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RUBY DANIEL CIRCLE
Will addresa Chrlatmaa
Carda ? 25c per dozen
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will make Chrlatmaa
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Mrs. W. T. Brown, 204-J
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Mrs. Claude Campbell, 80-W
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At The Airport
2 shows each night 7:00 and
ttOO. Adults 40c. Children
i under 12 free.
' Section reserved for colored
I Come at you are In the family
car.
Thursday-Friday
! THE FIGHTING
KENTUCKIAN
Packed with excitement by
1 your favorite player, John
1 Wayne.
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i Saturday
i TRIGGER TRAIL
A superb Western starring Rod
j Cameron and Fuzzy Knight.
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Sunday-Monday
I Your heart will shout.
! SCUD0ER-H00!
i SCUDDER-HAY!
' In Technicolor. A love-smit>
ten farm boy buys a mule team
to make enough money to pro(
pose to girl. June Haver, Lon
McAllister and Walter Bren1
nan.
Tuesday-Wednesday
FIGHTING FATHER
DUNNE
Starring Pat O'Brien. He established
a home for delinquent
boys. A picture for the entire
I family.
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] Thursday-Friday
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MEN
The big Western epic.
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1 | FASTER START1N6,
Entire electrical system
starter, generator, dist
differential checked for
g SAFE AND COMFORI
Brakes, steering, defrost
and better, visibility. P
and expert^ heater adju
riding, comfortably war
i PWIBnONAMINSI
Cooling system cleanc
volume of anti-freeze ad
grade, wheel bearings
switched to prevent un<
Our courteous m
I frimmZv your car best i
I pletely equipped for pi
May we look for you t
severe temperature dro]
Allman ]
Mafai Street
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PERSONALS ~
Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Ziglar and c
Dean and Mrs. W. E. Bird, Mrs.
O. H. Monteith and Mr. and Mrs. ..
C. B. Terrell were guests of Mrs.
J. K. Terrell on Sunday at her s
home at Qualla.
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Hampton '
and small daughter will spent
^Thanksgiving in Andrews with <
Mr. Hampton's mother and Mr.
and Mrs. Wade a. rceese. :
Mr. Arthur Weidlich, manager i
of Log Cabin Association and Kress
property at Barkers Creek, and (
Mrs. Weidlich returned last week
after several weeks in Pennsyl- )
vania where Mr. Weidlich did some
forestry work. 1
Mr. Roy Allison returned this
week from Durham where he re- 3
cently underwent an operation at
Duke Hospital. '
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stovall and
son, Jimmy, left Thanksgiving
morning for Huntland, Tenn., to .
spend the Holidays with Mrs.
Stovall's brother, L. A. Ramsey,
and family. They plan to return
to Sylva Sunday.
L. C. Moore, who has been employed
for the past several months
in a Canton barber shop, is now
employed here at Tuckaseigee
Barber shop and invites his friends ,
to see him there.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bryson, Jr., !
cnont the wppk-pnH in Ruther
fordton with Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Brysoa and little daughter, Anna.
Mrs, Eugene Dillard, Miss Ruby
Dillard, Mrs. O. E. Dillard, and
Mrs. Rebecca Dillard visited in
Cleveland, Ga., the past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed
and sons, Tom and Charles B.,
spent the week-end in Asheville
with Mrs. Luther Baker and Miss
Dorothy Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bales will
have as their guests during
Thanksgiving holidays Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Denny and sons of Bristol,
Va.. and Mrs. Beatrice Stevens
and son, Lance, of Cooleemee.
State College students to spend |
the holidays here with their par-1
ents are Charles Stillwell, Wil-1
liam D. Holden, Ramsey Buchanan,
and Walter A. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Parker, Jr.,
of Advance will spend Thanksgiving
Holidays here with relatives.
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Those going from Sylva and attending
Parents' Day held at Mc-,
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V^ailie ocnooi, unananuuga, iciui.,
on November 17 were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Reed, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ferguson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Allison.
; R. L. Glenn, Jr., left Wednesday
for Salisbury, Raleigh, and
Chapel Hill to attend the football
games held at these places on each
of the remaining days of the week
and to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Dunn of
Charlotte arrived Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving holidays with
Mr. Dunn's brother, Mr. Jackson
Dunn, and family.
Mrs. Jack Allison and daughter,
Stella Marie, left Saturday for
rts, Safe Driving |j
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Lis?
r when we do the job K>/
EASIER SHIFTING |L/
checked, including battery,
ributor. Transmission and
proper lubricants. w/JW
rABlt DRIVING \,J*
er adjusted for safe stops ,,vl
oint-by-point lubrication * - - ] m
stment assures a smooth u ^
m car.
" FREEZIH6 AND WEAR A :
?d and flushed, correct f |
ded; oil changed to winter \ |
i lubricated, tires cross- ?
rven wearing. I y
echanics know
ind are com* i7\5*^Lr\V
rompt tervice. AL^Jr^i#JA
efore the first [0^
VIotor Co.
. Dillsboro, N. C
THE S?
HOSPITAL NEWS
Jean Cook, of Whittier, is reeiving
treatment.
