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FANUAlRY U, 1949 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER 'PAG2 HT3 y Haywood Scouts Get ids At Court Of Honor ,on Iliver District Court Id at the Central Meth . r.ntnn. Monday 111 ' following ocouia (I U FOOT Wiley C. Cable, tier of t roop i , -" rfoot investiture cere- conducted Dy L.out Executive. , CLASS Eugene Craig, iions Creek; .limmie D. Lbby Henderson, Troop The aeconu -io ... k 11 ,Wt maae ny Wiiynesville. CMSS Joe D. Mc roop 1, Canton. The First ld wiiS made by W. W. Canton. Dinr:RS-r,uv Smith, Lafloid, B. M. Smathers, Idersoii. Charles hnep- M. Stinnett, ot uroop 16, Canton; Billy Morgan, 0f Troop 1, Canton; Phil Sulton, Rofiert Massie, Dewey Stovall, Donald Corwin. and Bobby Hale, of Troop 2, Waynesville; Joe Ja(;k Wells, of Troop 12, Bethel; and Tommy Clark, of Troop 4, Canton. The Merit Badges were presented by W. S. Edwards, of Canton. STAR Billy Morgan, of Troop 1, Canton. The Star Award was presented by Carlton Peyton, of Canton. LIFE AWARD Jimmy Burress. and Robert Fore, of Troop 12, Bethel. The Life Award was-: pre sented the Rev. L. V.. Mabiy, of Canton. 1). W. Randolph, Chiiir moil of Advancement, presided over the Court of Honor. The Court of Honor lor the month of February will be held in Waynesville at the court house, Monday night, Fehruaiy 21, 1:'M p. rn. Sutton Appeals Case To State High Court Appeal of a Jackson County case in which Robert L. Sutton was sen tenced to 20-30 years in prison was filed with the State Supreme Court Tuesday. Sutton was "convicted in Jackson Superior Court last October of carnal knowledge of a girl under the age of 16. David Rizzio. murdered favorite of Mary Queen of Scots, entered tier service as a musician a bass singer and later became her valet ude chambre and foreign secretary. March Of Dimes Campaign Swings Into Second Week As the 1949 March of Dimes campaign swung into Its second week, Mr. David Hyatt, local cam paign chairman, today issued an appeal ft) all fund-raising volun teers to redouble their efforts dur ing the remaining ten days of the drive to assure a record success. "So far," Mr. Hyatt said, "Hay wood County residents have re sponded generously to the 1949 March of Dimes. Preliminary re ports from our various committee chairmen, show that every segment of the public here is keenly aware of the urgent need for polio fight ing funds." Mr. Hyatt, added, however, that efforts must be redoubled by every citteen of our community if the goal Which Haywood County has set itself is to be met. "We must remember that March of Dimes funds are used, not only to help those whom polio may strike in the coming summer," Mr. Hyatt declared, "but part of the funds will have to meet the con tinuing cost of care and treatment of boys and girls stricken in prior years, and finance scientific re search to find a cure or preventive of the disease." ' The County March of Dimes chairman suggested that all who had received March of Dimes coin cards return them promptly. Coin collectors, he added, will continue on display in shops and restaurants for the convenience of shoppers. A dime change dropped during a day's shopping tour will add materially to the desperately needed funds. Harley Tate Completes Six-Month Cruise Harley Manson Tate, gunner's mate, first class, U. S. Navy, of Clyde, is scheduled to arrive m Norfolk, Va., February 9, after a six-rfionth cruise in the Mediter ranean Sea aboard the destroyer USS Purvis. Tate is the husband of Mrs. Eva Jane Tate. Want Ads, FOR RENT Five room house with bath, electric hot water heater, circulating coal heater, hard wood floors. Wired for electric range, rnquire Bradley's Store. J21 David Rlzzio, secretary and fav orite of Mary, Queen of Scots, was born in Turin, Italy, and came to