HH A TXAft 9 ABVAJTOE OUTBtDB TBB O0U1TYY
'olitics Holds Washington
r? Nation's Spotlight
. h--Nou' tJvat the
have had tune to
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rsr "??' tall-vhw ot
??w?fol
*Zi outlook i? jwiMe.,
>&L ?? which (WH
^ !: i? ajrivcuu'iit, whalevcr
***' ,v in is tUat the
i)w,uK!rfuc
*. .i, >n t iVw weeks agqfAny
'W*1 fr
,iii as maisct-i Mow
iftbc'lu- aiul the Outs^ the
r!?of the Outs -oitiiiN'?" appear
^lile tfc d?"*? of .th* lu*
L' in ?* a,u :l* ,,ertiUI1' ?.
LifofGov. U a united
\ Jb.' on,'y .iarriiijjf vlomeut is
Si',m1or ll<lrafc
.ii.*'" ,;,ko
p^iiiii u'" against Gov.
t!.a! wvi!!?! another jjiftt
,\iiv. liimw.n-. rxpiM-t-v liiia to
^ The ironi Mal'O has
ntis?iii:ain,,?l W- party regular
po^!outi:il \?ars, even *hr,n
. h,!i' !???:?ft?*?1 iii hisi fcilp
(,!? J?tiu?Hf: l i>* si<le there is
iictn ihf i>!<i-^"uaril Democrat*
*A?re:.t> ?i the New Deal,
it iiLii srow tU i'jKT it any
gfitcii t?ue trout Ai
vLt> iuU" J'.*.' l'* ?? luk?M ^
u u-i using to" jpar
Ijt, l!l CW'Ulllli.i't a?"ilVlllt'a H'lL
ijtfUjj, ?-ulir? lv :i MUprv*l? in
iuiiir. tiiass" impuiit ouu>pok
JtlflUi.-t?t ' i.i' Ni.'V? Ut*?U.
kkt uawr wiueh may plact;
kijui :i0uiiim .Mr. K^uslyoU is
* luibu l'u.t.v, l.caiUU by Kep
ittiu' u'uiJlc. i his movement i?
Iji.i'u iciLvfiia
lolitn.J aUudcnls are coiujeu- J.
to! :d tiw u- ell'tnt upon iry
tig'ih- U iii possible etfeet.
W. ti.du (Mitral! it. plUillisOi to
i to a vi,,,'j i tom t lu- DemocHatic
t. ihii u v.;ii ial.c t'lxAa 'thej
?iai'lii.
* :.!i ,?t Liif-sO lilaad'.'Uii
ihiicui. !.,? ti. jij.M rutic Part}
!>? incalculable
fcbJiU''. \ -ii; i vuluc. One i
fCtLit 4I1V i>;trt;. in jK>\ver a
-i;!.! 4.1 the party t.hat
T??m!);v! in. Aj^' I the oth<^r i-v
j>;r.^?:iality ?>i* Pj:cs;. ?
i!k?s?u!i. 'j
i J
?WUt' luvoruo topics o*f puliti
^>Mti-;a i? il.,. rcvcisal ot- the
^'ii l?nii('!;)!i.> 01 thf two ,ma
P-r-v.\ By i:- and, the
?X* of it; tho! Ko
-?Parly i;;i iM ? i,nu: thf advo
s^ato-' riijlrjs. while byj the
"?'fii t'.p DinKnT.uic Party has
^ Wimniit..,! u? a governaient
at Washington.
?*^!"'ii bji,| coi-iparison. ol
**? party til.-it UM'ins on tlvc ma
;,n. w|,| ;,w
?l,in' I'li'M' aw! iigrieujltur
?""'c, show dift'oronces mainlv
?*> n:Vn principle.
L I'latfortn, for ex
^Pts th- system of Federal
^ "Mati-x |0r poiisions foif the
sv' ' a"'' <''l^?ril only -from
niji J!. 7*' U1 in propfieis^
purpose by n
^7'i '/ '^riluited. T^s is
v ' a> foreshadowing (a fcl
Pher 01 social Jiecur
r1^, in/.''t'1L' ')l'm(H,ratic
ktta t,l,: ^'publican
[ m Ur^ thp ,>1<l ag? inBur
Kas i' '>rt-X|,K'ut insurance
w,t of cqnlsid
^ ai;J r.rm J,r?1)orllon of wage
0f ? ,S('S 11 ^'vision of
LU ^"'"nstration. \
4
Hlorn to tt .''H,s's to letnrn
J* h,\n , f! II,,livi<1?tal !?taieB
^'itv't/. ,0U rnme,d ftonfin
m?^y t0
S, ^ finance theiri?r?licf
tSu ?f*'"
H f'n a National prohIe,n? to
* ' Ht prevail
*? ftrtluT
twilutics *a1 than!"t| th'
pla^orm l,an?T- The
^ Paid fj jCne' similar
applyin? soil
I AGED WEBSTER MAN PASSES
| Posey Stillwolfy 88 year old citizen
of Webster township, died at his
home i&st Friday.
