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Directory of Local Churches WEBSTER METHODIST CHARGE %(The Rev. E. A. FitiQerald, Pastor) Webster The sermon theme for the charge for Sunday, April 13 and 20 is "The Offices of the Church/' 7 a. m. Easter Sunrise service at the church. Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a. m. Wesleyanna ? I All! I'M II lit 10 a. m. ? Love's Chapel Sunday school eaoh Sunday at 10 a. m. Preaching serv ices 1st Sunday at 8 p. m. and 3rd Sunday at 11 a. m. East La Porte Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a. m. Preaching services 2nd Sunday at 8 p. m. and 4th Sunday at 11 a. m. Speedwell Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a. m. in cooperation with the Baptist church. Preaching services 2nd Sunday at 11 a. m. and 4th Sunday at 8 p. m. Sylva Methodist (The Rev. W. Q. Grigg, Pastor) Sunday school will meet at 10 a. m., Gudger Crawford, superin tendent. 11 a. m. Morning Worship. 6:30 p. m., Youth Fellowship. Cullowhee Methodist (The Rev. R. T. Houta, Jr., Pastor) Church School at 10 A. M. 11:45 Morning worship. The pas tor will use for his subject, "The Man of the World." 8 p. m. Mrs. R. TV-Jiuukv Jr., will present a recital of songs taken from the sacred Oratorios. The other evening meetings of the church will dispense of their meet ings and meet in the church at 8 o'clock for the recital. 8 p. m. Union services to be in this church with the Baptist minister delivering the sermon. Sylva Baptist (The Rev. C. M. Warren, Paator) Worship service will be held at 11 a. m., the pastor using for his subject, "The Afterglow of Easter." Mark 16: 20 At 7:30 p. m. the pastor will speak on the subject, "Lovest Thou Me?" John 21: 15-19 Sunday school at 10 a. m., How ard Ball, Supt. B. T. U. at 6:30 p. m., Carl Cor- ! bin, director. Tuesday, 7:15 p. m. Prayer meet ing. Friday, 7:30 p. m. choir rehearsal. Each Monday at 10:30 a. m. the' SYMPATHY CARDS ??member your frtewdi to iAPPHiil MJlMfe UjJlMMMi Mt sorrow wrm noivfioii Sympathy Cords. You wtl find Hoflmork Cords with tasteful -consoling messoges ... cords 4Mt will toy wfiot you wonf te say the woy you want to toy it THE BOOK STORE * PtlWH 110 IN MMALO BLD. Baptist Ministers' Conference meets here. Cullowhee Baptist (The Rev. Mark R. Osborne, J"., Pastor) Morning worship will be held at 11 o'clock. Sunday school meets at 9:50 a. m. Deacon's Study Course will be conducted at 3 p. m. Junior and Intermediate B. T. U. at 4 p. m. and Young People's B.T.U. and Fellowship hour at 6 p. m. Tuesday?Baptist Student Union council meeting wili convene at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday, 3:15 p. in. Junior and Intermediate R. A. meeting. Friday?7:30 p. m. Full choir re hearsal at the church. Jeanne 'Nicholson Given Surprise Anniversary party On Friday evening Jeanne Nicholson was given a surprise party by a group of her friends. It was at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Nicholson and was celebrating the thirteenth anniversary of her birth. Bingo and other games were played, after which the guests were invited into the dining room where the table had been arranged with i the birthday cake as the center i piece. This was served with ice [ cream, candy, and coca-colas. The entire group then went to the Ritz theater to see "Blue Skies." | Those present were Peggie Sue Middleton, Patsy Buckner, Bennie I Lou Harris, Patsy Parris, Hilda I McGinnis, Gail Webber, and Joyce Nicholson, Lambert Hooper, Tom my Ferguson, Howard Wilson, T. C. Shepherd, Dick Barkley, Bobby Robinson, Robert Allison, and Kenneth Sutton. * * * Business Woman's Circle Met With Mrs. Ball The Business Woman's circle of the Sylva Baptist church met Mon day evening with Mrs. Howard Ball, with 23 members present. The president, Mrs. Jesse Bu chanan, presided over the business session. Miss . Beatrice Cagle gave the devotional. Mrs. George Painter was in charge of the program on The | "Mission Fields -of Europe." Sho .was assisted by Mrs. Ray Cogdill and Miss Edna Allen. Tiie hostess served pie ar\d cof fee. JACKSON VETERANS STUDY NEW FARM METHODS (Continued from page one) hybrid seed include: Winston Cabe, John Taylor, Ralph Davis, Coy Deitz, Mac Deitz, W. T. Brown, Howard Buchanan, Cecil Alexan der, Willard Turpin, O. H. Martin, Bob Warner, Andrew Christopher, Willie B. Hyatt, Paul Buchanan, J. A. Ensley, Dick Mathews, Emory Lee Dillard, Darnel Ward, Posey. Cathey and Marvin Allison. The seed corn to be planted was ?rown in Buncombe county last summer by Charles Holiday and Hoyatt Plemmons while Mr. J. F. Corbin was the certified seed corn inspector for 'Buncombe county. Mr. Corbin knows the men and their corn and heartily resom mends its planting. He stresses the importanle of purchasing seed bag ged in the official North Carolina Crop Improvement Association bag. This white bag is recognized by the blue square with a red border at the top and bottom and