THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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f ,.-, t.tiuT- were
r "" ,a.o a seri-
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...,a iii a riui"6
K Star
r d .,v ale mrney
raJ ' " ,
d prize, !"
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were Et"-
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r..u.h imi i outlived
,,. ,.i ndpt-r and
r , which
r i tnke-ntf
. na-iif? '
f' ,b dialed on
li'idine-. M,',han
Ltui i h"ul turn'
State Baptist Workers To Arrive Here
AL..o.s V"
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(,n jiiMinii stu-
i U.i.
111-'
,, lr s'i
.1 fun,
t Mllill IIIUIIS3I1.H
in the baby
(.mn In the local
maintains a list OI
i ,,H('i lm become
ix ueeks iraining.
I aii about preparing
fla i lie burp" tech-
L tuuni:.-lers. diaper
Crijiniiiri their young
k are ii'M iuil In raid
ii,. up I lie telephone
Kiel el entertain boy
Lr nobles the rules
L tier beense' . And
find themselves sans
xl 1 1 ii if Ion. if they
mid in il it deadline.
ti - auei s I k i don l
k this summer arc
lor trael eani)s and
td abroad There are
sting itiu is. One for
lidualists - buys
fool trip with a camp
k in New York and
Angeles and Lake
Ida, In name a few
4Sl Ci -v i
W n . S
m ; - -J- jam v ? mm. ' -ifi
fix
SURVEY WORKERS from the state Haptist m
in their Sunday School Revival are shmvi
right (first row) V. P. Brooks, I.. L. Morgan
Miss Hazel Grady, Miss Elizabeth llavuui'.ii
Miss Margaret Jane Garrett third row) Mi
Texie Sowers, Rufus Fisher, Miss Ann Wiih.ui
Bowers, Miss Uoris Morgan, Miss Jean Walkei.
Evelyn Stewart (fifth row) Mrs. C. H. Hmiini
Mitchell, Bob Winecoft, and Mrs. L. L. Carnente
i wiic will .ml local riamist workers;
.tie workers are. from left to
1 K. ii. i: i. I.mivikI row) Mrs. Myra Motley,
h. Mis.- Ji. r.AMi-s. Miss Harriet Littlejobn,
- J..:.i I. o i:.-. Miss lk'tsv Ann Morgan, Miss
i iii iov. i .ii.s.s May tiomar, Mrs. F. A.
M.i! J..: ie Wilson. Miss Ruth Kller, Miss
Miniiii ivenne-d. Jarvis Adams, J. C.
Can't Sleep? Medic Offers
Advice On How To Do It
mom: AllOIT
Baptists
Id hifih scliool teeners
make more monpv
jclorc. Some of the in
1 time vacation inhs
llieir lathers used to
la hard week's work.
Lnnersily of Illj.
that it was unahle tn
Iprues fur an essay
iw no enli ies veere re-
Illdl'llN h(i sniirnoa
(IITING
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CONOMIt.AL
Fh'S a Specialty
Y Paint Co.
s' I'hmir .1-1387
millr. , (
By GAYI.ORD P. GODWIN
United Press Stat! Correspondent
OMAHA, Neb. (UP) Worry over
trivial problems causes more sleep
lessness than concern over the pos
sibility of another war, according
to Dr. Herman J. Jahr of the Uni
versity of Nebraska's medical col
lege. Jahr divided into two classes the
persons who long in vain for peace
ful slumber healthy people with
"false ideas," and those who suffer
organic ailments which tend to
prevent sleep. But the healthy
non-sleeper accounts for most
cases of insomnia, he said.
"He is usually a tense, worri
some, stubborn individual." Jahr
said. "His greatest worry is why
can't I ro to sleep'.1' "
Jahr makes fun of the alleged
"sleep-inspiring qualities ol beds,
mattresses, springs, and other
I equipment." With the proper atti-
lude, he said, anyone can lie down
on a too-.short sofa, the floor, or
, anywhere else and sleep like a
I baby.
Habits Vary
"You need only a belief in bemj
able to sleen; tired, relaxed niu.--cles;
a healthy body, and a calm
atmosphere," Jahr said.
According to Jahr's research,
college students require eight to
23 minutes fo go to sleep Middle
aged men take about 25 minutes.
