Mi-Lain is spending sov
\fl - ' *
, I . In llave-villo with relatives
* *
? Mi*, tii'l Mis. X. Don Dnv
.lay. April 2!), a son.
'*/ TV *
?r- !' *?' K;"1' Ii:K lot,,rn<d fioni
, (.. l.-iivfs in Hi?h IVnt.
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! Nirho's and Ilicks Wil
v , i . . i liarl?>ite last Saturday
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^ C i;. Walker has returned
\ t ! .i I weeks' slay in Atlan
\;. ;.,.i Ui-. N- Monrr and baby
, . u.,i j .j;. \ nH'iiiinsr l"?r a weekV
, <,i r, l.'tivi's in Til'l on, Georgia.
?* ?* *
\|r. iii hI .Mi*'. Charles Wor
,,v ;>l
*i?h ? ' '?*
\\ i,'* i ii'r nn April 25th, n
Mury Aiuii'.
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l.'i Hillvn Rhodes and Lora
t|j:|, wi l t?? A t In utrt tho Inst of
.i ,(,-k ?'"i ' few days 's .-tay.
?v ?? * |
\j.s. W. W. Ibvwn has n turii'd to
j<r i,, mi i- I'ullmvheo after a visit to
!.i r i:i*i?*?*. "? <'? llonaki-r, in St.
*??? '.'I li t'arulina.
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v, "I. ?
JY:i> -May and Helen Sny
?i l l.i l>'"?*k -pent Sunday with
\|j? Mii!)<*' Snyder at her homo at
IhM.
^ *
\j . I. I.. I'-rvson of UVst Mills it
vi^iiiii- l;t*r lu*??thtrf Mr. Joe Mal
|,.'i,r Mr>. Ma'lonee at their
' hulli** 9t .Villi'
* * *
v|,-. l.i. k >utti?u and young son
i,l >i :**!t-<l yi-t. nliiy to their homo at
I, ci .,n,r :i \ i -it [?> hi*r mother, Mrs. '
I I'uw- a; Webster. I
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Mr. :m.l Mr-. M- MeKwen
1:? vi* !:iK.? n an apartment j
;ii i.i W, ?f Mr-. Marv Morris for
- : ??ia! u.'.uvV. Mr. MeKvvon is with!
'fir x;ii- llr-W.Miv I'liiiimission.
. i ? ? ? i
Mr. :h:<I Mr-) .1. 1.. liuckm r, Mis. J
I '?????II h * 1 1 1 1 ...li-, I lersehel j
It. i\. >u." uih-i- i>i .\Ir. and
?n-. II. i . ' urij- >iiiui;iy. .Vii>. Ituck
il1 1 tut; dii*!' it'll i ! \\ ?'diu-s?ia\ .
* '??' ?.? it
All*. ;i ii'l Air-. .1. L). l H wall ami i-liil
?liui. I rank ami Antic. Air*. .M. I),
i ii.i;t!i mul .IJts. .1. \\ . .Ionian, <p(-iij
S?in?ia.v 'i, A-iii villc, <jik-?(s nj' .M,*. i
Mi'-. .1, ? | iV\ Mollis..
Ui<- Vila I.. l!;ill> nf Wilistou"
Sati-tr., iti*i*ivrd Sunday, i < ? iak?* tin*
[? ?' Mr-. .1. I>. .Mooro in tho
\\i--Ih'ii I iiinn TfU'jiraph ut't'ico dur
i v:n*a1 imi.
Mr. J'li:llj|i S|i,v;i[| mui Mr. Felix
iVklrojtiM'i ?ill to Wilmington
in xl m ick in n |i]'cs' iit the Sylva i* ii't?
I'll'irtini u[ i) t In* Firemen's Convon- ;
I", wlii.-fi ui|| ln> held in that city.
-.r * *
Mj'-. ^:.ii;r .1. l^oiif* <111(1 Miss
will leave the last ot
u'f'-k ii.r llarriman, Tenn.f where;
lli'-;- v ill |?. quests of their daughter
>i,|..|-, Mis. Kamsey 'Buchanan
Mr. liuchnnan.
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M >< Lena .Moore ot' Cookeville, j
Ti-ii':.- ? is spending some time here
lii i .Mint, Mrs. T. 11. Hastings. '
Mr*. Huntings, who has been ill for
""?'|' lime, is improving, her friends
>>ili t?. <;||?| |eani.
* * *
Mr. ;? *i. i Mrs. C. .1. Cowan and
iim have gone to Macclesfield,
t hi v will he guests of relatives,
ttci- aeeompanied as fsir as
'"?"Vln.u hv Mrs. ,F. .J. Wild, who
u,-ut tor u>it to her daughter, Mrs.