stamped with a N. C. map in white the wording "Certified Seed?void without certification tag" is print ed on each bag. The bag must also bear the official blue tag of certi fied seitd. ????? Visual Aid Equipment Added To Department The Vocational Agriculture de partment and the Veteran Farm er. Training Group have secured - a complete line at visual aid equip ment to be used in their programs. This equipment includes one 16 millimeter sound movie projector together with two screens: an 8 x 10, and a portable 4 foor square -screen; a Triple A milimeter Slide machine; and a Mercury No. 2 camera for making pictures to use in the slide machine. An added asset to owning this equipment is the ability of bor rowing films from the Vocational Agriculture department of Ra leigh. The Department has re cently set up a film library in or . der to furnish free films to the V. A. departments of the State. ,r SOCIETY (Continued frofri page 5) Sylva Rotarians Entertain Rotary ? Anns At Qualla Hall An evening of mirth and fellow ship was enjoyed by the Rotarians and their Rotary Anns at the an nual Ladies' night meeting-held in Qualla Hall at Cherokee Tuesday evening. Bowls <;? .jonquils and forsythia were u.-c* i ?n the banquet tables, and mini .ture hand made basket-- I oi nuts ..nd candics were used at I e. ch guc 's ;>! ice. eour e dr : v.. tn.e merriment got o:! to a start with a welcome by R ?:ary Pre-ider.t W. E. Ensor. In : charge :l' \:c 4;ime> were John Worth .*?! Oev.tt and Stedman ' Mitchell, .ilu-mating w.th toe va rious amu-erruents. S. P. Hyatt claimed winner's place in the round ol C.ieerij. Advice and knowledge was read from "the sands not. t(*> good by the solemn Prince oi Bagdad?for all the world like Sam H. Gilliam. His reveal ing* were brought to an end Ly one Ralph Sutton who had ma?u "business trips" recently to h - leigh. ?Mr. and Mrs. Newton Turner won the prize in the word contest of "Rotary Ideals". More fun was enjoyed from the readings found in the Pandora boxes passed out to the guests. The highlight of the evening's fun was the honoring of the three Rotarians recently taken into the club. These "babies" were Jake Bales, Wilbur Carlson, and N. H.< Gurley. In being granted the privilege not enjoyed by most babies, they chose for their mamas Mrs. Dan Moore, Miss Irma Mittle berg, and Mrs. Stedman Mitchell. After the babies were dressed in danity bonnets and bibs by their foster mamas, each was given his bottle for a race in feeding. Jake Bales proved to be the fastest feed er. The evening's merriment came to a close with the singing of se lections from the Battle of the Sexes In Song?amid flashing of lightning and rumblings of thun der of a springtime storm. # * * Miss Allison Has Buffet Supper Miss Nancy J. Allison enter tained with a surprise birthday supper for Boyd Sossamon on Tuesday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Allison. The house, decorated with a profusion of early spring flowers, formed a lovely setting for the affair. A color scheme of yellow and white was carried out. The supper was served buffet style from a iulile which had for its centei piece a bowl o:' daffodils and narcissus. At either end were placed white candles with a yellow daffodil molded on each. Card tables were placed in the living room and the guests' places were marked by hand painted place cards. On each table was a bud vase with daffodils and a white and yellow candle molded in the form of a calla lily. The guest list included besides Mr. Sossamon,.Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Hardy, Misses Agnes Wilson, Helen Sossamon, Lela Moore Hall, and Dorothy Mae McKee; Elmer Neal, Jimmy Keener, Spurgeon Henry, and Jack Allison. * * * Home Makers Class Met With Mrs. Popplewell Mrs. Joe Popplewell was hostess for the meeting of the Homemak er's Sunday school class of the Scott's Creek Baptist church Tues day evening, April 1. Mrs. Roy Reed reviewed the book of Genesis. The class decided to study a book of the Bible each month. Mrs. Albert Robinson, president, CKrgguteri over the hnsinpss sp.ssinn. A social hour was held and Mrs. B. S. Hensley and Mrs. Roy Dal ton were winners in the contests. Mrs. Popplewell, assisted by her daughter, Verna Kay, and Mrs. Johnnie Watson, served refresh ments. The house was decorated with arrangements of jonquils. * * * Mr. Charles M. Reed was a busi ness visitor in Asheville Monday. April 12 1808?Army raised to 5 regi ments of infantry, 1 of riflemen, 1 of light artillery and 1 of light dragoons to be enlisted for 5 years. 