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THE MOUNTAINEER
Wain Street Phone 700
Waynesvflle, North Carolina
The County Seat of Haywood County
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Thursday Afternoon; May 2(i. 191!)
An Ear Full And An Eye Full
Jt is significant that Secretary ol Interior
Julius A. Kru.ti is cumin to visit this area so
quickly after the House Public Lands Com
mittee By coming at this time, Secretary Kru,n
will see the Park and the Blue Hide Park
way under similar conditions, and qet to talk
to the same leaders, and from them i'et the
same "story" and pleas fc action for com
pletion of both projects.
Secretary Kru.t; formerly lived in Knox
ville when he was associated with the Ten
nessee Valley Authority. His original plans
to l;o to Knoxville from- Washington were
changed at the surest ion of Charles Ray,
chairman of the N. C. Park Commission.
Now Secretary Krui; will land in Asheville,
and drive to Gatlinburt,' Saturday afternoon
lor a lengthy conference with officials of the
two states.
Knowing the interest of the two states in
cetting federal action on the completion of
these projects we can well expect that Sec
retary Krug will be shown and told plentv
during his brief stay in the area.
The Memorial Marker
Sunday will' bring to a realization, the
formal rlfr1ifririn nf tko TvYm,-...;..! f nl,.
t , ...... v ".i U.IIUJ Idj 1'tUL r. . j
in Memorial' Plot at Green rfill cemetery
here.
Much interest has been shown for many
months in this project, and people in all walks
of life have participated in the' program
which was starter)' by a group of Haywood
Gold Star Parents.
The attitude of the parents being that they
felt their sons who fell on the battlefields
would like to sleep forever near their bud
dies .
The Town officials donated the site which
was selected by. a group of Gold Star par
ents, and then through an act of the General
Assembly, introduced by ftep. Grover C.
Davis, the county commissioners were given
authority to donate money for the building
of walls, walks and other phases of the Me
morial Plot, including a large 9-foot granite
marker.
The Gold Star Parents, in cooperation with
the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, and their auxiliaries, have carried on
a program of raising funds to pay for the
Marker. Donations are still being received
by the group to help 'defray expenses of the
beautiful monument. r
The Memorial Plot will be a living tribute
to the Haywood men and women who gave
their lives while serving their country.
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By Jimmy
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living in a town that lias a vi.siMn.i ! m if
population; you meet so many line
people, even uioujjn only for a day.
We had the pleasure of talking
with a eharminu coude frnm m.
nois. They had never been thronph
this part of the country and' they
were iriniiuio:iii-itjiy exc;iea aoout
the beaiity of th,cenry. Their
last remark as they lef(: "VVe are In lockine ,J
""i"" , -"-!JrVP " uur irip ' :, oi
K.. mill n roA Li ' i II....,, - . IC,t
v quy remmaers ' '"k uubiif
oi its warrnin, Deputy .and hospi-1 P" (ir,
lality. These will never be for- j ' the m.
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Looking Bick Over The Years
I ne formal dedication on Sunday the day
before Memorial Day will be a fitting cli
max to the long hard hours which the lead
ers of the project have given. The wor k was
headed by Mrs. Will Medford, who originated
the idea and then solicited the cooperation
of others.
The simplicity, and dignity which is char
acteristic, of the Memorial Plot will become
more impressive as the years go by.
15 YEARS AGO
Miss Norine Lowe is awarded a
10 YEARS AGO
5 YEARS AGO
scholarship to Brenau College.
W. II. Burgin, F. A. Burgin, Otis
Buigin and Mrs. Gladys Burgin
purchase Main Street building to
opern business.
Banks along the highway between
Wjyiv.'sville and Hazelwood are
planted with shrubs and flowers by
Conservation Committee of the
Community Club
Mr
Miss Mary Margaret Smith sails. E. W. Tenney assumes duties as
on the S, S. Queen Mary to attend ; director of community-wide rec-
Birthdays are really so mui'h
nicer than any other holiday, fur
they are yours exclusively. Oth
ers may have the same date but
that doesn't deraet from the fact
that only you can claim this
privileged day from your mother
and dad.
item: Tt,r Sil
Mailer) Hfn
Aiitoinpy
"S iKlirrma,
There must be something magi- '
cal in a popsical. You never see '
any one eating this delicacy that '
doesn't seem to have a most won- 1
If you u.