$100 and ,$50 cash prizes The
subject of the essay was: "Is Indi
vidual Thrift Outmoded'.'" Kit"'
thing!
and unddlc-ngnl umiu n in in I
minutes.
"This may sujjtiesi ilv l.ulie
haven't as niai problems .i i'ii
think lhe haw. lie -aui
t'ollege Minimis Hun an .ucr.me
of 38 times ;i mglil . middle .isjeil
men tunes. ;ind imdil'i-a.' d
women 2(i nines. Inss'ii:; (iocs imi
mean losl sleep, .Jahr -aid
"If you 'slept like a Ini'.. nil ii
likely to be si lit a .i lm..ul m ti
morning, ' he said
Don't Count Mioi p
J;ilir advises aji.tin ( i mini in.-:
:,hi e) to voin i 1 1 1 i i i M i ' mi m ' I
more nitt 1 1 .tetl in .in .a ( nr. id
count than in it I.e. in;:
Kre.-li-.n r In no . .mil (In id
window I a n in,n Ii il It n In n ml
oral hen! , hul don I cm nh and
bake oi In i , i ; inn ' II . In .ml
He urui (I ei mmi noli -i 1 1 i 1 1 1 tin
matter ol In d -I inn nail. 'II a
.and w irli or t 'dti i f.i i .mmi
awake. h all ini.ni .o mil I 'n n i
.lalir In I't t unit Ii ..null n
nia is I he it nil ol In til lino l' in
used a: a tin i ,d or pinn linn id
duriii" I lllld'mn I
"I Oil 1 II.: lull "I!' I'll .1 ('111 I' I I1'
ales an ant i "in in ' Ln Ii m.
lll.lki 1 1 1111 .1 'U Ml I " I'll ' ' 1 ".Hilt. I
in later m , tin T . t Im - n '
TALKING NO (.11(111
m:w n'i i;k ir w in n ai,
Fl anees I'm pin ,i !i n d In I ill.
a lininlit on1 ol i llii": l I n '
rot 1 1 Timel . i" . v In ii In
Works, he klKM Kfl In I IIIH "II
M'illlls Willi III pl I'd . lb
$KI0
( niililiiietl Iroin I'ane duel
Ginw. (Ink (Irove, Olivet. Panther
( ii i k. I'eai lilree. L'ii;eon, IMeas
'I liaison. Ilalelille Cove. Kich
I "id Hnersiiti'. Hoek Spring,
llraneh. Uoik Face, Sunny
Va nt-s ille, First, Wnoil-
In.
'ninl ,
.111(1
dill
state leaders of the Itau-
ttsl i ainpaien arc .lames Chap
man. -siieiai iniial Sunday School
st: porn t t iuli lit . and Mrs. Jake
Snliulliolei'. assoeial inmil siiperin
ti ndeni ol I raiinii).:. L. L. Morgan,
tin- Male Sinalax School spcru
laiv dl arm i- here toiiiorrow
tilth his uroup o winkers.
OIM.I ABOl I
3 Women
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Rodeheaver
(Continued from Page One)
week, the largest crowd of the sea
son is cxpecitu. This will be broad
cast u,ver WhCC.
t-riday nignt Ur. Kodeheaver will
tell ol ins years wan tuny Sun
uay in their campaign lor souls all
over nie Unitea states.
Ul ihis great evangelist who
saea men in a way mat no other
man tias equaiieu, rtooeneaver
says: " i urounn ins marvelous pcr
soiiaiity anu ueep sincerity, tiiuy
aunuay win go auwn in nisiory as
one oi tile greatest leaders ot Ins
nine.
i.udeheaver. perhaps the best
known ciinsuau song leauer in
iiiteucd tuuay, as weu as lue most
lanioua iiiieriidiionaiij got his start
ears afco as a college cnetr leauer
ai uruo Vslean unversuy. Ail
evaiitensi vuumg in inai region
uttutu a aunt; ituuer auu engdteo
anu lor I iitr juu. mat stdiltu linn
on iuj eunbtnstic caieer. billy
suinuay ntaiu linn coax a Lnau
uiuqua auuignee in Vvinneid. Kan
sas, into suen an outpouring ol
song, ht ueeideu he Had louml a
suiijs leader alter his own litait.
