FRIDAY
PAGE EIGHT
Drive Underway To Bring Little Symphony To Way
State Officials At Tobacco Festival
nesvilk
CAROLINA
NEWS
rnmnilpd from the wires of the
Associated Press and 'Jnited Press.)
Judge Patton Hits
THE WAYNESVILIJf MOWTAINEEB
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Gastonia Crime Wave
"I love Gastonia and I like to
come here," Judge George B. Pat
ton said in Gastonia Superior
Court today, "but the continual
murders, shooting escapades, and
other crimes before me here must
be stopped. Somebody is going to
burn one of these days," he pre
dicted. Thieves Use Fishhooks
In Depository Robbery
Thieves used fishhooks attached
to pieces of string to draw enve
lopes containing cash from the
night depository of the Pepsi-Cola
Bottling company's office In Fay
etteville last night Missing was
$864.80 in cash that envelopes
found on the floor had contained.
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These fuur nfTici.il- U.uk i;irt in
on the program hp I'ikI.i) aiu-i nmni
Lt. Gov. I. Y B.illiiiline. v.l.o uiH K
Hodgi'-v u ho mil heeiPiie -1 ,t - ihm ir
the House ot KepiVM'li!.iliW Hum I
Studio
MORE ABOl'T
Post Office
(Continued from I'aije 1'
should be mailed
le.l.-t
v.e. k
before Christmas i
"Affix stamps tinnh Dun I .iu-!
give stamps a lick and a pa I - tlu
may fall off en route
"Address plainiv and complete
ly." he emphasizes. "Thai means
the full name, house nuniher
street, name of city, zone number. (
and the State. ;
"Remember, much holiday mail
is delivered by emergenes carrier
who haven't the faintest idea where
The Wilson Family' lives On Oak !
Slieet'. There may even be two nr.
three different carrier routes serv
ing different pari;, of one street
"Don't ever put .C'i'y'. W rite on'
'Waynesville'. If a Christmas card ,
marked 'City' happens to -lip into:
the wrong mail pouch, it may end
up In the Dead Letter Office in Lo
Angeles or Jertey City."
The Postmaster recommend
sending all Christmas card.- bv
first-class mail which mean, with ;
regular 3-cent stamps. !
First-class mail is entitled to
"directory service'' by skilled po.-t
office clerki who !!! try io racr
down addressees who have moved.
Since you mailed your Christmas i
cards last year. j
Only first-class mail will be for
warded from one address to the
other or returned to the sender ,
without collection of additional
postage if the addressee is not lo-1
cated. It will come back that is, '
provided vou make sure to plnce i
your return address on each
Christmas , card yon mail
"Tlowever. if you deride air-hou-'
to mail vour Ch.ri t card- ' "h 1 ' -cent
stamp; keep ';iir t'M's'i" m
your cheek and off that flap' Third
class mail must rot be -es ' 1 1 ard
must not contain pcrsonl m'
sages, although a hand Mi iiten -.ih-niture
is perrni-.ible OnU one ef
fort is made to deliver 0 nwl if
the address j inioneei or incom
plete, your cheerful hut misdirect
ed Christmas card will spend a
lonely Yuletidc in the Dead Letter
Office.
STEALS TRICKI.OAI) OF I.F.AI)
T A COM A. Wash i C I'. - - Police
arrested Thomas A Paiue. ;t!l oti a
charge of commuting the 'h".-r. ie-i
heist" of the year. Paiae v.a
charged with stealing a true kload
Of lead ingots from a local firm and
reselling them to a Seattle com
pany. FOB
1947 Civilian Jeep, low mileage, new tar
guarantee $1050.00
Army Jeep Good condition
1938 Ford Convertible
JUST RECEIVED -
1 New Jeep Station Wagon
1 New Jeep 4-Wheel Drive Pitk-up
WE FINANCE
SIMS M0T0IS GO.
Fhone 486
Y Do Your Christmas Mailing Early.
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oli.uio Haiest Festival
l.ej in i mtit ;ire Glenn C lalmer, representative from Haywood.
i .mil!. l-siouer of agriculture on January first, Brandon
, i il,. iir-l l I he yeiir. and G rover C. Davis, recently elected to
.iw.miil niLi lit This is a Mountaineer photograph by Ingrain's
Miss Anne Cannon
Reynolds Is Married
To Lloyd Tate
MOKE ABOl'T
Election
(Continued from Page D
ed to confer with Raymond Max
well, secretary oi the state board
of elections about the matter be
fore setting the date.
As -non as the governor sets the
date the Democratic executive
eopimiitee of Jackson county will
meet and name, or nominate a
candidate liom Jackson county.