Scotland in the train of the ambas sador from Piedmont. FOR SALE New 4-room house and lot. Good location. Robert Mebaffey, Aliens Creek. J21-23-28-F 1 FOR SALE 2nd f hand windows and doors in good condition. See Joe Ccgdill in East Waynesville. J 21 EATHS FNMMIN LONGTIN iipiiun Longtin, 73, of S Y., mother of Mrs. Miller, of Waynesville, r home Thursday niorn j'clock. after a short ill- M,- Miller she is sur- L-r husband, 3 sons, Ben- Tianeck. N. J., i-ouis iburtUi. N- Y., and Jpolaiid, N. Y., also three Lmuvc Mrs. George Cran- fctcrtown. N. Y., Mrs. Eu- lair oi uannemora, i. x., Leo LeLimi oi w"cSu, r survivors are, 18 grand- anil eight great grand- services will be held Sat- rnine at 10:00 o'clock at hd's Catholic Church, El- ES W. SWAYNGIM services will be held at Kalsani Baptist Church at ,ck Sunday afternoon lor !aldo Swayngim, a, who klenly January U at nis kberdeen, Washington. Ben Cook will officiate - , .... fmnn Hill fcsiae rues oi u.ci.. will be conducted by the -tank unit of the Nation- b as pallbearers will be nglon. Robert Sisk, bver Jack Smith, James Coch- QJoy Ruff. tayngim was a nauve oi County and a veteran ol br II having served in tne Ely for over five years. He a former member ot tne ional Guard unit. He had home in Aberdeen for the e;u s. ImIy is expected to arrive ji dav and will be taken to ol a sister. Mrs. Robert on the Sulphur Springs ns arc the father. Grover i, ol Canton; one sister, l;ii'o : une half sifter, Miss a iH'iin. of Hazel wood; six Marry of Houle 1, ill.- Charles Robert ol ia. lied of Porto Rico and Delmas Swayngim leirteen Washington. i 1 iinera! Home is in f arrangements. Library Group Sends Letter To Legislature The Haywood County Public Li brary board of directors sent a letter to Senator W. H. Crawford of Sylva and Representative Grover C. Davi:; of Waynesville recently, urging them to support the "State Aid Bill for Public Libraries", which is slated to come before the State legislature soon. Those composing the board which drafted the letter, include: Col. J. H. Howell, chairman: Mrs. Troy Leatherwood, George A. Brown, Jr., Fred Doutt, Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn and Glenn C. Palmer. The letter said in part: "The purpose of the fund was to stimulate an interest in county wide library service and to assist counties in starting such a pro gram. This is just what it did in Haywood county. With the aid from the State, the county and town of Waynesville were able to start county-wide service. The State Aid Fund has been used to help buy books and to pay the, salary of a trained librarian. "Our service was started on a shoestring, but its progress has been unbelievable. To our meager beginnings people have respond ed with their interest and use of the Library facilities. It has grown in its service and is now open all day. It has county hospital service, a Negro branch, and a new book mobile, which has been serving rural sections since October. This bookmobile was bought from funds raised by the people from all over the county. The circulation of 45. 036 for 1947-48 was more than four times that of 1944, before we had State aid." ION J. Hofers ROGERS (iS, died early morning at his home in l.iHan section of Hay- Lunly. pi cervk'ps will be held Fri- rnoon at 2 o'clock at the Side Rapt Ft Church. Can te 3. wilh the Rev. I.u:h lifficialing. interment will Sunburr.i Cemetery. : will be Harry Rog- fi lioi'ers. I.indsev Rnbers Hutu i s. Vtl Reeep and 1U ins are the widow, Mrs. lame Hcoi-c Rogers; two 'mar and James Rogers of Route 3: five daughters. It Frady. Mrs. Frank Park Woodrow Morgan, all of Route 3, Mrs. Raymond Morganton. and Mrs. Ar- IPfn "f Waynesville. Route brothers. Allen Rogers nf Mile, Route 2. John Rogers m and Taylor Rogers of Route 2; one sister. Mrs lurchfield of