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?Sington Ponders Effects
; Drought, Politically
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. te cut ciuM u
Hnt sitiutioa !n>li!s|a groat
ipoiiirui ?!> u; im u?*. 'I lu? stoe..
lij i? uiiiH'ii to iv ii-i any at
Iwa u it U-ul in ionf imion
ujma its ?'iin?ioyi'? s. j'lic Am
IfJtraiji'ii ?ii Labor! is bent
eujii.i^ ti l >t? i:l UOlkcl'd Uli
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I iljor Relation*
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iu thi- m'llx i, iijjctib* and
'i iuiluM rii i. .\11 oi ruL
Wasliiii-'i-.a mul ?some Ad
wiuu len<lt'js iuv jittery witli
^ tin1 situation ,'inay gel
^<1 ami .blunge the lierao
Ni'in! |?r?>|*Yi7. J
iHvi.ri.li,\{r. Koo.se
fkain.<-> ijj t||,. .(.Jdii^ oi' (jov.
?Wma.. a \ .u y|rk l(> rilll
?fov-ni..,. W i,i |t. tJUis does
r! a. t:.? will
(! Wk Sl;' ?'ir ?yik<* ^
? In';-i"li'-;-u> in'jich more
? y. hw?-? vclt i-:.^ conceiv
khT 'l !vitK, lU %w York.
f jaiujMiw-j, dcvcijjjp^ iuto a
ri l':"i?or^pus, it is>
llj ^ olh"M r|v? hcje to see
""'?'??i k:*>t '?i- c|??itcd with
;^-V,v York
it;. * !i''*,tl ???!??' a great
J y 1 J uhli
o r. ijir,-,! 0h 3 us
?b\iT'l] fltf l "itcd
?iiarl ht,< ?'+'?>?"?**
?Kwi^r; r^'r,y critv
tf ls"' expected,
.'W*1]'}" an active
in11>J' d('.!in Va,i<J>aign. He
r-' :ufitu(,y tfce
<%l kj ?lHf.Htioii9.He
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r ^naii* 1 ey Hi#h ^
[ 1 uP?n a spiritml
f *a? ? rife
f in So(.r. (, ' ?n ''ft'f 't.si of
rW<l W>k '!I(Val,lce's new
rWiii?''??D('THtu
r ?t> v,vl""h<
r a **i ii i- !'itostantism
hk -u,v ITA"*' Tha<
I '^ik bi?, ;vMc(] to in.
V'^vinp ^ ^ :tIl? cam
1 ^ <Ht the part,
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TODAY and
TOMORROW
MOVIES . . . good?and bad
There is no doubt in my mind that
iii u UMMVil tonu of tile lutoview ha-,
uecu gwjfttiy elevated iti tlio pasit. lew
yeuivi. TUer is u (so 110 doubt tjhn;.
there is room fox improvement.
in tliCLO beliefs 1 am in complete
ijfiwemenU with His Holmes Pius
.vi, Supreme Pontiff of the Roman
Jatholic Church. The Pope's recent
neyelieal letter to all prelate of
.lie church 011 the subject of motion
>u*t|ares is the most comprehensive
md truthful analysis of the vicious
ihiLS -upon immature minds 1 have
jver reud.
The Pope oalis on all bishops to
iiko sibp.j to pass upon all new pic
ares and upon all "right-minded
.h'rsoiLs" to stay away from, and
;eep their families away from film
;Iia| do not pass the church's tests
1 decency and good intluence. As 2
.'rotestaut I applaud this renewed
lloit^ t)i) clean up tire flllms. ,lt seems
o me that every good Christian
uglit to cooperate.
CENSORSHIP ... for tjruth
X have 110 sympntliy with eensor
nip, insofar us it implies .any alRumpi
j uiclaLe wjuit 1 or any othjer aduti
ersoii uia> read or he ir or see. liui
niLii a child is malAire enough t,o
.uve some unucrsf.unding of the worlu
jL reality, 1 am heantly for every
??ifoiV. to prevent his exposure to tyhe
?or.d of unreality.
