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Miss Ledford Entertains
Music Club
Miss Willie Mae Ledford de
lightfully entertained, the 1915 Mc
Dowell Music club on the afternoon
of March 22 at 3:30 o'clock.
The regular order of business
was engaged in, including the ap-
puiiiimeiii oi a nominating com
mittee for, the purpose of the elec
tion of new officers at the next
meeting, April 12.
,,The program committee reported
the selection of Mrs. Gilmer Craw
ford as next hostess, who will en
tertain at-'-the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Lee Crawford at 3:30
p. m. on the second Tuesday in
April. The subject of this pro
gram will be, "American Com
posers" with Miss Elizabeth Dow-
MACON THEATRE
Fri.-Sat, March 25-26
Hoot Gibson
.in
WILD HORSE
From' the story by Peter B.
Kyne. One of best Western's
of Hoot's career and that's say
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Mon.-Tuet., March 28-29
THE SIN OF
VIADELON CLAUDT
With HELEN HAYES, Lewis
Stone, Neil Hamilton, Jean Her
sholt, Marie Prevost, Cliff Ed
wards. "Never before have we
Men audiences o deeply
moved, o completely, swayed
Clever so much praise."
Atlanta Constitution:
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NOT MERELY A PICTURE,
BUT AN ACHIEVEMENT
- OF THE TALKING
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IS & 35c
die as leaden The following pro
gram for this occasion was an
nounced by the leader, Mrs. How
ard Horsley: :
Current events Mrs. E. R. Eller x
Vocal solo "Mighty Like a Rose"
Nevill Mrs. Gilmer Crawford
PJano . solo Au Matin" Godard
Mrs. Harry Higgins
Piano solo "Scarf Dance"
Chaminade .'".
Miss Willie Mae Ledford
After this concluding number the
hostess served refreshing punch
and cake.
and Mrs. Martin
week.
Angel the past
Personal Mention
Messrs T. B. and Harry Shep
herd and Helen Shepherd were in
Asheville Saturday on business and
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston,
Jr., have moved into an apartment
over the Chevrolet garage on Main
strtct. '
Mrs. George- Johnston and little
son, Murray, have returned from
Athens, Ga., where they have been
visiting Mrs. Johnston's mother,
Mrs. Alice Murray.
Messrs J. T. Ashe and Wiley
Sanders, of Route 4, were among
the business visitors here Tuesday,
and while here paid a pleasant call
to The Press.
Rev. W. T. Potts, of Highlands,
was here the past week-end to at
tend the revival at the Baptist
church and visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Bryson, of
Detroit, Mich., are spending several
days here with their parents, Mr.
arid Mrs. Robert Sheffield, and
Mr. Robert Bryson at West's Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conley were
in Charlotte the latter part of the
past week on business.
Mr. Roscoe Ramsey, of Sylva,
spent several days here last week
with his sister, Mrs. Wade Moody,
at her home on Iotla.
Mr. Lee Barnard and family have
moved to the Deal residence on
the Murphy road.
' ' '
Miss Mae McDowell, of Clayton,
Ga., was the, guest of Miss Lily
Rankin and other friends here sev
eral days last week.
Mrs. J. R.
was visiting
Ray, of West's Mill,
at the home of Mr.
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Rev. Fred Cochrane of Missouri,
was visiting friends here and on
Uriartown several days last week.
Mrs. Henry Slagle, of Cartooge
chaye, was here last Sunday visit
ing Miss Amy Harrison at her
home on Harrison avenue.
Judge and Mrs. John Awtrey
spent last week in Clayton, Ga.
Miss Mary C. Bissell and Miss
Fitzsimmons returned to their
home here Sunday after spending
the vinter in Clearwater, Fla.
Mr.' Willard Griggs, who is study
ing for the ministry at Majs Hill
College, spent the week-end here
with his father, the Rev. W. L.
Griggs, who has foeen conducting
revival at the First Baptist
church.
Mrs. Boice Munday has returned
from Harriman, Tenn., where she
has been on an extended visit with
her mother, Mrs. Malburn P.
Thompson.
Mrs. James A.: Fowler, of Rock-
wood, Tenn., is here visiting her
father, Mr. S. A. Munday, who
has been seriously ill.
Mrs. F. S. Johnston, after spend
ing the winter in Tampa, Fla., re
turned to her home here last Sun
day.
Miss Martha Ashear arrived here
Saturday from Pittsburg, Pa., to
spend several days with her broth
er, air. Joseph Ashear.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Curtis and
a Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday here with Mr. Cur
tis parents, Mr. and Mrs: W. F,
Curtis.
Mr. Frank Potts, of Highlands,
was among the business visitors
here Monday.
Messrs W. C. Byrd and C. S.
Brown, Jr., of Winston-Salem,
spent the week-end here with Mr.
Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
S. Brown, at the Scott Griffon
hotel.
Messrs William .loan and Ne
ville Sloan, Jr., - who spent their
spring holidays here with their
parents, returned -to the University
of North Carolina Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neely and
daughter, Miss Joan Neely, of At
lanta, and Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Neely, of Baxley, Ga., spent several
days here last week with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Neely,.
at Trimont Inn.
Mr. And Mrs. John B. Willis
and daughter, Miss Mary Willis,
have returned to their home here
after spending several months at
Crystal River, Fla.
Mr.; Nissar Ashear has been very
ill at the home of his son, . Mr
Joseph Ashear, suffering from a
heart attack.
. Mr. J. II. Brookr.hire, of Cor
nelia,' Ga., has accepted a position
in the City Barber shop, recently
vacated by Mr. Charlie Crawford,
who has accepted a job in Hazel
wood. " The many friends of Mr. J. M.
