fecial and ll
personal j
ft*14?? in AfJauta, or
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. ^atrico J'P'ki'f, oi Poaoh
7J. yititing Mm Evelyn Oibso.i
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& C. Ctr'M. Mihia Ward,
I fifoc Quet'ii nw'o a business trip
l atroif, list rffek. j
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iot Uherr.vi
j. ind Miss TilhV Boss, of Liu '
Jon l'1'"' th's week.
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jlfO'Dell I'm.khcHd of Chester,
[ g Will arriik, the last of the)
jt'for u visit n th friends.
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T. C. Hrysoa, who has been
_ ![f u|, was ,'n (own today, fo?
f (i^t (ink1 i? i r?l mouths.
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, iir. Lt'oimnni .Allen spoilt last
Lkend in Mmpl.y with Mrs. All
' ,|.i is H tc.M hi i in the Murphy
Ivoh. !
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J)(r. and -Mr>. Fred Honry anil
Lj*w have rjlarnod from a visit
,1k llt'iirv'i -.stir, Mix Bind, .n
Point.
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Jl'K Irtliii" button an! ho,
Lli.f, Mrs. Briiiii".", aro iioro. 'I'njtr.
tlin, for a ?js'* to ivlutivos nn.l
hwK
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IVr. :nd .V:II. S. Inrrv of
rJ.'iMpIiW. P,y , a iv sp, ?idi t|
[jHi'nynth Mix. Parry's mother
!>. Dora Collik .
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|l]r. I'fflliPiii W. (iriiwlstntr, o?
ps?, Xew Hampshire, will arrivo,
Kjnlay ?r Snn.hy, for a visit ;0
ij'ivfs nml iriojids horo.
Hiat ft* Hifdon, who ^Mh? &
the High. School ut Murphy, will
Spend the week <n<j hero, with her
parenta, Mr. and Mis. J. S. Higdon.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Yonally, whn
have been guests of Mra. Yonally'?
parents, Mr, and W;ft. B. R. Morgan
hnvo returned :o Aeir home in Ta
vares, Fla.
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Mr. Bob Brown, of Henderson
ville, who has entered Western Car
olina Teachers College, has accept* <1
u position as niqhl clerk at the Ca*'
olina HoteL
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Rov. L. B. Hayes,of Charlotte, woh
here this week. Mr. Hayea was, u
few years ago, Piesiding Elder cf
the Waynesville Diatrist, Metfoodisi
Epiahopal Church, South.
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Mr. Burdh Allison, wjho is a mem
ber of the faculty n{ the Hall Creek
High School, in Cutawba county, is
here, during thio nix weeks' vacation,
to enable the students to aid their
parents, in picking cotton.
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Wil
son Smith, in Calcutta, India, oit
September 21, a son, John Wilson
Smith, Jr. Mrs. Smith is the fomusr
Miss Mary Candor, of Sylva.
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Dr. O. K. Richardson of 'Sparta,
has nccopted 8 position art pro
scriptionist Rt Cho Sylva Pharmacy.
Dr. Richardson was here, a ft*'*
years ago, in thv> sunie capacity. M r*.
Richardson and tlM*ir young son wiD
.join him hero *<n the near future.
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
OP THEIR DAUGHTER
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Mr. mid Mrs. David M. Hall lijio
jiimounccnl the ?*iigageuif?t and aj?
proachiuff marring of their daugu
lor, Margaret, o Chnrles Norman
Do wile, of Franklin. Miss Hall n
the granddaughter of the lato Judc**
and lbs. Fred Moore, off Aahev.lle
She attended the "Woman's CoKle<,-o
of the University of North Carolina,
and is a graduate of King's BudincV*
College, of Oreo itboro.
Mr. Dawdle a aon of Mr. and Mrs*
Hark Dowdle, ot' Franklin, receive !
hia education m the University of
North Carolinu nu.l the Universi y
of Georgia. He is a member of Pi
Kappa Phi fratirnity and is at pres
ent associated w th his lather in the
wholesale grocery business
Tho wxxkling will he an interesting
event of the late i all.