Waynesville, grandchildren and 6 andchiidren al arrangements are under ctinn of Crawford Funeral Conservation Club Organized By Eighth Grade The Conservation Club, compos- j ed of eighth firade students of J Waynesville Junior high srliool.) are making plans to obtain infoi-l mation on I he tluii'ino and golllieb! treatment to prevent teelh cavi ties. A committee anion?! the eighth grade science students has been appointed to meet wilh a local dentist for the purpose of securing information on these treatments. Paul D. Thmnp, on i; teacher of the eighth grade srience class. Mr. Thompson said it miet he emphasized that the members of the club are not recommending any type of treatments but are only ; encouraging a study of the findings 1 by local scienti-ts to the end that the best treatment may soon be . available to all sehool childien. ! Miss Norma Winchester is the correlating rhainnan of the Grtat Smoky Mountain eighth grade Con- j servation Kioups. JIM RHODES ral services two tioM .t v, in - Knoxvillo n Rliodes. 34, who died at 'ip there Tuesday after a -. nev. Mr. Carriger offi- m-nl Was at Green Hill fv hero Woir,j... -tt here graveside rites were pn hv d . . "-' j. t. b, Houser. 'VOrs inrli.rf- u . j j . ... muc me wiaow, Maude Rrv.nn tuj , ill- "I1UUC5 OI Hie: thp nun.. r of nin,.,-..j ... .. oi, i one Droiner, odes f Maryville, Tenn.; . Mrs. Edith Holcombe hov Mni Ugate f "'"Wood, Poy Miller of Aaheville, and v- iiu at. fetars- VVaynesville Scouts Enjoy Outing At Camp Daniel Boone Anions the Boy Scouts of troop two, of Waynesville, who recently enjoyed a week-end at Camp Dan iel Boone, included Tommy Gib son, Aaron Gibson. Robert Massie. Kenneth Stxles. Charlton Davis. Bruce Lantz. Rirhard Parham. Roy Phillips. Joe Howell. Rob ert Hale, James Davis. Ray Calla han. Dave Felmct, Everett Styles, and Malcolm Clarke. Paul MfFlrnv is scout master, and assistants are Charles Russell and John T. Schell. All three accom panied the troop to camp, and gave practical instructions of camp life during the two-day stay. Declamation Contest Set For 9:30 Today The annual U.DC. declamation contest will be held at the high school this morning at 9:30 in com memoration of Lee-Jackson Day. This is an annual event spon sored by the U.D.C. Robert the Devil is the hero of an ancient French legend about the young man of prodigious strength who used it only for crime. The legend was used as the libretto for Meyerbeer's' opera of 1000 PAIRS NYLON HOSE Regular $1.49 Values 51 and 45 Gauge -1 ff Reduced for Clearance to l.VJJ These are hose that will wear and wear riMllWll Savings are Very Large - Based On Our Usual Low Prices Ladies' Shoes Reduced Suedes, Lizzards, Calfskins ... A QQ Pumps, Casuals, Ties ... Reg to $8.95 LUO Calfskins and Suedes . . . CO QQ Reg. to $7.95 . . . Assorted styles OmUu Walking Shoes and Oxfords Regular to $6.95 $2.98 Dress and Play Shoes Regular to $5.98 $1.98 Table Boys' WEAR Sweaters Shirts Jackets Reduced to $1.00 ShoesForBoys&Girls No Store Offers Better Values at Any Time Majorette Boots . . . White and Brown $2.98 Table High Top Shoes . . . Regular $.'5.98 $1.98 Boys' and Girls' Ox fords ... All good makes . . . Regular $4.98 $1.98 T 1 Table INFANT'S OXFORDS $1 Aft Regularly to $2.93 A Big Boys' Oxfords To size l r - $1.98 Girls' Wear Reduced $1.69 i $14.98 One Group Print Dresses . . . Reg. to $2.98 Girls' Rayon and Velvet QQ Dresses . . . Reg. to $4.98 tmUO GIRLS COATS Reg. to $22.98 - GIRLS' COATS ...CIO QQ Reg. to $19.98 v.0 GIRLS' LEGGING SETS . . . Sizes 1 to 3 . . . QQ Reduced to tfmUU GIRLS' LEGGING SETS . . . Reg. to $9.98 f? QQ Reduced to GIRLS' LEGGING SETS . . . to size 6X . . . Q QQ Reg. $16.98 vJO Bargains For Boys Downstairs: BOYS' WOOL SUITS Long Pants,,.. $Q QQ Regular $13.98 v0.t0 BOYS' CORDUROY PANTS . . . Solids