rttfORlAM OF DR. A. E. /J. ? I
^WN, FOUNDER OF SYLVA I
1 COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
?j,t. res|H?*t ior. tlie memory of|
jjln.stnons dmlis older than
jizatio". 'w
tiu* world lust rollbd from
iron tor s in' "d and was peopled
j jiiuiiiiii lil'-S every dawn has
j die minu-h" of birth and every
I il?> tfHiwly of death. In the
Aim: a day jd'des along- to hey
tfi woon, stands for a moment
die pinnacle of success, then
s downward towards oblivion
jy iost i? the , shadows of the
( Sucli i? I'1*'' suc'' is death. Be
(U the opening and the closing- of
book lies nil there is of the ma
il tliini^ willed "Lite". We can
...timtij the Divinity which quick
neither
vl P) . ii.? ,.4?vinfr
IK'l'V
U.
the W'? ? -
|*tk into the eternity into
itb 't ^
mHViiI'.v friend and brother,
y ?. Hrovvii is gone; he has
tl?' bar". He has gone to
? ??iniknown nnd silent" shore
L ftiieiu'c mi wanderer ever re
kajul In "' 011 tl''8 declining day
Left i? sympathetic concord, tc
jj j,\ . fiicoiuaui'. carry out and or.
wit work ho started in oui
lit ami |?i.v a passing tribute to
Birtiiory.
btgmit nulili' heart that throb'
io tender and true in life is now
t, that geiitlo voice that so of
fered tlie sail and sorrowful u
i, that eye that beamed #alwa>>
love ami loyalty is closed for
r. He had lii-s hope, just, a?\you
I, ami i?
What is hope ! A smiling rain
bow
Children follow through the wet.
Tis not here, still yonder, yonde^
i'eier urrliiti found it yet."
le lou'il tiiv. just as you and 1
What is lit'v ? A thawing iccbur.
In a sea with sunny shore
iv ve sail, it molts beneath us;
tire sunk and seen no more",
kcied sa you and are trying, he
Hj as you niul I are striving
t small grave is all he got' .
lit occur to you and me tiiat ;
I while from now on perhaps ;
jr occasion some - friend will b*
ig a infim-rial," and that seme o
iuI have answer. -d to that im
rail.
aiti' ;'!i<l <r!cr- arc but toys t
at uiul io.; t. luau.te an*
vt i re not necessary. In li.
lit is in, re, t!u- ooscnation 01 ti.
lb lii'.ic. "A uuMi (I.e.; ; Ins n
two lives en . \? iiai you anil
fill live lull; a:lur tli? worn,
re n:udc l!es!i ?;1 our meat.
k you a?jd l _ nail h.tter d'saj
Wuiiuts. .Sone c.->eape. iney hi
iwtmoii inlie:!i-.i!i(v of all.
mii be '"Jur brother's keipcr
Wtvilic limy tl:iK, (toes It C -Ull.
" which count.; liiosi to sc.
its least oi It p.tys to sow .
J tliat auctlicr may iv:.p, thou '
never gitv.n ?... eivo::. it piys v
at a tr;-s Uii?I:*r v.iio^e f i
?lan-r of the iutmv ..ia\ ivst.
the mad hey day of cur rut .
1(r"et, wo are careless, we tu *
but t.(.> know y.u, it
J Love, Kiii;!iH.; , .,;i(j Cuar.
< count.:, and on such action a'o:
s tlu' wautiml calcium l.glit nu.
splendent rays, and th.n ai.
J then do v. i' ?(.'t the' t,.ucli ?
,Vt|i- All of us' are rushing mad
r'r?l to gain the prizes that dang
j''c s highway, forgetting tlu
"Muss, soc.nl and moral life v.
J well other. ^
( iwds men who stand abov
J0^' Mankind must be friends.
c "ted tr tends who with ge.
H'arts comfort the unhappy
tlll'cr those who are battlii.
"' the tearful odds of life. \V
i^ciarity, that manifests itsel
oil tU tl": t?'ults and weaknessc
'n.>. \\t. lu.0.j sav "Tha
? show to otlu-rs show^th*.
