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t,i Mrs. Sadie Long
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x.-ii to liouiavillo
\,i: iiirl ; : aidner and
will arrive the last
-?..?ml tin* week Mul !
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^1, \|: H. .1. TisJicr have re
: . ? widding triv and
' . :iic.r friends at the
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iii-.n. ? < "iirtland Heights.
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1| .. Y:.i 1 ':'??! t arrived today
,v!u "art of the Stale,
1 -?.. : -mnuicr vacation
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Mr. }'?" *'? Hinugarner and
(liJtiii ?>:{K' :,:urned to their home
m fovw-n"- ' after spending the
| ?rtt i-:;J ir:'c. with Mr. Bumgamer'.
?|| ,i Mrs. ,). W. Bumgar
lie.".
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Ki-v. ;.::J Mr-. T. H. Wolfe, Rev.
S. II ili.iiaru. Mr M. Buchanan, Mr.
x i Ilii ut; (Siltsou and Mri-.
T??m{?ki:> witr among those at
ki'i'ii.-: 1 rift Conference of the
J'rianiiv rl.arri:. :?i Waynesville, the
li?Y "! 'iii v rrk.
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Mr. ana )!:>. I'. Askey will go
t> Ti,! io l'iari:-. Tennessee, in the
ai.it r>:uniing will be ac
iy i In-! !* <*.>?. Mr. ltoseoc
.\-v . v. r<> t ?! l? f in a Civilian
< "!;?i r.. ; > !. ( v ji there ;ind who
*1 < : i ? limne here.
s'> ? !. .1 i'i Miss May
'i.r lirst of the
Temi., where
? with their
. Mrs. Ramsey
:,.ifha'iMn. They
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M.irii'i Siiy
V. i|o per, ai th.
?' . Thursday
!in* of pink
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Uie ;il tei !t;?nr
v.ei-. invi'U-i.
' wln*ie a lar?v
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ALLISON HOSTESS
TO C.VTHEY CHAPTER
? t 1> A'H-ui! was hostess A o
l?. i! ( . ? 1 1 ? ? v Chapter I niU'd
"i'si'iH , . . (>j j,, 4 Y.ni'ederacy at hei
1 T: !;iv afternoon. Tin
I'1""-' ? ' 1 1 - i In- year are Willi >
- ,11 Robert H. Let.
ii.1 ? .iinl Sidney La.iiei.
V tfiee- in-.- Inst week. Mrs
,;' Av'-:i Ui'. s who was leader lot'
'''? <w1ei \>:<s assisted by Mi*
J' \\i i..i ;Ui,| Mrs. (Ilia lies L.
AW, i. , a. presentation, of tlw;
I'l^riim
l)>irn.u tin-, business sess.on it w.i -?
i? donate a sum of money
flection oi a monument to the
( I't-rokif Indians who fought in th"
l? nveeit the States, which will
" I' ?< 'i near the t.'ouiwil House, ai
' li'-ni'ure. \t ji,,. ,.0,|C|usion of tell
i,lu 11 Mrs. Allison served her
kt ::.i n e course.
^ D- 0. TO HAVE CHILDEEN'S
pARTY AND CREAM, FESTIVAL
"" l'?. 11. ("at hey chapter, United
'^"?duers ,,t the Confederacy witl
a chililreii 's ]?ai*ty and ice cream
'' "vat. next Tuesday from four tfl
'' !|1 ' lie evening, at the home of
Dun Tompkius.
Aa adau.ssiou fee of 10 eeats will
be charged, and th&e' /toll l^fflmes
and stories ; and ice cream and cookies
wilt he sewed at no additional charge.
The children are invited to come
for the games, stories, and vefresh
menlts, and the grown people to drop
in tV>r a saucer of cream.
FISHER -FANCHER
Mr. W. J. Fisher and Miss Thelma
Fane her motored to Newport, Tbnn..
last Sunday, uccompani<yl by "
Charles Reed and Mrs. ^ndie ti&le,
and were maruievd at the home of Che
bride's parents, Mr. and MrS. H. A.
FaJicher, Rev. A. ;W. Thotnpson, pas
tor Of the. First Methodist fihurch oi
Newport, officiating. Only members
of the family and close friends weft*
pjseent tor the ceremony.
A var ety of garden llowcrs were
used in the Fancher home, making a
lovely setting for the pledging of the
vows that made the couple one.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr
and Mrs. Fisher left for points in
North Carolina.
Mrs. F sher, who has been employ
ed for the past several years iin the
: trice of the Svlva Paporb'oard Coin
any, was. educated at Wesleyan Col
lege. Athens, Tennessee. She has
made a number of friends since she
as been living in Sylva.
