Thursday, Sept. 7, 1950
GOVERNOR
k Governor W. Kerr Scott, front, r;
Cherokee Indian Drama, "Unto Th
front row, left to right, D. D. Davi
Mckinley Ross, vice chief of the He
Frank H. Brown, Jr., and W. E. El
10th Division Highway Commissior
Commissioner Jordon and Thrash
lina on September 15.
To Teach At
Tusculum College
Quay Grigg left Monday for
Greenville, Tenn., where he will
be an English instructor at Tusculum
College. Mr. Grigg, son of
Rev. and Mrs. W. Q. Grigg, re
ceived his A.B. degree last spring
from Duke University. He did ,
work toward his Master's during J
the summer months.
John Shuler Family ]
To Have Homecoming
^ Sunday, Sept. 10, will be observed
as Homecoming Day by the <
families of Mr. and Mrs. John 1
Shuler and their children at the ]
John Shuler home on Locust <
^ Creek, Jackson County. Dinner ]
will be furnished by the nine
children of Mr. and Mrs. Shuler. i
All friends and relatives are in- :
Vited.
At The Airport
2 shows each night. 7:30 p.m.
and 9:30. Adults .40. Children
under 12 free.
Section reserved for colored
NEW STARTING TIME IS 7:45
Come as you are In the family
car.
Thursday-Friday
September 7-8
WESTERN UNION
Randolph Scott-Robert Young
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Saturday
WYOMING
William (Wild Bill) Elliott.
Albert Decker.
Sunday-Monday
ALEXANDERS RAG
TIME BAND
Tyrone Power - Alice Faye,
Don Ameche.
28 hit songs by Irvin Berlin.
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lese Hills", Saturday night, Augu
s, Henry W. Jordon, State Highw
nervation and Mrs. Scott. In back i
more, partly hidden, Dr. K. E. Bei
ler and Felix Pickieslmer.
will attend the tri-state highway
LOCALS -Miss
Jessie Bryson, former employee
of Belk's Department Store,
resigned her position and left Junday
for Cleveland, Tenn., where
she will enter i-.ee ^oiiege.
Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Nichols and
Mr. Odell Bankhead of Chester,
S. C., spent the week-end here with
Dr. and Mrs. A. S.' Nichols and
Mrs. Bankhead, who has been with
bier parents for the past several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Resor of
Camden, S. C., and Jim Resor, who
has spent the summer at Spruce
Pine, were guests for the weekend
of their mother, Mrs. J. H.
Resor.
Mrs. J. P. Oowen and son, Bob,
Df Carterville, Ga., and Mr. $nd
Mrs. Fred Farmer who have been
visiting them from Bluff Dale,
Texas, drove up to Sylva for a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.
VV. Bumgarner. On their return
home they stopped for a few days
visit with Mrs. Owen's father. L.
N. Long, who lives ne?r Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cordell
had as their guests for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. James Cordell
and little son, of Evansville, Ind.
Francis Buchanan, who spent
part of the summer with relatives
in Hendersonville, arrived Sunday
to visit relatives here before
going to Chapel Hill on the thirteenth
where he will resume his
studies at the University.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Harper returned
to her home in Clover, S.
C., Teusday after a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jackson
Dunn and family.
Miss Betty Dillard of Cullowhee
left last week for Havana, Cuba,
where she will begin work on a
two-year course in Spanish.
Miss Karen Bryson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bryson, of Glenville
Power house village, will
leave Sunday the 10th for Greensboro
where she will enter Woman's
College of the University. Her
parents will carry her to Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wilson returned
Monday from a week-end
visit with relatives in Greensboro.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
J. H. Wilson who remained for
several weeks visit with the families
of A. B. Wilson, Johnny Wilson
and Mrs. E. B. LaVange.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Dunn and
children, Johnny and Kitty, will
leave Saturday for a vacation in
Clover, S. C., and Charlotte. They
expect to return on the 17th.