? s ow to me." Wc need to n
0 earth lost Kden's bloom, an
over the desei
^ 0 need charity, tha
*S ffOril ??
slj ? "Is encouragement,
Hf-.i pm'' the .salt tears q f de.,
[ I;,- 'a Howers on the tomb
tk "0t 011 ^ie sepulchre of
^ in * i ('<Hs not wa>t until we
tfj ^ *ace cold in death ere U
Niu? ?'lt0 to expression com
? feet lS W01 ^ ; that scatters at
lile , So,Ul' hocjuets of kindness
H,.ts trt'?ds earth's tangled
lot, t, erc :"'e only a few "\ipoi
t<at ?rm 5,11,1 !lhva-vs shines; the
Urrau/ 01 humanity is an army
torrfr,/111"' t|le S>"e?t tide of life is
^ of a SWeeP'nS on with the wail
?ipspair.
It is "for you and me to give love,
encouragement and help and that is
the message that our departed broth
er is hurling back to you and me
today.\
There will come a moment when
we all are going to step out on the
farthest crag of time, out where onlv
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l*assing souls go, and, overlooking
the bottomless pit, we will send out
our anguished cry into the lightless
void, and will there come back from
the "Master of the Inn," the an-*
swer"Let not your heart be troubled,
you believed in Me'l Then will your
deeds of goodness, kindness and
sweetness count. We can not theu
Lake matters for granted.
VSoft and safe may be his sleep in
nis last earthly ; bed, 'bright and
glorious may be his rising from it.
.day the first rays of each morning
.un ever kiss his grave with tho
.;ioiy oi Lie davwi did may its last
rays fade softly upon his tomb to
oless his memory with its gentle
oenediction.
Though the cold hand of death has
out him down and destroyed the
jeauty of his existence and the joy
jf his companiouship, yet we know
Jiat 011 that resurrection mbrn, i?i
i he springtime of eternity, lie who
'marks the sparrow's fall" shall
uss his being into life and' lovc
iiiess again. >
Until then, my Friend, sleep un
.il then, farwell. v '
J. J. 11. ' ^
Sylva, N. C., June 15th, 1924,
GAY NEWS
Wc /have been having beautiful
.veather for the past weeU. Farmers
ire not looking quite so blue ami
liscouraged. ? ?
Messrs Homer and Robert Jones,
,-,iio have been wording at East Lii
.^orte, spent the week end with their
parents, JiU'. and Mrs. John C. Jones.
Mr. Hcrshell Cabe who is working
ui Georgia, spent a few days with
relatives. ,
Mr. G. Turpin, who is working in
.jiiiham County, spent* a few days
vvith home folks.
Miss Pearl Jones, of Chcoah, it,
pending a few days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buchanan am.
lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wilson
..id Mr. Wiley Collins, viaitei.
ii Tallulah Falls, Ga., Sunday.
Miss Ethel Turpin sjieiit Satuida.
uglit^ with her coub'hi, Miss Emm;
At ham.
M'.sses Paul Cowan and ? Lou.
iiiuigarner, cf Syi\a, were caHei.
.t air. l- rank Tu>l:am's, i'ruu.
;giit. .... 6 . 6 ? r '.
Misses Pea rle Jcnes ami Ver;
.athamsspent Saturday n.ght wit.
ill1, and Mrs. Carl Auman in.. Wen
icr. : '
Quite a few people enjoyed a sing
?g given by .Air. loin .)oius Satui
^iy night. i- 0 ..
Mrs. C. .Ttncj sprnt Snuda.
.fterncon wit.. T. B. Cabe. ^ ;
vCULLOWEEE
Messrs. Wayne Wells and Har
seller lei't Sunday for Sumnn.
School wark at Chapel Hill.
Mr. Nathan Smith and family ar
ived Tuesday from Florida,' wher
hey have been residing for sever.,
icnths. They came through by moUi
rom Davenp.rt Florida. Mr. Sniiti
.ill be here only a short while bu
is family will remain through fh
amnier.
Mr. R. R. Coward and daughter
iiss Ollie, from Ware Shoals, S. C.,
ccompauied by Miss Rahnia Allen
rom Haywood county, visited friend,
y.crc last week. They attended th
loward Reunion last^tEhursday.
Mr. Lynch,- pasty? cf the MetJ.qi
;t church, gpve us a splendid se
ion last Sundayl./His subject wa
esus, the Ideal Teacher. He had i
umber of tescuers in the congrc
ation who could appreciate a sei
1011 of this character. V ,
Mrs. W. N. Coward, who is stil
i Waynesville fer treatment, is im
, roving and i9 expected home soon.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
* t y . s
Paul D. Phillips to Grace Daves.