The child imud c.nnnot, be expected
10 understann l^iuc what it t*jea 01.
i;,e singe or scrcen or reads in novels
.?> not life as it actually is. Instead
?hildren too. ottj.-n get the idea tluu
very body?except tliemselves and
heir immediate circk's?lives lin an
tmosphcrt- ol' gbaTnoj^us jxAiianee and
.erpetually exciting adventure.
J am not at all Pure that, many of
he l*>oks and titans commonly regard
?1 ns good, or axi ieast( littriiiless, do
.ot do more damage tluiu some that
re frankly vicious.
1 ,am more concerned with trnthjtul
c>s in the movies and elsewhere,
imn 1 am wi th what Lfc usually meant
?y "decency."
.ONGUES .... translate J
The Bible t,clls of the '* confusion
>L tiougucsat the building of the
lowcr oi' Bab-El. There would lie
qit.il confusion Jin the Assembly of
iiie League oi Nations at Geneva, it
t were no>i, lor ;m ingenious Yankee
it-vice enabling every member to un
icrstand what any speaker is saying
u any language.
When Hailo Selassie, Ethiopia 'a
x-emperor, addressed the League
he other day in the Amharie tomige,
n'obably no one there could under
Uind a word of it. But on each mem
.ci''s desk ik? a box with earphones
tL'utlicd, and push-H^ttona labeled
v'ith the names of the world's priu
ipal languages. Bock of .the screen
x'hind the speaker .are expert tijans
ators who understand and spe?.k
very known language. They trans
ited int<o n^icropbones while the
Abyssinian King was speaking.
All any member had to do was to
.vas to set litis receiving apparatus
.'or his own tongue, English, French,
I'olish, Chinese or what have you,
md listen to the voice of Ijhe trans
ator who was repeating Haile Selas
sie's wor?ls in t.ho listener's jbwn
tongue.
That, it seems tjo me, is a real
riurapb of modern science. I don't
*110w the name of the engineer who
leased the apparatus, but Edward
A. Filcne, the great Boston merchant,
;>uid 'for it as a contribution toward
setter international understanding.
CHANGES . . . 'always slow
I lead and hoar ubout mWy mar
? olous new things that are going to
be done, but) I notyoe that I usually
!>ave to wait a few years before they
'?anie into reality. I have been wait
??g ten years now for television, bat
<t hasn't goti out of ftjie laboiwtoiy
v<vt. I read of gro.it changes which
"l>plination of cbemisfyy to agricul
ture will make, but I notice fanners
aro still growing !the same old crops.
In the same old way.
I Ihink we Are all inclined Ho talk
ft** mnch about what could be done
and what we intend to do. When it
(Please Turn To 2)
Young Democrats
Headed By Sherrill
Robert Sherill was electel president
of the You nar People's Democratic
dribs of Jackson County, M a meet-'
ing he^d at t he Court House,, last'
night. Mary Aliua Wilson was chosen'
aft viea-president; aud Adam Moses,
secret1, ry-treasurer. |
W*. G. Dyers, Clerk of the Superior
Co u it of 1 lny wood Couirty, was the
ljueat speaker. j
Two cars of young democrats from
this county" will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Greensboro to attend the
State Couvention <>f Young Demo
crats. ?' ,
QUALIiA '
(By Mrs. J. 1C TerreM)
We are grateful to the! "good All
Father" 1W tlie rroent refreshing
showers.
Sever,'.! Qualia folks attended tho
funeral of Louise QUi^tt at Bryson
v^.ty, 'Sunday wfternoon. She was the
eleven years old daughter of Mr. Hu
bert Quio:.t. SI.o live<i with her grand
.axentu, Mr. and Mils. K. L. Hyatt,
-ince tlie deaih of her mother. !
Born, to Mr. .and Mrs. Howard Tur
pin on June 22, a daughter, Carolyn
Toim.
