Saturday, April 17, 1915.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
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Weelcs Social Events In Western North Carolina i
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J. Mack Rhodes and P, F. Patton
were in Greenville, S. C. Monday.
i .Hendersonville, April 17. Mrs.Ers
j klne Ehrenhaus and ,Miss Lillian
' Fletcher of Ashevllle motored to Hen
; dersonville on Monday. .
Several automoblllsts motored to
Ashevllle to see "A Pair of Sixes" on
Tuesday. Among them were Mrs. C.
W. Whitaker and daughter, Mrs. Harry
Savage, Mrs. Henry King and Miss
Delle Davis, who attended the mati
nee. In the evening Messrs. Walter
Smith, C. B. Moore and others went
over. .. ; :'.-..
Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Cole and two
.sons of Montrose, Cal., are the guests
I of their slater, Mrs. T. R. Barrows.
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Ex-Congressman and Mrs. James M.
Gudger are expected In Henderson
vllle Saturday on a visit to the lat
ter's' sister, Mrs. L. M. Dodamead.
They will bring their two grandchil
dren, Katherlne Gudger Langley and
John Langley, jr., who will remain
with Mrs. Dodamead for about two
months while Mr. and Mrs. Gudger
and Mr. and Mrs. Langley are on
their congressional party trip to the
Hawaii Islands. ,
Mrs. Will Young Is visiting In Char
leston, S. C. .
Leonard Freeman and Miss Ruth
Jones, of ' Route 2. Hendersonville,
were married at the home of Rev. R.
P. Corn Sunday, April 4. Rev. R. P.
Corn officiated. .
jv C. H. Gover is spending awhile in
Montgomery, Aloe
Mrs. A. M. Gover and Miss Gladys
Gover have returned from a trip to
Atlanta, Ga; ' .
Miss Margaret You mans of Rlch
, Imond, Va., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
i IM. P. C. Youmans. .
The "Silver Tea" given : by Mrs,
Charles R. Whitaker for the benefit of
I the hospital was enjoyed by many.
Mrs. Crossland of Marlborough, S,
C, Is in town. Her bimgalow on Fifth
avenue Is one of the prettiest additions
to the street
Mrs. Martha Candler has returned
:from a visit in Ashevllle.
R. H. Staton, who has been sick for
several days is now Improving.
Mrs, E. H. Davis returned Satur
day from Ashevllle.
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Bonnie Brooks Is at his place of
business again, having been, confined
to his room for several days with la
grippe.
Miss Alma Freeman is home again
after teaching for the past three
months in Polk.
The revival service at the Methodist
church, conducted by Rev. E. Mv
Hoyle, are attracting much interest.
Charles R.' Whitaker was in Hickory
on business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Activities of. Fasslfern,
' Several members of the faculty of
I Fes8lfern: entertained informally at
I auction bridge Saturday evening. The
players holding the highest total were
Mrs. R. M. Oates and Dr. Pierre Mal
lett. - - i ... . , . ,
Bird's Christmas carol was present
i ed by the junior, class of Fasslfern
Saturday evening. Each part - was
! most cleverly acted, while Miss Lucy
:' Parham as Mrs. Ruggles was a splen-
did success. The cast of characters
was as follows:
Carol Bird. . -. Mamie Parsley
, Uncle Jack Bird . . .Mamie Holt
' Sarah Maude Ruggles Jane Ewers
. Petfr ElFie Atkinson'
KKty Marlon Hlnes
. Cornelius . . . . Mary Dameron
Peoria . ............ Jacque Smith
Baby Larry ........ .'. Jessie Jenkins
After the play refreshments were
served by Mrs. McBee and Miss Shlpp
and dancing was Indulged In until a
late hour. .
A party of Fasslfern students left
Wednesday for Spartanburg, where
they will attend the musical festival.
