Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 13

THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN Classified Sports -Section LSI AI5USIIE.D 1868 ASHEVILLE, N. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 2. 1 928 THE ANNUAL BA TH -JL 9 i Tennessee Visitors Boost! Deeds For Sale Of Inn Are Placed On Record (SHnvwnnH-Kpwnnrt RnnH Seventeen Really Transfers Filed At Courthouse Tuesday VLYRVRN APPEAL NOT ACTED UPON BY SUPREME COURT, MALLIGH. N. C.

Alay 1. VP No announced by tlift Supreme Conii toiliiy on a motion nude by Assistant Attorney-Gen-era I to 'iiMiiiss the appeal of John Chimin, negro convicted t-f murdering Cyrus Fink, Charlotte merh.i Hie, rlybitrn, who lias confessed lh crime, on death nw in Stale prison. Should ih court announce lite iliMnbh.il of the appeal tomorrow with tho opinions regular! handed down, the date of execution would automatically ha set for I ho third Friday following. i i i i i 1 1 1 i ai kssa 'enter 1'nlon; J. C.

Gaddy, V. M. Long, F. Watts, Mtt-H Adeline Goldstein, 1.. T.

Agnew, H. Hemphill and Aim. iHllar Allison. H. Alman to J.

T. All'inn. 5 1 acre Huncoiiibf co'intv. J. A.

llill-ird to Maney, property In Leicester A P. Wlllia trustee, tn Jcww Clark, -1 acres mi Hominy rn-ek. K. Shepherd to It. Kelly proper! on Allen uH Atmevillr.

Halt lurk company, to J. F. Gooch, lot 13. Hlack of Oak I ark J. F.

to Whitfield C. t'arrnlchael, lot 13 In liluek Oak Park. Medio Nlntmoni to T. 1 1. I'lem-nions.

ti acres in Leicester tow nsblp. UIIIa U'jutt. et al lo T. II Plcminoiis, acres in Leicester touiixhip. Wayncsville via Cataloochce to Newport.

A letter was read from Colonel Kerry, St a to Highway Commissioner of Tennessee, assuring those interested that Tennessee will i ill this ron ro in New -port to the N. C. State line. He Klates that Tennessee will start work on the road within SO days after North Carolina agrees to build a suitable road to meej it. Stikeleather Speaks J.

G. Stikeleathc in his talk before the meeting, brought out the fact hat he and the Haywood County Commissioners have long been in favor of this proposed route to Tennessee through Hie fireat Smoky Mountain National Park. Six months ago it was chosen by the Haywood County Hoard of Commissioners as Kout No. 1, to be preferred over nil otherH as a routo from Waynes Stikelcalher Expresses Himself As Heartily Favoring: Route (Spwdil To TIip Citizen) VA VNKSVILLE. N.

1-A iuhmi nifeting sponsored ly the chamber of commerce of Waym-H- ville and the chamber of com-' merce of Newport. was lu-ld in the Hnywoud county courthouse yesterday afternoon for the pur- i pose of discussing a propowert road which will be a direct route i from Waynesville via Catuloochee and Alt, Sterling, traversing the Knatern end of. the flreat Smoky 1 Mountain National Pari; to Newport, The Newport representatives arrived here at noon. They were entertnlned at luncheon ty the Wnvni'gvllle Chamber of Commerce, 1-nrcclv Attended Seventeen dcedn were- filed for record jejUenlay In tho office of GiMirfci A. IHmkck, including tr.infrr: of much and rural properly.

li-cds for the of Grove Park lun by the trustees of th Grove- estate to a corpora lien were also filed. The complete list follows; W. rteid. trillion of H.mi Cohen, lot -1 of Homey Heights subdivision. Al 1 1 ey Ta I ma Ha vis, properly near Emma.

H. L. Cook to A. Harwond, 1 0 acres in Reem's Creek town-1 ship. C.

Palmer to Hermnn Weiss, i lot 20 in Homey Heights. TnVndnnla O. Hamlet to I. K. Shepherd, property on Allen street.

St. Louis Union Trust company, and Kdwlh W. Grove, trustees to Grove Park Inn, Grove Park Inn property. John S. Adams, commissioner, to Grove Park Inn, commissioner's deed to Grove Park I property.

