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(CnarofaUMy omitted Uat *nU E. J. Mashburn Diet At 78; Rite* Held At Cowe? Church Edward J. Mashburn, 78-year old farmer, died at his home near Lake Emory at 8:30 a. m. November 12. following a long lllnewr A native of Macon County, Mr. Mashburn was a member of the Rldgecrest Baptist church. He Is survived by his widow, the former Miss Stella Dowland; three sisters, Mrs A. E- Bishop and- Mrs. Frank C. Cunningham, pf Franklin, and Mrs. O. L. Ricker, of Gretna, Va.; and two brothers, Thomas Mashburn, of Arlington, Texas, and James Mashburn, of Fowler, Idaho. I Funeral services were beia November 13 at 2:30 p. m at the Cowee Bapuat church, with the Rev. Lee Crawford officiat ing. Burial was In the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed Duvall, Tom Rlckman, Floyd Bryson, Wylle Sellers, Mont Duvall, and Frank Sellers. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Bryant funeral home. (Unavoidably omitted last wreki N. V. Stamey Die* At Moore Hospital; Funeral H jld Here Nelson Virgil Stamey, 69-year old veteran . of the Spanish American war and an army cook most of his life, who had made / CAMELS? \ ( THANK S! DID \0U\ MAKE THE CAMEL \ 30-DAY MILDNESS I ^ TEST. TOO? J ? Smoke Camels for 30 days? and see for yourself how mild a cigarette can be! In a recent national test, hundreds of men and women smoked Camels exclu sively for 30 days. The throats of these smokers were examined each week by noted throat specialists who reported NO THROAT IRRITATION duo to smoking CAM ELS I OfJkeHto** RICH ? SMOOTH ? DELICIOUS THANKSGIVING JAMBOREE ? AT ? SLAGLE MEMORIAL BEGINNING AT 8:00 P. M. THURSDAY NIGHT Square and Round Dancing EXTRA SPECIAL REAL GOOD MUSIC \ Guaranteed To Tickle Your Toe TURKEY RAFFLE \ Sponsored by V. F. W. his home In the Cullasaja com- i m unity for the put 14 years, died In the Moore Oensral hoi- 1 pltal at AahevlUe at S p. m. November IS, following an ill ness of five weeks. Funeral services were held No vember 15 at 11 a. m at the Sugarfork Baptist church, with the Rev. William L. Sorrels of-' liciatlng. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Arrangements were under the direction ot Bryant funeral home. Mr. Stamey, a native of Can ton, Is survived by his w.aow, the former Miss Mane Cook; live sons, Dennis, who Is in the army stationed at the Presi dio, near Los Angeles, and J Lloyd, Gene, Ted and John.ne, all of Cullasaja; two sisters, Mrs. Althea Hatcher and Mrs. Hattie BoBlden, both of Ashevllle; ana one brother, Baline btamey, >.1 Gastonia. i Unavoidably umiUed Usl week Mrs. Charles Grist, 68, Of Clayton, Is Taken By Death H.ie Mrs. Dora Belle Grist, the wife of Charles A. Grist, of .layton, Ga , died at Angel hos pital at 6:45 a. m. November 6. She was 68. Funeral services were held the following day at 1 p. m. at the Dillard Baptist church, with the Rev. George W. scott, the pas ?or, assisted by the Rev. James T. Marchman, officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Grist, who was the daughter of the late Sumner iJerrong and Mrs. Nancy Dillara Berrong, is survived by her hus oand; two sons, Paul Grist, of Scaly, and Hall Grist, of Dillard; one daughter, Mrs. Nannie Bleckley, of Clayton, Ga., four sisters, Mrs. Wade Kimsey, of Hiawassee, Ga., Mrs. N. H. Wood, of Pitts, Ga., Mrs. W. G. Lyons, of Mayfield, Ga., and Mrs. Ver lon Sellers, of Powder Springs, Ga.; two brothers, Claude Ber rong, of Hiawassee, Ga., and Julius Berrong, of Okmulgee, Okla.; six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Bryant funeral home. Bee Colonies In N. C. Increased Beyond Goal North Carolina beekeepers In creased the number of their bee colonies by 14,000 this year, and thus attained the distic tion of being the only state group in the counry to meet their suggested goal as set by the U. S. Department of Agri culture. Figures just released by the bureau of agricultural eco nomics show that the number of bee colonies in the Old North State increased from 173,000 in 1947 to 187,000 this year. The suggested goal was 177,000. Alabama, with an increase of 10,000 colonies, had the second best record in the nation. Most of the northern states had fewer colonies this year than least. W. A. Stephen, extension bee keeper at State college, said the North Carolina record speaks well for the future of agriculture. "Bees are necessary for the pollination of more than 50 crops, and by increasing their be population, the beekeepers are keeping pace with increas ingly diversified agriculture," he declared. Macon Dry Cleaners Prompt Efficient Work FOR PICK UP SERVICE Phone 270 JOIN Bryant Mutual Burial Association Oldest and Strongest in the County How To Roliove Bronchitis Creomulsioo relieves promptly because it goq? right to the Kit of the trouble to help loosen end expel germ ladaa ? phlegm end aid nature to soothe and . heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial 1 mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsloa with the understanding you must 111m the way it quickly allay* the cough or you are to have your money baa. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Ch?itColdi,Bronchitis ... *?- ? 'V Antnracitt is a Mura cou which burnt without flame and contain* upward of 90 par cent carbon. IT* Franklin Praaa and The Highland* Maconian CHICK2N IN THE BASKET STEAKS DIXIE GRILL Good ii the Best CHOPS COUNTRY HAM WE BUY... OAK, POPLAR, MAPLE, ASH AND PINE LOGS for prices apply at office or call 260- J Also Pine Framing and Lumber Far Sale At Reasonable Prices Highlands Briar, Inc. Sylva Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company an nounce that the management with the co-op ;ratlcn of the employee* has established a schedule of services which can and will be maintained. These schedules have been planned sio as to render the most efficient service* possible for cur customers and at the same time maintain a high standard of work. These schedules follow below: ROUTE ONE Work picked up in Sylva, Dillsboro and Dillsboro Road will be delivered on Wednesday. Work picked up on Beta Road Beta, Addie and Cope Creek will be delivered Thursday evening and Friday morning. Work picked up on Wednes day's delivery will be delivered on the following Saturday. Work picked up on Thiursd \y and Friday's delivery will be de livered on the following Tuesday. Monday Tuesday ?/ ?i ROUTE TWO Monday Tuesday Wednesday Work picked up in Wilmct, Gateway, Whittier, Ela, Bryson City, Cherokee and Cherokee Road will be delivered on Thurs day. Work picked up on Frank in Road and in Franklin will be delivered on F riday. Work picked up in East La Porte, Tuckaseigee, G 1 e n v il 1 e, Cashiers and Highlands will be delivered on Saturday. Work picked up on Thursday's delivery will be dsliverod on the following Monday. Work picked up on Friday's delivery will be delivered an the following Tuesday. Work picked up on Saturday's delivery will be delivered on the following Wednesday. ROUTE THREE Mondav Work picked up in Rhode s town, on Cullowhee Road, in Webster and Gullowhee will be delivered on Wednesday even ing and Thursday morning. Tuesday Worked picked up on Highway * from Bryson City to Tiopton, in Andrews and Rabbins villa will be delivered on Thursday evening. Work picked up on Wednes day evening or Thursday morn ing will be delivered cm the fol lowing Monday. Work picked up on Thursday evening's delivery will be de livered on the folic wing Tues day. Hospitals, Hotels and Tourist Homes given daily service when needed. 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