L, July 1949
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WAYNESVELLE MOUNTAINEER
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W Lions Club
. ,,inlled
1ere '-
ring the
l,k ColHF
V patrolman
,j iii-p-prcsi-
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Lonies. Pau!
sligmi.v ........
Lssion to the
...,,!iv held
II'IUO'..'
Lprwidenl ir
L. he stt-ppcd
I .j nrpvident
Vll r
e 65 members
usen the''' "f"
cal year.
fi Kirkpatritk
Nit. He was
,M,nt shortly
Lve been in-
Mr. Yates Injured
Going To Aid
Of Injured Wife
Oral Yates of Iron Duff, was
working on the roof of his barn
when he heard someone shout that
his wife had broken her back.
He jumped off the roof to start
racing to the house, but he never
made it. He landed on a long nail
that drove through his shoe and
into his right foot.
But he breathed a deep sigh of
relief a ew minutes later.
Mrs. Yates' injury was painful,
but not as bad as it was first re
ported. While cleaning the bath
room, she had slipped and fallen
into the bath tub.
She suffered three broken ribs.
position, the
led !o move up
lent, promoting
Lfficors accord-
Ls Thursday
became tirsi
Cuddeback,
Ernest Kd-
lerbert Angel,
Jr. Lion
tail twister:
anil J
one year;
K Wcath-
cars.
fct:
irgin.
food
for
wo :
right
o
knee
lid her orrlies-
Iday nrsht for
Phi-sponsored
ton! Hoi el.
art at I) p. m.
a m
Inc. nf sunimer
red liy the nnn-
oreaiiralion to
Inv charities.
ikr now covers
less than one-area.
Fines Creek Girl
Accepts Position
At Va. College
Miss Margaret Ferguson. 22-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Ferguson of Clyde route 1
recently accepted a position as a
teacher at Virginia Intermont Col
lege, Bristol. Va.
After graduating from Appalach
ian State Teachers College in May.
1948 with honors, Miss Ferguson
started teaching at Reynolds Hi(,h
School in Winston-Salem.
She is a graduate of Fines Creek
High School.
TEL Sunday School
Class To Meet
Members of the TEL Sunday
School Class of the First Baptist
Church of Waynesvillc will hold
their regular monthly meeting at
7:30 p. m. Friday with Mrs. Sam
Kelley at her home on East Street.
Mrs. Homer Owen will be asso
ciate hostess.
All members are urged to attend.
Aliens Creek Group
To Meet Thursday
The Aliens Creek Community
Development group will meet
Thursday night at the school at
7:30. it was announced by officials
this morning.
A large attendance is expected
MODES of the MOMENT
Seersucker Smoothies
Deaths
WORK S.W'I.KS . . . No mining is required for these cute seer
sucker play logs Sunbonnet Sue. at left, is wearing a playsuit
that comes Willi a dress ..Simplicity I'.ittern 2ll!0i while her pal
at light has an t in hrielcr out fit . with a bolero (Simplicity
Pattern 2H!)2i.
s" rS - Mil
FRENCH INSPIRED . . . The
back-bultoncd suil introduced in
Pans, in cotton striped cord by
Avniulalo. iHnttenck Pattern
477!)'.
the young yachtsman sports shorts and lie.n b coal ol tunly crin
kled seersucker (Simplicity Pattern 2I!!1I., In ni.iili In.
bow-tied tq and shorts (Simplicity Pattern 2111 A boon to
mothers because I hey need no inniiii::
The juice of oranges and grape
fruit plus lime juice and sugar if
desired makes a delightful cooling
beverage for the youngsters dur
ing the summer.
Members to Clean
Church Grounds
Friday will he ( lean-l'p l.i
the Antioeh HaptKI ('lunch
Superintendent I lay Milner today
asked all members to be at the
Bookmobile
Schedule
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lo
mil
help
Tuesday. July XI
B FT II El,
Mrs. Henry Francis !t
Mi- Wiley Franklin !:
Poles! Wright 10:
Mrs Cuy Wells HI:
Hindoo's Store II
Mrs. Ceorge ('. Unring and her ; F.d Klaloek's Croceiy 12
nephew. I.eo Henry, have returned CENTER PK1EON
from a month's vacation in St. i Sinathers' Croeery 12
Petersburg. I'l.i. Mrs. Welch Singletoil 1
chiiicli grounds ,d
clean the ceme
grounds.
io- o :to
411-10:0(1
10-1(1:3(1
10-1 1 (III
15-1 l:4r.
