? Soxer Jailed
BfltA, White Sox center
^?glumly in a Chicago
Ka after being arrested
B: of attacking the 21-,
Kite of an army private.
whose name is with
B*v.h police to Comiskey
Be she pointed out Riv
^feedlv admitted visiting
^Eent but denied the at
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Iaths
?l. penland
? service- were held
Hjfternoon in Central
Bchuriii at Clyde for
?penland. 86, who died
Bie in Clyde Monday
Hlouinc a long illness.
? George Starr and the
I MeCracken officiated
Hnt was in Hon-A-Vent
? were Jerry * and
?v Paul Robinson. John
Hili.ii MiCracken and
Hand life-long resident
Hr. Penlano was the son
He George and Emily
Hand ui Haywood Coun
Ha retired farmer.
H are the widow, Mrs.
Hmui.d Penland; three
I I'enland of Chester,
H Redmond Penland of
H. and dim Penland of
He daughters, Mrs. Cecil
H Clyde, Mrs, Bernard
Hf Wfukeegan, 111., and
? Barrett of JIazelwood;
H M Penland of Clyde,
Hildren and four great
ICE T. INGRAM J
sen'ices were held this
n the Woodland Baptist
George Thornton In
son of Mr and Mrs.
Ingram of Clyde. Route
d in his parents' home
eht after an extended
Garnett Jamison, pastor
th, officiated and burial
tasant Hill Cemetery,
!? in addition to the par
?'o sisters. Mrs. Dannie
isheviUe. Route 2 and
1 Wall of Detroit, Mich.;
ts Thomas Ingram of
te 1 and Frank Ingram
toute 2.
nents were under the
tGaii. it Funeral Home.
ted States has about 5
' the v,..i id's land sur
?
servers of the moon be
orrecth that the dark
tn its surface were
ord Funeral Home
I Mutual Burial Ass'n
Phone 147
""ton, Dial 3535
^a?nr Service
taWlowte 1
1 inmost respite \
the cant write. j
Uwt voter's X?
BHar-REWSTERED
I Have Through
F* 23 To Register
\
Republican
Women Organize
In The County
The first women's Republican
! organization in Haywood County
I was formed Tuesday night at Can
ton and Mrs. Mabel Kick.man was
named chairman of the club.
Hugh Monteith of Sylva. Kepub- I
lican candidate for Congress from
the 12th District will address the
club tonight.
Mrs. Roy Loftin is the organiza
tions secretary; Mrs. Mabel Harris,
treasurer; and Mrs. Katye Hamlett.
recording secretary. A vice-presi
dent will be named later.
A charter with the National Fed
eration of Republican Women's
I Clubs, of Washington. D. C? has
been applied for.
All interested persons are invit
ed to attend Thursday's meeting,
and additional members are solicit
ed for the club, which has been set
up as a permanent organization
The wotneu will take an active
part in the Get Out The Vote move
during the coming days, and will
participate in other activities of
the party.
Use Want Ads for quick results
Cecil Personals
By MRS J EDGAR Bl'RNETTE
Community Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. James M Reeves
! ai.d sons spent the past week as
quests of My*. Reeves- sisler. Mrs
| A. M. Roger and family of Clarks
' \ ille, lnd.
Mrs. Coy Pressley and Mrs. Clyde
! Caldwell spent Tuesday with rela
I lives at Glenville.
| Miss Lucy Clark visited her
I brother. Bill Clark and family of
I Newport News. Va.. last week.
Mrs Dallas Clark is spending
this week with them because of the
illness of Mrs. Bill Clark who is
to have an operation soon.
Mrs. ijcott Burnett, who under
went a serious heart operation at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore. Md last Wednesday is
reported as recovering rapidly. She
hopes to make the trip home within
two weeks after site is discharged
from the hospital.
Natural gas is less poisonous
than manufactured gas because
manufactured gas contains carbon
monoxide.
S. Clyde WSCS '
Holds Meeting
By MRS KYLE L1NDSEV >
Community Correspondent r
a
The W.S.C.S. of Louisa Chapel j
had its regular monthly meeting at ,j
the home of Mrs. Loyde Justice. j.
