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^is {"fi. i: Picklesimcr is the guest
ia Asheville.
W. Pangle was here,
Monday.
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p(1rji M,v 11,1(1 Mrs- T. C. Bry-,
.jr.. 4. Saturday, May 22, a son.
pKirii. :<? Mr. am' ^rs- Taylor
Ujiiipti'-i. oi 'ilenville, a daughter.
yr Mis. A. 0. Allison spent
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Mr. Mrs. C. W. Tilson have
; fi.ii a short/fvisit to Mr.
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jljls It. ii<*Ik* Corbett, on Snow
Hill. ?;it ;l -,lc'st 1)1 ^'ss Sue Al
;K?,; tiuriiiu' the week end.
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jlijS i 'ufito Prescott, of Ayden has
^cii-p. L iiiij a lew days with Mrs.
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|)i. .i.iiin II. Smathers and Mr.?C.
s Sinai:.fi's ot \\ aynesville wefv
<y]va vi.-iNTs last week,
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Mr>. ? L- < ? Kirk returned Sunday
'nit.i a \i-it to relatives in Ashe
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Mr. a nil Mrs.-S. H. Phillips and
in. ^(iiuon. Asheville, spent the
?k I'm! with relatives here.
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Mi? (.'Ianee, England MjnMit the
ncfk I'lfl ;l1 her home in Hlairsville,
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'Mrs. ,:lileiin of ILendersonville is
? s-inst of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
1,1,1,11. I,it son and daughter.
Mrs. l!u;t" Morton left yesterday*
fin a lew days' visit to Mrs. .1. F.
Murton in Salisbury.
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)Ii-. (loo. M. Cole and Mr. W. A.
ftuliey ii>turned yesterday from At
lanta where tliey had been for sever
al days on-business.
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Miss Leila Owen has returned
lioni Brevard, where she sjH-nt the
week end with her father. Rev.
Jesse C. Owen.
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Mrs. Carrie MeKoe, Mrs. J. F.
Yvm.e, W\ss Mur\ Frances Dunaway,
Katie Melvw- and Mr. Frank
Furze lnoioroil to Andrews Sunday.,
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~ Itii/ U nod. Ruth Acker
aii'.' iii-nii* *\rini'nt and Mr. Waters
lliiif. oi 'iroenville, S. C., were re
cent vi-iroiN ni Miss Lyda Moody.
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Mr. Eluu-r Ktoj-lesim has returned
I" bis home in Winter Haven, Fla.,
atier a visit of several weeks with
ti'ii'ii(j> hen'.
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tMr. and Mrs. 1. H. Powell. Mr.
ami M.s. J. T. Powell. Miss Lillie
Everett and Mr. ^C. \V. Denning
?s!,l"t the week end in Asheville.
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Mr. and Mis. R. F. Hough and
the little boys Franklin and Mae
?'oliuson of Kinston are are visiting
relatives here for a few days.
Rev. Gr-N, Co#an baa returned
to his homo in Apex, afeer a short
visit here, with his brother and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cowan.
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Mrs. Joseph It. Ryan of DeLand,
Fla., arrived last week to spend
some tim ewith her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. C. Z. Candler.
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Mr. Holmes Bryson, of Asheville,
attended the coiumencement exer
cises of Cullowhee State Normal,
last week. ' 1 ?
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Miss Lazclle Henson has returned
to her home here, from Cullowhee
State Normal, and has as hei^tJesfr
Miss Annie Sawyer, of Oriental.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Neil and Mr.
B. M. Lewis returned home Sunday
after an extended trip visiting in'
Tennessee.,
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Mrs. Sallie Liner returned yester
day to her home in Waynesville, af
ter a visit to her^daughter, Mrs. 0.
H. Moody.
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Miss Olive Coward has returned to
Svlva to .sjk'ikI the sumnier w^th
Misses Frances and Jane Coward,
from Cullowhee, where she has been
attending Cullowhee State Normal.
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Mr. W. Mike Brown has returned!
from a visit to relatives at Chat-i
tanooga, Ten:i. Mrs. Brown, and the!
children, who accompanied him tOj
Chattanooga, are remaining foi- a
more extended visit.
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Mrs. J. M. Sullivan spent yester
day and last night here, with her
daughters, Mrs. C. A. Bales and Miss
Inez Sullivan, enroute to Asheville to
visit her daugheer, Mrs. Verne Swan
and her young sou.
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Miss Clara Williams, of Currituck
and Miss Louise Smith of \\ arsaw,
are guests of Miss klizabeth Moody,
for a week. They have been students
at Cullowhee during the session just
closed and will enter the summer
school, there a week henee.
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Little Miss Bet he) Crisp, who has
been spending two weeks at Cand-'
ler, returned to her home Monday,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. 0. C.
