J'ted To Follow
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addresses of the
rsons who have
nation regarding
a result of the
rtising campaign,
every board of
s in the state, to
;mmerce, and to
cies, wiiere they
he present time
izens in those
meed today by
--^,Cl wuwrman of the
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yr's Hospitality committee m
? county.
advertising Division of the
ierit of Conservation and Deer
k?ep3 a record of every
nnd every week or
Hv recti*?
Es prepares lists containing the
addresses of all persons
Eve written for information
I state, which are sent to
of county commissioners
Eier organizations in every
E These agencies in the counEjtjes,
towns are asked to
>ieselist5 on file and to make
Available to any citizens or orW-wns
that may want to use
En following up the State AdCarapaigti.
Ege lists are much more valu V
the local communities than
Woe to the Department of ConB0n
and Development or to the
B^-a whole, since they make it
for the local communities,
B though interested individuals
^^Ktpniiations, to tell these people
their immediate sections," said
^^Erman Massie. "For all the
can do in its advertising cam
^ ft tell about the state as a
^^Kole. mentioning any par^^Kilir
i'ixaiities> But by making use
^K^ib'ts which are being sent and
^Hp!r.ule in every county, individ2nd
organizations may write to
people in other states who have
indicated an interest in North
^^Ljna afid lell them about their
sections.
LU5 u-ay every county in the
^H;ci;?)ven a direct opportunity to
^^Ktize itself and its communities
attract new residents and homeand
eventually receive direct
from the advertising camfact,
this is the <?nly way
^^BhiniTUini ties and individuals
^^Kinble to benefit directly from
advertising campaign. For
^Hrlfcal communities and the peothem
must do the actual selling
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' states Who are becoming interested in
Either &s 'visitors or to
1 establish homes. The state advertising
campaign is merely the show win.
dow through which the state is being
displayed. It is going to be up to
the localities and the people living
in them to do the actual selling."
j The first letters sent out to the persons
on these lists should be purely
informational and give general information
about the county and locality
from which the letters are written,
in the opinion of T. E. Pickard,
Jr., executive secretary of the Governor's
Hospitality Committee, and
should not try to sell any property.
These letters should try merely to
arouse interest in that locality. If
replies are received from these first \
letters, asking for more information
about property for sale, prices of land, !
and so forth, this information can be
given in subsequent letters, he points
out. v
For the past six or seven weeks the
Conservation Department has been
sending out the lists of those who have
replied to the state's advertising, de- (
signed to attract homeseekers, es- |
pecially farmers. These lists should 1
prove of particular value to counties, |
cities, towns, and individuals want|
ing to attract new residents, Mr. Pickard
believes
Many Projects
: Completed Here
The recreation project of the Works
i Progress Administration of Jackson
county has made great strides toward
a permanent recreation program. Its
connection with Western Carolina j
Teachers College, and the splendid
cooperation of the Recreation Lay
committee have helped to make this
possible. The community building
and grounds and swimming pool proball,
dodo, checkers and other games
have been ma'de and a chest for this
equipment has been built. Much enthusiasm
has been expressed by people
of all ages who are anxious to
take advantage of these recreational
facilities. Mr^ Lackey, farm agent,
and Mrs. Evans, home demonstration
agent, are both going to promote a
county-wide hobby of gourd raising
and will donate some of these gourds
r to the recreation project in the fall.
They will be used on the wood-craft
4 program and prizes will be offered for
| the most unique collections and for
different articles made from them. A
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full program; of -clean, wholesome j
and instructive recreation has been i
planned for the Spring and Summer
months.. The recreational staff - is !
eager and anxious to have young people
of all ages take advantage of the
recreational program, and all young |
people of Sylva and Jackson county |
are hereby cordially invited to join j
any, or all of the groups. It will in- j
terest the citizens to know that the
recreational program being offered to
Jackson county is attracting attention
in other parts of North Carolina.
