Local and
Otherwise
Misses Bennie Cowan, Snowdie
Bell Deitz, Cail H. Southerland
and Lois Cabe of Savannah were
the Monday night guests of Miss
Edith Shepard.
Mrs. Leon Picklesimer is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. VV.
Turpin of Waynesville.
Mrs. John Wilson and small
daughter, Agnes, Mrs.E. E.Brown
and little daughters, Annie Nell
and Madge and Mr. and Mrs. A.E
Brown and daughter spent Sunday
in Forest City visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. F. Holden of Glen
ville was a visitor here yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Sherrill spent Sat
urday in Asheville.
Friends of Mrs. W. R. Sherrill
will he pleased to hear she is im
proving.
Friends wjH be glad to hear
that Mr. John B. Ensley has im
proved sufficiently to be out.
Ulrick Gibbs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. U. Gibbs of Whittier is
able to return to his school work
Monday.
Friends will be sorry to hear
of the illness ot S. P. Varner prom
inent Whittier merchant.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith and
Miss Naomi Nicholson were in
town Thursday.
Mr. Frank McCracken of Bar
berton, Ohio is visiting here being
called home by the death of his
father. He was accompanied by a
friend Mr. Charles Thomas.
Miss Iris Abbot of Bryson City
spent last week end here.
Miss Madelene Hyatt of Bryson
C ty spent the week end here.
M-. Joe Wi nner w'll arive with
in the next few days from N. Y.
he has been buying goods for the
Leader.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Bryson of Clenville on Feb. 9 a
daughter, Doris Janet.
Mr. Dave Simons of Waynes
vilie has been in Sylva for the
past week at the Paris in the ab
sence of Mr. Simons who has
been in N. Y. buying for the Paris
Mr. Frank Fugate was in town
yesterday.
Operetta By W. C. T. C.
On Friday evening at 8 o’clock
an operetta will be presented at
the Sylva High School auditorium
by the voice teacher of W.C.T.C.
1 he operetta, “The Pennant’’
is a comedy in which a bevy of
college girls and a bunch of foot
ball players have an important
part.
The operetta will be given at
Gullowhee, Thursday evening.
The P. T. A. Sponsors
Entertainment
On Thursday night Feb. 25 at
7:30 P, M. the Parent—Teachers
Association are sponsoring a spec
ial performance of Jon Beam the
woild rambling magician. He is
an unusually clever performer
and presents in his program odd
mysteries which he has secured
from all parts of the world.
Embroidery Club Meets
The Embroidery Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. John A.
Paris, Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 with Mrs. Paris and Mrs.
Wilson acting as joint hostesses
Mrs Nichols Host
ess To W. M. S.
I he womans Missionary Society
ot the Methodist Church met last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
A. S. Nichols with 33 members
present. The president Mrs. H. R.
Hastings presided over the meet
ing.
M rs. S. L. Campbell was leader
for the evening. The theme being
“How Can 1 As a Woman Accept
and Discharge My Citizenship
Responsibilities.” A motion was
made and carried for each mem
ber to earn one dollar -during
the coming month to be paid into
the treasury. It has been decided
to have a can goods shcw-r to be*
given to the hospital on Thursday
and Friday February 18 and 19.
I CLARK’S I
CAFE
I Lunch with us
I and enjoy the
I FINEST MEAL
iyou have ever had
I A. G. Cagle
I & Bros.
All members were urged to con
tribute.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments, a color note suggestive
to George Washingtons birthday
being carried out, also George
Washington favors.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. W. M. Brown, with Mrs Dan
Tompkins as leader.
Bicentennial Program Given
at Sylva Graded School
The Sylva Elementary School
celebrated the Washington Bi
centennial anniversary with a pro
gram given by the sixth grade.
Dressed in lovel) colonial costumes
the children protrayed with songs
stories and dramatizations, the
great mans life. The Virginia Reel
and Minuet, danced by 16 children
were effectively used in two very
pleasing scenes.
Special Sermon .For
Local Fraternities
Rev. W. C. Reed will preach a
special sermon for the local fratern
ities next Sunday night at the
Sylva Baptist Church.
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Mr.
Simons
is now in
NEW YORK
buying
Spring
Goods
Many Specials for
Court Week
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