1861?Civil War begun with at tack on Fort Sumter, bombard ment from Fort Moultrie, Fort Johnson and others at 4:30 a. m. by forces of General Beauregard after- demand for surrender re fused. PERSONALS Mrs. Mabel" Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips and daughter Judith, and Miss Lucile Ashe of Winston-Salem were guest of Mrs. Geneva Smith and Children and Mrs. Hixie Ashe and Family of Webster for the Easter holidays. Mrs. Rixie Ashe has recently re turned to her home in Webster after spending the last five weeks with her mother Mrs. Sallie Ens ley of Apison, Tennessee. She was called to Apison on account of her mother falling and breaking her hip. Her mother is improving. Mr. ? and Mrs. Ernest Penland went to Hayesville Saturday to be with Mrs. Flora Davis who is crit Penland returned Sunday to his home in Webster, while Mrs. Pen land remained tor a longer stay. Miss Mildred Prtton, who has re signed her position a> chief book keeper at Sossamon Furniture Co., expects to leave tmis week for her home in Morgunton where she has accepted similar work with Orders Furniture Store. Miss Sossamon ! has taken an active part in the work of the Baptist church during her eight months stay h?rfe, as well as the social life of her group. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Settlemyer of Charlotte spent the Easter holi days here wTUTthetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cowan of Greens Creelif. Mr. M. V. Higdon returned last Tuesday from Atlanta where he has been ill with influenza at the' home of Mrs. Higdon's sister, Mrs. Wiley King. Mr. Higdon is able to be back in his office for the prac tice of law. Mrs. John D. Davis and daugh ter, Cathryn, have returned home after spending the winter months in DeLand* Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Gil mer McCoy and son, Tim Douglas, who accompanied them to Fla., will remain for a year. Mr. McCoy has accepted a position with the DeHart filling station there. Mrs. Bob Davidson of Swan nanoa spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J: S. Higdon. Another daughter, Mrs. Dot Owen of Fontana, was also here for the week-end. Miss Elva Rhea of Knoxville, Tenn. spent the Easter holidays here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Rhea. Miss Edith Garrett of Sylva and 1 Atlanta, Ga. spent the Easter sea son with her sister, Miss Nita Gar rett. in Winston-Salem. While there they attended the Easter services of the Mormons. J. Hubert Potts, who has been a patient at Harris Community hospital for several days, returned to his home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberson and daughter, Barbara Ann, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Raymond Stovall, and family. Mrs. E. L. Wilson is spending this week in Hendersonville with her son, E. L. Wilson, Jr., and family. Mrs. Sam Roan, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and daughter, Anne, Miss Mildred Cowan and Miss Evelyn Sherrill were Asheville vistiors Sunday, going over to see Mrs. Frank M. Crawford, at Aston Park hospital. Mrs. Irene Cook of Pendleton, Oregon arrived last Thursday, hav ing been called to Cullowhee on account of the illness of her father, Mr. Tom Ledbetter. Mr. J. C. Led better of Delray Beach, Fla., a son of Mr. Ledbetter, arrived Monday of last week to be with him during his illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bain and son, Edward, Mrs. J. W. Keener, Mrs. Henry Brady and daughter, Patty, and Jimmy Keener spent Sunday in Bryson City with Mr. and Mrs. James P. Myers. While there they attended the christening ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. Bain's grandson, Jimmy Myers. Among those from the Sylva church attendinng ? the district meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Long's Chapel, Lake Junaluska, today are Mrs. Harry Hastings, president of the local soeiefey, Mrs. W. Q. Origg, Mrs. E. L. McKee, Mrs. Dan Moore, and Mrs. H. Gibson. Misses Edoleen, Joan and Caro lyn Curry were here from Mon treat College to spend the Easter week-end with their grandmother, Mrs. D. L. Bryson, and aunt, Mrs. E. M, Lloyd. L_... * * * Camp Fire Girls Meet. The Camp Fire girls met Tues day evening with Bessta Bryson at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Bryson. Their sponsors, Mrs. J. E. Buckner and Mrs. Howard Crawford, met with them. The vice-president, Audrey Jane Jones, presided. Instead of having a program the girls worked off some of their re quirements for second class. Games were played and peanuts, candy, and apples were served by the hosrtess. Look To Massie For Special Furniture VALUES Beautiful Couch By Day - Restful Bed At Night Low Price of $75aQQ and up EXTRA SPECIAL! On Baby Strollers From $6.95 up STRONG AND STURDY Just the thing for that youngster v WOOD AND ~ ALL METAL CHAIRS For Lawn and Porch $6.50up Swings and Gliders, metal and wood W/' V A beautiful suite for a breakfast nook or small dining room. Solid and Veneer, smart finish. Bargain at $39.50 up NEW SHIPMENT Of Beautiful FLOOR LAMPS At Very Low Prices SEE THEM TODAY FLOOR COVERING Add color and protection to your floors by using Linoleum. We have it in squares and by the yard. Also other rugs and floor covering. MASSIE FURNITURE CO "Quality Furniture At Low Prices" Phone 33-J SYLVA, N. C.