m.dr. and Mrs. Alvin Buchanan, j
I Murphy, spen Sunday here, /
I Miss Sara Bell Warren, of I
Manton, is spending some time J
Mere with relatives. I
I Mrs. Connie Cope, of Morgan- I
T, .spent Sunday here, the I
<st of Miss Louise Stein. I
P r. Norcella McGuire returned j
Tuesday evening from a trip to I
Beneva, N. Y., and Lake Erie.
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Miss Oracle Robinson, 01 /uuie- i
>, was a week-end guest of
.1 s. J. Robert Long, at her home J
I Ir. and Mrs. Noel Phillips, of
I hpville, spent Sunday here,
I sts of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert
I ng.
Aiss Virginia Picklesimer is
M re, from Roanoke, va., ior a
M-sit with her mother, Mrs. S. W.
M try son.
I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas,
M ho were recently married in
?oone, .have returned from their
Medding trip.
M Mr. William Cook, of Granite
Walls, is spending a vacation here
Ajth his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M'llliain Cook.
I Miss Edna Ensley has reBurned
to her home in Asheville,
* visit to her grandfather,
lilt* ~
^r. J. B. Ensley.
Mr. J. L. Little, his daughter,
Urs. W. Kermit Chapman and
Miss Brent -Chapman went to
Morven last Friday.
.Hisses Betty Callahan 'and
Becky Jones, of Bryson City,
rere guests of Miss Peggy Bivins
iuring the week-end.
Dr. Robert Bell, of Charlotte,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
p. W. Kincaid, and Mr. Kincaid,
st their home in Dilsboro.
Mrs. Jack Coward and young
on. Ray, of Asheville, are guests
>f Mrs. Cowan's mother, Mrs.' S.
IV. Bryson, at her home here.
Miss Will Nell Higdon, who
las been dietitian at the Future
farmers' Camp, at Barnardsville,
a 1 1
nzs reiurneu wu uci numc ucic.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clemmer,
and two children, of Roanoke
Rapids, have been guests of Mr.
aid Mrs. G. A. Ho vis, at Webster.
Mrs. R. C. Moore, of Atlanta,
tnd Mrs. Chester Scott, are
pending several days with their
tiother, Mrs. Alice Jones, in
iVingate.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutton and
imily have returned from a vis.
to Judge and Mrs. Felix E.
illey, at their home in Waynes.ille.
Mr. Earl Colins, who recently
received his license to practice
aw, is here for a several weeks'
visit with his mother, Mrs. Dora
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas and
f , Carlton, are here from
Paso, Texas, guests of Mr.
>omas' mother, Mrs. Isola
lomas.
Mr. Frank Dean and Miss
irie Dean, of Franklin, spent
e week-end here, with their
cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Clouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gerhard-,
'in returned Monday to their
me in Cincinnati, after a viswith
Mr. Gerhardstein's fath
er, Mr. J. B. Ensley, and Mrs.
Ensley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Buchanan
and family, of Harriman,
Tenn., are visiting his mother,
Mrs. J. w. Buchanan, and Mrs.
Buchanan's mother, Mrs. Sadie
J Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel M.
Hooper of Akron, Ohio, will return
to their home the last of
the week, after a visit to relatives
and friends here and at
Tuckaseigee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Soderquist,
Misses Anne and Mary Soderquist
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Soderquist, have been visiting
Natives in Bay City, Mich. They
?e now seeing the New York
I World's Fair.
I Miss May me Long, accompanI
ied by her nieces, Miss Jean and
I Sara Bell Buchanan and Miss
I Syretha Sossaman, of HenderI
sonviiie, left Saturday, for a trip
I which will include Washington
I the New York World's Fair.
I Mr. l. Coleman Hall will ar|riVe
from Hattiesburg, Miss, toI
borrow, for a visit to his mothIer
Mrs. Hannah Hall, and other
^latives. Mrs. Hall and Miss
I Barbara and Bruce Hall have
I here several weeks, at the |
I hoibe of Mrs. Hall's parents, Mr.
I ^ Mrs. J. l. Broyles. \
I to Harley Palmer, of
I . aynesville, is the guest of Mr.
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home here.
