HOSPITAL NEWS
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Broom, of
Arguia, are the parents of a son,
born Tuesday, November 11.
A son was born on November 5
to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kimsey
of Whittier.
Mr. and rs. Roy Fisher, Sylva
Route 1, are the proud parents of
a son born Monday, November 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Bynum William
Anderson, of Whittier, are the par
ents of a daughter born Wednes
day, November 5.
Mrs. Gladys Parris, of Whittier,
is doing nicely following an op
eration.
Denver Shuler, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shuler of Bry
son City, is improving nicely fol
lowing an operation.
Mrs. Lucile Jacobs, of Dillsboro,
In the True Tradition
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500 See "Death Takes A
Holiday" Given At
WCTC Friday Evening
By A1 Booze
About 500 persons attended the
Western Carolina Players' perfor
mance of "Death Takes a Holi
day" at the college auditorium here
Friday night.
Don Cabe, Franklin, starred as i
Death, alias Prince Sirki, and
Louise Beck, Hendersonville, co- >
starred as Grazia.
In supporting roles were Loee
Alley, Norfolk, Va., as Cora; Jack
Barnett, Murphy, Fedele; Douglas
Davis, Mars Hill, Duke Lambert;
Maxie Wright, Highlands, Alda;
Betty Allen, Hiawassee Dam, Du
Chess Stephanie; Betty ' Jeanne
Anderson, Hayesville, Princess San
Luca; Dick McAuley, Charlotte,
Baron Cesarea; Marty Ryan, Oak
Ridge, Tenn., Rhoda Fenton; For
est Lindsey, Lowell, Eric Fenton;
Joe Wiggins, Robbinsville, Coroado;
and Jim Wood, Major Whitread.
Miss Mabel Tyree, acting head
of the English department of the
college, directed the play. Bob Pit
tillo, Charleston, S. C., was pro
duction manager. Other members
i of the production staff were Clay
I ton Ramsey, Franklin, Technician,
Frank Murray, Franklin, Adver
tising, Miss Alley, reception, Mad
rie Galloway, Brevard, usher, Bill
Bird, Whittier, properties, Ruby G.
Conley, Marion, make-up, Betty
Buckner Wade, costumes, Don Ire
land, West Palm Beach, ,Fla., as
sistant director.
The play, written by Alberto
Cassello and re-written for the
American stage by Walter Feq^s,
is based on a poetic conception o^"
Death, in th? guise of a mortal,
seeking the meaning of life. Since
it was first produced in New York
in 1929 it has been one of the most
popular plays with college and lit
tle theater groups.
The players are members of the
Western Carolina Teachers college
Dramatics club. This was their
first production this year, their
next play has not yet been selected.
The play was well received; cast
members characterized the audi
ence as "very receptive." Follow
ing the performance the ' players
gave an informal reception for
guests in the basement of the au
ditorium.
is in for treatment.
Mary Alma Babb, colored, is
recovering from an operation.
Mrs. Alean Bumgarner, of Eras
, tus, is now undergoing treatment.
Mr. V. V. Hooper is receiving
treatment at this time.
Mrs. W. C. Maness, of BrySon
City, is doing nicely following a
major operation.
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Cullowhee Road ^ /^Sylva, N. C.
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The new Hudson has been en
thusiastically received by the Hud
son dealers who have previewed
it, reports Mr. Carl Buchanan of
Sylva, Hudson dealeivfor Jackson,
Macon and Swain counties who re
turned Saturday from Washington
where he attended a closed show
ing for Hudson dealers.
"Production of the new Hud
sons is steadily increasing at the
Hudson Motor Car Company's
plants in Detroit," Mr. Buchanan
said.
The public showing and an
nouncement of this entirely new
automobile will take place in
Sylva and vicinity as soon as all
of Hudson's 3,000 distributors and
dealers .have received their dis-/
play cars, Mr. Buchanan said. At
that time the full story of the new
Hudson will be told.
"The new Hudson was made
possible as the result of recogni
tion by Hudson engineers of the
fact that, if the American-made
car is to give its owner the beauty
and stability advantages found in
low-built automobiles, and still
maintain interior comfort and
headroom, a wholly new approach
would have to be devised, tested,
proved and put into mass produc
tion," Mr. Buchanan said.
He listed the following as sig
nificant .developments:
"The new Hudson has a lower
center of gravity than any other
American automobile.
"It is only five feet from the
ground to its top.
"It provides more headroom than
any other mass-produced auto
mobile.
"It is a car which upon entering,
you step down into, not up on.
"It has the roomiest seats.
"It really cradles passengers be
tween the axles.
"Passengers in the new Hudson
sit down within the foundation
frame members cradled between
the axles and completely ahead of
the rear wheels," Mrs. Buchanan
pointed out. "This, together with
the car's low center of gravity, and
unusually rigid construction, con
tributes to an easy gliding ride
heretofore never experienced in
motoring."
The new Hudson, Mr. Buchanan
added will be powered by a new
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day, and an improved Super
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Mr. Buchanan said that because
the new Hudson is so different
from any car ever mass-produced,
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multiplied, but despite this fact
only a few weeks elapsed between
the time the last 1947 model was
built until the first new Hudson
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JEWELRY COMPANY
In Rlt* Theatre Bldg.
PHONE 229 SYLVA, N. C
Local Hudson Dealer Returns
From Showing Of New Cars
rolled off the final assembly line.
"Because of the unusual and ad
vanced design and construction of
the new Hudson," Mr. Buchanan
said, "an entirely new manufac
turing approach was developed.
This required the scrapping of
many assembly line techniques as
we have known them in the auto
mobile industry."
Attend State Board
Meet In Winston-Salem
Rev. B. S. Hensley and Rev. C.
M. Warren left Monday for Win
ston-Salem where they attended |
the meeting of the North Carolina j
Baptist Convention held in the ?
Tirst Baptist church there. They
are expected to return to Sylva
today (Thursday).
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EYES EXAMINED
Glasses Fitted
DR. ALDEN C. DOWN8
will examine eyes and fit glasses
in Sylva at the Carolina Hotel
Friday, Nov. 21, from 9 o'clock
to 4 o'clock.
If you have eye trouble or
can't tee Well you should con
sult Dr. Downs on above date.
Massie Returns From
Asheviile Hospital
Mr. O. H. Massie, owner of Ritz
Ice Cream Shop, returned to Sylva
Monday following treatment at
St. Josephs hospital in Asheviile.
RAYMOND GLENN
EXPERT WATCH
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We pop our own corn which insures a
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Visit Us Often
RITZ ICE CREAM SHOP
4
O. H. MASSIE, Owner
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Professional Drug Store
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