CHILD FALLS FROM OAR
'Lambert Hoope-, littl? son of Mr
and Mrs. Fred J* Hooper, was pa r
fully, though n?n seriously injurei1,
when he foil for. the buck of Ins
father's autom d'? near the Tuck a
seigee school.
HONORS DAUGHTER WITH
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mra. .T. II. W !fon enter!nin*l
with a dinner party Monday, e: l? -
brating the birthday anniversary 01'
!her daughter, MarlJa. A four course
dinner ! was ved, after Vhii-h
many lovely preser-ts were opened.
The guest ; Itn,! honors? ara
members of the sen'or class of Sylva
High School :ind included Misses
Sar?h Jones, Katl.lejen IIoop.?,
Frances Allison, Mmy J.sne Ctowa ?'<
Carolyn fiibon an.l Betty 1). Phi!
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MRS. LATHAM ENTERTAINED
CLUB TUESDAY EVENING
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Mir.. C. V'. I.atha:r; ol.Pnh'
Texas, entertain d Juc Junior ('lub
of which she i>? iorniCr incmb. r,
vi the hoin- of hei parents, Mr. an
Mi*s. Charles I \Mison, r.p Tn ?
day evening5. A s?.hort hus.n-ss s s
sion was preside! ever by the I'll b
president, M'.ss l.? ah X'iehri.s #jii
the program was presented by Mrs.]
C. C. Buchanan ; brarian at We-;t
eru Carolina Tcachcrs College. M*m.
Buchanan talked o? "The Pulitzer
Pr>e Winners ot the Ysar."
At the mooting Tnodday evening,
whicfo was the f>st for the cluM
year, twelv0 merrb.Ts and six vis
itors wer*> pijesen't.
At the close ot the program iho
hosiers fervod j <'elijjjhtpjl a-lul
course.
GIVES FAREWELL PARTY
FOR MRS. CHARLES CANDLER
As a forewx'll cowl esy to her s'.*
ter in law, Miss Margaret Canvlljf
entertained, with two tables ot
bridge, at her home, on Main strei*..
Mrs. Candler left, Wodnesday, with
her husband, Mv. Charles Candler,'
Jr., for Atlanta, where Mr, Candler
will continue his studies at South
ern Dental Colk'ge.
Mrs. WJ. T. Wise was awarded the
prirv for high s-oro and Mrs. Ma:kj
Martin received tin one for low. |
The hosless serv^l a sweet eou.**1'
to her guests, who were Mrs. W. '1.'
Wise, Mrs. Phil Stovall, Mrs. Marti
Martin Mis, Iiepnard Huff, Mr.
Dick Wilaon, Mis. James Buck ner,
Mrs. T. N. Massie J ?d Mrs. Candle:
JACKSON Y0UK9 FOLKS
GO TO COLLEGE
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A number of >V;r.? men and yonng
women of Jack* u county have e>
ronlfly 1,'t't or will leave soon, {or
collegia and uniy'sitn's in this and
,jind <>lh< r .ita'es. j
Anion;.; the number aiv: Misses Ma.',
ilur Jones and Kitty Dean' MsCuir ,'i
Mars Mill Collets Bobby Airii>\f
Rcl>. r; Pe.trson and Harney Fleenia. ?. j
C5.eins?n CoIle?*?\ Okiwsoii College,
S. C? Misses XorawJla i?n*l Palsev
MrOnire and Chariot Candler,
Southern Uenjj'l Collage, Atlarvr.?'
Mack Hooper EW.V Kuivers t ; ,:,i
T. Cribble, Jr., Lewis Hooper.
Georgia School of Technology, At
lanta; James Cat i-on, Georgia Mil:
tary Acadepiy, funta; E. L, Mc
Kee, Jr., Harvarl University, Can
bridge. Mass.; M?$s Ann Enloe, A&
nes Scott College, Pecatur, Ga.; Miss
Maude Sutton, Business College, i?