Mr. Fisher, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Fisher, if Beta, is assistant cash
ier of the Jackson County Bank Hi
A'a.s educated in the schools of the
ountv and at Kings' Business Col
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;ege, Charlotte. /-y
Tf?S DILLARD AND MR. HYDE
.VIN MCKEE U. D. C. MEDALS
Miss Maggie Dillard and Mr. Clay
?11 Hyde were declared winners ol
he fJertrude Dills McKee recitation
iid declainatiou medals, by the judg
>s (,f tin ciutrtrf, held in the audito
niii of the Sylva elementary school.
The beautiful medals, secured
through the generosity of Mrs. Me
lee and named for her bv the chap
ter, are presented each year at com
mencement season "by the B. H.
'athey Chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy.
There were eleven -contestants, and
the winners are students at Sylva
High school. Mr.. Hyde lives in
a. Miss Dillard is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dillard of Sylva.
nd is ;i great-grand daughter of Mr.
'athev, for whom the chapter way
? i . v a
named
CLUB HAS MCNEILL PROGRAM
The Twentieth Century Ohib. meet
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i njr with Mrs. J. I). Cowan, this after
noon, hea.nl a program, presented o\
Mrs. Corsey C. Buchanan, on tht
N.irth Carolina i>oct, John Charles
McNeill,
The viee piJesidi'iit ,Mrs. David M
Iliill. presided in the absence of Mis
Kennit Chiipnian, who is out of town
The e'ub adopted as a project th? |
lienuj itication of Monteith Park, and
win " also .join in the movement of
N'otrty Carolina club women to beautify
Highway No.
A delightful stilad course was serv-|
:'(l IjV Mrs. i'ltWilll.
mother's day program
PLANNED FOR CULLOWHEE I
A sjK'eial
Mother's Day prolan
be-.'h planned for Sunday at tin
.
hi (i
wl.ee Methodist church. Apprir-|
priate iiitisie !.;?:> been praparcd, un
der direct 'on of Mrs Charles Gullev
Mrs. Thomas A. Cox. Sr. will offo
All muthvi's are invited to bit present
the invocation. Mrs. \\r. N. Coward j
will read. Mrs. W. K. Bird will read
MAN' WANTED for Rawleigh Routes
hi Sylva. Write today. Rawlcigh Co.,
Dept. XCKy219-SB, Richmond, Va.
FREE
BOOK. '
. Explains the marvelous ITOIanf
v Treatment which 1* bringing
amazing relief. Sold OO IfOncUd
money-back guarantm*.
PRICELESS INF0MUT10N
? for those suffering from
STOMACH OR DUODENAL
lULCERS. POOR DIGES
TION, ACID DYSPEPSIA.
SOUR STOMACH. GAMI
NES S. HEARTBURN, CON
STIPATION, BAD BREATH.
8LEEPLESSNES9 OR HEAD"
ACHES, DUE TO EXCESS ACID, fc
[ for a frN copy of WlUard't VwMfk flh
Authoriwd Wlllard Dwln
SYLVA PHARMACY
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"I HAVEN'T HAD
A COLD IN
FIVE YEARS"
"In the old days I used to dread (Be
coming of Winter. I was always fighting
colds? feeling about half alive ? trying to
work with my body aching and every nerve
on edge.
"Then a friend told me about McCoy**
Cod Liver Oil Tablets with their marvetoaa
vitamins A and D. I started to take them
Ave years ago and I haven't had a cold
since that time.
"McCoy's tablets put new life In folks;
build up resistance so anyone can laugh at
cold germs. They make weak, skinny people
strong, steady-nerved and vlgoroy& They're
wonderful!" "r .
Get the genuine McCoy's Cod Liver OO
.Tablets from your druggist today. Dotft
vute money on UnitetW A< ' ?
a poem on mother. I!** Qurrie Bry
son will lead the responsive reading
Mrs. H. T. Hunter will make a abort
talk on "Mother and the Red Rose".
Mrs. David H. Brown will read 'a
short poem on mother. Rev. Robt. M.
Hardee will make a short talk tyg
"Mother and the White Rose"; and
Mrs. Prank H. Brown will pronounce
the benediction.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Rev. George Lemuel Granger, Recto*
(J, -*? " \ v ?
Third Sunday after Easter;
St John's Church, Sytva. >?
8 P. M. Evening prayer ami sermon.
St. David's Church, Cultowhe*
?*>
11 A. M. Holy Communion and ser
mon.
All most cordially invited to Ihesa
services.
