Vi-iir in Advance in The County. Sylva, N. C., Thursday, April 24,1930 - $2.00 Year in Adv ance outside the County
15 row
foriiH-r
M|,nv l;nk>i?n, o l' I lemlerson
w-;i> ni'tiiin:
i he ?*?'
KVpuhliean Stale Chair
;tlt<! I?y acclamation
andidate lor Con
I iii- district, I iv (lit1 Kopufi
;l
I I t >111
J'- .,n r,ni'.:r.--ional * omentum, held
j!i I',)M'" ri,>'- u'Ml'l<,av;
(-?iisii-f.-Niiciii (itt?r~e I'ritchard was
i||(, ,,.i I lie Senate by the con
i>\ :i liiu vote, alt lioiiirh this
Willi""' ?.
??J.'tin- 1,1 ' l>I O,Vt'<l
i?i i lir roiiu-Mtioii upon which
ibjrilii'ii xv:l"' ?~**(l- ^ hen the reso
n.miiiiti.e brought ill it?
?|xiit. W. M. Mi'ekins, oi' Hemler
voiti'l i?iii.rtion on the ground
lun jj until.i In' unbecoming, since
ll?. are to have I lie lir.4
xau-tt i'l. i'i i'-ian in thoir history,
?ml ,-iii'V tini>' a iv other candidates
,1, ilii lii-M i "i' ill'- Oliiee, and still
ollin- ii'tul'l i' 0,11 helore the
ijM, liliiiu ? !o.m"?, tor i!,*? con
vr,iii"" ?" :l district 'o endorse any
r.iii.ii<l:il"'. an.I alt.?nipt to hind the
Kitiv in that 'liMriet. to him. Mr.
\J.ekiii-* i"ii was voted down,
?liiouilii: :i !V'?i".der hy Thomas S.
liolliiiv
J|i-Kisil?*> !?' "anN "t Kry son City
ijjii'.c! I?????v\ si-iw ?Ir.ckson in nomi
iii.ii, ;? i? i :aik> Weie made
'i. .tuiitt |: r.n-ley. Mrs. (>. (".
II- :iiil;nii, l''! 11.'in; irk, and other-*.
Tin- I't'iiv.'ini":i v a- c;:!ie<! u> ortier
?v Kii.'tiif ' Ward, ami Thomas
Ilnki-is. :? ..nary ehairman, de
I tin- kcvi.ote address. 'i'. M
.i.-ii.?i:;>. < 1 aliani. \ ;.?> made see
i.-':.;? (' ! ? . .'in ention.
Ke-wliiu.iti* u.tc adopted endors
.?i? ilu pin* fu tu. adopted at the Char
ln!i' ??!.!?ii?:i et.i'or-i ?; I'^ewnlow
Jai'k-im > ieroi'1 a* state chairman;
i'i:?loi-iii-,' I'rcdilent ilooxer's ? ? \vi>o
fi'il >l;ili-'iii:!!i!i..i- . i".; e-11.; i'-'!;"
' praising hsi nomination of .iiid<?c
?Ifthn J, IV.rk.r 'fir the Supreme
? "iirt, ;n,i|i-j)|u:(Jm livfht
iiu.lo on 1'nrkcr: pointing v.ilh pride
I1! tfc" iHiinii!-; t.;'!??;? oi **??.i?? 11.? s nn
?ler i.(']nib)iciti: control; and condemn
iic.' flic Democratic administrations
in the State ;i- "wasteful and ex
tf!iva^ai|t ; ? condemning the el
wiion iim-s ?i il?. State, and the
dirtiiin o] local school hoards in
Kaliidi.
QUALiiA
ihc |m<Ti?r. !?????. If. \? ita.tn, preach
'-1:1 * l.v> Alt-i li< >? I i -1 Sunday
I:"., i In- >ul.j.vl "IV;h'<'
I N ??:i . Hi- x\ ;i-s accompanied
tyliwla Mr-. H.ims arul llie child
Mi.
M'- M |S. Iliixlu-I (ii'ffli of
|h(. v,
""'??i Mr. (. |?. \| |.
?' IIIv;iit V.
Ml>- '? '? K.-nni>on. and Mrs J.
s w<"'' '""l' scuoaaly ill,
1 I In ;. ,i it sli'^hilv improved
writ i u-.'.
