2 Macon Student* Make
Honor Roll At Mart Hill
The names ot two students
from Macon County, Miss Mary
Frances Dalrymple, ot near
Franklin, and Frederick Thom
as Corbin, o( Culla-saja, appear ,
on the honor roll at Mars Hill I
college tor the aprlng semester,
Just made public by the regis
trar's office. To be eligible for
a place on the honor roll, a stu
dent has to earn 40 quality
credits, with no grade below C.
Out of approximately 1,000 stu
dents, 95 attained the average.
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FINAL TAX NOTICE
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Before August 1st and
Save Advertising Costs
V ? v ? .
J. P. BRADLEY,
Tax Collector.
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Dillsboro, N. C.
PUBLIC URGED
TO HELP KEEP
FOREST CLEAN
Wasilik Cites Problem
Few Irresponsible*
Create
Abusive use of recreational
areas by irresponsible individ
uals is making it difficult and
expensive for the Nantahala
National Forest work crews to
keep the areas clean and in
viting to family groups,, Hangei
John Wasilik, Jr., said this
week.
He pointed out that water
melon rinds are often left scat
I tered. about the recrational
areas. This is Insanitary, as it
draws flies, ants and other ln
i.ec is ana make the areas un
pleasant to folk who use it lat-'
er. Hanger Wasilik added that
garbage pits and pails are pro
; v tiled ior the use of picnickers,
and asked that all unburnable
I waste be placed in these recep
I tacles. i
Mr. Wasilik requested that
persons using the area burn
their papers- magazines, car
Ions, food wrappers and so on,
in the iireplaces, "Many folk
! who use tne area", he said,
"have told me: 'I hate to see
old newspapers, food wrappers,
beer cans, bottles scatterea
around the forest ... It Just
doesn't seem right to have those
tnlngs littering up the woods'."
Free wood Is available in the
the central wood yard for those
wishing to do cooking. However,
Hanger Wasilik pointed out that
it is in lengths that will have'
to be chopped by tne user. Ht
asked that people be consider
ate in their use of this wood
and leave some for the other
fellow.
A limited amount of money is I
available for recreational de
velopment on the Nantahala
National Forest. "If we've got
to spend all of it constantly re
pairing and cleaning up, then
there's little we can do about
expanding recreation, as much
as we'd like to do it," Mr. Was
ilik declared.
He emphasized that the use
of all conveniences at the rec
reational areas are on the
"honor system." "The U. S. For
est Service doesn't have the
money with which to police the
area frequently enough. We
know that when a family comes
to the forest to relax, they
want to find a clean, sanitary,
natural-looking place. They like
to feel that they are 'away from
it all.' We want them to feel
that way. We want tnem to con
tinue to keep coming and, with j
cur limited means, we are doing
everything possible to provide
j them with the atmosphere they
seek. All that we ask is some
consideration for the Golden
Rule? 'to do unto others as you
would have them do unto you.'
In other words? think a little j
about the other tello>v."
Houk Is Graduated
Frc.n Carson-Newman
Fred J. Houk, son of Mr. and I
Mrs. Guy L. Houk, recently |
was graduated from Carson- 1
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DEXTER
WASHERS
FARMERS FEDERATION
GIVES |
Malarial
Chills ? Fever
RELIEF
Floor Sanding
and Finishing
REEVES & SHULER
Bryson City, N. C.
No Job* Too Large . . ?
. . . or Too Small
Mo?t Mishaps Occur
When Weather and
Roads Are Good
The N. C. Motor Vehicle de
partment reports that eight out
of every 10 fatal {traffic acci
dents in North Carolina last
year occur?d in clear weathe,
when the roads were dry. The
majority of the mishaps also
occurred on straight, level road
ways
Theatre Production To Be
Sponsored By Boy Scouts
A special performance ol
Oscar Wilde's famous comedy,
"The Importance of Being
Earnest", will be presented by
the "Theatre in the Sky" com
pany of Waynesvllle, at the Hoey
auditorium, Cullowhee, tomor
row (Friday) evening at 8:30 1
o'clock, as a benefit ior the t
Cullowhee Boy Scouts.
Newman college, Jefferson City,
Ten/i., with the B. S. degree, It 1
was learned here. Houk is now
with the U. S. Department of
Agriculture as an inspector of
| fruits and vegetables, stationed
at Gramlin, S. C.
PROVOCATIVE
She (at dance i : Does my
gown look as though it were
tailing off my shoulders?
He: No. Come on;" let's dance.
She: I'm sorry, but I must go
and rearrange it . . . it's sup
posed to look that way.
Special Lunch
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50c
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CHOICE OF MEATS
Three Vegetables
Hot Rolls
Coffee
Desert
?
Dixie Grill
Hot Oops and Hamburgers
CRUSHED ROCK FOR SALE
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WE HAVE THREE SIZES OF SCREENED
ROCK AND SAND
Kelly Construction Co.
Rabun Gap, Ga.
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tree-ripened pVaches.
Take home a pint or two of Pet's PEACHES 'N CREAM
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you'll agree that ... as to flavor, body* texture
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We're building
ONI EVERY 45 SECONDS
but
that's |
%
not
fast
enough
for
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In Juat two yean we've built and sold
more fine care than any other new
manufacturer in automobile history.
Why? Because America fell In love with
the KAISER and the FRAZER on tight.
Folk, are streaming into Kaiser- Frazer
showrooms and learning from present
owners how dependable these two great
cars are. They're learning ?from people
who drive them ? how soundly they are
built . . . how economical they are . . . how
much enjoyment there is in owning one.
THESE ARE THE MOST-COPIED CARS
IN AMERICA, road -proved by 250,000
owners In two billion mile* of driving.
Because plenty of Americans Insist on ,
comfort, convenience, style and value,
traditional leaders had to "move over" ? ?
as Kaiser- Fraxer became the fourth
largest manufacturer of motor cars In
the world in two short years.
Why wait? Enjoy your new car this
summer. You'll get fair treatment and
highett trade-in allowance*
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