Mrs. C. N. Clark had charge of
the program: "Every Good and }
Perfect Gift Cometh from Above " t
t he Society decided to observe a '
week of prayer the last week in
1 October.
There were three visitors. Mrs ! j
1 W iley Snyder. Mrs. Mattie Mann, |
nd Mrs Joe Hhodarmer,
The PTA of the Clyde School met
n the schooi auditorium with Mrs
lark Ca^iey. the president, in
barge The Rev. D. D. Gross
iave the devotion. An interest
ng talk on safety ip prevention of
ires ami first aid was made U> Mr.
Irovvn of the F.nka Corporation
The group voted to help in the
lallowe'en carnival which will tie
he last of the month.
i
The COP had a picnic supper
ast week at the cemetery where
tbe men were doing >me work.
The community extends its sym
pathy to the family of the Ute Jess
fowler and the late Rufua Pen
land.
Joe Killlan is seriously ill at the
home of a daughter, Mrs. Robert
Lindsey.
John Loudon McAdam is credit
ed with Inventing the macadam
road.
Britain claims that her farms
produce more per acVe than any
1 other farm land.
With A Store Full Of Outstanding BARGAINS
FOUR BIG DAYS - Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday
Special Purchase for 88c Days
GO Ladies' Beautiful All Wool, $19.95
COATS . . . Now $],4*88
First Quality and Guaranteed
Ladies' $1.98 Outing
gowns :::::: $1.68
Ladies' Regular 22c Rayon
PANTIES ::: 6 pr 88c
Boy's Winter Weight
onion suits ::: $1.28
Boy's 19c Value
SOCKS :::: 10 pr 88c
t '
Men's Cotton and Rayon 75c
SOCKS . . : : 6 pr 88c
Children's $3.48 (sizes 8l/t to 3)
SHOES $2 88
5 Per Cent Wool
blankets : ::: $2.88
Men's 8-oz. Regular $2.48
overall pants : $1.88
Men's 8-oz. Regular $2.98
overalls :::: $2 08
Ladies' Pretty Cotton and Rayon
blouses 88c
Children's Good Grade Cotton v
dresses ::::: 88c
Over 600 Pairs Ladies' $6.95 Casuals and
SPORT OXFORDS. $5.88
All colors and all sizes
9
Ladies' 25c Good Value
SOCKS :::: 6 pr 88c
Girl's Lace TriiAmed Regular $1.00
SUPS 88c
Regular 48c Plaid
OUTING :::::: 38c
?
Special Bargain For 88c Days
FACE CLOTHS 12 for 88c
YOU ALWAYS GET
MORE FOR TOUR
MONET AT
RELK-HUDSON'S
RATH TOWELS 2 ior 88c
HAND TOWELS 5 lor 88c
Regular $1.98, 70 by 90 Cotton
RLANKETS : : : : $1.68
Girl's Regular $1.98, All Sizes and Colors
RLUE JEANS : .! : $1.88
BelKiHudson
Men's 100'r All Wool, Regular $16.50
Flannel and Gabardine
PANTS $9.98
Men's Regular $2.59 Heavy Weight
union suits :: : $1.98
Men's 10?',' All Wool, Regular $36.50
suits : :: : $28-88
? *
80 Square, Regular 29c
PRINTS ::: 4 yds 88c
51 Gauge, 15 Denier, First Quality
NYLON HOSE : ! : 58c
Regular $1.00 Dan River
ginghams :::: 88c
Regular $1.29 Cone Heavy
bath towels : : 88c
Regular $2.29 First Quality, Muslin
cannon sheets : $1.88
Entire Stock Regular $1.00 Costume
jewelry .:::: 88c
First Quality, 60-gauge, regular $1.00
NYLON HOSE .... 88c
Ladies' Regular 39c Deep Tone
SOCKS 3 pr 88c
Large Selection Values To $1.59 Ladies'
HAND BAGS 88c
Men's White and Colored Dress
SHIRTS $1.88
t
100';; All Wool. Satin Round $9.95
BLANKETS .... $8-88
All colors, and a wonder bargain