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PROGRAM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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CLARA BOW
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"THE MANTRAP"
MONDAY & TUESDAY
February 21 and 22
CORINNE GRIFFITH
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"INTO HER KINGDOM"
WED. & THURSDAY
February 23 and 24
"MONEY TALKS"
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
February 25 and 26
"FASCINATING YOUTH"
Featuring Paramount's Jun
ior Stars
Comedy and News Real
Each Night
personals
.Mr. 0. P. Wilkins of Brevard is
here today.
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Mr. Erskine Brown of Rocky Mount
is -spcnilin.tr some time here.
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Misses Sue Allison and Elizabeth
Moody of Cullowhee Normal, spout
(he week end at home.
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Mrs. I. II. Powell and Mrs. A. S.
Nichols went to Asheville this week
to jittend the White Shrine meeting.
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Judge W. E. Moore and Miss Dor-1
othy Moore are spending a few days
in Asheville.
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Mr. and Mrrf. Charles Grindstaff
and little daughter, Dorothy, were
heift from Franklin today.
Miss Barbara Haire and Miss
Helen May wood spent the week end
in Asheville.
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Miss Katharine Kennerly and Miss
Fay Bog^s were in Asheville Satur
day.
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Mr. Sam B. Godsey and Dr. 0. D.
Biddy went to Asheville last night to
hear Will Rogers.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan are
expected today for a visit to their
daughters, Mrs. C. A. Bales and
Miss Inez Sullivan.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Davis and Mrs. Car
rie McKec went to Brevard today for
?'t short stay.
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Miss Einma Greer has arrived
from her home in Anniston, Ala.,
and will be connected with the Poin
sett Grill.
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Mrs. C. A. Bales and children,
Bruce and Jimmy, are visiting Mi's,
"flies' sister, Mr.s Verne Swan at
her home in Asheville.
Mrs. Robert Cook and children of
Asheville were guests Sunday of Dr.
A. A. Nichols and Dr. and Mrs. A. S.
Nichols. >.
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Mr. A. iVL Simons has returned
from the buying centers, where he
lias been purchasing Spring stock for
The Paris.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McKee and
*?n, William, were among the peo
ple going from here to hear Will
Rogers in Asheville last night.
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Miss Margaret Freeze has return
*<1 from an Atlanta sanatorium much
^'?proved, her friends will be de
lighted to learn. Her mother, Mrs. J.
F- Freeze, went to Atlanta Friday
an?l accompanied her home.
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Mrs. Charles Robinson and Miss
DoiStfiy Riley have returned from a
*liort stay in Asheville. Miss Lillie
?verett accompanied them to East
yesterday and spent the:
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Mr. Garland Jones of Brevard
spent the week end here. , j
Mrs. Iola Paxton of Greenville, S.I
C., is visiting her brother, Mr. David j
IBurress, at Dillsboro and relatives!
I at other points in Western North!
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Miss Bernice Bridges, who is at-1
j tending school at Cullowhee State!
| Normal, spent the week end here with
her sisters, Mrs. E. E. Brown and
Mrs. John H. Wilson.
MBS. REED HAS OPERATION
Mrs. W. Ed Reed, who last week j
underwent an operation in thy Angel j
hospital, Franklin, is reported to be
recovering as rapidly as possible.
SYLVA CHAPTER
0. E. S. TO MEETi
The Sylva Chapter Order Eastern j
Star will meet on Friday afternoon,
February 25 and the officers request
that all members attend this moet
|. ing as balloting on petitions will'
j be had at this time. )
JUNIOR STUDY CLUB ^ !
ELECTS OFFICERS.
At a meeting of the Junior Study
Club, a recently organized club of
young ladies, held on Monday. ni? lit,
with Miss Katherine McKee, Miss
McKee was elected president, Miss
Alma Fisher, vice president? Miss
Maude Leathcrwood, secretary, ? and
Miss Myrtle Henson, treasurer.
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BASKETBALL TOMORROW?7:30
What promises to be two most int
eresting basket ball games will be
played on the Sylva Collegiate Inst
itute court, tomorrow, Thursday
night, when the S. C. I. boys and .
girls teams meet the Candler High
School teams.
