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from blast center. (4) Air rushing
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[ It Happened
' HERE AND THERE
Almost more going on than the
V; people can find time to fully dis%
cuss?patrolmen being fired, eleci
tion talk getting heavier, and the
milk situation in the county seem
to be the only topics of conversaI
tion.
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iENT booklet illustrate what happens
the blast from an atomic bomb. The
Lages of the explosion (time intervals
t bomb goes off (2) Tree and dog are
Jiet interval as force is spent outward
into blast-created vacuum hurls dog
le force is spent. (Central Press)
PERSONALS
Miss Doris Bowman and Mi
Lou Huffman, both of Hickor
recently spent a week-end wii
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crawford.
H. W. Powell of Lepair spei
four days this week here atte
ing court. Mr. Powell Hs employ
ed by the Clemmons Brothers C
in Lenoir. He returned Friday.
3/Class Seaman Darrence Dye
who has been stationed in Japj
for the past two and one-ha
years, is spending a sixty-day fui
lough with his mother, Mrs. Berth
nf iSvluo will rpnnrt
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will remove your cows,
any cost to you if called
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California to receive his new a:
signment.
Mrs. J. Frank Ray, who has bee
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mi
B. R. Morgan, has returned to h<
home in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Yonally le
Thursday for their home in Eu;
tis, Florida after a visit of se\
eral weeks here with Mrs. Yona
ly's parents, Mg. and Mrs. B. ]
Morgan. y
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh V. Fergv
son and son, Gregory, of Nasi
ville, Tenn. spent the week-er
with relatives here.
Miss Lucy Bumgarner and Mi
Libby Dale Bumgarner we:
week-end guests of J. G. Bun
garner in Knoxville, Tenn., br<
ther of Lucy.
Andrew Allison of Detro;
Michigan was called home la
week due to the serious illne
of his father, who is a patient ;
C. J. Harris hospital.
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for your Community
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horses, and hogs without
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enefit For Adults, Fifty
Iren Under 10 Years Old
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Flash?Bert Lloyd refuses to
talk!!,
The "hello" girls in a frenzy of
curiosity now that the local exchange
is to be under new ownership.
Ain't it a pleasure to walfc into
the bank on these gray, rainy days
\ and see all that feminine pulchriJ
tude across the counter? Uplift- J
t ing, no less. .
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Noticed where Ely Culberson
says that Canasta will never re!
STOCKHOLDERS OF
FEDERATION TO
MEET HERE MARCH 11
The annual Farmers Federation
stockholders' meeting for Jackson
county will be held in the Sylva
warehouse of the organization at
M 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 11, |
it has been announced by officials
of the organization.
i Stockholders of the Farmers
Federation in this county will attend
the annual meeting for the
election of committeemen and the
w^minatinn of nnp director, it WaS
? announced. The director nominated
at this meeting will be voted
upon at the annual meeting o.'
sjr all stockholders of the organization
in the Buncombe county
^ courthouse on March 25. Each director
of the Federation is elected
for two years in such manner tha'
n one director of the Federation is
up for election each year, it was
' stated.
A specialist on pasture improvements
from State College will atir?
tend this year's meeting to exir
plain the pasture improvement
J program it was announced. Jame;
r- G. K. McClure, president of th
Federation, has been named b.
tc Governor Scott as a member of i
s steering committee on pasture
improvement in North Carolina.
Jr The present directors for Jackson
county are Hute Snyder and
e F. E. Parker. Committeemen for
Jackson county are as follows: Maft
rion Moody, Erastus; A. O. Weides
lich, Will Bryson, Bob Howell,
/- Sam Parker, Dr. A. S. Nichols, Vel;
1- Wilson, W. G. Dillard, Dr. Grovei
R Wilkes, Sylva; John O. Jones, Gay
Jarrett Blythe, McKAnley Roas,
i- Cherokee; Dave Worley, Whittier;
i. Clyde Bumgarner, Erastus; Chas.
j v Frizzell, Webster; E. D. Fowler,
Cashiers; Mark Jarrett, Dillsboro;
Vance HooDer. East LaPorte.
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1- President Of Rotary
> International Heard
Twenty-four Rotarians and Rolt'
taryanns of the Sylva Club "\yent
st to Asheville last Thursday eve^
ning to attend a meeting of the
at club members from the distric'
and to hear Internationpl Presi~
dent Percy Hodgson. A number
of ^lubs from East Tennessee and
upper South Carolina had representatives
at the meeting. The
meeting was held with a banquet
at George Vanderbilt hotel.
Those attending from Sylva
were: President W. J. Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. Ramsey Buchanan, Jim
Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Enk>e,
W. E. Ensor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
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r erguson, ivir. ana mrs, ncrocri
II Gibson, Sam Gilliam, J. A. Gray,
- Mr. and Mrs. Herjnan Green, Dr.
J Dan Gunn, Dr. Delos Hooper, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Kemmerer, Mr.
X and Mrs. Paul Kirk, Mrr qnd Mrs
X Raymond Sutton and William Mcf
Kee.
E. L. McKee Expected
Home First Of Week
Mr. E. L. McKee, who has been
under treatment in Mission hospital,
Asheville, for several weeks,
is expected to be able to return
to his home here the first of next ,
week. Mr. McKee's many friends
> and business associates will he
> &JUU to have him hack in hylva.
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SYLVA MARBLE and
GRANITE WORKS
JAMES T. BALES. Owner
E j Phone 215-J Sylva
fLVA HERALD AND RURALITE
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t & JT ^ jtU announce the
i_ . In Atlanta,
7 | Of Journal
Doroth
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* *^- : thc Academy
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place bridge, but is definitely here Guage on H<
to stay. That's for sure here in Skirt-Flirt." 1
Sylva! daughter of 1
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Thursday, March 2, 1950 ==
Sylva Lions Club
Repubii- Has Ladies' Night
' called to The Sylva Lions club observed
h 4, 1950, Ladies' Night on Wednesday, Febhe
Court- uary 22, at the American Legion
the pur- Home in City Park, with 12S
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Congres- for the occasion,
the State The Home was very attractively
and to decorated with the George Washness
that ington motif, and a delicious meal
efore the Was prepared and served by the
members of the Legion auxiliary,
each pre- The program consisted of slides
d. 3nd a most interesting talk on
lairman conservation of natural resources,
?cretary given by members of the TV A.
?? Two new members were receivofessional
Into the club at this time, Glenn
{rears. Hughes and Ned Morris,
ie written .
Ledford Burnswick County pastures are
dergarten in excellent condition as a result
tlantfi nf tho milH winter weather.
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