Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 8

EIGHT ASHEVILl.E CITIZEN-TIMES, ASHEVILl.E. N. C. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1934 Two Men Assigned By Park Service To Aid Great Smoky Museum Group; ANTIQUES BEING Heads Club Mails Are Delayed Due To Road Construction To Collect Relics ll.G.WILBURNAND WILLIS KING ARE HEAD Gil CLUB 9fTIJJTrM Mrs.

Polly McCurry Of Rutherford Has Won Many Friends FOREST CITY, Oct. 27. (Special) Great Smokies and has prepared a large relief map of the area. Hy Dr. itrjunt Superintendent Eakln, In appointing the two men.

said that Dr. H. C. Bryant, assistant director. In charge of research and education, of tho National tirk Hervleo, Washington, uppruved th delegation or the men for thla service.

Tnelr work In connection with the museum committee will be on a part-time basis and their salaries and necessary traveling expenses will be paid by the park service. The park service has no funds however, for the acquisition of materials. The two men will act'Mn full cooperation and assist the Western North curollnu and East Tennessee divisions of the museum committee. The Western North Carol iua group Is headed by W. E.

Bird, dean of Western Carolina Teachers' college, at Cullowhee. while tho East Tennessee division Is under the chairmanship of Col. David C. Chapman, of noxvl lie, former cha Irmun of the Tennessee Park commission. Col.

Chapman is also president of the Great Smoky Mountains Conservation association and has long been a leader In the park movement. Supurlntcmai'nt Eakln has characterize the work of gathering park museum material as "very Important." The work of correlating the work of Mr. Wllburn and Mr. King will be done by the latter. The park museum committee was organized several mouths ago for two main reasons; (1) To collect and preserve n-llca and objects ly-fure they are lost, and (3) to hir.e a collection ready to pluco In the museum building where It Is constructed.

Tho committee grup have been active for some time and to date have received a considerably number of donations and promises of many more. Tho public has been extended an Invitation to donate objert-i nf mu.ieurn value to tne committee. Many Objects Wanted The field of collecting 1b not confined to the Groat Smokies, but includes all tho mountain regions of Elected At Meeting Of Kiwanis Group In Rutherfordton RUTHERFORDTON, Oct. 27. (Special) R.

M. Frew, athletic director of the Ccnrtal high school here, has been elected president of the Ruth-erf nrdton-Splndalo Kiwanis club for next year to succeed L. J. Thomas-son, of Splndale. B.

8. Scruggs, of Rutherfordton. was elected first vice president and C. A. Denson, second vice president.

Directors are L. J. Thoinasson, Dr. F. W.

H. Logan. L. E. Spikes.

W. O. deer, C. A. McArthur L.

L. Taylor, K. E. Simpson. R.

M. Morris, and Dr. C. F. Glenn.

The the last meeting of the club, R. M. Schlelc, of Qastonla scout executive of the Piedmont Council. Boy Scouts of America, showed moving pictures of the summer camp at Lake Lanier, and made a talk In which he said there are 2.103 boys enrolled In Piedmont council. Judge Bis mark Capps.

president of the Piedmont council and secretary of the Qastonla Kiwanis club, commended the Scout movement. The club presented Clyde A. Er-win, newly elected State superintendent of education, with a beautiful fountain pen as a token of appreciation of his services to the club and the high esteem in which he in held. Ho Is a former president i BY Relics And Objects To Be Collected For Museum In National Park GATL1NBURG, Oct. 31, (Special) J.

Rom Enkln, superintendent tho orent Smoky Mountains Nfltlonnl Park, has announced the appointment of two men to aid the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Museum committee in the collection and preservation of books, relics, and other objects w.ilch will be displayed In a museum to be built later In the national purk. The wo men detailed to this work by Superintendent Eakln are ATTENTION FARMERS ARMY STORE'S ANNUAL GOLDEN HARVEST SALE Starts Thursday. See Wednesday Citizen Timet. It. M.

KltliW Baptists To Observe Slate Missions Day FRANKLIN, Oct. 27. (Special) State Missions day will be observed by the Franklin Baptist Sunday School on Sunday. There will be a special and a special oHer-Ing for Suite Missions. WARNE.

Oct. 27. (Special) -The man la from Murphy to Warne have betn delalyod for several days due to the fact that Highway No. 2d. between the Bruatuwn post olllce ind Warne la being completed.

Travel is detoured over Highway No. 10 to Martin's Creek and thence over the Little Br ass town route to Brass-town, adding ubout six miles of extra travel. However, only a few days remain until work will be completed on the highway. Work on highway No. 28 on Shooting Creek will be completed within 1q or 15 days of good weather.