The party consisted of Misses Kato
Doty, Mary Ruffln, Lucy Parham
I.ucy Murchison, Dolore Holt. I .aura
Thompson and Virginia Ticknor,
chaperoned by Mrs. C. A. Pixley.
J. E. Shlpman Is attending court
in Polk county, having left the city
Sunday.
Born, Saturday, April 10, to Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Hobbs, a daughter, Dorotliy.
Rev. J. M. Shlve, pastor ; of the
Presbyterian church, has resigned.
His resignation takes effect in May.
Miss Elizabeth Merrimon spent the
week-end nt her home in Ashevllle.
Misses Evelyn Graham. Mary Dam.
eron and Charlotte llamby spent Sat'
urdny in AaheviUe.
Mrs. w. c. Kurrin and two sons,
William and Thomas of Mayadon, are
in the city visiting Mrs. Ruffin's
daughters, Misses Mary and Juna Rut
fin.
Tuesday afternoon a motoring party
consisting of Miss Shlpp with Misses
Mary Russ, Alice Persons, Eleanor
. McLoud, Jacque Smith, Lucy Murchi
son, Lucy Parham ' and Caroline
Hough motored to several points of In
terest around Hendersonville.
' Judge O. V. F. Blythe was In Co
lumbus Monday, attending Polk
county Superior court. .
The Music Club.
The WaynesVille Music club held a
most delightful meeting Monday after
noon with Miss Lucile Satterthwalt.
The following progra m was well ren
dered:
"Eastertide." Frank : H. Brackett,
Miss Miller.
"Angel Serenade," Smith, Mrs. How
ell. : ,
Duet. "Tales of Hoffman." Bach
mann. Miss Wllsie Smathers and Mrs.
Robert Smathers.
"Calvary," Paul Rodney, Miss Emily
Harrold. ,
"Obstinatlon," H. de Fontenaiiles,
Mrs. Robert Smathers.
There were ten members present,
Mrs. George Ward, Mrs. John Smath
ers, Miss Adora Smathers, Mrs. Ern
est- Withers and Miss Alice Quintan
were the guests.
' The next meeting wll be held Wan-
day, April 26, with Miss Emily Har
rold.
F.nqual Suffrage Lecture.
Mrs. 6. B. Luckle of Philadelphia,
lectured on Equal Suffrage, Tuesday
evening at the school auditorium for
the benefit of the library, to a fair
size and intelligent audience, whlvh
seemed to appreciate the information
regarding this great world-wide move
ment. She showed that the best edu
cated states are the first to take the
movement and the lowest in the illit
erate column are the slowest to ac
cept the situation that they will ac
cept, sooner or later. She reviewed
the states that have suffrage laws and
showed the Importance of woman ns a
factor in politics in order to obtain
proper legislation on questions like
Child Labor, Minimum. Wage, Di
vorce, etc.
A neat little sum was added to the
library treasury, and the evening was
well spent. The speaker was Intro
duced neatly by Rev. O. P. Adler. A
beautiful vocal duet was sung by Miss
Nan KUUan and Mrs. James Kil
lian, : accompanied by Mrs. Hugh
Love. Miss Emily Harrold also
added much to the occasion with a
solo. She was at her best In singing
'The Red, Red Rose." The school or
chestra was to have helped but some
of the meinbers failed to appear.
Robert Breece ef Brevard a guest
at the Suyeta, left Monday after
spending a few days with friends.
Among Monday's visitors were R.
H. Plott, of Plott, O. O. Sanford of
Crabtree, W. E. Justice of Dellwood
and Johnathan Ward of Sunburst.
Mrs. Waldo McCracken qf Crabtree
and Mrs. Ernest Justice from near
Sunburst were visitors Monday.
C. J. Setzer of Mangle and J. McD.
Michael of Woodrow were here Tues
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R. H. Blalock went to Statesville,
his old home, Sunday afternoon.
Steve Cabe, who has been at the
Mission hospital, returned homo Mon
day from Ashevllle and is still very
sick, with small chances of recovery.