'"8 "ki'tmij
rally"?
conference of the Associated Conn-j i cational program
try Women of the World to be held 300 people attend Chamber of
in London. Commerce banquet at Hazelwood
Sam Arrington makes oulsland-. cafeteria. A. L. Freedlander is
ing record with l-'uiuu I '" t'1" !"-1 S)(.aier
of America. r,, r, , ; ,
... , . , , Glenn Palmer receives large ma
Mary Wood is one ol c even co- ., .
, ., . . , ,. , jonlv in primary,
eds at he Universitv o .North: .. .. .. . .
u . , . . . . . 1 .11 King on Alain Mreel is imiled
1 1 au v , ' hi one hour.
B. F. Smalhers is honored i r J. K. Massie splls Gat linhiirp
4 , . . 11 niiy. - o
at luncheon on her eightieth birth-I rk,rf w n. i ; 1 theatre.
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Capital Lett
By EtJLA NIXON GREEXtfoJ
LEAVING This column has I Devi,,,,
learned from a usually reliable Ecusla at PiSga
sincerity of President Roosevelt on
Miss liosalyn Ray arrives today j recent visit to Washington
from Duke University to spend the
summer vacation.
Good For All Of Us
Western North Carolina joined in whole
heartedly in bringing down the members of
the House Public Lands Committee last week.
The plan was to show, and explain to the
members of Congress the need for complet
ing the Blue Ridge Parkway and the full
development of the Park.
The Congressmen were not born yester
day, and they listened, looked and were im
pressed. Then without hesitation, they entered the
' pulpit" and started to do a little preaching
all in a nice way, but some pertinent and
timely advice.
VOICE
OF THE
PEOPLE
What do you plan, to do during
your summer vacation?
More Competition
Competition for the tourist dollar this sum
mer is going to be keen, if we are to judge
from reports of tourist centers that have al
ready started their promotional campaigns.
From Miami comes an Associated Press
article telling of the million dollar promo
tion on the part of 250 hotels, transportation
companies and amusement centers, in an ef
fort to get the Miami places filled with visi
tors. The attraction being special reduced
rates a room that rents for $50 a dav in the
winter can be had from $.1 to $15 during the
summer.
One hotel marks the bill paid if the mer
cury goes above 90.
On the east coast of North Carolina, two
groups of beaches are going forward with
their annual program of promotion. One
group, around Morehead, have a full time
miwiiiuici anu oress afpriT uhi ; i-iiwrrnoe iatherivnnd r n
ZTdt0n h3Ve a" -'borate irStiperhd!;
First Sunday haseba
attracts large crowd.
hen
W. C. Allen's History of North
I Carolina goes into 2nd edition.
D. A. R. chapter has memorial
service at Presbyterian church.
The Human Side O' Life
BY
UNCLE ABE
W. L. Rikaid, Principal, Canton
llitih School: For the first Dart ol
the summer I'll be doini! what
I've been doing all year. I ll he
directing Ihe five weeks of sum.
liter School ivhieh nMunc fim (1
, ,vr,.. w m is
But in mid-July," Mrs. Hikard am!
I will take our boy and girl lo E1
Paso. Texas, for a visit with my
relatives for a week. Then we plan
to spend two weeks of the suhimet
at Carolina Beach.
LOST FN TIME A.N" Til UVT! I,,:d , t., bl j cood-, N,.x. ,
No, 1 don't mean tune idled ; (ommtnet to sorter 'zamine myself
away. Mi;. Editor an' readurs jfsee if I wuz all there or here 1
like , some fokes over at the coart lookt down al mv I'tet an' saw
Iioms do, . on the uivvn benches. ' that my shooze wuz ontide
They'll set. a dav al a time ..v. ... i- . .
whii0 the; good wife vva.hes. lends "hi, i, 1 'Routed,
to .th, .Clfililern. cook., an' p", s ,Caw h
wav th -dUhM. .. .. .'sl,0 .""ule- un 1 "'vr ,ti, 'em
ookin' in an' s.,v. -T1' 1 " P ' dinner. Hut!
source that Charles Parker will re
tire from his job as secretary to
Governor W. Kerr Scott, in June
and Eo to Nicaragua as assistant to
Ambassador Capus Waynick.
