i lf . . Hooper, ol
u.V.i "" "iiw/ies.s, tlu.s
? J iv IfT: I'll .?unl .M i.-oi Ann. i*
\wtv. here, -Moinlav,
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H: n II. Cat.h<>av, of
. i : . \ liore, wil li M r. and
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>/AU.
ii'i l- ? ? -
i';;. and son, llar
,? ,i, \\ (vdtifsday, to
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,j ^ i ; v-l?'V. of Asheville, is
> .iiH* : i nit* lu'iv, with liis
\!r. ?' lv Ku-l?-v.
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l'Si.ti .? - i liiilifr It'll, Sunday,
v , li'. an-. I t<> at lend tlu<
I !>'? i ? ?
...Mt'i. Titiaiif I'niversJty
x * *
, tl| I- II?HI|HT. of Wjusll
.. , ft, \ i-.l'iiu-1 In- lather, Mr. Lee
1 1 1 '?>] ut, at Speed
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W'.IN lias u-turned to
? -jui'.dinii' a few day
v-lrr M rs. Frank II
hv
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Vi--. >s-j! i'i'w aid., of the Mereiiant
<; - .1: WYo^rr, for a vi.silt to
l[. toward, and
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11.':- dti-.'-jr W . Zirkle, of Dan
c:b. Trim. i? ' hi' guest of her pa
,x Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Potts, at
du Hi-:. I
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K.'-m! f-.d wards, her daughter,
1 1, ?.:>?! Ai.n, and her nephew, Mr.
il'-iri- of Weavcrville, are
?%<- rt'lativi's here.
8: ui Mrs. Richard Potts anil
Wa tl fondndsre, Tenn., are spend- 1
here, with -Mr. Pott's jwir
asJr' ' .?:.?! Mrs. It. P. Potts.
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JU:\ .). J. lUSu-r. of Paterson, X.
J. d ilis. Fra i ; k (Jiidenrath and Mrs.
JlargaM l'uttiui, of Lafayette, Ga., j
4re2Ui>t? i?t s i ia'ives here.
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Mrs. Juhu Irwin. Mr. John Ir\vin
Jr...:.! Mr. Tc:. K el ley have return -
(j ?.'? i i.. , ;tUt*r a few day's)
;.i Mix T. II. Hastings.
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I'r. : ii<i Mr-, f. Candler are ex
ftttnlto iv. urn 'ii-lny, from Washing
ten, D. I'., wiici i ? : in- \ went to attend
t?i w'..\vut;.M of Railway Surgeons.
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Miv iutv. >u!livan and Mr. Koald
U> ?' ;< ! - >ver, yesterday, for a
1,;i' t v.>ij iu friends here, on their
1 . ?!?-.!. Huv.sville to Greenville,
i'.
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i'l"?. 1'. U, llinn and Miss Martha
"'?tiu, of Chirkamauga, Ga., are guests
'I'fir son and brother, Mr. P. J.
fit-uu, ami M (-, llcnn, at their home
Wfl'V.
M r. aiiif Mr-. John l.amhert Hooper'
iv? 1 yesterday, fiom their home in
Akron, Ohio, tor, a vi-it to Mrs. Hoop
* I'arciii >, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alii
5011! and o:ln-r relatives.
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Mr-, i:. I.. MeKee, Mrs. Herbert Gib
Mix. Duvi.l M. Hall, Mrs. J. A.
f M r?. t 'urv Allison, Mrs. S. H
yn , \ i) parker attend
' * *hi* 'li>tric! meeting of missionary
v"iKi - i,*' ; I-,. Waynesville District,!
S';Ui|icni Mi'ihodist Church, which
lull t p.ryson City, Tuesday.
?x -x- *
?:l- t.-l Mrs. K. K. Bain, Jr. have
r,,"U'i? iku, their home in Columbia,
s 1 ?. ;?t : < i -.(tending the week end
h,:'. 'Miii Mrs. Bain's mother, Mrs.
'? W Keiner, leaving their young
'"'uy-itcrs, lift;; y and Ida Ann, to
'l?ii'l Mime time here, with their
' ,:'ii'liiu?;l1(.r
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'f0 SHOWER BAPTIST HOSPITAL
ol ficers of the Baptist Mission
y here are asking for dona
"? ii'H-n for the Baptist hospital,
?' ^ '-'"ii Snlem, and are requesting
?Lit donations he sent to Mrs. Charles
: " ' or to Hale's. If packages
:?! 1 1. tic, V. ;t is requested that
1 notify Mr. Allison, who
??h:?irinan in charge of the pro
?:UNIOR club sees paper mill I
An a s[M'fiul feature, in tieu of the
'? ! :>i, the Junior Club, mcct
-?'?'I I ih - tin v nijjlit, was conducted
Kv,,ll'-'-i ?!,. |, \s, tit of (he Sylva Paper
]mr>\ by Mr. S. M. Rasmu-I
w'u^ explained the different phaa- 1
OS of paper making.
