Horn t<> Mi'- and Mrs. Dallas Mills,
iuIm'I' -;)t a daughter Mary Autt^
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Mi. '? ^ ^ t-rnald has returned
:i vi^it to New York City and
l? ?;t < in Massachusetts.
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Mr. ,i anies Moosiey, of the New
y : < ii.'i'it'S lias arrived to spend tin
ttii.l-r with his brother, Mr. C. J.
1""' ^'rs- Mooney.
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Dr. Jessie Za'harv, of Raleigh, was
die k|st week, of h;?r sisters,
|)r. I if? i sy .Met in ire, Mrs. J. R. Coch- 1
, nn ;ni.| Mrs. (>. I' Coward
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Mr. ami Mrs. T. K. Outhrie and
children Frances and Jiuur.y, spent
tli,. uc.'k' end in Asheville, guests of
Mr. rnd Mrs. IT. L. Timmons.
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Mi. a??l -Mrs. M. Buchanan and Mr.
Carl Buchanan spent a few days last
week in Hendcrsodville, with Mr.
and Mr-. Harry Buchanan.
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Mi? Anne Simpson, graduate nurse,
c.f U'axhaw, lias been added to the
staff <d the C. J. Harris Community
ho.^ilals
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Hi'- Kir ma Tatham, who has been
a |?ai ifiit at the Community hospital
for :i week or two, returned to her
home at (jay, today. ^
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Mr. I*. I j. Snyder, of Whittier, who
has liccii a patient at the local hos
pital, >ul i t ring with a broken leg, re
turned to li is home Tuesday.
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Mi-. W . (bikes has returned to I
^ lifr Imiiie in Winter Haven, Fla, af
ter having spent several weeks here
with lit r father, Mrs. John B. Knslev
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Mr>, .Wiry Cunningham and cl\ild
} mi. tit ( i.v on. (!a., have been sf>cnd
\n? <tmu' lin.e here with Mrs. Cun
. ningWs parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
'J'. (iriMiic.
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KiuMy m\ \w returned from At
Jsmhi, wht'if lii' h:)K been a patieut in
I'ifdiiu nt for several months
Jfis t'niJaJ-j arc much pleased at the
imjX'ovt'iiH'iit in Buddy s health.
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' Mr. Kobcrt L. Ovcratreet,
of Bedford, Ya, who spent tin' week
end hiTPf was accompanied liomo on
M.n.l.iy, ?Tv .Mrs. Ovei street and Bob
by, who have soont the summer here,
with hit parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
i \ji ilson.
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Miss llnttie Sue Hendrix, who |i?s
Wn employed a the C. J, Harris
Community hospital or some time,
has gone to Charlotte, where she has
t-ntird the Presbyterian hospital, for,
training:
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?Vr. ({Ihiii Allison, of llayesville,
( k I'f-tiiii comfortably at the loeal
^lio>|iit;il, following an operation on
hi-, It;; wliit-li was broken by a horse
kick. 1 1 i r> brother, Ms. Hoy "Aldaon,
*nd Mr. 'Jity Mct'lure, took an 41111
bulaiiri- ami went to llayesville for
him. 1
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? illiam Dean, young son of Mr.
Mrs. Carl Allinan, of Webster,
h;is Ihcii a patient in the Ortho
pedic Hospital, in Gastonia, for some
tirc<\ has improved sufficiently to re
turn to his homo. His mother and
tail|?<r went to (Jastonia and brought
I'ini liiiine, yesterday, ;
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Mr. anil .Mrs. L. C. Hall and the
'liildrcu Barbara and Bruce, of Hat
f ticsburf*, Miss., have been spending a
tW djivs with relatives here and at
Webster. Returning, they will be ac
f"n'l'.-itiie,| by Mrs. Hall's parents, Mr
^'d Mrs. J. I j. Broyles of Webster,
"0 to spend the 1 winter in Rat
tii'sbur<'
Mr. Frank MeCracken, who is Be- .
fiouslv ill in n Barberton, Ohio, hos
pital, is rc.|,,,r -tod to ho somewhat bet
his friends will be gfad to learn.
Mr. L C. MeCracken, of Ware, Mass.
who was here for a ten day or two
weeks' stay with his brotTTer, Mr. E.
*'? McCiai'kcn, left immediately up
i (>? receipt of a telegram telling of
tlx. illness of his brother, to be at
hi* In-ilside.
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BAPTIST women meet
next WEDNESDAY
Tbo Baptist Woman's Missionary
?'w'iety will meet at three o'clock,
"f.xt \\ ?><liiosday, at the home of Mrs.
