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Young Adult Class
Has Party
The Young Adult class of the
Methodist Sunday School had their
monthly meeting in Allison build
ing on Monday evening, with a
large number of the members at
tending.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wilson and
Miss Lucile Wilson were hosts for
the occasion. Games pertaining to
Easter had been arranged and were
played by the group. A short
business session was held and the
monthly collection taken for the
boys supported by the class at the
Methodist orphanage.
The hosts served sandwiches,
cookies, potato chips, and coca
colas.
Legion Au*ili*ry
Has Children's Parties
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Dan Tompkins and Mrs. Posey
Cathey, assisted by other members
of the Legion Auxiliary, had the
first df two parties they are spon
soring for children. This one was
attended by children in the first,
second and third grades. Games
and other forms of amusement
were provided for the children.
On Tuesday afternoon of next
week the second party will be given
for girls and boys in the fourth,
fifth, sixth, and seventh grades.
A charge of 25 cents for each child
is being made and the proceeds
will be used to carry on the local
work of the auxiliary.
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Miss Cannon Entertains
Miss Wilson, Bride-Elect
Miss Matilda Jane Wilson, bride
elect of April, was complimented
at a pretty bridge shower Thurs
day evening when Miss Rebecca
Sue Cannon entertained in her
honor at her home in Dillsboro.
Upon arrival the honoree was giv
en a corsage of white carnations.
The living room where four
tables were set up for bridge, was
decorated with bowls of jonquils.
At the conclusion of the games
Mrs. Rudy Hardy won the high
score award and Miss Nancy Al
lison received the low score prize.
Both, in turn, presented them to
the honor guest:
The hostess, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. M. B. Cannon, served
a salad course with cake and cof
fee.
The guests were then invited
into the dining room where the
table held a number of lovely
packages which had been brought
by the guests for the hcnoree, who
opened them and found each to
hold a piece of lingerie.
Those attending the party were
Mrs. Jackson Allison, Mrs. E. E.
Tweed, Mrs. C. C. Williams, Mrs.
Rudy Hardy, Mrs. Roger Dillard,
Mrs. Clyde Rector, Mrs. Charles
Poteet, Mrs. Jerry Ledford, Mrs.
Dan B. Hooper, Mrs. Henry Brady,
Mrs. Jim Myers, Mrs. J. H. Wilson,
I and Misses Nancy Allison, Mary
Henson, Dorothy May McKee, Dor
othy Sue Tallent, Anne Enloe,
Hicks Wilson and Agnes Wilson.
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Halcyon Club Will
Have Easter Bazaar
Beginning Thursday and lasting
through Saturday the Halcyon
Woman's club will hold an Easter
bazaar at the Professional Drug
store. They will sell dyed eggs,
filled Easter baskets, aprons,
homemade candy and other items.
The proceeds will go toward fi
nancing the local activities of the
club.
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THE OPENING OF
The Men's Store
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Thursday,?March 25
IN THE REMODfiLtiD'BUILDING FORMERLY
OCCUPIED BX STOVALL'S CAFE
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We will carry a complete .One of fine quality ready-to-wear for
MEN and BOYS .Including clothes for every occasion and for ev
ery use from the finest for Drgss and Business wear to Heavy Work
Clothes and Sports wear ? |3
We are npw stocking our tuning and summer suits and sport cloth
es ... You will want to MeWm before you buy.'
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We extend a cordial invi&it^n to everyone in Jackson County and
vicinity to visit us whether wish to buy at this time or not . ? .
We Will Also Carry A Complete Line Of Sporting Goods
The Men's Store
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Phil Stovall and Frank Fricks,
Owners and Managers
Sylva North Carolina
Miss Juanita Morris
Weds Warren Moody
The marriage of Miss Juanita
Morris to W. Warren Moody has
been announced by the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris of
Marion. The ceremony was per
formed in the First Presbyterian
church of Arlington, Va., on March
14.
The groom is the son of Mr .and
Mrs. Gorda Moody, of Erastus. He
served with the armed forces for
four years, and was overseas three
years of this time. He is now em
ployed by Eastern Air Lines, lo
cated at the National Air Port in
Washington, D. C. Mrs. Moody has
j been employed in a government
position in Washington.
