For The Women
Society News and Clab Activities
* Phone 110
Mrs. J. G. Jones Hostess
To Beta H. D. Club
The Beta Home Demonstration
Club met Wednesday, April 14, at
2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. J. C.
Jones. The meeting was called
to order and the business session
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Cole Ridley.
The club voted to give S5.00
to the Cancer Control Fund. Mrs.
W. H. Wu'tefield conducted the de
votional. Miss Mary Johnston,
county Home Demonstration agent,
discussed methods of growing and
preserving sweet potatoes. She
gave out a leaflet containing sev
eral recipes for sweet potatoes.
Then she gave a demonstration of
one of the recipes.
The hostess served refreshments
of ice cream and cake to the fol
lowing club members: Mrs. Cole
Ridley. Mrs. F. M\ Williams, Mrs.
Joe Sutton, Mrs. E. L. Erwin, Mrs.
Rui'us Deitz, Mrs. Flcra Baker,
Mrs. W. H. Wakefield, Mrs. Burl
Pannel and Miss Mary E. Johnston.
The club will meet May 12 at the
home of Mrs. Don F isher.
"SPRING BUYS . .
FOR THE HOME
?We have New and Used bedroom,
Living Room, Dining Room Suites. Our
New suites Are Modern In Design, Com
bining Modern Style and Touch With
Moderate Prices.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR USED
FURNITURE ... HERE YOU WILL FIND A
NUMBER OF REAL BARGAINS IN SOME
REAL FINE SUITES
We also have odd pieces in new and used furniture.
Davis Furniture Co.
GLENN DAVIS, Owner
' Cullowhee Road Sylva, N. C.
Professional Drugstore
YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS
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75c Fletchers Castoria 59c
60c Size Alka-Seltzer 49c
$1.25 Size Retonga $1.09
$2.00 Size S S S Tonic $1.67
$1.25 Size Peruna 98c
33-day Supply Willard Treatment $5.00
^ Tw(#?Skilled Registered Druggists To Aid You
Pint Pure White Mineral Oil 21c
100 Aspirin Tablets ? Guaranteed 14c
(Limit - 2 Bottles)
Pint Guaranteed Milk of Magnesia 21c
Bottle 275 Brewer's Yeast Tablets 89c
Guaranteed Alarm Clocks $2.19 up
Nylon Hair Brushes Only $1.00
Make this your shopping center for those picnic
needs ? Paper Plates ? Wooden Spoons ? Drink
ing Cups ? Sandwich Bags ? Cameras ? Films,
Etc.
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FOR THE BE8T DRUG VALUES IN TOWN
Phone 49 Emer. Phone 206-J
Scene From Roman Banquet Given By Latin Classes
Left to right: Joanne Moody, Doris Whitaker, Loqueta
Holden, Doris Middleton, Margaret Smith, Jean Harris.
Joint Meeting Of
Lgion And Auxiliary
A joint meeting of American
Legion and Legion auxiliary will
be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Community House. A mo
tion picture on child welfare will
be shown by Mrs. Juanita Phillips
of the County health department.
Following this program business
sessions will be held by both
groups.
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Thursday Night
Bridge Club Meets
The regular fortnightly meeting
of the Thursday Nite bridge c^ub
was held Thursday evening with
Mrs. Rudy Hardy at her home on
Savannah Road. Two tables were
arranged for play.
Counting of scores showed that
Mrs. Jack Allison had scored high,
and Mrs. M. C. Cunningham had
made second high. They were giv
en the respective awards.
Following the games Mrs. Hardy
served a delicious salad plate?
Those playing were Mrs. Allison,
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Clyde Rec
/tor, Mrs. C. C. Williams, Miss Nan
cy Allison, Miss Rebecca Sue Can
non, Miss Lou Elsie Parker and
Miss Agnes Wilson.
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County H. D. Council
Hears Miss Hotchkiss
On Friday and Saturday, April|
16 & 17, Miss Virginia Hotchkiss,|
district Home Demonstration
agent, visited Jackson county in|
the interest of the Home Demon
stration work.
The County Council met at the
courthouse on Friday and heard
Miss Hotchkiss discuss plans for|
the new year's work. One of thej
outstanding thing was the laying
of the foundation to organize the]
officers of all the clubs into a
county federation for specific
work, especially the making of re
ports and tending to other mat
ters to go into the district federa
tion.
The county curb market was
discussed and it was reported that
all the culbs in the county had
voted for the establishment of the|
curb market.
All the members of the council,
except one, were present for this
meeting. The first meeting of the
county federation will be held
April 30.
new
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SOSSAMON'S
Encore Cheerie
Saturday Date
?Tex Beneke
Now Is The Hour
Who Are We To Say
?Charlie Spivak
After Hours
Cherry
?Erskine Hawkins
Let's Not Sleep Again
Don't Take The Light
?Blue Sky Boys
Tennessee Waltz
Rootie Tootle
?Pes Wee King
Attend Annual Church
Society Meet, Asheville
Mrs. A. D. Parker was in Ashe
ville last week attending the an
nual convention of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of the
Western North Carolina confer
ence. Sire was the delegate from
the society of the Sylva Methodist
i
church.
