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THE BOOK CORNER
Reading From Left To Right
With
FRANCES GILBERT FRAZIER
Copr. 1946, King Feature! Syndicate, Inc., World nghu reserved.- BSsau,
'I hope General MacArthur does something about the
" .Japanese beetles this year!" .
BEVERAGE COOLING CABINET
FOK SALE General Electric
"Undabar" in excellent condi
tion, cooling tank six feet by two
feet, large pre-coolirtg space un
derneath. Call Telephone 465-W.
May 28
FOK SALE One 1942 Harley
Davis motorcycle. 45 horse power
and in good condition with new
tires. $350; also one 1938 Chevro
let sedan in A-l condition. See
Nolan Pless, Canton, N. C Rt. 2.
May 28-31
FOR SALE Largoalina Logging
and apartment house, Lake Juna
luska on Lakrj Shore. Completely
furnished and ready for business.
Apply G. D. Parker, Lake Juna
luska. May 28-31 June 4-7-11-14-18-21
WOULD LIKE To get in touch with
party who has tobacco plants for
sale. Grady Walker, Clyde, Rt.
1. May 28-31
FOR SALE Twenty-five acres of
country home site. On Cataloo
ehee ranch road. Inquire at the
Post Office in Maggie.
May28-31
EXtfCUf OR'S tfOTICfc
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of Nelson Griffin, de
ceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons havirrg Claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Waynesville, North Carolina, on r
before the 8th day of April, 1947,
r this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 29th day of April, 1946.
MOSES OSBORNE,
Executor of the Estate of Nelson
Griffin, deceased.
1526 May 2-9-16-21-28-June 4
Lawrence
Arts S Crafts
On The Highway
at
Hazelwood
"Polishing Papa" Will
Be Given By St. John's
High School Students
The Cyrano de Bergerac Dra
matic club of St. John's high school
will present its second piny of the
season, "Polishing Papa," by Clark
Willard, in St. John's Auditorium
Tuesday, June 4, at 8:00 p. m.
The proceeds will go for the bene
fit of the school.
The plot of the three-act com
edy concerns a rich sausage maker,
his socially ambitious children, a
false duke, and a perfume manu
facturer. The son of the family
wants an investment business; the
daughter, a title, Things get
rhixed up but in the end all's well.
The cast of characters includes:
Belmont Barnett, Barbara Boyd,
Frances Frazier, Grace Furtado,
Nancy Furtado, Dolores Gass, Dor
othy Martel, Lucille Noland, Her
man Sieber, and Dries Vanden-berg.
WASP-WAISTS
Fashion reports from Paris are
that tiny waist lines are oh the
way. The silhouette, from under
the arms, slants into a nipped
waist lin, which is very definite
and then the hips bulge from the
wasp-like waist.
Have you ever had days when
j your thinking powers seem sus
pended in air and you find it al
; most impossible to bring them
down where you can superintend
! their acta ities? Well, we found
ourselves in that state of affairs
this afternoon, so we decided to
tio afield in that land we love the
best Books.
And the first one we picked up,
"GOD BLESS OL'R AUNTS." writ
ten by Rachel Meisenhelder, gave
us such a hilarious inward feeling
that we went right ahead with this
column. When you feel that the
world has a bluish tinge, read
"GOD BLESS OUR AUNTS."
You'll know that a grand and glor
ious time was had by all . . .
including outsell . . . and that
the world had bleached itself out
into the prettiest white you ever
saw.
Carl Goerch is n North Carolina
tradition: every one reads and en
joys whatsoever finds his signature
at the end. It is wrong to think
that traditions only pertain to aged
J articles . . for Carl Goerch is
anything but traditionally old
Neither are the anecdotes he tells
about friends and foes alike. No.
that isn't correct for we do not
believe he ever had a foe. Even
those who feel the sharp snap of
his linguistic wit, take it in good
grace and come back for more. In
his newest book. "CHARACTERS
. . ALWAYS CHARACTERS," you
will find some of the cleverest writ
ing you ever read . . . and about
people you know.
