k ^
mod ill and J
Personal I
^ I'hMip*, of Ashevillc,
.^Ryr.i visiting' relatives here.
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j. Robert .\i*iaiJ, Jr., spent tiw
1 "*ith liionds in Lenoir.
1? Wr- ?,,m' -^TS- 0. J. J^b^K.
on Sutnnhy, July 16, a dauglj
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1 has return?d
JM(r. AI^'H -r ?
;< a ' Wends in Ctemson
H^r, Sonffc Carolina.
|'
^p. K. ltwliHixkon has refused
sjfiita. xvhorv he has beefi
tuli1.? aonis*
r * * *
I^jli.'ini Curtis it-turned ,SuuJu,
to Hah'ign, after spending- his
p(ion at his home here.
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Ifr. L (' Hall, of Hattiesburr
_^ >? .initio.! his family hwo
to reJntives and friends.
A- ir ?
to. 10 Mr. find iAs. Howra
tui.l. at the ('oniinuniry Hospital.
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Vr fo.Vmiui Luck, of Aujfuata
K h 4*?<i>ng his vacation here'
ritii relatives. '
Hi-s ^u'lr Sutton, who has been
I ' l'?,a '"r wveraf months, he*
ittnrnwl to hci- home in Dillsboro.
btJ. to "!i.ml Mrs. Jnrnfs y?
M M Bmday, ju,y 21> at (fcc-..
oro. a JO pound son
* *
I ]/r, smi Mrs. R. G. White, of Wil
hii\c I eon spending u jV'v
this week, with relatives.
Ir * *
I Hi. and Mrs. Bonnie Recee and
wi, Fe.'inie, have been visiting reluPittsburg,
Ra., and LynchI'.ir.
Va.
? He
I JJ:? >. L. Lawrence lias returned
Chcriottesville, Va., where she
Sbeen spending a month with rela
* * *
I IS. Bailey Caton lias returned to
:>o:i:<- in Concord, after a visit
Nininio Ceisler, at her home
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' * ?* r> - J
I Mi. *\;u. '"r>. u !ix i"l K. im'ss :uui
.Juh(? ami Barbara
li.-v. relatives in Christ
km I) iV;t.
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Mis. Hurcli Allison, who lias been
fjNi.iliair Mime time with her parents, |
Mr. :iiul .Mis. Barton, in Andrews,!
Lis returned.
* * *
Miss M id red Gupton and Miss
Dors Gupton returned, Monday, to
Hope, after a visit to Mr. ,
'i'!.Vrs. Jennings A. Bryson.
* *
Mrs. John Irwin, of Charlotte, t;Lo]
Itas hen spending the weeK. heJ?J> i
"'iti. her mother, Mrs. T. H. Hastings j
*'ii! return Sunday to her home.
* * * I
Mrs. Tom Ke'ly lias returned from I
Mvrr.il wcekC visit to relatives in |
Hm'-dwiJo, 1 nd. Mr. Kelly went to j
KnuwilV, yesterday, to meet her.
* * *
Mr. Merit Merrill, of Cashier's j
1 ul'oy, who was brought to the hosI'it'i
lure several days apro, seiMHl^J
l'" ill, has recovered and has
' J to 1 js home. *' j
* * *
R-v. mid Mr ;. W. C. Rood and
family hove returned to Newto ,
athr sp-tiding a few days here, he
-W -f the death of Mir. Reed's
?tl;or, Mr. J. p. Reed.
# * *
(-Mr. Burc-h Allison left, yesterday,
htr ^tartown, Catawba county, where
b* ivil ho a merilvn* of the faenlt|v
!!!,, sehnrM the fall
....V,., 11 I|iv?? ^
H^-;on on next Monday
* * *
Miss llM-ks Wilson xnU retail,
av.trdav, from Columbia and
I Mir, S, Cs, where she 1^8 boon "
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bain and W
-i'l Mrs. 0 'Dell Bankhead.
^ Mrs. Harry Basting and son,
I Ibnry, have returned from ,
(r ?k. Ashe countv, where they have
^'iit srvne time, because of t ^ 1 f
** and death of Mrs. * Hasting*
I ll '?tWr, Mfs. Duvall.
I Mite Hewie Snyder has returned
'? WMnweton, D. 0., after bavin1,
slM"-d a few deys here with her pa
r,,?K Kt v. and'Mrs. George C. Sny
^ M'ss Snyder was caVed home on
I y; the dentil of her granl
Mt'1',-. \jt p Reed.
I *'
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mautiey,
hiring Hope, who have been, spend
^iai some time with Mrs. Mauney s
I parents, Rev. and Goorgo
v -. mtrnm**?***
1 . . II I. .. ,.'U II I
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NSW YORK CITY . . . The Roman-striped blazer worn by the gir
in the folding ckair is made of silk and ray.pp jersey; her slacks are
of a navy blu?>\nohair mixture. Her companion .wears the bra top
and swimming?|horts of a four-piece suit in brightly printed linen
weave; the tw^'*other pieces are a button-on bodice and skirt.