When this Is done the highway will be completed the entire distance through clay county. George Pritchard To Be Heard In Marshall MARSHALL, Oct. 27. (Special James M. Baley, chairman of the Young Republican club of Madison county, has announced that the club will sponsor a Republican rally to be held In the courthouse here at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, November 3.

George M. Pritchard, of Ashevllle, will be the principal speaker. A string band will furnish music. of the club. Tribute were paid to Mr.

Erwln by J. L. Taylor and B. P. Scruggs.

Mr. Erwln responded In a brief talk, saying his chief concern now is the welfare of the children of North Carolina. He predicted that the coming legislature will produce a new school protrrum for the State and said he hoped the time soon would come when smiles will be restored to the faces of teachers. 6 the Stores PHARMACY PI BLACK MOUNTAIN, 7 II. C.

WIMU'ltN Willis King, natural 1st technician of the Emergency Conservation Work, who Is stationed at CCC Camp P-12 at Elkmont, in the national park: and II. C. Wil- i burn, of Wayneavllle, detached fore- man of the ECW. Both men have been trained In the natural sciences and both are familiar with tho Great Smokies. Mr.

Wllburn, a geologist and aux- i veyor, has become fnmlllar with all sections of the Great Smokies by virtue of hts ycara of work In tho mountains as an employe of the federal government and of the North Carolina Park commission. Ho haa done much surveying In the lit MORE BIG SAVIN (or Step Around the Block) Fof These Siug Values! HAUERTV'S TO Sliif OUTSTANDING values are a day-in, day-out feature of all Independent Drug Stores. And how easily you can take advantage of them I Just step to your phone or, if you prefer, just step around the corner and shop in person. In either case, your Independent Druggist is right at hand I AMERICA' v- ere Are OUTSTANDING BEDROOM VALUE WALNUT VANITY BENCH INCLUDED C.ROVR PARK PHAR. PALACE JOHNSON Dlil CO.

KEMI. WORTH Ikiib Nt. SAIXKV'S MIJUIIMON AVE. I'll Ml. SCRIKIGS MULLEN'S PIIAR.MACy WEST Blnrk Mt.

Drug Stors Jumper's Phnrmacy ENKA. N. C. Community Phnrmncy PRESERVED Bf GRAHAM PEOPl 6TECOAH, Oct. 27.

(Speclai)- A. Crup, of stecoah boasts a Cf chest reputed to be several hum years old which has been nan down in his family since days to tne war Between tne otaies. cheat has no binding of any but Is held together by the man in wnicn it is raMiioneci. John Johnson, a pioneer of section. wis famous for his ha made bedBlcads and other artlcli furniture and several fine sp mens of tho bedsteads, writing de and tables are still In use by fum: here.

Spinning wheels, looms, and ha wrought bedsteads bedsteads by the first settlers in Graham co ty tiro by no mans rare in sect ion. Mrs. Cora Walke: Stecoah, has an old oven and nki once used by the Indian tribes wL formerly roamed tins area. A Crisp has a complete set of cio: cooking utensils, adapted to use over an open neartn lire. i im another family relic, handed from the days which knew no er means of cooking.

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Never offered be. fore at less than $2.50. Price S9 ltliKTl 4 full siretiihfcf Squibb Shwing Crcam Ik ft I 1 0gm 'IhlsnmUptpocht CIGARFTTE IIGIITFR Bj.Ml 8-plece walnut finish triple mirror, poster bedroom suite. 'I Tils suite has been selling for $05.00. Be sure to get one of these values Monday, aa we only have a few left $1.50 WEEKLY ASHEVILl.E I'llAR.

MINIMUM PRICES on Items from Leading Manufacturers fpte. An.Ms-ni,Arvi:i,T, inc. AIKI Si IKIIITON llll. MHO 11111(1 STONE PIIAK.MACy CI.INE'SI'IIA H.MACV i'llAR. Tooth Pastes 25e Dr.

West 25c Listerine 50c Dctoxol, 10c tube free 50e Pebeco 17c Although now feeble and Ded-rldden. Mrs. Polly Epley McCurry, one of the okh st women in Golden Valley town-! ship and perhaps the oldest in Ituth I eiford county, can look back almost century and view with satisfaction a lire spent in service for others which has given her a place in the hearts of hundreds of friends. Shf celejrated her 94lh birthday anniversary. With ttie unquechable spirit displayed by the women of the Soutn the days of 1861-G5 while her husband was "off at war," Mrs.

McCurry mado a home and provided for I her children. After his return to-, gethcr they passed through tho try-I iiik days of Recon-itructlon. Slie 1 reared her children and at the same time took an active part in the af-; fairs of the First Broad Baptist church, whore she has been a mem-i 1t for many years. Her help and comfort to her neighbors in times of i need have given "Aunt Polly" a namo known far and wide. Today, though she has passed her 94th year and Is becoming quite i re.ible.

there still shines from her eyes the spirit that has made her one oi me most oetovea women in the community. Mrs. McCurry was born In March, 1840. in Burke county. She was reared near the Mt.

