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PROGRAM
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FRIDAY ft SATURDAY
April 8 and 9
.'LADY OF THEHAREM"
Featuring
Ernest Torrence, Greta Hit*
mq and William Collier, Jr.
MONDAY ft TUESDAY
April 11 and 12
HAROLD LLOYD
"THE FRESHMAN"
23? and 50o
WED. ft THURSDAY
\ April 13 and 14
"THE DESERT'S- TOLL"
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
April 16 and II
Florence Vider in
"TOU NEVER KNOW
WOMEN"
Comedy and News Reel Each
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???Mr. 0- D. Biddy spent Sunday in
jfeodersoaville.
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'Mr. A, M Surom .spent several
days' in Knoxville this week.
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MLa Evelyn Campbell spent the
*?k end at her home at Whittier.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hale spent
Sunday in Hendersonville.
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Born to Mr, and Mrs. W. I. Ed
wards, April 5, a daughter,.. Bona
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- XBtt Ilies SalHvn is spending sev
ers! days in Atlanta this waek.
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- Miss Roth Gribble and Miss Bes
sie Curtis spent the week end at Beta
'the guest of Miss Snvder.
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Little Ming Bethel Crisp of Gay, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mis. W. T. Crisp at their home here.
Miss Lacy Wells of Asheville spent
Sunday here with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. M. Wells.
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Mr. Robert Sherrill, who has been
spending some time in Charlotte has
returned to his home here.
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Miss Lucile Patillo and Miss Myrtle
MeClure, of Franklin, were guests,
daring the week end of the Misses
Sherrill at their home here.
Misses Edith and Sara Sue Sher
rill, who hold positions in Asheville,
spent the week end here with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Sherrill
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Mrs. Ben Queen hap returned
from Grand Rapids, Mioh., where she
has been visiting her unde and aunt,
Mr. an<] Mrs. Frank Scott. Mr. Scott,
who has been quite ill, is somewhat
improved. > o , 1
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Higdon are in
Spencer, having gone there the first
of the week because of sickness in
the family of their son, Mr. Harry
Higdon.
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Mrs. D, D. Hooper, Mrs. J. W.
Keener, Mrs. Ernest Keener, Mrs.
Carrie McKee and Miss Annie Joe
Hooper went to Waynesville last Sat
urday
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy C, Allison and
daughters,, Misses Sue and Kate,
have returned from Cornelia, Ga.,
where they attended the funeral ot'
Mrs. Allison's sister, Mrs. Crawford,
whose death occurred on Saturday.
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Mrs. Carrie McKee, Mrs. M. Buch
anan, Miss Katherine McKee and
Ralph Buchanan" drove to Asheville
Sunday afternoon, accompanying Mr.
Henry McKee to the Farm School, ae
having spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Mattie McKee at Web
ster.
MISS BETTY BRYSON
TO BE MARRIED
The AsheviJle papers of Sunday
earned the announcement of the en
gagement and approaching marriage
of Miss Betty Bryson and Mr. James
A. Campbell, Jr., of Asheville. The
announcement was made at a dinner
party given by Miss Bryson's parr
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bryson at
their home, HUlcote Cottage, Victor
ia Road, on Saturday evening. The
wedding will occur 011 the eighteenth,
of June at Bethel Methodist church.}
Miss Bryson, who has often visit-!
ed her aunt Mrs. Came McKee, has
many friends here, who will be inter
ested in the announcement of her en
gagement. j
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. D. D. Hooper was hostess at
a tea at her home yesterday after
noon, at which time the interesting
announcement of the engagement of |
Miss Annie Joe Hooper and Mr. Olin
Williams was made.
The guests were entertained by a
contest, in which letters in the words
"Easter time" were employed form-1
ing words filling blanks on cards
which were furnished each guest.
Mrs. Walter L, Jones was the suc
cessful contestant.
Suddenly the strains of the "Wed
ding March/'' played by Miss Dor
othy Moore were heard, and a minia
ture bridal party was seen descending
the stairway, Little Matilda and
Cordelia Wilson carrying apple blos
soms, preceding Bilh' -Wilson and
Kathleen Hooper, dressed as bride
groom and bride, who carried a dou
ble t heart, upon which was inscribed
the announcement of the engagement
and date of the wedding, which is
Saturday, April 16. (Following the
"bride," and bearing her train, was
Agnes Wilson.
A lovely ice course, carrying out i
the color scheme of rose, was served'
Miss Hooper, who it the eldest
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. D.
Hooper^ is a popular member of the
younger set, and the announcement
of her engagement is of interest to
a large number of people in this and
surrounding sections.
Mr. Williams held a position with
the Sylva Tanning Company, ' for
several years, and made many friends
during his residence here. He now
resides in Ivnoxville.
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WOMEN'S DRESSES
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BOYS OVERALLS
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N?w Designs
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NEW HATS
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Swan, Worth and other good makw
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