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CORRAL
Edited by
JOHN W. EDWARDS
CULLASAJA COUNCIL NO. 158 j
Cullasaja Council met on Thuis
day night, March 3, wjth the lodge
room packed to its capacity.
There were several isitors : Fred
Bryson, Earl Rickimn, chaplain,
and A. J. Rickman, -councilor, of
Cowee Council No. 493 ; Ferdie
Higdon, of Higdonvilic, and John
Jones of Andrews Council. ,
All visitors were caLed upon for
a speech. A. J. Rickman and Fred
Bryson made interesting and time-.
, ly talks.
John Gribble, of Cullasaja Coun
cil, made an appealing talk about
what the order had done and
meant to him.
Ferdie Higdon refused the invita
1 tior. to talk, promising to do so be
fore Chief Bob Henry, in the near
future.
Earn Waldroop, highway worker,
and A. R. Todd, manager of the
A&P store, were introduced into
, the first degree.
Next Thursday, March 10, -there
will be in waiting four for the sec
ond degree : Fred Arnold, J. H.
. Carelock, A. R. Todd and Barn
Waldroop. -
Crude Meadows' name was drawn
from the pot, but the dollar re
mained in the pot as Crude was at
home sick When he learned of
his loss, it added more of the
"wormwood" to his taste.
The business of selling the "Yel-
low Jacket" has brought prosperity
to Brother Manion Sanders as he
was seen walking the streets of
Franklin Saturday, March 5, smok
ing a big "seegar,"
onds" at that.
and no "sec-
Cowee will have plenty of degree
work to do on Saturday evening,
March 12. At this time there will
be two for 1st degree and several
for the 3rd. All Brothers are cor
dially invited.
The Junior Order is having a re
vival as well as the churches, this
year. Before Christmas the Culla
saja Council drew three blanks, by
hot having enough present to open
up the lodge with; and since
Christmas the attendance keeps
growing. It looks now, if the good
work keeps going, that more chairs
for the hall will have to be ordered-
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Remember Saturday night, March
12, and go to Cartoogechaye Coun
cil No. 240. Music and eats are
on the program and they kin
what eats are up on the waters
of Cartoogechaye ; and the famous
Cabe string band knows music.
Relieves Itch
In 30 Minutes
An-Go-Itch, a liquid prepara
tion, goes into the creases and
crevices of the skin as no salve or
ointment can do; and kills every
parasite which causes, itch or
scabies in 30 minutes.
An-Go-Itch has been made ac
cording to a doctor's prescription
and has been found to be the best
and simplest treatment for itch.
The price is only 50 cents per
bottle. Results absolutely guaran;
teed when used as directed. Pre
pared and distributed by Angel's
Drug Store, Franklin, N. C Adv.
Lots of the brothers boueht les-
pedeza seeds at the cooperative
buying. There sure is a lot in
names one brother told me that
lespedeza was only an improved
Japan clover. It seems as if the
whole world is against anything
with the handle Japan attached;
thus it is a logical thing to call
this new imported seed lespedeza.
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Brother Sanford E. Mann, of Ot-.
to Council No. 260, has set sail
out onto the . sea of matrimony.
We wish Brother Mann and"' Mrs.
Mann many happy years of mar
riage bliss.
Berry, Austin Snyder, Abraham
Buchanan,' Haden Buchanan, John
Tippctt, Toin Thompson, Carl Tip
pett, Ruby Jones, Hazd" Smith
and Ellen Smith and Jimmie
Thompson.
The Cowee B. Y. P. U. social
was held last Friday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rick
man, A large crowd was present.
Everyone reported a nice time. .
Mr. H. P. Ray- and family was
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mason(
last Sunday. K
Mrs? A. J. Gibson is very ill "at
haMibme on Iotla.
. Mr. Jack Sloan, who has been
visiting Mrs.' Murill Bulgin at
Rainbow Springs, returned home
last Thursday.
Miss Annie Taylor, of Etna, is
visiting Mrs. L. T. Sloan during
this wek.