''.?"i" " lliiiuii iind Mr. Sillmon.
"r * *
Mi- v'iu Allison left yesterday for
"ili-iji ul'.-i,. w||(. went to attend thel
'"null <t 'ivcntit,|i of the North t'aro
' "lu.it 'mi of Women's Clubs.
V | _ .
' *wi> ; r? oiu|?;inied as far as Ashe
* 'h M ; ~ . Sialic Hale and M ss
,,lv* "
% 4f *
? !? Ii'dicil l):i\ls has ret urni'd
: i- in Franklin after spend
" : hi two here, with her sis
| ? i . N. Mel*ain and Mi;. Me
Miv | )ji vj.-, came over for the
-? ? -"lnai i.,|. ri ises of the Svlvn
!M. M,,.|.
SL
1 i'. iles Vniuially and Mrs.
v\u' '???t'l'", who came op from
( tin. In cjiuse of the il'ness
'^1 hioi her, Mr. (IrilTith Morgan,
l,-,tii iit in Oteeu Hospital,
tn their homes yesterday,
" hi-r heing .eonstdcrablv im
'Mrs. Ililliard Parker and Mrs.
^jou.e Housicy wiii return to their
home in Atlanta tomorrow, alter sev
eral weeks visit to their niece and
cousin, Miss linttie Parker.
"if *.? ->r
I Mrs. S. B. Cannon, her daughter,
I Mrs. K. II. (filbert and young daugh
ter of Spruce Pine, have been spend
ing a week with relatives in Jackson
t county. Mr. Cannon came over bud
' accompanied his family home Mon
day.
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Among: these going to Franklin yes
terday to attend the meeting ot' the
first district United Daugfct'rs of the
Confederacy were M rs. ,T. D.: Cowan.
Mrs. Walter Jones,. Mrs. J. F. Freeze
Mrs. F. E. Parker^ Mrs. M. Buchan
an, Jr., Mrs. Dan Tompkins, Miss
j Mildred Cowan, Mrs. M. D. Cowan.
Mrs. T. K. Wolfe and Mi*. J. Will
Jordan from lhe B. II. Cnthey Chap
t 'i' nnd Mrs. S. W.-Fuloe, Mrs. A.
D. Parker, Mrs. Man* Morris,, Miss
Margaret Moore, Mrs Flora Watkin?
? f the W. A. En!oe Chapter.
LOVE DALE CLUB MEETS
I Love Dale Community Cluh held
I the regtrai meeting t??r the month ot
May Tuesday afternoon at the homo
ot Mrs. J. If. Jones.
| The program consisted of special
music by Mrs. (irady lleuson and Mr.
IV ivy Parker. Mrs. T. If. Davis,
'chairman' of (Jarde.ning Committee
[gave n re|?orl on gardens visited since
I last meeting. It was interesting to
hear that everyone had received the
necessary seeds for planting at the
present.
All members were glad to have
present Mrs. 11. L Kvans who gave
n cipcs for canning the surplus greens
'and peas for winter use.
Mrs. Jarvis Crawford was appniut
'<d chairman of Young People's Club
| Work. Plans are being made for spec
ial entertainment for the girls and ,
boys.
I Mrs. J. F. Owens program commit
tee, announced that the meeting in
June will be a demonstration on '
I
-rwtiiir.
Following a business se?i??n deli
ctus refreshments were served.
\
MISS LONG WEDS MR. GRAHAM'
; y) !
Atlanta, (.ia?, April 211? The mar- J
liagcof Miss Bonnie Blanch Long ami 1
.'f.r. Sibley S. (iruliam of Atlanta was
-olemuixvd Thursday night April 20th J
;'t l Ik* home of Airs. II. It. Uhitakri'
in I'riiuv Avenue. Tin- J{? v. Lester
linn. hie officiated, u>tu? tin- ring ?*er
iinony.
Tin*. bride wore an afternoon dress
!>(' Fleaiior liliH' with high neck line'
:? ti<j soft flowing sleeves. She wore
-ray accessories and her corsage was ;
\ alley lilies. .Mrs. Graham is the eld-'
i st daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. -I. II.
Lung now oi' Cilenvillc, X. C. formerly !