Mrs. Walter Jones wins hostess to
the elub members and for the busi
ness and social meeting, the elub went
to the home of Mrs. Cyrus Nicholson^
where a salad eourse was served. The
date for the mooting hapj>enod to fall
on the birthday anniversary of JMrs.
Nicholson, ami Mrs. Jones presented
her with a birthday cake, decorated
with caudles, and another lovely gift.
ORDINATION SERVICE AT
SYLVA BAPTIST CHURCH
Mr. L. 1\ Allen will be ordainel a
deacon of Sylva Baptist church, on
next Sunday morning. Mr. J. V. Hall
aiiil Mr. John K. Jones were elected
deacons at the same time Mr. Allen
was elected, but both of them have
served us deacons before, and hence
have been ordained.
The subject for the morning sermon
will be "The Layman and Religion".
Ail deacons, former deacons and visit
'ng deacons and ministers will sit as
a body and have a part in the service.
The evening subject will be " Cli
ents and Grasshoppers", or "The In
feriority complex" 4 4 The sacred song
-ervice preceding the sermon will r.e
Vi?rtl? yor while," says the pastor,
'so come and gut a blessing".
JSTIS CRAWFORD TO PREACH
AT BETA, ON FIFTH SUNDAY
The dcacons of Scott's Creek- Bap
ist church announce that Kev. Est is
i "raw ford, of Belton, S. C., \v?'U preach
:iere, tin1 fifth Sunday in this nionlh.
Kev. Mr. Crawforl is a native ot
.lie mountains' and has many friends
and relatives here. I It- left this sec
. i.ni in his youth, and has made a tine
record as a preacher of note in South
Carolina. He is pastor ol the First
Bai*tist church in Bolton.
The announcement from the dea
cons says: "We trust and urge all
the acquaintances, kinsfolk and others
u> come and heiu' him. Come and let'd
(
iiave a get to gether day". ,
Services will begjn at 11 o'clock
A. M,, June 30.
CHURCH WILL HOLD MEETING
AT CULLOWHEE METHODIST
Rev. John Church, widely known
evangelist ol' the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will conduct a meeting
beginning July 8 and ending July 21
at the Methodist church at CullowJiee,
Mr. Church is well known in West
ern North Carolina, as a consecrated
evangelist. Large numbers ol' people
are expected to attend the services.
Services will be held each evening
at 7 :30, and members of all denomi
nations are invited.
BETA
(By William Dillard)
(Continued trow page 1.)
Special singing was presented at the
local church, Sunday night by Mr. J.
M. Itaby and assitants, of East Sylva.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ensley, and
small daughter, of Waynesville, visit
ed relatives near here, last week end.
Miss Annette Franklin, of W. C. T.
('. sjH'iit Monday night at the Jionie oJ
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dillard.
Miss Harriett Holland loiTt Monday
to spend the week with relatives in
Canton.
The (Jreendale Farm Tourist Home
operated by Mr. T. C. Bryson, Jr., ha ;
opened for liusiness and is expecting a
successful season.
Kev. and Mi's. G. C. Snyder and
Misses Muriel Snyder and Eugenia
llenson spent Sunday in Murphy and
Marble, where Mr. Snyder filled an ap
pointment at the Marble Baptist
church.
Those attending summer school
from here are: Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Cooper, Mrs. W. G. Dillard, Mrs. Kob
ert Fisher, and Mrs. Paul Shepherd.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contuined in a deed of tru-jt
made Joseph Allison to J. C. Cannon,
Trustee, dated the 16t;h day of Juno,
1934, and recorded in Book 116 at
|>age 256 in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Jackson County, X. C.
default having been made in the pay
men't of the notes thereby
secured, and the holder thereof having
directed t.hat the deed of tru:;t. !)>?
foreclosed,
The undersigned Trusts will offer*
for sale at the courthouse door in tin
Town of Sylva, at twelve o'clock
noon, on Thursday, July 18, 1935, and
will sell to the highest bidder for casii
the following described tracts of lam'
in Webster Townwhip, Jackson County
N. C., and fully described as follows*
1. Beginning at a white oak on the to]
of a ridge, corner of No. 24 and run
N 60 W 70 poles to a locust, fthen >.'
8 E. with a conditional line betweer
Thomas Deitz and William Casey 5-:
poles to a stake in the public road
then down with said road 96 poles to
a stake in -James Ashe line, then S. .
