SIMS, Owner
lie r.jamin M. Glavich, A MM.
ei one class. Hum nav y at Shoe
maker. Calif.
I'm , ate William I.' Ithincliart
from army at Fori Hragu.
Ti clinician A l eliN A Hall from
. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 at Fort Bragg.
Thomas Wayne Slicehan. Fire
man first ( lass. Irom navy at Shel
ton. Va.
T4 Joe Ilaynes, from army at
Foil Bragg.
John Richmond Talley, Seaman
second class, Irom navy at Camp
Sliellon, Va.
William Troy Smith, Seaman
first class, from Navy at Camp
Sliellon, Va.
Pic. Berlin K. McClure, from
army at Fort Rragg.
Spurgeon Clarence Shelton, Sea
man first class, from navy at
Charleston, S. C.
6 oz.
11 oz.
89c
$1.39
Sold by
Smith's Cut-Rate Drug Store
Are You Pulling
Your Oolhes
Away
Clean ?
Yes We Mean
YOU!
STOP before you put those winter clothes away! Ac
cording to government findings, few homes regardless
of care given them - are free from moths. Don't take
chances with your precious clothing, have it thoroughly
cleaned and placed in a MOTH PROOF BAG to prevent
deterioration.
Our Cleaning Process Includes Moth
Proofing Ceolhral Clearness
Phone 1 13 Johnny Shelby, Owner Church St.
and 52 1 others injured in auto
mobile traffic accidents in North
Carolina last month, T. Boddie
Ward, commissioner of motor ve
hicles, reported Tuesday.
Ward said this was an increase
of 37 per cent over March, 1945,
when 54 were killed and 301 in
jured. Guilford county, with seven
deaths, had the highest fatality
record of the month.
During March, the State High
way Patrol investigated 480 acci- i
dents in which 52 persons were
killed and 325 injured. Patrolmen I
arrested 4,031 persons and issued
4,372 citations. They charged 423
persons with drunken driving.
As a result of the patrol activi
ties, the State collected $27,081.37
in revenue, county school funds
received $57,179.82 in fines and
county general funds received $35,
051 .13 in court costs.
The patrolmen recovered stolen
automobiles valued at $53,110.
Timely, Practical
Household
Suggestions
By HUTU CUKUKNT
N .S. Stute College
The new "0 per cent extract ion
Hour should oiler no problem in
homo liakin '. I he food specialists
tell us. The cook who has been
making good biscuits with the
flour which has been on the mar
ket can continue lo use the same
recipes ami methods with the new
Hour. To the liomemaker starting
out with her lirsl batch of the new
Hour, the specialists suggest: ill
Follow your own recipe as usual,
unless I he manufacturer gives spe
cific directions on the package for
his particular Hour; i2l If the dough
or batter seems a lillle soft with
the familiar recipe, try using a
little less liquid and a bit more
flour in t in- mixture. These are
minor adjust meiit s that some of
the new Hour may need, if the
products do not quite come up lo
your family's standards.
One good way to space and share
wheat is lo use more potatoes and
less bread for the energy food in
family meals. Potatoes are now
plentiful and at present prices are
an inexpensive energy food. Penny
for penny, potaloes oiler more fuel
value than any other vegetable.
Potatoes are no more "fattening"
than bread. One medium-sized
potato and one thick slice of bread
or two thin slices) both have about
100 calories. It is the gravy, but
ter or other fat used on potatoes
that pile up calories and put on
pounds.
Potatoes fit into any meal
breakfast, dinner, or supper. For
breakfast, a favorite potato dish is
potato pancakes. To make enough
pancakes for a family of 5 or 6.
grate 2 cups of raw potaloes and
put immediately into 1 -i cup of
milk. Add 1 egg. beaten slightly,
2 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt,
and if desired. 1 tablespoon finely
chopped onion. Drop from a
tablespoon onto a greased pan.
Cook until well browned and crisp
on both sides. Serve hot.
EXF.CUTttlX NOTICE
Having qualified as F.xecutrix of
the estate of Mrs. Jennie K. Henry,
deceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is lo notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Wayncsville. North Carolina, on or
before the 24th day of April, 1947,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 24th day of April, 1940.
