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THE CAROLINA MOTTIS tAINEEK
THURSDAY, 8Rf rBMBKR tt.";&s
JUST BB GLAD.
Personal
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I Miss Dorothy Lane wai an Ashe-
-i-'- j villa visitor Friday.
Oh, Heart of Mine, we shouldn't .-.:; .
-- Worry so! V' ! I Mr. W. A. Palmer, Jr. of Canton
What we've missed of calm W could- was a visitor Tuesday.
have you know.! - ,:j' I - ' ' . i
What we've met of stormx pain and. f Dorothy Wiliama is attending
sorrow's driving ralii, school at Cullowhee this winter.
We can better meet again if it Wow. v
win iiana oiacK nas returned
'rWeoer and BefcGemtt U
Splva were in Waynesville Wednes
day.
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j Hr. Carl Plonk of Kings Mountain
Is stopping at the Kenmore for tet-
eraldays.
George Sherrill, Jr. of Aaheville
spent the week-end with his parents.
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Mr. Garnet Henson. of Raleigh was
visitor Here-last week,
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O. L. Briggs and W. L. Lamkln
' went to Asheville Tuesday to accom
r Harry Houston ef -Miami,--who haa'pany the delegates of the American
been visiting John Grantier, returned I Water W,orka Association here,
home Monday. - j
o u , . !' Mrs. Grady Clayton oi Beta is vh.
. Miss Sarah Hill Hannsh left Sun- mng her parents, Mr. and Mr.. J. R,
day forxington where she will re- Boyd,
port a -term of court ,
morrow
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For we know not everjrmc
Can be sad. ... "
So forgetting all the fcttpW j ' i
Let us fold away
And put by our foolfe
And tliroaarh all the m
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i . James
Alton Feter of tIwaSle
guest of friends a few days last
Mr. and Mrs. WHt-- yatt awd
children have moved to West Asha-
ville. fP
Mr. F. W. Welchof JUMUlsrftent
the week-end at his home on Branner
avenue. f
Mr. J. B. Siler left Sunday for Wake
'Forest where he will enter school.
this fall. rr ,
' Mrs. Edward Hardin and two chil
dren of Wilmington are guests tvth
Georgia Home.
from a two week's visit in Charlotte.
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Mrs. J, K. Boone, who was injured
Lin a fall several weeks Ago, is arad
uaiiy improving at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Massie.
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Mr. Willis Smith 0f Baleigh arrived
Saturday to spend several days with
Ms' wife at the home of heir parents,
Mff'Htid' Mrs. W. T. Lee before Us
return hone.
-...Mrs. S, Jane Parks who has been
coming to. WayneevLUe for the past
twenty years to spend the summer,
returned to her home 4n Qreenwood,
S. C. last waek.
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Miss Louise Rotha left Monday for
Greensboro where she will enter N. C,
C. W. as a Sophomore. On account
of her excellent record Miss Rotha
Little Miss Jacqueline Rose of High
rintjf. spending the month with Mr.
and Mrs! Felix Alley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stanfteld
of St. Petersburg. Fla. spent several
days here last week.
Emmett Balentine of Ware Shoat :
S. C. i spending the winter with his
sister, Mrs. Clayton Walker.
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Miss Janet Quinlan has gone o
Lynohburg Vtu o enter Randolph-
nacon as a Senior this year.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brian of Den
ver, Col. are visiting Mrs. BrisnV
brothers, Clayton and Paul Walker.
Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Padsrett af
iaHs, Texas are visiting relatives
and friends here for a short while...
H. G. Stone sold the Lucile Herren
Mrs. Elmer Green with her infant
son, Elmer, Jr. has returned to her
home in Haielwood.
7Z12S'.'. 1M
G. N. Henson, Jr. of "Raleigh re
turned home last week ajteg spend-
ing the summer here.
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Mr. L.G. ArmstroajjMf 'SavanaiKf
was swardad . Salli. HAoth.il r- :f ,ov " ywoou stwt w u. r.
scholarship.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crary of Han-
Lloyd Tate left Thursday for Blow
ing Rock where he will spend a few
days before going to New York to
accompany Mrs. Tate home. ,
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Misses Hazel Ferguson and be
brada Fisher will leave Sunday f.r
Duke University where they will en
ter as Sophomores this year.
Mrs. Sarah L. Mills and daughter,
Mrs. L. B. Allen of Montrose, Col. ;
are guests of Mrs. Mills' brother, Mr i
Dr M.-KiUlanA for several weeks.