Mr. and Airs. Trov G unit or have
moved to Idaho.
A Sunday School was organized At
Worley 's Chapel, Sunday. 1
Mi;i. M. L. bbiuton Iuls retiurned
holne after ? visit \*ith relatives on
hn'p Cict:k. '
Mrs. J. C. Johnson spent Sunday
.?i?h relatives at BeWu
Mrs.Caries Edwards and daughter,
fum*, uf WhitesidtVisited Mrs. Alviu
id wards anb MM. H. G. Martin.
Mr. S. P. Hyatt and family are
jvnding I lie week at Rev. J. L. Hy
t*s. ?
Mr. Clifton C4>p of Sylv* was a
Qualla visitor, Sunday. _ , i
Mr. and Mrs. Jfto.^?ftoi^lLr. ?mi
.Vlrs. Don Cogdil'i and Mr. and Mra.
Vinson Jenkins, o? Whittier, called
tt Mr. R. F. Hall's.
"Mrs. CI rover Noland and Mis. Ce-.
VI No'.md of Beaslev, S. C. visited
.Mrs. J. II. Mcsser.
Mrs. J. G. Hooper galled on
^usan Keener.
Mrs. R u Pus Johnson .and children
ilf Fj'a and Mr. and Mrs. Dock Sny
der visited at Mr. D. M. Sbuler's,
Sunday.
CLUB SPONSORS SHOW
Tl.e Beta Home Demonstration
riub is sponsoring an appeaiunce of
Monroe Brothers and Byron Parker,
radio broadcasters of Greenville, 3.
C., in a program at the Syfrva Graded
school auditorium, next Thursday
lisrhfc at 8:00 o'clock. ]
Sunday Is Methodist
Home Coming Day
Next Sunday, July 19, will be home
coining day at the Sylva Methodist
church..
F>r several weeks committees and
the pastor, Rev. T. R. Wolfe, have
br<>n m:ikii'7 plans for the event and
liters of invitation have gone out'
to all 'former pastoiw, members aud
affiliates with whom they could get in
touch.
All member* of tlie church and all
tiic people of the community who af
fiiliaic with il, and their friends are
in\!It;Ml to bring b.uskcU ?cif lunch and
c-omo t'i the church, Sunday.
In addition to, ih? regular Sunday
School and prcaefcing services, an in-1
toret ulng program !-:is oeen arranged.
The Pr*!aiding Elder, Kev. W. A. Rol
lins, will preach at the 11 o'oolck j
service.
A feature of the d/iy will be the pre
Siiit j.t(ion to the ti*Ustoes or a deed ?
lo the parsonage, which has xeeently
l:een redemed from a mortgage eom-.
pany.
TWO INDICTED IN DEATH
CASE OF WILEY CONNOR
A true bill charging Will Harris
nnd irjeorgc Hampton with murder in
tin lirst degree for the alleged slay
ing of Wiley Connor, a few weeks
>, was returned in Haywiood Su-?
p?nor Court, Tuesday, by a grand
jury. I
Cuiinor was shot to death near
Balsam, just across the line in Hay
wood county, on a 'Sunday morn
ing, ta4t April. Harris is alleged to
have dosm the shotting with Hamp
ton'e |*b>tol.
It is stated that f Jonnor was a W. j
P. A. #brker on a project on Plott |
Creek, of which 'Harris was foreman;
that Conacft on not receiving his pay j
aceusNed Harris of ^having made
away with it; that Harris, Ilamp- (
ton and a man named ilcOope pro
ceeded to Harris* home; and that if- j
tsr an exchange of words about the
cheek, Harris fired four times upon
Connqr, killing him instantly'.
MRS. HUGH RRYSON PASSES
Mrs. Hugh Brysou died last Thtors
dav at her home at Cullowhee, after j
i long illness.
