1. education
2. school

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
N. C.
THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE,
Vnndpville To Be
Given By Locals
Personals
vanAvinp nroflrram
i- " ,
ntprf
-bv local people wiU oe
staged at the Waynewood Theatre
Friday night, under the direction ofa
Mrs Allison, who recently staged
The particicontest here.
beauty
Louie
Mr.
pants in the contest will take part m
Mr. John Shacklett and
BaVz. of New Smyrna Fla., are
he vaudeville acts Friday night,
which will consist of tap dancing,
Mrs. Ed Bright and family.
singing, a negro chorus, a
had as chorus
of "Love Origin' in min- pantomin
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Maph
the week, Mr. Kcd-etrel effect, as well as impertuiwu;
their guest during
of famous movie stars, and a swe
Harris, of Sylva.
splitting performance by "Aunt" Ida
of At- Mullis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Byerly
the week"ts overMr.
No increase in price will be charged.
lanta, were the
Emma
mother,
latter's
the
of
end
returned
Mr R X Barber has trip.
extended
business
from an
frieniS
Rune
Mi
week
the
dur.ns
in Asheville
a
n
t
mim-suu-
fc
rt
Fifth Sunday Meet- - j American Legion
ing To Be At Olivet Wants Drums And
IP Hospital
of a drum and bugle crps
can
underway.
About a year ago tVic
were loaned to a nun i,;';
U!
about town, and nnw .v,,..
practice ur.c'e
Gibson can begin.
Legion
The instrument fj, u
post office with j. H v'l. .; at
UUBi
Mrs. George
Seldon Waldo,
who have been
the euests of
u
I
I
Bugles Returned
regular fifu Sunday Union
Me.-.'nof the Haywci Baptist
Officials of the American
will be held at Olivet
u.u,I15
Baotist church at Maggie, Sunday, are anxioustoir.av
the Legion be returned Hyatt
September 29. The program commit- - belonging
the organization Davis.
ee has chosen a doctrinal Drogram at once in order that
wilt;
day.
theme
Ihe
the
f:r
Baptist Believe." This
be "What
topic should be cf interest to every.
Baptist in Haywood county, especially!
those who have no special reason fori
being a member cf the Baptist
church. It js the earnest desire of the
program will
committee that tha
prove to be interesting and profitable
to a hrge number cf representatives
from evjry church in the county. This
will be an all day meeting with picnic
dinner. Officers for the coming yeav
will be electei.
people
different
Young
from
churches will present the following
prog; am:
5
Sunday School.
J. Y, Matthews.
Special Music.
10:30-11:0- 0
What Baptist Believe
About Baptism Yoijng People of
Sp.'ing Hill Baptist Church.
11:00-11:3What Baptist Believe
0
About the Lord's Supper Young People from West Canton Baptist church.
11:30-12:1Sermon Rev. Thomas
5
Erwin.
12:15-1:1- 5
Lunch.
1:15-1:3- 0
Devotional M'.l Chapman.
1:30-2:0- 0
What Bapjtis'ts Beflieve
About the Bible Young People from
East Canton Baptist church.
2:00-2:3- 0
What Baptists Believe
Freedom Young
About Religious
People from Waynesville.
2:30-3:0- 0
What Baptists Believe
About God Clyde Young People.
3:00-3:3- 0
What Baptists Believe
H a z e Iw o o d
About Perseverance
Young People.
The
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ADMISSIONS
Mr. W. 0. Kuykendall.
Mr. Dillard Mills.
Mrs. Amelia Brass.
Mr. P. E. Moody.
Mr. Tom Carver.
Mrs. Theodore Inman.
Mrs. Maybelle Strickland.
Mrs. Otis Burgin,
Miss Helen Jolly.
Mr. Lecn Underwood.
Mr. N. B. Revis.
Mrs. Husih Leatherwcod.
Mr. Harvey Church.
Mrs. Wid Cunningham.
Master Chaneelcr Howell.
Master Eugene Howell.
Mrs. D. W, Hicks.
Miss Mary Joe Howell, daughter
Howell, oi
Waldo and son. Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Robertgone to Bre
la., Jonathan's Creek, has
of Gainesville
the Bre
spending sometime as vard where she will enter
vard College, where she win De a stuMr. and Mrs
year.
Wither, have returned to their home. dent this
DISMISSED
left on
Master Chanceior Howell.
Mrs Manson Shook, who has been
Mrs. J. Rufus
Master Eugene Howell.
her daughter, Mrs. John
Saturday for a visit to relatives in the gue.t of cnmotimp,
n..nr.n
Mr. Harvey Church.
, left on Friday
yUCtll, AVI
Kingstree and Georgetown,
Mrs. Maybelle Strickland.
for her home in West Asheville.
during
Mrs. Theodore Inman.
Mr. James A. G. Davey left
DeMr.
P. E, Moody.
to
trip
business
a
f,-had
for
week
,l
m,.
I..
T
Rramlett
the
..11. ftliu
Amelia Brass.
Mrs.
Mr.
troit.
as their guests during the week,
Miss Dorothy Mae McBride.
sun,
aim
K.
L.
rovvier
Mrs.
and
Master George Goodson.
Mr. Aaron Prevost has returned Mr and Mrs. Waldo Sparrow, of
Mr. Madison Carver.
from a business trip to Boston,' Mass., Chapel Hill. Mrs. Fowler before her
Mrs. Thomasine Bremmer.
Bramlett,
and Richmond, Va.
Almane
Miss
was
has marriage
Mrs. Sam Williamson.
son will reMiss Catherine Barnette, who
George and she and her young
Mrs. Jim Burch and baby.
