EBBUARY 11, 2949
THE WATNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE (Second Section)
Letters
ffrom Page 2)
nt which
L them in 194T
...inn -- menial
later University of
i..iioups. etc.. will
00.000 for pernian-
lS Fueiliues '
fcnls are a'riisKraec
L Will Oov. Scott
kunds? H he does
r. ,i Ki leltets
(IV MIHT
can hope to raise
llu' revenue "e
Ai.s So iuiwc."
il,. ;in raise the
JjHi paid the Slate
ivc-ar. He can bu "t-
I hat penny-graP-whirh
was put on
L measure" 16 year?
11 hanging arouiiu,
000,000 during uie
ran no back to
land. Since he was
,.is in the hsht to
ho would HKeiy
Cpt to resurrect it.
lended decreases in
a candidate, boon
tn hrlieve he was
Jxes "with all that
fcanks".
II finally develops
will need an addi-
00 in order tor
to "go forward",
his inaugural ad-
on be taken which
axes by $10,300,000,
above.
the hole $70,800,000
or a total of $90,-
Valentine of '49
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ACCESSORIES FOR ENCHANTMENT ... The girl who
wants to snare her chosen valentine mitfht try out some of these
new romantic after-dark accessories: The "love story" necklace of
pearl bow-knots, by Marvella; the long white rayon jersey mitts' by
Aris, or the black lace fan by Mermclstein all for glamor's sake.
LAFF-A-DAY
Shortage
g Up
lis (UP.) Many
hunters throughout
lates may think dif-
a realtors' dream
lousing supply has
(h demand, at least
i.
inual survey of the
loard of Realtors in-
Bediatcly thereafter,
949."
new homes are in
and that used dwell-
shift from the short-
normal.
heck was part of a
ly being made by the
jfciation of Real Estate
Brady, of Wichita,
Joup's national presi-
c that a "balance be-
and demand will be
housing 'surplus' de-
s ) Mlfatoirt
f J
Copr. 1948, King Fulura Syndicate, hten World rights rortvfci
"What's the subject under discussion?7?
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Waynosville Township
Ora Melton and husband to
Charlie Foster and wife.
Carl R. Gray, Jr., administrator,
to Goldie Rogers and wife.
T. N. Massie, Jr. and others to
I. E. "Massie.
T. I,. Green, commissioner, to
Rebecca Boyd Chatin.
Jack Fclniet and wife to R. (J.
ilosaftook and wife.
J. E. Sw,tyngim, Jr. and wife to
Thelitis McElroy and Ann McElrov.
G. C. Farmer and wife to J. M.
Long and wife.
Charlie Grasty and wife to J.
Underwood and J. T. Under
wood. Myrtle Snyder Wan and husband
o J. V. RulT and D. C. Ruff.
II. I.. I.iner, Sr. and wife to
Jere 1). I.iner.
Edd Middlelon and wife to liir
lell Daniels.
Edd Middleton and wife to Jack
.Vhilner and wife.
Oscar T. Arlington and wife to
Bessie Arlington Browning.
Oscar T. Arringlon to Ada Ar
lington Nichols.
Oscar T. Arrington to Clarence E.
rrington.
Oscar T. Arrington to Nellie Ar
rington Smathers.
W. H. F. Millar and wife to C.
H. Leatherwood, trustee.
Haywood Home Building and
Loan Association to Mrs. Lillie
Mae Brogdon.
Oscar T. Arrington and wife to
Thelma J. Arrington.
Oscar T. Arrington and wife to
Robert O. Arrington.
W. H. Belk, Jr. Has Become
Vice-President Of Company
Beaverdam Township
William L. Kell, Jr. and wile
to Roy Crisp and wife.
H. G. Williams and wife to
Claude E. Hampton and wife.
Nina Garden and husband to
Harrison and Mollie Clontz.
Etta Ingle to Carl D. Ingle.
D. B. Russell and wife to Ted
Emerson and wife.
McKinley Robinson and wife to
Horace William Robinson and wife.
Laura Lenoir to J. H. Burrell
and wife.
Eva Cole Robinson and husband
to James Troy Robinson.
Doyce Cogburn and wife to
Weaver J. Scott and wife.
Ada Mildred Smith Haynes to
Roma Hipps Price.
D. B. Russell and wife to Charlie
Stamey and wife.
D. B. Russell and wife to Clyde
Whitstine and wife.
V. 11. Belk. Jr. is now vice-president of the Rclk-Iludson stoics ;;ml
therefore v. ill have a piisonu! interest in the development of the
Wa.vnosville's lielk-Hudson store. A veteran of World War II and
a graduate of Duke University, Mr. Belk is following in his
father's step., as a leader in bringing mercantile si I ice to hun
dreds of thousands ol people throughout the South.
Proxy Fails To Pass
As The Ileal McCoy
ST. LOUIS (U P.) Federal court
proceed ini'.s were disrupted here
because the man who appeared be
dre Judge George H. Moore wasn't
he real McCoy.
The man said McCoy was his
'alte r. James Vernal McCoy, Jr., i
ml he was in lied with the 'flu and
niiWii'1 apt-ear to answer charges
.1 in iii tin1'.
( 'mil I i ei m ih, disclosed, however,
hat the real McCoy was 31. The
nan who posed as his son was 25.
Johnny Finds Formula
For Evading Dentist
NEWTON, N. C. (UP) Johnny
Killian, 13, left for school and
vanished.
He didn't show up at school. He
couldn't be found in town. Officers
and neighbors feared kidnaping
and spread a wide search for him
that lasted all day.
About supper time, Johnny came
home unharmed. And why did he
disappear?
Simple, said Johnny. He wanted
to miss a dentist'3 appointment at
4 p in.
Gilon and wile.
C M. Wrighl and wile to 11. L.
Vance and others.
Jack Met'r.icken and wife to
James T. Vance and wife.
to
Clyde Township
Ernest L. Morgan, trustee, and
others to W. G. Byers and wife.
Ellen Noland to J. V. Noland.
I).
Piffeon Township
D. York and wife to Jethro
Congratulations . . .
AND
BEST WISHES
TO
See the results of our efforts . ; . We believe you'll
like the paint job we did.
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PAINTERS and TILEWORKERS
Douglas, Ga.
MORE ABOUT
W. H. Belk
(Continued from P.eie 1)
pl.inlal ion as bought li n k.
Young I Icnry look hi ; Iii . I job
it the ace of 14 ears clerking in
a dry goods store in Monroe. ('
He loved Hie iiierchandisiiii! In i
ness, saved his money and won Hie
conliflenc" ol the stoics head
miickh. With $7:"il in cash and
SfiOO which he borrowed he open
ed his first store.
From this sprang I In- j icit or
ganization which now bears the
name of W. II. Belk.
I ines Crri'li Tiiwu -hip
Steve I'lTgu.Min and wife
Frank Davis.
Jonathan Township
John M. Queen, Jr. and w lie to
Marion liolrombe
Katie Franklin Messi r and hus
band to Marl Franklin.
Here are a few
reasons for
u. now
Leadership
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many ftur$ that make Let
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men in all typei of jobt.
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get a money-back guarantee of
satisfaction.
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fit. Shrinkage not more than 1.
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ON THE COMPLETION OF YOUR NEW HOME
FOR BELK - HUDSON
We are happy indeed, to have
shared in the construction of this
new and completely modern store
Thanks for calling on us to do
the Electrical work
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Electrical Contractor
DOl'GLAS, GEORGIA