10-12:30
1:00
1:30
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Weekly Events
Are Scheduled
At Library
Plans for the weekly events at
the Haywood County Library have
been announced bv Miss Margaret
Johnston, librarian.
The Story Hour for younger
members of the Vacation Heading
Club will be held Tuesday at 10
a. in with Mrs. Raymond Lane as
the story-teller. All children in
the eoiiimunitv in the age group
up to the fourth grade are invited.
On I'riday morning at 10 a. m.
Miss .lobnslon will tell an I'ncle
i Hemiis story to the older group,
flub members and visitors are in
I ileri lo attend
Two hundred twenty girls add
boys are now enrolled as members
ol the Heading Club and regis
tration is still open l those who
wish to join. At the library, a map
of the county is gradually being
covered with names of those who
have turned ill reading certificates,
with every township ill the county
represented.
(()n Thui'sdav afternoon at four
o'clock the weekly music hour will
be held with Mrs Harry Lee Liner,
Jr., of the Waynesvillc Music Club
in charge of records. The program
SALLY'S SALLIES
West Gate Club To
Rehearse Thursday
The West Gate Club of the 41st
Masonic District will hold a re
hearsal at 8 p m Thursday at
the Waynesvillc Armory
Director I'. 11 llnsallook. who
announced the session today, urged
all members of the team to attend.
South.
Nlrs.
"ItYriot our hat!"
Jimmv Swift left last week foi
Larned, Kan., where be is visiting
bis sister, Mrs. O. H. McDonald,
and Mr. McDonald
4
Mr, and Mrs. Leon Killian. Jr.
and sons, Chip and Hike. If 1 1 Sat
urday for week's vacation at Car
olina Bench. They will Join Mr
and Mrs. Sam Busline') and child
ren of Durham at Hie beach.
will include Uracil's Symphony
No 4 in E Minor; Chopin's Con
certo No. 2 in F Minor; Tchaikov
sky's Swan Lake Ballet; and an
album of Claudio Mu.io's Song lie-
cilal.
"He doesn't drink, smoke, gam
ble, but he won't sew wash
dishes, or scrub the floors."
ern Rtlway doesn't pass the hat for your
,orms of commercial transportation use high
LPrt' nd waterwayt that are built and
Jur ix dollars and ours.
s re strictly on their own. Every penny '
u buld and maintain their own steel
mes right out of the railroads' pockets
We'rp glad we are not in the "hat-paMing" claw.
We prefer to stand on our own financial feet in the old
fashioned American way. And we believe that if there
were no hat-passers tn the transportation business it
would be better for you and for all America.
ry
THERN . RAILWAY SYSTEM
Prttidnt
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Mother Gives Scalf's
To Her Children
Mrs Gus Rogers nf Weaverville.
N. C.. who is a splendid Chn:-t'.an
mother of four sons and five
daughters, writes: ' For about four
years I suffered dreadfully from
spells of gasr.y
stomach pains
which were so
severe that I
couldn't rot or
1 tkrp. I felt weak.
rundown and of
ten 1 was "o
nprvous I felt
like 1 could
'cream. I lost
Mrs. Gus Rosersi bout twenty
pounds of weight and looked p)le
and tired. The first bottle of Scalf's
helped me more than all the ten or
twelve other medicines 1 had tried
I have taken ten bottles in all and
I eat heartily, sleep fine and fee!
like a new person. I have regained
lost weight and feel stronger than
in many years. I gave Scalf's to my
children."
The first bottle of Scalf's is
guaranteed to bring satisfactory
results or your money back. Ti y
1 it iuiiay. jj'l ai all ijjod Jrng
! stores.
Hear Scalf's Hal looin eu-. lyuai -tcl
over WWNC. Dial a'U at U:bt.
i.VM Mon through Vr,.
16 Candidates
To Receive Mason
Degrees Friday
Don. n.uiw it r.(. I'd ..I t lo Hie a I
and .' -eh ( I M.i t'l vi 1 1 1 i in, I ei the
Itov (I anil ' I' i t 'M ,t in . d i ee
I'riil.iv in. Ill at lb' M i ..in, II. ill
in Wayne .villi on a cl,i : of II)
candidate'..
The ltoy.il M.i.lci will be eon-
teried bv oiiiii.iihoii C U. I'.ek-
hnll. 1 1 . i -1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 i. hi . iii.'i'.tii . and
I the Select M,i -lei w ill bo i onlei reil
I bv ('iiiup.inioii !' I'. Woithini'.loii.
pa'.t lllll'-t l loll . III. I lei'
The ( aiidiil.'le ale II 1'. Clark.