Guests last week at the home of
Dr. D. D. Hooper included Mr.
and Mrs. O. O. Williams of Harfi?
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man, ienn., ana ut. axiu mis. v..
M. Hooper and children of Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Harlowe Kitchens has returned
to Sweet Home, Oregon, after
three weeks visit here with his
mother, Mrs. R. G. Snyder,* and
other relatives. His trips and visit
while here included seeing "Unto
These Hills", with which he was
delighted ... as well as seeing
the progress and improvements in
so many ways in Jackson County.
Mrs. Ramsey Buchanan and son,
Ramsey, Jr., and Mrs. W. H. Carter
left Saturday for a week's visit
with Mrs. Buchanan's daughter,
Mrs. A. P. Treleaven, and Mr.
Treleaven in New York City. Mr.
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id party of friends attended the
ist 26. Others in the picture are,
ay Commissioner, Governor Scott,
:ow, left to right are: Ross Caldwell,
nnett, Bryson City, L. Dale Thrash,
meeting in Anderson, South CaroPERSONALS
and Mrs. Treleaven, after spend1
ing the months of July and August
here, left August 28 for New
York where they will spend two
weeks before leaving for San Juan.
Costa Rica, Central America.
Mrs. L. B. Mann of Gastonia was
the guest last week of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Ealy at their home in
the Smokies, Cherokee. Mr. Mann
accompanied his wife but returned
to Gastonia after spending the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ealy.
| Mr. Dan Tompkins entered Veti
eran's Hospital, Swannanoa, Monday
for treatment. Mrs. Tompkins
accompanied him to the hospital
but returned nome tne same aay
Miss Linda Sutton will leave
; Sunday for Greensboro where she
will enter Woman's College of the
i University of North Carolina tc
study this year.
i Jimmy Madison is spending a
few days here with his mother,
j Mrs. Esther Madison, before rei
turning to Chapel Hill where he
will be enrolled again this year at
the University.
i Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Berchen'
briter, Sr., and daughter, Carol, ol
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, spent twc
' days here last week visiting Mr
and Mrs. F. E. Sumner and Mr
and Mrs. Robert Phillips.
| Mr. A. A. Curtis of Seattle
i Wash., arrived Wednesday for a
I visit here with his niece, Mrs. J
I E. Buckner, and family, and with
J his sister, Mrs. Florence Hampton,
in Bryson City.
; Kent Coward returned Saturday
from the Marine Base al
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i yuanuco. va., wnere nc was cn;
gaged in a 6-week Platoon LeadI
er's course.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Carson o1
, Chapel Hill are visiting Mrs. Carson's
mother, Mrs. G. K. Bess, and
family.
vlr. and Mrs. P. K. Horton have
returned from a vacation with
relatives in Anderson, S. C. Amo<
Addis of Walhalla, S. C., was acting
manager of the local Dixietjou
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; WEBSTER HIGHWAY
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, Heirs and R. L. Madison, and proceed
along Main Street past the
high school and will then leave the
j old road bed much of tne way to
No. 23 and will be much ^traighter
, between the river and No. 23.
The new highway will have a
1 100 foot right-of-way and an 18
i foot reck and asphalt surface. The
j grading is expected to be finished
| and crushed rock put down before
i winter sets in.
C. E. Crouch Company of Ashe j
ville has the contract for moving
buildings from the right-of-way.
i Citizens ol the Webster section
j have looked forward to the buildj
ing of this road for a long time.
I The new hard surfaced road will
j nelp open up and further progress
i this already very progressive.
1 section of the county.
LITTLE FOLK TOBE
SHOWN ON SCREEN OF
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
The management of the Sylva
, Drive-in Theatre has announced
'that he has made arrangements to
I show the pictures, absolutely free
on his screen, of all the children
of Jackson County between the
ages of three months and 5 years.
The parents and children will have
an opportunity to see their children
and the children to see themselves
on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, October 17 and 18.
