FLOATING DRY DOCK
BEING BUILT ON
FONTANA LAKE
Zen; > Ll>\ ?>:* !>:>> m City,. i>
in e> rue a I'vu''5.' ,? :! . ' n.g
dry ci e.\ :u ne pi ?,*.? i , ' w..er
Branch ... A'. n.?: i F :a.
Lake.
Mr. H\, ?: -..?v ; a: a we.. k
the In-l ?ivt: v.1. riip.v'.i :i l
Will i t' p'.a.v ? in \ :v L.
April 2o. Ta - an! aec :p.?iiaU" 12
boats. T.. t -.? - w he
placed. en *ae 1-y lie ;n -M, y. Tac
'~-* ? ii.tV .Li ?? ?>, i L i ,, , , ,. i'.\, ,j\, ?; .'?! .1,
l'icati '!?>. vi v. :i oe 71 ice:
and 34 lev* w.d? . i* i- being built
of 2 x 4 and -V> . -a >>i\ drums.
When e? -iripleteii V\e d< k will h.a.'e
12 lecki ; . "at V. ..1 . tvovna<*'a:li' '24
to 30 b??at.'.
W. G. Womack
Honored On Birthday
Mr. and M. >. W\ G. Womack
spent e p...-* week-end in A.-ne
ville v.it.. their ;L.;i?iiter. Miv. Hcl
??14^ >wn.?^ 4 -M-a. __ Htllwii, A Irs.
Brown ; her :n 'her-in-l;. w h'd
^ s.urpr..-e ha'acCy dinner i\.,r Mr,
Wc-m. v-:: ? >n Su* ? v. Mr \va> given
a nunii.i. e a.l'.s.
KING & FRANKLIN
CIRCUS
''Grand Opening
Sylva
1?DAY ONLY?1
FRIDAY
APRIL
CULLOWHEE ROAD
SHOW GROUNDS
wice Daily
oors Open
District Sanitarian
Announces Grades Of
Cafes, Dairies, Etc.
Mr. Charlie Thomas, district
>anitar.un. has amrouneed grade
rati-ti^ for ike cafes, hotels, food
...aiuicr.-, ar.d d..iiie? of Jack>an
c.iuntv as f> li<>v.? : C.ife.^?Grade A,
Wits Cafe. Syiv... Grade B, Bus
S'.i'. >a, C?)iiee S.. l\ak Lunea.
}v"'.'n. Sport* .Center, Sylva: Hacks
S-.J.. S .i<p. (' ?ile^c S *!; Shou,
v. a.. ? a i iv?< ?. C i! ?.e C . I j 1. ci (.ale,
S: ?'-? v.h'.- Cale. Svlv...
! "
i <> yeeoiiie ..ue A a place mu>t
. a. ?? *: r ::.4 >!ti 'ju t.? l(i<);
. . -jr.aie 11 ::: i - I) HD'j. ;,:;d
:.. ? C' *. rit 7 0 1 ) 7 J '? >.
... i. I,.. .1. . y*n i-|?1 -rrt-i?tTPfTTtf < i u m um n w.wjj m I i j
TT.e ,-aau i TaTT*l rii7fT7 ; re
? y.'aded a* 1? ij<?? *. -: MrK.ee Traiii
' i!:U >ch';-;l. Qa la.: >c."i1 !.
I .'J7.r?: Savaiaaaa s% .i< ??1.. 8>i.O:' Web
>'t r ?"?! Sylv. >ra-' i ?'?]."). <
| Diaak S" a.i- ; nd S- ri; K.an- j
I* lV.r.k. ' ad* h*>! -ervini;
aad p..peV <??: -ingle i
.?ervico . :e i:??! '.naded bat arc!
i
caecked ' f rump'iance wa'h taej
H.i:a-; -t.aKi ruir- and renulat.j.a . j
I
Syh,. I'i. .rnaa-y ami ? Hooper's
UruL! store are c< mj;:ying.
Tiie county a. - s;r...!f A j
ri. iiai? ~ aT 11 ]h>\vs; Q7 F.. !Iw!<? ? nana
I W.'iiuier: Homer Tu.paa W, :"..r:i
I !'.l: * * * ? i Dirna-araer. Win'.tier; H-iydi
I } '.i ? iV.'.M. Ddl.-b.t. < ?; Siaaavbt . i., j
j Web ler, an ; '.Ye'* *<.?:?: Ca. ana |
| T*e.r.'ia i- C C'uli v. heiv
"'<? a M r? a?' C, . I A. S ai
! \ i*v Ma: !a \ SVa ; ~ I J, Syi- !
i S.tpj;!y M. 'a V ? a? r-.
el a' i <?M. 111 < i 9 A i . S y! \' a I
IJaltle's M.rkct, Cuilnwhee. Grade!
C. iJia.e M;.,h( i. Syiw.
Hati !>- I,l..y<i\ Hotel IJ2.0; Ho
le 1 C'arttiina, 01.5.