Mr.
but
visit,
been visiting her sister, Mrs
fortnight's
main for a
Miss Ethel McCoy.
Fowler
Mr.
A. Kunze, has returned to likeulle,
year. and Mrs. Sparrow and
this
Miss Thelma Williams.
teach
will
she
where
N. C,
have returned to Chapel Hill.
Mis, Blanche Havkins.
Gay,
Mr?. M. H. Bowles. Mrs. S. P.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norman, of Marsh, Miss Martha Mock, Mrs.
Mrs.
and
Jr.,
Barber,
N.
Mrs. Richard
to Griffin, Ga., were the guests over the George Kunze, Miss Catherine Bar-rio- f.
motored
Jr..
Hardin.
Lauriston
week-en- d
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard N.
Kppner. Mrs. Mar
tr Van
Asheville on Monday.
Jr. tbo latter having accom guerite Barron, Miss Diana Black,
panied them to Waynesville after
Mrs. C. N. Sisk, Mrs. John N. Shool-brefortnight's visit with them.
Mrs. Dan Watkins, Mrs. Hugh
Massie, Miss Nancy Killian, Mrs. W.
Miss Frances Rose, daughter of F. Swift, Mrs. J. W. Killian. Mrs. R.
Ferguson,
FOR RENT Cottage and apartment. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rose, left on Mon L. Coin, Mrs. Josephine
day for Brevard College, where she Miss Margaret Ashton, Mrs. E. B.
Mrs. W. T. Crawford.
wiil resume her work.
Camp, Miss Ethel Craig, Mrs. Eugene
APARTMENT EUR RENT 2 or 3
Purcell, Mrs. L. M. Richeson, and Mrs.
PriTO
CLUB
water.
cold
MUSIC
Hot and
WAYNESVILLE
rooms.
Charles Burgin.
Mrs.
porch.
HOLD FIRST MEETING
vate entrance. Back
Hp
Horace Ferguson, EaM Street.
Mis. Walter Hawk, who formerly
On Saturday afternoon at three
Joe Louis, negro, of Detroit, knocks
in Waynesville, but who has
lived
Club
Wflvnpsville
thp
Music
nVlnrlFOR
years in ed out Max Baer in the early stages
ONE PAIR LARGE MULES
several
residing
for
been
fall
meeting
of
the
will hold the first
SALE See R. N. Barber and
An Taylorsville, spent Tuesday in town of the fourth round of a scheduled
ltc with Mrs. Robert H. Stretcher.
bout in New York Tuesday
interesting program of miscellaneous as the guest of relatives.
night before 90,000 people who paid
Hugh A.
Mrs.
given.
be
will
or
music
Jiouse
-Furnished
FOR RENT
has returned over a million dollars to see less than
Miss Diana Black
Love, president, will preside.
apartment. Miss Lois Harrold.
from a visit to relatives in Charlotte. 12 minutes of actual fighting.
Baer, until a few months ago,
WOMEN TO SERVE
WANTED Someone going to Miami 1UPTIST
Miss Mary Quinlan was among heavy weight champion of the world,
AT
FAIR
LUNCHES
Dunham
to drive a roadster. Phone
was knocked down twice in the third
those motoring to Asheville on
House,
round once for a count of nine, Only
The members of the various circles
tn bp savpJ bv Kp hpll.
serve
will
church
Baptist
desirable Florida of the
Mrs.! The
WILL TRADE
and
Bridges
T.
J.
face was a mass
Mrs.
Mr.
and
County
Haywood
during
the
bus-- 1
property for mountain cabin site lunches The
0f cuts and bruises, while the smil- derived will go to J. A. Smith were in Asheville on
funds
Fair.
timber
some
water,
rumning
J
with
ing (larkey looked none the worse for
building. ness Friday.
view. Can offer 10 acres ward the new Sunday school
Willis.
26, 1935
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WANT ADS
Joe Louis Knocks
Out Baer In Fourth
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and
l the scrap.
Louis, 21, married just
thrpp hniirs Vipfnrp fVip hntlp
on Thurs- i?fULUV finlirpf
.
.wv.,.. lpft
Baer went into the ring with a
day for New York City, after spendt
nn,i Mrs Xra'tnn Rrendle an ing several weeks at his home. He
weight advantage on his op211, while Louis
birth of a daughter, Ruth will resume his work at the Museum ponentweighing
the
nounce
grapefruit
hrarinir
at. men of Natural History.
weighed
189.
on September
Patricia,
trees on tots if desired. Titles clear home on the Balsom Road.
taxes paid.: Write fully, withr,
maps or pictures, to Edwin A.
Stuart, Florida.
Sept.
For Your Fall Apparel Needs!
Does The New Clothes Problem Loom
Large This Fall?
BIRTH
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ANNOUNCEMENT
It's a real quality service
smartly new again
W,
V.
in,
It.
Inc.
G. SWDKIK
BETHEL JUNIORS CUYE SEN'l
PARTY
The junior class of Bethel
School fflve the senior class a
at the hierh school ei ound? on Ft
evening of September 2Uth. An
gram pt interesting activiues
given; The first item on the prof
r
vvaa a ovii.wii
you sit back and let Essolene power and Essolube
ease sweep you over the cool countryside.. and the car never makes a
sound to interfere with the voice you like to hear best in the world..
When darkness terminatud
game, a pionic lunch was
thei
d
serve
nnnihpr of vaults
foonlfu r,laro1
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and eonclUilt'Jt
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hv sim?inir "Goo
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Will Please Hoth You and Your
Car.
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new
with
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things last spring's will do a splendid job of keeping
you well dressed at small cost if you bring them here for
expert cleaning.
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on paved road, all cleared, suitable
for orange grove, 40 miles from
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