G. W. AlcCourry to J. A. Holtertw, 1-3 acre in town of Weaverville.

Mettle Al. T.ong to K. G. Ash-wort property on Charlotte street. tT 44" VALLEY Sf TkSHE VILLE, N.Q IMMEDIATE ATTENTION ville to Tennessee.

Air. Stikeleather expressed himself absolutely In favor of the road under discussion and said that h-e would do all In his power to bring it about. He spoke of It as an Inevitable route between North Carolina and Tennessee and said that It cannot come too soon. He spoke of it as more desirable than the Max Patch routo and said, that it should receive first attention but hopes that some day North Carolina will have both these road into Tennessee; The Cataloochce route, because of its practical aspects and because of the crying need for it and tho Alax Patch road because of Its scenic value. Air.

Stikeleather called Waynes-vllle tho natural Eastern gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and the Soco Gap route from Waynesville to the Park the most direct. Public sentiment in this section ia very strong in favor of tho Soco Gap road. The question of the road via Cataloochce to Newport ns well ns the proposed road to Newport in now up to the Haywood County Commissioners. A definite decision as to exactly what support they can give the proposition could not bn reached yesterday because of the absence of two of the commissioners due to illness. However.

It Is known that tho absent commissioners are In favor of It. This meeting was largely attended by representative citizens of both Newport and Waynesville. J. G. Stikeleather, North Carolina State Highway Commissioner, was present.

Among the delegation from Newport were: Ex-Governor W. Hooper. Mayor W. ,1. Parks.

F. S. Fine, S. M. Iscnherg.

J. A. Fisher. F. Parrott, O.

C. Duncan, C. W. Perry. It.

Shulle and! 1). (1. Allen. Wayncsville mid Haywood county were represented by At. Dlcus, president of the chamber of commerce.

Will Shcl-ton, Town Councilman and Mayor pro-teni Councilman Frank Miller, County commissioners A. At. Hampton, Lee Ferguson and W. A. Aloore, Jim Lour, president of the Hazel wayne Company, State Senator Tom Slringfield and Representative Jim Hoyd- and many other persons of prominence.

The meeting was called to order 2:30 o'clock by C. Al. Dicus. W. Perry, manger of the Newport Chamber of Com mere? wns elected chairman of the meeting, Airs.

W. West, secretary of the chamber of commerce of wns elected secretary. Air. Perry expressed the regrets of W. D.

McfSween, president nf the Newport Cham ber of Commerce, that be wns unable tn lie present. Kx-(lovornor. Ben W. Hooper of Tennessee who 1h St arte Par It Commissioner and chairman of the New Port Chamber of Commerce Highway Commission, That's what your transfer orders get when given to us. Our service Is big enough to take rare of a vast volume of business without inconveniencing any one patron.

When you want it and where you want It, Is our motto. Your property Is safe In our hands. Wo mako reasonable charges. Revival Services To Begin Thursday At Shad Grove Church (Special Tn The CIHcn) WA YNKSVILLF. N.

1. Kevivdl wervices will begin Tburn-ilny evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Shndy Grove MethodlFl church. Tho public Is will bo services each evening at 1 o'clock during a period of 10 days A prayer meet lug will be held Wednesday evening at lioyds' homo in preparation for the revival services. Next Sundny morning the third quarterly conference for til" yar will be held, nt which P. W.

Tucker, prcHlding elder, will preach. spoko eloquently and clearly of Start Rehearsals For Musical Review have a cast of 60, composed beautiful glrla and clever comedi Shriners Will Stop ans. It will offer a mixture the benefit that would come to both Wayncsville and Newport, North Carolina and Tennesson, from the proposed road li-H as an entrance to the park and as an songs, old and new, the lalest black-face numbers, suie-f i In City To Enjoy Scenery jokes. rapid repartee, snappy dances, beautiful costumes, and everything that goe3 to make a interstate highway. He poka ef this road ns the logical Eastern entrance to the Park and of its value, as an investment for the "nudism ha, had much ex- Delegates From Miami (Kprrfn! To The Citizen) WA YNKSV1LLK, N.

C. Alay 1. Fred HudistM, of Charlotte, arrived In Waynesville Monday afternoon and started rehearsals Alonday evening for tho Minstrel Keview sponsored by the local post of the American Legion. This show is a large and elaborate affair in two acts and will be presented at the Waynesville Township High School Auditorium Ft! a evening, May 11. It will future ns well as the present.