Jf- Murray. Mrs. W. C. Reed will
1,0 joint hostess with Mrs. Murray,
nn?l Mrs. A. J. Dills will lead the
program.
KINCAID? PLOTT
Coming as a surprise to the num
bers of friends of the ~young couple
in this section, was the announcement
of the/ marriage, on Sunday, at Clay
ton, Ga., of Mr. P. W. Kineaid, Jr.,
and Miss Mary Pauliae Plott.
Mrs. Kineaid is the second daughter
)f Mr. and Mrs. G.'C. Plott of Waynes
ville; and Mr. Kineaid is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kineaid, of
r'.
l)i lsboro. They are making their
home, for the present, with the par
rents of the groom.
Mr. Marshall Kineaid accompanied
the couple to Clayton and witnessed
the. ceremony.
CELEBRATE BXRTHDAYS
A very pretty and enjoyable occas
ion was the birthday celebration on
Sunday, given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. I). Cowan at Webster,
honoring Mrs. Octavia Cowan Self,
of Asheville, Miss Evelyn Sherrill, of
Sylva, and Messrs H. B. and Dan
Cowaiy, of Webster. Others of the
Cowan family who were born in the
month of September, present at the
dinner, were Miss Mildred Cowan,
and Messrs Paul and C aude Cowan
also of Webster.
The dinner, consisting of the best
of everything, was attractively served
in cafeteria style, from tables ar
ranged in the dining room. ?
During the day, forty friends call
ed to extend their good wishes and
congratulation? to Mrs. Self, and the
others.
Among the guests was Mrs, Mar
tha Still well, who at 84 is the oldest
member of the family, and is the
great, great aunt of Some of those
present. Mrs. Roxie Rogers, a child
hood playmate of Mrs. Self, was also
present.
MRS. MADISON HOSTESS
Mrs. M. B. Madison was hostess
at bridge at her home on College
Hill last Friday hfternoon. Miss
Peggy Morgan received a gift for
high score, while Mrs. Jennings Brv
son cut the consolation.
Mrs. H. L. Brooks, who is spending
some time here with her husband, Dr.
Brooks, was presented a guest prize.
Fall flowers were used throughout
the house. At the conclusion of the
games the hostess served a delicijous
salad course.
Those playing weer Misses Ruth
Oilley, Ciarol Gilley, Peggy Morgan,
Annie ^ Louise Madisoh, M esdanves
Ervin Robinson Walier Jones, Fred
Hooper, Cyrus Nicholson, II. B. Mor
gan, Jennings Bryson, II. L. Brooks, |
iiiul J. B. Madison.
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MRS. GRIMSHAW PASSES ON
The many friends of Mrs. Thomas ?
Grimshawe, in Jackson county, will j
be grieved to hear of her death, |
I
which took p'ace September 1, at her ?
home, Five Oaks, Flat Rock.
In 1881 Mrs. Grimshawe as the
m
bride of Thomas Grimshawe, came to
Whiteside Cove, where for years she
was loved by her neighbors, who were j
all her friends. She removed to Flat |
Rock in 1912. |
BALSAM
Miss Ida Brooks and Mr. Fred
Farmer were married at Clayton, Ga.,
Thursday rhe 22n<i.
Mrs. Walter Bryson spent last
week end with litr (laughter, Miss
Louise, at the home of Mr. Crockett
Campbell, where she is boarding
while teaching school at Maggie.
Mr. Rule Queen and family ol'
Dillsbnro were visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Knsley left Sunday to
spent a few days in Asheville and
Black Mountain before leaving to
spend the winter in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mehaffey mo
tored here from Ilendersonville Sun
day. Their daughter, Mrs. Hubert
Ens ley and two children returned
with them to spend a few days.
Several members of the Balsam P.
T. A. attended the P. T. A. at Wil
lets, Friday afternoon. ? >
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Our teachers attended teachers'
meeting in Svlva Saturday.
The Mctho:Hst Sunday school held
its picnic at the "Hiow-Well Home"
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Bryson. An interesting musical pro
gram was rendered. Mrs. J. E. Long
presided at- ? the piano. Solos were
sung by Misses Harriett Long and
Helen Queen. Many climbed the
nearby mountain peaks. Last, but
not least a bountiful picnic lunch
was served, and all reported that they
spent a most enjoyable day, regard
less of the inclement weather.