ELIZABETH HENRY,
Executrix of the Estate of Mrs.
Jennie K. Henry, deceased.
1523- Apr. 25 May 2-9-16-23-30.
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
CAROLINE S. CARROLL AND
JAMES DONALD STEPHENSON
By THEIR GENERAL GUARDIAN,
RUFUS SILER AND A. W. CAR
ROLL, HUSBAND OF CAROLINE
S. CARROLL.
Vs
GEN. MARION STEPHENSON
The defendant, General Marion
Stephenson, will take notice that
an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Haywood County, North
Carolina, to sell lands for division
in which the plaintiffs claim an
interest; and the said defendant
will further take notice that he is
required to appear at the office of
the Clerk of Superior Court of said
county in the Courthouse in
Waynesville, North Carolina, with
in ten days after the 23rd day of
May, 1946, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for relief demanded in said
complaint.
GERTRUDE P. CLARK,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court, '
Haywood County,
North Carolina.
This the 24th 'day of April, 1940.
1525-AprU 25-May 2-9-16,.., i,
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK aboard the Queen Mary is the U. S. Minister
to Eire, Mr. David Gray, and his wife, who looks very happy to be
home again. Mrs. Gray is Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt's aunt, (itcnmtioiial)
JAIL-BREAK KILLER BROUGHT BACK
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BROWN & PALMEl
CONCRETE BLOCKC
CONCRETE BLOCF
for
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SILOS - PARTITIol
MANACLED AI WRISTS AND ANKLES, Earl McFarland, who is under
sentence of death for the murder of Dorothy Berrand, is brought back
to the Washington, D. C, jail's dealh house, from which he escaped
recently. When captured in Knoxville, Tenn., McFarland said he would
try again. With him are chief deputy U. S. Marshal Michael Kearney
(right) and a large force of deputies. (international Sotiudpioto)
BUILDERS
contract!
See Us For Free Kslim:ile
BROWN & PALME
CONCRETE BLOCKC
Owners
PETE KHOWN - - - JIM IWLMER
Hand Mill Koad Wirjf
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Values
See R. N. Johnson At
Carolina Mutual Insurance and Really Coinpi
New l-rooni house, Richland St.
t an he occupied in (id days.
Terms can he arranged
Two lots, 6." by l."0 feet on
Reach St., in Hazelwood. each
Hazel wood
S3t850
$ 1250
Two nice lots, 100 by 210 feet on highway 1
Rubber Plant,
each
ALLEN'S CREEK HOUSES, WITHIN 1.000 YARDS
OF HIGHWAY l!)-2.5
A l-rooni modern house,
only
A lovely (i-room house,
only
i-room house. Sheppard street,
on Allen's Creek
Two nice -l-room houses, Sheppard street
Allen's Creek,
each
$4r000
$5;000
$2500
On
4-room house on Sheppard St.,
on Allen's Creek
75-foot lot on Walnut street,
near Factory street, onlv
$3000
$3500
S 1,000
."50 acres, with 7-room bouse. 2 baths, l-room Rarapc
apartmeni. wun nalh, l-room cabin, l-room tenant
house, near Lake .lunaluska. The Carl Medford
property.
priced
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"mi i, null, i-room tenant
iska. The Carl Medford j-
$30000 U
$1)0
One acre land, near Rubber fl 4 1jv
Plant, South side of highway )
Two lots, T.Woot front on Short Ql75
street, runs to creek, each i
Two lots, 75-foot frontage, on Short street.
back to creek,
each
r-room house in Shingle Cove,
only
Third car siding adjoining Pure Oil fo" j
Killian and Richland
streets
Six acres on both sides high
way beyond Balsam, only
Store building on Church
St., 22 by 68 feet, only .
Lot, 90 by 250 feet on
Miller street, only
13-room furnished house at
Lake Junaluska, only
1 Lot 100 by 200,
Ralsam Street
SIM
$10$
$8$
Fire - Life - Health T Accident and Automobile Insurance
See R. N. Johnson
Carolina Mutual Insurance & Realty (
II. L. LINER, SR R, N. JOHNSON
I J-2 Main Street
phone