COUNTRY CLUB OPENS
The Sylva Country Club Golf
Course, under the management of Mr.
C. B. Thompson, will be opened for
playing, 011 Saturday of this week
The course has been put in excellent
condition, and local players and visit
ors will enjoy the use of this popular
course.
EXECUTOR'S V ICE
North Carolina, I
Jackson County.
Haviny qualified as executor ?? ;
the estate of C. M. Wells, deceased, '
late of Jackson Count}, North Caro
?na, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of the
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Sylva, N. C., on or
before the 11th day of Apr J, 1986,
or this notice will be pleaded mx bar
of their recovery. All persons in- 1
debted to said estate will please
intake immediate settlement to the
undersigned.
This the 11th day of April, 1935.
FRANK H. WELLER, Execotoi
of the Estate olf C. M. Wells, deceased
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
North Carolina,
Jackson County.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed by Lambert Melton and
Lona Melton to Cyrus H. Nieholson,
Trustee, dated the7th day of April,
THE JOURNAL now 52 weeka for
#1.00 in Jackson County. All home j
print. No patent inside.
Wanted : Pretty mineral specimens.
Ask Askey.
TVtvel anywhere^any day
on the SOUTHERN *
A Junior every y purse..,! traims
ft
aski
1(^1
@1
ONE WAY end ROUND TRIP COACH TICKET!
.for Each Mile Traveled
ROUND TRIP TICKETS? Return Limit 15 Days
for Each Mile Traveled
ROUND TRIP TICKETS? Return Limit 6 Months
for Each Mile Traveled
ONE WAY TICKETS
for Each Mile Traveled
?Good in Sleeping and Parlor Can on payment of
proper charge* for (pace occupied. No surcharge.
Economize by leaving your Automobile at home and
using the Southern
Excellent Dining Car Service
Be Comfortable in the Safety of Train Travel
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Southern Railway System
* ? (3? ' ' ?
1932, and rrcorued in the office of
the Roister of Deeds for Jackson
County, North Coroliua, in Book No.
116 ?t Page 19, default having been
made in the payment of sai<T note and
indebtedness thereby secured, and the
holder thereof being the assignee of
{?aid deed of trust and note, having
bought same for a valuable considera
tion and being entitled to said money
secured by said deed of trust, and
said indebtedness being past due and
said holder or assignee of said note
and deed of 'trust having directed
t hat the deed of trust be foreclosed,
the undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale, at the Court House Door in the
Town of Sylva, N. C., at 12o'clock,
Noon, on Saturday, the 18th day of
Kay, 1935, and will sell at Public
AudtAon, to the highest bidder for
cash, a certain lot or parcel of land \
situated in Jackson C#un$y, N. C.,i
and bounded as follows:
Adjoining the lands of Vernie
Smith, Claude Melton and others
Beginning at a stake in road, Wood
Melton and Claud Melton's corner
and runs with road S. 9 E. 20 poles;
S. 15 W. 8 poles; S. 15 E. 6 poles;
E. 9 poles to a stake on top of
ridge; thence S. 72 poles to a black
gum on ridge; t hence N. 79 E. 90
poles to a stake; thence N. 45 W. /
poles te a pine; thence N. 7 W. 50
poles to a stake, Claud Melton's cor
ner; thence \V. 41 poles to a stake ia
road on TVcst side of creek; thence
with road N. 23 degrees 30' We9t
11.2 poles; thence N. 6 E. 9.3 poles;
thence leaving the road N. 78 W. 51.3
poles to the beginning, containing 39
acres.
This sale is made subject t? any de
linquent taxes, and is for the money
due on said indebtedness, interest and
cost of said sale.
This the 16th day of April, 1395.
Cyrus H. Nicholson, Trustee.
4 25 4ts chn
Laundry Specials
FOR THE MONTH OF MAY
5
Quilts
$1
5
Pillows
$i
5 Single (h
Blankets (j) JL
3 Double (h -I
Blankets
Dry Clean
Your Winter Clothing Dry Cleaned and
Sealed in Moth Proof Bag
50c per garment
See Fred Henry or Phone 20
Waynesvilie Laundry
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USING Nature 9s
GIFTS
The Carohnas' storehotBSs off valuable minerals Wave been almost overlooked. These
states have the largest variety of minerals in the nation. Approximately 300 species
and sab species have been identified in the Carolinas.
t?*un MMii
More thorough
of those products in
these opportunities permits othsr
n die
to reep the
is needed. Possibilities of utilization
are almost limitless. To fail to exploit
from our resources.
DEVELOPMENT POSSIBILITIES INCLIDE:
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