Ay, OCTOBER 5, 1S41
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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UTOMATIC
Personals
R FURNACE
pmolU Control
Jlectric Co.
I Main Street
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence West of
Pittsburgh. N. Y., are spending
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Miller, Walnut Street.
Mr. and Mrs. J Colvin Brown
nae reiuineu 10 ineir nonie in
VV inston-Salem after a few days'
visit here. En route home they vis
ited their son, J Colvin Brow n. Jr .
who is a student at the University
of Nort!i Carolina Mr. Brown is
senior training officer for the Uni
ted States Veterans Administration
in North Carolina and maintains
headquarters in Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Woodv
and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Prevnst
spent last week end in Greenville,
S. C. drivinx to Athens on Satur
day to attend the Carolina-Georgia
g;ime.
Mr. and Mrs Hoy Parkman and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Watkins drove
to Clemson on Saturday to attend
the football game between Clem
son and N. C. State.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Corpcning
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis were
among the Waynesville football
fans who attended the Clemson
N. C. State game in Clemson Sat
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitener Provost,
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Clauson. and Dr.
and Mrs. H. Stuart Hoberson at
tended the Carolina-Georgia game
in Athens on Saturday.
Matthew Henry Consecrated Episcopal Bishop
Filli and empties automatically.
Wathsi 8 Ibt. of clothes in last than a hflh
hour; cleaner, whiter.
Gives 2 rimes with 'livA-Waftr? action.
Spins clothes damp dry.
Stlf-balancing needs no bolting dowrO
Self-cleaning porcelain Inside and out.
Can be hand-controlled for special jobs.
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Bishops bestow the Apostolic Succession on the Hcv. Matthew Gcorce Henry, kneeling in
Trinity church at Asheville at his consecration as bishop ot the Episcopal Church in liic (Iuiccm- iI
native of Chapel Hill, lias served churches al Durham.
lie succeeds
Western North Carolina. The new bishop.
Winston-Salem. Walnut Cove, Mayodan. Germanlon. Stonevillo,
Bishop Robert E C.ribbin who retired because of ill health iAP
Tarboro and Charlotte.
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Methodist
Circles Will
Meet Today
Circles of the Woman's Society nl
Christian Service of the First
Methodist Church will meet today
as follows:
Circle No. 1 at the home of Mrs.
J. II. Way. Jr., at 3:31) p in.
Circle No. 2 at I tic home of Mrs.
Grover Davis with Mrs. W. I.. Har
din and Mrs. W. T Sheltoil as co
hostesses, at 3:30 p in.
Circle No 4 at the lionu- of Mrs
Dewey Stovall al 7::'.t) p.m. Miss
Elizabeth l-eal hcrwood. Mrs How
ell Bryson. and Mrs Hoberl Palm-
er.
Circle No. f at the home "f Mrs
Wayne Corpelimg at 7:30 p in Co-
hostesses w ill lie Mrs George Jones
and Mrs V J. Winginger.
Roy Francis. Alvtn Ward, Guv
Massie. Gravdrn Ferguson, and
Hugh l.ealherwood, accompanied
by Thad Bryson of Bryson City
made up a party attending the
Carolina-Georgia game in Athens
Saturday.
Mrs, Marcus McCracken and
children ol Hilton Village Vn, will
arrive Thursday to join Mr. Mc
Cracken for a visit at the home of
his parents. Mr and Mrs Theo McCracken.
Mrs. Moody Is
Hostess For
Jonathan Club
Mrs Charlie Moody was hostess
for the October meeting of the
Jonathan Home Demonstration
Club at her home last Friday after
noon. Mrs. W. H. Nelson, president,
presided.
The members discussed plans for
(he Achievement Day program to
be held on October 1!!).
Miss Mary Margaret Smith, home
agent, presented the program for
the altci noon on "How to liny JMow
Fabrics".
Protect leaders reporting were
Mrs. li W. Howell on home man
agement. Mrs. Dick Moody on gar
dens. Mi W T liainer on luoils.
Mrs Charlie Moody on clotlun;;.
Mi.- Glenn Howl (in home hcaiili
(icat ion. and Mrs F. li Kennedv on
poult r
Mrs Glenn Boyd reviewed Hie
following books "Magnificent ob
session," by Douglas. "Lighted Win
dow." by l.oring: and "Home Coun
try." by Pyle.
During the social hour the host
ess m m il a dessert course.
,
Cap! and Mrs Paul li Calhoun
and small sun, Jh.i. of Washing
ton. D C . are visiting Car Cal
houn's parents, Mr. and Mi's J. A
Calhoun, at their home on the
Howell Mill Road.
! Nancy Francis
Is Hostess Of
Supper Party
1 Miss Nancy Francis was hostess
of a supper pai'tv al her home mi
Boundary Si reel. Wednesday eve
ning, m observance of her four
teenth birthday aniiivcrsarj . She
was assisted in entertaining by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs lto Francis,
and her aunt. Mis Jell Peeves.
Slipper was served at the out -door
fireplace on the lawn G.mics
J and sipiarc dancing featured the
entertainment dining the evening.