Crisp, who spent the night here willi
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crisp.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Yonally left
Monday for their home in Winter
Haven, Fla. after having been guests
of Mrs. Yonally's parents, Mr. and
Mr.s B. K. Morgan, for several
weeks. Misses Mabel and Love Mor
?ran and Mr.'Harrold Morgan accom ?
jianied them home.
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Mrs. 0. 11. Haigler of HaycsvilK
Mi's. T. J. Mauney and son, Richard,
ol Murphy, attended the graduation
exercises at Cullowhee State Normal
last week. Miss Louise Haigler, their
daughter and sister, was a member
of the class.
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Mrs. Cordic Padgett and her son,
Mr. Andrew Padgett, of Hayesville
were guests last week ot Mrs. A. O.
Allison .at her home here and attend-J
ed the Commencement H*5fc'i'cises ot,
Cullowh^ .State Normal, \hcir sister,
and dartgheer. Miss Beulah, was
among the graduates,ot that insti
tution.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allison and
son, Edwin, expect to leave tomorrow
to attend the commencement exer
cises oi' Meredith College, Raleigh,
where their daughter and sister, Miss
Mary lAllison, will graduate,' after
wards going to/ Roxboro, to visit Mrs.
Allison's mother, Mrs. Mary Wal
ters.
CLUB HAS MUSIC PROGRAM
Mrs. J. R. Buchanan entertained
the Woman's Study Club with A
music program at her home on Col
lege Hill, 011 Friday evening, May
14. A delight l'ul radio concert and
jnusic contest was" enjoyed by the
guests present. Mrs. Buchanan served
delicious puncfi and wafers.
PARTY CAMPS AT WHITLSIDES
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ej Parker Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. McCulley and daugh
ters, Misses Susie May and Phyllis,
Miss Lucy Bumgarner, Mr. Edgar
Bumgarner, Nelson Wilson and Car
son Bryson formed a party going to
WhitCsides on last Saturday. They
spent th<$ niirl.l on the mountain, rc-j
turning on Sunday.
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?GIVE PICNIC FOR VISITOR
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allison were
hosts, last Friday evening, at a pic
nic, given in honor of Mr. Elmer
Engleson oi' Winter Haven, Fla. The
party ', motored to Barkers Creek,
where a lire was.built near a lovely
spring and a sumptuous picnic su|>
per was servd. Those enjoying the
outing were Misses Wilma Allison,
Miss Sue Allison and her guest, Miss
Blanche Corbett, Miss Ruth Oliver,
Mr. W. A. Stillwell, Jr:, Mr. Garland
Jones, Mr. Dan Cowan, Mr. "anl
Mrs. Sam Allison and Bobby Alli
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WOMAN'S STUDY CLUB MEETS
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Airs. J. B. Ensley was hostess to
the Woman's Study Club, at her
home on Thursday afternoon, May
13th.
.Mrs. ,1. li. Buchanan, chairman of
ehe American Home department, was
in eliarge 'of the meeting, leading an
interesting discussion on the subject.
She also gave a report of the State
Convention, to Which she was a dele
gate. Mrs. J. R. Dillard, chairman
of the Music Work program, report
ed that Ms. J. R. Bunhanan had in
vited the club to a musical program
at her home oil AVednesray evening.
Mrs. E. L. McKee, president of the
State Federation, was unanimous'y
elected a life time honorary member
of the club.
At the close of the program the
annual election of officers took
place, the following officers being
elected: President, Mrs. Billy Davis;
viee-presidnt, Mrs. J. R. Buchanan;
secretary, Mrs. M. Buchanan, Jr.;
treasurer, Mrs. M. H. Morris; pro
gram committee; Mrs. J. L. Dillard,!
Mi's. J. B. Ensley, Mrs. J. R. Jones.
Durinjf the. social hour Mrs. Ens
ley served a lovely plate luncheon.
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Every farmer in North Carolina in-!
terested in, swine growing will wnntj
a copy of Extension Folder 10,;
"Corn Fed Profits." A card to tliej
editor of the Extension Service.
State.,College, lialeiirh, N. C., will,
bring it free of charge.
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Lovely New
Dress Goods
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your family. Make your
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Screen doors, screen
windows, fly swatters,
"Flit" the sure fire fly
killer. Every conven
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In the grocery department of Cannon's Broth
er's Department Store, you will find one of the best
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markets and grocery stores in Western North Car
olina. Everything is clean, neat and sanitary, and
the prices are always as low ast the market will
permit. '
24 lb. bag Sapphire Flour $1.25
every asc kguaranteed
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Armour's Corn Flakes i 10c
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Armour's Oats, small 10c.
Armo, Dats, large 25c.
Sugar, 100 lbs. L _ .f $6.50
Monarch Pork and Beans, can 10c
Yellow Cling Peaches, 3 lb. can 25c
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