Funeral services were conducted at
Webster Baptist church by Rev. W.
N. Cook and Rev. T. F. Deitz. Inter
ment was in tin; Stillwell cemetery.
Active pall beartrs were Geo. Rog
ers, Coy Rogers, Dennis Higdon, Mar
shull Buchanan, Ernest Lewis, and
Claud Morgan. Honorary, J. A.
Stil well, W. A. Stillwell, W. T. Bu
chana n, W. C. Cagle, L. D. Cowan,
G. W. McConnell, W. T. Queen R. L.
Madison and Roy Cowan.
Mr. Stillwell, a native of this coun
ty, spent his life here, us a useful cit
izen. He is survivtd by on,e son, A.
It. Stillwell, by three daughters, Mrs.
Emma Calhoun, Ashcville, Mrs. Lula
lus iey, Cedro Wooly, Washington,
nid Mrs. Docia Buchanan, of Web
ster, and by a large number of other
relatives and friends.
QUALLA
(By Mrs. J. K. Terrell)
There was no preaching at Qu/illa
>uuday morning, on account of the
Mineral of Mr. Carl Elliott at Whit
tier.
Mrs. Thos. Shvtle of Brvson Citv,
? t > /
i-ho was buried at Union Hill, Thurs
lav, was formerly Miss Dovic Green
t' QualL'i,
B>rn? June 30th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Edwards, a daughter, Lois
Louise.
There was a family reunion at the
lume of Mr. and Mrs. .J. C. John
son, Sunday.
Several farmers met with the coun
fcy agentl, Mondjay tnoming, to discuss
farm iator?wts in the QroHu section
Miss fiu^an Keener, who hns been
?peHdfngf several weeks inl Bvrson
'ity, has returned home. She is seri
ously ill.
Mrs. Grover Smith and children of
Macon arc visiting licrr pnrents, Mr.
?nd Mrs. Clark Gass.
Messrs Cad and Fred Henry of D? -
.roit, Mrs. Mnrie Painter n?d Mrs.
Norma L<'c ("ogdill ot' Svlva, visited
.hi'ir uncle, Mr. ,7. C. Johnson.
Mr. W. E. Bird of Cu'lowhcc called
t Mr. T. W. McLaughlin's.
Mis. Howard Turbin called on Mrs.
r. V. Hall.
MesdamesMary Martin, Lucy Hall,
Lila Green and Kannie Oooper Galled
m Mrs. J. C. Johnson . ; .
Mrs. Zinia Guiitcr, of California, is
>isiting at Mr. Geo. Gunter's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Terrell of Ashe
ille, and Miss Ssdie Queen and Miss
iertlm CunnwigLinm of Sylva, visited
it Mr. H. G. Bird's.
Mr. and Mrs, Thad Beck move<l to,
Sinokemont, last week.
Mrs. II. G. Ferguson and Mrs. J. K.
i'crrell called on Mrs. P. n .Fergu
>011.
Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Hipps of
Jan Lon spent the 4th with Qtfalla
relatives. i
Mesdamcs Golman Kinsland, D. C.
luglies and Ted Kins tend gave a
? housekeeping shower on July lBt for
Mrs. Edna Hoyle Beck. Many Qualla
ladies were present. Refreshments
were served by the h-usbesscs.
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conservation methods, and the second
designed to enable [farmers to export
products for whatever price they will
bring. The Democrat s promise the
??ontinuatkm of the present soil con
servation bounty, but propose price
lixing loans on certain commodities.
When all is said and done, how
ever, the issue of the election next
November will hinge much less upon
precisely what each party promises
to do ;md huiv it proposes to dk> it in
detail, tlian upon the broad question
of whether the voterfe of the United
States want to conjtraljze power in
Walshington or to reaffirm the powers
?if tre individual states.
