Year in Advance in The County. Sy'.va, N. C? Thursday, Sept. 25, 1930
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. t? ?> and J are the (lays set
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|, ;he Jackson County Flow
''' i , , ;iml Poultry Show.
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' .?iini '-t- and the different com
,>US*V ,'u>st' ,ast
i,.? d;iv . u 11 tin.u' tliiusrs ready for
:,\i Wednesday morning.
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'|j,. 11..w.r show will he held in
i!? liwMi::!: n?-vt door to the bus'
!*)?<> Indies ask that lhe
,|(lWt.iN Ii |?hiy by 10 a. in.
. iii-toher 1st. The live
, 11 f v :ni?l I 11 Club farm
s'Hi l\? , ' ' 1 .
,[. .,!.-v '<? i" ^I'ljo'e by noon,
i'iJuIm'i Through the courtesy
. \|, |> M. i in II. tlie heel' cattle
..,f) i hill'' rati Ic will he shown at
IN. ii supply ,,l,ru' >vo'
iM-ildt-tl *!all> will he provided for
i:ii:iI entered.
Thitn!"li 11"' courtesy o l' Mrs. I),
I lovt- i lir sheep, Poultry and 4
II fluli exhibits will lie shown in
ilu- l:ii'-.f warehouse next to Mr. J.
|: U !r\'- Kred Store. Strong
Vl.!|, li,-i t ? l< '? I p. n. will he avai'abbe
i,; ;ill ^ In**' | > ;? in I hogs, and exhihi
i(lll will In- ready tor th?t
jmujtry. >
j-Viil:n. (ViiiIht ."trd, the Sylva 1
??. inii.1 and Franklin High
S lH?>! |?!;iv football on t!.<
1 i i ?! mi i.liii n. This tranie i
ihr;n>. .uliiilul, because of the ii
vain nt 'he two county team,.,
{,jM I., ? ? ihcv ji?e usually well
watiln-'. . 11 i - Tame should attract
,.u.jv . ?? ii Jackson county, who
nijovs ;i rc;il cnot I game.
Anym >? who Inis not received a
premiiiu- 11 -1 can secure one by call
ins; ;ii the Chamber of Commerce
Tlir I'i iii! Shop, County Agent's
uftir*. it I iv seeing Mr;. A. H.
Wavi r.
TEASERS
Is ilu> your name? By arrange
mnit wjtli the Lyric Theatre, two
names of persons in Sylva or Jack
sou i-o'iiiu will be published in the
Jour ml cadi week. If the persons
whosi names are so published can
deeiplcT their names, they will bo
admit;*il five to the theatre at any
show piior tn Friday of the follow -
in? Week
'flic let?crs in the lines below, if
ph),iorl\ arranged, spell the names
of iivn |>co)tie in Sylva or Jackson
?OUiiU. If either of them is your
nsnic. .u-t till in the letters in the
blmik line below, clip this out and
lircM'i.t it ii> the box office at the
Lyric theatre, :uul you will he ad
mitted free to anv show, before next
Friday. .
Lwt weeks teasers
Mis. NLFHACL
Mrs. LKHSYAGLILRE
Name ?.??
Mis. li'iiytnoiul (llenn
Dillanl Robinson
CLUB HOLDS FIRST
MEETING OF FALL
Hie Junior Study Club held the
li >t meeting of the fall, having had
'i vacation 0|' two months, with
?H'ss N't'U Cowan, last week.
The picture "The House at Hamp
strati," painted by John Constable,
*'is the subject of study for the
l'N'trram, which was le<l by Mrs.
Walter Jones.
Hie business sesesion was large
ly taken up with discussion of
plans tor the minstrel show, which
tin* ?-luh is sponsoring.
( Swimming Marvel \
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Masao Makino, fifteen, who broke
">e Olympic swimming records at 400
l#00 meters in a Japanese athletic
BALSAM
| Mr. Glenn Parris and Miss Kinu
i Foster were married in Clayton, (Ja.
Friday the 19th. Miss Lehi Favt
i Parris, sister ot the "room, and
i Mr. Kverctt Rogers accompanied tin
| hippy couple to Clayton and wit
nessed the ceremony.
^ Mr. Laurciice Lindsey, who is ;
student in the aviation school in
Chicago, i.s visiting his parents, Mr
I and Mrs. .lames Lndsey.