? K A. .1 I-ii'iiiifin luis returned
?' villi n-hitivcs at Almond
? '. "'"I Mis. I,'inu-. Ayc-s .of Iirv
1 IIV ?? ?? * *
"" t.,|.;it \|j0|m
v! I:
\\ |, 'I'i-'ii'N, Mr. i'lid Mrs
'r- Mi-.-es Kvelvn Kins
?.?l Messrs.
K<ic?l4 .?" i.w?'?v dinner
llr a,i,| \| ' ? ll:,"ll('s. Sunday.
?, ' / l} "l' Sylva
?Uy. ''' '^iison's, Run
Mis \y ii ..
r :":i1"1 MisM>s K'1
lr?iii a 1,1 have returned
| nil,. '' '??lativc.s in Ashe'
"IMm KhcrriN
v;wn:i,:."' ""?f,
I S'. and Mil'1",1'' l,OVl?' Ki,;liar(1
Maiiv.-s ; i ' "il"' visited
> i'm ,:a- i
""<? w,,,. of WhU-!
I,,|ril'>. vTM- M-'<?hn Brad-'
\l. ' ,
I. i!'?.l M, i ,
r,|,i?d:, vi ; h" -Vv?'is and Mrs.1
'Sir. ' , on Mrs. A. C.!
Miy,
. ilus -M'!!-li,| .Tlir,,il1 was a puest'
v ' } I Vrv'.i ;on, Sun- j
. Mr. Dillon, Iris Sit-'
Il ? Ui|.r|| ()xner, Messrs
Kv;||S;,",il?-r ifoyle and Mrs.
.1. t, '?? Sylva, Friday.
K Aiii|it. i 1,111 ol' Oakley and
?i'"1' N"'i? u""'. ,Vn<'M o) Oullo
M ''"tsler vacation at
THE WEEK
i By DAN TOMPKINS)
"'.I? convict* locked in their cells,I
were burned to death in the Ohio!
state prison, at Columbus,, Mom j
One of the Miiost lvorrible prison
tragedies of history. In the Dark!
A ties prisoners were put to the tort
lire at rack, stake and gibbet. In our
!-i\iii/.{'d America we crowd them in
to prisons, like sardines in a can,
use prisons of inflammable material,
and let them roast to death by
wholesale. Yet we pride ouse'ves on
i??ins the most Christian nation.
Prohib'tiou. officer shot to death
by bootlegger in Henderson?Bun
combe man on Easter spree kills wife
with pistol -Two Madison men pick
out Easier Sunday for gun battle
:>:.d shoot i; out- Andrews man,shot
in leg'dies in Svlva hospital. Yes, in
our own beloved Monnta'n country.
I ft publican convention in. Char
lot :e points Willi pride ai American
evacuation ol' .\i;;'ragiui. following
Sunday's papers say three American
-M.irics shot to death by a native in
Nicaragua.
?*
(leorgia Republican convention in
Atlanta ends with a row and two,
.-(is *?l officers elected.
After heavy protests to the con
firmation of .lolui .1. Parker ?>f Char
a- itr' ? i;;:i?Su'.ii?v of the Su
|>i: i!ic t "i:t, i.y Xigro organizations
::h'l labor k< ::ds, i!i<> judiciary com
mittee ol ilu; Senate gave Parker 1111
unfavorable vo'e 10 {o (i. Senator*
t
Overman will file :i minority report
:tij'l ;J1 hi* inn-.er (w ill come up in the
S liafe on M;. :<! ??, IVesifieut
Hoover is standing by -his guns, and
!'u-e^ to withdraw ther name of his
'i ace. IV..h Democratic Senators
I ;'C>: I Si'; I*'; ' ? . .. ? 'V'
ii.-publican s:p;a.iu,ce. There appears
so 1? > lit, I,- in I in* Labor objection,
? :s i; is , ,i|y conceded that Hie
Yellow Dog i)i;:k;icn, upon which the
iomplaiid: wa.- lodged, i-; legally cor
rect . No <|i.i*>i':Hi ha ^ been raised as
o the mora! or men!at fitness of the
N'orih Carolinian, and informed news
wriurs :ts>re.* 'hat Hi!* danger of fail
ure of his ronlirmation comes from 1
:1m* fear o t' senators in doubtful)
States of the loss of Negro votes
in -the forthcoming election. Here's
hoping Parker will be confirmed. If
would be shameful for a crowd of
l %
'mpudeut Negroes to be able to say'
v.lio shall and who shan't be appoint-;
ed to the Supreme, Court by the
President of the I'uited Stales.