The Republicans of the 32nd dis
trict can nnme a candidate from
any of the five counties. The Democrat-
have an agreement whereby
one of the two senators ot the dis
tant come., from Polk. Jackson or
Tran -j ivama every third term, and
the olber senator from Haywood or
Hinder -on every other term.
V.m h count will have (o print
th- ballot-, and pay all expenses
ei""' ed in holding the election.
This will be the second special
election called this year to elect a
member to the 1949 -e3siun of the
Gener;:l Assembly. Down in Per
quimans county, the representa
tive Clarence Phillips, was killed;
in an automobl'e accident, and an
election as held Tuesday to fill
the vacancy. The vote was very
!';h. ben.: in . t a few hundred out
of a rc-Ei'-'ratiun of 1,700.
Dan v former member of
Hip f:(p.c!((i , .-.enihly, is chairman
ol t tie .latk on Democratic execu
ii.r. ,.te". snd will call a
me. tin; in .t as -non as Governor
' n 1 1 ,p . tbe date for the special
e!e I ion.
MTTF.K I'KOVIOED
vl KKStlA. Wis. n;pi The
f'.iit'ii: College homecoming com-
1 1 1 1 1 !i.- vuinii-d its married students
and alumni to come to the big
dan-o. so they advertised: "If you
have children, there will be a
nursemaid to watch them in the
gym the nmht of the dance."
TAKEN IN STRIDE
MADRID. N. Y. U.P.) Mrs.
: Amanda Price. 9ri, wouldn't let a
In ok' n uh bother her. She walked
home af'er receiving medical treat-
i inert for the fracture suffered in
a fall
SALE
$495.00
$125.00
Mam Street
here last week, as they appeared
Miss Anne Cannon Reynolds. 18.
heiress to North Carolina tobacco
and textile millions, was married
in Hcnnettsville, S. C, Monday
morning to Lloyd Patrick Tate,
widely-known horseman of Pine-
hurst and Blowing Rock.
The surprise ceremony was per
formed by Probate Judge John F.
Kinney in his office.
The 18-year-old bride is the
only daughter of the late Smith
Reynolds, one of the heirs of the
Reynolds tobacco fortune, and Mrs.
Anne Cannon Reynolds Plumly of
Roanoke, Va., member of the Can
non textile family of Concord. Her
maternal grandparents are Mrs.
Annie Ludlow Cannon of Concord
and Blowing Rock and the late Joe
Cannon, son of the founder of the
Cannon mills.
Young Anne, who was often re
ferred to as "the richest baby in
the world," was reared from infan
cy by her grandmother. Her time
was divided between the Cannon
home in Concord and their sum
mer residence at Blowing Rock.
She was graduated last spring
from an exclusive school in Florida
and spent the summer in Blowing
Rock, At the time of her marriage
she was a student at Duke Univer
sity. Shielded by her Grandmother
Cannon from the spotlight, her
name has seldom appeared in print.
Her infrequent public appearances
were generally limited to her par
ticipation in the annual Blowing
Rock Horse show.
The young heiress is an ardent
horsewoman and Mr. Tate is one
of the most adept ridprs in horse
show circles in the East.
Young Tate is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Tate of Pinehurst and
Blowing Rock. His father has for
years been active in connection
with show horses ,and since he was
big enough to keep a scat in a sad
dle. Junebug, as he is known to
intimates, has been appearing in
horse shows and has been widely
acclaimed for his expert riding
ability.
He is the grandson of the late
! Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tate of
Waynesville and has a wide family
connection here.
MOTHER IDENTIFIES SLAIN CHILD
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AS OmCTIVI WILUAM WASHIR hoUb a photo, Mrs, Betty Nichols lden
tiflei it at picture of ber murder d ion, Joseph, two year old. The
youngster was found detd la St Louis, Mo., hoteL Police are seeking a
former mental patient for questioning. The mother says she left the boy
In his car while she hunted a job. (International Soundphoto)
Fishing Regulations
Are Being Prepared
The State Wildlife Resources
Commission in Raleigh today went
to work on fishing regulations for
next year.
The commission held a public
hearing for changes in the regulations.
Cherry Gets Loving Cup
Filled With Tar
G.w R. Gregg Cherry of North
Carolina received a gold loving cup
last night at a banquet in his
honor by the honorary Tar Heels,
a group of Yankees adopted by the
state. The cup was filled with tar.
13-Year-Old Boy Held
For Armed Robbery
Lincoln county officers reported
that a husky. 13-year-old boy was
arrested in Gastonia this afternoon
less than five hours after he held
up a groceryman in Lincolnton and
forced his victim to give him a
lift out of town.
Soldiers Planned To Kill
To Get Army Pay Roll
The Fort Bragg public informa
tion office said today that ques
tioning of three Negro soldiers had
disclosed that they planned to kill
in an attempted robbery yesterday.
