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Will Have
Progressive Dinner
On the "evening of December
17, the Woman's Club will have
a progressive dinner. The members
will first assemble at the
' home of Mrs. Bill Wise for the
cosktail course which will 'be
served. From there they will proceed
to the home of Misse? Lucile
and Margaret Wilson for
the salad course. Progressing to
the home of Mrs. Walter L. Jones
? {or the main course, tn^ ciud
jill then go to the home of Miss
jxjuise Mason where dessert will
be served. At the home of Miss
Noracella McGuire coffee will be,
served. and a Christmas tree enjoyed.
The club will make plans for
spreading Christmas cheer to
less fortunate people.
Mission Circle
/Met Wednesday
The afternoon circle of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist church
met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. Z. Candler,
Mrs. David M. Hall, circle leader,
presided; and an offering was
taken for the Bethlehem House
in Winston-Salem.
Mrs. J. F. Freeze conducted
the devotional, which centered
a^out the Christmas story; and
M.s. Ratledge. accompanied by
Miss Margaret Candler at- the
piano, sang, "Long *ears Ago
O'er Bethlehem s Hills" The missionary
topic, which was a general
review of the work ot the
women of the Methodist church
in the mission field, was pre
sented by Mrs. Dan rompKins.
Mrs. Candler served delightful
I ice creamv cake, and coffee.
I Baptists Plan
I For Christmas
I Plans have been made by
I members of the Sylva Baptist
I church for the presentation, of
I the play, "The Other Shepherd",
I at the church, Sunday night, DeI
cember 22. The public is invited
I to this service. On Monday night,
I December 23, there will be a
I Christmas program for the
I younger children of the Sunday
I School, and gifts of confectionI
aries will be presented to them.
I Mrs. Fred R. Bryson has enI
tered Western North Carolina
I Sanatorium, at Black MounI
tain, for treatment.
I NORTH CAROLINA,
I JACKSON COUNTY.
I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
I BEFORE THE CLERK
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Notice Serving summons ay * uu
lication In Special Proceeding
To Condemn Land For Hydro.
Electric Purposes
NANTAHALA POWER AND
LIGHT- COMPANY
vs
H. A. Reynolds and wife, Ethel
Reynolds; Daniel B. Nicholson;
Western Moss and wife, Anna
Lee Moss; Mrs. Maude Nichol.
son; Geo. TV. Hamby and ?wife,
Ruth N. Hornby; Henry Bryso.";
and V. B. IwI.jiiiyA, of
Opal Bryson; Eldoi. 3ryson; Van
Rryson; George N .nolson; and
Caroleen ^T: b^lson, Minors.
The respondents, Daniel 3.
Nicholson; Mrs. Maude Nicholson;
and George W. Hamby and
wife, Ruth N. Hamby, will tabc
notice that an action entitled as
above, has been' commenced in
II the Superior Court of Jackson
County, North Carolina, before
the Clerk of said Court, by Nan_
tahala Power and Light Comply,
plaintiff, a public service
corporation, for the purnose of
condemning certain real e~. te
situated in Jackson County,
North Carolina, necessary for
the development of hydro_elec_
Wc power, and fully described
t*1 the petition filed in the Office
?* the Clerk of said Superior [
Court, in which said real estate
the respondents have an in_
And the above-named respondents
will further take notice
|hat they are required to apoear
in tVio fVirk oiorlr nf the
? Wile \J1 l/iiu
Superior Court of said County,
to the Court House in Sylva,
North Carolina, on or before the
6th day of January, 1941, and
answer or demur to the petition
to said action, or the petitioner
will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said petition.
This the 27th day of November,
1940.
. Hoy M. COWAN, Clerk, Super
tor Court, Jackson County, North
Carolina.
12'. 5 12 19 26
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Miss Beatrice Stein is leaving _
on Saturday for Winston-Salem, j
where she will spend a week ^
with her sister, Mrs. J. D. Parker,
and Mr. Parker.
"Joe Deitz, Jr., arrived Tuesday
from Raleigh, where he has been
ttending State College, to spend
the Christmas holidays here 1
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. *
J. H. Deitjz. He will return to 1
Raleigh on December thirtieth. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McKee have 1
returned from a trip to Raleigh 1
and Durham. <
Mrs. Chester Glenn, who has (
been visiting relatives in Sylva
for the past two weeks, will accompany
her husband to Bris- t
tol, on Sunday. Both Mr. and I
Mrs. Glenn will return to Sylva I
for Christmas. 1
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Mrs. Cary Allison is spending a
he week end with her daughter, v
drs. Nelson B. Sheppard, and d
Ar. Sheppard, in Asheville.
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Mr. Ernest D. Penland, of
layesville, is assisting at the
Jackson Hardware Company, F
luring the Christmas season. /
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Hamburg Dedication
Has Been Postponed r
The dedication of the new
Hamburg Baptist church, and .
he homecoming attendant
thereto, which was to have been s
leld on Sunday next, has been
postponed until Sunday, January
5, according to announcement
made by Mrs. Kate Bryson,
church clerk.
oce chapter to
visit esther
The Oce Chapter, Order of
he Eastern Star, will visit the
Csther Chapter, in Asheville,
PriHav Flpnpmhor 9n it tliot
iime the Worthy Grand Matron I
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nd the Worthy Grand Patron .
nil be present and nine candiates
will be initiated.
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:ast laporte 100
percent red cross
The East LaPorte school is 100
>er cent contributors to the
American Red Cross. Every
eacher in the school is a memler
of the Jackson County
Chapter, and every child has
nade contribution.
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Township, all fenced.
John Shephard.
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