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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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I'OSTMEN WOULD PENALIZE
BITING DOGS' OWNERS
SPRINGFIELD, 111. iUPi Illi
nois postmen plan to ask the stiitu
leyisluluif for a law to proU-ft IIk iii
from dorf WtC')i,
The luuiliiiopwaiit a bitu out uf
the dog ownes'i .pocket for every
bile out of tHjtf st'St uf their pants.
Edward F. lltiuiaifa', vn-e presi
dent of tile Illinois Mall Carriers'
Association, said that if dog own
ers ale mad ..OwHbcially responsi
ble, a pair of jra'pauis probably
will last a lot JohtJer.
J lie mailiiieii dun t wan; to col
lect personally toV dot' bilts. i'tiey
et conipeneaUoji lor lnjulits "ie
iLived iu the lliie cf duty" from the
go eminent, aiiyway. 'i tie law
would peniut the lederal govern
ment to get back money il spent in
patching up its mailmen.
F rank and Mik
I'AKTV G1HI. . . . She's cutting a rug just like Fred Astaire
- onh -lie-, picitier, in her holiday dance dress of pastel cham
hiy with iiu.iiiu print el-in yoke and ruffle. Says the boy friend,
V'h:it a beautiful dullV"
rati n-Niiifitfi&mBvt.iiiiiriit rrtin ilnMHif 'mirm nitiiurniffi?
SUB-DEB SWANK . . . She's all set for holi
day fun in her striped cotton jumper with con
trasting blouse. All dresses are inspired by Kate
Greenaway's books.
PAVS NtiltAiBOB-K TAXES
HOBAHT, Inci. ( LJI : Howard
Stevens found tnat lie ;iad been
paying his neighbor s property
taxes after1' hi? home had been
sold for delinquent tats, The
situation arose from a mistake by
surveyors in 1897 when they' laid
Astoria, Ore., yas the fir.-a white
settlement in the Pacific northwest
when fur .trappers established a
fort there in the early 1880 s.
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Colorado has the holiest aver
age elevation of any state in the
Liiion (i8U0 feet.
Attains Ki)c Old Ae
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difl v.lli ,,M,, lonvwU She
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W.MtKI-A I (ll A I I ( II MEN 1'
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H A V U i Mil) i mi y
HA KI. M.p.r.i. 1 1 iN U'UltlMT
SN DIEGO BASE CltOWS
S 1)1 PCI ) if P. -San Dieqo's
naval training ceir is now the
In: I'rst naval eslahhslimenl J
lsin,l in the I lilted Slalesi aecui ,
ini' to .liilui Nu-htil; Brown, as-
1 -1 .i 1 1 1 secretary of I he N'avy.
Hi on II said tile I I'aim nu center has
a personnel of mine Ulan 24 (Hill
on board", lie stressed llim area's
importance in the national pre
paredness proi'i .mi.
Lucy E. Plott
Is Bride Of
Paul Swofford
BIRTHS
NOTICE Ol M'MMOVs .AND
tV A It It I VI (IE ATTACHMENT
IN THE s(T l!M)i; ( tipil j'
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and tin loil,.,.,. ,;, pi',,,,,., .. ;,t .,eli
ed: I'.EGIV.'INC on .-, -take in ll.
K3 ' '""H '' illie 1)1 II I! '!,,tt
land, and ,,i. tl- SnnllrA, Ml,.
Hie pul.li, toad a, , , ,,,, -a ill. -aid
line South I . ,, in,,. r t 307
pole- to ;, .,, ,,,jlt, SiNi
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WCSI 7.i pole ,,, ;, ,,, ,,, U;,k
JV-'1 "' ' -! od;v. theme
North Hi ,, v.e t l:i7 pole-,
,n a 'I"1"' I'"" nu,,,, ;,, the
road ii... k ,,M,., , .,,,.,,
87dt,e W, , i ;.,,,,. to;i , ,.ik(..