The PIO said three of four
Negro soldiers, captured in the at
tempted $51,000 Army pay roll rob
bery, said they had planned to
shoot the driver of the money car
on the spot.
MORE ABOUT
Chief Ranger
(Continued from Page 1)
who retired from this position Au
gust 15
Sam Weems said bids on grading
and surfacing with crushed stone
the five-mile section from Bull
Gap to Craven's Gap will be opened
January 12. The bids will be
handled by the Public Roads Ad
ministration, Arlington, Va.
Mernin said no effort will be
made to keep the Blue Ridge Park
way open for winter traffic. Al
though the road is not actually
closed, motorists are being dis
couraged from traveling it, especi
ally in periods of ice, snow and fog.
Some snow will be removed from
the pavement, but snow removal
work will be performed to main
tain the parkway and not for the
convenience of motorists, he said.
Rangers will continue to patrol the
road and area.
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ter''::a:...-r-.afc':- -jt.
Here is the North Carolina Little Symohony, which has given
ship drive is now underway to get them back this Hnng. James L.
with active memberships at $5. The campaigrf ojfeijt. Monday.
MORE ABOUT
James Cobb
(Continued from Page 1
from 1912 to 1925. The other is
entitled "The Mighty Oak" and is
a painting of Howell Hall of Phar-j
macy, which has been the home of I
the Pharmacy School since 1925. I
Both paintings will be on exhibit
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY,
Factory Box
Stick Candy
2 lbs. QQc
Brock's
Chocolate Cherries
1 lb. box (J5C
Mixed
Jelly Drops
i ib. 2Sc
fortfiefOlDJirS
Buy Your Fruit
Cake Ingredients
At
RAY'S
Super Market
Cello Package
Pecan Kernels
4 0z.27c
Wizard
Glass Wax
Pint 20c
Johnson's
Glo Coat
Pint 59c
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IN DWiwihlim
lOnly 31C
PARK -
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flfAiStfl U QUAUTY'fl?lC-Cf2NVENINCE
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in the State An nailery until Janu
ary when they will be shown in
Chapel Hilt, LW- thty will be in
cluded in exhib to be taken on a
tour of Hi(i'ti
Mr. Cobb, now associated with
I the Curtis Drug Store of Waynes
I ville it; a native' of Relton S C
Afe gJ aduatJl1g t the Ml' OHve
Hiyh School and, the University,
where he was president of the
pharmacy class of J921, he studied
Cello Package
Chocolate Drops
i ib. 29c
Cello Package
Orange Slices
nb. 25c
Cello Package
Brock's Candies
Pkg. jgc
Baby Emerald
English Walnuts
i ib. 35c
Large Fancy
BroziJ Nuts
1 ib. 39c
Mistletoe
Mixed Nuts
1 ib:43c
IARCC
34c 2 for 29c
ivoRnnowi
.'w.
34c.Mior 29c
SHOpfSAVE
BUZ Lg. 34c
IVORY FLME5I
MARKET
performances here for n.t ,,, ,
Kilpatnck is geir.ral ilirimMt-tl nM. v
art in Chicago He va, , ,e(.,erl
with Aaron's Pharmacy ni ( Iik ,s,,
from 1912 to 1918
Dr. Cobb had another Painiiii Bible 4
on display at the Hook Store. 11, -mHT"
just finished this paint j a W(.,k , sii mi ,1.4
ago. in thr.nmh ,, 'r'"
"eillrSfetil,.
Nutritionists estinial,. lh,,l ,. the enrcass hs
tenths of the human race lues and Wh('" polife PPiw(
dies in food poverty. 1 Klt" ri'ma'tif(l intt
Whole Bean
SANTO COFFEE
Maxwell House
COFFEE
Dixie Crystal
SUGAR
SALT
Morton's
SUGAR CURE 7 lb, can'
Great Northern
DRIED BEANS
Del Monte i
RooHless Raisins
15 oz. 1 7
Baker's
Chocolate
8oz,42c
Kraft's
Mayonnaise
Pt. A Rc
4.H CLUB BABY BEEf
FOR REAL KNJOYMKM m ,
FROM THIS PKhi'li' -
Dole Chunks
Pineapple
No. 2 can 35c
Del Monte
Peaches
No. 2 34c
Land O' Sky
Green Beans
2 No. 2 cans 35
Bush's
Big Hominy
3 No. 2 cans 25
IF
SUPER
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Kit
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Io Vnr ( limtmas Vi
3kS
lib, bag
. 5 lb. bag j
. 25 lb, bag j
n 1 1 at
Borden'i
9-0i. Fkg-
19c
Log CabiJ
SyrP
lZofcbolJ
STEAK OiK'
2 lbs. 2
Dromedarj I
Pitted Dele!
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Hot Roll
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