H. C. Carpooth, of Memphis, Tenn.
;o Grace Candler, of Marshall.
Brett Hunt, of Jackson County
JJeorgia, to Annie Sue Carthdge, o
fackson county, Nerth Carolina.
W. M. Ferguson, to C-^herin
vluse, both of Haywood.
Walter Ashe to Nina Jac b".
Claude Stewart to Jessie Mancur
Johnson Reed to Dinah Horn
buckle (Indians).
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COWARD * FAMILY
C). HAS REUNION |
Thrity-three years agj on thc^:
twelfth of June Mi*. Nathan Coward
with his wife and children met in the
town of Wobjte:*. where Mr. Coward ,
' . ? ? - '
then lived, Mo celebrate his birthday;
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. j
Coward with their three sraall chil
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dren, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. (J. B. Zachary, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. D.Cpward, Mr. and Mrs. J.
1). Coward, Mr. and Mrsi W C. Nor
ton, Mr. and Mrs. 11. li. Coward, to
7 C*7 7 '
gether with their children. At that j
time there, were no great-grand chil
dren.
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On this day a memorable custom
was organized for the Coward fami
ly, it being agreed to meet each year
en the 12th, of June, rotating with
tiie children according to age. The
The following year they met with
Mrs. Smith, site being the oldest.
Then on down ' the list and begining
again at the home of Mr. Coward,
lie was anxious for the children to
keep this up alter his death and
they have done so.
. At lirst the dinners was served by
the hostess in the respective homes;
but by and by as many new mem
bers were added to the list, this be
came too burdiiocmc, and * for ser
vcal years the custom has changed.
Now all bring baskets and serve pic
nic style. ' ,
One by one many of the original
number have passed to their reward.
Many new ones have been added to
the list both by marriage and birth,
and now there arc a number of
neat-grand children.
This, year the meeting was at the
.--lil Coward home on Caney Fork.
Ihi> day, last Thursday, happened
Id bt a lovely one-just the day for
a picnic, and mniy happy boking
?Kiople were seen, making their way
up the bea-itii'j. mountain stream.
Ik-sides the family, there were a
n'.miber of guests and all seemrd to
,.;ji;ov the day to t-ie utmost.
Dinner was s^r.id to abcut one
hundred, just aho\e ti.e old home on
\ picturesque spot overlooks ?; old
C 'licv Fork. !*. would take too much
|:,;i-e t;> go :::*?? <.V{'*Is as to tin- '
1 1 iter. liuc!" thinus >:! haw to be
?i?i and te .I' d .o !><? appreciated.'
; looked lik-f evtrv gi-od "thing men
.?onnhic was ili.'ie. lloi co.'Hv, ami
i!l ti:e g?td ihiiVi-i to yi. with H and1
i ? , t
.diy taper nr o!i with a bcui.t'.li;i
;:j:p!y < t t ' t- :*??:?.?:; ? \\ hy \v:i.-.n I
v. rvbedy si?'iC ik*m <uy ?
Everyone ' i. hSppy liter having
?iclures taken and assembled d .wii
.t the old house again where' they
'.di ed and ?nh>yed' each others' so
?lety til! itfte in tiie afternoon.
i hey i.'d .home is stiil in a good
.ate of p;\:.>e:'V::li. n, being made bl'
;ne Kgs many ;> ears ago.
It seems eieryone left, that day
*eiuctcutiy,a!.d wishing many happy
jturm; <;f the J?r!i day i f June.
COOPERATION
C-icp-tatioii on a self -help b^t.sls
. acuoud.i in and the prm -
?Iplc paused entirely beyond de!>ai'e
i (juarter ccntury a;;o i.i^ tljjs little
puatrv. /
And it nunt | he made to succeed
ir allowed to succeed in Afrter'ia.
iVe 'nced i'.ic ecop.'iative virltilfe : in
?very pi;:: e/"!' oar nation (I life,
jivili/jfliien Bannot f rover e-:ist as
i tcptVa^d c'aw, !vak-and4alon con
est Rr survival and supremacy
?vaciv-; ikea and nation. Europe is
d.'\r an qrroatin? illustration or tbV.
aiidamea'tal fact. CoIluL-i n ia bet
er than collision, cooperation i:; bet
;r Shan coaip tition, and the so n
t tbe human raec lea ins ll.is funda
aental lcs3in the bottrr. Somehow
r ct'ii-r the Wrrhl must find a p'"cr
or tlie Ser: '."li on tbe Mcunt r nd_
' e de'den Rule in burivess, in so
?ial 1'e"ow.rhipf a d in civic insti
tutions. The raco has tried the Rule
of Gold long enough to have learned
that it is not a final way of life. ? j
E. C. Branson, Strassburg, Sept. 18,
1923.