One of the best movies that has
come to the screen in a long time
is the pieturiation of "THE
GREEN YEARS." from the novel
written by A. J. Cronin. Many of
those who did not read the novel
when it first came out. now are
asking for it after seeing the pic
ture. Just at the right time, the
publishers have put out a special
edition so that those folks can read
the boo kin its entirety.
In each of his novels, Dr. Cronin
has written about some central
characters: such as Dr. Manson in
THE OITIDEL, whose mission was
to save lives; Father Francis in
THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM,
who tried to make lives worth
Hving And then in THE GREEN
YEARS there is Robert Shannon
who strives against heavy odds to
save his own soul and keep it
living.
great deal of comment, just as all
the writings of Upton Sinclair has
done. It Is "A WORLD TO WIN."
Upton Sinclair has long been ac
claimed as a writer of note and a
commentator of great Interest.
There are those who disagree with
Sinclair's ideas . . . and ideals . . .
but they all concede the fact thut
his writing and selection of vo
cabulary are brilliant, And that
differences of opinion are stepping
stones to enlightenment and progress.
WANTED Veteran would like to
have house in Waynesville or
Hazelwood. Urgent need. Write
Elmer Parker, Hazelwood.
May 28
WANTED TO RENT 2-bedroom
house or cottage for 2 or 3
months. Write Mrs. Edward Mer
cer, 608 S.W. 15th Avenue, Miami,
Fla., giving all information and
price. May 28-30 June 4
FOR SALE Double beds, single
iron beds, dressers, washstands,
overstuffed living room suite,
two double feather beds, con
vertible couch bed, tables, chairs,
china, light shades. 412 Walnut
street. Phone 37. May 28
USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
' RUckhudt- Too. Went Fact
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utly blackhed. Thf -0 followed m-
rrtirini were .m.ilngly u,'?""?
found their pimple, and blackhead.kad r11appre4.
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claim they are no longer embarraaaed and jnenow
happy with their clear compleaiona. " "-----If
one application doea not aatirfjyov 1 let
aoney back. Aak lot lUoara today, mn.
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"Home of Better Values"
As we write this, htierc has just
rome in a book that will create a
They say the way to popularity
is always "leave 'em laughing" and
certainly that'would hold good with
the book written by Isabel Seolt
Rorick, "MR. AND MRS. COU
GAT." There certainly could be
no suspended thinking powers
while persuing this exhilarating
book about a couple who are mar
ried and like it. Unhappy mar
riages find their place on front
pages of the morning paper but
marriages like those of the Cugats
may not rate even an item on the
advertising page but they certainly
get in the sports column with their
human every-day living.
DIETS
BRISTOL, Englan Major Wil
fred Vernon, M. P., has gone on a
voluntary diet of 1,000 calories
daily In order to understand the
plight of under-fed Europeans.
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
OR A LEE PUTMAN, Plaintiff
vs.
WILLIAM PUTMAN, Defendant.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County. North Carolina, by the
Plaintiff above named against the
defendant, William Putman, for
the purpose of securing an abso
lute divorce on the grounds of two
years separation.
The defendant will take notice
further that he is required to ap
pear before the Clerk of the Court
of Haywood County, North Caro
lina, on or before the 20th day of
June, 1946, and answer or demur
to the complaint or the plaintiff
will apply for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This the 15th day of May, 1946.
C. H. LEATHERWOOD,
Clerk Of Haywood County Court.
I 1534 May 9-16-21-28
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Joseph A. Snelson
Enlists in Army
Sgt. Joseph Alvin Snelson. son
of Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Snelson. of
Canton, has re-enlisted in the U.
S. Army and is now stationed at
Fort Jaci.son.
He was a member of the 30th
Signal Company and was inducted
In the service in Sept., 1940. He
spent 10 months overseas and re
ceived his honorable discharge
from the service last November.
Sgt. Snelson has a brother. Wil
liam Carl Snelson, who was dis
charged in January of this year,
after serving 23 months in the U,
S. Navy, 10 of which were spent in
the Pacific.
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