The guests were Miss 1,,'iie IVe
Mist. Miss Sally Stovall. Miss Ann
iCnmaii Crawford, Miss Elizabeth
Walkms. Miss I, mil, i Sloan, n.s
j Julia Ann Stovall, Mi.ss Laura
Woody, Robert Mas ic, Robert
: Stretcher. Phil Lowe. Donald Cog-
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, n-o inceo. Mianioril IMassie,
Gtorj;,. Dewev Stovall. and Carl
Muiidv ,
Mr
Walter l'.)v lor ol II, lit ininl ii
visiting her mother, Mr,. John
Shoolhred
WESTINGHOUSE
REFRIGERATORS
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Baptist Circles
To Meet Tonight
Circles of the Woman's Mission
ary Society of the First Baptist
Church will meet tonight at 7 30
o'clock as follows
The I.ottie Moon Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs Dewe H alt
in Ha.ewood. Mrs. Finest Duvall
is associate hostess
The Henrietta Hall Shuck Circle
will meet with Mrs Hub liufl al
her home in Ha.elwood Mrs o R
Huberts will be associate ho-ie-s
The Fannie F S link ( in Ip
will meet at the home of Mrs G
C Plott on Hat I Street
The Ann Hardline JuiKoii ( ir-
cle will meet al the I ie of .Mis
Hen Phillips in Hazelwood
The Klia Yate; Circle vll me-'i
at the home of Miss Kathlepn Mi -I
.aughliu
Mrs Mary Sides is l-aving tin
week for her home in MoiirneviMe.
N. J , after a v isil ti; hei sons.
Martini end llov Woodv, and oilier
relatives in the inuiilv She al .o
vi .itcd ber father. Tip Slanloid. in
l.exingliin
WANT ADS
FOR SAl.F 1934 Chevrolet, stan
dard coach, passed stale inspec
tion. See C. W. Morgan. Fagles
Nest Road. Oct. ."
LOST Surveyor's level rod Noti
fy A G. Crisp, Bo 377, Wa
nesville. Oct H
Baptist Juniors
Are Entertained
At Party
Mrs Hub Huff and Mrs O R
Roberts e liter1 ained the members
of their i.m-.e-s in the Junior De
partment of the Baptist Sunday
School with a wiener roast and
parly at (be home of Mrs RufT on
Friday evening.
Games were played following the
serving of supper.
Those present were Marguerite
Kuss. Margaret Connatser, Clara
Jean I'less, Jackie Carswell, Caro
ls n Young, Elizabeth Ann Stiles,
T. L Fratii is. Milton Massie, Doug
las Moore. Carol Davis. John Da
vid Cabe, Robert Gardner
Sammy Cabe.
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THE FACT IS crmc
Salesman Willi car.
commission paid and
WANTKD
highest
drawing account. Pleasant work.
If interested, call 3K-.I-3 for ap
pointment, or contact Jack Case,
next to Waynesville Laundry,
between 8:30 to 10:30 a ill
Oct. f II
WELD YOUR OWN . FAZMEZS MAKE
THEIR. Om fcEPAKS OF TOOLS ANP EQUIPMENT
witw the GENERAL ELECTRIC fazm helper,
IT PAYS FOR ITSELF BY CUTTING REPAIR BILLS.-
Oou't Ncglrrt 'I hrm !
Naturi dpnlnnpd Iho kidnryu to do a
tnarvdixiH job. Thoir lank Ih to korp ihn
fltiwiiiR Mood Bl.rnim frp of n rjrcqp t
toxir impuritli-n. Th rt, of living Jiltt
itsftf is constantly producing wanio
mattpr the kidiu'vs miit ri move from
the bltod if Rood hral h is to Ptidur".
Wbfn tliff kidni-yd fail to (un ft 1 r tin
Naltirp intrndfd, t hcr n rHiMitinn nf
aitr that may rmin body-wid- dif
tredi. Oiifl may Biiffpr hbrk'hk I'm'tm h',
pmipptit h(iada,hfa h( 1 hcVf ol diTZ'm-w.
fttinn up nifhtN, awtllinR, putlincsn
utnlr the eyea (eel lirpd, tifrvnue, all
worn out .
Frptpjent, ic4nty or hnrninR paFPntn
ari aomrtinoa furthir evidnicp of kni
nev or bladder disturbance.
Thr rrroRniird and pronrr trr-Htrnpn'
Is diuretic mpdirinp to help l hr- V nlm ya
tIPt rid of PXCPM piXfn.. bmly Waft''
Vnr Don n't Mils. Thpy ha e hud rrviro
(han forty vrara of publir apprnval. .ri
pndripH tW country nvir. lnsii.t on
Donn't. Snld Ht, all driip stortjo
FROtA HER BOMBED
HOUSE A FRENCH
HCUSEWFE TCO HER
6-E REFRI6ERQT0R
ANP FOUND THAT IT
STILL WORKED!
3
3,000
MENTIONS
FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC
RESEARCH IN THE PAST,
10 WEARS NAVE KEPT 5-
PRODUCTS CONSTANTS
IMPROVING.
You can put your confidence in
GENERAL $11) ELECTRIC
Woi tli frtd Waring Shew . . . NBC Nttwork Thvrtdar Niahl . . . Cofflf to CottH
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Change In Management of The
Wayeesville Laundry
INCORPORATED
Statement By
J. W. KILLIAN
Due to my health, I have leased the
Waynesville Laundry to two young, ener
getic, and experienced laundrynien, who
know the needs of the people of this com
munity. Both Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Liner
have worked for me for a number of years,
and I am happy that such men will carry
on the operation of the Laundry.
I appreciate the business given me dur
ing all my years in the laundry business
here in Waynesville, and I assure you that
the two laundrymen I have leased my
business to, will give the best of service
and workmanship that modern equipment
and experienced workers can produce.
Again thanking you for the business
given me, and the continued patronage of
the capable men I have leased to, I
remain,
Sincerely yours,
J. W. KILLIAN.
Fired SHneeinao
he OLotnier
Have Leased The Laundry - and Will Operate It,
As Of October 1st
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We Guarantee Satisfaction On All
JlcumSuf, am&b Gleaniwcp
O Experienced Laundrymen
O Personal Supervision
Waynesville Laundry, Inc.
Phone 205
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