i.uy wuikcU lotjellier tor years
it s e-sliiiidieu inai Koueneaver
lias uueeteu oer lO.uOO.uoo people
in song ami us iu.ni ua jo.uou ut
one nine
o y pi olession a publher, he
speuUs inueii ol Ins nine iiaielmg
annul llie enuniix. Uunaiiug Hie use
ol ms Ueep baiilolle xoiee lulu
niiiiiooiie 10 religious gainerings.
in tins eapaeny lie has traveled
iU.Oiiu miles, most ol inein by air
plane, and visneci over twenty
eouniries in every part ol the
woria.
in lus most recent trip abroad
Dr. htmchravcr went m Alnca
wnere, witn Hisnop Arthur J
:ioori, lie studied t ne religious ha
oils oi tne natives of the Heigian
Congo. The aim oi his visits abroad
to Hie loaning mission holds is lo
tincl uie best way to promote music
in the loreign mission program.
la recent years he lias luililled
year's contract with the National
flroadeasting Company in addition
(o leading singing for many noted
groups and appearing on hundreds
of radio programs.
The Sacred Music Conference is
one of the outstanding occasions of
the 1SM8 Junaluska season. It has
attracted southwlde interest and
delegates representing a wide
geographic area are attending. The
conference closes Sunday, July 11.
1 1 nnt'iniiil Irom .PagcrSt
M I'd. da i wt Imi tlirr'r lime-Tin
1 t Inn . pli, at inn., report, and
in nioi t i i a it d tin id It loll ,
Hinil w 1 1 1 1 .t 1 1 Mr.. Hronk lure,
I ii via Imi h. In i bii diand alter
' l.mnl.v iii,il n l. iillieel':. report
'I " i in N'orhnrn hospital m
I ; ' ilb o'lt i ur; f i urn ;;mr hot
"in .! in lb, 1 1 a lit id,, and pu..-
N I hn I I lit lima
bill ' i shooting occurred
II r in Tuesday at the
Inn mm in the Grienliill
nl ( ,u ilnn, aceoi din;; to
ib
i.i
1. 1 -
nor
MIOI'T
Negro Janitor
! 'mil iT'iK'd 1 1 mil f'HKe Onpi
be : ml I' Leans, yot siyii
id I "ii ' nl 1 1 mo hot Ii nirn Tbi'
i a n i in nl m 1 1 mil made public,
i".i mil I..- ., limed .ii the trial in
' n. t tn 1 1 tin I I i ii lax al ternooii.
I I a I'ini ei' man had been
1 1. 1 1 a it m I a it (fU , and is said t o
an nl Itnb Love. The
' " ine' i H i in i t il near t he home
( n l.n i,t I, at e
MOKE ABOUT
Weed Killer
(Continued from Page One!
al. According to the county agent's
office, the eron had not Iwpii in.
lured in any way.
The 2--ID solution has been used
on a small scale in Haywood coun
ty to clear out hedgerows, poison
ivy and upgrowth of weeds. The
farm of G. C. Palmer In Crahtree
had a very successful application
nf the spray.
I
Plastic Headliners
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!',. MJJ.t PiiUfc. sii-
tV it ycH
k.J? . .. mr riBiiiiiMi'iiiiVifF-'i -fii Y ... -
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Civic Club
I I ...... .1 - I ..... - 1
teuiiiiiiueu iiuiii rage wutr
tendance.
The r?t paid rides were about
the same as last year, It was
ed out. More than 1,600
rode the merrj -go-round Monday I ji.f
and nxer 600 look the head-spin- ,",
ning i me on tne same aay in mo t
Roll-O-Plane Other rides were Ii:
as equally popular.
William Chambers and Fred (
Campbell had charge of the sale S i
of tickets and supervision of per- )
sennet ol the club In the handling
of tickets
The club uses the money for
community projects, with a major
part of former year's profits going
into the high school band fund.
i-i... .a..i. i... - n
. ut t tun also s IJUU3UI 9 a DVj 1 11" K
ncoui uuop anu a vjiri ocuui f.. m (, .
