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Club Women J
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the county commissioners. Mrs. C
Maude Claxton attended in place t;
?of Mrs. Brown who was unable to C
attend. Commissioners present A
were: Breedlove, Jennings Bry- a
son, and Ed Fisher. C
In behalf of the effort in secur- **
ing an assistant home agent for t(
Jackson county Mrs. Claxton p
\ stressed the need and importance *(
\ of wives, mothers, and girls being t]
taught to sew, cook, and keep
house the right way. She said I
that if the homes in the whole of p
Jackson were happier homes that v
there would be fewer people in
-our jails, and other places of cor- ^
.rection.
V
-we snouian t jusi give cioui-i
es to the needy," said Mrs. Clax- ^
ton, "but let them be taught that
they can take old trousers and ^
make a snow suit for their child.
It doesn't take money so much as
it does training for our people.
In 4-H club work boys and girls
-are taught to work with the u
'things they already have," continued
Mrs. Claxton. "Girls are *"
"taught to sew sometimes using C
.feed sacks or to make over gar- I ^
ments. There were five sack j s
dresses modeled in our 4-H Dress! ^
1 ]
Review last June. They were j
lovely dresses with little or no
cost at all. Two of those dresses ?
won 2nd and 3rd place." Mrs. e
Claxton recognized the fact that **
home economics is taught in the a
high schools but, says Mrs. Claxton,
"What are we going to do | *
about those who do not go on to
high school and those mothers ^
who did not and will not get to 0
.go? These, too, are people we need ^
to help." ^
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Jackson-Swain Fellowship f
To Have Banquet *
The annual Valentine banquet ^
of the Jackson-Swain Methodist t
Youth Fellowships will be held in
the Allison building Monday eve- j
. ning at 7:30 o'clock. Instead of
the usual Valentine motif being
used, George Washington's birthday
will be the theme carried out .
in the decoratons.
Rev. Delbert Byrum of Murphy will
be guest speaker for the oc- .
casion. Mrs. J. E. Yountz of
Waynesville, district director of
Young People's work, will be :
present. .
i sylva drive-in i[|
ii theater ii f
i\- At The Airport j t
JI ; < > i
shows each night. 7 p.m. andx "
' Adults .40. Children under^ 1
112 free. | J
THERE WILL BE Nof
$1.00 pes car nights: : *
in the future. j | ,
Section reserved for colored < >
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; DOWN TO THE SEA :
$ in ships |;
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^ [with Lionel Barrymore and] c
" >Dean Stockwell. Also comedy*
< recommended by Parents' mag-< J
1 [againe. J [ .
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?[Saturday J t ,
:i SUTTER's GOLD |;
1 >with Eddie Arnold and Ben-o V
*4 Inie Barnes. Two comedies. J [ 0
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i ENCHANTED VALLEYi! 2in
color with Alan Curtis andZ
^ [Ann Groynn. This is an ex-J [
<< cellent family picture. Also*
h comedy. < ?
3 Ld.y-Wednesday 11 =
| SEVfcN SINNERS ji;
^ with John Wayne and Marlene< s'
4 [Dietrich. Also comedy. J [ tl
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5 ^Thursday-Friday J! tj
liBEAUTIFUL BLONDE;:'
?i FROM BASHFUL BENDj i ;
h [with Betty Grable and Caesar] I in
!J [Romero in color. Also comedy ] J tc
)an Allison Wins
'lane Trip To Cuba
Chapman & Wilhelm Co., of
lharlotte, distributors of Internaional
Home Appliances in North
!arolina, have notified Dan M.
illison of Sylva that he .has won
round trip to Miami and Havana
'uba, plus $50 expense money.,
'he notice stated that the trip is (
d be made by air on the finest
lanes and can be boarded at CharDtte.
The trip can be taken anyime
during February, March or
ipril.
In writing Mr. Allison the Com- i
any said, "You certainly have
:ell earned our participation in
lis wonderful winter vacation and
kewise your hard work and atention
to business during 1949
ustifies time out for rest and fun."
Mr. Allison told The Herald that
e has not decided just when he
/ill take advantage of this vacaion
opportunity.
liss Tallent Given Shower
Miss Doris Glenla Bryson entrtained
Miss Dorothy Sue Talent,
bride-elect of Joe Thomas
lunt of North Wilkesboro and
^ullowhee, on Tuesday evening at
ier home with a miscellaneous
hower. Upon arrival Miss Tal- t
2nt was presented a corsage by a
he hostess. I\
Spring flowers were used thru- F
ut the house. Bridge was enjoyd
y during the evening. Mjss ^
eanneane Bryson won high score *(
nd Miss Nancy Allison, second v
iigh. Mrs. Cl.fde Rector won the t
loating prize.
