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Messrs. Floyd Ramsey and Fur
man Anderson went to Maryvillc,
Tenn., with a truck load of apples
and potatoes Wednesday.
Mr. Robert Ramsey fell while work
ing on his born and hurt his ankle
painfully but don't think it is serious
ly. ..
Miss Elizabeth Womack was the
guest of Lola and Jessie Ramsey re
cently. Miss Womack taught our
school last year and her many friends
were glad to see her back again.
Mr. Harley Ramsey is in Georgia
working with the government sur
veyors.
Mr. Ralph Mason of Burningtown
was in this section Friday. ,
Miss Mayeburyl DeHart has return
ed home after a two weeks' visit
with her sister, Ms. Carl Morgan.
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RAINBOW SPRINGS
Mr. Jake Cabe returned last Sun
day evening after spending the week
end with his family on Hazel Creek.
Mr. J. W. Stanley and Mr. A. W.
Agee went to Ritter Park camp on
business on Friday of last week.
Miss Alice Caler spent last Friday
in Franklin shopping.
Mr. John Sneed was in Franklin
on business last Friday.
s Mr. Tom Swanson and son, Marsh
all,' aqotored down to Lenoir on a
business trip last week.
Those who motored over to Franks
lirl on Fndy evening for shopping
and on business were: Mr. F. W.
Tittle, Mr. andvMrs. J. E. Danielson,
Mrs. J. T. Bennt, and Miss Lucy
Bateman. V
Mr. Mack Hayes whev recently re
mained with the section crew on
Nantahala-Andrews railroad) for a few
weeks resigned and returned to Haz
el Creek a few days ago. .
Mr. J. P, Danielson went to Frank
lin on business last week-end.
The friends of Mrs. Giarlie Angel
are glad to see her out on the street
after heincr confined to her home
for a few days on account of sick-
i ness.
A ls$ Katherine Ramey, who is at
"wlting school at Franklin, came home
to spend the week-end with her par-
ents nearhe. old Convict, camp.
! We learn that(. Mr, Charlie Cloer,
who is in a local hospital with a brok
en leg, is improving.
Rev. George Cloer, who is ouf
blacksmith in the woods operation,
has moved his family back to Kimsey
Creek recently from the old convict
place!
According to a report last Friday
evening , that three of the Southern
box cars loaded with wood were turn
ed over at the place known as Horse
shoe curve on our Nantahala-Andrews
railroad between Buck Creek
and Aquone. The accident happened
at the time our train, in charge of
Mark Culberston, engineer, and Bill
Gilland, conductor, . left Rainbow
Springs early morning. No one was
hurt. Train and section crews have
been working at the wreck day and
night to clear up.
Mi. Homer Williams has returned
, ,to our Ritter family recently to take
charge of the machine shop as ma
chinist after spending the past sum
mer. Dr. and Mrs. McGuire visited Dr.
McGuire's parents at Norton last
Saturday. .
Mrs. A. E. Weaver spent the week
with : her , parents at 'DiHard, Ga.
Mr.' J. N. Wilhide of Judson spent
the week-end with his sister, Mrs.
Howard Bateman, on Main street.
P'to!. Clifford Medford is expected
home net, Saturday, to spend the hol
Jayjr 'with hii parents on Black street.
ifarry 1 and Hubert Danielson, of
West Virginia, are expected home for
the , holidays with theirG parents on
Main street next Saturda) evening.
Mr. Henry Franklin, of Swananoa,
spent last Sunday with friends and
relatives. returning home in the evening.
LIBERTY SCHOOL
Mr. P. C. Dalton' and little son,
Harold, were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W- H. Dalton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rickman and
childaren attended a birthday party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Leatherman Sunday.
Miss Verna Shepard and Rebecca
Dalton were visiting their friend, Miss
Kate1 Shepard Sunday.