Any suggestions for the improvement
or extension of this program will be
welcomed,
vide an ideal community center. Steel j
stakes were donated and have been
placed around the community house
to protect its premises. Varieties of
seeds, bulbs and shrubs are being
added to beautify the grounds. Space
has been reserved for tennis courts,
shuffle boards, an archery range,
horseshoe pits, and other outside
games. A badminton court and
shuffle board have been painted on j
the floor of the community house. A
table for table tennis, boards for can
Woodmen Will
Meet In May
According to an announcement received
today from Mrs Effie E. Rogers,
Raleigh, member of the national
legislative committee of the Woodmen
Circle and state manager of
North Carolina, the second Eastern
Regional meeting of the society will
be held at Myrtle Beach on May 23,
24 and 25. Mrs. Rogers will head a
large delegation from this state.
A number of local members expect
to take part, according to Miss Jane
Coward, secretary of Grove No. 180,
at Sylva.
In addition to Mrs. Rogers, national
officers who will have important
parts on the program are: Mrs.
Dora Alexander Talley, Omaha,
Nebr., national president; Mrs. Jeanie
Willard, Denison, Tex., national vice
president; Mrs. Mamie E. Long, Omaha,
Nebr., national secretary, Mrs.
Ethel Holiway, Montgomery, Ala ,
national treasurer; Mrs. Katie Ferguson,
St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Rosa L. Canada,
Conway, Ark.; Mrs. Margaret G.
Meadows, Fort Worth, Tex.; Mrs.
Clara B. Cassidy, Atlanta, Ga.; and
Mrs. Harriet T. Dor.elan, Columbia,
S C., national directors.
Miss Annie Johnston Watts, Meridian,
Miss., regional director of the
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eastern region, will preside. The eastern
region comprises the following
states: South Carolina, Alabama, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Maryland,
District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia,
Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky,
Michigan, Mississipi, New Jersey,
New York, North Carolina, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.
It is expected that six or seven
hundred will attend, including national,
state,, and grove officers, members
and 25 uniformed drill teams.
A tentative program consists of exemplification
of the ritualistic work,
including a lodge clinic, meetings for
instructions for held workers, a Tau
Phi Lambda meeting, pageants,
swimming, game tournaments, and
other forms of entertainment.
To Whom It May Concern
!
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the power contained
in Section 2435 of the Consolidated
Statutes of North Carolina, I will,1
on the 15th day of April, 1938, at
the Hooper Motor Company, in Sylva,
North Carolina, sell for cash to the
highest bidder, at public auction, the
following described property:
One Ford Coupe, 4 Cylinder, 1931 J
Model, Motor No. 4637659. I
This sale is made to satisfy an ihdebtedness
incurred for repaiars on j
said automobile. I
This the 19th day of March, 1938.
HOOPER MOTOR COMPANY
By Dexter Hooper
CARD OF THANK8
We wish to express our gratitude
to everyone who ministered to us by
words of sympathy or deeds of helpfulness
and kindness because of our
bereavement, in the death of our
husband tnd father, Samuel Jones.
MRS. SAMUEL JONES and Family
flDEFfNITE RELIEF OR I
MONEY BACK
H THE WIUARD TREATMENT has I
I brought prompt, definite relief in I
thousands of cases of Stomeeh and fl
Duoderal 'Jlcars. due to Hyperacidity,
ano ot ler forms of Stomach Distress
due to Excess Acid. SOLD ON
15 DAY'S TRIAL. For complete information.
read "Wlllard** Meseage
of Relief." Ask for it?free?at
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for ttiMT'MM permanent,
profitable work. flaki way
up this year. Start promptly. ^ rite
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North Carolina,
Jackson County.
In the Superior Court.
WALTER F. JONES, Plaintiff,
Vs.
DOROTHY R. JONES, Defendant.
The defendant Dorothy R. Jones
will take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court of Jackson
County, N. C., for the purpose of obtaining
a divorce "a vinculo0 on the
grounds of two years separation; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that rife If required to appear
| at the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court Of eaid county in the
[courthouse in Sylva, N. C., on the
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Farm Implements
CORN PLANTER
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This the 14th day of March. 1988
DAN M. ALLISON, 4 ;
Clerk Superior Court
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1935 Dodge 4 door i|jA
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1937 Plymouth CCA
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1933 Plymouth 900
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1936 Dodge Q7C i ,
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1934 Ford Of|A
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