This yoiiim man Lindhergh seems j
?* ? I
noi i o lie content to rest upon his
laurels as a flyer, lie and his wife,!
.ruing :it high altitude, seeking a;
helicr. air route across file continent, j
broke the record for franseontinent-[
..i flight, malrfhg the trip in 14 hours'
'f> minutes ;md <52 seconds.
*~ . .
The Navy Treaty'Wi?s signed in
London.
1
Authorities are frying to get rid of
AI Capoiw, down in Florida. Perhaps
fiiere's nothing personal in it?may
be Kloridians just don't like men
named Al.
? *
" t V * I
Zebulon Weaver, foxier congress
man from this district, has filed for
mal notice ..of his candidacy, to rep
resent the Democrats in the Congres
sional race, this fall.
i
GliF.Ei'T'S CREEK ITEMS
MRS. LEAMON MORGAN DIES? ;
Tin* sr.(I ami iiuftxpefU'd news of
the death of' Mr.<. Leainon M:?r?*:m
t
wiis }i shock- to every ojic. She was 28
years of^ugiy.nml died on April 23,j
bciujf sick only n few days.
She leaves a husband and two
children, and a host of friends and
relatives.
The I'm nera I services were held at
Old Savannah iiaptist chnieh, and
were conducted by Ifev. Tliad. F.
I leil/.'
To ihe boyeaved husband and child
ren, wc extend our hear! felt syinpi
fchy.
Miss Dlanch Ashe, who has hecen
i t V\*in ;(on Salem for the past two
years, spcut faster holidays with her
'* X Mid Mrs/ Felix Ashe.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shaver are
visit ini* relnl ives Tn "vlhemarte.
Qualla young: folks enjoyed anegjr
hunt 011 the sehonl pounds, Saturdaj'
afternoon.
19 SPEAK Ml
Prof. -Ionian H. Sail lord, of the
faculty of Biltmovc Juilior College,
will deliver the address to the gradu
alius: class of Sylva Collegiate Instij
tntc, at the First Baptist church, ouj
Monday evening April 28 at ft o'clock
Mr. Sail ford is well known in Syl
va, having operated Camp Jackson,
a summer camp lor buys, here a few
years ago, for two summers, coming
here from Augusta, (la., and establish
ing the camp 011 the .Tuckson County
Fair grounds, the present site of the
Sylva hijrh and graded schools.
ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS FOR
W. C. T. C. COMMENCEMENT
Cullowhce, April 'J'J?The .sj>eakcrs
for the. .li:ne .and August commence
ineiils of Western ('aro lina
Teachers College have been announc
<?>1 bv President Hunter All four of
the commencement speakers are mill
isters. For the dune, commencement,
the sermon will be preached by Dr.
II. I?. Trimble, pasjor of Central;
Methodist church, Asheville; and the
baecalaurate address by Dr. .Tolin1
K. White, pastor First Baptist church,
Sr.vannah, (5a. For the August com'
I _ I
inencement the sermon will be by Dvi;
William l?\ Owen, First Baptist'
eln:reh, Ashevillle; the address by!
l'e\. Clarence Stuart McClellan, rec^
tor Calvary Episcopal church, Fletcht
er. I
BE SURE TO BE COUNTED
Taking the census inside the town'
of Sylva has started, and the oiiicials!
:>i the town, the people, the Chamber
of Conicce, ami other civic organiz:
at ions, as well as the censucs enume
at ions, as well as the census enume
i i town be counted. Sylva is expect
ed to show the largest j^ccutage of
increase '"of population of any town
in this part of the State, that has
not enlarged its corporate territory
since 1DJ0.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOLDS MEETING
Tin* Sylva Chamber of Commerce
Iield jm ciitlius'astic^ meeting, otv
Tuesday evening, with short address
es l?ein?c delivered by managej: Weede
ind Sei-rHary Bcanlen of tho Ashe
ville Chamber of Commerce, and
Ii: i-s.
, .? iiK-iiil>?'r>,lii|? drive was instituted
ai;! President M. I). Cowan appoiut
:-.l tIre oommifte to make the canvass
with P. E. Moody, chairman, I). (J.
UiVson and Thomas A. Cox, lieuten
nuts, .Mrs. I). E. Murray, Mrs. W
I j. .fones, (J. K. I Jess, JTohn R. .Tones,'
H E Monteith and J I). Cowan.