Following a wedding trip to New
York the couple will reside in Ar
lington.
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Lovefield H. D. Club Meets
With Mrs. Higdon
The Lovefield Home Demonstra
tion club held its regular monthly
meeting, Thursday, March 18, with
the president, Mrs. D. C. Higdon.
Eleven members and Miss Mary
Johnston, Home Demonstration
agent, were present. This being
our first meeting with the new
agent, the year's work was planned
and committees were selected.
Curb marketing was discussed
and it was agreed by every mem
ber that they were interested in
getting one started.
Miss Johnston gave a very in
teresting discussion on Health and
Nutrition.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Whittington-Snyder
Wedding Solemniagd
On Sunday, March 14, Mrs. E.
Whittington of Shirley, South
Hampton, England, and Charles A.
Snyder of Dillsboro were rrtarried
in Clayton, Ga.
The bride wore a wine suit with
gray accessories and a corsage of
white carnations. On Monday eve
ning the couple hold a small in
formal reception at their home in
Dillsboro.
Mrs. Snyder^cuime to the United
States in AugustT~TS47, and has
since made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Dillard. Mr.
Snyder is a merchant and civic
leader of Dillsboro.
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Junior Woman's Club
Has Monthly Meet
On last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Charles Poteet was hostess
for the March meeting of the
Junior Woman's club at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Poteet.
The president. Miss Virginia Madi
son, conducted the business ses
sion. Plans were completed for
the dance to be sponsored by the
club on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Clyde Rector, chairman, Miss Dor
othy McKee and Miss Elizabeth
Warren were named as a nominat
ing committee to name officers to
be elected for next year.
Mrs. C. C. Buchanan, librarian
at Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege, was the guest speaker for
the occasion, speaking on the Unit
ed Nations. Mrs. Buchanan told
of her visit to a session of the UN
and showed pictures taken at that
time. She also reviewed the pres
ident's speech which he had made
that day.
Mrs. Poteet carried out the St.
Patrick's Day color and motif in
her refreshments, serving ribbon
sandwiches, green and white ice
cream, and individual cakes dec
orated with shamrocks.
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Mrs. Lucy Shelton Hostess
For Qualla H. D. Club
The Qualla Home Demonstra
tion club met with Mrs. Lucy Shel
ton on Tuesday, March 16, for the
regular monthly meeting. There
were 22 members present. *
The president. Mrs. June Shel
ton, presided. During the busi
ness session Mrs. Hilda BattTfe was
elected secretary to succeed Mrs.
Ruth Bradley, who moving out of
the community. Year books were
distributed and project leaders
appointed. The club voted favor
ably for the curb market in Sylva.
The meeting was then turned
over to Miss Mary Johnston, new
teome Demonstration agent, who
gave a very interesting talk on
Malnutrition and Ways to Prevent
it.
During the social hour the hos
tess served delicious refreshments.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Mary Kinsland on April 20.
K^thryu Hair Observes
Fourth Birthday
': On Wednesday of last week Mrs.
/.'X. Hair entertained the children
Who, attend kindergarten at her
home each morning, the occasion
being the fourth birthday anniver
sary of her young daughter, Kath
ryn. Twenty-two little, folk were
present that morning.
The children were entertained
with games and contests, in which
Yvonne Crawford and Jennie Mc
Guire were the winners and were
given prizes. The birthday cake
with its four lighted candles was
brought in and served with ice
cream and fruit punch. Baskets
filled with nuts and mints were
given as favors.
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Junior Woman's Club
Sponsors Dance
The second of series of dances
to be sponsored by the Junior
Woman's club during the year,
was held Saturday evening at the
Community House, with Teddy
Martin and his orchestra furnish
ing the music. Several Sylva peo
ple are members of this orchestra.
The dance was a splendid suc
cess from every -angle?a large
crowd and good music to dance
by, and the young women made
enough money to be able to make
a nice payment on their pledge to
the high school band, for which the
proceeds are to go.
The third dance is scheduled to
be the latter part of May or early
in June.