. I
Mrs. Bryson is survived by her hus
band; by one brother, Mack Pressley,
two sisters, Mrs. Han^son Adiams
anl Mijs, Sam Pox, all of Speedwell,
and by other relatives and friends.
Funeral and interment were at
Speedwell, Friday Afternoon, with
K*v. Fred Forester and Rev. C. G.
H( fi ner conducting the services.
County Schools Will Open
August 3--T eachers Chosen
Methodist Youth
Of Two Counties
To Form Union
The young )joople of the Met hex!
ist cli lire lies oi' Jackson ami Swain
counties will meet in tUe Methodist
church hero tonight at 8 o'clock to
Oitgauize a Young People's union.
Lach Eyntt, of Wayiu-^fUe, di
rector of' young people 's work iu the
vVayucsvilla district, will preside.
Presiding Elder W. A. Roiims will
: pL-ak.
Prcachers from Jhe several church
?vs represented aif expected to be
prdscuL Rev. E. C. Price of Webster
will load devotional exercises.
Refreshments will be served by Ahe
S>lva Ep worth League, and games
and other pocial .activities will be en
joyed.
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLINIC
Tho regular monthly Crippled
Children's Clinic for the counties ?f
Jackson,Macon,Sw.ain,Graham, Chero
kee and Clay will be held in the
High Scliool building in Bryson City
on Saturday, July 18 beginning at 9:
30 P. M.
AJ :i crippled children .and adults
arc invited to attend this cKnie for
examination. Dr. John T. Saunders,
of Asheville, is the examining phy
sician'. Mr. Simon P. Davis of Bryson
City, is the chairman ojf the Clinic
Committee. Others serving with Mr.
Davis on the committee .are W. C.
Morgan an^ Dr Geo. M. Leiby. Mrs.
H. C. Hait is the secretary.
] Mr. J. H. Clippard, Assistant State
! Vocational Rehabilitation Supervisor
wTii attend the clinic, as well afa Mrs.
*ppelt, of the North Carolina Crip
pled Children's Commission.
Further information may bo obtain
ed from Mr. Davis or other members
of his committee, from Mrs. Hart, or
from any member of the Rotary Club
of Sylva, Franklin, Bryson City or
Andrews, or of the Lions Club of
Murphy.
REVIVAL AT BETA
Revival services are being conduct
ed at Scott's Creek Baptist church
by the pastor, Rev. R. C. Sheann.
Dan Cook of Webster is directing the.
irfusie.
The services are at 10:30 each
morning and at 8:00 each evening.
The public Is cordially invited to
all these sertfiees.
The schools of Jackson County
mtb 1be exCfT>tion of Sylva, Dilfc'
'?>ro and C?llowhee schools, will op
on lor thus, fall term on August 3 it
J ?s nnuoiiiictHi ?t tho of Cou'nh
M. H. Aiarfi**, The
lf WUsWo IU1(I Svlya
srh;>"^ wi? on August 31. '
"k* l<n<''u-jv meeting ?f the
y? jtr will Ih> lie Id iu Sylva on July 31.
1140 l!st ^ principals a)K| ,,.ad?.IS
??or the jcai- iia3 Own completed ?
,;SiMA toiitl: F. L Watson, Airs,
vbcswr Seo?, Edith Buchanan, Alai
U- -M'lhir, Airs. Kichurd Patrick
JU- ,SllUou> ??*? Allison, Louise Hen'
Leonaru Hull. A commercial
-taciier to 1m: selectel.
S*LVA tilCAUED; F. All Craw
'*)ld' aVixb- *'? Freeze, Airs. Alar
Hughes, Sehna B. AUddlcton,
Jaayuie Lung, Leah Nichols, Airs, oi
^ Aloore, Ruse Garrett, Airs. Emily
-Uvrtle Heiisui Bertha
Cunningham.
DfUUSBOHO: AUuk, liry*o,i, il?
Sutlon; .M]>. Virginia l'iuj
?ion 'feirell, Louise Alason.