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pension fttnds now
IN CLERK'S HANI S
The semi-annual pension cheeks for
.Ire Confederate veterans and widows
?ire now in the bands Of the Clerk o^
the Si^ericrc Court for distribution
.1 will ask that all ^ ? :????!
v Jem call * ti. . .i ? ? . v . ? ? ? I y
s ff.085ib''ft Mi< I : 1 -v. are unable
o come for same themselves have
ome one come and sign affidavit for
them as required by law.
WESLEY FEDERATION - TO
MEET AT JUNALUSKA
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The sixth annual meeting of the
Western North Carolina Conference
Federation of Wesley Bible Classes
which convenes at Lake Junaluska
July 7, 8, 9 and 10 beginning with
the introductory session held in the
I y- I
lai-ge auditorium Monday night, \
July 7, at eight o'clock ai\d conclud
ing with the business session Thurs
day morning, July 10, bids fair to
?cl?pse in point of attendunee and in
scope of program any annual meet
ing thus far held. The program not!
only covers a wide range of thought
l-ui includes a number of talented
speakers from a wide range of ter
ritory. Among those engaged are Dr.
George It. Stewart, Dr. Ashley Chap
pell, Dr. F. J. Prcttynmn, Dr. 0. J.
Chandler, George L. Hackney, *0. V.
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'Ai.psley, Cla ries F.Lambeth. P. vfF.
Giles, Maj. Wade H. Phillips, J. R.
McCrarv, Iiev. W. L. Hutchins, Rev.
C: Pickens, 0. S. Gates, Mrs. C.
C. Weaver Mrs. J. F. Spruill,, Mrs.
J. M. Mull, Miss Maud McKinnon.
There will be threu .sepai ate ses
sions of the Federation each morning
one for the Adults, another for
Young People and the third for
those interested in wor^ with child
ren. The Adult section will be direct
ed by George I.. Hackney, president
of the entire Federation. The Young
People:;' swion wil? b-? hi eha'?ye of
Miss Maud McKinnon, i Director of
Religious education at Tryon Street
Methodist Chruch, Charlotte. The
Elementary section will be led by
Miss Virginia Jenkins, Eiementary.,
^uperintende.i; of thi? '.VosteriiN*or;h j
(:uo)ina Cbiil'?!i?*npe. The after-}
nooiis will ho open fcr recreation. At
evening the comb'ned sections of the
Federation will assemble for in
spirational addresses. The music of
the Federation will be in charge of
Prof. Andrew Hcmpill and his
double quartet.
\ - BALSAM
Bern, to Mr. and Mr :. Jelr.i C iward
Tuesday June 17th, a daughter, Hel
en Cordelia. ?
Mrs. Tom Lee. Jr., visited Mrs.
Eifjene Alley in Svlvn, last we?!:.
Miss Emma McKay 'has r.?t ;med
iVjiii a visit (t> lier sister, Mra. S; ire .?
in J'rankUn. ^ ; *
Miss M-irnyp \ Oneen. M',}" M?e .
C risty, Mr. r.nd Mrs. K. IL Christy,
.M >s. r>;. LI. Queen, Lloyd
;.nd Henry Ohrstv attended scr.'ce.
in the l:e.v Metli d:st e!u:rc!i in YVay
li-.^villc, Sundav niuiit.
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Mr. To::i Lee. Jr., mr.de a trip to,
.V.heville Monday.
. Mrs. A. F. Deck attended the, fa- ;
no:-;ii of i^r. V:m Brown in Asl.evilie j
Sunday.
M:*. and Mr.i. VV. T. Lee,, of W -y- j
nesvilie, f:p<nt Monday "7 at the r
farm near Balsam. . .*>
The following motorsd to Chimney ?
{' (?a Sunday; Mr. and Mn. Eugoru
Enslev, cf Hazel wood, Mrs. ;
Enslcy, of Vvaynesville, Mr. Glcnu
Ashe. < :f Svh'ii, Mrs. M'dicMc Peiry,
and Mrs. 11. IJ. Enslcy, i i' Balsam.
