For The Women
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Clab Activities
Phone 110
Mrs. R. H. Stewart Is
Honored On Her 73rd
Birthday Anriiversarv
Mrs. Julia Stewart was honored
Sunday, April 11, on the occasion1
of her 73rd birthday anniversary
bv her family and a number of
close friends who g.ive her a sur-j
p.-i<e birthday dinner. Everyone
attending went in a group andi
marched up the hill to her heme'
singing. "H appy Birtidav ;o|
Grandma Julia."
Mrs. Stewart has >i>: children.!
ill oi whim live in Sylva. as .'w:
1<>ws: Mrs. Ar.n^e Peed L,e par:',:
Mrs. P. E. Moody. Lew!- a .a Ricii-j
a' d Moore, H ,rley C 1 ' . s
Stewart. All were pre-"at except
Mis. Moody and Lev.': - Mo u*. S . ?
has 17 grandchildren a:*.d 123 g'.\:t
grandchild ren.
I
Mrs. Stewart was presented a!
large green and white birthday
cake, bearing the word.-, "Happy!
Happy to Mother 73" by her ca.il-;
dren. A hearty dinner was then
enjoyed. The table was centered j
with a bowl of red roses, a gift l'rom
one of her children.
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"Aunt Jane" Hatcher
Has 98th Birthday
Mrs. Jane Hatcher, better known
to her many friends at "Aunt Jane"
celebrated her 98th birthday Sun
day, April 11 at the home of her
son-in-law, T. F. Dillard, with
whom she has made her home for
35 years.
They had a birthday dinner with
only the Dillard family present.
At the conclusion of the dinner a
birthday cake with 98 lighted
candles was brought in and serv
ed to the guests. Attending the
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Dillard,
v the five grandchildren, Avery Dil
lard and Mrs. Dillard, Mrs. Glenn
Davis and Mr. Davis. Mrs. Clar
ence Beck and Mr. Beck, Thurman
Dillard, Jr. and May Dillard, and
lour great-grandchildren.
During the afternoon Mrs. Hat
cher held open house and about
125 friends called to greet her and
wish her happiness. *
Bryson-Orr Marriage Announced
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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bryson of
Brevard announce the marriage oi
their daughter, Miss 'Mary L.<u
Bryson, to Richard H. Orr, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Orr of
Brevhrd. They were married ir
Clayton, Ga., on Friday, March 23.
Miss Muriel Bryson, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and Geo.
Bryson was best man.
Mr. and Mrs: Orr have come
to Svlva to make their home where
Mr. Orr is manager of the park
Lunch room.
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PTA Holds
Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of
the Beta Parent-Teacher associa
tion was held Monday afternoon
! at the school building. About 30
members were present. Mrs. Allen
Ginn, president, presided during
the business hour. Announcement
was made concerning the lovely
handmade quilt of an applique
tulip pattern on which chances are
"being sold at 10c each by the ehil
BELK' S
BASEMENT BARGAINS
IN KITCHEN-WARE
BLUE BIRD ALUMINUM Dish Pans,
large size
Small wire mesh tea
Strainers
97c
ALUMINUM POTS, with cover and 1 QQ
handle, large Iww
ALUMINUM POTS, with cover and 1 AO
handle, small (three sizes) ? rfw
Glass Cream Whip and Measuring OQ
Cup ww
Metal Egg Beater with speed gear 4C
and handle ifcw
Metal Vegetable Choppers OC
each ifcw
Large Cooking 4C
Spoons ?fcw
Large Cooking 4C
Forks ?fcw
Vegetable 4E
Strainers ?fcw
25
Metal Egg and Hot Cake 4C
Turners ?fcw
Spatula 25
Many other small items useful around the
Kitchen and Home
? Basement ?
Belk's Dept. Store
"HOME OF BETTER VALUES"
PHONE 287 ' 8YLVA, N. C.