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The many friends here of Capt W.
S. Pearson will regret to learn that he
Is 111 at his home In Polk county, having-suffered
a stroke of paralysis on
Sunday last,
The closing exercises of the Ruther
fordton graded school will take place
on Wednesday, April 28. Clyde R.
Hoey, of Shelby, will deliver the com
mencement address. V
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Mr. and Mrs." York Coleman, ac
companied by Misses Annette Revcr
ley, Ocie Willlie and Joel M. Byrd.
motored up to Chimney Rock Sunday
afternoon. They report a most de
lightful outing.
Mrs. Emma Norwood, who has been
living with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Lawrence at Lumberton, is visiting at
the home of Hon. J. W. Ferguson.
Mrs. Lawrence and the children will
arrive In May and spend the summer
here. '
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Methodist church wil meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs S. C, Liner,
with Mrs. C. G. Logan as leader.
Mrs. M. A. Poteat and Mrs. E. B.
McClure went to Ashevllle Saturday
to visit their sisters. Mrs. Poteat will
join her husband at Newport, Tenn.,
the first of May. having rented her
home to James Palmer.
Sheriff Tipton of Mitchell . county,
accompanied his wife to the Ruther
fordton hospital last week where she
underwent a very serious operation
Monday. Mrs. Tipton has been resting
well since and hopes are entertaned
for ultimate recovery. .N
tier, were guests of
friends Saturday.
Bryson City
Mrs. Charles Garland of Tennes
see, is here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Rhodes.
Mrs. Harry Hastings is spending
the week with friends at Murphy.
Mrs. Owenby of Proctor, was here
Wednesday shopping.
J. E. Coburn was in HayesvlUe the
first of the week on business.
Mrs. W. R. Pulllam and children
of Cherokee are here, guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. K. Collins. -
Mrs. Fred Woodard of Buncombe
county, arrived this week and will re
main indefinitely. Mr. Woodard is
reading law under Captain Frye.
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Philathea Clam Entertained.
The Philathea class was delightfully
entertained recently at the home ol
Mrs. Thomas W, Porter by Mrs. M,
E. Cozad and Mrs. Porter.
There were a number present. Rev.
Mr. Daugherty had charga of the les
son and made It both interesting and
profitable.
After the lesson and business part
of the meeting were over, delightful
refreshments were served.
Th motion was made and seconded
that Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Cozad en
tertain the class all summer.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Ranl:in spent
Monday in Charlotte, Mrs. Tumkin re
turning on the evening train. Mr.
Rankin was on his way to Gastonia to
attend the spring meeting of Kino's
Mountain Presbytery which convened
Tuesday. .
Mr. Julius I Yelton of Golden was
a visitor in the city Tuesday. .
C. R. Fogus, who recently purchased
the Wheeler hotel, is In the city from
Charleston.
H. I. Middleton of Charleston is ex
pected to be n Hendersonville soon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E.-Brooks ire ex
pected to arrive from Florida on Tues
day. r '
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Monday.
Ewbanks was in Ashevllle
Dr. L. B. Morse Is out again after
beina physically indisposed for some
time. . ,
J. N. Russell of Hooper's Creek,
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. C. S. Fullbright, who has oeei
on the sick list, is now able to be ut
again
H. C. Rainey returned Tuesday
from a trip to Cincinnati. .
J. L. Carland of Mills River was In
town Wednesday.
Miss M. D. Peden is at her.offici
again after a spqjl of sickness.
Mrs. R. M. Oats and daughter, Miss
Ann Oates, spent, Friday and Satur
day in Ashevllle.
f John Falson of Jersey City, N. J.,
: who la attending Davidson College,
-' visited his sister, Mia Elisabeth Fal
son. - " .
C. F. Toms came up from Ashevllle
Monday. . 1
J. A. Rhodes of Crab Creek was In
town Monday.
