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rABE EIGHT
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
S P E C I H L
ELECTRIC IRONS
Were $5.98, flow $4.98
DEATHS
Mc KAY'S
PHARMACY
Phone 392
Hazelwood
Correction
FRANKLIN
RADIOSERVICE
Is Located
On Route 1 on the Corner of
Allen's Creek Road
HENRY C. BURRECE
Funeral survives were coiiiiuttLcl
on Saturday afternoon at the
Ridgeway Baptist Church in Bun
combe county at 2:30 o'clock for
Henry C. Burrece. 70, native of
Haywood county, and retired em
ployee of the American Knka Cor
poration, who died suddenly at his
home near Candler Thursday after
noon from a heart attack.
The Rev. Reid l.unsfortl, as
sisted by the Rev. H. J'. Mehadey
and the Rev. Wayne Smith, olli
ciated. Burial was in the. church
cemetery .
Surviving are the widow; three
daughters, Mrs. Ktla Willis of Wil
mington. Mrs. Tom Scott of Phoe
nix, Ariz., and Miss Winired Bur
rece of Candler; four sons, Edward
and Fred of Cramerton, Harold of
Nebraska, and Van Burrece of
Candler; two sisters, Mrs. Rachael
Chafney and Mrs. Sara Woods of
Cedro Wooley, Wash.; one brother,
Francis Burrece of Jackson county.
The Wells funeral home was in
charge of the arrangements.
MRS MARTHA WILLIAMSON
Mrs. Martha .1. Williamson. 7'i.
widow of J. I.. Williamson, died al
4 o'clock Friday afternoon at the
home of her son, ,1. I). Williamson
in Canton, following a lengthy
illness.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Rockwood Mt thudist chin ch
near Canton Sunday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. The Rev. Carl Judy,
pastor, and the Rev. (). I,. Robinson
officiated and burial followed in
Bon-A-V'enture cemetery.
(irandsons were pallbearers and
WANTE
Some one who needs buildiiijT .Jpum'rial.
We have two buildings to be1 wrecked for
the material.
Call or come to .see
C. M. KlMtfAfcL,
WayneHvillgHPountry Club,
Phone 150.
A PERSON ALL WRAPPED
tip N HIMSELF . MAKEb
A HECK OF A LOQKtN' ,
PACKAGE. T"
Look at those tires of yours
. . . what kind of condition
an; they in? Come to the
SIMS TIKK & BATTERY
COMPANY and try our re
call service or buy a set of
new tires. We're ever ready
to serve you.
St. John's Girls'
Camp To Open For
Seventh Season Soon i
St. John's Camp for Girls will
open its seventh season this sum
mer. Conducted under the aus
pices of the Sisters of St. Francis,
is is open to girls six to fourteen
years of age.
St. John's Camp combines life
active life of a camp with thcj'oijji
forts of a city home. An experieiR'
cd stair of camp director ihtlud
ing chaplain, plisician aijd 1'egis
lered nurse, is in charge, of the
tain supervises the modern a 1 1
tiann supervises the niudern all
electric kitchen. Every effort is
made to maintain health through
correct diet, exercise and rest.
The campers will live in com-
grancldaugliicrs flowcrbcaicrs.
She was a native of Buncombe
county, but hud resided in Can
ton 11 years. She was a member
ul Grace Methodist church in the
M'wtound section of Buncombe
county.
S'lrviviim are one daughter. Mrs
Ted Wlutted: three sons. J. 1)., T.
V., and Grady Williamson, all of
(. anion; 111 grandchildren; one bro
ther. Zeb Jones of Tipton, (ia.
Wells funeral home of Canton
was in charge of arrangements.
fortably furnished quarters:3n St.
John's campus. The gi swim,
ride, and play tennis daily. The
camp has an enrollment capacity
of one hundred.
The camp will last eight weeks
from Juni.24 through August 17.
JlVr. John C. Lockard
Optometrist
is pleased to announce that
he has succeeded to the
practice of
Dr. Charles H. Honcss
Optometrist
Complete Visual Analyses
Lenses Prescribed
Visual Training Given
23 Battery Park Ave.
Asheville, N. C.
OHice Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Telephone 103
In Spite Of the Shipping
Embargo Many Items
Are Still Available
O Chicken and Dairy Feed
O Horse Feed
O Fertilizer
O Paint (Inside and Outside)
O Myers Electric and hand Pumps
And Many Others!
Richland Supply Co,
At The Depot
Phone 43
tin
RATTLE
RELIEF
with our
Lubrication
Service
Squeaks and rattles mean wear am
a shortened life for your car. 1;
la
WtliJ
needs good lubrication more lh;iu , i
AT It
of your car today and check at i
COMPLETE
INSURANCE
SERVICE
Have you Insurance problems? Why not k
a survey of your property at no nhligaliogt
Or stop in and ask for our iulvire on any type
Licensed Real Estate Agents
E. L. Withers Ins. Co,
Waynesvillc's Oldest Insurance Agenq
Phone 100 JIM KILPATRR'K, Mgr.
it
Fannrao Hai
FARM CUT INTO SMALL
TRACTS
Farm and Pasture Lands
Farm Machinery - Moving Machine - Hillside
Plows - other plows - Disk Harrows - Grain
Drills - Corn Planter - 5-foot Cultivators - Fer
tilize! Distributor - and many other valuable
pieces of equipment
7 HEAD GOOD CATTLE
1 HORSE AND HARNESS
(fv
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MONDAY
SaleE
9 1
JUVJ MM, JUNE
GME MOWED! FiRi-
am or
SI
STRING MUSIC
CASH PRIZES!
IIM 1 New First Class 6-Room
House
Bedford Lealhervood
Auctioneer
BRYAN MEDFORD, Agent
1 Good Barn
Best Trench Silo In OA
Large Tobacco Bain
1.4 Acre Tobacco AlloW
2 First Class Outbuild