thenrf N,. , 47 j,,,,,.. , f..if;
wm,d on s. l,.;, , ha,lk ,)f p,,j(
roa.l. and n F t hank of a Miiall
orar.ci,, , t n, r ;,,,, ,, 7b- dpgr
einona A I-' e ni-. Carroll A
, llurd and Oil,,- A. io;ht the (Ir
teiul.iiits ahiAc named, will take
noliie that an action entitled as
above ha-, heeii comiiieiieed in the
j Superior Court ol Mavvtood Coun-
I; . .Soilh Can, Itna tor Hi,. Mini
'.it .CoT? ;o. due the planum h
ll, , delen,lai,l- under a coiitiaet
; vHierehy pljuitiH was t(l Mippnrt,
inauil.oii and ale lor defendants'
l..M,er l,, Inolhrl loi . li.il.ll,,,
ol then lue- w hu ll the plauililf
claims slip- h;,s don,', and tp,. de
jlindanl', ittii-eil t comph' u,lli
' thrii part i,f . ,,,,,i r,,. ;,n, a,,.
Iialile lo tire phiii.lill i, , , p,,,
! poilinnatr pmt lor said -iipport.
inaiiiteiiai,, e a lid rare and allen
. Hon. and I ur : lit i lor their pr.,p,,r
Noiiale pall of huiijl expeu-e-n.aile
ny the pldinlitf l,,r U'. ,. Ar-i-.i.-ion
arl v. n l..,uid Ai rini;ln.
Said defendant will al.o lak. '
"nNi e that they are , , pii,e(f to he
and appear at ll,e Oil, re of the
' l, lk Supci i,,r Court '
llai unod County, in Wawie .ville
on or beloiv tl. .,ih fa of Janu- '
! ar. HHlp - vvilhin Ui i.lv i:!(P
dav - the, e.,l I..,- ,,..i
1 i-.. '. ,,i itr-
'oni to the complaint of the pla,nl
i" or Hu- plaintiff u,l appK i t li
'"" H,r the relief therein dr
loanded. Saul d. lend.inls uill luilliei- lake
""""' 1 '- in said attioi, a u.,,
I'aiit aiianet I he pn.pet tv of said i
d. lend.mts has heen i , -r and
Hie tollouinri properly alt;ichcd:
HE(;M(; n ., s,.(k( jn h(i
' t hoiiiidarv hn,. ,, ,j .,,,
''"id. and on th,. Southwest side of
"ic Public road, and runs with said ,
line South ic .loams West .'i()7
l'"l' s to a slake, said Ploll s South- 1
' a-t cot Her; thenc,. Ka-1 Inf. ,,l..s- !
hickory near loo of II, Os
lo
West H., ple ,o tt,e HEf.ISS
iSI.NG. coiilaihi,, llfi acres, more
or less
EXCTPTING ANT) KF.SER VIN'C.
from tatd tract of land anv portion'
included in the conveyance to the
two so.i; f v. i. Arnngton and
wife, Laura Anington, heretofore
' made.
Being the same tract of land con
veyed in a deed from John Arring
ton and wife, Rachel Arlington, to
W. L. Arlington, dated September
24, 1881, and recorded in Book "P".
t page 72.
And said warrant of attachment
is returnable before the under
igned Clerk of the Superior Court
t his office in said County on the
Sth day of January, 1049.
- This the 2nd day of December,
1848.
DIXIE CAMPBELL
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
1808 D3-10-17-24 j
'.hilic: then,,, down said rid,v
Nmlh Plos to a stake on said
ndi;e: thence North 21', deurcs
"est 7fi ,,lrs 0 :1 ,...,t,ul ..,k n
West s,,(. f ,a(J ,.i((.. (b(wfM
; son i, 16 ,i,.f;rr.,,s U(.st Kn )o( s
lo a spruce pine slump jrl ,lf. ,t
"ad track survey thence South 87
decrees West !2 ,(.s , a slak(..
North 47 poles to a head
wind on Southwest hank of public
road, and on East bank of a .mail
branch, thenre North 76 degrees
West. Hu, poes ,() he BEfjiNv.