Mrs. Laura Connor, of Sylva, is /
ecovering from an operation. a
Mrs. Flora Elam, Sylva, is under- s
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;oing ireairneru. u
Mrs. Geneva Harris, Sylva, is in c
or treatment. t
James W. King, of Gay, is re-1 c
covering from recent injuries. i fc
Jimmy Lewis, son of Mr. and c
Mrs. Bill Lewis, of Hayesville, is s
-eceiving treatment. * j r
Mrs. Felix Picklesimer is re-.f
:overing from an operation. 11
Master Johnny Rice, of Fr^nkin,
is in for treatment. c
Mrs. Margaret Slagle, of Frank- r
in, is receiving treatment. \
Mrs. Willie McClure, Franklin, a
s in for treatment. j r
Frank Henry, of Franklin, is
jndergoing treatment. Ic
Lee Wood, of Franklin, is recov- a
?ring from an operation. t
Lyda Caldwell, of Cullowhee, is a
in for treatment. |r
Master Harold Ensley, Cullo-11
whee, is recovering from operation, i
James E. Rogers, Sylva, recov- c
Bring from operation.
m Cvtltyn {p i
iYllSS IVicUgclICt muuic, ojnva, ' J
in for treatment. !
NEW ARRIVALS IN JACKSON j<
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood1
r
ring, a son on November 20. |J
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dick,
Sylva, are the parents of a son, ?
born Nov. 19. *
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Powell, of Tuck- t
aseigee, are the parents of a son,'c
born Nov. 17. *
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Too Late to Classify \
LOST ? Anyone knowing where- (
abouts of a stray dark red bull I,
calf, weighing about 300 pounds ,
notify Weaver Hurst, Hedden's ,
Barber Shop. j
their home in Hartford, Connecticut
after spending a week with <
**? T A llicnn Rofnrp
Mrs. J uiauuc miiawti. w*v>?
coming to Sylva, Mrs. Allison and '
Stella Marie visited three weeks i
with relatives in Hattiesburg, 1
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LVA HERALD AND RURj
Occidents ... )
(Continued from page 1)
August?an average number lor ]
ny month?revealed that perons
under 25 were drivers of veticles
involved in 26, or 41 per
ent, of fatal accidents. Eight of
hese involving young drivers ocurred
during a four-hour period
tetween 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. Thus,
luring a period covering oneixth
of a day, when traffic nornally
is light, one-third of the
atal accidents, involving persons
inder 25, occurred.
Some of the worst traffic acidents
of the year, resulting in
nultiple fatalities, also have involved
drivers of this young group
tnd have occurred late in the eve- ,
ling or in the early morning hours.
Although the usual causes for ac;ident
? unsafe speeds, careless j
ind reckless driving, driving in-j,
oxicated and mechanical failure?
ire listed as contributing to many!,
nishaps involving young drivers, ^
r? a. tr\n rtmanf Kol iovoc that thA i
11C l^cpai titiviik |
inderlying reason for these acci-j
ients is improper driver attitude.'
Mrs. Fisher Has Church
Circle Group
The Mattie Hensley Circle met
Tuesday with Mrs. Joe Clyde Fish?r.
Mrs. Dennis Fisher presided,
md Mrs. B. S. Hensley opened
he meeting with prayer. During
;he business session the nominating
:ommitttee made their report on
eaders for the coming year. The
lew leaders elected are as follows:
Mrs. Harry Mason, president; Mrs.
tferschel Ashe, first vice-presi-;
lent; Mrs. Dennis Fisher, second
^ice-president; Mrs. Vernon Cope,
secretary-treasurer. Their term
will start with the first meeting
in January.
The week of December 8 was
designated as the Week of Prayer.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party at which time
secret pals of the past year will
be revealed and other pal names
drawn for the coming year. This
^rofessk
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SEE YOUR DOCK
* * Purity
+ Accuracy
* Promptness
* Efficiency
jgs? When he prescribe
AL DRUG STOJtE
... 10c
Parker and Scheaf
25C Noxzema?85c jar
Bobbi Home Wave
...-21c Rayve Refill Kit?
Hadacol?reg. $1.2
... 25c Hadacol?reg. $3.1
H SYRUPS
Prices Every Day
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59c
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60c
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4th Grade Student Writes 1
rhanksgiving Poem ^
The fourth grade students of >
Mrs. Gordon Reed in the Sylva
School have been quite interested j
and enthused during the past few ^
weeks with their study on Thanksgiving
and its related studies. In
connection with this study a sand c
table scene with Indians and Pil- r
jjrims was made. Drawings, stories, t
and at the suggestion of some of .
the students, poems were written.
?
The following poem, written by
Mosella Ivester, and without any
help whatsoever from the teacher,
was judged "best" by the students
of her room:
TH AN K8GIVING
When Thanksgiving time rolls
'round
meeting will be held at the home
Df Mrs. B. S. Hensley.
Mrs. Fisher served a sweet
course of pie, ice cream, and coffee.
There were thirteen members
present.
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to please her most always
give
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rhe folk* go to church in city and
town
p
ro sav a Draver to God on high
iVho gives us freedom until we
die. r
Vnd, if we're good, when we die, ^
iVe'll have Thanksgiving on high. ^
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)f commercial fertilizers when s
noisture is the first limiting fac- t<
or in plant growth.
THANKSGIVIN
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JAY AND MAKE YOUI
OUR STOCK IS COMF
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Dependable
Jewelers
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Bunding. Shas
Brec
$1.95 up Pain
59c Hudi
$1.25 plus tax Drer
$1.29 plus tax Fitcl
$1.19 Wild
$3.39 Lust
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Cut Rate Prices
Cerol
Pablum
Cerevim :
S. M. A. liquid
S. M. A. powder
Biolac
Dextri-Maltose No. 1
No. 2
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Thursday, Nov. 23, 1950
NOTICE
OR SALE ? One building ap- '1
proximately 30 x 60 feet, 10
ooma, Galvanized roof, wood aidrig
and ceiling, windows and doors. '?
Vill sell to the highest bidder
/ithin next 30 days. If bid not
atisfactory church reserves right
o reject same.
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