Involved in thait, of course, is the
question^ of governmental expendi
tures and Federal taxation, on which
a large part of the Republican flght
is Expected to be waged.
And overtojiping all of tfhese ques
tions will be, as in every presidential
election, the personalities of the can
.didates, or rather the voting public's
interpretation of their personalitits,
as these will be revealed and present
ed to tfaiesn in the course of the eam
pwga.
TWO ARE HELD ON
MORDER CHARGE
Carl Elliott^ 2?, of Whiter is dead
and Jim Griffin and his son,Jeff Grif
fin, 17, (are being held witthout bail,
us a it-suit ul' an affray, aM Whit tier,
about ten o'clock, last Friday night.
Lliiott, a -sou i>i" IVirley Elliott;,
oi' W lii i. V er, received slashes from a
knife, on tjhe throat and neck, /und a
blow on tfcie back of his head.
Sheriff C. C. .Mason, Serge/nit W.
\V. Stone, of idle Strife Highway pa
trol, and Deputy Sheriff Homer Tur
pi n /urrested the hwo (Jriifius at hone;
on (he old Shoal ("rock Koad, at fym*
o'clock, Sunday morning. They were
j!.i bed iilj the ijl ne, ,?nd it is stated
that (heir clalLiiig was bloody.
'1 lu? -fatal ,'ijTray oeeurred in front
ol ,JI>liii K??vis' tilling station in the
business seeljon of Wliittier, on (lie
Jackson county side of ^he line.
A coiotwr's jury, ^summoned for an
inquest by Ceroaor 0. W. Dills, found
that young Elliotjt came to his death
from knife wounds at the haiids of
Jim Griftlu and a blow on the head
by a beer bottle, indicted by Jeff
Griffin, and ordered the Griffins, fath
or and son heil for action at the
October term of superior eoutrt.
Wi{ness(? examined at the in
inofct were .''dm R.evis, Bruno Bnv
gin, Olyde Con le v, Croff Smith and
Di*. Kirshbeiw.
Punenl services for young Elliott'
were held Sunday.
The Griffins lived in Syhia, in th?*
Lave Cove section, until about a year
;go, when they moved to Qnalla.
BETA
(By Mrs. W. G. Dilfcrd )
Mr. :ind Mm. I. N. Curry of Lynch
mer, Va. have beeu visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ed C'.irry. v
?inrv Uru*1. Ayeir* Orangeburg,
S. C.t is visiting Mifc. D. L. Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean 1\ainifcer and
kuig'iter. of Marion are visiting Mr.
uul Mrs. D. L Bryscsi and other rel
utivv.s.
Miss Klva II.rm, Messrs Veivav
itced, Lyie Ensle\, and Ed-Curry
.pent Friday and Saturday at Ridge
atti'iidl-g t.he B. Y. P. U. Con
. iMijiO.'t.
Misses .J-aaette and Pansy Dillard
ait! spending a few weeks in Durham,
Chapel Hill, and Hillsboro.
Mr, Grady Harris, of Durham, is
v'ivitAig home folks.
Mr, and Mrs. Everette Harris and'
Mrs. Katherne Harris visited at> Cop- J
j>cr Hill and Chattanooga, Teun., last j
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parris and small
daughters of A she vi ^le are visiting
relatives here.
Misses Nannie and Audrey Fisher
returned from Asheville, Friday.
COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEETING
The Jackson County Sunday School
Convention wili he held in te WeEley
anna Methodist church, next Wed
ndulay, July 15. This is the annual
County Sunday School, Ounventiou,
V
and is especially designed for all who
are interested in the Sunday Schools
of all dejl'>nii:aa'lioi:s. The progratoi is
hollows:
)
'j Morning Session
Dan G. Bryson, Presiding
9:40 Song Service?By choir
10:00 Devotions: "The I'ower-Fill
?*| Church" (Acts 2:1-4)?Rew
K. C. l'rict*
10:10 Address: "The New Church
.Church .and Its Message
Frank J. Watson, Salisbury
10:30 Special Music?By choir
10:30 Discussion Groups:
| Problems' *?Rev. Shu
lord Peeler, Salisbury
uThe Church und Its
Teaching Task"?Frank
?J. Wiitson
11:20 "Re-assemb'e - 1
Hus' ucss?Attendance?