Mr. and Mi-s. Tom I ce Jr., att^d-.
ed nervine in t!ie new Mc-thodi5t .
church in Wnyne:;vil!e, Sunday morn
ing:
' HOME OWNERSHIP
r
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A man who has spent most of hV.
life in social service work recently
said that he had practically reached
the conclusion that the mast' effect
ive! w.;v of att ickin-r modern pr b
lemS would be to inaugurate a re
manent, nationwide campaign ? r
home ownership.
His idea is that the source of m'ort
of 'our present-day trouble is the
lack of family stability.
The home owner does not dcrert
his wife and children.
He docs not suffer from wander
lust. He t'l*o^ a- 'string interest in
his community. /
The purchase of his own hrme a
rouses his ambition, his thrift, and ?
bis industry.
Be in*: permcne'ntly located, he is j
a belter husband, a better father, j
a better citizen, and a better wrrk-j
er. . , I
The more you think about tl.i.i j
m^ttT. the more you will be con
vinced that !it is fundamental. ?
Statesville landmark.
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Tor.i Tarheel says that si-;c? t'-e
curb market waa started in town his
wife hasn't asked him f. r any mm
ey; in fact, she has made him cne or
two small loan3, y
COWAN CLASS LAUNCHES
LOAN FUND MOVL
The Coleman C. Cowan Bible Class,
nbmed for the late Coleman C
Cowan, a former teacher of the e'.as:
and a trustee of the Sylva Collegiat.
Institute, launched a movement t
create a loan fund for worthy bay
and girls wishing to attend the Sylvi
Collegiate Institute, at a banque.
held at Travellers' Inn, Tuesday
evening. The fuyd is to be known a1
the A. E. Brov/n I?an Fund, and i
in the way of a memorial to the lat<
Dr. A, E. Brown, founder of Sj^v:
Collegiate Institute and for man;
years head of the Baptist Mountain
School of the Southern Baptist Cor.
vention, a man who made the ed
ucation of the boys and girls of tin
hill country of the .South his ' lilt
.work.
A number of addresses approvin
tlie move were-, made, by citizens ot
Sylva and othejvtcwuj of this see
tion, and a large amount was pledg
ed at the meeting. . >
It is the purpose of the elans t
carry the move to ail the six west
em counties served by Sylvan Cv>.>
legiate Institute, and it is expecte-.
to make the fuud for this worth;
object not less than $5000.00 for t!?<
beginning. The pladges are to be p.a<
in live yearly installments, . the fir:;>
one due on August 1, 1024, si as t
make part of the fund available thi.
year, and the others uQO. on August
1 for tlie next four year;.
FRYEMONT TO HAVE
FRIDAY CONCERT!
??
Bryson City, June 2-1. ? Cn Fr'da;
night June 27tli, Fryemont inn,"'jh
Iun Unique" which is located 011 ;
heautyful hill overlooking the Tuck
aiice'^e River and has a majest:<
view of the mountains, will be open
C(1 in a general way to the pubiii
There wilj be music and entertain
mcnt for tli'Jbc attending.
La .t year wna- the first **??????.? ^
this Inn lias been open and ail;who
came are coiiine, i?i?^ litis jv'ar ?
arc tilling other; about the p!ac.
and advising them to .com#. yTh <
management have ad'detf many things
to their equipment, They jiy t-p. nui
the Ir.:i for danc'eV^n Friday li ghts
Tilty want all the fiipfid* -and j>
tresis of the Inn to e-.iuie <;qt find e
jyy an evening of pV.i/un* v. it h the
This Inn mean; 1o th sr v."!
it.:.1 1 j h:i -:s ?.&>;' \ i; ieib.\:? ??!?a?;'r.
It i.; eaj !?!???? oa lti'it!;* ? t:?^.p.-i:s i
?1! ration of th' m\ iei>;, .u r. <i
al'ni. A. K. I r e :i '<1 :iH en ti i'-aiii
i:;. i;t ; r i'c of ti:e, hig'..'? t cr.'er.
li' ? yc-ii p.iv 'loj>!ii:K*raf p'e mi.'',
make yotfr fdans to \^s:t the Inn i n
Friday, nights? this wmkoii.
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???CANADA
An exceedingly large cro^d attend
cd Sa'crainent ut S I's 'Civ^k Biipust
elnuchj aI:o Wolf Cr?? eln.ivh. '11
serviced h/n-v conducted ;ii. Sol'.
