personals
Miss Otclia Cathey, of Asheville,
spent Sunday here, with relatives.
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Mr. Harry E. Buchanan spent yes
terday in Asheville.
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Djs. \V. P. and Daisy McGuire an*
children wil go to Norton today for
a few days' stay.
Mi-s Stella Fisher has returned
frcm Kosman where she has bee i
speiulin;? a few days with her parents
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M . Walter MeClure ojf Asheville,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Can
non, at her home in Dillsboro.
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Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Bain and
Mis-; Mary Allison went to Asheville
last niirlit, to see "My Maryland."
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Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Washburn
have returned from Salisbury, where
they have been spending a week.
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Mr. K Arp Lowrance, Field Secre
tary of the North Carolina Press As
so(i:iti(ii, was here yesterday.
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Mrs. Etta Morton has returned to
her work as a teacher in Mars Hill
public school, after a short visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Crisp, at their home here.
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Mrs Docia Smith has returned to
her home in Asheville, after a short'
visit here, with her sister, Mrs. Mel-1
lie Lonu and her brother, Mr. John'
B. Knslev.
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Mr. B. Norton was here, the first
ot' the week, from Norton, on his
way to Graham, to spend several
months with his daughter, Mrs. W.
B. Green.
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Mrs.' Carrie McKee, Mrs. Sadie J.
Long and Mrs. M. D Cowan are at
tending the Flower Show in Ashe
s>ville today.
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Mrs. Mat tie McKee and her daugh
ter, Miss Matilda McKee, have re
turned from a visit to Mrs. McKee's
daughter, Mrs. F. T. West, in Ala
magorda, New Mexico, and her sous,
Messrs., James and Henry McKee,
ia Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrs. Byron S. Marsh have
as guests, at their home in Dillsborc,
Mi's. Marsh's father, Mr. Emniett
W. Huntington and Mr. Marsh's pa
rents, Mr. and Mes. Ednor A. Marsh
of Rochester, X. Y. Mr. Huntington
has been in Dillsboro for several
weeks, while Mr. and Mrs. Marsh ar
rived Saturday by motor. Mr. an 1
Mrsc. Marsh expect to spend a few
days south and on the return trip to
Rochester will be accompanied by Mi'.
Huntington.
literary department
TO MEET MONDAY
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The literary department of the Wo
man's Club will meet Monday after
neon, and Mrs. E. Ford King, the,'
tenijwrary chairman, is requesting
that all women of the community who
are interested in, and want to join
'his department of the club meet at
her home at three o'clock November
14.
SOCIETY ELECTS
NEW SECRETARY
The Baptist Woman's Missionary
Society, at the November meeting,
Md r.t the church, yesterday, elected
Mrs. ('. C. Buchanan secretary, to
succeed Mrs. B. O Painter, who re
cently resigned
Another item of busipess was ar
rangin'.!; . for the program for the
week 'il prayer, the society deciding
to have an all-day meeting on Wed
nesday, /November 30. The program
*itl begin with a morning session and
end with a pageant Wednesday night.
A coinniitte previously appointed
look after sending a box cif cloth
^o to the Thomasville Orphanage re
ported that approximately forty do4
krs worth of clothing had been con
tributod. and sent. The society voited
to liaw the Pastorium underpinned
bnck and Mrs. A. J. Dills, Mrs.
i' lJ?weU and Mrs. E. L. Wilson
designated to look after theVork
he program was given by Circle
vumber Three, with Mrs. R. C. Alli
hading. The devotional was led
y Mrs. J. B. Ensley and an inter
ring resume of the subject for the
?fernoon was given by Miss Meil
Worgc. ? p
The meeting was presided over by
t?e President, Mrs. C. L. Allison.
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BOX SUPPER TO BE TTT.T.n
AT GREEN'S GREEK
There will be a box supper at the
Green's Creek school house Saturday
night,N ovember 12. Proceeds for
the construction of the church house.
EverybMy is invited to come and
bring someone with them.
JUNIOR STUDY CLUB MEETS
Miss Mary Allison was hostess to
the Junior Study Club at her home
last Friday night, at which time a
business session was held. A feature
of the program for the evening was a
paper on 4*Qkl Athens," by Miss
Evelyn Campbelk^ Besides the eleven
members of the efbb attendihg, Mrs.
J. L. Dillard, Mrs. U> A. Bales, Mrs
Douglas Bain, Mrs. L. D. Shealy and
Miss Evelyn Allison were present as
guests of the club
During the social hour Miss Allison
and her mother," Mrs. C. L. Allison
served a salad course, with coffee
and mints. ?, -
The next meeting will be with Miss
Evelyn' Campbell, iat the home of
Mr. and Mi's. J. P. Freeze, On Nov
ember eighteenth.
? MRS. BAIN IS HONORED
A lovely tia was given by Mrs. W.
D. Bain at her home on last Friday
afternoon, honoring her daughter in
law, Mrs. Douglas Bain, whose wed
ding to Dr. Bain occurred at Wen
dell a short time ago.
Theg uests were met at the door
by Miss Henrietta Bain and wore in
troduced tci the receiving line by
Miss Mary Alma Wilson. In the re
ceiving line were Mrs. W< D. Bain,
her daughter, Mi's. Charles Bullock,
Mrs. Douglas Bain and Miss Eleanor
Ormond. ;
The guests were served punch by
Miss Edith Oliver and were invited
by Miss Mary Allison into the din
ing room where Miss Sue McCulley
and Miss Helei? Simons served Neo
politan ice cream and cake.
Quantities of chrysanthemums
formed the attractive decorations for
the affairs, 4
A large number of guests called
during the afternoon.
Just any kind of pecan tree is not
suited to North Carolina conditions
Only the best will grow and yieu
weli. , v, , )
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Farmers ot Pitt County bought ,38,
700 pounds of pyrotol, the govern
ment explosive at $9 a hundred
pcwnds when the commercial dyna
mite is selling for $25 a hundred.
This 'is the last season that Sta:e
College will distribute this material.
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toes, any quantity. Queen's Fruit
Store. / >
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STRAIGHT SALARY?$35 per week
aud expenses. Man or woman witu
rig to introduce Egg Producer. Eu
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BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT, Finest
quality draperies, household linens
and dress goods, hosiery and lin
gene?displayed by appointment.
Write Iva Lee Nations, Whittier
North Carolina.
FARMING?Western Carolina's bc3t
methods and opportunities de
scribed in new farm Journal. San-;
pie free. Half year subscription ten
cents. Hollowell's Mountain Farm
er, Hendersonville, N. C.
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FOR SALE?Stove and Fire Wood.
Will deliver or let you haul any
amount. Good oak wood. Get your
winter's supply now..P. L. Brysoi,j
Sylva, it. 1 'Phono No. 0711. 4lo j
FOR SALE 5 weeks' old pigs, $5
to $7 jach?A. B. Dills 10-27 2-tp
FOR SALE?25 Half Hanipsham
pigs $5.00 each. 35 shoats and grown
hogs priced to sell. Address Rass
Duvall, Aquone, N. C.
FOR SALE?Yellow Jersey Cow.
R. C. Snyder, Beta, N. C.
ll-10-2ts-pd.
FOR SALE?Barred Rock Pullets.?
< A. J. Dils. ; '
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$25.00 REWARD for evidence for
the conviction cjf the person or
persons tearing down and destroy
ing Road Signs of The New Jack
son Hotel.
O The New Jackson Hotel
By J. S. Higdon
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and tested line of household and stock remedies, extracts, spices,
f nd toilet articles.
Wait For the Watkins iVIan
and you will be sure of what you are getting. , a. \ , \
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