He remarked that there are probably no two connection counties in ex Meet To Be Guests Of perienco in staging shows in nil parts of the United States and he has Just recently concluded very successful minlstrel productions in Henderson vllle. Charlotte, Winston-Salem, and In other lep.dlng istence that know as little about each other as do Haywood in North Carolina and Cooke in Tenneweo a condition which would be remedied by a road from Local Temple Fifteen hundred Nobles of the Mystic Shrlno will be the guests of tho Ashevlllo Shrine Olub Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Kepresentatl-vcs of four temples wlll'stop over In tho city Saturday, and Shriners from two temples will am Su day. 111 berg or tho Ha In din temple, rf (irnnd llaplds, will rench tho city Mondny, Tho following schedule, was un A Great Sale Today! Women's Fine Shoes Thrift Values in Style-Right Footwear-Worthy Your Immediate Consideration! ci ties throughout North Carolina. Ho Is not a stranger to Waynes nounced yesterday by tieorce M.

Purns, chairman of tho Abbeville club: S.VITItD AY Murnt temple, of 1 mliana polls, arrives at 7 a. and leaves at 2:30 o'clock In tho afternoon. They will bo taken on nn automobile scenic trip around Asbevllle. 'J'ebala temple, nf Hockford, 111., nrrlveg nt 1 20 o'clock, and will bo taken to IUe Lure. A Inddin temple, of Columbus.

Ohio, arrive, at n. and leave at fi p. m. Mohammed temple, of Peoria, will upend three hours in the city, arriving nt 1:30 m. SI DAY Mnslah temple, of Fort Worth.

Texas, will spend three hours hero, arriving at 7:25 a. nnd leaving nt The Norl hwest. special, Inctiid -Ing Shriners from Hie uorihweist-ern gtates, will reach Ihe Hllttnore sintlnn at 11 a. tn nnd leave nt 8:30 o'clock that night. MON'DA The Sain din temple, of Grand rtnpidfl, will arrive nt 12:30 o'clock and leave the following morning at 6:30 o'clock.

Automobiles will bo furnished by the Ashville members to tak the visiting Nobles to Hilt more Forest, Kenllworth, Sunset Mountain, Heaver Hake, Grove, Park Inn and to Ashevlllo station. ville for he has directed sevenr! affairs for Ihe Waynesville High School which were decided successes from every standpoint. Comfort beyond compare Have you ever before seen a chair, illustrated like this? Probably not But we are proud to have you look beneath the surface beauty of our Karpen pieces. Beneath pure curled hair filling and layers of snowy cotton nestle hundreds of small springs. Each in its own fabric pocket, they yield to every curve of your body, coaxing you to relax and rest in the depths of this luxurious comfort the softness of down with the strength of steel.

Compare comfort as well as beauty, craftsmanship, quality, and value, and you will be happy with nothing less than Karpen furniture. KARPEN USES ONLY HAIR AND COTTON Ferguson Starts Drive For Office (Special To The Citizen) "WA KS 1 1 A ay 1 Clarence Patrldge has been added to the Waynesville police force to fill the place of Policeman Ferguson who has a leave of absence so that he can electioneer in the cause of his candidacy for Sheriff of lay wood County subject to the Democratic prltnnry in Mr. Pntrldge has been placed on tho night shift. I a 6 Sam Jone Back At Work After Illness Odd lots of quality footwear present savings which approach tho stupendous! Included arc kid oxfords from "Grovcr" and "Matrix," low-heeled, in black, brown and tan; patent one-straps and rosewood kid oxford ties, with Spanish heels broken sizes, of course, but a group to command your interest I (Special Tn The Clti.rn) WA KH 1 1 May Jones, part owner of the Alexander Drug Company In Waynesville, has returned tn his work with that Company after an absence of many months on account of illness. Duncan Whitted, Has Been Mentally Unbalanced This (hair illustrates typical Karpen itmstruclhn Handals in chic colorings, gray kid one-strap dress shoes, patent ties, sport oxfords with leather or crepe soles in short, a shoe for every smart summer costume! A splendid grouping of specially purchased smart shoes you'll wear with greatest pleasure throughout the summer! T-strap Sandals with high heels, imported Dcuuville Another Sale Group Is Economically Priced at A Sale of 200 Pieces of Fancy Rayon Lingerie Dave Noland III In Haywood Hospital (Special To The f'ltlwn) WA I UK, May 7 Da ve Noland, Haywood County C'tn-miHMloner, was taken 111 In the WayneKvllto Pharmacy Monday afternoon with nn nttack of acute Indigestion.