The fans of Sylva arc looking for- j
ward to this event.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Maidie Robinson is conval
escing in the Angel hospital at Frank
lin, following an operation, which
was performed last Saturday. Her
children are with their grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Clark during
their mother's illness.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WITH MRS. McKEE
At the Woman's Missionary Socie
ty of the Methodist church, meeting
with Mrs. E. L. McKee yesterday af
ternoon, a most interesting program
was enjoyed by those present. Mrs.
L. C. Hall was in charge of the pro
gram, leading the devotional service.
The subject for the afternoon, "Af
rica," was ably presented by Mrs.
John H. Wilson, after which the
Mission Study Superintendent, Mrs.
Ramsey Buchanan, in an unusually
pleasing and helpfual manner, told
'*4 How We Got Our Bible." The
session of the mission study class'
is held in connection with the Mis
sionary Society each month.
Mrs. McKee served her guests a
delightful salad and ice course.
CULLOWHEfi PASTOR
TO WED TOMORROW
Rov. I. K. Stafford, pastor of the
Baptist church at Cullowhee, will be
married to Miss Sophia Beighauser,
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Berghquser, at Chunn's Cove,
Buncombe county, tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock.
Miss Berghauser was for several [
years a field secretary in the Sun-'
day School work of the Baptist State >
Convention. Rcrv, Mr. Stafford has
been pastor of the Baptist church, at
Cullowlieef for the past several
months. ;'
A B. Y. P. U. SOCIAL
The Senior and Intermediate B. Y.
P.\ U.'s had a joint social at- Sylva
Collegiate Institute Friday evening, I
February eleventh. It was made a
very attractive occasion by the ar
tistic arrangement of -decorations!:
which ear-tied out, the real spirit oft;
St. Valentine. Cupid was there with!
his arrows and many destinies (were I
determined-; by his darts. Refresh; i
inents were served Which carried out'
Valentine, idea consisting of heart
shaped cakes, delicious jello and
punch. Many interesting games ' wqro
played and the evening seemed to be
enjoyed bv Jill.
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STILLWELL TO ADDRESS P. T. A
m|io Parciit-Toa^'icr Association
will meet at 3:30 Monday afternoon
and will be addressed by Prof. E. il.
Stillwell, of the Cullowhee State
Normal- School.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
PARTY
The Parent-Teacher Association
will hold a "Birthday Party," on
Washington's Birthday, from 3:30
to 5in the basement, of the Meth
odist church. Everybody is cordially
invited. A program will be given by
the children of the "high school and
the graded school.
TWENTIETH CENTURY
TO ELECT OFFICERS
In spite of the rainy day, tb>'
Twentieth Century Club had a mo;.i ?
.leliehtfn! meeting, with Miss Dove-j
thy Moore, last Thursday afternoon.'
The *.???* was opened by th'i
singing of the Woman's Club Hymn, j
A number of interesting reports were
made by tin* different committees. It I
was decided to elect new officers
the second week in March and Mrs.
({rover Wilkes invited the club to
meet with her on that day. It io
earnestly requested that every mem
ber be present at this meeting.
The splendid paper of the after
noon was prepared and read by Mrs.
Ford King. Following up the study
of French Castles, Mrs. King gave
the absorbing story of two famous
French women, Madame DuB&rtv
and Madame D'Estris. A good dis
cussion followed the reading.
Miss Moore, assisted by Mrs. Dav
id Hall served a. delicious salad
course. The next meeting of the club
will be held with Mrs. Murray, at the
home of Mrs. King.
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If you are going to have a radio?why not
have a good set?the BEST ?
Step in any day or evening and do your
selecting. Radio sets complete?or parts
and now priced so low you can get just what
you want. 6-tube set with speaker, complete
?and now only,
S80.00
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With the demand for building materials lif
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dencies are downward. If you are planning on
building or repairing your properties, now is the
time to start. Spring is upon us and good building
days are here.
No m;atter what your building ideas may be
we are stocked to supply you with all kind of ma*
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where. . aft
Lumber and finishings of all kind; ?
Mill Work, Roofings, Doors, Win- $
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