Crevk nt' llyOf) oVlc.ck A. M. !>;?
llcv. llr. Cock, , of C wnvi.i.and t'
sti .ice.j at Wolf. Creek at 3:00
o'it.ock> b-lng coiid'u.'i (1 by i.'ev, A.
C. Quern, of Web lic'i/ih >$ <.hu;eh
being eh :e together ,9 (lord many t': ?
oppcrti Xty of attending both ser
vie.es.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar .7. Queen, <. !
KagL> lal e, M?., phut Mr. Quaen'?
mother, J.;.. A. ^-.'jceen, of \V>]s
ster, spent .** few ?i:?ys h; re cn r>
camping and lishing trip.
Miss Effie Matiicm v>1io J< at
Cull.whee i:i .School, :p..i;
the week end <:! !r.;s?e,
lIiMcnd iii-s. 1. i 1. iligd n linfl
little ''aoii, ef'Ci^ vhoe, sp.nt the
week end here w.t ? /dative '.
Miss N.)la and. J'-: :i Aivi ,.
t .. ii , of Cownrts, w :? tlie v/eek cits1
g?fs-;U cf their hiatit ..Irs., iii.tsjitf*
.ieiton.
Misses* Bernice and L'. " ? and J.lr.
Oliver Matthew* mot-rec .5 Sy ay.
Friday.
Miss Ada IIo;per arid JI.\ r.Kfl
Mrs. Jolm C. Frown, of C v ? i.
spent Saturday and Sunday ?
jjirs. Br.wu's father and i.Wthti
Air. a>nl M r.i. Bfyson Wj'iod.
Mr. John F^-hvor, cl Cu'low'i:*'j,
rnd Mr. F.ufcne Parker, of Syh a
'.vcr.' basines:? visit rn lu re last wee'..
Mr. J. K. Wood, of Il.'c'i ' M iin,
tain and son:e of kis grandchildren,
visited hn daughter, Mrs. .John G.
Parker, of this place.
Mr. \V. 0. Parker nqde a businc.vj
trip to SyJ\*S labt week. *
Miss Dt ra MaHfiown cfMc-Mifir i'lf.
Tfiin:, is speiuliii^ the :r.:tmncr' |ut?
with relative j.
Mr. James P:;v!:ci- went to K; r,l
Iju Port, SMnrdnv. I
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Mr. Jc nies V/ood, Jr., went on a
camping ' trip to Whiteside,
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO RUN EX
CURSION TO RIDGECREST
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The Firr.t Baptist Sjunday School
lore has plans u.nlor Way to run an
xcursion to Kidgceiisst sometime in
, " t ' I.
aly. Committors have boon r.p]K.ini
d to perfect t!.e plans and It is ex- 1
iceted that a la lire number of pej
, ile will take advantage of the cp
/ >ortunity to upond a day at the
. *
jouthero Baptist Assembly Grounds.
lie Committee on Arrangements is
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ndeavering to arrange the time fox
he excursion so that the people will
;ave ^ chance to hear Or. Gorge
'ruett or I)r. F. F, Brown, who is a
ihtive o1' Jackson county.
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Other communities have expressed
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heir intention to join in with the
cal people1 in this excursion and it
; expected tliat the crowd going will 1
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xcced that of three year.! ago, v. hen
: siiiiiltev excur i n was run by the
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'apti-t Sunday Scluol -W:e. /
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The far.v.er.; ci' this r.ccticn are
iiiay -ouftinj wheat and making hay,"
,v hi!e the good Wife i..s busy figflt
ng the bean beetle and picking an>l
inning Hlr.i\."buri<i ;.
Mr. and Mr \ Nathan Buchanan,
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f E:.fct' Fori: J iqisiit the week end
.ith their, son,, Mr. Carlaml Buch-i |(
a.;;i, cin feetLy's C.-ypio ! ' . '?
Glad to rop ,rt jhat Mr.:. B. C.
T.e'.anan is vmprqvhi*;;. ^
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Mr. li:idt .li, of Cc ww, *.va$
iijilii'l h:.; I.'ivt'icr, Mr. Briel Dal
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,6n. Ir.Yt V/Vcli;
Mr. and Mi's. I'.. 0. II:g<l 11 vjxited
dr . ,R:j.\ie liigilou i ist' Sunday.
