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THE JACKSON" COUNTV JOURNAi.
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Puplishrd Weekly by The
JACKSON* CONNTY JOURNAL CO.
Uatered as second c-Inss matter ai
the J'oit Offiiv at Syiva, X. i'.
DAN TpMPKISS, E(V,tor
!gUALLA
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(By J- K. Terrell)
There wa jun Oxner reunion at the
? >me of W. t. Oxncr, on last Sunday,
"j. ut. one h|n<fred persons were pre,
, t. Each tatnily brought lunch, and
i t the noon jhour a bountiful dinner
v.ns spread i'a the lroiiw yard, and u
social hour enjoyed. Besides the Qual
la relatives juvsent were Mr. an"
Mrs. Jim winchester, Mr. and Mr*
Clarence Houston, of Waynesville, Mi
.? iil Mr*. Ijcifi Oxncr, Cullowhee, Mr
?::u( Mrs. Jini Mole and Mr. and Mrs.
s un Triit, i Bonner's Ferry, Idaho,
Mr*. Ixla M<i( lure. and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Winchester, Mi,
and Mi's. I^awson MehalTey, Mr. ant
Mrs. Will Winchester, and Mr.
i'orter MeClure, all of Ilazclwood,
and Mr. George Trouttnan.
Mrs. I). Mi Shuler, with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Hnfus Johnson, of Ela, left
Tuesday to Vi-.it Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Shuler, ijn Lynchburg, Va.
.Mr, and Mis. York Howell, of Le
noir, are vii'ing Q'V'Ua relative.
Thev, with ' other members of tho
family fronj Qiuilla, attended th-*
Howell veioii'pii in W.uyncsvillc, Siui
<I:ty. ' \
Mr. and Mis. S. P. Hyatt, returned
i? (ilenville, latter a_.week's visit it
.Mr. J. L. Ilvctts. |
M iss Hazel Edwards, of Whiteside i
< \?ve U visiting Mrs. A Lion Edwards)
and Mrs. G. jk Martin.
Mrs. S. Ki Freeman has returned
from a visit with relatives at Brywoa
v itv. \ ' 1
Miss Bomiie Freeman .spent the
u eek end at Almond.
Mrs. Jnines Parka and children of;
Greensboro spent the week end with]
.Mrs. J. E. Battle. j
Miss MavyEmma Ferguson went to
Bethel, Saturday, to resume her work |
.,3 teacher in' Bethel school. She was
accompanied by Mrs. H. G. Ferguson
.find Mr. Wayne Ferguson, who attend
td the Howelj reunion, Sunday.
Mr. and Mre. Gene Parker of Sylvf.
called on Mi^ Annie Lizzie Terrell,
Sunday aftenibon.
Mr. L. W. Bumgamer and family
oi bylva and ) Miss Marie Powell of |
Canton visited at Mr. Grady Mar
vin's, Sunday, i
Airs. J. H. and Mrs. D. 0. Hughes)
. ,nd daughter, Patsy and Mrs. Golmaa
Kinsland spent Monday with Mtb.|
Ted Kuisland
Mr. Jim Keener called on Mr. |
Claud Hughes, Sunday. |
Mias Bonnie Anthony returned
home, Sunday, after a visit} with rei-1
-tives at Beta.
Mr. Chas. Snyder and family, of
Islington, spent Sunday at Mr. N.
F. Snyder's. 1
Messrs H. G. and Hugh Ferguson
were guests 'at Mr. D. M. Shuler7?, j
Sunday.
i BETA
By Mrs. W. G. Dillard
Our school opened Monday with al
largo enrollment and a good number I
of patrons present. Much interest
was expressed for the success of tihe
-ehool.
Our revival services closed several I
ii.:vs ago with 35 additions to the
fhurch. The baptismal service will be|
?it 'i o'clock Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher is spendingl
same time at Canton
Friends of Mrs. Wes Harris will re*
MTet to learn of her serious illness. |
J ho is slightly improved.
Mrs. John' Rice of Anderson, S.l
C., spent: last week end with Mrs.Wes|
Harris. %'
The Senior B. T. U. held a social |
on r.he church grounds, Monday night.
Barnes and refreshments were enjoy-1
?d There will be a general social for]
all unions, Saturday night.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALEl
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"North Carolina.
Jackson County.
Under and by virtue of an&horiiy
couierre l by deed of trust executed
by W. A. Watson and wife, Maury
W i! on, dated June 30, 1930, and re
cm.led in the ofice of the Register
of Deeds fer Jackson County in Book
li4, at page $0, Mrs. G. W. Sutton,
Administratrix for G. W. Button,
'tr. ;tee, dec eased, will at 12 o*tloek
noon on the 32nd day of August 1986
at the Court House door in the Town
of Sylva, N. (p., sell at public auction
1 o the highest bidder for eaeh the fol
lowing lands, to-wit:
Being the lends described fal M
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i'rom ?/. M. Parker and wife, Chir? !o;ic P.ukor by deed dated 29th Sep
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Buy a good used ear or truck
and save nionev
New & Used Parts For All
Makes of Cars & Trucks
j? ) Rebuild Batteries
t Three Months' Guarantee $2.50
? ^ - w - ? ? r 1 1 1?|?rmmrm
i j Recharging: Batteries 50c
I Rental Free For 24 Hours
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Tires, Tubes; Glass Work
Our Specialty
Sylva Auto Trading (Post c,
OVK-FOl liTll MILK FltllM RYI.VA ON' <TU.(W1?EE ROAD J
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TEXAS CESITENHSAL
CEHTRAL EXPOSITION
iBaslas, Tc::as, S938
All prepajatioriL, have been ir.xi. 3 to ciitcrtain ycu. Glamorous
liKJH ciliei, fettling. lyrically '1 xcn conqir.'sri^tii^. every section
oilers a briUlcist panorama ci -..Stracticn. Texas is celebrating
one hundred years of unequalled achiovetnc-nt. Dallas and its
gigantic Centennial Exposition rw.il be your starting point. Than
you'll wish to visit the Frontier Centennial ut Fort Worth. Fiostas.
