' COGDIll M0T08 COMPANY, OWNED 3Y FATHER
{ AND SON, AGENTS FOR DODGE-PLYMOUTH
Our oldest car dealer now in
? busi?ej.? L< uunt'd and upt-iated b.y
father and son. In 1931 Sam C.
Cogdill and his son. Ray Cogdill,
started a business in the building
where Hooper's Motor Com
pany is now located. They began
, their business as dealers of Dodge
! and Plymouth automobiles with
a garage combined.
In 1934 this business was moved
to the Hastings building on main
street and continued to grow.
As newer and better cars were
placed on the market these men
made plans and carried them out
in constructing the building in
yvhich they are now located.
Since 1942 with no cars on the
market these men have held up
the reputation of their business and
have plans for enlarging their
building for bigger and better post
war bu.-iness.
Pvt. Jackson Among
First To Enter Japan
WITH THE 11TH AIRBORNE
DIVISION IX TOKYO? Pvt. John I
S. Jackson paratrooper in the 11th'
Airborne ' Division was among the
first troops to enter Tokyo. ' ?
His parents, Mr. and Mrs 3. C.
Jackson, reside at Whittier, N. C.
Before his induction into the army
USE
6 6 6
COLD PREPARATIONS
LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE,
" NOSE DROPS
USE ONLY AS DIRECTED
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Forty acres of land, one
15-r.oom house, one 5
room house. One mile
from Sylva. Will cut
acreage to suit purchaser.
Terms or cash.
C. R. MOODY
DAVIS-JEWELERS
Expert Watch Repair
RITZ THEATRE BLDG.
Telephone 198
DON'T BE A
"BAREFOOT BOY!'
Bring your worn shoes in
to us for new soles, heels
and complete rejuvena
tion
BLUE RIBBON
SHOE SHOP
- Jackson ? Countv
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Chapter Of
American Red Cross
Traveling 14.300 miles and mak
ing 13,200 calls since December,
1941, the Jackson County Chapter
of the American Red Cross has 1
rendered indispensable aid to the
service men of Jackson county and
their families. Acting as a go-be
tween from the home of the ser
vice man and his point of service,
j hundreds of boys have been con
tacted whose families had had no
word in months. They* have as
sisted service men in getting to
, and from their post of duty and
by authority of the Post Command
er have made loans to care for
emergency furloughs. They assist
wives whose husbands have been
killed in service in getting the pen- !
s;on. Through the National Service
Life Insurance Service they assist
in Insurance, Adjustments.
I
Though the untiring el forts of
IVlr.'A. J. Dills. Secretary, of the
chapter, the II >me Service lied.
Cro.-s has filled ail quotas for the
county, and in <j?.-me coses' surpassed
the. requirements. T hf-y -*?h a
oered service to each call that has',
been : within their reach in help
ing the party concerned.
The officers for the Jackson
County Chapter are as follows: Dr.
G. C. Wilkes, President; Mrs. E. L.
McKee, Vice-President; A. J. Dills,
Secretary; W. W. Bryson, Treasur
er.
The Home Service has as its
Chairman Louis Hair, A. J. Dills,
s&retary; Dr. W. P. McGuire, Dis
aster Chairman; Mrs. C. F. Soder
auist, Production Chairman; Mrs.
H R. Hastings, Assistant Produdc
tion Chairman; Mrs. H. E. Fergu
son, Chairman of Camp and Hos
pital with Mrs. John Parris assist
ing as Co-Chairman; Mrs. J. C.
Allison, Chairman of the Sewing,
Mrs. Leah N. Bankhead, Chair
man of the bandage work; Mrs.
John Parris, Kit Bags, Dr. Norcella
Wlson, Nutrition, Miss Benton, |
First Aid in Nursing, Miss Camp
Junior Red Cross, Mrs. Sam Rhea,
Knitting.
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BURIAL RITES FOR
HYATT CHILD HELD
AT MT. ZION
Funeral services were held for'
Geraldine Hyatt, six year old
daughter of Pfc. ^and Mrs. Perry
Hyatt, at the Zion Hill Baptist |
church Sept. 14, at 2 o'clock, with t
the Rev. Lester Sorrells of Frank- |
ijn officiating. She' died Sept. 12. ;
i
She is survived by her parents, |
the father at the present time is
serving somewhere in Germany,
one brother, Harold Ray, and one
sister, Linda Lou, her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt,
and Mrs. Ann Green of Gay.
The following uncles were pall
bearers, Will Ridley, Virco Hyatt,
Reno Hyatt and Perley Hyatt.
The Lower District Singing con
sins, Elylen Young, Aquilla Ridley,
Margaret Young, Clorine Higdon,
Scilla Ridley Dorothy Green, and
Ai^butus Young.
John was a graduate of the Chero
kee High School and was a farmer
as to occupation. He was inducted
Dec. 4,' 1944, and left for overseas
duty in July, 1945.
Pvt. Jackson is the wearer of
the Asiatic Pacific and Philippine
Liberation ribbons.
The W. M. S. Of the Webster
Baptist will meet Thursday Sept.
the 27th at 3:30 at the church.
lhcBe$l'Parl,of lnc]T)eal
Unusual Opportunities Are Offered Men in Western North Carolina's Most Modern Manufacturing Plant
Reconversion Is Underway
. . af . .
DAYTON
RUBBER
Yes, reconversion at Dayton Rubber will soon be^omplete. Our
expansion program is under way. All we need is more men to
meet the heavy load of orders we have for civilian consumers ?
textile parts, and vital accessories for automobiles and trucks, and
camelback for tire recappers.
Job opportunities are excellent. No experience is necessary.
You'll be taught a job and be paid while learning. AD indications
are for a continued high level of employment at Dayton Rubber.
? t
Especially good opportunities are available to men mechanically
inclined, as well to those interested in entering the synthetic nib
%
ber field, which has unlimited possibilities.
j r
You can get full information about jobs at Dayton Rubber. Pay
us a visit.
A Job at Dayton Rubber Offers:
?EXCELLENT VENTILATION AND
LIGHTING
? PROMOTION POSSIBILITIES
?VACATION WITH PAY
?GOOD WAGES
?GROUP I
?EXCELLENT WORKING CONDI
TIONS
-WELL- TRAINED FOREMEN AND
SUPERVISORS
?CLEAN LUNCH ROOMS
?PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
IURANCE
Don't W orry About
T ransportation
If you haven't a car, there's adequate
bus service to Dayton Rubber, or you may be
able to ride to work with other men or women
of your neighborhood. We have the details
on bus service we can give you when you
come see us.
To war veterans, we invite you to visit
our personnel office. Our staff has been
trained to especially advise you on your job
problems. They can answer your questions
regarding the jobs available at Dayton Rub
ber, and the types of work best suited to your
needs and abilities.
FIND OUT ABOVE A JOB AT DAYTON
RUBBER TODAY
J COME TO PLANT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
DAYTON
RUBBER
The Mark of Technical Excellence In 8ynthetic Rubber
MANUFACTURING CO.
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Waynesville, North Carolina