First aid wag administered to him by Dr. W. G. Francis who then rushed him to the Haywood County Msptnl here. Last reports from Mr.

Noland were that he was better but still suffering greatly. Miss Bowles Moves To Ashevillc (Special To Tho Citizen) WA F.H 1 1 ,1,10. Mny 1 Miss Mary A. Howies, formerly with K. I.

Withers Company in Waynesville, has entered business In Ashevlllo ag a public stenographer. MIhs Itowles has nci-ulred offices In tho Flnt Iron Hullding. Her company will be known ns the Stenogni phlc Service. 20 New Members Are Baptised (Special To The Citizen) WAYNKHVIU.K. May 1.

The baptism of 20 new memhers of the Church was held In the. Waynesville paptlst Church Sunday night. Hev. Dr. A.

Martin ihc, psstor. administered the rites of baptism before a large crowd which had gathered to witness tho Impressive ceremony. Tho baptism of 84 more new memberg will take placo next Run-day night In this Church. These are all new members who joined during the recent revlvnl. which stirred tho hearts of many.

llev. Dr. Martin took ns his text last Sundny morning "And Knneh wnlked with Ho preached a beautiful and interesting sermon. (Hy Leased Wire) KALlOKiH, N. Mny 1.

Using sheet which he ld to nn Iron grating over the door of his room, Dnncnn Whitled, 22, of Wilmington, killed hlumelf by hanging Tuesday morning at tho State Hospital for tho insane here. Coroner Waring, summoned Immediately to the instltullon aTler authorities learned of the net, pronounced It a clear case of sub-hie. The young man, who had been mentally unbalanced for about three years, wns subjected to spella at times with tho delusion nf Rome ono trying kill him. Ho had twice beforn tried to end his life or wns accidentally hurt In trying to ewenpo from tho Imaginary nt-tnck. Once, during confinement In a hospital nt.

Itlchmond he Jumped from a third sinry window and wan badly hurt. yenr, hn dived hejidformost down sorno stairs at the hospital here. Whitted wns found dend About o'clock Tuesday morning by nn attendant, who discovered the body euspended from the Iron grating over the door. Mxa ml nation dlHclosed that he had died of sirangulatlim rather than a broken neck. Tim dead man was the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dnncnn Whitted, of Wilmington nnd Is survived by two sistej-s nnd one brother. The' body was AenMo Wilmington for hurlni. TAX COLLECTIONS IN STATU EXCEED LAST YEAR'S MARK (Hy leased Wire) HAMSIGH. N.

May 1. (T) A total of MftR.lnS In general fund tftxeg wns collected by the Ktnto of North Carolina during April, pushing the total collection of general fund revenue for tho yenr to for the first 10 months of tho fiscal yenr. Thl Is morn than 11,000.000 In excess of tho amount collected for tho snmg-period of tho previous flscul yar. This chair illustrates typical Karpen construction. Hardwood frames rein font with fitted corntr blocks (1).

Doweled, screwed and glued. Double-cone coil seat springs (2) of high carbon premier wire securely tied, 8 to 11 tmes. Karpenesque springs (3) in separate musnn" pockets nested in backs and All springs sewed to strong web foundation (4) and to burlap above Interlaced curled hair (6) covered with clean felted cotton (7) throughout. The outside back and arms are completely covered with burlap and a layer of cotton. Such details back the Karpen guarantee against faulty construction; and against moth damage for a period ofthreeyears.

Every detail certified by Karpen name-plate. None genuine without it. 3ring Another Record Value lo Aheville cushions nave the softness oaown wttn Novelty lingerie which will Immediately appeal to smart. women for its lustrous beauty, the originality of itsT design, its durability, its practical tubbing qualities! 'el. the strength of stee, Bloomeri Pantiet Combination -Outsize Bloomer SAM P.

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