< r . .*iy 0.'K 'Cl
1936 ^G. O. P. ^Candidates Meet
Former Governor Alf. iff. Landon (center) of Kansas, the Republican
Presidential candidate tn 1936, stops to chat with his running
mate, Col. Frank Knox (right), Chicago newspaper publisher. Mr.
Landon came to address a group' of members of tha bland Press
Association. Mr. Landon's address championed "Mi tmd a
free press."
T
Snyder, will leave, Saturday for 'stenographer in the local welfare <
their home. ATr. Victor Pearson ac- ficcy and Mr. Marlowe has been c
eompanied them, and will return to uected with the construction depa
Spring Hope with them. V"'1'1 of the Works Progress Adm
' * -. * istration.
, . ... , , , '' Mr. and Mrs. Marlowe will
Mrs. r i West md daugiiteis, . , . _ ,,
??. ?-. , T, " , side in Bryson City.'7
Missep 1 ranees and Peggy West, ^
who have been guests of relatives Under ^ North Caro)jna Depa
and friends here, tor several weeks, ment Qf Agriculture.s feed regu
left yesterday for their Jiome in Ala- ^ manufacturers are prohibil
magorda, Acw Mexico. Salty ,n)m sejiing feeds containing peai
Ann Neill, who has been visiting in ju1jiSi oat hulls, clipped-oat by-pi
Brevard, joined them hero to make ducfSi rjcc hulls, sawdust, sand, d
the trip to l\ew Metico with tuem :or any gubstance "injurious to l
They were also accompanied as far t]th of animals or having little
as Clinton, Tcnn., by Mrs. West s ^ feeding value."
mother, Mrs. Mattie McKce, who UniQn County farmers usc(J
goes for a visit to her daughter and combine to harvest crlmson clo,
her sister, there. ^ seed ^is spring for the first time a
report satisfactory results.
MABLOWE EN3LEY , ?anadians claim they pay $300,.
,rl i. > i 11 a year to Southern farmers to te?
The announcement wh.cli follows, .. . . . ..
. , - . , ... m- ... them how to prime and cure th
taken from the Ashevil'e Times, will ? . . , ...
. . . ..... i , , flue-cured tobacco crop, says W.
bo Ot interest to friend* here, ivhere N & ^paTtment of Ag
)>" Har owe iormerly resided : culture tobacco marketing special
'Announcement has been made ot . North Carollna.s state Fair was c
the marriage of Mrs Mary Wilson erated ^ year j? the name of ,
Knsley, daughter ot Her. and Mrs. state at a proflt for lhe fl?t time
Joseph Wilson, of Bryson City, to hjstory> reports. Fair.Manager J.
Harry Marlowe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Marlowe, bIso JRryaon Bulletins on "Analyses of Feec
CRy. # and "Analyses of Commercial Ferti
4 4 The wedefmg took p|^>p,j Satur- zers" may be obtained free by writi
day, July 16, at? Clayton, Ga* the Publications Division, N. C. I
44 Mrs. Marlowe is employed as partment of Agriculture, Raleigh.
t 6 :
/^t~\ /never a6wn FOR^-l^ V J
l J /me, i'll never specuuw I J . IstA "*
vsjrc cio /yqdicn a anymore. ft ftalfv /
7SO YOU BOUGHT THE STOCK ) 'ACC080IN610
AT 24 EH,DAD? HAVE j * a;- - SYSTEM OF IB
\ SOME MORE , 5gU IttTEAtttWES;
Q rt\TIA ^ IKtHCATES Rt
^ \ ? ?JRfl :*t* lossss-wq#
V ?V. CUP PAD J/*"
)
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VM*U RLVA, *. a. JOLT M, MM
Kidnap Attempt Fall .
K ' ^TW^SB
Pill I HIM III
LONDON . . . The daring attempt,
to ki'dnap Viscount Nuffield, wealthy
British manufacturer from hi*
?<*e. near Oxford by two men
was frustrated by the quick action
of a friend in a neair-by office who
L notified the police, when he overheard
the men order Lord Nuffield
l to leave with them, poth of the
would-be kidnapers were arrested.
> _ ,
Leaving Discussion
Jan Masaryk, the Czechoslovak
Minister, shown leaving the Brit?
ish Foreign Office where he had
been discussing the Czechoslovak
Minorities question with Sir Alexander
Cadogan. The Czech Minister's
call came on ..the heels of
Konrad Henlein's Hying visit to
London.
J DUROC and ORG Pigs for
;on 1 J. T. Coward, Whittle*. *
Ttin
Thrown^Out Twice
TP
i- "I am the la^ is ihe^ aUeged
ist. boast of Frank Hague, "Boss" of
r>. Hew Jersey and of Jersey City.
