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Schedule of Services. )
J fiYLVA METHODIST CHURCH
"f ; Rev. Geo. B. Clemmer, Pastor ?
- ' ' Preaching at Syiva every Sunday,
tfjmoroiiig at 11 o'clock and First S un
ii'day evening at 7:30.
' Sunday School every Sftnday mom;.
#iiag at 10 o 'clock. -- c . y
' Epworth League every Sunday 0V-|
feeing at 6:30.
'' Midweek Service Wednesday even
ft&Ug at 7:00 o'clock.
;' ? The public is cordially iftvited to
4attend these servioes. -
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Dillsbor? Methodist Church
Rev. Geo. B. Clemmer, Pastor
Preaching every Sunday evening^
?7:30, except the First Suilday;: oi
t^hich evening the services are con
Hducted in the Baptist church.
- Sunday School every Sunday morn
tfiag at 10:00 o'clock.^ . ? ?
SYLVA BAPTIST 0HUE<JH
Rev. J. G. Murray, Pastor _
Preaching every Sunday at U
'?Velock in the morning-and At. 7:3.
?o'clock in the evening.
Sunday School at 9:45 Sonda\
'?morning, A. J. Dills, superintended
? * B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 o 'clock Sunda;
evening.
Prayer meeting at 7:30 o 'clock Wed
aesday evening. '
Choir practice at 8 o'clock each
Friday evening. fV
A very cordial invitation is extend
? d to the public tos attehd 'thest
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' BALSAM GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Ben Cook, Pastor
Preaching Saturday before the
hthe first Sunday, at 11 o'clock and
'?the first Sunday, at 11 o'dock.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
?ing, at 10 o'dock. 1 ?' 1 * j'
Everybody invited -to all 'ot1 (heat
services.
?biiACK MOUNTAIN
BAPTIST OHUEOH
Rev. Ben Cook, Pastor.
Preaching Saturday Mm Ikr
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Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday eve
uiug" at 7:30
Everybody, is invited to attend all
' these services.
CEDAR BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Ben Cook, Pastor.
Preaching Saturday before the
''third Sunday, at 2:30; Sunday at 11
Sunday School every Sunday morn
nig at 10.
Everybody is invited to attend all
these services.
NEW SAVANNAH BAPTIST
CHURCH N
Rev. Ben Cook, Pastor. >
*? Preaching Saturday before the
'?fourth Sunday at 2:30 and Sunday
at 11. Sunday School at 10.
Everybody is invited to attend al'
'these services
QUALLA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. R. L. Ooofcf Pastor
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at 10:00 o'clock
Preaching Third JStmday Morning;
in each month at 11:00 o'clock.
WILMOT BAPTIST' CHURCH n
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Rev. Oscar Crisp, Pastor
Preaching Saturday before the 4tl
Cunday at 11 o'clock and Sunday a
11 o'clock.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. 1
Every body is invited to atten
all these services.
CULLOWHEE BAPTIST CHURCH
I. K. Stafford, Pastor ' i
Sunday School each Sunday 10:00
a. m. Preaching service each Sunday
?rll:00 a. m. B. Y. P. U,'s each Sun
i:day evening 6:30 p. m. Preaching ser
vice each Sunday evening 7:30 p. m
'ftMid-week service each Wednesday
.. evening 7:30 p. m. Weekly teachers
"meeting Friday 7:00 p. ra.
GREENS CREEK BAPTIST
; CHURCH
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Qeo.^C. Snyder, Pastor. >
Preaching every fourth SnftAyiaw^
'Saturday before, at 11* o'cIook ri fpv
> Sunday School every Sunday at 1ft
j! ?'dock. j
Geo. Hall, Superintendent.
\ B. Y. P. U. each Sunday at 2:30
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Everybody invited to each MW1
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Preaching 4
Sunday uwitting'at 11
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10 oVdcKATM."
Claude Jones, Supt.
LOOyS pW BAPTIST OHTHWH
: G^d. X^ SijIdef, Paafpr. |
Preaching every .first Sunday a:
U. o'clock and Saturday before.
?Sunday School at 10 o'dock.
" Fred t?^ Supt. * ' v - - ' h
^ Weekly'^fft^e jlttiywIndWilgB.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend these services.
. Geo. C, Spyder, pastor.
' Prtaftbirig Wery third' Sunday r:
11 o'clock-Md in the afternoon at
"Oscar or Fall Cliff.
r 'Sunday School every Sunday IP
o'clock. Also in the afternoon at Os
?car t?d" Ifcll &tff.
