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MiNxiV spent last week end
.lanio AL*h>u v t
i,M)elwood .
?i- Annie Sawyer, of Newborn,
, , rn.Kt of Mrs. Krvin Robinson
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... i.;i\vsi>n Allen returned Moft
. Nashville, Tenn., where "he
Ih-imi visiting friends.
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Mj (M. i >( i | n and Kebecca 4)wen,
.?'siTirtiiiibnir. S. C., are guests of
Mi? ?> ?8arroft, at their home
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Miss Margaret Owen and Miss
M-Jrliif Hunt, of Spartanburg, S C.,
vi-iiitiir Miss Nellie Wild, at her
home ?.':?? Webster.
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\jr v M Henson, Miss Myrtle
Mr ??<i Ervin Hob
some t'"10 m - Asheville
HISlHI N" 1,1
Monthly -
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Miss I.l' Wi'llyn Rhodes will join
,nlt\ (>i her classmates, the last
-urk, going to Greensboro
i,ir commencement exercises at
(i|)1 College for Women.
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\l, (i. .1. Moore, of Gulfport, Miss.
|W, ht'i'ii >|H>mling a few days here,
k. Mr. Moore was, formerly,
m.uiaSv(T of the American Forest
l'itMlm-1- I'd! |H>ration plant here.
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|{t,v. :mil Mrs. .1 C Hough have
boeu visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dills j
|lir -c vrr;il days. Mr. Hough was!
prnifipat ot Syvlii Collegiate Insti-|
uut' two > furs jigo'Miul Mrs. Hough j
,vis ?> tt;i? l?t r in the same institution I
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Mr. :i in 1 Mrs. James \V. McKee
and Mr. lhiuy McKee are visitim;
, heir mot lift*, Mrs. Mattie McKeo,
at her home here, having motoml
lit' re. trom their home in Chicago.
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Mr>. I II I'owell, Mrs C Ij. Alli
en, Mr>. A. -I. 1 >il Is and Miss Agnes
Browii lei t this morning for Murphy
to attend the annual meeting of the
Asheville Division Woman's Mission
ary Union.
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Mis. I lurry Ellis, of Camphclls
ville, Ky., is a guest at the homo of
Mr and Mrs A. J. Dills. Mrs. Ellis
.ame to at tend the commencement
KWreises or' Sylva Collegiate Insti
tute, Iter si>ter Miss Margaret Bur
i.ml, bcint; n member of the gradu
ating chis>. Miss Burford will ac
iiiiu|kiii\ her sister home.
Mrs. K. Ii. Wilson and son Ernest,
returned Sunday, from a several
week*' vi>it to her daughter, Mi's.
I!. I,. (Heist reet, at Bedford, Va.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Overstreef. who will spend some time
here.
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Mrs. A. M. Simons, Miss Heleu
Simons, Mi? Sue Allison and Miss
Kvelyn Mcody went to Waynesville,
Tuesday, Mrs Simons and Miss Alli
son returninir Tuesday afternoon,
*'hile Mi?ts Simons and Moody re
mained tu - j m ? i h I the week end with
friends ami to attend the commence
ment t. xenMs of the Waynesville
x'hook
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Mrs. A M. Ilcnson and Miss Myr
tle lleiMiM will leave Friday for :t
\Nt to their daughter and sister,
"R- A. K Brown, and Mr Brown, at
their home in Rocky Mount Mrs.
Heiison and Miss Henson will be
^foniimiiii-d a> far as Raleigh by
?^rs. Laura I (ills, Mrs. Raymond
Sm,?n and Miss Mary Allison, who
attend the comencement exer
?iM's at Meredith College. Miss Alli
son expects to continue her .journey
lo ^?xhoro, where she will spend
"l?ntli oi June with her grand
'nother. Mi, Man Walters, and oth
Pr Natives.
MILLERr? STILLWELL
Maron (tia.). Telegraph.
^r- ami Mrs. Norman Miller, of
Hwkinsvillc, announce the engage
"*ent hi iiici,- dauirJiter, Carolyn, to
Mr' W. St ill well, .Jr., of Macon,
l^e marria^o to he solemnized June
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CARD OF THANKS
wish to extend to our many
our deepest appreciation of
tWr many aets 0f thoughtfulness
ai)^ eomt'ort during the sickness and
Ike death
of our wife and mother.
A. Sutton and I^Rinily
f.. QUILT sale
J**"1' Quilt to he sold at Wesley
7* ^wch, Gay, N. C-, Saturday,
28, 8 o'clock P. M.
QUALLA
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Rev., R. L. Bass preached Sunday
afternoon. He was accompanied . by
his family. V." 1
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Rev. J. C. Coggins addressed the
B. Y. P, U, Sunday evening.
' Snpt. J. N. Wilson made a busi
ness trip to Qiialla. a
Mr. and lire. P. C. Shelton and
Mrs...J, L. Hyatt motored to Cullo
whw Sunday to attepd services.'