Others attending from the Sylva
church were Mr. and Mrs. W. Q
PERSONALS
Rev. W. N. Cook spent Tues
day in Lenoir where he attended
the funeral and burial of his ne
phew, Mr. Lyman Franklin, who
died in the Baptist hospital, Wins
ton-Salem, on Sunday.
Mrs. John Hooper Hostess
For Lovefield H. D. Club
The Lovefield Home Demon
stration club met for its regular
monthly meeting Thursday, April
If) with Mrs. John Hooper*
The president. Mrs. Denni- Hig-j
don, called the meeting to order'
tut the program began with the,
sinning of "The Old North State."!
Tiie minutes of the last meet.nuj
were read and approved, the roll1
/ailed, and dues piid. Kleven I
members and one visi'ter wore pre- j
-e.'it. It was dtci led to continue1
*he "Penny for Friendship" eon-'
? i ibuti. n. 1
Tne.e being no old bu-ir.e--. t ie'
ni'e.-ident declared the eiu'n in urd-,
tr t.?r new busines-. M.s. Leonard!
i" j.ugms was elected secretary. Na
tion,,; Home Dcmonstrat'on week
wa> di.-cussed and an article to rep
resent our club selected for dis
play. Plans were made for a pro
gram for National 4-H club week.
Miss Mary Johnston, the county
t agent, had for her topir of dis-,
[ cussion, "Ways to Prepare the
Sweet Potato." Favorite recipes
| were discussed, followed by a de-j
i monstration by Miss Johnston on
I how to ? make "Potato Puffs.")
! Ki*>ugh pulls were made to serve
i each person along with other re
| freshments, served by the hostess.
I Grigg, Mrs. Harry Hastings, and
Mr.-. J. H. Gillis. Dr. Norac6lla
Wilson and Mrs. W. O. Soderquist
represented the Wesleyan Service
?Guild of the Sylva church.
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Before You Buy
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Phone 297 ? ? ? Franklin, N. C.
NOW IS THE TIME
We are expecting 15,000 square feet of SHEET
ROCK and ASBESTOS SIDING this week ? We
are as near as your phone ? call us arid let us give
you an estimate TODAY. You will be under no ob
ligation .. But don't delay?these are scarce, hard
to-gct items.
See Us NOW While Our Supply Lasts . . .
We also have a complete stock of DEVOE
PAINTS and VARNISHES ? We have a
paint for any job, inside or outside. Let us
figure with you on your next paint job ....
"PEOPLE WHO KNOW USE DEVOE"
Jackson Coal & Lbr. Co.
"COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES"
Phone 38 Sylva, N. C.
John Gibson has returned from
Washington, D. C. where he spent
his vacation with his sister, Mrs.
Edward J. Doyle, and Mr. Doyle.
Miss Dotsy Bryson spent sever
al days in Washington, D. C. as the
4
guest of her aunt, Miss Bessie
Snyder.
M. Y. Jarret of Dillsboro spent
a few days this week in Raieig*i
on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Lat.iam o:
Greenville. S. C. and tw > sons
were week-end guests >i* Mr>.
Latham's mother. Mis C. L. AU.
m.
Mis. Wallace MrCrac^en
t \s c) children. D-?t .iiui ii ?b, ieit
Tue>(iav for Si id a Sp: ui-is. iu.i:in,
wheie they will join Mi. McC'rav1!;
en and make their :.o:ne i> i t.ie
uiniin'r months.
Miss Elva Rhea ha- ivUimed !?>
Knuxville after >prnd.nu ' ??
uevk-end w11?1 heu :iu>t.v-. M.
S.i i; Riiea.
Mrs. X. J. Hunter Mi
Katiiryn Lung Franklin woi'i
.vi'i'k-imkI Kue-ts of Mis. Hunte: '
daughter, Ml-. \\\ R K.\k?r. ar:v
Mr. En
Hospital News
Mrs. Myrtle Ray, Whittier, re
covering from operation.
Mrs. Annie McMahan, Dillsboro,
d^ing -nicely following an opera
tion.
Mr. Earl Padgett, Sylva, recov
er:.g alter an opeivti^n.
Mrs. Theo Dills, Sylva, recover
i:;g :Vom (operation.
M: -. Ruby Medlin. Bryson City,
,)? r. t.ve ease. reeo\ ering.
Mr. Wallace Robinson. Bryson
City, doing n.celv alter an opera
' i n.
John Frizzell', Webster, in for
treatment. > - .
Jan S'.es.en>oVi,/Bryson City, re
i mi; irum operation.
M.->. Hi-tii V McConnell. Whittier,
operative c.i.-e. doing nicely.
Ka .: i c! McLean. Cherokee, re
. 're.itmenv K?r burns and
A!.. . p..' MHenry Sitton. Web
:'.-eboth <>!' a daugh
te . ^ - ?. .. a K y. n Saturday,
A; ?i.l IT.
Ci .a. a Hry-on. (c.>l.). receiving
!i< . < r.ent ai.ci improving.
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