Mr. W. T. Derrick and fam'i
| were called to Wnyii:sVil!e Frida;
on account of the desith o l' his hi o'.'
er-in-law, J* X. Peacock.
Mrs. Mavhelle Perry and M.'
Lon:>. fJrcfrn attended the burial o'
Mr. .1, X. Peacock in WnynesviM
Sunday.
Miss Kate Ricknrds and iiMh
nej?hev.*. Raymond. Ricknrds of Ca:
ton were guets of Mrs. M. C. Kci
last we;?k end.
Mrs. Martha Pat ton* of Marvville
Tenn., is visiting Mrs. K. (>. Queen
Mr. and Mrs. Jinimv Lowe o'
Knoxville, Tenn., mere guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Queen several
davs last week.
M ss Marie Siyathers has return
ed from a \\isit to her sister. Mrs
>!ace. We hop.- for her a speedy
.Mrs. Don Cogdill was operated o'
ior appendicitis Monday in the Syl
va hospital. Mrs. Cogdill i; primary
teacher in the Balsuu/ school and
Mrs. V. L. Cojk! is teaching in her
place. We hope for her a spodv
reeoverv.
JOURNAL MOVES TO SPLEN
? DID NEW QUARTERS
During the past week, the Journ
al has moved to its hew quarters
m the Dills Building, under th?
vV ostein Union Telegraph Com
pany's offices.
There are oil trances to the office
of the Journal from both Main and
Mill streets, the two principal tho
roughfares of the City; and we ar?
now not only well housed, in pleas
ant quarters, but are well located
in the heart of the town, in the
same building that houses the ('ham
ber of Commerce, the community
gathering place.
It is the purpose of the Jackson
County Journal,, the Jackson coun
ty paper, to give the jieople of Jack
son county, the very best newspa
per and printing service.
We do not feel that the Journal
is a small private business, but
that it is a public, Jackson County
institution, working for the interest
and good of all the people of the
county, from Balsam (lap to Wa
tauga Gap and from White Water
to Oconalufta.
W^* want you to feel that the
Journal is your paper, which it is;
and we invite you all to come to
see us when you come to town.
MORRISON WILL SPEAK HERE
ON OCTOBER 11, AT 2 O'CLOCK
Former Governor Cameron Morri
son will open the Democratic cam
paign in Jackson county, on October
11, who he will address the voters
of the county in the auditorium of
the Sylva graded school building,
?t two o'clock in the afternoon.
Governor Morrison is not only
ono of the most forceful and pleas
ing speakers in th? State; but is
!>opular with the people, espesially
>f this section and this county, and
?t is expected that a large crowd of
>>eople will welcome and hear him.
TEACHERS WILL HOLD AN
NUAL MEETING SATURDAY
The Jackson County Teachers
Association will hold its annual
meeting on Saturday of this week,
and it is expected that every public
school teacher in the county will J)e
in Sylva for the event. v'. '?
Following the business session at
the school building in the morning,,
dinner will be served to the teachers
ad their guests in the hall of the
Sylva Chamber of Commerce. A pro
gram of fun and jollity has been
arranged for the dinner meeting |
and a good speaker will be secnj?d {
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Heartbreaking Days ?? By Albert T Rei4
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You can*. come; with. me,Tige, - ani,doggone,it,
what'rc you looking tkat way at me, for.? *" \
1 ^uess iCainit nvy Fau.lt/cau.ss I gbttd.
go to scKoo], is ?c ?*
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' CilOCOIjATE DROPS"
MINSTREL, TUESDAY
"Chocolate Drops" a minstrel,
will Iw piesented under tin*, -nu'spi- j
fit's ol' the Junior Study (.'lub, 'Tu?#J
day ni?ht September 30, at 8 o'
clock:, in tho graded school audito
rium. The proceeds will go to help
with the welfare work in the com
munity, and to buy a curtain for
the auditorium.
"Chocolate Drops" is said to lie
one ot the liest shows on the road.
The biggest and best that has ever
? oine to Nylva. Its different from
a musical comedy, filled with fun -
a laugh I'rom beginning to end.