Mr. Frank Battle h& returned from
Asheville Farm School where he fin.
ishetl High School.
Mr. and Mrs. It, L. Rogers and
daughter of Baltimore visited among
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore, Mrs.
K. Howell and Mr Horace Howell
made a trip to Canton.
Mr. Weaver Freeman of near Web
ster was in Qualla last week.
Messrs. D. H Howell, J M Hugh
es and F. H. Battle are spending this
week in the mountains fishing.
Air. and Mrs. J. M. Bird and tfaugh
ter, Betty of Bryson City visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Bird.
Mr. H. G. Ferguson and family
and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ferguson
visited relatives and attended the :
farmers meeting at Farm Experiment
Station in Asheville last week.
Mrs. M. L. Blanton is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
I). M. Shuler.
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Mr. Gilbert Moody, Mr. and Mrs.
,T. 0. Howell and Mr. and Mi's. C.
P. Shelton made a trip to Sylva.
Mrs. Troy Turpiti is visiting at
Mr. W. H.. Oxner's.
Miss Lucile McLean of Wliittier
spent last week at Mr. .1. C. John
son's.
Misses Agnes and Jeanette Brown
of Cullowhee are visiting at the home
of their uncle, Mr H. G. Moody.
Mrs. G. A. Kinsland spent the day
with Mrs. ,1. M. Hughes at Cherokee
Mrs. J. G. lloopr visited her par
ents at Scotts Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coggijis called
at Mr. W. H, lloyle's.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Deitz and sons
Joyce, Glenn and Paul ol Covina,
Calif., visited at Mr J. K. Terrell's.
Mrs. B. B. Henson of Wliittier
visited her mother Mrs. \\. H.
Cooper.
Mr. and Mis. W. W. Anthony and
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Crisp went to
Sylva returning with Miss Bonnie
Anthony who is improving after an
operation.
Mrs. It. F. Hall called on Mrs. 1).
C. Gass.
Mrs. J. H. Hughes visited at Mr.
J. E. Battle's.
Misses Effie and Fannie Styles
and Mr. Grady Styles of Dicks
Creek were guests ot Misses Marj
and Martha Oxner.
Misses I-ouise and Martha \ amei
of Whittier are spending awhile with
their aunt, Mi's- C P. Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Crisp of East
Laporte stopped at Mr. J. P. Crisp s.
. Misses Hazel ami Mary Battle
spent Friday night with Mrs. I). C,
Hughes.
3ft YESTERDAY
ROLAND A. PAINTER
[Roland A. Painter, krved SylvaJ
citizen, celebrated his 90th birthday f
yesterday^
Mr. Painter, native of Jackson
county, 'Confederate veteran, Justice
of the peace for more than half a
century, is Jackson county's oldest
man, and the entire county extends
its congratulations to him on reach
ing milestone 90 On the road of life,
and wishes him manv more veans of!
* POTATO PLANTS *
* Queen of South, Porto Rico, and *
* Xancv Hall Potato Plants ready e
* May >5. $2.25 per thousand at *
* 'bed. $2.50 prepaid- by parcel post *
* G. T. COOPER *
* Sylva, N. C. *
For Real Comfort
a'nd
GOOD FOOD
Patronize (JRADY'S CAFE
Prompt service, l?l? udant sur
roundings | mi re food tastefully
prepared ? we never lo.-e a cus
tomer.
Our s|?ccial dinner will delight
you ? and it is only 40c.
Everything well prejmred
there's 110 bettor place to eat
in town.
GRADY'S CAFE
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^ Clean cutting self clearing au?er hits are the kind demanded
$ by expert mechanics. And that kind is the TV/NCff?5T?A V
here illustrated. Solid center, two spurs, and double thread $
screws make it especially suitable for fine cabinet work. ?
' Sizes 3/16 thru 24/16. "l~
JPMC/& WASTER TOOL FOS
'"""lliiiiiiiMGiiiiU KASTsiR WORKMEN
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Jackson Hardware Company
the WINCff?5T?R store
SYLVA, NORTH CAROLINA
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NOTICE
To the Patrons of the Sylvan Theatre:
This Theatre has been closed temporarily
but will be reopened in a short time un
der different management.
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J. S. Higdon
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JUST ARRIVED
THE NEWEST IDEAS IN
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Sport Dresses
THE
Every model is sc/daintily
created that it simply is a
p
question of deciding which
pleases your fancy the most.
Flat Crepes and other ma
terial ? unusual values at
$15
Department Store Sylva, N. C,
Store Closes Evenings at 7 O'clock Exccpt Saturdays
Automobile Casings
Guaranteed
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Unconditionally against all
Road Hazards for a Period of
twelve months at prices in
line with standard makes of
tires.
Witt SUPPLY
CO MP ANY
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HARDWARE DEPT.