Mr.;.'1 Ciiiiif D.Cihe has been on
he w'ek list, but %'?jl to repent she
?*i h'."t< er.
- Mr.nid Mrs. Canr\r: Tr.tha.;n and
aniily of \cr.un;rs; Hafri:;, <?a., were
/isitilig Mrs, Talha'.n'tt :;:.s!er, Mrs.
. j?va C-i trail, ? tn Betty Creek. Al?o
Mr, j. Kiilt. Brie'inm.n, f>>:ter of Mr.
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' Vv i!:i;.*:! Junes tf'id two sons,
.?v. , Cli- r< . , rnd Jamot
!!.??, ?.':id 'jjfsin! :on, \ Yv'illin.n
' " !:'ev, t !' C.yd1. the w cc':
, J vit!? i'" I'l". ( . ?h p'.ew, Ton
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?;i d Virlni Buchanan
v , i " ? j
c.;i t ? rr.rnty,' Saturday to
;>; ::d a i'e>. <i: " w rth Mri. Bucli
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; ; ? i fl &*r. dsiO. i!w U'eli'iia.J.
MrjiMiry .'.niii'abe Ii-.'S be. n on tie
,icV J! |j??i is improving.
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SHOAL CBIEE
dl il weather is the "frnin.cn emi*
T
plaint" of iv'i' eo;ii:ai:!Kty for th?j
* 0
? t t'.Vf WW. Ci.
1 ? :v ft as I'.aiiV left !'?jr Ktownh,
,:,r.n.,Si'.i(!:vv al'ter.iroii, after ryx-nd
jj'.C the v.' :! with ? :i; j?-re.itM,
,?r. rinj Mr V.V. I'. Batt!ei> \
.':r.;. 'J. -Ii. Itogcr.;, of V/hittidr,
?? \ii p*;ri < !' hi::-, we -k v/'t'i her
?hacMur. Mir., i>. C. SlK.it/n. ; . /
Mr. rsiij } 1 r ;. ( lyd.'.Mar.'cns nvcra
r.V c;;.i t(?." ls at Air. Yv. J. Ti:r
Vj- M jrlin and fjwnily of
"".v.; t.n <3:t.: (??p'inl JtiJie l.'th at ''Ir.
J. 0 didin en'.:.
K . M:\ .? ?!?: %:rs. ('. A. Bird visited
t'oe'r i!:iii^.':t. ?.-rs. T r.ii'e Blaek
????!! in Hyiva, T!nm: lay.
Mr. Mid Mr*.. .'. (>'. .Ii h;i?r??i v/^r* i (
"'lertts nt Mr. J. iv. Tcnvll \s, 1 fstni
<lny.
Mr. (I. ' f' ;.p :? made "? jnuinc.'i i
ti p I') \ H- Timrr dry.
Mv. v '. ii1, and Wayno rr?
j;u :r>;? nisd Mi : . s (leitrud'j, P.:th
and M.'it :t ir. tjroJ
ti The i'urc/irxe ibturday.
'Mr. d, M. i i ? die:; left 'J? Knc -
vil'e, I'rit'ay.
Messrs. I). C. I T*i*rl*csj ^sither '".J
Carl Movie, C'. B. Tor-vl) a:id .vr':
Battle met" red tu Yv'hitcJrh.s ! .t ?
nrdav.
.d?v^ I ilj. Dills, of B. ikcn Crr -l:#
'?'( rs. Dfllard IVor^ian, Fr'd.y.
M;\ . If. Jlcwell has moved t'?
Alar! j.
Xorl:i Cs:*c':fia: is the only fttafd
in the So'.i-h c* Virgina
M:jiyl:iri(l ?. . ,i? ?? .ea*" . it5
;? i\;f> or; i v "**'?! * - si-u .?
1011, ' i;d. ; C. B. \. -liir ,.i n?V>f
? the liivi'dra Vr f ih*
{'?'orth .'CVrdina Ivrjjc.arnr t Station.
, The in <!,,V ijtntb i ..s inciv l.
I froai' 13.0 ]r- aero in 101(1
V; tXiJi hi;r,f:i>!s :ti l'-23. Fiqtire- d at
*a Vd-.!.'1 rf ],.j- ?>a I>e! tliin in
crrj?::.ft wna w rr'i ovrr ten in'!!*onn
<4' <b!i-s t.i the MUte. Lut yc.-uv.
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