Mrs. D. M. Tallent Hostess
For Gavnelle Murray Circle
The Gavnelle Muiray circle o!,
the Sylva Baptist church met last,
Thursday evening with Mrs. D. M.
Tallent entertaining them at the
home of Mrs. Carl Buchanan, witn
twenty members present.
In the absence ol' the president,
Mrs. Carl Buchanan presided. Miss
Hattie Hilda Sutton was in charge
of the program . and discussed
China's need in the world, on the
subject, "That They Might Have'
Lite". Others taking part on the
program were Miss Edna Allen,
Mrs. J. F. Corbin and Mrs. Ray
Cogdill.
Two new members, Mrs. H. C.'
Adlington and Miss Bonnie Ruth
Lind^ey, joined the circle at this
time and Mrs. Ed. \V. Wilson, who
hyd been away for sometime, was:
welcomed back. j
Mrs. Tallent. assisted by Mrs.
Hv.chi.nan, served a sweet course.
dren of the school". The quilt was
made by the ladv members of the
Parent-Teacher association for the
purpose of raising money for their
treasury. To the child selling the
largest number of chances a foun
tain pen will be given by the PTA
as a prize'. A grand prize, a lovely
handmade, lace centerpiece, is be
ing given by Mrs. Fanny Ensley*
The quilt is on display at the Jack
son Furniture Co.
The lucky chance will be drawn
from a box by a small child on May
3, the next meeting date of the as
sociation. This meeting will be held
at 7:30 p. m. and will include the
father members of the organiza
tion.
The group expressed their ap
preciation to the County Board of
Education for the fire ramp re
cently installed on the back side
of the school building. This ramp
was recommended some time ago
by the Sylva Fire Department and
the students, teachers and parents
greatly appreciate this addition to
the school.
The prize of $1.00 given by Mrs.
Wallace Reed, a 7th grade mother,
was won by Olen Blanton for mak
ing the most progress in his school
work during the month of March.
The program for the afternoon
was given by the Beta band mem
Ders and a few members of the
Sylva band. Mr. N. R. Beacham
directed the program.
Attendance award of ?1.00 was
won by Mrs. Lawerence Reed's
second i.r.d third grades.
\udrev J. Jones
Dh^erves 12th Birthday
Or S.i'.j.diiy evening Mrs. W. L.l
? cs entertai.ned with a weinerj
';\-t ; i: i ci picnic supper at the|
.???mmunity house, honoring her
.yu^ii'i' . Audrey Jane, on her 12th
day. Supper was cooked on
e oa'.uoor l'ircplace. The chil
avn wi . e later served cake, ice
v.; in: . : d lemonade.
F. 11 v ng tile >upper the gro
? \\t . ?' t ie clubhouse an.', p!ay
. i n-. < and contests. W.ar .
were !?*<;??!: M >< re .
?T .:i :! k'en. I? rty . t. ?? \ ? > ;:
- . .eel v. .ta Aii ? cy .!
v i . I'.1 g '. v * i" ' ?11 i. .. . i
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.Jaek: ?/n County N. C. E. A.
Unit To Have Banquet
1 ;? 'lU.d ba* 'j;u ' ? .? .'a.
>.? m; .iy un.l v?! t..e .* h?.(.'a
i a i'.da.rt'on associa! :? v? i 1! i.-v
e! i in Allison building v.11 Krai, v
r\; ni:'.a April 23 at 7:1 > 1? oVl".
Venov Reed is chairman ??:
v: e dinner committee . nd .Mi -
Lois rtin hc\.ds trie entertain
ment emmittee. All members arc
invited to attend. Mrs. Emih
Tompkins is president ol" tiie or
ganization.
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Calendar of Events
Thursday, April 15?The D.llsboro
Masonic lodge will meet in the
Masonic hall, Dillsboro. at 7:30'
p. m. C. J. Cowan, W.M.