If Parker does leave the Gov
ernor's office, it will be next to
impossible to replace him. One of
Ihe State's keenest newspapermen,
he was one of the figures who built
the late J. M. Br.oughton into a
power in the Democratic Party.
Chances are that Kerr Scott would
not be Governor today were it not
for I hp excellent wnrl done hv .hru ,
Parker in his camDaien. Although lueii..,. '
aumiiieuiy noi auepi ai DacKsiaps, i ol Hie ull'icials
perpetual political grins, and quick
friendships, he has one of the
sharpest news noses in the busi
ness.
Governor Scott is expected to
use all his persuasive powers
and he is blessed with an abun
dance of them to keep Parker
lrom winging south eoine. June. here. Alin al
You know, he was planning to set- papers and Hie
tie in Honda a little over a year lo HaleHi and
he iM remain j
sition thnmgh jj
his Mi(n-ssi,r.
Uiing or tuo;
expenditure
expects to -Nit!
t-'et tor about tl
That should
even tor a buda
limt'
THIS FELLtj
A guy win st,
will, knew morel
llieir paper, a spl
leading I.egionnl
Marshall sol I
heth Cit. U
the late U', 0.
son. Keith, vullj
iniiniinj! ilaily.
sports ediloi of
1 hl ..... .1 .... .....
"Whal-chu got good I o eat. hun- "my ol' dawgs ait lo hiiitin' n' lit' "So when Candidate Scptt got him ! hang up job lrl
" , i t. , ..... ' , : M
US co-ops j;
say, he ua- a Si
program to attract more tourists t .h..;.
shores
Western North Carolina is definitely in
need of a similar nrnnram nt n-. ' in
the., asked: Why dor, t you people let have tp. admit, although reluctantly that the
the world know what you have here'.- present plan of tourist promotion in' Western
Another influential member of the com- North Carolina is not on a par with our com
mittee admitted, rather shamefully, that this petitors.
was the first time the onlv woman nf thn Western Nnrth pn.. j . ..
coniee ha bec ,urlhe,- ,. p' 'CZ'
one trip into Virginia. Tn far-t vh ,.,c- then
-.eu emcia. H''am, ana a good press
agent.
Until such a program is inaugurated, we
cannot hope to attain the fullest from our
potential tourist dollar.
We; must realize that the competition in
one trip into Virginia. In fact, she was not
aware of what awaited her in Western North
Carolina and Eastern Tennessee, although
she had traveled extensively in Europe, and
the lofty peaks of Switzerland.
It looks like the visit of the Congressmen
did both visitor and host good, as both learn
ed a lot, which we have every reason to be
lieve will result in being a mutual benefit.
Ic bit of carpenter work.
Claude Hirers, Principal, Central
Elementary School: 1 ain going to
make a garden, just stay at home
and work . . . Probably be a regu
lar farmer.
Sirs. Tiny Boyd. Central Elemoii.
tary School: Next week I am going
to Washington. U. C. lor a week
vacation and when I return will
nv ,' n,. ..,,.,:.,, , , 'hack un her, ac nuhlif.ict
, ..i tuimi un an i loosen the i
I nin.in I iitl I.. 1 ... t ri ?i uc "
- ........ . j .... I,.-, in 1 one 1 " 1 .
t'other day, time lost me, er Fokes. I eoodn't solve it a I ill W LOOK The multi-gabled j ''' l'1111"!'!!
nunp'm. Well. I'll -..plain how it i "VV.-II if kaint think ennv Guven,0,"s Mansion is getting a f l"'ily. ailvotn,
vuz best 1 can-- ,,,,. 'Ihis- , . myself .1,,.,," fat'e-if"ng- but unfortunately this I'aigii ..,k
I wuz settin' a-winin' .1 al'avs k.erful not to hum ennv, , . ")uk wl" on)y be visible to. Armind 40 e,
-it, never lay down or walk aboiil : tunes) "mavbe this is the nv- a..., )se llvlnS there and their com- line laimU -nui
the room as I wiilei when 1 loolcl if hit is the nex' day, I reeit- P Tlu' ex,ei'ior wiil remain lit 1 1.- Kli.-lib
out'n the win-der an' sed to my--1 on I've sot here all nite-an' int., "S A'S-, . r ll,v,v llK
-ell Ml... nex' dav eah'm int.. th, O,' i !. :,-u"u ca,n through i the ex,,,,, of
"Uncle Abe. 'bout what lime ' ! I he nex' ,lay. thinkin' ,t wuz to- 1 1? for redecorations for , spa ,1(-pan ,
rtv ic itv dav"' 10 ''Oveinor and Mrs. Scott's bed-and onenlK miuiir
' Oh, nearly inlo the shank of So 1 t hawt 1'de hei i..,- ' ha,,'"'ooms- These fixings included to eoinliiii.n it I
the day. as Tra.lin' P,,.,-,,. v, ,.. I sell I ..... , ,'..,7. '"V." "nw 'aaiig table lor the Gov-I Ski,i . :,lt.,b!