<>t' Texas. She is ji graduate of Sylva
High School, completing her eduea- ;
lion in her profession at the Athens j
General Hospital^ where she was a'
popular member of a large group of i
friends. Mrs. lira ham has been ;i grad '
uate nurse for two years and has e.n- 1
joyed marked success in her work. \
Mr. (Sraham is the son of Mr. and j
Mrs. ,f. G. Graham of Athens where j
he was edueilted in the pity sehools.
lie is eon meted with the Central of
(ioergia railroad where he has served
in a prominent capacity for many
years. ( . ? j
Mr. and Mis. Graham "are visiting
in Washington, I). C. and other eit'esi
in the Fast. They will make their'
home in Atlanta.
CONTESTANTS IN WORLD
BRIDGE OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT
In the World Bridge Olympic Tour
iiainent, which . took place at eight
o'clock Monday evening, there were
four tables at plav at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. C. Z. Candler, Mrs. Jos
eph K. Ryan, their daughter being
i team captain.
Olio table of players wa- composed
of Mrs. C. B. Thompson, Miss Mar
garet Candier, Miss Mary Candler ol
Sylva and Mrs. E. K. Bain of Greens
boro. Four Franklin ladies comprise!
the players at a second table. The\
were Mrs. D. D. Bice, Mrs. .1. F. Per
try, Mrs. G. L. llouck and Mrs. J. S
Franks. At a third table played Mis'
Mayire Long, Mrs. B. S. Marsh ol
'?viva and Mrs. John Morris and Mrs
Dan Allison of Webster. Plav'iig iit
the fourth table were four Sylva lad
i-s, Mrs. F. L. Mclvee, Mrs. C. S
Ilamm, Mrs. T. W. Fernaid r id Mr-.
Ryan. Mrs. Ryan and Mr-. Fenwh1
playing Fast and West, won hiirl
frore for the even'ng. The winninv
North and South players were Mrs
Morris and Miss Long. The Oiympi<
cards used in play w>re given a;
prizes. Miss Margaret Candler re
ceived cut prize.
jSYLVA HIGH '
HOLDS FINALS
Commenecnuuit exercises ??!" Sylva
High School bc^an with the senior
class play, "Betty, (the tiirl of My
! Heart," on last Fridnv night. The
, I \ ' "> *"
; commencement senium preached b\
Rev. L. B. Hayes, presiding e'der oi
the Wavnesvilie District, Methodist
? ' ?
Lpsoopal church, South was on Sun
day afternoon at the eliiuentary
school auditorium, the class day ex
ercises on .Monday afternoon and
nthe graduation exercises on Monday
night. Dr. II. T. 1 1 outer, president of
Western Carolina Teachers College,
delivered the address to the graduates.
Miss Dorotliv Baker wis valcdutor
' * ' i
ian, Miss Kathryn MeLain sa'ui a tor
inn, Maurice Cuthrie historian, Miss
Dot lligdon prophet, Borger Brvson.
?jiftorlnn while William Curlis deliv
ered the last will and testament of
the class. Members of the graduating
class are Miss Kathryn Abernethy,
I Miss Dorothy Baker, Miss Hazel Cow
iard, Miss Ruby Fisher, Miss Margar
et Hall, Miss Zola Hcrislev, Miss Eu- j
.genia Ilenson, Miss Alice Ilevenor, i
Miss Kloyse t Hooper, Miss Ha/.eJ |
iLcntliorwood, Miss Kathn n MeLain, |
I Miss Ix'iui Naglich, Miss Lillian Silt- j
toiif Miss Lucile Wi'sou, Miss Madge j
Wilson, Miss Dot lligdon, M;ss N'or
acella Mcfluire, Miss Silly Mae Mon
Jteith, doe Allman, ( lyde Brown, Mau
rice (luthrie, Burgher Brvson, Frank !
? Hayes Deirman Lovin, R. F. Mavher- 1
ry( Charles Raines, (Jolumhus Tatli
:iiii, Frank WaKon, dr. William Cur
lis and Fnserx'ii IMiiliips.
MIES COULTER AND MR.
MOORE MARRIED TODAY
Mr. Dan Moore left yesterday for
Pikeville, Tennessee where In- will be
married at noon today to. Miss dean
lelle Coulter. The wedding will lie
n
vcrv ipiiett <5tily mcmhris of families
jot' the bride and groom be:n?r pres- j
eiit. Immediately after the cer< niony j
Mr. and Mrs. Moore will leave fur a j
I trip which will includ" N ew York
City and will he at home in Sylva
after May l?.nth. Accompanying Mr.
Moore to l'ikeville were his s:stcr,
Mrs. David M. Hall and Ins eonsins.