Miss Kate Shepard was visiting
Miss Verna Shepard Saturday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Painter spent
Saturday night with MBr. E. C. Paint
er" , Miss Selma Henson spent last week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Henson, of Franklin, Route 2.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Dalton were
visiting Mrs. Dalton's father, Mr. E
C. Painter, Sunday.
Mrs. E. O. Rickman and Miss Car
rie J. Shephard were visiting Mrs.
Kate Mason and Mrs. J. D Leather
man Monday. ,
Mrs. W. H. Dalton and Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Dalton were, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Painter of Jackson
county Thursday night.
The revival meeting which was ,held
at Liberty Baptist church was a great
success. There were many conver
sions and thirteen people joined the
Baptist church here. We. are expect
ing great , results from this meeting.
Mr. Bishop will be the pastor here
for the coming year.
Mr: Clyde Shepard was visiting his
mother, Mrs. Rosa Lee Shepard, of
Canton, N. C, on Saturday and Sun
day of the past week.
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SHOOKV1LLE
Mr. and Mrs. Kerma Holland, of
Pennsylvania, are visiting Mrs. Hol
land's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Tilson. '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moss and fam
ily have moved back from Cruso.
Mrs. Jake Franks has been on the
sick , list. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W;. H. Rogers and
family have moved to Gneiss.
Mr. James Watson died last Wed
nesday morning, December 10. The
remains was laid to rest in the Buck
Creek cemetery ..Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral services were , conducted
by Rev. L.F. Lance and R. C: Mor
gan. 1
He leaves to mourn his departure
one brother, two sisters, all of Sylva,
three children, W. H. Watson and
Mrs. Lou Allison, of Dayton, Ohio,
and Mrs. G. H. Kerbert of Cincin
natti, Ohid. besides a number of
grandchildren.
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MATINEE Christmas afternoon, 3
afternoon, 3 P. M. Adv.
It is said that the gold cuff links,
the silver shoe buckles - worn by
Prince Charles at the battle of Cul
loden, and a fragment of the colors
taken into' battle brought only $115
at a recent sale in London, while a
small drinking glass bearing his por
trait was eagerly bought for $800.
Always in the Market
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of all kinds
Nantahala
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AH TcTib- "Wcclcra"
At f.Iaccn' Theatre
As Buck Duane, outlaw by circum
stance, George O'Brien spurns fate
and man-made terrors for a woman's
smile in "The Lone Star Ranger,"
Fox Movietone all talking , romance,
adapted from Zane Grey's widely
read novel, which opens at the Ma
con theatre to-night.
Sue Carol,:-who portrays the fem
inine lead, furnishes the heart ap
peal, and the combination of O'Brien,
Grey and Miss Carol is a happy one.
It provides a distinct treat in the first
real "Western" to be transferred to
the audible screen.
Few pictures ever made, silent or
all talking, ever presented many ac
tion and entrancing a romance. The
story deals with the stirring adven
tures of the daring Texas Rangers
in the days when the West was wild
and wooly. A delightful love story
threads its way through the unfolding
of the plot and the climax is simply
immense.
The title role was made for O'Brien
and he gives one of the best per
formances of his career, which is say
ing a great deal when one recalls
his various successes.
Supporting, the principals are sev-'
eral prominent actors, notably Walter
McGrail, Warren Hymer and Eliza
beth Patterson. A. F, Erickson's di
rection is sure and finished.
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Wishing
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:& for your patronage during this
nope io nave me pleasure or serving you more
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" I will endeavor to make every effort possible
to serve you better and give you the benefit of
better value, quality and price. My cucccss re
lies upon your good judgment of where to buy,
and my ability of buying and fairness to you.
Remember that my store is full of useful
gifts which will be appreciated by anyone re
ceiving them. Such as:' 1
Blankets, Hosiery wool, silk and cotton, Coats,
Dresses, Shoes, Hats, Caps, "Duxbak" clothing,
Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Ties, Sweaters, Rain
Coats, etc. In fact every thing the family will
need from head to foot.
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Christmas Goods - Candies
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Endspec.31,1930
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