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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNT AINEEE
PAGE THEES
Crabtree Society
Holds Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Crabtree Meth
odist Church met Thursday after
noon at the honi?. of Mrs. f. L
Safford with Mrs. Marshall Kirk
patrick, president, presiding
Mrs. W. F. Ferguson led the di
vptional and Mrs. L. O. Ferguson
was in charge of the program. The
latter presented Mrs. c. O. Newell
2nd Mrs. Millard Ferguson who
discussed Pakistan.
The president announced that a
Week of Prayer service will be held
at Davis Chapel on Sunday, Novem
ber 13, at 2:30 p. ni. with all circles
in the charge participating.
Opens CIO Session
Medical Advances Make
Life Lines Longer
CHICA8A (UP) Moie than
twice as many old people died here
last year as in 1920.
This was due to advances in
medical science. In 11)20, 21 per
cent of Chicago deaths were per
sons 65 years and older. Last eai
the figure was 44 per cent
DRUGS ARE
LIKE BOOKS..
You can't tell how good
they are by just looking
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Take no chances
lime proven:
insist
vol R HEALTH
WITH PROVEN PRODUCTS!
Your Walgreen Agency
JETIS
DRUG STORE
Home Owned and Operated
hii'itd on Us Your Doctor Does.
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Philip Murray
Phillip Miii i.i v.. i- iv , i, (!,,
PIVMcliiil ni tin- t'K) l.rt week
.members cunliininl Uirir drive
to eject t'oniimnii t-. I'roin top
union posts. Mmr.i and other
right-will)' olluials unv elected
hy acclamation on the elosin;
day of the convention at Cleveland.
Deaths
. UOSCOF. C. PANJu'EU.
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Funeral services for Rascoe C.
Pannell. 47. of Syiva, who died j
Monday night at the home of his
. ister. Mrs. Floyd Fisher; after a
long illness, were held Wednesday
n Urn Huff Creek Baptist Church
it Addle.
' The Rev. Robert Pruitt and the
lev. Thad Dietz officiated and in
ei inent was In" Old Fields Ceme-
'lery.
Pallbearers were Billy and Paul
Pannell, Lincoln Schulet, Clayton
- )iei.. t;erald Tayior, and Clyde
Fisher.
" A carpenter by trade, Mr. Pan
;e!l had been engaged recently in
oust Miction work in Rhode Island
He served two years in the V. S
avy, three years with the U. S
'oast Cuard.
Surviwng in addition to Mrs.
I e her are the lather. John Pannell
I HaKnn; six brothers, Fred. Gar
me. Vernon, Burl, Gerald, and
i raig Pannell of Sylva; and two
sister ,, Mrs. Johnny White of Sylva
and Mrs. Kduin Crowe of Tucka
seeee. Arrangements were under the
direction of Crawford Funeral
Home .
MRS. MARTHA AMMONS
Funeral services were held this
afternoon for Mrs. Martha Ann
Amnions, 7(i, who died Tuesday at
the home of a daughter, Mrs, Man
uel Ashe of Balsam, after a long
illness.
The Rev. Ben Cook officiated and
liorint u'n in Mirirllptnn fVmeterv.
i in iamn oi joiiii casey w ishes Pallbearers were Marion Ashe,
expicss men- deepest apprccia-1 Hobart Pressley, Wes Henry, Horn
(ions to many friends both white Locust, Mack Mathis, and Clem
ano colored lor the kindness and ,n0yle.
CARD OF THANKS
sympathy shown durum the sick
ness and deatli of our beloved hus
band and lather, also for the nice
floral tributes.
Maggie Casey and family.
Want. Ads
FOR SALE- Cprighl piano in good
condition. Has new felts. Price
$(i.r).0(). See at 3(17 Boundary St.
N 10-14
Surviving in addition to Mrs.
Ashe, are one daughter, Mrs. E.
O. Moses of Hendersonville; one
son, Dennis Amnions of Balsam;
two sisters, Mrs. Addle Clauze of
Gastonia, and Mrs. Lulu Amnions
of Balsam, and several grandchild
ren. Arrangements were under the
direction of Garrett Funeral Home.
Be Sure To Have Your
Polar Bear Well Done
FUHNISIIKI)
CHICAGO (UP) The American
APARTMENT FOR , Veterinary Medical Association has
RENT Steam heal. Bedroom,
new, private hath lull and show
er, living room, kitchenette. Out
let for elect l ie stov e refriger
ator, or renter may furnish, 203
East SI. Plume 31(i-V aller 4 p.m.
N 10
WANTED Trucks for hauling logs.
Filter leu-wheelers. See Harry
Lee l.inei or call I lll-li. N 10
just issued a warning which is sure
to interest almost everyone.
'Watch out," says the associa
tion, "for polar bear and walrus
meat."
It seems the association is con
cerned about refugees from Indian
summer heat who venture north
ward. H doesn't want any of them
getting trichinosis from raw or rare
polar bear steak.
Printing Thai
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Modern equipment, plus skilled
workmen, plus new type, plus
best quality papers, assures
you of GOOD PRINTING, and
no extra cost when done by the
commercial printing depart
ment of The Mountaineer.
No matter what your needs,
you will be glad to have had it
done by The Mountaineer. lust
Phone 700 for a representative
to call.
The
Mountaineer
EXAMINE WRECKAGE OF PLANE CRASH IN AZORES
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Three A.M. Wrong Time
For Sorority Visit
COLUMBUS, O. 'UP) An Alpha
Epsilon Pi fraternity pledge at
Ohio State University was let off
with a warning after police found
him hiding behind a davenport in
the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority
house at 3 a. m.
The pledge said his fraternity
brothers had sent him to the sor
ority house on a scavenger hunt
o get a light bulb, a telephone
book and a piece of women's clothing.
TWO AMERICAN AIR FORCi OFFICERS, stationed at the U. S. base at Lages In the Azores, examine the wreck
see of tha Air France airliner which crashed on Mt. Algarvia, bringing death to 48 persons, including
Marcel Cerdan, the French middleweight boxer. Their visit was a preliminary to a thorough investigation
Of the air tragedy Bodies of American victims will be flown back soon, officials announced. (International)
Dr. C. M. Hinkley
Doctor of Dentistry
Boyd Building
Office Hours 9 - 5
Wednesday 9 - 12
Telephone
Office 121
Home 618-R
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