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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
.Scruggs-Chester
Wedding
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe Scruggs of
Leno.r. X. C. formerly of Way
r.esille. have announced the mar
ruge of their daughter. Gloria Jua
nita, to Laihan Lee t'he.-ter. ton
ilf Mr. and Mrs. Claude I'heMer.
Sr . of Lenoir.
The couple were married on Sat
urday, April 16 in Gatiney. S. '.
For the occasion the bride wore
a copan blue taffeta dress with
white accessories and a corsage of
Vink loses. '
'llie brides mother, who wore a
piiik silk dress with black acces
ioiie; and corsage of white roses,
accompanied ihcm to Sojth Caro
liid along uitli other close friends
oiei lelalnes.
A lecepiion was held at the
home of the bride s parents in Le
lioir on Soturdav evcnuig.
BrysorrWiggens
Troth Of Interest
()! interest tu f I it-! i ci - ar.d rela
urs ir. this area l- tile announce
,,t b.-n.t ni.itie to(i:t b Mr.
,.G W. 11 BrMin ot Hael-
Oud ot the ennasemciil and ap-
aihin.s r.iarriaee of their daugh-.k-.i
Nell to Samuel Wisaens.
of Haeiwood.
l.e wedding will he an event of
earl;, summer it' '. !'.e Haze!-
n Eaj'ti-! chinch.
HOOVER WARNS OF ARMS COSTS
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Deaths
Thursday Af.
i JOHNSON INFANT
Funeral services for John Ron
ald JdhiSon. infant son of Mr:
and Mrs. Johnny Johnston of Can-
, ton, who died in the Haywood
County Hospital Monda . were held
at the home of his maternal grand
father. T. C. (Herman. Tuesday
morning at 11 o'clock.
The Rev William Able and the
Rev. Austin Medford officiated and
burial was in the Morning Star
'Church Cemeterx.
! Survivors, besides his parents ,
i and his maternal grandtatlur. in
; dude his paternal grandmother,
Mrs Fred Messer
Crawford Funeral Home was in
charge of funeral arrangements.
APPEARING BEFORE the Senate Armed Services Committee to Washing
ton, former President Herbert Hoover warns that the military burden
added to other expenditures is "seriously imperiling" the nation's econ
orr.v. Choirman of President Truman's committee on government re
organization. Hoover said there is a "staggering weight" in the budget
which cannot be controlled under existing conditions, (international)
Monthly Meetings Set
t or Thickety Program
At Iat week's Community De
vei.ioment Pror;.m merlin:: ol
't an kety reorients, ii wa decided
ro I, old further regular meetings
iast Fnda ot each month
Ctiairman K. ) Cai'sweTI an
i.'iiuied Ilia! tin next regular
Hilling will be held at the Hock
v.uod Methodi-t church.
lie date fm the next session
v.oald be May 27.
OCT OF HARM'S WAV
MF.MPH1S. Tc-iin 11'- The
re'a-oii DaMd Kidd ilnv.hed atop
the garage root to plant a small
v. hile tahle w.i to e-cap' l'i to-
ear-old son. "That's the safest
j.iace." Kidd aid. "Othervi-e my
hO would get in the paint. '
CONCRETE IS OIK SPECIALTY
- We know how to do work that
lasts. 1 here arc mam reasons
lor failures in rorcnte. Nothing
too large compilt.iird or simple.
Free estimates. Also smali mixer
tor rem. hourlj hasi-. Ci.H C.
M Ulcus. Phone P,6. A 21
Coffee Held
Wednesday By
Mrs. J. M. Long
Mrs .lames M Long was hostess
at a coffee ;1i ,,., homo on the
Country Club Road Wednesday
morning The residence was deco
rated throughout with arrange
ments of pink and white tulip- and
pink and white dogwood
During tin (ii'-t hour guests were
greeted by Mrs K, .1 lhatt and
Mr- Charle- Rax. Mr- Hiiliard
Atkins and Mi- Hugh Ma le re
civ oil m the (lining room and
pouring were Mi- . ,1 handler
and Mr- Harn I.ul Other- a-'--i-ting
in the dining room were.
