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TYSON FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
lOO-PURE ASPIRIN TABLETS 1 4.r
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PINT ORUS MOUTH WASH trqr
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PINT GUARANTEED MILK OF MAGNESIA }9C
PINT PURE RUBBING ALCOHOL, 70% 21c
(Limit ? 2)
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MONARCH HOT WATER BOTTIE 78c
MONARCH FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 98c
AYTINAL MULTIPLE VITAMIN CAPS. tOffS $2.39
(8 vitamins In one capsule) ^
SI VALUE OR. WEST TOOTH ORUSH AND PASTE 69c,
GUARANTEED ALARM CLOCKS $2/>9.
Plus Tax
PURE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 4 OZ. BOTTLE
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WCTC Makes Plans For
May Day Festivities
Cullowhee ? Committee members
have been named and preliminary
plans are being made for the an
nual celebration of May Day at
Western Carolina Teachers college.
The festivities, to be observed the
first Friday in May, will have a
Spanish theme.
Prof. Ernest V. Deans, Jr., who
wrote the script for the program
last year, will write it again this
year.
Jean Poteet, Sylva, and Loee
Alley, Norfolk, Va., are co-chair -
men of the general planning com
mittee. Other members of the com
mittee are Pat Sawyer, Black
Mountain; Floyd Cunningham,
Franklin; Dorothy Tilley, Cullo
whee; J. Dills, Sylva; and Bill
Smith, Williamson, W. Va.
Faculty advisers are Dean of
Women Anne Albright and Mist
Helen Hartshorn of the physical
education department.
' Hospital, News
(Carried over from laat week)
I Mrs. B^rnice Higdon, Greens
Creek, in for treatment, doing well.
Master Cooter Wood, son of Mr.
I and Mrs. D. H. Wood, Co warts, ap
pendectomy, doing nicely.
[ Mrs. Hattie Wolfe, Stoney Fork,
Kentucky, sister of Mrs. Sam Rhea,
Sylva, improving following an op
eration.
Mr. Jim Kirkland, accident case,
making improvement.
Von Blanton, Sylva, appendec
| tomy, doing fine.
Mrs. Margaret Dehart, Bryson
City, in for treatment, doing nice
ly.
Jim Bryson, student at WCTC,
doing fine after an appendectomy.
Mrs. Dave Dillard, Sylva, opera
tive case, making improvement
Mrs. Lovica Messer, Whittier, in
for treatment, doing tint.
Mrs. Hazel Buchanan, improving
after an operation.
Mrs. Helen Hoyle, Sylva, doing
well following an appendectomy.
Richard McLean, Cherokee, suf
fering from burns, is improving.
Mrs. Azailee Buchanan, Greens
Creek, in for treatment, doing al
right.
Mr. Gaston Breedlove, Need
more, taking treatment and doing
nicely.
Miss Gladys Sellers, in for treat
ment, doing nicely.
Miss Betty Ammons, taking
/treatment for burns and is im
proving.
Ella Mae Massengale, taking
treatment for burns and improv
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Holland of
Speedwell announce the birth of
a son on January 18.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J.
Smith of Brevard a son on Janu
ary 16. y j
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradleyf' of i
Whittier, announce they>birth of
a son on January 11. J j
Mr. and Mrs. Th^afiore Taylor,
Sylva, have a sour 'born on Janu
jary 19. /
Born to Mi y, and Mrs. James A.
McMahan /of Greens Creek, a I
daughtei^n Jarfuary 21.
Mr. /and Mrs. William S. McClung
ann^{mce the birth of a daughter,
on/ January 20.
/ Born to Mr. and Mrs. David
/Harris, Cullowhee, a daughter on
j January 18.
UNCLE HANK SEZ . . .
tf SEEMS LIKE. FOLKS
DONY KNOW HOW ?To
APPRECIATE BEING WELL
UWUL-ftEV GET
SICK.
You won't appreciate all that
a HUDSON has to offer until
you've driven it many thousands
of miles. But youll know, as
soon as you see it, that it's the
smartest car on the road this
year, and will be for many years
to come. See them at BUCHAN
AN AUTO AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY at your earliest con
venience.
BUCHANAN AUTU
& ELECTRIC CO.
Eyes Win Prize
VMS PHOTO of fUxa actress Has*
Brooks wm flrst prize it the later*
? tkn>l Ssslstj <rf Photograph
Arts ezhlbMlee !? Los Asgelee. The
judges satt It was the eapreeslga
ta Hazel's eyes that wen ber the
award. The picture sad 1M other
prise- winainf photographs will be
shews atotai (InUmetieruU)
Meeting Of Jackson
County Condi For
Home Demonstration
A meeting of the Jackson county
Council of the Home Demonstra
tion clubs was held in the offiee of
the Home agent la the ?evrffceose
en Saturday morning, January 17,
with the president, Mrs. Dennis
Higdon, presiding. The outstand
ing business transacted was the
election of officers for the new
year, namely: president, Mrs. F.
H. Brown, Cullowhee; vice -presi
dent, Mrs. Has Barrett, Dillsboro.
secretary, Mrs. Harry Shelton,
Qua 11a; and treasurer, Mrs. Edd
Reed of Sylva. In accepting the
office as president Mrs. Brown
asked the same loyal support and
cooperation from the members as
was given Mrs. Higdon during her
several years as president. Mrs.
Brown also called a meeting for
Wednesday of last week ef all the
incoming officers together with
the outgoing officers that the work
may be organized and ready to
function effectively upon the ar
rival of the recently appointed
home agent, Mrs. Francis Dilling
ham, of Buncombe county, for
Jackson county. Miss Dillingham
h ipmltfl te be#*m her work here
February 1.
The treasurer's report showed
$114.14 in the treasury. She also
mentioned some of the financial
obligations of the Home Demon
stration club: Jane S. McKimmon
fund of $1.00 from each club; club<
dues of 50 cents per club; "Friend
ship" dues of one cent per mem
ber.
Available at this meeting were
the names of the officers of the
following clubs: Beta ? Mrs. Cole
Ridley, president; Mrs. Joe Davis,
vice-president; Mrs. F. M. Wil
liams, secretary-treasurer; Cullo
whee ? Mrs. Ruth Wilen, president;
Mrs. Cole, vice-president; Mrs. Joe
Wallin, secretary-treasurer; Glen
ville ? Mrs. Charles Russell, presi
dent; Mrs. Jim Bryson, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. R. Lee Moss, secretary
treasurer; Qualla ? Mrs. June Shel
ton, president; Mrs. Thelma Cathey,
vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Brad
ley, secretary-treasurer; Love
Field? Mrs. Dennis Higdon, presi
dent, Mrs. Lewis Bumgarner, vice
president; Mrs. Dillard Cope, sec
retary- treasurer.
The retiring officers of the coun
cil with Mrs. Higdon as president
are Mrs. M. K. Hinds, secretary,
and Mrs. F. M. Williams, treasurer.
Well finished, harmonious furni
ture is an eaeeintial of a pleasing;
home-like room.
DO YOU PLAN TO BUILD?
For as little as 10 Per Cent Down I can furnish a
lot and build yon a home under the FJLA. Plan.
Will Be Glad to Arrange Details for Loan
William BlDillard
Concrete Work
Gravel For Sale
BETTER FEEDERS FEED
CHESTERFIELD
See your Chesterfield Dealer today
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. Asheville, N. C.
our appointment as
authorized processors of
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that mean so much in extra
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Don't accept ordinary recaps
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treads stand ap and dettrer longer. Durecaps cost
no more than ordinary recaps and save you money
with exUrs mileage.
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Main Street
Phone 58
B.F. Goodrich
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