A salad course was served by the ^
lostess after which Miss Tallent
g
ipened the lovely gifts presented
ier.
Guests included Miss Tallent,
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?lrs. D. M. Tallent, mother of the ?
r
>ride, Mrs John A. Parris, Mrs.
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tudy. Hardy, Mrs. Ray Whitner, j
rtrs. Wade Wilson, Miss Nancy
Ulison, Mrs. Carey Reed Snyder, ^
4rs. Archie Crawford, Mrs. Recor,
and Miss Bryson.
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3eta 4-H Meets 1
With Carl Smith
Carl Smith was host to the Feb- j :
uary meeting of the Cope Creek c
i-H club on Monday afternoon at c
he home of his parents, Mr. and 1
drs. Lewis Smith. The president, *
foanne Wilson called the meeting x
o order and opened with the *
group giving the 4-H club pledge 1
II uiuaim ctiiu am 51115 ????H.CI.
tfr. Tommy Cannon, county 4-H t
lirector, explained the county- I
vide drive for camp funds and I
he plan as adapted by the 4-H *
ounty Council for securing part r
>f the money by receiving a perent
from soliciting subscriptions 1
or The Sylva Herald. Mr. Can- 1
ion gave the club subscription i
)lanks that they might begin work i
mmediately on the project. t
W. W. Sloan of the Nantahala t
Dog Quar.
(Continued from page 1) i
ine. i
The following is published for *
rour information: <
HANDLING OF DOG8 THAT 1
HAVE BITTEN PER8ON8 OR
ANIMALS ]
Such dogs should not T>e killed 1
mless it is clear they have symp- 5
oms of rabies, and then only 'f t
hey cannot be apprehended with 1
? f??.. t* 4/% > t
dlClJr. it lo iiii^jui laui isj rwuv/w | vhether
the dog is mad. If the i
log can be found and kept under
bservation for ten days and no ^
ymptoms appear, the Pasteur c
reatment is not necessary. The ( ?
log should be turned over to the f
>roper authority for observation *
nd study. Animals killed early *
n the course of rabies may fail *
o show microscropic evidence cf *
he disease, thus causing a delay
n diagnosis. If killed, the head e
r brain should be sent to a labor- j
tory without delay, and, if a dis
ance, on ice. When this is not
wactioal, the brain should be |
(laced in glycerin.
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citizens jioia
(Continued from page 1)
Jond Drive. The 4-H Club boys
nd girls of the state have inauurated
a Savings Bonds thrift
iroject. which is being adopted
ationally. North Carolina public
chools are continuing to carry on
uccessfuily their thrift program
-irough purchases of Savings
tamps.
The Report stated that the connuing
success of the Savings
onds program is due mainly to
le fine interest and active sup- :
ort of many patriotic and com- j
tunity spirited volunteer work- j
s who contribute time, effort and I
i many cases financial support j
i the promotion of Savings Bonds,
iles. 1|
THE JTV
GRASS SEE
W; . v;*
Hv .
To conserve the land and balance prod
out of wheat, cotton, corn and other
to conserve the land it must be *eed<
enough seed is being harvested. Here
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practices to stimulate grass ana i<
stressed in the 1950 Agricultural C
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hedden spent
he week-end in Kings Mountain
nd Charlotte where they visited
,2r. and Mrs. Joe Hedden and
lev. and Mrs. Clark Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ivester and
aughter, Mosella, have returned
o Sylva from Winston-Salem
/here they have been living for
he past year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ashe, of
irie, Pa., left Wednesday for Miimi,
Florida after a two weeks
'isit with Mr. Ashe's sister, Mrs.
Dora Collins, here, and other relttives
in Cullowhee anl Webster.
r. Ashe is a retired Chief Warent
Officer of the Coast Guard,
ie retired last fall after 26 years
service. This was his first visit
jack home for a number of years.
Mrs. Laura Bryson, who has been
luite ill at Hotel Lloyd, is reported
to be improving.
Mrs. J. C. Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Brown, Jr., left Tueslay
for Lake Wales, Orlanda, and
)ther points in Florida where they
.vill spend two weeks visiting
Drothers of Mrs. Brown, Sr., Tol/in
F. Wood, Andrew S.. Wood,
Drawford B. Wood, and other
elatives.
Mr. and Mr. Jackson Dunn and
wo children, Johnny and Kitty,
sent last week-end with their
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parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. F Dunn.
jnd Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Harper
:ear Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Martin left
Vlonday for their home in RictiTiond,
Va.f after a week's visit
vith Mr. and Mrs. Dewey R. Ealy
n the Smoky Mt. Park. Mr. Marin
is an engineer with the Na:ional
Park Service.