Jacksonville, Fla . Misses Mary Mc
Lain, Elwyn Que.n, Jeanette DUlari,
and Harriett Long, Asheville N >
jnal College, Asht\:'le; Earl Gollin?,
Wake Forest College, Wake Forest:
Malcolm Brown, Carson?Newman
Oolllege, Jefferson City, Tenn,; Her
bert Bryson and David H. Brown.
Jr., University of Cincinnati, Cir.
cinnati, Ohio; Paul Green, State Col
lege, Raleigh; M: ses Evelyn Pais,
er, Edna Allen, Iucile Dills, Hattiej
Hilda Sutton, Marjorie Grindstn'i I
Edith Garrett, Rajbel Brown, Beam |
ice Stein, Susie B 1: Tatham, Isabel j
Dillard, Mary Monson, and Lloyd
Biyson, R. F. ?.tayberry, Claudaj
Honson, Weaver Allen, Miller Ld I
wards, Ernest Wilson, Herbert Plem !
mons, and Glenn Frady, to Westernj
Carolina Techaers College,Cnllowlvv
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
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Having qualified as executrix of ;
the estate of O. B. Coward, late o' j
the county of Jackson, this is to no- i
tifiy all persons having claims I
against said estate to exhibit them io
thki undersigned at her home in Web
ster, North Carolina, on or hefoiv ?
September 10, 1988, or dli
wijll be pleaded in bar of tUr re
covery.
All persons indebted to Mid *etat?
will pk'ase make injmaliat* ?ettb
nient.
NORA Z. COWARD. Executrix
of the estate of O.RCo ward,deceased
nnsnnrraa
To Get Rid of Acid
and Poisonous Wast*
Your kidneys help to keep yon,w?A
by constantly filtering waste matter
from the blood. If your kldaeya nl
functionally disordered and fail t?
?emcve ucm impurities, there may to
po;!?r.injc of the whole system and
body-wide distress.
Burning, scanty or too frequent uri
nation may t?; a warning of some kidney
or bladder disturbance.
You may suffer nagging barkach^
persistent hcaOache, attacks of diuicsa^
getting* up nights, swelling, pufflnesa
under the eyse loci weak, nervous,' aS
played out.
!n such cases it is better to rely urn t
medicine that has won countiy-wid*
acclaim than on something len favor
ably known. Use Doan'i Ptfls. A m lati
tude of grateful people tocobuub?
Doan't. At!: tour neighborl
BODY AND SENDEE WORK
AUTOMOBnj! PAINTING
ALLISON MOTOR COMPANY
I'M A NEW WOMAN.]
THANKS TO PURSANG
y#i,Par8ang con tains, in properly >
balanced proportions, such proven
elements as organic copper and iron. j
Quickly stimulates appetite and aids |
nature in building rich, red blood [
even in cases of simple anemia. When
this happens, energy and strength
usually return. You feel like new.
Get Pursang from your druggist *
SCHULMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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STYLE CENTER OF SYLVA
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Announces their (all display of better quality Dresses, Coats, Shoes
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and Accessories at prices to suit your purse
Dress
Dept.
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We have added
many new lines
in our dress
department
See our line of
French Room
Frocks
|12.95 and up
Other Dresses
|$1.98 - $10.95
Bonnie Bright
Frocks
well tailored
fast colors
guaranteed in
wash silks
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on sale
$1.98
Lower Price Shoe Department
hundreds of styles in women's novel
ty, dress and sport shoes
$1,98 and up
Shoe
Dept.
Our shoe stocks
are complete
We are special
izing in the hard
to fit and please
customers
Every width car
ried in stock
sizes in women's
shoes
1 to 10
WIDTHS
AAAAA to EEE
IN PUCH FAMOUS
BRANDS AS
Red Cross
Natural Poise
Modern Miss
College Miss
Peters Shoes
and the famous
Paris Fashion
Shoes
Schulman's D ept. Store
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'Phone 151 Sylva's Quality Department Store