IB ^
On the moment mis wouia seem
. the truth for Norman Thomas,
in national Socialist leader and quads'
rennial presidential candidate, was
ejected from the* city twice for
attempting to make a speech.
Is'' Thomas (above) says he will conili
test Hague's action in suppressing
ng free speech and in hustling him
. out of town against his will.
)eKE
TEA WELL ENOUGH. TMT lift )
MRK. FOR O'BRIEN TO_ MAKE-{
ALWKYS CONSIDERED
1 *? ?*M|f&d'BMCNS\/rHIS
fSTHE I0T*CUP$0A
LWG FORTUNESjj FAR... THAT GUY CTBRUEI4
Wft ONEp-flSMORE WTEIU6EMTTiAMCIAL.
L \THAN I EVER f*
LK A^QTHERy
. i ; r - ; L V ? -.' *^*m^lfi'irftttl jh'i'ihi 1 rtriif'' '
1 cross, on Main iM^ iMtejr sight
Return to Jfeunsi <Q0fcfc Reward.
FOR SALE?One Skidder, rigged
for heavy logging. Plenty blocks and
ropes in good shape, ready for werk.
See W. A. Taylor, GlenviDer N. C.
4 22 2tis pd.
.i
.i"_"-?ri
yaarcar aaarethaii at any other
MMMI af tha year ?4 when you E
nM and aaad greater
pnMloQ against blowouts,
>?llifl tad skidding ?
RmMMM provides this three
wayaafaty at NEW LOW
HBC'FJI Now that it costs so
Mi te raake your car TTRE8AFE
car owners everywhere
AnM replace dangerously
Mas with NEW, SAFE g
HMMM Oum-Dipped Tires,
Mk ilk these patented and
ndssks construction features:
QlHg^ipping, the Firestone
petMfed process by which
every flbar sf every cord in
every fly li saturated with
ligetf rubber, counteracts dredflMjAeg
Mtemal friction and
heat e4Ach, ordinarily cause
bloasea Nine extra pounds
of rubber ate added to every a/
100 pouadi af cord. Wl
Taf Npft Layers of Gum- [/
Dipped Cards ander the tread, ij
anatbar pataated Firestone fr
cosmMsMhi flsature, protect I
MMtlflcally Designed |
NoD-HMTnmI made of tough V
sloiMNdfeg rubber, assures I
safer <P|? and longer non-skid I
milnpb I
WMl At low first cost, the H?
eillimfcty ?drtll long mileage ill
of RNfiOM Cbonroy tires, you !
can mm bapr ifiord to take
the Firettone Save-A-Life wfs
Campaign today by equipping Rd
your car with a sot of new
Firestone Convoy Tires ? the
safest tiraa del money can buy I
at thcae law pdon
I LIFETIM E
|GUARANTEE
x lap dadninadbim baring
f nt asaesM tsclsl sabtr, i?
? p?ydny m t?fis fiaafi? defocn
C m wamaMp and eeaH without
& liadi aa aa dbn at adfaaa* mad to give
| Amtlufla?ey ! llcf undur normal
? opUMtagOMMos Vnt tounination
t shows dbatany dnbaafciiod under the
r OPTUto of nfi J?ana wo will either
^ repriMlgiajl anha aa allowance on
* Listen
TBI VOIC8 M VIBKITONI I
erery Msaltf eytaing over the 4
Nationwida Efifi M Network.
Hooper IV
'Phone 72
COAG
ON ALL THRO
Insurt a fool, clron, re;
PULLMAN CARS
Be comfoMable in th* j
Consult Passenger Traffii
Ticket Agents for Fares,
Reservations and other
R. H. DeB
ASSISTANT QENERAI
ASHEVILLI
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^--ii " ir 1 Tinia?? i1
mm mi
Four i?kbae? and one bustnwx
p?p?la 8yhm Ma?onr\bla prio?
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tmM*
WEAVER 4 COLEMAN
R. O. B?x 7147
Aafcavltlt, N. C.
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Look at these
H LOW PRICES
?11 FIRESTONE CONVOY
Ha FOR CARS AND TRUCKS
4.50-21 $7*90 '
U 4.75-19 8.15
ral _ - ~ - a A A4fe
^ 5.UO-19... O.SU
5?25'17t k? ! ^*15
5.25-18 9*^5
j 5.50-17. 10,45
?| 6.00-16. .11*80
gf 6.25-16 .13.15
sjj 6.50-16 14?SO
^ Tires for Trucks and Buses at
Proportionately Low Prices
to.. .
I THE FIRESTONE VOICE OF TKX
FARM?Twice weekly during the noon
[ hour. Consult your local paper.
Lotor Co.
Sylva, N. C.
y. r\rV- /' t / \
6 Hi.El 5/6E
HES
UGH TRAINS
gt/mf trip at low cost
pv-/ irn_^Y- r?v r-v f" | #
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DINING GARS
afety of train travel
S Representative* or
Schedules, Pullman
travel information
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