Miss Irene Cathey returned U
her home in Asheville, today, af
ter a visit with her sister, Mrs
M. Buchanan, Jr.
Mrs. Shaler Gilley is here fron
Winston-Salem, the guest of he]
daughter, Mrs. Charles Thompson,
Jr., and Mr. Thompson.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 01
Morristown, Tenn., will arrive
this evening to spend the rest ol
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lawrence.
BALSAM
(By Gertrude Ruskin)
A big Carolina moon sailed up
into the sky from behinc
"Grassy Ridge,"' around midnight
last week and the young
people took a midnight stroll
It must have been thrilling foi
the night was as bright as the
sunshine looking through
smoked blasses.
Mr. George Knight and familj
recently camped out over nighl
on Jones Knob, a mountain
peak out here that is just 20(
feet less than Mt. Mitchell. He
says there is a flat grassy place
that the natives call "Big Stomp'
to camp on and that there is a
nice spring close by. George
wants to take some of the rest ol
us up there over-night. He says
there is a wonderful view from
Jones Knob. I've a notion to help
George get up a party for 3
hear he can tell some tall panther
tales around the evening
campfire.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturrock and
family have returned to theii
home in West Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr. Lawton Ellis who has been
a summer visitor (sometimes
winter visitor) to Balsam for the
last five or six years and whc
teaches Electrical Engineering
at Georgia Teen moiorec
through here recently on hi*
way to Annapolis where he wil
teach Electrical Engineering. He
has been given a years leave ol
absence from Tech. Mr. El* is i*
a Lieutenant in the U. S. N. R
As I understand it the teacher*
at the Naval Academy are being
used on active duty aboard shif
and the reserve officers are being
called to replace them.
Mr .and Mrs. Will Ceisler o]
Newark, N. J., are occupying
their cabin at Balsam for severa!
weeks.
Mrs. Thurmon Potts of Hendersonville,
N. C., and her twir
daughters Betty Sue and Winnit
Lee, also Barbara Ann and Peggy,
have been visiting her husband's
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. L
Potts for a few days.
Mr. Robert ^Pearson, young
son of Balsam's efficient depol
ncrpnt. and his wife, was smilinc
all over himself when I met hiir
at the postoffice last week. H<
had just received a letter froir
headquarters telling him to report
for duty. Young Pearson i:
enrolled in the U. S. N. R. officers
training corps having
passed the physical examina
tion and other necessary require
ments recently. Robert left las
Saturday for New York Cit:
where he will leave on a thirt;
day cruise.
Rev. Robert Parris conducts
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r the annual services at the G: C.
Crawford cemetery last Sunday
3 afternoon. Mr. Beck said the
- services were given once a year in
;. honor of friends that have come
and gone before us. Every grave
i had flowers placed on them.
r ' Preacher O. J. Beck asked me
- *to say that Sunday School is
held every Sunday morning at
E ten o'clock and Prayer Services
; every Sunday evening at 8
f o'clock at the Balsam Baptist
- church, also that preaching
services are held every third
Sunday and Saturday in the
month. The preaching service on
the third Sunday are at 11
o'clock in the morning and on
the third Saturday they are
} held at 2:30 in the afternoon,
* after which a short business
session is held. Preacher Beck
? said that a wide welcome would
* be given the summer visitors as
: well as others.
* Miss Bette Anderson of Hial1
leah, Fla., has been visiting
friends in Asheville and is nn?
[ spending several days with Miss
' Ann Sargent whose ps rents have
1 rented a cabin at Balsam for the
1 month of August.
The guest list of the "Balsam
* Lodge" is as follows: Mr. and
Mrs. M. D. Taylor and sons Jim|
mie, Wendell and Riley of Andalusia,
Ala., Mrs. Margaret
Gutierren and son, Lawrence, Jr.,
of Miami, Fla., Mrs. F. E. Knable
1 of Miami, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Har!
ry Breezs of Delray Beach, Fla.,
Mr. W. E. Evans of Sarasota, Fla.,
'r Mr. A. P. Spencer of Gainesville,
Fla., Mr. J. S. Booth of Miami,
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Linton of Daytona Beach ,Fla.,
and Mr. Paul N. Thomas of Daytona
Beach, Fla.
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has been visiting Miss Jane Godbey
for a few days. Miss Jane j
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her cabin.
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