Col. Wade Harris, M ho with I lie
president of the Charlotte Chamber
ni' Commerce, had been expected to
lie present at the dinner, had notified
the secretary that they would be un
able to reach here until next Tues-.
day. A meeting of the Chamber will
l?c held at Cullowhee, on next Tues
day evening, h Col. Harris, and
I he president and secretary of the
Charlotte; Chamber of Comerce as
quests of houer.
SYLVA HIGH TO GIVE PLAY
i i t
The Whole Town's Talking",
will be presented by students o!" the
Sylva Central High School in the
High School audit oriimt, Tuesday
evening April 59 at S o'clock. This
is said to be an unusually good com
edy, and promises to lie one of the
best plays given by the high school. ,
The cast of characters is;
Henry Simmons, a manufacturer,
Herbert Bryson.
Harriet Simmons, his wife, Bertha
Dean.
Ethel Simmons, their daughter, Phyl
lis McCullej*.
Chester Hi nil cv, Simmons' partner,;
Ddgar Moody. I
Letty Lyllic, a motion picture star,]
Corline Fenn.
Donald Swift, :i motion picture di-|
rector, Ifenas Croo'nc.
Roirer Shields, a v oting Chicago blood,
Marshall Coo|ier.
I.ilji Wilson, a friend of Ethel, Sarah
Tiec Clayton.
Sally Otis, a friend of Ethel, Madge
Wilson. . ^ *
Annie, a maid, Allie Wilson.
S.odie Bloom, Evelyn, Sherrill.
Taxi driver, Dexter Hooper. /
ifUil
ii
i -!::inos F. Barrett editor of the
Brevard News, will oppose Mrs. E.
I!.. 'IeKee of Sylva for State Senator
; from this district, unless all political
r signs Vail/ So far no opposition to
Mrs. McKee has developed within
the Democratic party, and it is un
likely that there will he anv.
Yesterday, W a side event of the
Republican Congressional Convention
in Bryson City, a caucus of the dele
fallen Ironi -Jack on, Haywood, and
Transylvania was held and the under
standing arrived at that Mr. Barrett
file his name for the office. This, of
course, is p*nelie*illy the same as
nomination, though any Republican
who 'wishes enn oppose Barrett in a
primary, which wont likely happen.
Mr. Barrett, editor of the Jirevard
News, is a well-known figure in the
State, being a former president of
the North Carolina Federation of
Labor, and a newspaper man who has
been in the work, in one capacity or
another, for many years.
TOWN OF CASHIERS HAS 214
The Town of Cashiers, incorporat
cd by the last (Jeneral Assembly, has
a population .<?! 214; and Cashier's
Valley township is {riven f>6fl by tho
census of recently completed
there.
Green(s Crejl'k, the only other town
ship in the county iii which the count
has been,finished, has a population of
504 as con i pa "<! with 455 in 1920.
SYLVA BAUD AGAIN ON AIR
'l The Sylva String Band agaiu was
i>n the- stir over YV.'NX'iiom the
fAshevilie stulilo, Tuesday 'night. The
program was/even better than the
jnevjofw m.i<> Ciuf they received' a
large number of requests from dif
ferent states. Their fan mail increas
es tjaily. Although the Sylva band is
quite in w, it hits giiincd populartiy,
and is s; id to be the most popular
rifig band that has played in the
studio of WWW. The members of
the'baud are AJv/i and Lyndon Car-?
den, Paul Wonack and Wallace Swan
SMALL BLA2S THIS MORNING i
v i
About 8.-50 this morning (lie roof I
of I In- kitchen of the home of Mr. j
II. <>. ('u -lis i.i':??:!!i lire from the flue j
The .alarm \\ its turned in, ami the j
lil t; department made ;i quick re-1
sj.or.M-; hut r ifL'iors with It handy;
garden !)<>; (? -i extinguished tho j
blaze before ilus arrival of the truck.!
Little damage was done.
NORMAL COLLEGE STUDENTS
RECEIVE SURPRISE. VACATION
?