DIX CREEK: Mrs. 0. E. Alauteith
BARKER'S CHEEK; Coma T1
MAwiord, Evelyn Slierrijl.
BETA: W. V. Cope, Ruth Gilley
amitii, ilicitj, Wilson; Mrs. W tj
Oiilard.
CULLO WllEE: C. A. Hoyle, Win
JUU hooper, Kenneth L. Wood, Cor
uelia Mines, Fannie Goodman, Win
ue A,1W} -Pulpily, Sudie Cox, JSdytke
tt/tlker, Lucy black, Trme Jenkins,
-?irs. VV. A. Coward.
?-acy Black.
WAUSUUTTA: Hatue Lw, W
-i L CiviiStilGEE: J. E. Brown, JUrs
i-iiez 1'otjs \\ aciiob.
East LAPOR'lE; a. c. jbillard,
decora Holden, Wihiia Wike, Gcr
ti'uiic Fisher.
JOHN'S CREEK; John Cmwioed,
iJawe C. Sutton, JLenoir Nicholgou,
Janif- Hooper, ALurgunte Green.
VIEW. POINT; Alvin Fullhrigbi,
.tfra. I>Aiisc Cagle, Airs. Hazel Hoop
er Lewi*.
^?Aic: Airs. Sttila lirysou, Frankjc
Buchanan.
LAS J. FukK: Kosooe Higdon, Ali'i
Ruth Buchanan Roper.
&LON lilL: Airs, Deinerriea Cowan
Jora Painter.
W1LA10T: Irene Raby, Geneva lur
i?iu, Airs. Harriett Jenkins. <\
OLIVET: Buren Terrell, Clem Coir
dill.
QCALLA: (J, C. Cooper, Lucy Al.
Hail, Jennie Cathey.
ADD1E: Jometa Higdon," Ximt no
Mcisler, Louise Arlington.
BALSA.M: Airs. Sara Bryson, Bei
dc Alma Lhlls, Kutkerine AlcLain.
\MLLETS; S. J. Phillips, Rhod.i
? 'o|?c, Beinita Sutton
W EBSTER: Paul Buchanan, Mrs.
l-ouise B. Davis, B. C. Wilson, Adam
C. Aloses, Hannah Cowan, Arniip Lou
^e Aladison, Mrs. Pearl Madison, Em
ma Tatham, Aln?. Alary B. Cowan,
Margaret Alorgan.
GREEN'S CREEK: Hoyle Deite,
Airs. PHhel T. Collins
DOUBLE SPRINGS: Mrs. Ruby S.
Aloody.
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cAdded Jwrter ? fcy A-B
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YELLOW MOUNTAIN :EliM Mon
leith.
CASHIER'S: David Pruett, Mi*,
vlnud Cooper Ensley, Arline Fowler.
PLEASANT GROVE :Marie Moody
ROCK BRIDGE: Edith Cowan.
GLENVILLE: P. S. Griffin L. L.
Shaver, Willa Mae Dille, Reha Tay
lor, S. P. Hyatt, Mrs. Daisy 8. Hol
den, Mrs. Gertie Moes, Edith Alley,
Lueile Long, Clara MeGuire, Sarah
Belle Hooper.
BALSAM GROVE: T. P. Middle
ton, Opal Lee PhillipB.
ROCKY HOLLOW: D. M. Hooper,
Kathleen Fullhiight.
OAK RIDGE: Effie Matthews.
SOLS CREEK: Mrs. 'Loej M.
Brown.
WOLF CREEK: John Will Hooper
CHARLEY'S CREEK: Mr?. Ruth
S. Brown.
CANE CREEK: Mrs. Hazel Hen
900.
COI/)RED CONSOLIDATED :John
H. Davis. Ralph Davis, Marion How
ell, Birdell Davie.
AGED WOMAN VISITS HBBB
Mrs. Sarah Hooper of Big Ridg%
i is visiting her daughter, Mm
Kitob^n and other T*latli
I Hooper is 93 of ???*