Mr. Jack Calloway is confined
to his home with tonsilitis.
Miss Grace Bradley is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Gibson, on
Iotla..
Miss Grace McGaha and Annie
Dee Leatherman visited Miss Hel
en Mason' last Wednesday night.
Miss Pauline Shields spent the
week-end with Miss Maria Morgan
of West's Mill.
Mrs.' Tom Gibson is very ill at
her home on Iotla.
Mr. Ernest Bennett and Grady
Holbrooks was in Burningtown
section on business last Sunday.
Miss Sophia Ray motored to Cul
lowhee last Saturday night to the
basketball tournament. "
Mr. Lawrence Liner was visiting
Mr. J. R. Morrison last Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Cansler, who has been
confined to her home for the past
six weeks, is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Carrol Gibson has been re
moved from her home on Huckle
berry to Mr. Jim Gibson's where
it is more convenient for the doc
tor's care. ' ;
Mrs. Frank Gibson is improving
after serious illness. '
Laugliin ' Arcund tkz 7c:!d
Vith IRVLN S. CCC3
Upper Iotla
Rev. Floyd Sittin, of Swain coun
ty, has been holding revival Vser
vices at Iotla Baptist church..
The Valley View singing class
located near Ridgecrest, came over
and sang for the colored folks last
Sunday evening. Many old gospel
sones were sung. This class is
known all over Macon county
Those who composed the class are
as follows: Mr. and Sirs. Jim
Anyone of the Three Was Sufficient
By IRVTN S. COS3 t
ANY man who travels abroad has got his hands full -watching hia
haiTTaM T miMi tVisit'fl aim reason-whv I like this fitorv of the
""a-b - -,;-": t --r.. i- i v-
New Yorker who was traveling through Scotland. JU Edinburgh he
nopfttfetod frith hravr Scott to meet him at a certain train and heave
fh Hnffln intn Ms reservation. Arrivinsr late he swunsr aboard, found
the compartment without luggage and thitrw open the window. The
tram started jusx as ne caugni sigm oi ig yuu uu ma yuuviu
"Why the devil isnt my bagjrage in this compartment ?"he shouted.
"Well," "spoke up the Scott, "for the reasons which IH tell yer. In
the first place I just arrived here, ' In the second place, you just arrived
here, and In the third place, yer in the wrang train." ,v
(imrlcta Km faatan. Incl
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ness trip to rrankim ui-i-say.
Misses Vcrlon Lediord and
Blanche Carpenter spent Saturday
night with Mrs. L. C. Knight on
Sctser Branch.
Mr. E. B. Dellart, of Franklin,
was "in this section Tuesday.
Mr. Archie Stockton made a
business trip to Franklin Saturday.
Mrs. E. L. Dellart spent Friday
night with her daughter, Mrs., Vi
ola McConnell. -.,,', f
' Miss Bertha Hastings was visit
ing Miss Minnie Sanders - Wed
nesday. ' . -
Mr. Henry West was in this com
munity Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevel Ramey pass
ed through this section Friday. .
mi , lliliiit ..r
ness visitor in Franklin on Friday ;
afternoon of last week. " !
Messrs Harry and Hal Danielson
were among the business visitors in
Franklin last Friday."
Miss Alice Caler spent Saturday
in Franklin shopping.-.
Mr. HuEh Nuckols. of Waynes-
ville, former manager of our Nan
taliala store, was on the street
shaking-hands with friends recently.
Cowee Locals
Rainbow Springs
Mr. Paul Vaught, who has been
confined " to his home on Black
street on account of influenza for
the past week, is improving. .
Mr. L. O. Bailey has been on
the sick list the past week. He
is able to be out on the street
again.
Mr. A. W. Agee made a busi
ness .trip " to Asheville and New
River, Tenn. He will return the
latter part of this week.
Mr. Wallace Storie was a busi-
On Sunday, March 6, 12 .new
converts were baptized and joined
the Liberty Baptist church. Sev
eral others were taken into the
church during a recent revival
meeting.