1 Funeral Rites For Mrs.
Ida Jones To-dav
i
(Continued from page one)
! pailbearer> and nieces will serve
i
> flower girls.
Surviving ai-e six sons. C'l.tude
and Hoy of S.vlv;i, Fred of Knf*\
ville. Claience and Talmadge ol
Biltmoro. and Krnesl ol Canton; I
two daughters, Mrs. Ru.?ell Sut
ton of D.llsboro and Mhs Minnie
Jones of Morganton: 14 grandchil- ]
die::; thiee brothers. I). A. and
S. 11. Monteith of Svlva and K. B.
Mojile;th of Dillsboro; one sister,
M: . Marv U. Dav is oi Know ilk';
and * a number <?1 nieces and
;u piwws.
r
Woman's Club Met
With Mrs. Hampton
Mi. , Woody 1 lampion was host
ov lor tiie April meeting of the
Woman's C'iub on Tuesday evening
:n ner apartment on the Cullo
whee road. A business session of
especial interest and activity was
presided over by Miss Hick* Wil
son, the president. Miss Lucile Wil
son and Miss Annie Louise Madi
son were named as delegates to
the State Federation meeting in
Wrightsville Beach the latter part
of May.
The program chairman. Mrs. W.
J. Fisher, introduced Dr. Carl Kil
lian, who presented a film on
Juvenile Delinquency and spoke
as he showed the pictures.
The hostess served a salad course
to the 24 persons present.
A son was born on April 15 to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Burns of
Whit tier.
Admiration
Can Be
YOURS
And At Our Special
Ci/ "*r\
????% 'J&y
k* 4 ?.? J
Reduced Prices!
SPECIALS IN COLD WAVES
For A Limited Time Only
$25 COLD WAVE I;. $20.00
$20 COLD WAVE $15.00
$15 COLD WAVE : $10.00
ELASTIC CURL ? NEW AND DIFFERENT
A Combination of the Cold Wave and Machineless
Wave?at a Special Reduced Price.
Tuckaseigee Beauty Shop
PHONE 60 8YLVA, N. C.
rGranny Hatcher'' Observes Birthday 97
Mrs June ILdcher, nmrc in':-j
malelv known to her friends as j
"Granny Hatcher," observed her
iiTth birthday lust Friday. Her
granddaughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Dil
lard Ik*J;, and son-in-law, T. F.
Dillard. had a birthday dinner for I
her ;.t noon wiih all her grand
children and great grandchildren,
except Mi. . .Leona Dillard Davis
? r.d her son oi Lyman, Wash, pres
ent. The dinner wa> held at the
Dillard home whore she has made
her home lor the past thirty years.
Ti.< >e present J or the dinner in
- :f i< i 11 ion to those named abrive
wi'iv: Mr. and Mrs. Avery Dillard.
Furman Dillard, Jr. and Ora Mae
1)Hard, grandchildren, and Mary
Ellon and Kail Beck, great grand
children and Mrs. Maude Bryson
.vh > lives in the Dillard home.
, Ore l< a'ure of the Birthday din
ner \v,!> a L<:ge birthday cake
.vhich was cut by Granny Hatcher.
Oilier lriencis and relatives
called during the altei*noon. She
rece.vo<! sevei'al birthday presents
and cards. She enjoys having com
PERSONALS
Mrs. J>?e Sutton and daughter,
Peggy ?Jn. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
S.Jlton v.sited their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Cary Allison,
in Asheville Sunday. Mrs. Allison
has been with her daughter*..Mrs.
Nelsun Shepherd, for the past!
month taking medical treatment.
Part of this time she has been a
patient at Mission hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaler Gilley have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
C. E. Thompson, and family. They
returned to Brevard Tuesday with
their daughter, Mrs. F. L. Smith,
and young son, Michael.
Miss Martha Ellen Lynch, stu
dent at Western Carolina Teach
ers College, spent the week-end
with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Fricks,
and family.
Mrs. Oris Holman of Long
Beach, Calif, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. T. H. Hastings.
Mrs. W. O. Frazier of Miami,
Fla. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Brammer at Candler
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
RADIOS
REFRIGERATORS
Sales and Repairs
CAMPBELL*
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Phone 80-J
pany and receiving in nil. Mr. rnd
Mrs. John Cline, a niece and neph
ew. ol Cullowhee, remembered
her.
Mrs. Matcher is a native of Swain
county, but has lived in the Dil
lard home since Mr. Dillard mar
ried her daughter thirty years ago.
Th'nieh she has to sH in her chair
;.ll day long, she is still able to
dress herself. Her mind is very
clear and she very often helps with
the churning. She is still a good,
hand at giving advice on garden
planting. She has never worn
gl.ts ses.
At the time she came to the Dil
lard home there were the parents
and seven brothers and five sisters
living. In the years that have in
tervened she has seen the passing
of Mr. and Mrs. Dilard and one
brother and one sister.
j She is a member of East Sylva
Baptist church and was an active
'member until about four years ago
when she fell and fractured her
hip.