Brownie unit I i'
'1 '
li t'
point- ft it A
people l-tf If
if
KAIN-OR-SHINK HATS ... A boon in the t;ii 1 who doesn't Hie building
liKC to cany an umbrella are these new highly styled plas
tic hats for summer wear, designed In Kve Tartar. CJay, cool
and crisp, they keep their freshness lliioiiidi rainstorms, dust
and city soot. They can be cleaned bv wipmi; with a damp ifoH IIF.NI'
cloth and, says Miss Tartar, you cm even kit on I hem and
they'll spring back into .shape. The hat worn by the model
is inspired by the classic nihiii; h.it, done in sheer plastic and
trimmed witfi black-eyed susans. In one arm she holds a
daisy-trimmed white cloche, in the other a huj'.e beret. All
are safe to wear in anv weather.
Firemen Put Out Blaze iM,'
t ' 5 1'
In Hazelwood Shack ",'
4
A small blaze occurred Monday i ! . '
afternoon at 2:55 when a small J J j
lee station on Highway 23 at Haiel- 1
wood caught fire f. ' !
The W'aynesville fire depart- T Mt
extinguished the ii 'i
burning inside?;'
ment quit kly
blaze, which was
Want Ads
f.,i
.
Cottage near Balsam. '
Newly furnished; electrically i
equipped kitt hen. bath. Adults
only. Call 324 R or 127 between'
9 a in and 5 p.m., except Satur- l'
d.'O and Sunday. Jy 9 J I
If t
t
Say, "I Saw It In The Mountaineer.
WANTKD- Buyer for S unit apart
ment house with all gas equip- , !
ment ;i apts. furnished This Is-'
a limne and a $100 a month in- .
come. Get ahead Huy this. Con- : 4
I aet V. E. Smith, Lee Street,
Waxnesxille. N. C. Jv 9-13 j
Vou Will Find At RAVS
July
i
WORK ABOUT
Record Crowd
(Continued from page 1)
history, while No 19 from Lake
Junaluska into Cherokee is carry
ing an extra heavy load of traffic.
Highway No. I9-A from hpre to
Sylva is being traveled more now
than at any time since No. 19 was
opened last year.
Stanley Henry, secretary nf the
Chamber of Conunerce, said that
so far everyone had been placed
that slopped in Waynesville The
demands for outlying facilities sur
pass all others, he said. Registra
tions arc picking up daily at the
Chamber of Commerce office.
Lake Junaluska is enjoying a
good season, with several of the
larger conferences yet to be held
MM
Values f.
nV
ar?5i V ,.
S, ii ii x
July 'Clearance Bargains
Nov; Offered In All Departments
; !.!
If
1 to 6
Dresses
Slacks - Shirts
and Many
Other Items
Men's Overalls
$2-49 Up
Boys' Overalls
Sizes 2 to 6
Up
Sizes 6 to 16
$.89 Up
I 9
tiw uxucf t4e Zest " " ; I LAFF-A-DAY ' j ru
SPECIAL
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f '"i-fii-i. Muuunirss imiiMtimi 4 I ' ( j'. I 'm'' I ' f, 11 AlXsAl Vli M Mr y . I -w w I
"-in ii ior d.U's in uncovered dishes. .iJ. " ' i . i . 1 rift? . 7a(. C l 1 C i, t
1 '.- rS--i : SfKtek' and Many n , n . &izes6tolB
- e m mP'"- Z Cher Items BoyS Dept. SjJM Op
iJsB&'i- rn.j-. f$ "s: wc fiiYf AITn
fPh ftp- jpyffiiiii
(ill miAfir tmnv in n mn nrntr ':ki'
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':!';.' y i s s , x w:.ts...-- i iii'; iub bbiu iiu n htf n h i .
o. . fW n KAY S Went. Store
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Millie I IJHl III yUUI Mill" Hi
: hl"i b us .tore 1 30 lbs. of meat or 80 tjts.
f'-'l bl' s. It ro Locker has separate com-
lMtr,,,... rZ?
i -"nit, DELIVERY
operation at "Come Up Lodge
La Junaluska'
M RADIO & APPLIANCE C
50 Biltmore Ave.
Ashcvillc, X. C.
"Of course not I was just chasing it out of the station
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Whir,
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