Mrs. D. G. Bryson, who has been
a patient in Aston Park hospital,
Power and Light Co. of Franklin
>vas then introduced. Mr. Sloan
explained the Better Method con:est
in electricity that they sponosr
?ach year and urged all the club
nembers to enter the contest.
The president announced that
ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wilson, had given the club permis
>ion 10 use me large casement or
heir home for a 4-H hall and rec eation
room. The club accepted
his generous offer of Joanne's parents.
Mrs. Johnny Watson, countyvide
4-H leader announced that
)n Feb. 14 a meeting will be held
it her home. This will be known
is 4-H club Parent's night for
^ope Creek club. At this time
3. H. Phillips, asst. State 4-H
eader, will be present to advise
n the club plans for work.
Mrs. Smith, Carl's mother, served
delicious refreshments.
VALENTII
The Annual Valentine
WAYNESyiL
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Tuesday evening Febriffl
Auxiliaries of Veteran;
American Legion. Edd
chestra will fufnish musi
is known throughout the
Don't Miss This . . .
Tuesday nij
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uction, millions of acres, are coming
crops in the next few (vcars. But
rd to grasses and legumes^and not
t a farmer is harvestin^grass seed
igume seed production are being
onservation Program.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs. Belle Allison, Webster, is
receiving treatment.
John Barker, Nantahala, is in
for treatment.
Miss Erma Barnes, Sylva, is receiving
treatment. Miss Barnes is
a nurse at the hospital.,
Ben Cochran, Alarka, is receiving
treatment for pneumonia.
$liza DeHart, Bryson City, is
recovering from an operation.
Baby Ensley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ensley, is doing
fine.
Mrs. Mary McFalls of Cowarts
is recovering from an operation.
Mrs. D. B. Martin, Franklin, is
receiving treatment.
Mrs. Artie Shepard, Webster, is
recovering from a fractured hip.
John Warren, Balsam, is re-,
ceiving treatment.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Don Burnett, Needmore,
announce the birth of a
son on February 6.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Gloyne, Cherokee, a daughter, on
Feb. 4.
Asheville, was returned to her
home Monday, and is reported to
be doing nicely.
Miss Hicks Wilson and Hal Wilson
spent the week-end in Durham
and Greensboro. Mrs. John H.
Wilson, who had spent the past
three weeks there with two of her
children, returned home with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Varner o'
Brevard visited their daughter,
Mrs. Vearle Ensley, and Mr. Ensley
on Wednesday. They also
spent some time in Whittier.
Mrs. H. C. Johnson will return
to her home in Athens, Ga., on
Friday after spending this week
here with Mrs. John Wilson and
family.
According to reports as of January
1, 1950, commercial early
Irish potato growers iln North
Carolina intend to plant 23,500
acres of crop this year. If these
intentions materialize, th?L 1950
acreage will be about two per cenT
less than the 24,000 acres harvested
in 1949.
I FOR SALE I
USED DOORS
and WINDOWS
call
I C. B. THOMAS I
Opposite Hospital
Sylva, N. C.
if niNftF I
w w n i? v
Dance to be held at the
LE ARMORY
iry 14th sponsored hy the
s of Foreign Wars and
ie Hoffman and his Orc
for the dance. His band
i South.
Waynesville Armory
?ht, Feb. 14
LITE
Attend WNCAC Meeting ri
The quarterly meeting of West- OieiT
ern North Carolina Associated Mrs. Fred
Communities was held in Waynes- Rock Hill, S (
ville Tuesday at which time of- homes Monda
ficers for the new year were el- few days witi
ected. The new officers are, pres- ents, Mr. and
ident, Percy B. Ferebee, of An- ^rs C L V
drews; vice president, Dr. Kelly from clncinna
E. Bennett, Bryson City; secretary- has made her
treasurer, C. M. Douglas, of Bre- four monthK
vard.
Those attending the meeting
from Sylva were: Felix Picklesim
j a ni u?
er, presiaeni tnainoer ui
merce; Hugh Monteith, Mayor; J.
A. Bryson, Chairman Board of
Commissioners; Ed Nicholson, president
Merchants Association; Boyd
Sossamon, furniture dealer; H. L.