11:30 Address "The Mission o?
the Church is our Day",
r?Rev. Simford Peeler j
Offering for Sunday School
Cause . ,
12:15 Hymn?Benedict ion
T.LLOWSHIP DINNER ? ALL
BRING BASKETS
Aftsrnoca Session
, Dan '3. Bi^sou, Presiding ,
1:45 Song service i
2:00 Devotimns: "The Church
Then and Now"?Acts
I 2:41-27?Rev.T. F. Deitz
2:10 Discussion Groups: |
v 1. "Wx>rk of Children's Di-,
?/ vision' '?Rev,Fred For-,
ik & v^r- !
- '2the Young Pco
: pie's Division? Frank
J. Watison. !
3. Elements of a Successful
Church School Pro
gram' Rev. Shuford
Peeler
2:46 Rcasscmbb.
Special :fi>ie? Various
Churc: s-rDirfCV' by
?2:45 Addres-v. "Making The
Chnrcii A School i ft
Chris1" ;'! Living- Rev-,
O. G. jl?fucr.
3:15 Hymn?B:' sin ess
3:30 Benediction.
Dan, Bryson, Sylva, President.
Sue Allison, Sylva, Secretary. ,
~~ Born"to Mr. and Mtp. Bxul Pannel,
u daughter, Saturday, July 4.
Mr. Carey Reed Snyder is spending
iveck at Ridgecrest.
Master Glen Freeman spent last
tveek with relatives at Whititier.
cAnother Savage Outbreak ? by A-B- Chapin
-i...
Western North Carolina
Counties Nominate Hoey
MASSIE HEADS COUNTY
! COMMERCE CHAMBER
T. X. M]as3ie, oi the Massie Furni
ture Company, was elected president
of tl.e Jackson County Cramber of
Commiret, ;tf a meeting, held Tues
day night. S. C. Cogdill was? elected
vice-president* Ben J. S^uan, seere
.lu v, ajid W. J. Fisher, trcasuJrter.
I .
"TJ-.ti hodv will meet on Lhe first
% J
ml \ lii.nl Friday nights in each
Month.
YOUNG MAN DIES HERE
Rev., W. ('. K-ecd conducted funei"d
.servitors IV.r Carl Bungartier, 31 yen
i.Kl son ?it" Mr. and .Mi's. Estes Bum
giirm r, who died in the Community
after a long illi;e--fe, at L,o\\?
dnle Baptist church, last. Tuesday r i
icnivon.
B-.sides his j;vther .o-d moUterj In
is survived by tfcrec brothers, Earl
Bumgarncr of Washington, and Hor
ace .and Albert Bumgarnu of Sylva,
'.>?id one ?ister, Mrs. Hal Susley also
cf Syiva.
BALSAM
(By Mi's. D. T. Knight)
Balssnn was visited by a severe]
-mill, hail and wind storm, Sunday
PjM. It began little past 1 o'clock
and hail I'elM'or about forty- iuinutc3.
Some of th?> crops were washed away,
ojhers blown down, and some were j
beaten lo piecds by the hail. Many
roofs of houses were greatly damaged
The lut.il varied in size from small to
?ilita size of a guinea egg. The ground
was covered."
The Fourtjh and the election passed
oft* without tany accidents. There were
a great; many guests at both hdltels,
who seemed to l>e eujoying them
selves. Dr. Klock 's .and Mr. Gexvge
KnightV. display of fireworks at Bf.
Kl ock's cabin that night also afford
ed much enjoyment.
Master Joe Peny of Oklahoma
visiting Ins gruut'nioili r. Mrs. IVLabei
Perry.
Mr. Bill Oi?'3slor of Newark, N. J.
arrived Monday He is 'wing a very
attractive Lome bm'-t here.
Mr. J W. P??rter vent Sylv-i,
Monday.
Dr. and T.yle Tappau and son,
Earl, .arrived Ifcsti wefck from Cicin
rati to \ isit her mother, Mrs. -Mag
gie Lindacy, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Middieton and
son, Harry, are visitjng their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. John McCall, at
('ittiio, iliis week.
Mrs. W. S. Christy has reformed
frail a visit with her son .and daugh
ter-iii-'aw, Mr. and Mrs. Hesry Chris
ty, in Fivuiklin.
Complete unotticial ti-fu i m k Iruiu
the entire State, iii last Saijurday's
primary, gave Clyde H. Hoey a ma
jority ?i O.J,!(34, lor (ioveruor, over
Dr. iiaiph .UrDoiialJ. 'Ihe vot^: was!
lloey 2o6.SU; .McDonald 212,879.