Mrs. W. A. McGaha visited Mrs.
D. L. Clark one day last week.
Mr. G. K. Hurst visited his uncle,
T. T. Hurst, Saturday night.
Mr. Lewis Carter was visiting
friends at Leatherman over the
week-end.
A large crowd from here attend
ed .the funeral of Mr. James I.
Shepherd, which was held at the
Shepherd cemetery last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rickman and
children were guests at Mrs. James
Mason's "birthday dinner last Sun
day. A large crowd was present
and a bounteous dinner was . serv:
ed. ' ' . . -
Dr. J. H. Fouts was in this sec
tion recently on professional busi
ness. . -.
Mr. W. A. McGaha made a busi
ness trip tQ Franklin last Saturday.
Mr. Harley. Sawyers is' visiting
his sister, Mrs. Joe Rickman.
Mr. Derrell Queen has been , re
ported on the sick list. - ; "
Mr. John Queen, of Bryson City,
has been visiting his father, Mr.
W. M. Queen, and. other relatives
in this section. '..
Mrs. Charles Bryson gave a very
enjoyable .quilting party at her
home last Tuesday. -
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Rickman
entertained the young folks at a
B. Y. P. U. social Saturday night.
J. B. Elmore was visiting friends
and relatives - in Haywood and
Jackson counties recently.
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s Cy REV. O. P. ADER
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Mrx and Mrs. Lester Lewis
near Franklin,, announce the ar
rival of a son on March 8.,
A son was Wn to Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Smith, of' Franklin, Route
3, on March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hurst, of
West's Mill, announce the- arriva
on March 6, of a 10-pound boy.
Both mother and child were report
ed doing nicely.
Born to Mr. and sMrs. Boyd
Bates, on Bates Branch, a son.
Mr: and Mrs. George Stiles, of
Clark s Chapel, announce the ar
rival; of a daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Keener, a daughter, Edith Pauline.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clampit an
nounce the birth of a son, James
Loftoa
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Smith of
Franklin, . Route 3, announce 4the
arrival of a. fine boy on March 7.
"The Prodigal 'Prophet Passes
Through the Valley of the Shadow
of Death" will be. the serinon
theme of the pastor Sunday, coli-
tinuing his study of Jonah the
run-away preacher.
The church school meets at 8:45
a. m. ;
March 13 is "Young People's
Day," and the young people of
the church will have charge ot the
evening program of services. An
interesting service is planned, and
talks will be made by various per
sons. One of the subjects discuss
ed is "What Should Be the At--titude
of Adults Toward Youth?"
Special music and themes discussed
will feature the program.
Th pastor preaches at Carson's
chapel at 3 p. m. on the' theme of
"A Blessing For Everybody."',
Masonic Leader Passes,.
John N. Hasty, chief rabban of
Oasis Shrine temple, died "aC Rock
ingham. Sunday night at age-of 55.
Burial was on Monday, afternoon.
Use Floex for
Colds and Flu
North Skeenah
The Pleasant Hill Sunday school
is progressing, nicely at this writ
ing.. Mrs. Robert Carpenter had a
very enjoyable quilting party at
her house Thursday.
Mr. Alonzo Knight, of Setser
Branch, was visiting at the home
of R. L. Carpenter Saturday.
Mr. Oscar Sanders made a busi
W. H. Helms of Waxhaw, Un
ion xounty, sells about $40 worth
of cured sweet potatoes from, his
storage house each month and has
a good income from his poultry
flocks.
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LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE
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for Cold.
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This effective new medicine
should be found in every home.
Take a dose as soon as the first
symptoms of cold or influcnsa, ap-
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ry, discomfort and illness. . But
even in advanced stages of colds,
influenza and related respiratory
infections brings relief. Sold in' 50
cent ' bottles. Made by a secret
process, this new, v scientifically '
prepared medicine is ' sold only at
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LIN,, N. C. ; . -Adv.
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respectful service in
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