Bass, hotel operator; Dr. Paul A. Powc
Reid, president Western Carolina
Teachers College; W. E. Bird, dean
of the college, and W. A. Ashbrook, FERGU8G
head of the business department
of the college. bbHHh
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I Red and white banded 9 V2 oz. tumblers;
chip-proof ^ /Ae
rolled edges. tOt ij ijr
m VACUUM BOTTtE. Pint. Reg. M.39.. 99c
IELKAY'S SOAP FLAKES. 12Va oz.pkg. 23<
MILK CHOCS. Gales. 4 in "boot" 3for 19c
M FLASHLIGHT. 2-cell focusing, *1.39 value 99c
I TOILET TISSUES Pkg. of 1000 3 lor 33c
H NAPKINS 11? Ph in., pkg. 80 2 lor 23*
TOWELS Rolls of 150 2 far 29<_
Igiwtl Victoria
HOUSEHOLD ^
gloves y^jtac
Natural latex with roughened, AW
non-slip finish. Sites 7-9 .... ~ *
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' QUIK-BANDS Plain or mere, 36s.... 27c
? NURSER Rexall Stork, 3k each, 3 for 89c
J Sf>ecial Combination Offer!
11 |i?l^ ANNIVERSARY SALE on
' ijkgijl 6 great products
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Mi31 ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION (pint)
I 39 Puretest RUEHMNG ALCOHOL (pint)
Cm Petfofol MINERAL OIL (pint)
e? Klenzo ANTISEPTIC (pint)
^ Pur?te$tAASPIRIN (5 gr.r lOO't)
G? Milk of MAGNESIA (quart)
Purttost Pltnomins, multi-tit. cops., 72's 2S9
Polycops, vitamins for children .. 30fs 87c
Mik of Mognosia fad pint 33c
Porotost Cod Livfr Oil, $175 ralot, pint L29
Ako-Ktx lobbing Alcohol pint 29c
Chorrosoto Cough Syrup, I ovncos,
modkinol teaspoon included, both for Wc
Sylva P
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Thursday, Feb. 9, 1950
rille News
Poole and sons of Too Late to Classify
2., returned to their _____________
y after spending a ,
h Mrs Poole's par- F?? SALE - Two good Hudson
Mrs. C. W. Paxton. 0l1 brooders- C-P^city, 300
. , . chicks. Cost $25.00 each, but will t
/hitted has returned geU thc two for $25 00 Ma<cie
iti, Ohio where she Nation Davis, Rt. 1 Camp Creek,
home for the past Whittieri N c 37, 38?
FERGUSON and DEITZ
EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS
Modern equipment, 20 years experience in
Farm Drainage and Excavating
?r Shovel - Drag Line - Drag Shovel
C*ane Lift and Bulldozer Work
DEITZ. Phone 194-M
>N, Pfcone 253-W
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9uality merchandise of.
^F BSSfc?1rered with courteous, effi- ^H:
m-myfj STATi0NERY
| 50 folded sheets ff
I; REG. 39c, on sale W H|
I 50 Motching ENVELOPES 29c H 4
I Maycroft Linen 36 sheets, 36 envelopes.... 59< I'
I Lord Bflltimyt Lintn 24 shts., U env.,$1 vol. 79c l|
m| f/w i^\$1.00 Cara Nome K
If LIPSTICK 1Wiw
^a* no extra charge V)
II Ccrrj Nome FACE POWDER
W 5-3 VALUE Both A/ Z^ 1
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Stag Shave Cream & 0. L Blades. 64c vol. both 49c !
Rexall Ammoniated Tooth Powder, 3 ounces 39c S;
Helen Cornell Hormone Cream. Reg. $1.00 79c
Mascal's Hand Cream, 50c size.. 6% ounces 37c V j
Klenzo nylon Hoir Brush, club style, Reg. $1.19 69c fll
$2 Adrienne Bath Powder & Cologne, both 1.29 W<
$1 Cara Nome Miniatures, powder & perfume 29c
Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream .. 1 pound jar 89c
lavender shave cream & talc,.... 84c vol. 49c
Silque Cream Oil Hair Tonic..... 5 ounces 43c
Silque Cream Shampoo.. 4 ounce jar or tube 95c .
Goodform nylon Hair Nets. 7 shades, 3 for 25c
Klenzo nylon Tooth Brush. Choice 3 styles 23c fOi *
WASH ClOTH. 12x12 osstd. colors 2 for 25? H|
ASPIRIN TABLETS. Hobart's. 5gr. 12's.. 3c *
1NAIL FILE. 6" Klenzo. Reg. 19c each .. 9c
ENVELOPES. Banbury 61/i", white, I2's.. 3c
GLYCERIN SUPPOS. Adult or infant, 12 $ 14c Hj
GARMENT BAG. Medford. leg. 35c... 27c B
THIAMINE CHLORIDE Tabs. 10 mg., 100 s 87c
REEL-ROU COTTON. 3 oz. dispenser pkg. 49c H
WATER BOTTLE. Symbol, 2 quart capacity 1.79
POCKET COMB WITH CLIP 3c I
REX ALARM CLOCK. 40-hoar movement 1.69
PERMEDGE 7" SHEARS, teg. 98c ... 69c
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