V T Sliuli r. I' I ,i,)iiliell. I, N
(.leell. .1 W.iv Howell. Ii I. Sum
meidw. Paul J Mich. II W. Suiu
iiierow. Il.ii iv P CI, iv. It L i I
kiienn, N (' MclMiine.li. A F
Key Ion. W. W Lev Ion. Jo eph II
Smal hers. W .1 Carpenter and It.
K. Calhoun.
All Civ pi ic M.i .nil .11 ( inv lied
to .illi ml
MRS. ROSA WILLIAMS
Mrs Ho,a Melton Williams. 60,
I wile ol Hubert D. Williams, of the
Italilillo Cove .-ection, died Satur
I da;, moi uiiu in the Haywood Coun
ty Ho i ii t ii 1 after a long illness.
funeral services were held Sun.
day i.l 2 :iu p in in Ratrliffe Cove
i:,i;.ti.l Church The Rev. B. N.
I(n::eis and the Rev. Elmer Green
oft k iated. and burial was in Rat-
j i hlVe (Hve Cemetery.
Pallbearers were the following
nephews: Joseph and Wade Mills,
Lane and Cuy Arrington, George
I and Homer Sisk.
Women members of the adult
I 'Mind. iv School class of RatclifTe
'Cove llapltst Chui ih were flower
lieai i i'
! A native of Jackson County, Mrs.
Willi mis had spent most of her
in Haywood County and had
been active ill church work.
Survivim: in addition to the hus
band are three brothers. Sylves
t, i Mellon of Knka. John Melton
ol Svlva. and Sam Melton of
W.iv ni- vfille: four sisters, Mrs.
Will Hooper of Cow-arts, Mrs. Pink
Sisk and Mis Lane Arrington of
W av uesv ille. Houte 1. and Mrs. Joe
Mills of Sylva, Houte 1.
t;,u i ell t uneral Home was in
charcc of arrangements.
M HS. I.AUHA CIIAI1L
Piuieral services for Mrs. Laura
Crahl. 7!). widow of William A.
Ciahl. who died in a hospital in
t b.iltanooa, Tennessee after a
torn: illness, were held Saturday
minimi;; m the Pirst Presbyterian
Cl, in ih here The Hov. Malcolm R.
Williamson, pastor, offlcated, and
lni i ,i I was in Green Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Joe Tale, Kob
, i I I . Coin. .1 T. Russell, Spauldinq
Aiider- on. and Kill and Kred Plott.
Siirv iv inn are a daughter, Mrs.
Sain Plott. with whom Mrs. Grahl
in. ide In r home: Iwo sons, Linwood
Ci.lil ol W'aynesville and Wayne
Ciald of Sulphur. La., one half
hiollior, Miller Robinson of South
Carolina: and ten grandchildren.
A 1 1 anceiuenls were under the di
i i i i ion of Garrett Puneral Home.
Don't elIlt Thcml
Tsl t irP ilrnuneii ih lldnfyt to An
mnrv , l .ii jb. Their l k l to kfp th
(l,. ii, l.lmwl tlrrnm (ro of n of
,,m,- inniuriliim. Tha art o( llTlnl - K
in ronolantly prnduHnu wt
m il o r I tin kiiinpy mUBt remove from
til.. l,l"..il it Ki'on heHlh in to endure.
Win n (!)' kiitneyn tail lo (unction b
Niiliiu. iiiletided. there, in retention of
(' Hmt mny ("" hody-wlde. dia
, , (inn muy milter nsKKltlK harkrhe.
,., tM .lenl hi H'Inche, nil Hi ke "(dl'new.
,llini: nil ninlil". Kwellmu, puflineM
iirMii r Die even leel tired, nervoun. ill
we n in)l . , ,
ln.iui.nl. ncuntv or tili'nlnj pnesapeii
arr H,,n.ilirie (nrllier evidence o( kld
,,, v or l.l.nMc r Hlntiirlimee.
the . ..Ki'iwrl i"l 1'OiI'e-I r.-ii( nien
i Hliireile -nedii-ine tc helo the kidney.
, ,,. ,.. fMMH. ..;-. Wi ,
( I ,i.'n 'i. Tlo'V llHve had mure
ilein !." yam ol pul'li'-approval Are
, '.,,(Hi.r I he ri.iinli-y over. Inaiat on
f)..f,'n. S..I.I at H d"K elorei
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