and Fancies . . . Reg. to $5.98 $3.98 $2.98 and BOYS' WOOL PANTS Regular to $7.98 Little Boys' WOOL SLACKS . . . Reduced to' MACKINAWS All wool . . . Reg. to $9.98 ONE GROUP BOYS' MACKI NAWS ... All sizes . . CI QQ Regular to $7.98 Boys'- Jacquard SWEAT- fl- ffi ERS, Slipover Style - P J."v $3.98 ,$1.98 $6.98 CLEARANCE IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT Men's Lined MACKINAWS Of QQ Reg. to $12.98 33-oz. - v t0 Men's 32-oz Zipper JACKET CP QQ Finclv made and styled tJJU MEN'S LEATHER JACKETS . . . Sheeplined Horsehide . . . COO QQ Reduced to U.VO Men's Leather JACKETS $Q QQ Regular $16.98 - V.JU Men's Horsehide JACK- -Qi O QQ ETS ... Regular $22.98 LdUO MEN'S RAINCOATS . . . One lot regular $7.98 $4.98 MEN'S OVERCOATS - Gabardines and Fleeces CI Q QQ Reg. $32.98 ... All wool .0 MEN'S OVERCOATS - All Wool Coverts and Fleeces ... $1 ? QQ Reduced to AU.UO MEN'S MOLESKIN COATS - Sheep line, Mouton Collar CQ QQ 'Reduced to V.VO MEN'S SUITS One-Third Off Regular to $55.00 Worsteds and Gabardines; stouts slims, longs, regulars TSHmTi-$1.00 mttn'R FT.ANNEL SHIRTS Solid Color .. . $1 ftCk PpHiicpH tn Vi MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS Regular $1.79 ONE GROUP MEN'S SHIRTS Sport and Dress ... $1 (10 Reduced to VL.VU MEN'S PANTS One Group All Wool Pants ... QQ Regular to $12.98 ... UU(J Group MEN'S DRESS Pants . . . Regular to $9.98 MEN'S COVERT PANTS . . . Ci QQ Reduced to v L.UO Men's MOLESKIN PANTS CO QQ Reduced to UO MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS Heavy Thickset. ... CJ QQ Reduced to v0 $3.98 Raiff 's stock of Men's Shoes is large . . . Every Shoe Guaranteed One group of. Men1. -Men's Dres" Show OXFORDS fc Group Men' Dress Dress OXFORDS Val. to $7J8. Solid. OXFORDS ... .for Snoes Re- QQ Reduced C,LQg fJd $4.y. ft-JfcMJB ducedto. Men's Rubber Soled Main Floor: Clearance Ladies' Dresses MISSES' DEPARTMENT WOOLS, CREPES & GABARDINES Regular to $9.98 ... C4 QQ Reduced to s,LVO WOOLS, CREPES & GABARDINES $7.98 $5.98 Regular to $16.98 . . . Reduced to - Group Assorted FABRICS Regular to $9.98 WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT $5.98 Assorted FABRICS , to 50. Reg. to $9.98 sizes One Group HALF SIZE DRESSES $6.98 Gabardines and other fabrics . . . Reduced to One Group LARGE SIZE DRESSES Suitable for year round wear . . . Prints, J - $4.98 Crepes . . . Spuns . . Reduced to HALF SIZE DRESSES Assorted Fabrics . . . Reg. to $7.98 . . . Reduced to $3.98 (MISSES) Dresses One Group Dresses Reg. to $7.98 $3.98 All Fall HATS $1-$1.98 Closing Out All Winter COATS z v- 50 Ladies' Year Round SUITS Regular to S:i!).!LH Off K3 met CLEARANCE SPECIALS ON BLOUSES AND SKIRTS Jroup Blousts Group Blouses Group Skirts One Group Skirts One Group Skirl Regular $1.98 Regular to $3.98 Kegular to $4.93 Regular $5.9S Reduced to $1.00 $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 $1.98 WHEN IT COMES TO HOUSE FURNISHINGS FOR THE BEST VALUES IT'S RAIFF'S Have you seen what a slock of CURTAINS we have? SPECIAL GROUP MARQUISETTE RUFFLED CURTAINS . Reduced to $1.79 Cushion Dots, Flock Dots, Fixtured RUFFLED CURTAINS . . . fl?1 QQ Reduced to l.iO NOVELTY PANEL CURTAINS $1.98 Unusual Fabrics . Values $2.98 Rayon Marquisette PANEL CURTAINS Regular $4.98 .. . QU Reduced to KITCHEN and DINETTE CURTAINS One group to $4.98 Reg ... QQ Reduced to .L.JO One Group KITCHEN CURTAINS Reduced to $1.29 ALL W.N.C. COMES TO RAIFF'S FOR METAL VENETIAN BLINDS Because We're Overstocked on sizes 2G and 27 . . . Reg. $4.98 . . . C?Q A Q Reduced to O.t Our Fine VICTOR BRAND BLINDS Will give a lifetime of C?Q QQ wear ... sizes 28 to 36 d.tQ 1 IF YOU NEED SPECIAL SIZES GET OUR PRICES! Visit Our Clearance Sale and Savel CONGOLEUM RUGS 9 x 12 For Every Room Special . $5.98
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