Mrs. Tom Rogers was in town Tues
day from near Lake Junaluska '
Mrs. Harry Hall entertained some
friends at her home last week.
J. W. Hamrlck of Hlph Shoals
township was In the city Monday, .
Married, at the homo of R. R.
Hicks last Sunday, Miss Ellen Hatcher
of Bryson City, and Mr. Dillard of
Sylva, Rev. Mr. Stanley of Wilmot,
officiating. .. ,
Mrs. A. L. Duckett of Ashevllle, was
here from Friday until Monday,
the guest of Mrs. J. E. Coburn. From
here Mrs. Duckett went to Robbins
ville to visit her parents.
Mrs. G. T. Hogsed of Cornelia, Ga.,
Mrs. M. A. Henderson of Davidson, N.
C, Mrs. W. A. Enloe of Dillsboro.
Mrs. George Gray of Otto, N. C, and
Mrs. John Evans of Hayervills, spent
the past week visiting relatives and
friends in and around Franklin.
Mrs. J. L. Teague of Route 2, was
in town one day the past week shopping.
S. B. Grant was down from Uree
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Miss Adora Smathers has returned
from a long stay with her sister at
Pensacola, Fla.,
Tom Davis has returned -from
prolonged stay in, Cincinnati.
J. Hampton Uyder and Miss Selina
Justice of Route 1, were married at
the old Blue Ridge postofflce. Sunday,
April 4. Rev. R. P. Corn officiated..
Of Interest to some of th faculty
and students of Fasslfern was th
marriage of Miss Florence Page,
graduate of Fasslfern, of Aberdeen, to
: Mr. Fred Williamson Bynum, of
Ipittsboro, J. C, last week.
T. R. DeShlelds, who has been serv
ing as vice president of the Hendsr
sonvllle Charity Organisation society,
was elected president at a meeting
held last week. W. F. Humphries,
iwho recently moved to Ashevllle, re
signed as president The report of
Secretary II. F. Stewart showed that
the society had done good work dur
ing the past winter In the way of In
vestigating ths merit of appeals for
help and In rendering aid to the
needy. .
Mrs. M. L. Read was In Ashevllle
' Saturday and Sunday.
W.' A. Bmith has returned from
Chattanooga, V where he attended a
good roads meeting.
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Trip to the Falls.
The first outing trip of the season
from here to the beautiful Catawaba
falls took place last Saturday, anl
from all aocounts, . was greatly en
joyed by those composing the crowd,
were:- Misses Cllne, Braarora, many
and Cockerham, teachers In our pub
lic schools: also Paul Harmon, C. M.
Qosorn, Horace Early, Paul Thom-
ason. Ralph Gosorn, Clarence Vess,
Frank Thomason,' Banks. Fred anil
Nellie Moore, Mrs. L. B. Moore actini
as chaperone.
W. C. T. U. Medal Contest,
The annual awarding of the Demor-
est silvpr -medal by the W. C. T. U,
took place at the school auditorium
Friday evening. Mrs. Dr. J. H, Way,
the president, had charge of the ex
ercises and in matchless style told the
history of these contests, which have
accomplished as much during the
years for the great temperance cause.
This oocasion was also added tor
the purpose of a memorial to the late
Mrs. M. J. Branner, who so long and
well led the temperance forces of this
community. After a graphophone
quartet "Still, Still With Thee," a fav
orite. of tho deceased, Tlrs. Lydla Al
lfn read a fie memorial tribute to Mrs.
Branner, which was followed by an
other favorite selection, "Face ' to
Face."
This was followed by six youns
girls, dressed in while and red, who
contested for the medal. They were
all good and the committee had a
difficult task to decide on a winner,
but Bessie Francis won despite a se
vere hoarseness.
Mrf. Luckle Mrs. A. V. Joyner and
Mrs. J. R. Morgan were the judges.
The medal was awarded by Rev. A. 8.