"Chocolate Drops"'in a Negr.nnii
strel. The cast has been selected
with great care and will be trained
by Miss Lou Coffee, who lias been
sent to Sylva bv the Daniel Pro
ducing Company. The cast consists
of one hundred and twenty five men
women, girls and boys. Miss Coffee
says that she has the best talent
that she has worked with in quiir
a while.
The minstrel scene opens tin
show. It is full of songs, dancing
,jokesr ami elaborate costumes.
Kight pretty, |?oppv chorus girl
help ma!;e this scene a success eaci
time they apjwar in a different
costume.
The second scene is an old blacl;,
Mammy and her white chile. This
is very sweet, as they recall the
days of long ago. The choriw
girls appear dressed in beautiful,
old fashioned costumes.
Mammy goes to church in the
next scene The have a council meet
ing before church starts, in which
Parson Ebony Wdiite tells the") t?
ask him any question from the Bi
ble that he can answer it The jirst
question is "who was Cain's wile?''
If you can't answer it, be sure you
see "Chocolate Drops". After the
council meeting Parson White de
livers a very stirring sermon on
"I)e Valley of De Dry Hones.'' He
delivers it so effectively that some
the good sisters in the congregation
ret quite happy and shout.
The clofiing scene is where Judge
Parker trie the cases listed in the
court news this week. The court is
interrupted by (Jeorge Dishwasher
Black and Angelina asking tin
".Tedge" "has he got just a min
ute to get 'em hitched.1T' A real
Negro wedding follows.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL MEET THIS EVENING
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The Sylva Chamber of Co:iimcrce
will hold a dinner meeting, in the
hall of the Chamber, this evening.
It i.; expected that the seeting
will be largely attended, as it is
aaid to be a most important one.
WEEK By WEEK
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It will be well worth everybody's
I o tunic to iS) lva to the Lives toe u
uuU Jbrfiflfcry show next week. This
should he made an annual get to
gether meeting the Jackson county
J oiks.
Wheat dropped to 77 cents a
bushel on the Chicago market Tues
day, the lowest price in a quarter
of a century. There are men and
women, who are raising wheat tor a
living today, who were unborn,
when the price was as low before
as it was on Tuesday of this week.
The explanation is made, and there
is a deal of truth in it, that the
condition that has forced prices
down in this country is yorld wide.
Perhaps We will 'yarn that we are
in the world, are a part of it, ami
that our policy of isolation, and
high tariff helps create world con
ditions that work injury to us.
Major Charles M., Steaduan, 8!)
year old congressman from the
(Ireensboro district, died in a Wash
ington hospital Tuesday. The pass
ing of Major Steadman is a matter
of regret to all Americans, not only
because of his being the last veter
an of the War Between the States
serving in either house of the Con
gress, but also because of the love
able dis]iositiou of the man, mho
bas served his State and his coun
try so long and so faithfully. He
has crossed over the River to rest
with .Taekson, in the shade of the
trees.
The stock market went down with
the falling of the wheat ami other
grains, Tuesday, to register the
heaviest decline in three months.
The event emphasises the fact that
the country cannot he prosperous,
except in a superficial, artificial
way, so long as agrculture, one of
our great industries suffers. The
distress of the farmers, through
the years of so-called prosperity,
finally brought the whole of indus
try down with it. (Jovemmeiit
can't favor one section of tin- peo
ple as against the other, ami make
the whole prosperous.
New charges against Bishop Jm
Cannon, Jr., stormy prelate of
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
have been signed by four elders of
the church, thr^e front Virginia
and one from Maryland, and have
been forwarded to Bishop Ains
worth, president of the college of
I bishops. The nature of the charges
| has not been disclosed; but prior
to this stock market ventures and
.handling of funds in a political
Campaign, have been thebaaig of
URGES COUNTY NURSE AND
HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT
Speaking as the representative of
the women, at the annual Ladies'
Night of the Sylva Rotary Club, at
lligh Hampton Inn, Aire. H. T.
Hunter, of Cullowhee, beinoaned the I
fact that there is neither a county
health nurse nor a home agent in
Jackson county. She emphasised the
home as the foundation of all good
enterprises, stated the needs of the I
agencies for the welfare of the wo
men and children, and the promo
tion of better home life. She stated,
that, despite the primary import-j
ance of the home, that, when offic
ials decided to economize, the hom?
is the first institution at which a
blow is struck.