Miss Sue Willard Lindsley accom
panied her cousins, the Misses Tel-
lord, to Asheville where they spent
several days before the Misses Tel-' nBii.trooj Rh-j
lord returned to their home In Rich
mond, Kentucky,
Fred Frauds of Canton was hare
Tuesday.
Miss Annie Bell of Canton waa a
visitor Friday.
William New left Tuesday for
Christ's School at Arden.
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Mr. George T. Knight of Balsam
'WaA lt visitor Tuesday.
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t . Ralph HoweU of Asheville visited
Joe Howell last week.
ramose nan oi uuliowDee was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Vernie Phillips was an Ashe
ville-visitor Tuesday.
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Mr. Charles Perry of Balsam vis
ited In WaynesviUe Tuesday.
Mr. Will Coble left "Sunday for
Miami where he will enter the real
estate business.
W. A. Almony of Jacksonville has
been spending' several weeks at the
Georgia Home.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hearst Burgin have
moved into their new residence on the
.
H.
Mrs. Curtis Logan, Jr. has return
ed from Palm Beach after a visit
to her sister, Mm Robert Osborne.
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Miss Nan Kiliian has returned to
Canton, after her vacation, to resume
her work as Secretary of the T. M.
C. A.
Mr. ' E. J. HoweU, a prosperous
farmer at Jonathan's Creek, has been
seriously ill for several weeks at his
home.
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Mr. J. D. Boone and Earl Tew mo
tored to Spartanburg Monday. Mrs.
Boone .accompanied them to Ashe
ville.
George Plott and Linwood Gahl
who attended, the American Legion
convention in Fayetteville have re
turned home. '
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Mrs. Wayne Brackett and Billy, of
Winstori.Salen ' are visiting Mn.
Bracken's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Herren have
returned to Washington, D. C, after
visiting Mrs. Herren ' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. V. Phillips.
Men Sloan, Ralph Prevost, Richard
and Howard Covintgon left Monday
for Chapel Hill where they will be in
school at the University this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dan toft and
AN Af fl.ln. .rj.!,J U TTT A
W. Hoffman, Secretary of the r " .3 ' .
Chamber of Commerce of Sylva, and, , ( . : -,...
C. C. Buchanan also of that place, u.k. Jfu.ii . . . 4
Aa.lJ. A 1 m M"B"n imwufll wait ICeiTV vOOlUf
Klrkpatrick. our Register of Deeds. I Motorcade Tuesday.
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Mr. H. W. Howell, who with hit! John Grantier left Monday to enter
lomas i,rary or Han- -'. , . ' .ui ... , . mn- - niioeorana
cock, N. Y. recently celebrated their :. J , r "TT i ter Maragaret of Canton were Way- ....
sixtieth wedding anniversary. This WM a vlsitor here week.t summer with his parents at their , nesvi,fe s , Mceure Furniture Co. iVdoinf bua.
wiU be of interest to their many Mr ' 4n Mr. Vohlrt n.h residence formerly owned by .... iness. at the old Square Deal stand on
Waynelle friends. pI 0' "'"r' Mr,. R. Duke Hay of Black Moun-' Main street. We will have a complete
Oshornn. n.r.t. nr J M t v : Dovle Allev. nuunr nf Wtrn.Uin 41,6 "t of Mrs. Phil Car-
Dr. Rufua L. Allan left Tuesday
row for Augusta Military Academy,'0 -New .York where he -wUl aceompay
near Stranton, Va. ' ' jhis niece, Mrs. Franklin Day and her
' 'children to Wayneaville for an ex-
Mrs. C. A. Hildebrand and dangh- tended visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Green and
children of Balsam have moved ta
Wayneaville for the winter and are
occupying one of the Harbeck bungs
lows near Dr. Smathers'. '
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Miss Margaret jfcDowell who is
teaching in Hendersonville visited
Oa. leaves today alter spending tne Mrs. DeLacy Monday. Miss Mc
summer at the Palmef Hjuuei -j kDowell was a member of the faculty
Abel. Oklahoma-Pacific Mutual Life lnsu
ranee Agency, who has had head-
Miss Lula Bell Parris of Marion is quarters in Asheville since Mav. was a
visiting her mother at Lake JtinaluskH. ' visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Alley is visit
Miss Parris attended school st Brensj -ing Mr. .ttey's parents in Jackson
last year.
in the citv school last vear.