Thursday, April 15?The Mission
ary Society of tiie Seotts Creek
Baptist church will meet with"
Mrs. Raymond Cable at 3 p. m.
Mr>. Joe Sutton, president.
Frid.iy, April 16?The Roman's:
Society of Christian Service of J
i '.e Sylva Methodist church will
nu'vt in Allison building at 7:30,
p. ,n. Mrs. Harry Hastings, pres
ident. ?
Monday. April 19?The Sylva j
Home Demonstration club will)
meet at the court house at 3 p.j
m. Mrs. I sola Thom-is, president.i
Monday, April 19?T..e Woodmen]
of the World will meet in the
W.O.W. hall at 7:30 p. m. Jeff
Hedden, council commander.
Tuesday, April 20?Tlie^ Qualla
Home Demonstration club will
meet with Mrs. Mary Kinsland
at 2 p. m. Mrs. June Shelton,
president.
Tuesday, April 20?The Sylva
Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. John Morris at 7:30 p. m.
Miss Hicks Wilson, president.
Tuesday, April 20?The Rotary
club will have a dinner meeting
in Allison building at 7 p. m.
Dr. D. D. Hooper, president.
Wednesday, April 21?The Lions
club will have a dinner meeting
in the High School cafeteria at
7 p. m. T. Walter Ashe, presi
dent.
Wednesday. April 21?The Junior
Woman's club will meet with
Miss Agnes Wilson at 8 p. m.
Miss Virginia Madison, president.
Thursday, April 22?The annual
recitation-declamation contest
will be held in the Baptist
church at 7:30 p. m. Miss Bertha
Cunningham, -Chairman.
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Birth Announcement
Mr .and Mrs. Carroll Bryson an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Ann Marice. on Sunday, March 28,
at the Harris Community hosiptal.
Mr. Bryson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T*vC. Bryson, Jr., and Mrs.
is the former Mi.-s Mabel McCrack
en of Lake Junaluska.
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Raye's Beauty Shop
Cullowhee, N. C.
S.vlva P.T.A. Has
Meeting Tuesday
The regular monthly meeting of I
the Sylva Parent-Teacher assoc.'ia-,
lion met Tuesday afternoon in the
Home Economics department of
the Vocational Agricultural build
ing with Mrs. W. L. Jones presid
ing over the routine business ses
sion.
Mrs. Porte!' Scroggs who was in
charge of the program, introduced!
some oi' the g:rl> of the Sylva chap
ter ot Future Homemakers o!'
America a:ul they told ? >: the v.
being dene.
M s Ciarise Housed told oi the
Me; i.mg oi K.H.A. M Kveiy \
i\e. i is and .1 imm;e I.<. \ ? ?;
e . l epo: t ?:! uv -
. rep.e-e i l '? i. v. s
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1 .1-are. Aits. W. .1 I'1- >? Vary J
>''i i\' un.inim a-ly e'?v;-. i ??? ses * e
;n\t year..
Mrs. Hve'yii McMao.m. , i.
"iiii of the pie-sc.'oo; vtuii.-, a::-,
n ?unced that tin* ciiair wall in
. .e'.d at tiie c< :ijrlho'usc on Thurs
day, April 29.
Tiie new officers wiil be install
ed at tiie May meeiing.
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.More Livable
Home Demonstration
A Mi.)re Livable Hume Demon
stration was given by Mr. David;
Mobley of New York in Waynes-;
ville at the Strand Theatre on!
April 13th, beginning at 10:00 o'-j
clock and continuing to 4:00 o'-l
clock in the afternoon. Twenty!
Home Demonstration members at
tended this meeting from Jack
son County. Practically all clubs
throughout the county had one or
more members present.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Willi.im L. Cu:t.s
of Lansing. Mich., announce ti:e
birth of a daughter. Barbara Jean,
on Wedne-dav, April 7. .it the
Edward W Spnrrr>w hospital Tn
Lansing. Mr. Curtiss is formerly
of Sylva, tiie br< tiier of Mrs. J. E.