NINO, containing llfi afres. nior(.
or less
F.XCEPT1NO AND RESEIIVINO
from sajd t.act of land any por
tions included in if..
to the two Som of W. U Arrington
and w,fe. Laura Arrington. hereto
fore made.
Efing the same tract of land
conveyed in a deed from John Ar
lington and wife. FUchel Arnng-
p k J001. anl recorded in
Kook P" at page 72
And aid warrant of attachment
'E.r,,urHable "efore the undersign
ed Clerk of the Superior Court t
hIIt' aid Counly on th h
day of January, 1949
1948 18 d8y f Dece""".
DIXIE CAMPBELL
Asst. Clerk Rnr; r- j.
180593-10-17-24
Miss I.ucv Ellen Plott, daughter j
ol .lames 11. Plott and the late
Mis Flora Kinsland Plott of Can
ton, became the bride of Paul Alex
ander Swolford, son of Mr. and
1 Mis. .1. II Swofford. of Cowpens,
S ('., in a ceremony held at the
home of the bride on Sunday.
: The Itev Malcolm R. Williiinison,
I pastor of the Pirst Presbyterian
Church. Waynesville, conducted the
i ceremony The vows were spoken
before an improvised altar banked
with orefon fern and palms. The
altar was centered with a large
floor ha-.ket of white gladiolus,
clirv saiithemum.s and snapdragons,
anil flanked hy two seven-branched
candelabra holding cathedral
: tapers.
! Mi-;-' May Marshbanks of Chapel
Mill plaved "The Sweetest Storv
Ever Told ' and "Liebestraum" 011
the violin, accompanied by Dan
Cooke at the piano. Mr. Cooke sang
Ave Maria", "Because" and "The
F otd s Prayer". The traditional
wedding marches- were used and
" To A Wild Rose" was played dur
ing the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
In her brother H K Pint,
Charlotte. She uore an original
, model street length dress of cocoa
taffeta embroidered with gold satin
in - mall crescent desicne iiur i,i
- . . r , . . . . . i.a.u
liat was of matrhing shade of
l)io, 11 with a binding of gold metal
In cloth around the crowd and an
,0-iriili plume fastened at the side.
She (anied an old-fashioned bou
fpiet of s-maii bronze chrysanthe
, 11,11111-; centeied with three brown
oiehul and tied with gold taffeta
I'lhhon.
The bride's sister, Miss Doris
Plott, was the maid of honor and
only attendant. She wore a dress
of tnullx t ry faille, fashioned simi
lar lo thai of the bride. Her acces
sories v., re of mauve and she car
ried an old-fashioned bouquet of
orchid chrysanthemums tied with
a mauve taffeta ribbon.
The bridegroom had as his best
man his brother, Albert Swofford of
N'oi cross, Ca.
An informal reception was held
immediately following the cere
mony. The bridal table was cover
ed with a handmade
, an drentere dwith candles in crys
, and centered with candles in crys
A. P. Led better, Mrs. Ed Potts,
Mrs Fred Plott, Mrs. H. K. Plott
Mi s. 0. V. Howell, and Mrs. Wavne
1 ion.
The couple left by car for a trip
! through the South. For traveling
Mrs. Swofford wore a kelly green
gabardine suit with brown acces
sories and a corsage of brown or
chids detached from her bridal
bouquet. They will reside at 77
Brevard Road, West Asheville
STI'DENT DRIVERS PROTECTED
CHICAGO (UPi-Signs caution
ing motorists they are in a hig1
school driver training area ai
avananie to all schools upon r.
quest to the Chirapn Mi-
Signs already have been sent to
several midwest schools wSSere
driver-training is part of the curriculum.
Births announced at the Hay
wood County Hospital:
Mr and Mrs. Harry llogan of
Canton, a daughter, Nov. 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Wilson of
Canton, a daughter, Nov. 1!5.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tatham of
Canton, a daughter, Nov. 2b'.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne McDowell of
Canton, a daughter, Nov. 26.
Mr and Mrs. William Massie of
Wa.v nesv lilt, a son, Nov. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick,
Jr., of 1-ake Junaluska, a daughter,
Nov. 27.