Miss Mary I'nloe and Mr. Reginald
I'nloc. The party was joined enroute
by Mi's, dames Counciil, Mr. Moore's
sister, and Mr? Conncill of Boone.
COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION APPOINTED
The legislature has elected Mrs. K.
L. Melvcc, Bragg Cowan,, Raipli Hun
ter, fcl. Rogers and H. Turpiu as
the tit. xt hoard of education for .lack
son erounty.
Other iii.iu.es were suggested, espec
ially that of S. W. Lnloe of > Dills
boiu, but tin- committee on t ducat ion
learned that Mr. Knloe was a lU/n oer
of tile board of trustees of W? stern
Carolina Teachers College and the
point was raised that he could not
hold both | offices.
Mrs. McKee and Mr. Cowan were
filed in the primary and no names
being filtfd against them, they were
regular nominees of the Dcinnciatic
(party for the offices.
The -attempt was made to distri
bute the other throe members aliout
jover the nullify. Mr. Hunter is from
lCane\sFork, Mr. liogers from Qualla.
[and Mr. Turpifi ProuKSavannah.
I
All Enamel $57.50
Semi Enamel $47.5C
Black with White
Enamel $37.50
Ranges' of quality ;ii ?
price you can afford t<
jlmr.
Jackson Hd'w.
Company
The Rotary Wheel
Will, III,. program commiltei
s si ill going strong at Rotary moot
ngs. Tuesday night, John S:\vmoiu
now Roiariau from Cullowhee cut or
tainod tlio oluh wit li ;i flute and har
monica;
* * ?!?
Only iiiir visitor was nt Rotarj
Tuesday night. That was Mr. Clark
of the (ioodyoar company out ol
Ashoville, who was tlio guest of Ro<'
! Killer.
* -H ?
Tlio Svlva Rotary Chili is sliil g'\
ing good account of itself in all de
partment*. Tlio attendance is ruuninp
[around 00 wliieli i-. very good. Al- i
tliqngli attendance is not one of tlx j
l?ig ohjeetivos of Rotary it is one that
speaks good of a oluh. It tliere ni'i '
any more trophies to Ik- awarded the !
Sylva club i-. out to win iliem.
QUALLA
/ i
Rev. .1. |? Hyatt preached at tlie ;
Baptist church Siinday morning oi>
the snhjeet of CiniMtriitioii, that wi
might say "Thy will lie done."
Miss Martha Vai ner of Whittier :
spent the week end with Mrs. C. P.
Shclloti.
Mrs. Myrtle Corn of* Harriers Creek .
visited her sister Mrs. .1. L. Sit ton.
?
Misses ( ierl rude Kerj;itson and An
Jiie Lizzie T?-rr?>ll <-i*I !<><( nil Mrs. Thos.
I'atlon and Miss Ida Battle of Whit
tier Monday afternoon.
Several Qua I la folks attend, d scr- '
vices -at Wilmoi Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bird of Cal
low lice and Messrs. II. (!. Ferguson
ami .1. K. Terrell were quests at Mr. ,
T. W. Mo Laugh I Ln's Sunday.
Mrs. 1). A. Martin and Mrs. Jessie
Coi-dell called at Mr. \\ . I*. Pat ton's!
Monday.
Misses (ierl rude and liutli Fergu
son gave a 'Steak Fry ' in honor of ,
their guest. Miss Carrie Davis of \V. )
C. T. C. Saturday evening. Guests |
piosoiit were: Mrs. .1. K. Battle, Mr.:1
and Mrs. Luther Hoyl", Miss Annie j
L. Terrell, Messrs. IToylc^ Jack j
and .lake Battle, C. R Terrell, Frank !
Kinslaud, and Mr. Reeves Cooper of i
WeMter.
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Lyric Theatre
Program
Friday and Saturday
RANDOLPH SOOTT AND
SALLY BLANE
*
in
'Wild Horse
Mesa"
TWO COMEDIES
Monday and Tuesday
JOHN GILBERT - MAE CLARK
in
"Fast Workers"
COMEDY AND N?WS
< .
? )
Wednesday* and Thursday
HERBERT MARSHALL AND
SARI MARITZA )
"Evenings For
; v Sale"
COMEDY
Promotion oame fast f o: Sumner
Welle3 of Maryland. No sooner in
stalled as Assistant Secretary of
fttete than President Roosevelt nom
feted him to b? Ambawador io Cab*.
BftUCf BARTON
? ? u)rite* of "Tm?MASTER EXECUTIVE"
Supplv in{ a week to- week inspiration tor the heavy- burdened who will 6n4
every Human trial paralleled in the experiencea o( "The Man Nobody Knowi."
