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PAGE EIGHT Nominated By The Democrats In Philadelphia Early Wednesday Morning . s- v; ' v 1 -5 4y h i tf HARRY S. TRUMAM AFTER A STORMY session over tho civil rifiK plank in the platform, the Democrats late Wclnc. lay lai.ht nomi nated rresicieiu Iruman on c'rntial ruimmee, and Alben MORE ABOl'T Hospital (Continued Irani Page One' A spokesman for t hf project in commfnting on I he proposal said. "This is a mailer ulncli Ilayood cannot allorcl not lo lake advantaco Women's Shoe Prices Slashed For 20 Reduction Men's Tan and $12.50 Group BY SELECTING pre: of It jnM mi' and tin- Initial I pay 71 rrnls i e pansion w ill en-. ! up thf other 2: ; Joe I)a i. .. In some tune at'o interested cp in i,'. that lie el Mint lit will ilnllar Hie ex il vie u ill put hi s named ucn i li.eelniL; ol . eie( ed ' i I the lust luh"t. as thv Iarklt'1', d r.cntiick SHOE DEPARTMENT On Casuals, Loafers, Sandals And Other Spring - Summer Types Several Patterns Especially Suitable For School Wear By Teenagers 150 PAIRS AT $1.99 In original values up'to $4.95 100 PAIRS AT $2.99 In original values up to $6.50 100 PAIRS AT $3.99 In original values' up to $6.95 On All Children's Sandals White Wing-Tip Oxfords Special - $7.95 III $8.95 Group-$5.95 THE EXCELLENT In AlBEN nominated for the No. 2 post by acclamation. Both candi dates made acceptance speeches, with President Truman calling the 80th Congress back into session on July 26th during the course of his speech which ended about 1:20 ; Thursday morning. present t he petitions to the ho'tnl Monday morning. I nder the provisions of the la,w, the lioard can eall for the election when I he petitions have been pre sented to them. VALUES AT isM k THE WAYNES VILLI MOUNTAINEER . BARKLEY MOHE ABOUT Court (Continued from Paye Onei R. Do! son vs Jaek Dotson; Horace Whtaker vs GeraldiiK? Whitaker. Among the other cases disposed of, include: Sam nhinehai-t. pled guilty of housebreaking and larceny. Given 3 to 5 years, larceny count carried suspended sentence of 5 years. Roy Wines pled Ruilty of operat ing a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and was given 60 days on the road and pay ment of $250 and cost of case. Willie Davis, 60 days on the road, violation prohibition law. James Claude Shipman. fined $250 for driving drunk and his drivers license was revoked. Earl Bradley was given two months for the violation of pro hibition laws. James H. Pless, non-support, is to pay $40 a month, Arthur Moon, Jr., 60 days on road, larceny of car, prayer for judgment continued for three years, not to operate a car on highway for three years. Jerry Harkins, given 12 to 15 years in state prison, attempted rape. Paul Lewis. 15 months, 3 years suspended sentence, non-support. David Gaddis. 2 years, temporary larceny. Joe Haney, non-support, 2 years suspended sentence upon payment of $12 per week toward support of wife and children. Thomas Clark, 2 years suspend ed sentence, non support, payment of $50 month to wife. Raymond Green, breaking and entering, 3 to 5 years, charge larceny 7 to 10 years, charge car rying concealed weapon 60 days. Thurman W. Stamey, driving while intoxicated, fined $250 and license was revoked. John Frank Hoyle. simple tres passing, suspended sentence and payment of cost. Clifford Poston, simple trespass ing, suspended sentence and pay ment of cost. , Jack Miles, non-support, must pay $15 out of each pay check. Arlis Summney, non-support, 2 years suspended sentence. Curtis Young and Robert Foster, 90 davs for larceny, with suspend ed sentence of 3 to 5 years. MORE ABOUT Town Buys (Continued from Page One) from the residential areas, and will not prove to be offensive to ar.y area. The Hazelwood board of alder !men have also been looking for a site to use for their garbage dis posal, and The Mountaineer learn ed from members of both town boards that a meeting will be held shortly and discuss the possibility of the two towns owning and oper ating the 43-acre tract. Hazelwood used the Waynesville incinerator for some time until the load got beyond the capacity of the plant. Plans are to dismantle the pres ent incinerator, and use the brick for manholes, and sell the steel. The property will also be offered for sale. The incinerator was built fs a WPA project and cost about $3,- 500. The property which the town bought has a nice house, and this will provide living quarters for the man who will be in charge of burn ing the garbage. A road will have to be cut to one of the several gul lies in the property. The town plans to begin utilizing the site at once. At the close of the war, Amerl- can merchant shipping reached 37 j'mlfllon jross tons. Deaths WILLIAM A. TRULL, JR. William Anderson Trull, Jr., in fant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Trull of the Dellwood Road, died at the home of his parents, Wed nesday morning. Graveside rites were conducted at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Greenhlll cemetery with Rev. Kay Allen officating. Surviving are the parents. Garrett Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements. Guy Ward Of Canton Injured In Accident Guy Ward. 