Mr. Thomas A. Cox, speaking for|
the board of trustees of the C. J.
liar lis Community Hospital, stated
that the hospital is tne property of
the people, that it is operated for
them, on a non-profit basis, backed
by the Duke Foundation, for the
sole purjKise of providing hospital
facilities for all the people, those
who are able to pay for hospitaliz
ation, and those who are not. He
stated that no one can make money
out of the hospital, and that any
physiean or surgeon can take his
patients there, and any patient can
go there and take his own physic^
iaM or surgeon, lii order that the
hospital may sueccdil jn itp h^jh
purpose, and that the unfortunates,
who are unable to pay for hospital
treatment may receive its benefits,'ie
urged that civic organizations, wo
men's clubs, church organizations,
[ individuals, and the public general
ly, support the community hospital.
The principal address was a mas
terful erposition of the Constitution
by Mr. A. Y. Arlcdgc, of Hender
>onville.
Most of tfic Rotarians left Sylva
in the morning or early in the after
noon, and enjoyed the beauties of
the Cashier's Valley country, and
golfing on the High Hampton
course.
?f
attacks u|?on Cannon. The accused
man is hurrying home from Brazil
where he has been holding confer
ences and having his honeymoon
journey. It is inevitable that when
anyone, especially a bishop of the
church, tries to regulate every
body's business, he will find him
self sometimes placed in an unfav
orably light
? The Recorder, Judge E. P. Still
well, had few cases before ~iua .tri
bunal, Monday.
Wade Ridley, who hai formerly
been eonvidted on a
porting and possession of liquor had
neglected to pay a fine of $25.00
{hid the costs that had been impos
ed, and was ordered into eratody
to serve a sentence of two months"
Herbert Webster, who moved to
Dick's Creek, a few months ago,
war. found guilty of possession of
and manufacturing of whiskey,
was sentenced to serve two months
011 the |M)S8fssion charge ind to four
months for the manufacturing. He
decided to take his chance* in the
superior court, and appealed.
C. K. Harrell was- charged with
111 assault with - a- deadly -weaponj
but the bill wan changed simple
ssailt and prayer for judgment
was continued for two years upon
,roori behavior.
A capias was issued for H. A.
Deal, charged with reekless driving,
and who had failed to answer to
his name. *? ?? '?-?
I.aura Jones, charged with trans
porting and possssioh, war
Mid failed to answer. A capias
issued for her to Haywood county*
Lie Glover, charged with lCfkkw* ?
driving, was ordered to pay tba
costs, he having already paid ^hflB- <
pital bill and $42.50 in damages.
QUALLA
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Mrs. Ll A. Hipps of Olivet wafcJ!
a Qualla visitor, Sunday, . -
Mesdames J. Q. Hooper and,I). { v ?
M. Shuler went to Seott'i
Monday. r ' &-r>JK
Misa Winnip Cooper ia spepIflik^LJ
a few days in
Mr. and Mrs. S. M Crijip wuy.
guests at Mr. W. F House's, Sunday'
Miss Phyllis Moody has returned
from a trip to Asheville
Miss Annie Lizzie Terrell of WX1
lets spent Friday night with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Shuler and
Mr. J 0. Howell and family visited
it Mrs. A. C. Hoylcs'.
Mr. Jim Keener called at Mr. J.
K. Battle's.
Mi-. D. C. Hughes and family vis
ited at Mr. J. K. Terrell's.
Mr. Ransom Davis' has purchased
: -f
a new car
FARMERS, SHOW YOUR 8TVTT
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(By E. V. Vestal, County Agent
If the farmers and poultrymen
of Jackson county will be as loyal,
by bringing their livestock and p?al
try out to the Livestock and PtfaT
try show, next week, as the 'met^fih
ants and business men of Sylya and
Dillsboro have been in making pos
sible the premiums, there is a real
treat in store for us, next week.
Jackson county now has some wefi
bred stock, and it behooves all of as
to show our best. Not only will the
advertising value be worth 'the troub
le, but the prices offere^. are well
worth the time and trouble o? shf>w
'
If all the livestock and ppultry of
Jackson county wa* shown Bere next
week, the sight would ba *&n edu
cation in itstlf.'
Farmers, * hdp make . this the
bigges and best-show yet?
Governor ?!::??) I' f .ong 6T Lot?i?' j).
ara. winne i-, tbe S-rtaqMal JM* ?
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