10 W. 20 '.pole? to* a p>.st oak, tlhcn
W . 14 j?oIes to a white <nak, then
S. 18 W. 57 poles to the beginning,
containing forty acres -more or Jess.
2. Beginnnirtg at a black oak in the
bank of the road N. of Cowan's house
and 'the line between Casey and Joseph
Allitilon and wife, and runs a south di
rection with then-ad to the Irnc be
tween said Casey" and Lafayetite Cowan
thence an east direction with Cowan's
line to a locust, corner of Cowan,
Casey and Allison, north bank of the
branch, thence a north direction with
Allison's line to the beginning, con
taining one acre more or less, includ
ing all the land owned by said Casey
on the east side of said road.
This the 17th day of June, 1935.
J. C. CAN N OX, Trusti*
(i 20 4ls.
?
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
* r"> (. } ?
Under and by virute of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed uf
trust made by J. M. Lent hei wood and
wife, Mrs. J. M. Leather woo. I, to Dan
K. Moore, Trustee, dated the 13-th
day of February, 1020, and recorded
in li?K>l; 108 at page 214. in the of
Iiee of the Register of Deeds
hick ;o i County, N. C., default having
been made in the payment of the no es
thereby secured and the holder there-!
of having directed that the deed of
.rivt be foreclosed, the- undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale at the
collet house d<H>r ;n the Town of
Sylva, Xorth Carolina, at twelve ?>'
clock Xoon on I'hursday tin* 18lh (lay
of July, 11)35, and will soli to the
highest bidder for cash a certain
lot or parcel of land situated in Dills
bom Town slip, Jackson County, North
Carolina, and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
Beginning 011 a stake on the side
of the Turnpike road now Staff High
way No. 285 from Dill shorn to Fiaiik
lin and runs north twelve :mm1 one
half poles to a stake standing 011 the
brink of ihe bluff near a cherry tre
stump; theiiee south 72 \Y. : ix poles!
to a stake on the brink of !.he bluff,;
thence south twelve and thrtv-l'our.h
poles to a stake on the luink of said
road; then north 72 west six |*>los !:>;
the Beginning, Containing one halfi
acre, being same lot conveyed to J. M. '
Leathenvood by James M. Candler, Jrj
by deed dated the 26th day of Decem
ber, 1918, as recorded in Book 79 at -
page 288 of the Register of Deed ;
office, to which reference is hereby :
made. This property is sold subjrc' jo
all taxes and assessments due against
same.
This the 17th day of .June, 19. '$5.
DAN K. MOOKK, Trustee.
6 20 4ts.
NOTICE TO THRESHERS
The law requires s.hat all persons (
who are to operate threshing machines 1
first obtain thresher's ljcense from the I
Kegister of Deeds. /
Margaret Sherri.ll Roane, Kegider.
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
Under and by virtue of the tax'
list placed in my hands for collection
for the years 11)31, 1932, and 1933,
by the Commissioners of Jackson
County, I will offer for sale and sell,
to the highest bidder for cash, 011
Monday, July I, 1935, at the Court1
House Door in the Town of Sylva, '
at 12 o'clock noon the following de- j
iU.i ?i'd real estate : -
larker's Creek Town&I p .
P. C. Buchanan 167 acres, 1931 tax
aind cost, balance - $12.71
Canada Township
A. L. Owen, 126 aerea 1931 tax and
? l. balance . . $16.13
A. V. Owen, 139 acres, 1931 tax and
cost, balance $13.97
Caney Fork Township
J. E. Norton, 195 acres, 1932 tax aud
cost $108.44
Johu Stephens, 55 acres, 1932 tax and
cost, balance $19.17
Cullowhee Township
John Stephens, 116 acres, 1932 tax
and cost, balance $25.66
Hamburg Township
J. C. Hooper, 54 acres, 1933 tax and
costs, $7.49
River Township
J. E. Norton, 133 acres.1932 tax and
cost $9.83
P. N. Price, 377 aeres, 1932 tax and
costs, $97.95
Savannah Township
Mrs. J. L. Higdon, 12 aerea 1932 tax
and cost, \ $5.67
Sylva Township
L. A. Buchanan 1 lot, 1931 tax and
cost \ $50.19
F. C. Carden 1 lot, 1932 tax and cost
balance j , $12.66
J. G. McC'ure 2 lots, 1931 tax and oost
balance $61.05
E. L. Wilson, 1 lot 1931 tax and coat
s $65.31
TV. E. Reed, 1932 tax and cost, balance
due, $18.69
Southern Railway Co., 22 81-100
iniles of railroad in Scott's Creek,
Sylva, Dillsboro, Barker's Creek and
Quail a Townships, Jackson County,
1933 faxes, balance tax & cost $781.05
J. J MANEY, Tax Collector
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