Mi - I! I. I'. eM'-t Sr . and Mr-.
Hen Colkttt
during the
I'revo-t and
were at the
-ci mid hour .Mrs. II 1 1 1
Mr- Ii R. Kthhee
iron) door and Mr-
T L Cwvn and Mr- Willord Rav
recctvi-d in the dining room Mrs
Hush
tabic Sw lit
Waynesville Soldier
Promoted Overseas
NCRNBERO. G er m a ny -. S pec
ial Mark A. Edwards, son of Mr
and Mrs Casi Edwards, of Waynes
ville. ha- been promoted to the
grade of sergeant while serving as
tank commander in Heavy Tank
Company. 16th Infantry Regiment
1st Infantry Division, stationed in
Nurnberg. Germany.
After .att-nding Waynesville High
School. Edwards entered the army
in Greenville. South Carolina in
ugust 1945 and since then he has
al-o served with the 30th Division,
earning the Good Conduct Medal.
Combat Infantry Radge. 5 Rattle
Stars and the American Defense
Ribbon.
In 11M2. Edwards attended the
Fori Rragg Mechanic- Cotir-e while
living in the states.
W. D. MESSER
Funeral services for W. D
(Uncle Bud 1 Me--er 86'. of Ml.
Sterling, who died Monday in the
Haywood County Hospital, after a
long illness, were held yesterday
afternoon in the Barberville Bap
tist church. '
The Hev. L. G Elliot! pastor ot
the First Baptist church of Way
nesville. officiated and bunal was
in the Crawford Memorial Park.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Elira Dodson Messer: four
daughters, Mrs. Mae Hamer of Mt.
Sterling. Mrs Alice Rathbone of
Waynesville. RFD 1. Mrs. Luther
Renner of Buctilin. Kan., and Mrs.
Arthur Sttrart of Washington. D.
C : one son. Irv ing Messer of Mt.
Sterling; one brother. Marshall
Messer of Cove Creek: two sisters.
Mrs. Linda Teague of Cramerton.
and Mrs. Eva Parkins of South
Carolina. 21 grandchildren and 35
great-grandchildren
Pallbearers were Ralph Hannah,
Charles Hannah. Buford Messer.
Mark Messer, Jr.. Joe Teague and
Frank Teague
Crawford Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Announcing The Opening Of
Bryson-Miller Motor Sales t
EAST WAYiM.itSVJ.LLE
(Building Formerly Occupied By Davis - Liner Motor
WE HAVE THE FAMOUS
Static
BE)
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AND
GOODYE
Eric Clau-on and Mrs. S. II.
fell pre-uied at the coTrc
;. r,d a--i-ting wore Mr-. W K
and Mr- C. J. Rerce
Around sevcniy-lho gue-t-ed
between the hours of 11
1 o'clock
cal'-
UOCTORIXC. FAILS
DENVER il'Pi John Ritchie's
attempt to "doctor" a safe proved
iiii.-iicccs-ful. Eighteen - year - old
Ritchie was captured by 17 officers
alter he had tried to open a motor
lompany's -af,, by using a doctor's
-irthoscope to listen to the tumbler--
fall.
C S TAXES ADD I P
AKRON O ill' -The average
driver, according to a R F Good
rich sumy. has to -pend 27 per
cent more lor state and federal
gas taxis than he does for the 1.6
tires and tubes he will wear out
covering hi- ln.POO mile- ptt year.
With the combined state and fed
eral taxes ranging from 3t-. to 10' 2
cents a uallon. Uie average motor
ist in 1949 will nut out $38.35 jn
taxes on f'.fi? gal'on- ol gas while
spending S30 lfi for replacement
tires and tubes, the report said.
Accessories
Tires - Tubes - Batteries
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Poli
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Ref
Since 1700 the tl-,orougl.brtd
horse has increased about one inch
in -tature e- rrv ?0 ' (;.rc
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