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Singing Convention
I To Meet
The Central Jackson singing
convention will meet at the Scott's
Creek Baptist church on Sunday
afternoon, April 1, at 2 o'clock.
Three outstanding quartets will be
present to participate in the sing
ing. Everyone is cordially invit
ed to attend.
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W.S.C.S. Ai)d W.ttl-Gblldj
H%ve Joint Meeting H '
On Friday evfehifi# 'tfo 'jrtdtiMj
joint meeting of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian $4r.Yjce the
Wesleyan Service the
Sylva Methodist church was held
in Allison building with 22 mem
bers present. Mrs. Harry Hast
ings, president was in charga ci
the business session.
Mrs. A. D. Parker was elected
delegate to represent the society
at the annual rrveeting to be held
in Asheville in April. Plans were '
discussed for getting new draperies
for Allison building and Mrs. E. (
L. McKee, Mrs. F. M. Williams,
Mrs. Dan Moore and Dr. Nora
cella Wilson were named a com
mittee to see about this.
Mrs. Dan Tompkins read the
Easter story from the Bible for the
devotional and gave an interesting
program on the subject, "Chris
tian Highways in aJpan", this be
ing the accepted course of study j
for this month.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. C. C. Pettit and daughter.
Elizabeth, who spent last week in
Ashevile,? arrived home Monday
and stayed until Wednesday when
they with Mr. Pettit returned to
Asheville to be with Mr. Pettit's
father who is ill at his home in
Asheville. Mr. Pettit, Sr., ls im
proving.
Mrs. J. J. Dillard of Fremont.
N. C., arrived Wednesday for a
visit with her son, M. C. Cun
ningham, and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul P. Thrower
of Charlotte came Tuesday to at
tend the ceremony in connection
with the breaking of ground for
the Sylva - Presbyterian church.
They were overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Gray and returned
to Charlotte Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. L. Cooke has returned to
her home in Asheville after spend
ing last week in Sylva. Miss Bar
bara Jo Cook, who also spent last
?Allan!Nortbri Honored
gwprise farty ,t
| . On Saturday evening, March 20,
the Misses ' Ethel Haskttt and
Clarudia Sanford honored Miss
Juanita Norton with a surprise
birthday party at the latter's home.
Several new and interesting games
were played after which the hon
oree opened her many nice gilts.
A beauti'ul birthday cake was
cut oy_Miss North and served with
coca-colas to the fifteen guests at
tending.
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week here, remained for a few
days longer visit as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Corbin.
Harry Hastings will arrive Fri
day from the University of Rich
mond to spend the spring vacation
with his mother, Mrs. H. R. Hast
ings.
Mrs. H. E. Montieth has gone to
Mebane to spend several days with
her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Hupman,
and Mr. Hupman.
Mrs. C. B. Allison has returned
to her home in Webster after
spending the winter months with
her brother. James Keener, in
Chattanooga, Teniv, and with a
sister in West Virginia.
Rev. R. E. McClure, secretary of
the Asheville Presbytery, and Mrs.
McClure attended the breaking of
ground for the Sylva Presbyterian
church Tuesday. Rev. Mr. McClure
delivered the principal message for
the occasion.
Mrs. Eva McHan and Mrs. John
Ashe, mother and sister of Vernon
McHan, one of the charter mem
bers of the Sylva Presbyterian
church, were Sylva visitors Tues
day, coming to attend the break
ing of ground fur the church which
constrution will be begun in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bain will go
to Atlanta Saturday where Mrs.
Bain will be admitted to Emory
University hospital for treatment.
Misses Edith Sims and Helen
Guft'ey were Franklin visitors last
Sunday.
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The very loviest way to say "Happy Easter" is with a bouquet, cor
sage or plant of beautiful flowers. See our fine selection of fresh and
lovely.
EASTER LILIES BEGONIAS C INN ARIES
MIXED POTS ORCHIDS GARDENIAS
ROSES CARNATIONS " * CAMELLIAS
SWEET PEAS GLADIOLUS FREESIA
Corsages $1.50 and up Plants 60c and up
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Sylva Flower and Gift Shop
Phone 280 Main 8traat, Sylva, N. C.