For Lieitljeiuuit Governor W, P.
Horton dfleated J la ul Gradv with
217,G52 to 206,751.
1 had kuro deleafced Secretary of
SLnte Stawy Wade hy 233,751 to
i92,082.
The mountain conn tie* gave 1
i majority ..I 49.52?, which add.il to
ins vote in his home eouiily of CleVi
wnd, nominated him. The m>t o/
.pI- State1 would have given the noin
? ml ion I o MrDonaid.
?lacksoi cotiulv, \>\ the olticial tah
ita'jion, i>j????** Hoey a majority ot
The mii* he iv was: llcey 2771;
?iirOoital-i 27f>. Hortpn 2822; Cindy
M. Km* 1889; Wade 1021.
tan Voj-o By Precincts
barkers Creek: lloey 93; McDoa
ild 3
Canada: lloey 76; McDonald 1.
C-iney Fork; Aoey 233; McDonald
0.
Cai.hier's Valle; ?: ?JJoey 90; Mc
Donald 12.
Cullowhee: Hoey 391; McDonald 21
Di dsborf-: Hoey 139; McDonald 29
Green's Creek: Hoey 79; McDon
ald 13.
Hamburg: H?**.y 130; McDonald 16
Mountain: Hoey 44; McDonald 1
Qualla: Hoey 221; McDonald 14.
River: Hcey 79; McDonald 13.
East J-iPorte: Hoey 41; McDonald
12.
Savannah: Hoey 232; McDonald 19
Addic: Hoey 75; McDonald 10.
Willeaa: lloey 73; McDonald 13.
Bakun: Hoey 78; MoDonaH 7.
Svlva, South Ward: Hoey 356;
MfDonald 37. ? . .? ?
?vlva, North
nllBi.OT St. .,~33=SHWWH
Wetelor: Hoey 146; McDonald 16
CHURCH OF GOD REVIVAL
If? riv.vl services are in progioas at
he Church oL' God at) Oullowhae. Lay
Atkuis, who was l'or 30 years a Bip
?,H. minister, is preaching each even
am- ;ii 8 o'clock. Everybody is invited
in the services.
A camp Meriting willt start tficrc
->u Angus), Fifth and will continue
H i
I ivr Irii naVH.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
St. David's church, Gullowhee.
Kev. Ceo. Lemuel Granger, Rector.
Sunday service: 4 P. M., Evening
prayer and sermon.
All most cordially invited to this
service.
Mr. .J. W. Porter of Hypoloxo^P'.n.,
and Bakam arrived Monday.
Mi.-s Bcttie Kenney and MiM Ruth
Warren have returned from Norfolk,
Va., accompanied by Mr. Jufcius Ken
ney, of the IJnited States Navy, who
is *taii?ui'<l there.
IJatsam Mountain Spring; Hot<d
?|M'ii Jyrtui'day. Messrs J. C. Stylos
Hiid J'!. J I. Knight, lessees, who have
!iad much experience in. the ?hotel bn
tiucss, are looking forward to a guod
..caaun. The hotel has been thorough
ly remivatc-d aid many improvements
made
Mr.>. ,1. If Rork and eon, M4 B?b
rt ifork, of Paducah, Ky., arrived
ritursday and ure occupying thoi*
tuinrner !;?-??:ie neiv. They have us
ilnrir tc.HAMs, Mrs. Ennna Arnold and
?m, -Mr. Ma icon > .irnoid, of Mem
?his, Tenn,
3Lr. h'r.uik Aah and family and
Mrs. Manuel Ashe and her sister at
tended the 1'uneraL of their relative
Mr. Fayette Ashe, near Sylva, Tues
day
The following liave arrived to
spend the vitamer in their respective
cotlTgws: Dr. ('?. A. Klock and family,
Mr. Hipp and 'family and Mr. J. S.
Seed and family, of Dayton* Beach,
Ha., Mrs. A. D. Lewis of Loukville,
Ky., and Mr. Oze Horton and his
mother, from Atlanta.
Miss Dorothy Bryson is visiting
hor unch* and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Christy, in AshevAlle.
Mr. Kroncborg of Columbia, S. C.
i.j among the recent arrivals at Bal
sam Lodge.
Mtts Thomas E. Duke of Philadel
phia is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Knigbt.
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