. ' . mi a i z.i n. a .1 ve . ., ...r-...i
Mrs. l.ucv Jones, Waynesville
Hiffh School: 1 really haven't made
plans yet so far, just live one day
to the next.
"i.llllU.llDll
the I
Frank JtoRers. Principal. East
Waynesville School: Mv Dl.ins
the field is getting keener, and if we are to 1 ""' (U'U to,,,f,,t'le ve'- but I plan
stav abreast witU ih 1 10 '""kc 0 Karden and ome
. , . "tiius, we must pro
mote and advertise.
Mirror of y6 ai
needed rest. I also would like lo
take a trip or two, in fact just get
away from home awhile.
powers, pf attention, since what
ever, yo.observe carefully and
tf..,i'tereit, you'll remember
u(jorqaticallj. If yotr memory for
ace, or appointments is
popr, jt is probaby feecause you are
too much absorbed with yourself
and your problems and frustra
tions to be interested in what goes
en around you.
Mrs. Carl Ratcliffe, Hazelwood
Elementary School: Probably we ll
take a Irip lo Myrtle Beach.
Do being right give you more confidence)
, Answer: p Not as much as you
might think, to judge from ex
periments reported by Dr. Johan
Obrink of Uppsala, Sweden. A,va
riety of Jesus was given to adults
and children,, who were asked in
each case to say whether they
Shewld yew demand "respect"
tern your children?
,,Awer: You may and should
train your children to treat you
!M; fiourtesy, ( thpugh theyT
SWn thie best -om seeing their
parentfeel each other that way-
if 1amij41.. 4Unl .l.M
FEEL respectful is as dangerous
s eny other attempt to control
were ure inai iney naa tne -- t.. - --
right answer. Bunstead of those Will "joninhinw.dewn" Kelp ' 'ZJlZ J
whose answer, show- J.r memory,
. ... r rr ,- . Z. i!' ' -'"5y. aponos," to Stem he treated,
amount of aurnis iffmpn tn hi cave rir riv,nA kt. v i ... ' . .
' - .r m ,i r .- T-r r - ' .. MV v,ITn,fvifv
a matter of the person's tempera- memory expert. "Your memory is
ment. "Individuals whq were con- like a muscle: it's strengfhened
fi?llU!?.heJ I1.!.118311' were fcy exercise, weakened by idle.
" iM6- vmjiuii;.! tiD. vui a tuuft uie vamic way .arn lui respect and
ware more' confident than adulte. do this, i Wjwrtour heliTbui give it to'you.
- iCoDVrtffhi. tJ If in. rihiif mm'.'mM .i t -
"fAtfieiWsy he sees hh elders be
have. He cannot change them to
please you; he can only learn to
lie about them even to himself.
Earn his respect, and he cannot
Rev. C. 0. Mclnnis To
j Conduct The Morning
Devotions Over WHCC
Morning devotions will be con
ducted next week by Rev. C: O.
Mclnnis, pastor of the Canton Pres
byterian church. This program of
daily meditations may be heard
Monday through Saturday at 9 30
over station WHCC. The Haywood
County Ministerial A
sponsors this week-day program.
1111 unaay school lesson and
the morninu unrshin nf
f wic riisi
Baptist church will be broadcast
Sunday morning at 10:15 and 11 00
respectively. The pastor, Rev L
G. Elliott, will speak on, "God In
The Center," The male quartet,
under the direction of Charles Is
ley, will sina. Mm n,,i..
will be at the organ.
