DAILY BIBLE SCHOOL
NOW IN PROGRESS
AT BAPTIST- CHURCH
? The Daily Vacation SiMo
began Monday at ^ v . m. at trie
Sylva Baptist chu:c':. ar.ci wnl
continue through Jure 13. The Bi
ble school begins k.t y a. m. . nci
closes at 11:30 each day. Trere are
90 enrolled to date. All boy> . nd
girls are invited and urged tc
tend.
The faculty of tre school ;s as
follows:
Rev. C. M. Warren, past r ad
visor: Mrs. G. N. Smith, principal; i
Rev. G. N. Smith, assistant prin- !
cipal; Mrs. Chester Scott, secre- ,
tary.
Nursery Class?Emiiy Shields, i
superintendent; Mrs. W. E. DeHart. j
assistant; Mrs. Garland Jones. a>- |
sistant.
Beginners Department ? Mrs. ]
Bart Cope, superintendent; Mrs. j
Willie Monteith, as.-istant; Mrs.
Cicero Bryson, assistant.
Primary Department ? Mrs.
Claude Campbell, superintendent;
Mrs. Claude Jones, Miss Dorothy
Sue Tallent, and Miss Dorothy
Hennessee, assistants.
Junior Department?Mrs. C. M.
Warr e n, superintendent; Mrs.
Crawford Smith, Mrs. Rudy Hardy,
Mrs. Bud Bumgarner and Miss
Frances Bryson, assistants.
Intermediate Department?Mrs.
Roger Dillard, superintendent; Mrs.
G. N. Smith, assistant.
Harry Hastings Named
Valedictorian At
Blue Ridge School
Harry Hastings, son Of Mrs. H./
R. Hastings, had the honor of be
ing named valedictorian of the
senior class at the Blue Ridge
School for Boys in Hendersonville.
At graduation exercises on Tues
day morning he spoke on "Modern
Pioneers."
Harry attended school at Sylva
High until two years ago when
he entered Blue Ridge school. Here
he has been an outstanding stu
dent 'in both his academic work
and extra curricular activities.
Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. Oris Hol
man went over Tuesday fur the
graduating exercises. Harry ac
companied them home and will be
with his mother for the summer
months.
Mrs. Chester Harris Will
Open Kindergarten
Mrs. Chester Harris will open a
kindergarten next Monday murn
.:ii; ill her apa:lnui:l in the Sylva >
Hotel. She Will accept ch.ldren j
:.\:n 3 1 - J years t o school age,
depending on the.r emotional j
: i-v.viine?s.
Trte children will register Fri-j
d. y and Saturday of this week so I
:egular activities m..y start Mon- j
d.i\\
T;:e school will be located in j
Apartment 4 and taere is a rear I
entrance, so the children will not
nave to go througa the hotel.
Beginning. Mr.-. Harris w.U have I
her hours from 9-12 o'clock in the
morning, but i: conditions warrant.
! she will Msc have a class from
2-5 in the afternoon.
Provisions wiii also be made to
citre for children of summer visi
tors for short periods of t:me, as
well as children whose mother.*
want an afternoon or day away
from home.
Mrs. Harris is a graduate of the
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina and has taught
kindergarten and first grade in the
public schools of North Carolina
for 11 years.
Institute For Home Service
American Red Cross
An institute for representatives
of Chapters of American Red
Cross for Cherokee, Swain, Gra
ham, Clay, Andrews, Jackson,
Canton, Mitchell, Avery, Transyl
vania, and Polk will be held in
Sylva beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
on Monday, June 9, and close at
4 p. m. June 13.
This is an institute lor Home
Service work and each chapter is
asked to send one or more repre
sentatives to ttke this course.
Headquarters will be at the
Carolina Hotel, in Sylva. Institute
will be conducted in the assembly
hall on second floor of the hotel.
Anyone interested in this branch
I of the Red Cross will be welcome
to attend the meeting.
Veterans no longer have to hold
their National Service Life In
surance term policies with Vet
erans Administration one year be
fore converting them to permanent
plans: tr.ey may convert immedi
ately under present laws.