Mid-week prayer meeting at eacV
place.' : vi 1 ; ~ *>
-Eveiybdy iscordiidly invited ?to at
tend 'these seftifees. * </:,'
BIG RIDGE ITEMS
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There will be a community Christ
mas tafee at the schoolhouse here,
Wednesday afternoon, Deoember the
twenty first, alsoa program 'will be
given' by -the school obUdren. 'Every
body is'ihVited.
Miss Cathryn Davis who under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the Angel Hospital three weeks
ago has returned after having attend
ed the fall term at S. C. I.',
Mr. Irie Broom was in Sylva on
femtincsflr list Friday.
- Mlsdetf 6pal ?avis and Gestae ?e
'feilVHdb^r W S. C. I. ^Woljaw
spending 'the holidays with "tKeir pa
rents.
Misses Desser and Louise Pruil t
and! Mhs Christine* Moore dpent last
week end with home folks.
Messrs. W. J. Fisher and Roy
Dills of Beta were here hunting last
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? Mr. Glenn Davis* of'Webster spent
a few days with his uncle Mr. J. D.
Davis.
Mr. David Pruitt is attending the
winter quarter of the Culiowhee State
Normal School.
Mr. Fidillia Moore of Akron, 0,
spent last Sunday in Dillsboro guest
of Mr. Edward Parris, who is home
from Fort Bragg where he has been
in training.
Miss Grace Bryson who is attend
ing school at Sylva Centra} High is
expected to spend the holidays with
her pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brv
son* ^
Miss Maggie Parris gpent last week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Parris of Dillsboro.
A wedding of great surprise to
their many friends was that of Miss
Edna Holden -of^Henville and Mr.
Paul Dillard o^Oifchiers which oc
curred at the home of the bride last
Saturday, we wish for them a long
and happy life.
Mr. Fryik Kimsey, who is work
ing h&e visitfed relatives in Frank
lin last week end.
Mr. Deitz Fowler of Sylva has
elected a nice littld bnhgsloy on his
place here
Mr. Cleveland Fisher motored to.
Turnpike huftf-tafek.1 "
Theev will be services at the church
hero Christihfca'day at el'eVen o'rfbtk.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper who has,bee<i
visiting her brother, .Mr. Hicks Wikp ,
of -Bast ^portef4?M retiuteecl^hotee.1
Mr. Will Proitt motored to South
Carolina J' few'dayl&go.
Messrs. Brady Broom and Hom
er Dillard were at. Lake Toxaway
Ust week. ?'*? * ~ L ;
Master John Dee Davis was in
Sylra 'last. Friday.
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Controlled by thorough spraying with
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George Washington was one of #w
first farmers in America ta proifaOte
a farm organization.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF 1 ,
SUMMONS BT PUBLICATION
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NORTH; CAROLINA 1
JACKSON COUNTY
, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT)
BEFORE THE CLERK
In ReY" Charles James Metz, Amanda
Zachary Cole and Husband, George
M. Cole; Lawton Zachary, Timriiie
Zachary Brock and Husband, Joseph
[Brock/ Cora Zachary Tritt and Htw
"band, John E. Tritt; H. A. piril
and Dana Bird Peli.
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Nora Zachary Coward and O. B. Cow
ard;., Daisy Zachary McGuire and
i Husband W. P. Mcbuire; Kittiej
I'Zaohiuy' Stephens and Husband, L.
M..- Stephens, Pearl Zachary Mc
Curry ' ' and Husband R.
D. McCorfy; Otelia Zachary Bennett
and Husband, Kelly Bennett; Lucy
Zaehaiy Cochran and Husband, Rob
ift Cochran; Jessie Zachary, Mary
Zachary,' Wid?w of T. R. Zachary
deceased; Fred-Zichaiy, Roy Zach
*ry, Bird Zachary Reins and Hus
band, Ernest- Rons; Vira Zachary,
"Widow of J?hn 'Zachary, Deceased;
Geneva *Zachary Gibson and Hus
band, Joe Gibson; Lyman Zachary,
Burktf Zhchary, Florence Zachary Mc
Kinney and Husband, T. G. McKin
ney;. ?Spooner, Husband
of Bertha Z^ehary Spooner, Deceased
Minttie "M&w, Bessie Maw, Richard
iMaw, Wffitjler "Maw, Harry Adams,
Charles Zachary, Claude Zachary,
Walter Zachary, Minnie Zachary Wig
ner, and Husband, John Wagner; Re
na Zachary G<i3sett, Baxter Zachary,
Bruce Zachary, Ellen Zachary, and
&ii^flier?Hichary8, Heirs At Law; of
Columbus'Zachary, Deceased, whose
flrefr panes are unknown; John Got
ney, Willie X)otney, Aurelias Cotnev,
Isabella Edwards Lombard, A. G.