Anderson. "By the Old Mill Stream."
sung by the School Glee club, and se
lections by the orchestra relieved tha
program and made it even more enjoy
able. The numbers follow:
"In tho Kegs," Eula Freeman.
"Srtong Drink Is Raging," Grace
Albright.
"The Sisters on a Strike," Lucy
Tate.
"The Stray Sunbeam," .Elsie Tate.
"The Teetotaller's Story," Bessie
Francis. '
"An Old Man's Story," Juliette Edwards.
Saturday night, April 24. the Bara
ca class baseball team will have a box
Rupper at' the school building to raise
some expense money.
A series of evangelistic meetings.
conducted by Rev. J. P. P.odgers of
Canton, assisted by Rev. W. M. Rob
bins of Brevard, is being held this
week at the Institute. . "
Mr. and Mrs. C'arence Barnes spent
yesterday at Union Mills with rela
tives and friends.
H. L. Carpenter spent Tuesday
and Wednesday In Charlotte on n
business trip.
Mrs. J. E. Crutchfleld left yester
day for Spartanburg to attend the
musical festival.
C C. Clark of Spartanburg spent
Sunday and Monday in the city with
friends. ,
Rev. J. D. Hunt of Cliffslde spent
a phrrrt while in the city Monday on
his way to Union Mills.
Prof. E. W. Davis of the Haywood
Institute. Clyde, was here a short time
yesterday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Corzine of Jo
nathan spent Sunday here with her
nathan spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Corzine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. As
bury Howell.
Mrs. Roy Plott and little daughter
expect to join Mr. Plott at Statesville
this week.
Mrr. Jennie Arrowood returned
Tuesday from a visit to relatives and
friends in Gaston county.
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Missionary Institute.
The Missionary institute for the
Morganton district held at Marion
last Thursday and Friday was a de
cided success. There were delegates
here from Morganton, CHffside and
Rutherfordton college. Morganton was
represented by about thirty people.
Mrs. T. F. Marr, wife of Rev. T. F.
Marr, pastor of Trinity Methodist
church, of Charlotte, was present and
made a number of interesting and
helpful addresses.
Miss Leila Tuttle of Lenoir, who
has recently returned from a five
years' stay In China, delivered sever
al Instructive and intensely interest
Ing addresses.
Mrs. Maude Goodwin of Morgan
ton, the district secretary, made an
encouraging report of the missionary
work of the Morganton district. The
societies are all doing excellent work.
The following topics were discussd
during the Institute: Tithing and Stew
ardship, Young Peoples' work, Mis
sion Study and Literature and social
servlc.
Mr nnd Mrs. J. D. ' Porter, after
spending several weeks with relatives
a.iu u'.eiicis in Cherokee county, re
turned home last week.
C. R. Malonee of Rout 3, was In
town on business Saturday.
Charles Teague of Prentiss was In
the city Saturday..:
Mrs. Henry West and children loft
recently for their home at Parish, N.
O, to spend the summer.
S. H. Lyle, jr., left for Washington,
Philadelphia and New York, to be ab
sent about three weeks.
Mrs. Mary Munday of Shelby spent
Sunday and Monday here vls'.ting Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Beam.
Joe Gibbs, who underwent an opera
tion at the Rutherfordton , hospital
Saturday last, is rapidly recovering.
Miss Ethel Marlowe, of Ashsrllll,
is In town visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Davis. ,
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R. Gruber, of Marlon, is In th
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Odd Follows A( Vnaka. 21.
The Peaverdam lodge No? 305, I.
O. O. F., will hold Its unnlversary
celebration on Saturday, April 24, con
sisting of a polk dinner and speeches.
The proceeds from the sale of the din
ners to go to the I. O. O. F. home at
Goldsboro.
The lodgp will meet at :0 a. m
open by prayer and singing.
Welcome address by J. W. Shackel
ford, response by Rev. Fine
8:30, the Sunday school will ren.ler
a inlslonary program..