MAD A LITTLE TOO MUCH PARTY
IT WAS A SWELL PARTY while It lasted, but Just a little too much (or
Georges Edbuard Green, three-months-old, of Boston. He waa one of a .
number of children of overseas wives and ex-GI husbands attending
an affair held at the International Institute, Boston. (International)
WCTC Students To Attend
University In Cuba
Five students of Western Caro
lina Teachers College will attend
the University of Havana, Cuba,
for a six weeks summer school
session. They are: Paul and Clar
ence Heaton of Andrews, Lyn
wood H. Halliburton of Hamlet,
Ralph Williams of Monroe, and
'Sylvester H. Acock, Freemont. All
1 will return to WCTC next fall ex
I cept Halliburton who will proceed
to Washington State College where
he has been given a fellowship
[award. He will teach in the de
partment of Political Science while
working oh his Master's degree.
U6-DA announced that 2,835
pounds of toilet soap and 25,000
pounds of stearic acid have been
exported to India to meet estab
lished need$.
Methodist Bible School
Commencement Will Be
Held Sunday Morning
The children who have been at
tending Bible school at Sylva
Methodist Church for the past two
weeks will have a commencement
program in the church auditorium
at ten o'clock Sunday morning.
Mrs. George Evans will be in
charge of the program, and she
will direct the children in a pro
gram which will show some of the
things they^have learned while in
the Bible school. The program will
include songs and recitations and
a display of handwork.
The Junior choir of the Bible
school will furnish music foflhe*
eleven o'clock service Sunday
morning. Miss Jeanne Barrett is
director and accompanyist for the
I choir.
Candlers Brookside
Drive In Will Open
For Business June 7
Mr. Paul Womack has announced
that the new Candlers Brookside
Drive In restaurant will open for
business in its modern, new build
ing at intersection of old and new
U. S. 19 and 23, 1 mite?East of
Sylva, on Saturday, June 7.
Dr. C. Z. Candler, Jr. had the
new building erected, which is of
rock construction, plastered inside.
Mr. Womack will be in charge .of
the business. The kitchen is elec
trically equipped throughout lor
cooking, refrigeration, food hand
ling and preparation.
Barbecue, chicken in the basket,
home-made pies, salads, and busi
ness lunches, will be a feature of
the business. The dining room will
accommodate 24 persons at one
time. Curb service will be another
xeature.
Mr. Womack is well known in
the restaurant business. He oper
ated Maple Springs Cafe last sum
mer and has been in this kind
of business in Sylva and Andrews.
PROTECT YOUR ANIMAL'S HEALTH
; Call
OTIS H. BURNSIDE, D. V. M. j
Graduate Veterinarian
i !
Agricultural Building
^ Day Phone 255 or Cbunty Agent's Office
! Night Phone 192
FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA
Don't Forget Our Big
Clearance Sale
?OF?
Furniture and Household Merchandise
Is Now hi Full Blast!
Come In Today And See These Famous Values
When BIGGER VALUES are found SOSSAMON will have them.
It's Easy to Pay the Sossamon Way
>
SOSSAMON FURKTURE COMPANY
Phone 57 ? Main Street Sylva, N. C.
LAND AT AUCTION
, JUNE 10 10:30
A. M.
10G Acre; Farm - - one-Haif mu?<>/ .. Whittier, Jackson
\
George Coward Farm
(PART OF THE WELL KNOWN A. R. THOMAS FARM)'
Farm is located within half mile of Whittier^ in Jackson County,
and is known as the George Coward property, consisting of 106 acres.
This is part of the J. R. Thomas farm. This land is sub-divided into
small farms, and you will have the opportunity to buy one or all.
The farm is in a high state of cultivation and will speak for itself upon
investigation. Drive out and look it over. Three dwellings, barn, silo,
on farm. We will also sell farm tools, and equipment, including
tractor.
Dinner and Refreshments Served by the Church
Cash Prizes Given At Sale Sale Takes Place Rain or Shine On the Grounds
SALE ( OMM (TEI) BY
PENNY BROTHERS
If you care to buy or sell write, wire or see
The World's Original Twin Auctioneers, of Charlotte, N. C.
Offices 909 Liberty Bldg.
Phones 4-6176?Nights 5240
Ladies {specially
Invited