Ralner church, where 'die resided until 20 years of age when she was married to John D. McCurry. They established their home in the Golden Valley section of Rutherford county. Prior to her marriage she was Miss Polly Epley. Mr.

and Mrs. McCurry had four children, Mrs. John Blankenshlp, of Uiirka county; "Targ" McCurry, of Iitncolnton; D. McCurry, of Golden Valley, with whom "Aunt Polly" makes her home, and J. W.

McCurry, deceased. Shortly after their marriage, Mrs. McCurry 's husband enlisted in tho Confederate army, becoming a member of Company 60th Regiment, North Carolina troops, and for about four years fought for tho Confederacy. "Aunt Polly" was originally a member of the Methodist church, but upon moving to this county Joined the First broad Baptist church, of which she has since been a member. WALKER ToTlUA I) WATAUGA COUATY FARM DEBT BODY BOONE, Oct.

37. (Special) Organization of Watauga county's farm debt adjustment committee has been perfected. The committee, appointed by Governor Ehrlnghaus, met here Tuesday at the cnll of J. W. Sears, of Goldsboro, field representative for the State commission.

The following oiricers were elected: Chairman, W. H. Walker, oi Hoone; vice chairman, J. B. Hortnn of Cove Creek; and secretary, Newton Cook, of Hoono, Other members are R.

Tcague, of Boone, and T. C. Balrd, of Vallo Crucls. Any debtor or creditor seeking a readjustment In debt relationship may ajk this committee to investigate; and make recommendations to either or both parties for the purpose of effecting a satisfactory solution of any existing ditilcultles. ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN AT MARSHALL MARSHALL.

Oct. 37. (Special) "Andrew H. Brown" and "Madamo Queen" are to be married In tho auditorium of the Marshall school at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night In an entertainment to be held In con-nec ion wl th the a I lowo'en party by the school. Characters In the mliLttrel are: Andrew H.

Brown, Howard Baynle; Madame Queen, Raleigh Robinson; Brother Crawford, INiul Payne; hrldc'n mother. tho Kliitgtlsh, Edwin Mash-burn; Anvw, Charles Rcdinon; Sailv Knte, Tera Kni-herlne Davis; Susie Belle, Gladys Payno; and Ruby Taylor, Helen Dennis. Bridesmaids for the wt cling will be Mae Rcdtnou, Beulah Stuns, Eva Rogers, and Mildred Crough, Ushers will bo: Hugh Brndburn, Ray Frlshy, Bob Bryan, and Dcarl Amnions. Tho high school string baud will furnish mufilo ciiereeTounty democrats plan intensive drive ANDREWS, Oct. 27.

(Special) Cherokee county Democrat are planning Intensive political activities next week, culminating Friday night with a rally at Murphy which will be addrefwed by Governor Ehrlnghaus and Doyle Alley, ol I Wayneavllle, president of the Young Democrat, of North Carolina. On Ttwnday night Congressman Zcb Weaver, of Ashevllle, will apeak at the Androws high school auditorium. It Is underMood the county candidates will he present at these rallies. An extensive speaking schedule for all candidates has been announced throughout the county. Dramatic Club Plans Hallowe'en Carnival A RN A RrXS I LI iE, Oct.

37. The Golden Masque dramatic club of th hliih school hero will present a Hallowe'en ctuntuil in thr tn lilt iiOinnl a i wilt nrltim VV.vl i warli Illght at 7.30 oVlork. I The carnival Is Iwtng directed bv I miss Aiieen jones, lacuiiy auviaer tn the club. 4 Hast Tenneswee and Western North Carolina. objects desired for the museum Include rwxik.

Rovernment reports, photographs, surveys, specimens of mountaineer and Cherokee Indian arte and emits, relics, household furnishings, ohjrvtn iifmd by mountain peeple In their occupations and recreations, mineral and geological speettnetu, fauna, and botanical specimens, and a variety of othr thing that will eervo to depict the -mountain rrrjon and the Uvce of the mountain people. Mr. Wllburn and Mr, Kiiw will hold a conference shortly with the officers of tlie Tenneire and Wwtrrn North Carolina divisions of the nin viim commit ire and plans will he made fr active prosecution of the work of collection and preserving museum material. BEAUTIFUL WALNUT FINISH SERPENTINE FRONT SECRETARIES New shipment QQ CA Just received p3ttDU Sl.ftO WEEKLY BIG CIRCULATOR VALUE MAT. IMI'K ANI fOLLAR LSI I I lll ll AT NO K.MMA CIIAIKIK Finished In grain walnut.

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