Speeches by Prof. W. R. M i-tln n
'The Growth and Prosperity of, Odd
Fellowship."
L, M. Welch returned Monday from
a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Moor at Gnstonla and his son, Cleve
land at Mayworth, near there, Sunday
evening they went In an automobile
to Charlotte to attend th big Chap
man Alexander revival, which Mr.
Welch greatly enjoyed.
Captain Alden Howell returned Fri
day from California looking extremely
well. He says the big Panama-Faclfl
exposition at San Francisco Is certain
iy worth seeing, probably the best the
country has ever had.
Col. 8. V. Pickens has returned
from Apopka. Fla., wher h spent
th winter. Colonel Plrkn ha told
his orchard In Florida but holds som
other property thr.
W. C. Rector returned Saturday
from a trip to Ashevlll, Marshall and
other point, on professional bAil-
Th friend of Mis Glady Carter
will regret to lrn that sh Is crlt
Ily 111 and that littl hop of re
covery Is entertain!.
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Mr. A. M. Trnholm and daugh-
All-day service will be held at Zlon
Hill church, this county, nexSunday,
April U. Sunday school at 1:30 a. m.
Se rmon by Rev. W. F. McMahan, pas
tor, at 11 o'clock, after which dinner
will b served on the grounds, In th
afternoon th Sunday school will rend
er a Missionary program. A choir from
Old Fort, ld by Professor Vess, . to
furnUh muslo for th occasion.
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Bill Dalton. Athol Bawyer. Bill Cur
tis, and Alvls Alluron composed a
tiniiplng-out party that spent Mon
day morning till today at noon In the
mountains beyond th headwater of
Curtis creek.
Mr. Oeorg B. Clark and daughter,
of Bristol arrived In town last even
ing, having stopped over to spend th
night with Mrs. Ella B. Clark, while
tn rout for Danville, Va.
Clyd Patton of Morganton, wa In
town yrsUrday on' business,
Mesdam J. H. Payn and Roby
Clin leav today for several day
vlstt With friend ,at fltstesvlll.
Mrs. Carl Bean of Charlotte, her
brother. R. H. Bhelton ot Weavervlll.
and Miss Lilian Green and Mr. Ril-
lard of Cullowhee were guests of Mr.
8. J. Shelton Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie and Mazle Barnes of
Union Mills spent a few days here
this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Barnes.
Rev. G. A. Martin of Thomasvllle
will preach at the Bautist church next
Sunday morning and evening at tho
usual hours.
F. M. Burgess of Polk county spent
Tuesday night in the city the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Burgess.
The many friends of Mrs. R. .T.
Burg'.n, who has ben seriously 111 at
her home near town for sometimes,
will regret to learn that her condi
tion is not Improved.
William N. Ramsey and Miss Fan
nie L. Gibson of this place were mar
ried at the residence of J. P. Ray on
Sunday night. April 4, Rev. J. C.
Story offilciatlng.
Mrs. ,T. W. WInborne and Miss An
nie Iurle Blanton spent Tuesday In
Ashevllle.
Prof. S. F. E. Gruber Is attending
the music festival in Spartanbrug
this week.
Harley Morrison of West Mills was
In the city a couple of days the past
week on business.
Miss Annie Waldroop, who has l-een
vlsltlni; relatives and trends at Clay
ton, Ga., returned homo .-eceac.y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waldroop of
Clayton, Ga., are visiting Mr. Wald-
roop's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Waldroop, on Route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. S. Henry of Rout
-I, were in Franklin Thursday of last
week.
A. G. Dillard of Dillard, Ga,, waa In
Franklin the past -week on business.
D. P. Cabe was In town 8aturfly
on business.
T. M. Green of Rout 1, wa In tha
city the past week.
Mrs. J. A. Deal and son, W. E. Deal,
of Gainesville, Ga,, visited friends
and relative In Franklin last week.