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ward of Canton, is in a critical condition in Angel hos pital, Franklin, as a result of in juries received in a truck accdent Saturday mornng near Franklin. Eugene Britt, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Britt, of Candler, who was with Mr. Ward in the truck, escaped injury. Ward said he lost control of the truck in a heavy rainstorm and hit utilities pole. Miss Frances Robeson returned Tuesday from an extended visit to relatives In Newport News, Va., and Greensboro. F E AT U R E S pyrar.j Jelly Glasses 43c Doz. Pint Jars 69c Doz. Quart Jars 81c Doz. Sure Jell 2 Pkgs. 23c Fruit Pectin J& Bots. 25 c Zinc Jar Caps 27c Doz. Kerr Jar Caps 25c Doz. Jar Rubbers 5c Doz. Reg. Kerr Lids 11c Doz. Bail JLhajT DUZ SOAP POWDER 34c Lg. Large IVORY SOAP 2 Bars 35c IVORY SNOW Med. 14c - Lg. 34c PARK - I , erto 23c Bottle SU?m MARKET Melton Family Has Reunion A reunion of the family of the late Granville Melton was held on last Sunday at the home ol a daughter, Mrs. Lane Arrlngton. The honor guesr or the occasion was Hewitt Melton, of Jackson County, a brother of the late Mr. Melton, who was observing his eighty-fifth birthday anniversary. Another special guest was Mrs. Joe McElroy who celebrated her seventy-sixth birthday on the same day. Members of the family who were present for the day were Mr. and Mrs. Lane Arrlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Lane Arrington. Jr., Guy Arrlng ton, Mr. and Mrs. Pink Sisk, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parton and sons. Ray and Dale, Mrs. Sadie Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mills, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Everett McElroy and daughter, Pat ricia, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mills. Sr., aud sons, Joe and Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morgan, Charlie Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratcliffe, Ratcliffe Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bennle Morrow; and the following from Jackson County: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Melton, Sterling and Sanford Mel ton, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hooper, Mrs. Grace Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Melton; and Miss Nona Arrington and Mrs. Rosalie Mitchell of Can ton. 12-Oz. Bottle LOG CABIN SYRUP 27c Assorted Flavors IELLO or JELLO PUDDING, 3 Pkgs. 25c Gerbers BABY FOODS Pound RITZ CRACKERS Campbell's New CREAM CHICKEN Halves or Sliced HUNTS PEAHES Dash or PARD DOG FOOD Krafts MAYONNAISE -Pound LIPTON TEA Friels. GOLDEN CREAM Kelloggs RICE KRISPIES Osage PIMIENTOS Jumbo PEANUT BUTTER : Evaporated CARNATION MILK Dole PINEAPPLE JUICE DO D O Dulaney FRENCH FRIES 29c Birdseye GREEN PEAS 32c Dulaney CAULIFLOWER 32c SHOP - SAVE MORE ABOUT Chest X-Ray (Continued from Page Onei than' Creek school. The examination is free and ,r ly takes one or two minutes pj pons i rum me x-ray will be mailed arm 1.0 me person examined. The ice is open to anyone over years of age, although Dr. m 15 hal says inai emmren under that ;igf, ant) u ' II will t examined if it is reqUP,, The ' Negroes Involved In i3 Shooting Out on Bond Two Nftprnes wore ,, l... , : hn. ott to today but their shooting scrap, - un uuna , "iittr nn last inursaay will be settled m court soon. Albert Love of Newport. Tenn suffered five shots in his left arm According to the police, Octavia "Ted Love is alleged to have bla? ed the younger Love with a 12 gauge shotgun. The two men are not related. Ted Love is a v.d! known Janitor in Waynesville The shooting occurred near his home Singing Convention Planned Near Brevard The third singing convention of the year will meet Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock at the Mt Moriah Baptist church. Glenn Winchester, president in vites anyone interested to attend the mass singing. 3 Jars 27c Pkg.31c SOUP Can 16c No. 2 - 25c 2 ans 27c Pint 49c . Pkg. 33c - K CORN :. .1 2 No. 2 33c Pkg. 15c 7 oz. Jar 19c lb. 39c 3 Cans 44c No. 2 Can 17c For Breakfast CHEERIOS 16c Pkg. 2 Pkgs. QUAKER GRITS 35c Crisco SHORTENING 3 lbs. $1.29 Armour TREET 49c SUPER MAW F&TTl -T'.ltH C-F.Hu, iaKes0v( c F H the Si it , 'hea.re ', I Um man, ' . CO n ru... 'I in Radiol' 1000 How A & B Pad "ou I .. - ucaii(j western autJ STOI . Ecu cAsrf TOJLtlf 3Ccn? WHY t AND GO
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