The management will have a
photographer at Sossamon Furniture
Store for two days, Monday
and Tuesday, September 11 and
> 12 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. for
the purpose of making the picture
at absolutely no cost to the par:
ents. The only thing you will do
I is go to- the theatre on October 17
or 18 and see the child on the
, screen just like a movie star. Take
1 advantage of this opportunity and
i bring, you child or children down
to Sossamon's on Monday or Tuesday
for the FREE picture.
DRUNKEN DRIVERS
BOUND OVER TO
'OCTOBER COURT
*| Four men, charged with driv!
ing drunk over the Labor Day
'week-end and bound over to
'(Jackson Couty Superior Court of
October 9, are now at liberty under
bonds of $300 each. State High'
j way Patrolman Chas. D. Lindsay
i made the arrests, and preferred
[ the charges. The men involved
I are: David Parris, Sylva, arrested
'(Monday afternoon, the 4th, while
" driving intoxicated on U. S. Highi
way 23 just East/ of Sylva. He
, waived trial and was bound to
'court. Calvin Bumgarner, arl,
rested on Highway 107 while driv'iing
drunk on Sunday, bound over.
1 Ralph Doffus Cope, of Hazelwood,
' j was picked up driving drunk on
j 107 on Monday and bound over.
' Samuel Parker, of Tuckaseigee,
' driving drunk on Highway 23 in
J Home Store while Mr. Horton was
j away.
l\ Mrs. Lee Herron of Bryson City,
i mother of Mrs. Bill Crane of Syl1
i va, is a patient at C. J. Harris
( Hospital.
;! Mrs. E. O. Mashburn, Misses
i Lavinia and Nancy Mashburn, and
? Junior Swann recently \isitec
j Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bill Parker ir
j Brevard.
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the Cherokee Drama, "Unto These
They are, left to right, front row:
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State Department Chaplain; Hugh
Preston Rhyne, of Hickory, Preside
5th Division Commander, and Geor,
HUGGINS TO CLOSE
DEACON'S SCHOOLS
WITH ADDRESS
The climax of the Tuckaseigee
Baptist Association schools for
Deacons being held this week will
be Friday night at 7:45 in the
Sylva Baptist church with Dr. M.
A. Huggins as the speaker. This
will be an open meeting to everyScotts
Creek township, was bound
over on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
All of these men will be tried
in Superior court, which convenes
Monday, October 9.
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Majorettes, Hetty Jean Woody. Doi
o. 2, of West Asheville; back row, k*
Q. Alexander, of Kannapolis, Stat<
nt of the N. C. Legion Auxiliary; I
ge Stovall, of Albermarle, District C
one and the public is extended a !
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gins in this great message.
The schools for Deacons began
Monday night and will close tonight,
Thursday. Schools are being
held at East Sylva, Lovedale,
Hamburg, Calvary, and Wilmot
with the following as speakers: E. j
L. Spivey, J. L. Jenkins, E. V. j
Plemmons, Earl Bradley, and J.I
C. Pipes.
Two-day meetings are being
held for pastors and ministers?
one on Wednesday at the Tuckaseigce
church and another today,
Thursday, at 10:00 a.m. with Scotts
Creek church.
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ivlva Friday evening, August 25?
is Stone, Jeane and Yvonne TraxIt
to right: Rev. W. Q. Grigg, SylvaK
:? Department Commander; Mrs.
ieaman Pinner, of West Asheville,
'ommander.
Conference Report To
Be Formulated
At Legion Home
T?ir-L* cr?r? Cr\iir\ t vr'i: nrnnnratnrv
meeting to work in conjunction
with the national Midcentury
White House Conference on Children
and Youth, the theme of
which is "A fair chance for a
healthy personality", has been set
for Saturday morning, Sept. 9, beginning
at 9:00 a.m. at the Legion
Home. Mrs. Carl Killian has been,
named as Jackson County chair-?
man and will be in charge of the
meeting. At this time the report
for the National meeting in Washington
in December will be formu^
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