Edwards, Will Edwards, J. H. Wat
son, Husband of Lem Edwards Wat
son, Deceased; Will Watson, Luna
Watson, Mrs. Ernest Watson Norton
and Husband, Ernest Norton; M. D.
Edwanls^MrLJohn CMfey Ttfe and
Husband, John Tate; Mrs.~"lL E.
Cochran and Husband R. E. Cochran;
Mrs. James Cooley and Husband,
J antes Cooley; Lena Slaton Davis,
and Husband John Davis; Mrs. E.
B. McDade, Widow of E. B. McDade,
Deceased; Ara Slaton Nay{or and
Husband, Walter Naylor; John Regs
dale, Husband of Isa Slaton Regsdale,
Deceased; Ragsdale,
Regsdale, two heirs at law of ha
Slaton Ragsdale, Deceased; Agnes
Slaton Willis, and Husband,
Willis, Don Davis, John Davis, Teddv
Davis, Nettie Davis, Oscar Heatoi'
Ethel Heaton, Heaton, ....
Heaton, and _ Heaton, Heiis
At Law of Geoige Heaton, Deceased,
whose first names are unknown; Mrs.
Kennie Heaton Knox and Husband,
? Knox, Mrs. May Heaton Car
penter and Husband, Ed Carpenter;
Mrs. Edgar Heaton, Widow of Ed
gar Heaton, Deceased; snd
Heaton, and Heaton, Heirs
at Law of Edgar Heaton, Deceased,
whose first names are unknown; Ha
zel Coogan Hill, and Husband, Charl
eg "001; and Julia zacnary, Howard
Zachary, and Dorothy Spooner, tie
last three named being minors with
out general or testamentary guardian,,
by Cyrna Nicholaon, -guardian afl
litem, all of the above named defend-'
anta being heirsjrt law of Alexander
Zachaiy Deceased, and. ?and
and any and all Other heirs
at law of the said Alexander Zachary
Deceased, whoever and.: wherever
same may be y ? -
The teapondenfe, Sittie Stephens
and huftband, L. M. Stephens; Bird
Zachary Reinaand husband, Ernest
Reins; Vira Zachary, widow of John
Zachary, deceased; Geneva Zachary
Gibson and husband, Joe Gibson; Ju
lia Zadhkry, - minor heir-atL law of
John'Zseftaty; "deceased, by her Guard
ian Ad Litem, CJrrus Nicholson fjMin
nie Maw, j^essie^Maw, Richard Maw
Whitner Maw,! Harry Adams, Claude
Zachary, Walter'Zachary, Rena Zach
ary Gossett, Baxter Zachary, Bruce
Zachary, Ellen Zachaiy and six (6)
other Zacharys,: all heirs-at-law of
Columbus Zfchaxy, deceased, and
whose first names are unknown; John
Cotney, Willie Cotney, Aurelius Cot
ney, Mrs. John Coffey Tate and her
husband, John Tate; Mrs. R. E. Cocn
ran and husband, R. E. Cochran;
Mrs. James Cooley and husbnd/ Jam.;s
Cooley; Lena Slaton' Davis and
husband, John Davis;: Mrs. Ara Sla
ton Naylor and husband Walter Nay
lor; John Ragsdale, husband of Mrs.
Isa Slaton Ragsdale, deceased;
Ragsdale and Ragsdale, heirs
at-law of Mrs. isa Siaton Ragsdale,
deceased; John Davis, Don Davi*, f
Teddy Davis, Nettie Davis^ I
Heaten, -...Heaton and
Heaton, heirs-at-law of George Hea
ton, deceased; Mrs. May Heaton Car
penter and husband, Carpenter;
Mrs. Edgar Heaton, wife of Edgar
Heaton, deceased; and Heu-j
ton and Heaton, heirs at law;
of Edgar Heaton deceased and Hazel
Coogan Hill nd husband and Charts
Hill, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court, Jackson countv
North Carolina, for the purpose of J
a division of several tracts of land
set forth and described in the peti
tion filed iu said action, the same
being the remainder of the estate of
Alexander Zachary, deceased, jrhjch
said lands arc in Hamburg Township,
and Cashiers . Township,
in tjje County and State aforesaid
And the said Respondents will fur
ther take notice that they are re
quired to appear before the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Jackson Connfv
N. C. on the 27th day of January.
1928, at the Court House in Sylva.
and answer or demur lJo the Petition
filed ^ said action or the Petitioners
will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the Petition.
This the 13th day of December, T*27
J. T. Gribble,
V 'm
Clerk Superior Conit
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? Aiftffl line of Peed and Groceries for
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From^how until Christmas, or until
W?fftr about 100 barrels of superla
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is the highest grade of flour made by the
mill and every sack is guaranteed.
". Sugar $6.30^per hundred, V(
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