Dec. Schedule
Of Home Clubs
Is Announced
1
Home Demonstration Clubs of 1
the county will discuss Buying
Readyiiuules and Hobbies during j
the month of December, according 1
to an announcement by Miss Marv
Margaret Smith, home demonstra- i
lion agent.
The schedule of club meetings
Mr. and Mrs. William Gtogan of
Canton, a son, Nov. 2U.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ray of Way
nesville, a son, Nov. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mease of Can
ton, Route 2, a son, Nov. 29.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hyatt of
Waynesville, a son, Nov. 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Wells of
Canton, Route 3, a son, Nov. 29.
Mr. and Mrs W. D. White of
Waynesville. Route 2, a son Nov
29.
Mr. and Mrs Vinson Woody of
Canton, a daughter, Nov. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Havmond Moyle of
Sylva. a daughter, Nov. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry I.antz of
Wa iiesville, a daughter, Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caddy of
Candler, a daughter, Dec. 1.
for the month is as follows
Friday, Dec. 3, Jonathan club at
10:30 o'clock with Mrs. G. V.
Howell.
Monday, Dec. 6, Junaluska club
at 11:00 o'clock with Mrs Carl
Med ford.
Tuesday, Dec. 7, Ileaverdam club
at 10:00 o'clock with Mrs. Jarrett
Williamson.
Thursday, Dec. 9, County-wide
Cake-making Demonstration, 2:00
o'clock in the Home Demonstra-1
lion Kitchen.
Monday, Dec. 13, Waynesville '
Homemakers club at 7:00 p. m. ,
with MrS. John Cuddebark
Tuesday, Dec. 14. Mornina Star !
cum at i(i:3U o'clock with Mrs.
Paul Hyatt.
Wednesday, Dec. IS, Bethel club !
at matt) o clock with Mrs. A. A.
Shumolis.
Thursday, Dee. 16. Fines Creek
club, place and time not decided.
Friday, Dec. 17, West Canton
club at 10:30 o'clock in the Home
Demonstration Kitchen.
-
A record yield of 457 pounds of !
lint per arre is forecast for the
1948 cotton crop in North Carolina.
Mr. and Mis. James E. Henson
of Canton, Route 2, a son, Dec. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Commodore San
ford of Clyde, a son, Dec. 2.
76 REI.IC FOUND IN KANSAS
WHITE CLOUD, Kan. (U.P.
Mrs. W. R. Collins Cue ud n Revo
lutionary War bayonet in her back
yard. She was able to trace nmnor.
ship to the great-great-grandfather
of the late Ruel Smith Wakefield,
who fought and died in the initial'
battles of Lexington and Concord.
Want Ads bring quirk results.
Want Ads
FOR KENT 4 room apartment,
private balh. Hot and cold wat
er. Unfurnished. Everett McF.l
roy, McElroy's Store. Phone 420- i
D3 I
WANTED Parties and groups for I
private I'ine Dining Room. Coin- !
plete privacy for parlies and'
banquets. Patrick's Restaurant
and Cafeteria. Phone 91C3 for
reservations. tf
FOR SALE Modern 4-room house
with shower, electric hot water :
heater, wired for electric range. !
Terms can be arranged. 20G N.
Pine Street, Hazelwood, Phone
50;M. D. 3-7-10-u!
FOR SALE Baled hay, oats, tim- '
othy, and clover. By ton or bale.
Glenn A. Boyd, Rt. 2, Waynes-ville-
D.' 3-7,
SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK
By R. J. SCOTT
"AERODROP" INVENTED
MADISON", Wis. (UP)-WiIli,m
J. Sanderson has invented a "box
with wings" which he says can be
used instead of a parachute to
drop mail and supplies from an air
plane. The "aerodrop" i a contain
er equipped with propellor - like
wings which cause it to rotata and
fall slowly to the
heights as low as 900 feet.
The temneratura nf lha ,..
of the sun is calculated to be about
8,000 degrees tenttfrade.
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