SERVICE, NOT SERMONS
JESUS rose from his seat, drawn by that splendid outburst of
faith and -without hesitation or questioning lie started. He went
with the father whose daughter was dead. All his life He seemed
to feel that there was no limit at all to what He could do, if only
tho>e who Ijeseeched Hint believed enough. Cirasp
ing the father's arm He led the way up the street,
his disciples and the motley crowd hurrying along
Itehiud.
They had several blocks to travel, and before
their journey Was completed another interruption
occurred.
A woman who had been sick for twelve years
edged through the crowd, eluded the sharp eye*
of the disciples and touched the hem of His gar
ment. "For she said within herself, it I may hut
touch lli> gasmen!, 1 shall be whole." . . . What
Br<tcr Barton at i idea. . . . W hat a iVrsonality His must have
been to provoke such ideas. . . . "My daughter is dead, but lay
Vour hands on her and she will live." . . . "I've been sick for twelve
?
years; the doctors can do nothing, but if I only touch His coat 1 11
be all right." . . . How can the artists possibly have imagined that a
sad-faced weakling could ever inspire such amazing ideas as these!
The woman won her victory, llv that touch, by his smile, by the
few words he sjxike. her faith rose triumphant over disease. She
"was made whole from that hour."
Again He moved forward, the crowd pressing hard. The ruler's
residence was now in plain si^'it. The paid mourners, hired by the
hour, were busy about the doorway; they increased their activities
as their employer came in sight hideous wails and the dull sounding
of cymbals -a horrible pretense of grief; Ouickening his stride
Jesus was in the midst of them.
"Give place." He cried with a commanding gesture. "The maid
is not dead but slcepeth."
They laughed him to scorn. 1 '.rushing them aside he strode into the
house and took the little girl by the hand. The crowd looked on
dumbfounded, for at the magic, of His touch she opened her eyes,
and sat up.
Front page stories five and i\\ A woman sick twelve years, and
healed! A child wh< in the doctors had abandoned for dead, sits up
and smiles! No wonder a thousand tongues were busy that night
advertising His name and work. "The fame thereof went abroad
into all that land," says the narrative. Nothing could keep it from
going abroad. It was irresistible news!
I He was advertised by his servjee. not bv His sermons; this is
the secov 1 noteworthy fact. Nowhere in the (iospels do you find it
announ< :hat:
Jems of Nazareth Will Denounce The Scribe? and Phariaeei in tha
Central Synagogue Tonight at Eight O'clock . . . Special Muiic.
Nut Week: Picking HU Market Copyright, Bobba-Mcrrill Co.
"HEAVEN BOUND" REPEATED
AT NEGRO SOHOOL SATURDAY
"Heaven Bound," llii' pageant |?;
In- given by ;i y of negro sing
ers at the ??!? uieiitary sehool building
Friday night, will be related in the
auditorium of I lie Negro school build*
ing oil Saturday niglik Seats will lie
reserved for white people.
DILLSBORO P. T. A. HONORS
TEACHERS
The l,iirent-Teaelu*r Association id'
Piiisboro, complimented the young
ladies ?l" the school faculty with :i
picnic on Wednesday evening of last
week. The teachers are Misses Kditli
DaniHs Mildred Williams and Mary
Kn lor.
LOCAL PASTOR HOLDING
MEETING
Hi*. -I. < ? in v Murray, jiaslor oi' I lift
llaptiM i-lnurh ln?r?? is assisting thi?
pastor,' U?'V. W. X. Cook, in a series
til' rnci'lin^K ;it tin' Wi'lislcr Hnptist
i-limvli.
CAMPING IN HAMBURG
I
Mr-, .t. K. Mrs. K. E. Haiti,
Missos .loiies, Mary Candli'V,
I'miliiif Miller, Myrtle Henson, Ixmiiw;
I hMisoti :m<l Llewellyn Rhodes nro
vfk'iidiiifr seiernl iliiys ill the Huelinn
:iii - -Loii" t-tiiiip in lliiinliur^.
There i- :i iiiiiji in New York who
.mils a |Ki in 1 1 wit li m vnrnlmlnry of
221 won Is.
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NEW SHIPMENT
OF
I
?<!?
DRESSES
Every Day in Wash Crepes
$2.95 1
Sport Street Dresses
Rowan Ftrip?s I'rint- , Soli?l Colon;
$2.95 ?p
Organdy Evening and
Afternoon Frocks
?3.95-$5.95
Newest in White Coats
and Swagger Suits
Spring Clearance of
Coats and Dresses