PtoTpeVefd'
Be Held Moruiay" At
Clyde Baptisi CharcW
The Haywood Baptist Pastors
Conference will be held Monday
morning, May 30, at 10 o'clock at
the Clyde Baptist church,. This
monthly meetins wit .nn.in.i
- I-"... ... VI
from May 16, due to, the meeting
of the Southern. Baptist Conven
tion in Oklahoma' City.
,..n " : ' ',"""K " wife. $700. , hi, .,,
"Well, le's M.. -r Hilly , alive: ' 0 Sl'('" 1 Wl, ; The cost of the complete project nov, un Un- li.'
o- colnmish-iin v it H,,,rt ,-.. , u mn ciose to ssbo.OOO and wi eve on Imn.
sez I. reachin- ' toara mv w,i,.,. I . SPZ '' "tllan to bl' "lake Governor and Mrs.' Scott's M-ai.liH-. V
pockit ,'I.even o'cldck v..,. m.w .... i . .. 15 ,M're Amne- i four-year home one of the fan- licity ur snyihin
'rong, Billv." ,vml i , I, ... "Yl ca" Kn-K-iest in North Carolina. this S22T.
from Uncle Billy Uvns. so I calls hciu','.,;,, ' . . . ' tT"ss ! ' r ' inf! up on Ju
it Billy). . b, " ' -''-.' oonsambu'l- I J iiKOLuH JULY Although uilh him al
"Now. le's sc.. whil( ,i,(i , ,,aV(, N., ,, , , " ,n,e UP wsei-n the j Assistant Budget Director R. Ci.
' . . . HM HIS , UpVUlt1 nil 111. i.,. I l - . . . ...... -
iond. doarS'n "J!" " J '
menl opened an' a mail's voice . , .. !
sod 1 '"i ahile now oi,v
"Did you sav snmii'm i ... "'
Uncle Abe?" . Unci,. Al. 1
"No. jist hummin' n liti I,, i m,., 1 I' S Mr F,ia.... , . .' !
' "iy snore a-nni
well, you must a-lost yore tun- when I worn i u ..... ' .
in fork." he rcBliri,, .i.,,,- ..... in ,....,,.. ' " U1K J meals
v . .iiiiill (IK Illl.'.
ooar.
An . Dless -ore lif,. i
eoodn't think what I had I'cr break-
tas . a-tall I coottn't. "Mavbe I've
U J
, uidui; an if nacnr . "
M tdLiie. In
CROSSWORD PVl
ACROSS
Reported cases of rabies last
vear totaled 9.47S in ta , ,
i"id dogs accounted for 7Vtl
hi! 'c T-TO
dinner yit neat her.- Tl,,,, i ...i.i'.. -.. ' sw'ne. 16 in sh,.0
'."li- D.IH in :,lo s . i
i . "",- ' goais, H57 n wild
- w reported rabies
iases in man.
to think up the las' niea
ven u wuz. whir at. an what 1
LOOK WHO'S TALKIN'
PAL Of Hitler. i
PlCTATOU iat, 0J ? V ' t .
1 Half
5 Dressed
Port
W Work
M Incites
IS Musical
drama
H Portable
.hoisting
device
IS Eskimo tool
17 Excavate
18 Indefinite
article
19 Dish
.21 E'ectrica
Engineer
' labbr.)
H Read again
S4 Overlook
26 Blunder
27 Wire measure
! Exhibition
30 Covering
for the ear
33 Ounce
abbr.)
34 Gapes
6 Music note
37 Steal
39 Lair
0 Knight's title
'i &obr
43 Anesthetic
45 Weird
to Guiding lines
(horses)
7 Appear
48 Sorpent-
Sulutloo Ic Neil "4
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7'
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3!
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luai J
DOWN
1 Member
ancient
race (It.)
2 Level ,.,,
S Encountered
Isolated
A rap Vith
the knuckl..
7 In bed
8. Boats .
9 Biblical
name
11 Fads
16 Youth
1 American
commander
20 Chieftains
(Arab.)
23 Coin
(Port.)
25 Sick
27 Behavior
28 Iron
work in if
ahoo
29Ilands
AmntiC)
SO Female
No. IS
32 Young
salmon
35 To take
away
(Law
rm
J if rore?gner
over