A large .number of friends and rel
atives enjoyed a big dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cow
ard Sunday, which was given in hon
STKADY WORK? GOOD PAY
RELIABLE MAX WANTED to call
on farmers in Jackson County. No
experience or capital needed. Write
today. McXess Co., Dept. r. Freeport
Ulinolis.
TRAIN TRAVEL
BARGAIN FARES
5.00 YORKTOWN 5.00
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1932
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From all stations Murphy to
Asheville, Saluda to Asheville,
Lake Toxaway to Ilendersonville,
Hot Springs to Old Fort.
Tickets good going on all rcgu- -
lur trains October 8th. Return *
limit October 11th. s
STOP-OVERS AT NORFOLK
Usual Half Fares for Children
Check Your Baggage
?
Reduced Round-trip Pullman Fares
Ijast- of Season's ? hour cruise
on Chesapeake Bay included in
above fare.
See your agent or
J. H. WOOD, D. P. A.
Southern Railway
System
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STflPXHrS
(?) Susquehanna Furn. Co. Stock ?.
| BANKRUPT |
| FURNITURE $
I , SALE f
| Now Going On?
$ 15 BROADWAY , 5
? ASHEVILLE r ?
$^ri
You Can't Afford to Miss The Year's (g
(?) Greatest Furniture Sales Event, ?j
$ Every piece of this high grade stock of Qual
"ty Furniture must be sold at once so we car. ^
vacate the building and the prices are going to ^ j
? do the trick. Everything for the home. Liv- 3 ??
i ^ ing Room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Din<?
(?) Room Suites, Radios, Rugs, Lamps, Table
^ Mattresses, and a hundred other items tc
^ numerous to mention. Come in now am'
0 Save.
$
Sale conducted and merchandise
guaranteed by
sterchis
$
?
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or of Mr. Coward's birthday.
Mr. Martin Hoyle and family and
other relatives here attended the
Henry family reunion at the home ol
Mr. Yade Henry at Willets Sunday.
Saturday must have been ''ground J
hog day'' here. Three fine ones were1
captured by J. C. Long, Walter Bain!
and the Potts boys. ]
Mrs. Ruth Roberts left last week'
for her home in Detroit after spend- 1
ing the summer with her parents,!
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Bryson. !
Mr. Lawrence Lindsey returned to'
his home in Cincinnati, last week.'
His sister, Mrs. 0. J. Beck, aecom !
panied them.
Mrs. Maybelle Perry spent Sun '
day with Capt. and Mrs. L. E. Perry
and Mr. Thad Howell 011 Jonathan I
Creek. ' i
Mr. 0. J. Beck and family and MlssT
Dolly Hoyle motored to Smokemont*
and Cullowhce, Sunday. 4
TIME
COUNTS
o
when you're in PAIN! ;;
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Insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin; ?>
not only for its safety, but its speed. \ |
Take a tablet of Bayer Aspirin ' |
and some other tablet, and drop 4
them in water. Then watch the f
Bayer tablet dissolve ? rapidly and *
completely. See how long it takes to "
melt down the other. . .
That's an easy way to test the o
value of "bargain" preparations. It's ' '
a far better way than testing them ! !
in your stomach !
Bayef Aspirin offers safe and < .
speedy relief of headaches, colds, ^
a sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis, 0
lumbago, rheumatism, or periodic J)
pain. It contains no coarse, irritating < >
particles or impurities. m
SMI
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SUITS
DRESSES
OVERCOATS
. . . Tfiat fall suit? topcoat or over
coat will look like new ind (ire yon
long additional wear ?f yon will let
us repair, clean and press at oar low
service charge. Men's suite cleaned
and pressed 50c; topcoats 60c; hats
cleaned and reblocked 60c;.. ladies'
dresses and coats cleaned and pressed
50c; Neckwear, cleaned and pressed.
Waynesville Laundry, Inc.
See Fred Henry
"P ersonality"
Short
HAIR;
Long
HAIR
Whether your hair is long or short, it is
the most important element in your
whole appearance, for it is the one fea
ture you can change radically. Let us
assist you in achieving the personality
your coiffure should reflect
Shampoo, Finger Wave, Manicure, $1
Modern Beauty Shoppe
Call 186
Fall Bargains!
We are opening the Fall Season with
Remarkable Bargains in Merchandise
New Silk
DRESSES
Justin -- 11.95-14.95, at
9.95
6.95 and 5.95, at
3.95
COATS
x
14.95, and up
Now Selling At
9.95
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New Shipment of
HATS
98c
Slip-on
Sweaters
Just Arrived
98c
Silkbloomers
49c
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