B, A. Byrd of Telllco, N. C.,.was tn
town Thursday of th past week.
George Thomas rf Rout 2, was in
Franklin the past week.
J. B. Docklns of Rabun county
spent the week-end in th city.
Rev. ' and Mrs. B. S. iASslter will
attend the convocation of this district
which ' convenes at Grace church In
Morganton Thursday and Friday.
T. B. Hlgdon, jr.. came up from '
Atlanta Saturday to see hi sister, who
I In the hospital.
A number of Rutherfordton people
attended the play, "A Daughter cf
the South," which was presented at
Forest City Tuesday night
Waller Haynes of Ferry was a vis
itor in the city yesterday. He reprts
Mr. Havnes as steadily improving nt
ithe Rutherfordton hospital,
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Mrs. E. C. Guy and littl daughter,
of Newland, are visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Landls.
Charles A Lowry of Rout 1 wa In
town on day th past weak.
3. M. Dalton of Oowe was In th
city last week. '
C. M. McCall of Blltmore, former
postmaster here, wa a visitor here
during the week.
Supt. M. S. Giles attended the high
school debate at Chapel Hill last Fri
day night.
11 a. m. Si-rmon by Reverend Fine, ft
on UuJ fellowship. " Adjournment
for dinner. ,
Reassemble at 1 p. m. by singing.
Speeches by R. L. Hampton on "The
Duties Of Odd Fellows."
"How Should We Care for tho Or
phans." by J. W, Shackelford and 8.
W. Evans.
"The Need of the I. O. O. F. Home,"
by Reverend Fin.
The Unaka singing class will furn
ish music.
Friends of the Cherokee nca:l inv
will be glad to know that those sick
with typhoid fever are urartunlly re
covering. The fact that two pupils
were taken 111 the same day Indicate
that the trouble was due to uimn lm-al
cause, though none can be discovered.
Man
Mr. and Mr. Jack Porter left yes
terday for their home at Needles, Ca!.
James McLean and hi on Robert
left Tuesday for a visit to Mr. Mc
Lean's niece. Mr. ,Dr. Hassell at
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Miss Lillian Tucker of Greenville.
Tenn.. who ha been !n St. Petersburg.
Fla.. is visiting her sister, Mr. W. J.
Hannah.
T. I Green. I Bramlett, O. 11
Shelton. Jno. N. Shoolbred and Gen.
R. R. Gilmer went by !lomobll Bat
urdJ" nlrht to Canton to "slt the
K. of P. lodge at that pine In doing
some special work In the second rank.
Colonel and Mrs. J. 11. Dillard ar
rived her Saturday from Cathav, Cal ,
where they have been iprndlnir the
winter.
The Murphy graded school -vMI
clos Friday, April 80. Tho school
has had a most successful term tinier
the able mananement of Sup. 3. Ti.
Strickland and his erriulrnt asiVta its.
Dr. and Mrs. N. 11. Adams were
called to Marysv'.lle. Tenn., Ins: Fri
day by tho death of th In! mi's f;tther,
R. U Wrt'.rter. who died nt his h nnn
Friday morning nt t o'clock.
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The following program was given
at the graduation exercises of the
High school:
Thursday. April 15. P. M.
Claw play. .Pack to the Country Store
Friday. 8 1'. M.
1. Essay
"Th Value of Life's Little
Things"
Delia Bradley.
2. Oration
The Making of
Through Failure"
Alnnzn Delta.
Oration
"Concentrated Attention The
fioul of Genius"
Herschell Smiley.
Oration
"Power of Influence and Habit"
Buell Lyon.
Oration
"No Victory Without Laber"
Bryan Smiley.
Oration
"I'av Your Price and Take
Your Choice"
Berlin Thomasson.
Essay
"Ideal Essential tn th
El'sabeth Kneed.
Presentation of Diploma.