. CuIov. Im-c, \ |?ril L':;?The studeuts,
and faculty of Western Carolina
Teachers Co!!. *e have Vein given an
u.iK xpcetcii week of Easier vacation. j
T'! i'.- co;!*! ruction work I hat is under
way is responsible for it. An addition,
is being made to t ?io dining room and
kitchen, which ? ^'-..sitates tearing,
away the. iiiteK'-.ing walls, laying
new floors in t!ie old kitchen, plaster
inar, painting, relocating equipment |
and .steam and water pipes. The task
of feeding two or three hundred stu
dents and teachers while this was in
progress presented grave difficulties!
to the dietitian and her force of
workers. A vacation seemed the beet
solution, allowing the contractor time
to complete the connection between
he old and new parts of the building:
The vacation will end Sunday,'
Aiiril 27. Classes will be resumed on
?
Monday following. This vacation de
ferred the opening of the last six:
weeks special session, which was'
scheduled to begin 011 April 22. The!
ikw students will register on the 28
EASTER THEME AT
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY
Easter Day has past but the Resur
rect ion hope, j remains. Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock in the Methodist j
church of Sylva, the /pastor, Rev.
Ceo. Clcinmer. will discuss the theme
of iiinnortn'i' . The.subject will be,
?'Immortality? A Moral Certainty".
T'i the cvom.ur ;:t 7.30 Rev. W C.
L'eed will pre ?.eh in the Methodist
church i;i Dillsboro for the pastor.
Mr. Clemmer will preach in Black
Mountain Sunday evening, delivering
tKe Commencement terom to tfcft
i in?i??
40 YEARS AGO
(TUCKASEIGL DEMOCRAT
APRIL 23, 1890)
The Greenville Board of Trade has
; passed a resolution against the pro
| pejsed national legislation against
j cotton seed oil.
Over half a million dollars in six
months is the record. of sales Ashe
' ville warehouses have made as a to
bacco market.
J. .
Mr. (,'nilom introduced in the Sen-1
'ate a hill to |>rcveut Mormons in
! Utah from voting or holding and po
litieal office. ?
Tiie Republicans are still w rest I
ing- with 1 he silver problem, and ai
joint eoinmitcc of the House and
Senate is Irving to form a bill that
will meet the approval of a caucus;
I of the part v.
| j
Wc are indebted to Senator 'L B.
Vance for public documents.
The home of Ilon. L. J. Smith was
the sevne of a quiet wedding on
Tuesday, when under .a l>eautlfn|
bridal arch of wild flowers, Mi'. Lee
Hooper and Miss Marguerite B. Madi
son were happily manned by Rev.
B. 0. Wild.
The following visiting lawyers were
in attendance upon Webster court,'
Monday: Messrs Kopc Elias, Geo. A.i
.Tones and Frank Ray, from Macon,
R. L. Leatherwood, from Swain, W.j
W. Jones, from Ashcville, Judge .T.j
C. L. (ludger, W. B. Ferguson and i
Solicitor Moody, from Haywood.
With those ariving later and with our i
own Moore, Hooker, Hampton, and
Campbell, the bar presents an excel-J
lent array of legal talent.
We were pleased to receive a call,
from our old friends, Mr. T. S Ar
thur, of Macon county, yesterday, j
? ^ ?
We had the pleasure of making the
/tcquaintence, Monday, of Mr. W. A.
Curtis, editor of tlie Franklin Press,:
who is attending court in the interest
of his paper. We wish Bro. Cjirtis
al! I lie success his excellent paper
deserves.
Mr. .r. E. Divelbiss rej)ort.s the
killing of a deer, a few days ago,
with an axe, by Mrs. Rigdon.
Judge Connor and Solicitor Moody (
did not reach Webster until about 3,
o'clock Monday evening, but court i
was opened directly after their ar-|
rival, wilh Mr. A. .T. Long, Sr., being j
sworn as foreman of the grand jury, j
"i I
Fact.-, are stubborn things andtheyj
ought to be convincing. The hacks
from here to Webster with passen
gers attending court reached Webster
'15 minutes ahead of those from Dills
bo ro.
TO DEDICATE CHURCH (
AT GREEN'S CREEK
The new Green 's Creek Baptist
church, recently completed, will be
dedicated on the 4th Sunday, April,
27. The dedication sermon will be
delivered by Rev. W. M. Pmitt, of
Wavnesville. i
!
Heads University
?
?iiS&M.'
V alter Williams starting as i
printer's devil in a country newsj
pai'.r office, founded the first
School of Journalism and has beei
ti.acic President <j( the University of
Mi--ouri.
gra<hiating class of the Hlack Moun
tain High School.