pageants, reunions, cowboy ceremonials, mardi gras and historic
celebrations will lure you to ovary section of Tevas. Texans will bo
in festive mood. Help them ce!ebri :e.
Southern Railway offers
THREE GATEWAY ROUTES to Dallas and other points in Texas
and the Southwest?New Orlean., Vicksburg and Memphis.
DIVERSE ROUTr.S?Go one way usid return unother, il desired?-to
enable you to secure the grcatcit beneht from on educational
and scenic standpoint.
EXCELLENT TRAINS AND SCHEDULES to insure satuJactory 3?rr
ice. GREATLY REDUCED FAREi- to maJco your '"P economical.
Examples oi Round Tjrip Fares in offcc! Daily to Dallas:
V ' / f8)
r / , (A) t la I'a'tmoa
F&GM; ! In Coaches , Cars
ASHEVILLE N C. $40.90 $30.70
Similar reductions from other stations
R. H. DEBUTTS
^Assistant General Passenger Agent
Asheville N. C.
'A) Cold in CojcI'.c-t rr.!v, JP-^ry lirr.it. (C) Good in Sleeping cr Parlor C-:s. Pull
man tcre ex!ra. o'J-aay ;? :ti. o-;sxor. tickets cn scie at siljhtljr higher tares.
Proportionate lares to ot.icr' i exrrs points, including Fcrt WorthJ Galveston, Hous
ton. Austin and Son An tor.: o For !u;thsr inicrraation, consult your local ticket agent.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
LYRIC THEATRE
Sylva, NC
WEEK OF AUGUST 10TH
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"Florida Special" >
Jack Oakie - Sally Eilers
,, ' WEDNESDAY
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Complete Round by Round
Picture
Schmeling-Louis
Fight
Shows: 3:00 - 4:30 - 7:00 - 8:30 and 10:00
25c to All
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
( *'Big Brown Eyfcs"
Joan Bennett - Cary Grant
SATURDAY
"The Last Outlaw"
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Hoot Gibson Harry Carey
Tom Tyler - H. B. Walthall *
Also
Buck Jones serial
THE PHANTOM RIDER
icmber 1922, .and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Jackson/ County in Book 89 at Page
82. j
This sale is msde on account of de
fault in the payment of the indebt
edness secured by said deed of trust.1
This July 24, 1936.
MRS. G. W. SUTTON, Admini
stratrix of G. W. Stftton, Trustee,'
deceased. ' ' i
7 30 4ts D.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified sfi administratrix
of the es'ate of the late Dr. W, fl.;
M:idif*Vn of the County of Jackson,'
Slate of North Carolina, I hereby no-!
tiJ'y all persons having claims against
the said estate to exhibit them to
I he undersigned at Webster, N. C., j
before June 27, 1937 or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
Furthermore, all persons indebted
(to said estate wili please make im-'
mediate settlement. Tha^e unable i o
pay in cash may. be given the oppor-.
tunSity to pay in commodities or ser-.
vice if the same can be used by me.
This June 27, 1936. "" j
MRS. E. L. MADISON, Admin
istratrix of thd eatate of Dr. W. H.1
Madison, deceased.
Pi ANO Fit S/'JLE: 1 Fe have in
this oounty a fine piano to reposess,
wi'th an unpaid balance of $162.20, j
This piano is in first class condition. |
(rood make. Formerly sold for $48.).;
Would be glad to transfer this lease 1
to any responsible party willing to.
pay $8 per month. No interest! Write'
E.R. Magness, Ellenboro, N. 0. |
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Dr. R. W. Kirch^-,
Physician & Sur^"'
announces the opeW
of offices in
The leader Building
Sylva;S.O.
Telephone, fif^
GLENN FUNERAL
HOME
Ambulance Service
Sylva,N. C. Phone 55!
Why Gulf is the Gas for August
"CMON IN/ FELLAS, and cool off!"
Most days are hot in August. Gaso
line must be refined specially for this
weather; If it isn't, part oi the fuel
goes out the exhaust unburned,
wasted ... and you don't get the
mileage you should. Use That Good
Gulf Gasoline in August. It's refinery
\juii vioMiiiuv; iu au((uh. 11 > rcuucijr* m ( .
adjusted for summer weather?"Kept / in AT
?gtf-atgflfo.
in Step with the Calendar"?all of it
goes to work, i-one of it goes to waste.
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1935 taxes will be
advertised in a short
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time.
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Pay now and save
o . .?'
costs and embarrass
ment. ?
J . r ( )
c. C. Mason
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Tax Collector
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