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Mis Louise Weaver Is the guest of
the Misses I.uther of Candler during
the Sand Hill commencement exercises.
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Dr. Reeve made a professional trip
to Ocona Lufty Tuesday.
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Mrs. John Csmpbell was
Tueaiiay from Maggie.
In town
Col. Wcolsey left Sunday for New
York.
Captain J. H. Payne ha been III for
a few dn days, but is better ' His
daughter, Mr. Will Ray of Ashevlll
Dr. A. K. Brown of Ashvlll- super
intendent of I'aptlst Mountain school.
spent part of Monday her.
s
Col. J. N, Moody has returned f: om
WBshlnrlon, D. ('., whr h wa call
ed lant week to pear hefor Cimml
slonrr of Indian Affairs Halls, In re
gard to contested Chsrok lalmant.
Mrs. Annl Klrkman and Ittl eon
of Ashvlll. are th guest of the
former' partntf, Mr. and Mrs. V J.
Cooper.
Real'
Prof, and Mr. E. E. Connor, hav
returned to their summer home near
Acton.
Mrs. T. W, Jones entertained the
Ladles' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church, at her horn. A very enjoy
able evening wa spent.
Miss Maria Gudger 1 (pending the
summer with her father, Dr. D. M
Gudger.
Mr. Strain ha returned to hi home
in Johnson City, after spending severe
weeks with his sister, Mr. J. Gudger.
Rev. Matney of Canton, visited at
th home of hi daughter, Mrs, J. U.
Glbbs, at Whlttler Monday and Tuesday.
Bill Thoma. who la working at
Ashevllle In the depot, made a flying
trip to Whlttler Monday,
Wilbur Chllder went to Fontaaa
Tuesday, where he will work on th
section for Bob Chamber.
J. R. Kermey of Balsam, stopped Off
In our town Tuesday to do som work
In th Interest of the Woodman lodge.
C. T. Dunlap 1 (pending a few
wek at Andrew with hi daughter,
Mrs. Stella Tatham, who ha been
very sick.
J. 3. Enlo of Ocona Lufty, visit
relative In Whlttler Tuesday,
Th play, given by the ladles' Bet
terment society of Sand Hill school,
ntltler the "Deestreak Bkule," was
well attended and greatly enjoyed.
Frank Cordell of Ocona Lufty, wa
a business visitor tn Whlttler Tuesday.
T. W. Lewi mad a business trip t
Bryson City Tusd.y.
Mr. R. C. Crowell ha been visiting
Mrs. McGulre of Ashevllle.
.
Mia Ella Bu Hawkins spent Wad-
Rev. W. R. Beach will deliver the nesday In Ashevlll with friends,
commencement sermon at Cullowhee i
Sunday morning and for that reason Ml Carrie Eawarda of Wert Ashe
will not fill his regular appointment villa Is visiting Miss Olalr Hawkln
here. II will preach at th Baptist
church her Bunday night
Thad Hyatt V. 8. army. Is hr for
a month's visit to relative
Mies Edna Hayes of Whlttler, wa
hr Wednesday shopping,
Mr. Anion and Mr. Lsdford of
Forney, wr her Monday.
Mr. and Mr. R. J. Roan cf Whit-
of Aeton.
Mies Thlrea Ray la spending a few
day with kr latr, Mrs. Wllaon of
Aahsvllle.
T. T: Reeve la out at hi country
horn near Acton.
Th Traveling library has arrived
at the Rand irtU ohool building, Miss
riorenoe dodger the efflolent librarian
find a (Teat demand for the bo. ok.
8. C. Allison of Barker's Creek was
business visitor In Whlttler Mon
day.
Mr. arid Mr. J. B. WhIUenhunt
went to Kentucky last week, where
they will epend a few weeka
Odell Hall made a trip to Whlttler
Sunday.
Rev. O. P. William preached el
the Baptist church Sunday morn! 114
and Rev. W. R. Beach prtrhd tn th
afternoon.
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