1 Sunday schools of'the charge will
'convcnc promptly at 10 a. m.m The
Epworth Hi-League meets- in the"
cvonmg at 7 o'clock. Interesting and
hol|?t!il programs oi' -worship have
been prepared for each service. A
cordial welcome awaits for alL Go
j to ehurdi first
mm
IN SIS. FINALS
I)r. H. B Trimble, poator of Cen
tral Methodist church, Asheville, will
preach tho joint eomraencmcnt ser
mon of Sylva High School and Sylva
Collegiate Institute, at the . U.igb
School, next Sunday afternoon nt H
o'clock
Dr. Csllfre, president of Ashevillc
Normal will deliver the addMM to
the graduating <j!ass on Wednesday
evening at 8 o 'clock.
The Ccmniencement play, " Tlu
Whole Town's Talking", will for
presented on Tuesday at 8 in the even
ing.
Class day exercises will he held at
1] o'clock on Wednesday morning
and the graduating exercises willTT*
held at 8 in the veneing, on Wed
nesday.
John Wilson ih chosen as the vale
dictorian of the class, and Miae Nor
ma Lee Itenry is salutatorian.
APPOINT ELECTION OFF10U2A
Precinct election otHciala, to hold
the June Primary, and the General
Election, in November, were appoint
ed by the county board of cUrtiooa,
at the meeting held here, last. Satur
day. The poll holders are: Cashiers
Yalb-y, K. K.. Bunigarncr, regislm/*;
Waite Keed, Democrat, and Frank
tttikc, Hejntblican, >judges.
Hamburg, W. A. Tayolr, registrar;
V. S. Moore (D), and James (lallo
way (It), judges
Mountain, Elbert Aios# registrar;
A. ('. Edwards (D.) W. F Moody
(R), judges
River, J II. Middleton, registrar:
Lambert Brown (D), S. M. Parker (K
judges.
Canada, K. ?f. Shelton, registrar;
John Cope (D), Dillard Wood -(?),
judges.
East La porte, Ti^y tfhtffcjd;, ng
isirar; Tom Wike (D), Claude Park
er (R) judge*.
Cullowhce, Osear Norton rcgist
trar, Rufus Phillips (D), Osear Kn
sley (R) judges.
Webster , I)an Cowan, registrar;
Walter l-'rizzell (I>), W. C. Cogle (R)
judges.
Savannah, Kosco Higdoa, registrar;
W. D. l!i.-hop (D) Garland Buehan
an (II), judges.
Green's Creek, (lolman Grec.i, reg
istrar; W. A. Buchanan (D), Elsie
Sutton (R), judges.
Balsam, Goo. Bryson, registrar; J.
D. Kenney (D),Odell Qneen (B),judf .
On.
Willits, Carey Hensou, registrar;
Allen Sutton (i)), M. J. Henry (If),
judges.
Addie, K. B. Shular; registrar', Ber
ry Blanton (D) Fred Parris (*),
judges.
North Sylva, I). D. Davis, regis
trar; W. E. Grindstaff (D), IT. K.
Monteith (It), judges
South Sylva, C. J. Crisp, registrar;
Dan Tompkins (I)>, S. C. Coedill
(Ilj judges
Dillsboro, W A. Sutton, rgistrar;
J. W. Buchanan (D), Tom Kcever
(R), judges
Barker's Creek, L. F.Jones, reg
istrar; II. L. Babv (D). Jno Bnmgar
ner (R), judges
Qualla, Jack Reed, registrar; J.
C. Haves (D), David Worlev (R),
judges.
BALSAM
Mr tun! Mrs. Heudesaen Joae#j wbo
have been happily nmrried for over
10 years, were among the Asbev'lle
Citizen guests in the True Romance
cirrus party, Monday/ They speak in
highest terms ot' praise of their en
tertainment in every way, und felt
like they were about -sixteen years of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coffee an
nounce the birth of a fine girl, V?n
ny Lou'se, Saturday tltt 1Kb.
Mr. John P. Knight aoMavHy, of
Greenville, S. C., are viakin? hi*,
mother, Mrs, D. 1. ifeught
Mr and Mr*. Bob Cope and tdiild
i ren were Easter gue?taof Mrs. Cope V
1 mother, ijMrs. W.' J. 6agdith * Mrs
| CogdHl returned to AsheriU<? with
j them j,
? Mr. E. 0. Queen and famUy spent
Easter- with- Hrs. Queen's perent.*.
Mrs at Wlrit
jtier. -
: The-MethodiaH&uiOaj Otfcau* ktd