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j;ri is went to Char
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Bird ami Mr. Heed
i? I'l.veiai '. Tenn., Tues
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(W|*?r, of Canton,
,-iul lien*, with his
, \ . C.CtM>per.
.If >
\lr. "V'T-'
i v i!;!w a ids ami Ir
w\c: of Bry.son City,
. ir.i inos, this week.
?s
I i 'at tun and Gil
, i have been at
; his week.
it'ii. of Franklin,
,V tl'.e tirst of the
Willi
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\l t'lii'iiMi t'l ;-.p. of Franklin, is
spemlirii: ,!;,.vs 'u>r<N havinjr
Vl.? e.illeii I:? : ?? !?\ ' I'e illness ot
lis father.
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Col. lhn:v I'. 4 ?? of Murjihy.
**?? Hinoii? 'In' fin "! "crs of the legal
profession court here, thi
iVrik.
Attorneys A I- Ward, Doyle D
Alley. F. K A lev. dr.. Hayes Alley.
;?,a StJiciii"* -I' ll" v- tjueen. of Way
:iesvii|e. h:t?? wfii attendance on
?he Snpfrit':' t" ?!t -e-siou being held
ltre. thi> vut k.
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Krv. ai;d M''s> '? '*? Wolfe and
, daughters. Fi-.r.ces Jane, and Mary
\uu, ami y.r>. Welle s sister, Mrs.
T. C. Stew- and her daughter, Mary
rVaiu'cs. Tiie-ilay, for a trip to
i'loritk
* * *
? Jtfr. ami )i:n Fred L. Hooper took
libeir >uu'.l ihush'.vr, Anna Maud, to
r?vmsvi!,V. yesterday afternoon,
i'iere Dr. J. Iv. Mef 'raeken removed
:. sraiit ol en: ::, v. hi. h had become
I.) (fcwi in ;i;e lii > !c girl's ear.
I CHURCH CHICKEN SUPPER
There will '>e a elm-ken .-upper at
the Inline of L A. Amnions, at Cul- j
lewhee, .tomorrow. Friday, evening
from 5:30 7 u:\eu hv the Meth
odist Woman "> Mi--i(?nary Society.
The proceed- will <,ro to the benevo
lencies of tin- cluireh.
Vonr Doctor
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A Silent Winter Mavie
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by A. Chapin
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Chandler and
Miss Kathleen Chandler, parents And
sister of Mrs. S. R. Fowler, are here,
from Carnesville, Ua , because of the
death, in Detroit, of Mr. Fowler. Mr.
Moody Whitlow and Mrs. Whitlow,
who is also a sister of Mrs. Feeler,
accompanied other members of the
family here, but have ret/urned to
Carnesville.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HAD SERVICE SUVDAY
The Rev. Robert M. Hardee, pastor
of the Cullowhce Methodist chureh,
was the invited speaker of the Wo
man's Missionary Society of the Bap
tist church, here, at a Sunday night
service, held in place of the regular b:
monthly meeting of the society.
Mr. Hardee based his sermon on
the theme for the year as outlined by
the Southern Baptist W. M. U. "The
(Tiristjan Conquest", using for hi-'
text "For I am not come to call the
righteous, but sinners to repentance"
"The banner of the Cross in the
Homeland" was the special topic for
February.
The speaker presented an inspiring
message, stressing the fact that God's
Kingdom must come in -the Homeland
if it would come in the world. Mis
.dons in our homeland embrace all of
the work featured by the Home Mis
sion Board anions the foreign -sprat
ing people, the Indians, the Negroes,
the deaf, and the work in large cities.
Members of Several of the mission
ary societies of nearbv communities
< .?
attended the service.
The society met Wednesday at the !
church for the purpose of reviewing [
the W. M. U. Yearbook. After finish
ing the study of the bot>k, Mrs. ,T. V.
Hall, the president, presided over a
breif business session.
SUITS AND DRESSES DRY CLEANED
FOR 50c EACH
I r f- .... . |
I j('t us demonstrate to you the excellence
j jVjotir Dry Cleaning service. Call 20 or see
I Henry and let ns show you how well
<? old, suit or dress can look when cleaned
fiJH pressed by experts, at the special price
Scents. \lf 5 . .
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Waynesville Laundry
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GAY
The fanners in this section have
lost several head of cattle with n
diarrohen disease.
There are a number of men work-,
ing at mica mining: now. Several new !
veins have been found
The influenza is raging in this lo- }
cality now. Several new eases have
been reported.
AVood row Higdon, a student of \Y>b
ster High, was out most of last week
with a -pelapse of flu.
Mrs. G. C. Turpin is very ill, with
with a relapse of flu.
Lyndon Buchanan* whk> recently
underwent an operation at Angel
Brothers Hospital, is able to be out
again. >
Napoleon Higdon, who was huvt in
an automobile accident, a month ago,
is able to be out. } .