Miss Mary Klrkpatrick Jef tl Mon-l .
day for Greenwood, S. 6. where sne" Mrs. K. E. Montgomery and children
will be in school at Lander College. I Emerson and Doris left Monday for
tVlVt
Mr. and Mrs. George Bust and Har-( will join her husband who is taking
ry ranter irom r ernandlne, ia. are a special course ajt, Johns Hopkins,
ait Mrs. Briggs' for the remainder of' .....
September. I Miss Isabel Ferguson has gone to
.. , . j Atlanta where she has accepted the
Mrs. W. T. Lee anjl MtscrByelyn 'position, s secreUry in the Y. W.
Lee leave by motor today for Sweet-. C. A. Miss Ferguson was graduated
wateT.Tenn. where the will 'visit Mrs.-with honors from Agnes Scott this
D.W.Dickey. v Spring.
Mrs.L.-!E. Green attended, the mar
riage of Miss Valeria Medford of
Clyde to Mr. Grady Burney of Aber-
county.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Grimball and
children and Mrs. GrimbaU's sister,-
Mrs. Cannon, returned Sunday to
Charleston after spending thev sum
mer at their home in Grimball Park,
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Misses Nannie Tate, Dorothy
deeh Wednesday,
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The Wayneaville Township High
School is planning to nlay the Ashe-
Baltimore where Mrs. Montgomery, ville High Scjiool in, the nrstfootball.Seaver, Harriet Boyd, Ruth Reynolds.
game of -this saeson on Asheville's Josephine Coman and Katherine Ray
court Saturday. . j left. Monday for Greensboro where
. . - ' - - . . , . tney win enter scnooi at w.- u. U. w
raui martin left by motor Wedne?- ....
day for Fort Houston, Va. where he' Frank Ferguson, Gladstone M.
will join his brother John and" togeth. Dowell, Ralph Howell, Clyde Fisher,
er-they vdll attend he Radio Fair in Mint Reed, William Sloan and Sidney
New York. Mr. Martin expects to be Martin leave Sunday for Duke UttK
away for two weeks5. ' j , jVemity. ' .. . V
line of ' furniture. Call and us.
Clure Furniture Co.
Mc-
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Edwin Howell and Charles Badgett
raway on Branner avenue.
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Mrs. Fred Saunders who has boon
visiting her parents in Asheville has left Sunday for Providence, R. I.,
returned to her home. j where "ey will enter school at Brown
" Universitv.
r ,Mrs. D. A. Baker of Salisbury is
the guest of Mrs. Rufus L. Allen at
her home on Main street. 1
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Mr. Jack Lapsley visited his
mother, Mrs. James Lapsley and sis
ter Agnes at Montreat-Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Miller who has been
visiting at her home in North Web
ster, Indiana, returned Wednesday.
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l'j lTAlm ..J Mm Ta. T..-l...all .1
Mrs. P. L. Turbyflll left Sunday to
visit Mrs. Garnet Henson in Raleigh.
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Bishop Horner made . his annual
visit to Grace church Sunday and ad.
ministered the right of cotjflrmatiop.
Presidential elections are an old
story to the Majectlc Range, accord
ing to Hyatt St Co. who are holding
a special exhibit of these well-known
ranges-at their store all this week.
They say there are Majesties in homes
in this county that have gone through
Ave national elections and are still
giving good service. Ten presidential
terms 'have passed since the first' of
these famous ranges was manufactur
ed. The exhibit of new model Majesties-at
Hyatt A Co. is well worth
a visit. A fine set of cooking uten
sils the choice of two seta is be
ing given away free with every Ma
jestic purchased during the week
Greatest U
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SiffWegiffs Thutffigy, Sept. 24; Ends Saturday Sept. 26
Wpj many wonderful yiuue.i used cars. All these cars must go regardless of price, as
4 we need' the storage space. It does not cost you anything to come and
ri$0 these cars over. Below we list a few of these cars. We are offering:
" 3 Days; Mursday, Friday and Saturday
j -M d Nash Touring, 1924 Mpdel 1 Buick luritig, 1923 Mo el
LfniTclJwiodel 1 Chevrolet Goupe, '24 model
i ;Reo Touring 1924-Model 1 Dodge Touring, 24 Model
J Averland Touri?S?fcModel jp 1 Ford Tod Truck, '25 Model
lodel H 1 Ford Tourinit,;24 Model
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