Cochrane will regret to learn that
he has been seriously ill at his
home at Briartown. .
Mrs. Tim Hoilman is spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Elvira Byrd, who is seriously ill
at the home of her son, Mr. Dock
Byrd, at Bryson City.
J.O.U.A.M.
Ksvg Coned
Edited by
JOHN W. EDWARDS
CULLASAJA AND CARTOOCE
CHAYE COUNCILS
I read in the Sunday Citizen
Times, a. long article about Dr. S.
H. Lyle. Dr. Lyle is one of the
oldest Juniors in the-county ; since
he joined the lodge in l'JO as a
charter member of Cullasajavoun
cil. The article I read in the daily
said that he owned around 10,000
books; and I bet he has read them
all. . ;
MILLSHOAL NO. 246
E. V. Ammons has bought the
Wesley Young farm, of some forty
acres, which is located on the hcid
waters of Rabbit Creek.
Millshoal council has been tak-
Ling in new" members here of late-
John Ferguson and Zeb Taylor are
two of the new members.
On Saturday night, March 26 will
be a great time at Millshoal coun
cil as there is plenty of degree
work to be done.
Rev. Alvin Solesbce was in town
last week shopping or talking pol
itics. The strange thing about Rev.
Solesbee is the fact lie can't come
to town on Thursday night.
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COWEE COUNCIL
The Cowee council were well
represented in Franklin last Satur
day. It seemed as if every other
person I saw was from Cowee.
T. M. Rickman said that the Cowee
lodge was on a great ioom ; and at
every meeting night they were
having degree work."
There are two Junior lodges that
are holding back on the rest of
us boys. I wonder why Highlands
and Higdonville councils doesn't
send in the history of their charter
and council, etc.
If I had that information we
could then have a complete history
of the Junior Order of Macon
county.
Baptist Church
Notes
By REV. EUGENE R. ELLER
vice at the evening worship hour.
All of these who joined frr bap
tism are urged to be icady, if pos
sible, for that service. The doors
of the church will bo open- lor the
reception of members both Sunday
morning and evening.
All the teachers and officers of
the Sunday school and B. Y. P. U
are urged to make a special effort
to, attend all the services Sunday,
Rainbow Springs
F. W. TITTLE, Correspondent
Miss Jennctte Danielson, who is
attending high school at Sylva,
spent the week-end at the' home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Danielson
on Main street recently.
Mr. Clifton Medford, of Chapel
Hill, spent a- few days .visit to his
parents on , Black street last week.
Miss "Alice Caler has moved to
Aquone where she is making her
home. ' . '
Mr, Mark Culbertson, the engi
neer, moved his family this week
to the house vacated by Miss
Caler.
Mr. J. T. Bennett and family
motored to Murphy last Sunday
for a visit To Mrs. Bennett's par
ents. '
Miss Ruby Wilson, of Andrews,
who has been spending the past 2
or 3 weeks here returned home
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson and
Dr. J. G. Storie motored to An
drews for the day last Sunday.
Mr. Jones Franklin, of Pineold,
has returned to Rainbow Springs
where he- has a position with the
Ritter Lumber company.
'Mr. and Mrs. Whistaut , and
daughter, of High Point, spent the
week-end with their son, Ray, on
Black street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Bateman
and sen . have gone to S-.vajir.ona
for a few day; stay v,ith Mis.
Bateman's sister, Mrs. "Henry
Franklin.
Mrs. Pauline Waldroop, of An
drews, is visiting her friends and
relatives this week
Mr. J. VV. Damron, superinten
dent of manufacturing of the W.
M. Ritter Lumber company; spent
a few days on business to our
plant.
Mr. Carl Mayse, of Tillman, S.
C, arrived a few days ago, where
lie has a position as camp store
clerk at the Ritter "camp.
Mr. S. M.' Wolfe, who was in
jured in the motor car accident at
Tillman, S. C, recently is much
improved and is able to be out;
He. was a business visitor last
week and returned to Asheville.
" Forty-three boys arid girls joined
the first 4-H club ever to be
organized in the Suit community
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We are having a nice Sunday
school. Everybody, come.
Miss Mildred Harrison and Miss
Gertrude Shope were the week-end
visitors of Gertrude's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. E. V. Shope.
Mrs. Lexie Sanders made a busi
ncss trip to Franklin Saturday.
Mr. E. B. DeHart of Franklin
was visiting his sister. Mrs. Viola
McConnell, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mr, Griggs gave an in
teresting sermon at Pleasant Hill
Tinsdav afternoon. There was al
arge crowd present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlcy McConnell
spent bunday with Mrs. iviccou-
ncll's parents, Mr, and Airs. h. L.
DeHart. .,
The series of revival services
at the First Baptist church closed
Sunday night with more than 500
people present The meeting re
sulted in 46 additions to the church,
30 for baptism and eight by letter.
There were many who reconsecrat
ed their lives and some who made
professions and will unite with
other churches.
The church and pastor are-grate
ful for the fine spirit of coopera
tion on the part of all the people.
The church in conference Sunday
morning extended an invitation to
Mr. Griggs and Mr. Blackburn to
return in August or a little later
for another series of meetings.
There will be regular services in
the Baptist church next Sunday.
The Sunday school will meet at
9 :4S a. m. We should have . a
greater Sunday school as a result
of our meeting. Every one who
joined the church should be in the
Bible school of the church. The
morning sermon will be, "The Res
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special Easter music.
The B. Y. P. U. will meet at
6:45 p. m. All members are urged
to be on time and bring some one
with you. Just as there should be
an increase m the Sunday school,
the same should be true of the
B. Y. P. U. AH who joined the
church should become members of
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