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ashe, of East- !
man, Ga., ond Mr. and Mrs. Mack i
Higdon, of Sylva, were visiting their !
cousin, It. (). 1 1 igdon Jalid his family, I
Saturday.
Mr. ('., C lli^don Is able to be out,
after being eonlined to bis home tor j
several days, with flu.
DEATH OF MRS SELMA ENSLEY
? Mrs. Selma ('ni nes Enslcy was j
born in Hayv.ood (\ unty. May 2-">,
18!)(i. Was niriicd March 21, 191f>. j
Died Feb. !). She had been ill one1
week with phcum at The family ha.t j
lost a true and Hiving mother. The |
comninnitv :i v.? I u ab'e neighbor ami i
* i ? \ j
friend.
Funeral services were conducted,
Sunday. l'\fb. !'>. at Scott's Greek
Baptist church, v.ith the Rev. W. X.
Cook, Rev, \V. ('. Reed, and Rev. T.
F. Dcib', officiat^fig. Interment was in
Old Field cemetery.
,She is srrvived by her husband and
the following ehildren: Helen, Mil
died, Arhra Sue, Robbie Nell, Olin,
Mack and Ixv?ran, also her father, Lo
gan Carncs, and several brothers and
sisters.
Active pall bearers were : Bedford
Enslcy, Goldman Enslcy, Bill Ensley,
Roy Da It on, Roy Mills and Herschel
Ashe.
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If you could trpde your neglected, th^d and
lazy Kidneys for new ones, you would auto
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Dizziness, Rheumatism. Burning, Itching and
Acidity. To correct funcUonal kidney disorders,
try the guaranteed Doctor's special prescrip
tion called CYSTKX (Stss-lex). Must fix yoa
up in 8 days or money back. M all linbta.
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN.
AND CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamins of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablet*.
j Pounds of firm healthy flesh instead of
bar* scraggy bones I New vigor, vim and
energy fn stead of tired listlessness I Steady,
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Oeople are getting through scientists' latest
OMfny ? the Vitamins of Cod Livft Oil
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Without any of its horrid, fishy taste or smelL
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, they're
aaLWd I "Cod Liver OU in Tablets", and they
simply work wonders. A little boy of S, seri
eosqr sick, got weU and gained 10X lbs. in
just one month. A girl of thirteen after the
?ante disease, gained 3 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained 10 lbs. in less
than a month. ?
Ton simply must try McCoy's at once.
Bemember if you don't gain at least t lbs. of
firm healthy flesh in a month get yonr money
hack Demand and get McCoy's? the original
and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablets
?approved by Good Housekeeping
Institute. Refuse all substitutes ?
insist on the original McCoy's?
there are none better.
QUALLA
Rev. W. A. Rollins, Pr aiding El- i
der of the Waynesvill* District, ,
preached a splendid seri: >n at the
Methodist church, Sunday aftsrnopn,
from the text" Jesus stoo< an-.I cried,
if any man thirst, l?*t liitn omc unto .
mc and drink". A hush -ss sesnidn
was conducted after the ervice. A
mong the visitors present were Rev. '
and Mrs ('. W. Clay, M >s Thebna
Moody, Mr.' and Mrs. Gleiiii Stallcup, ?
Marjorie and Bettie Love S.alloup, of
Whitbier, Messrs. Joe aim Ned Hy
att, of Ela, and Daw-on (icoriro, of
WANTED ? Man with car. Route ex
jierience preferred hut not neces
sary. Rawleiijh, Dept. NCB-219-M,
Richmond, Va. 2-7-4t
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Eekoto.
Mrs. Homer Turpin was taken to
the Community Hosiptal in Sylva, for
treatment, Friday.
Wiima Hughes has been taken sick
lor several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Johnson, Miss
Edna Hoyie and Mr. Thad Beck call
at Mr. D. C. Hughes \
Mr. Hugh Ferguson and Miss Lil
lian Ferguson spent the week end with
relatives at Ela. ~
Miss Eula CJhilders, of Whtttier
spent the week end with hie flitter,
Mrs. Golman Kins land.
Mrs. J. A. Bumgarner of Wilmot
visited her daoghter, Mrs. D. J. Wor
ley.
Earl Battle and Terry Joe Johnson
called on D. C. Hughes, Jr.
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SEND YOUR
CLOTHES TO
THE LAUNDRY
Whether your family
a' ?
wash constitutes the
laundering of only
the finer linens, se
lected pieces or the entire washing, we have
a branch of laundry service which you Can
Afford. Let one of our drivers call and ex
plain the various rates. You will find our
service highly satisfactory and always
prompt ? always on time
W ay nesvil le Laundry
Call 20 or See Fred Henry
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or He try Ford wouldn't put it out One thing
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That's the biggest feature of the New Ford.
The reliability and economy of its V-8 engine
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