Mrs. Farmer, a Swain county
I friend, came to see her Sunday.
Cabins, and Mrs. T. C. Bryson, Jr.,
in Sylva.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pressley, Jr..
ha\e returned to their home in
Kosciusko, Mississippi after visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Press
ley, Sr., at Speedwell.
Rev. R. G. Tuttle and son, Rob
ot,. arrived Monday vfrom Elkin.
Mr. Tuttle has gone to Hazel Creek
.with a party of friends fishing and
Robert is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fricks and their son.
Edward Martin.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs. Wilburn Coggins of Eras
tus is in for treatment. -
Miss Emma L. Taylor is in for
treatment.
Mrs. James Adams of Bryson
City, appendectomyr
Miss Bell Higdon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ^Higdon of
Tuckaseegee, operative, doing
nicely.
Mrs. Robert Thompson of Cash
Calendar of Events
THURSDAY, APRIL 17 ? T h e
Dillsboro Masonic lodge will
meet in the Masonic hall at 7:30
p. m. Ed Bumgarner, W. M.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18?The Veter
ans of Foreign Wars will have
a special meeting at the court
house at 7 p. m. Britton Moore,
Commander.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18?The Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
will meet in Allison building a:
7:30 p. m. Mrs. Harry Hastings,
president.
MONDAY, APRIL 21?The Sylva
?sr
with Mrs. O. E. Brookhyser at I
3 p. m. Mrs. R. U. Sutton, presi
dent."
MONDAY, APRIL 21?The Young
Adult Sunday school class of the
Methodist church will meet in
Allison building at 7:30 p. m.
T. N. Massie, president.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22?The . Ro
tary will have its dinner meet
ing in Allison building at 7 p. m.
W. E. Ensor. president.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23?The
Lions Club will meet in the High
school cafeteria at 7 p. m. Ros
eoe Potect, president.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23 ? Oce
Chapter O.E.S. will meet i:l the
Masonic hall at Dili.-boro at 7:30
p. m. Mrs. Juapi'a Ferguson,
Worthy Matron.
riiURSDAY, APRIL 24 ? The
Ruby Daniel circle of the W.M.U.
i.f trie Bnpt5st church will meet
with Mrs. Y.\ T. Brown at 7:30
p. m. Mrs. Porter Scroggs. presi
de.it.
i ?!?*, operative cast?, doing nicely.
Mr.. Rjlccrt Pre>siey and her
i.ilaiit jsoil. born Api ii IB, left the
hospital for their home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Cope of
Dillsboro have announced the birth
of a daughter on April 15.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry L. Waldroup of Tuckasee
gce on April 15.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Nicholson of Wolf Mountain a
I daughter, April 14. **
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. William
Fish of East La Porte, April 14, r
daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Wall of Sylva, a daughter, on April
13.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herman
Treadaway of Whittier have an
nounced the birth oX a daughter
on April 13.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Bradburn Pell of Cashiers on
April 12.
On April 12 a son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Verlon Parser of-'
Sylva. i
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cowan have
announced the birth of a daughter
on April 11. Mrs. Cowan before
her marriage was Miss Betty
Landis.
On April 12 a son was born to
Mr.^and Mrs. Thomas A. Rogers of
Cashiers.
Patrick's Cafeteria
Waynesville* N.. C.
ika tempting tray every day"
Open 7 10 ays A YV <*#'#?
SUNDAY'S MENU
COCKTAILS
Tomato Juice Grapei'ruit Juice Orange Juice
' Shrimp
SOUPS
a
Chicken Cream of Tor.iata
MEATS
. . R <a.*t Turkey, Dreeing and Cranberries
Baked Cured Ham with Pineapple F;e>!: So;* Trout
Tender Western Roast Beet'
VEGETABLES
Bird's Eye Frested Fuuds
Green Peas ' Creamed Potatoes Cream Style Corn
Crisp French Fries- Steamed Cabbaue
SALADS
Whole Tomato Fruit Salad Tuna Fish Colo Slaw
Pineapple Salad Potato Salad
DESSERTS
Strawberry Short.Cake
Apple Pie with Cheese
Pineapple Cake Cherry Pie Cocoamit Cake Lemon Pio
Peach Pie
BREADS
Hot Homemade Rolls White Bread Wholewheat
Homemade Corn Sucks
DRINKS
Hot Tea Iced Tea Coflee Milk
Chocolate Milk Butlermilk
Patrick's Cafeteria
Main Street Wayncsvillc
HALE'S
After Easter
'SPECIAL PRICES
On
Coats . . . Suits
. . and Dresses
All Spring Coats and Suits
?
2.H Per i t. Off .
One Rack of SKIRTS
1'2 Price
All HATS Reduced
HALE'S
MAIN STREET SYLVA, N.