Buckner and the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. H (). Cm! i -s.
National Home Dcm.
Week To Be Observed
Jackson County clubs will par
ticipate in the observance of Na
tional Hume Demonstration week
May 2-8. As May 2 is also church
Day tor the 4-H clubs, it is planned
to have the Home Demonstration
leaders and the 4-H club leaders
work together on t.<.? , . . . v
new-paper art.vie- -c.; . _ o; the
a i .? t>: tne vai 1 -as clu.j.~ . i ;<??
r..i\e a window vi.-pi. y
some u4 types ot wo. d :io uy
t. .L' .... ihi e ? i ' .%?
v ui.iy . ?. -a
Savannah 1*TA M'eefs
T. e Sjvaniuii Parent-Teacher
SS Ul hu i1 U1 IIiI'I i ?. > ?
i ot: <>;:<u ted scaool ad.loriuni on
Malv.i li.
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(?;:v HOC Reorganized
? t 1' ! \ x i ? '.. i. ? .
. i' d.y .i;u r ?? n it M:
v' f .! -1'?11, .. < ? . . i * 1\' . ? : .
:i . -a1; !. .iiiil !"i ? rua ?. i .1 ?'< t their
A kii.L'C MIMliii'.' <>: 1 i
v. ri e >nit and hehi som<- \ ? ;;. ; v -
!t ri s..i^ discus-i'ii.-. T.iey \.?i?.
unanimously in I'.ivor >>! l.ie pro
j) >-rd Curb market. Tiie 1 <?'. 1 ? >\\*inr
i?t!:o"S were elected: piv-ideni
Mr-. I .vie Buc.ianan: viie-presi
<i?*nt. Mrs. Ralph Tatham: -in : e
tary and treasurer, Mrs. R. (). Hi.i*
*i*>m. Project club leaders include
i <ids. Mrs. C. M. Sutt?>n; lam.I.
lift'. Mis. T. I). Buchanan: i 1?? t?;in:!
Mrs. Le??n Barren: 4-H club leadei
V:s Car! Hi^< '?n.
Tin- May meelin^ will be hel<
tin- 11m in tne Community 11??u1
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Lnman G.lrs
' i. i" i 'jriM.uiiK'C t ic <>!
i H' CI,-. ?:.'!! M? m??: 1.1I ?)?.
, i !c : wis !?t?? 11 n.'iinc I I >i-n!
A 11 *::? ui v. Mrs. (lik's i> the ! ? >r. i -
(';? Mi>s tlencvn Hitlik'n ni S, i i
wi'li.
S.'H'C lfJ.'W. f.irmrr^' c->s1s h.ivt
been elimbtnu fr?>m !) to 2.") pei
cent ;i year ;n<l .we nmv the high
est in )ii-1?>. y.
Mrs. Cunningham Hostess
For Presbvterian Auxiliary
Mrs. C. C. Pettit, new president,
presided when the Presbyterian
auxiliary met with Mrs. M. C.
Cunningham for the April meet
in last Friday. This was the first
meeting of the new church year.
The ; uditor'< report was read
by Mrs. Rudy Hardy ;md accepted
; y th ? sr H. >.
T.io in:u-.et iir the new year,
;?> p.c;.\-.c: ;,y :hc com
mi'tee.' was re..<i by "Air.-. \V. H.
\V . ? '.(i . : c; adopted.
Anno jtii v - nuihe o: the
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.< T ? . . A pi !. '.IT. Mrs.
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>.,r.';i,ui! C oi'.vcnliftn
l'? ?. ; I v h ; ? . Future
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? /.eld
K C-'y. M .1 ;!y T-'?. They
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' _M ? . . I .1.(1 C* .i; .1 Phillips
.. :r 1 .*? 1iii-. <!?? - <i' legates.
Al ci!.. Uv m'av *? <i v.'i . e Ruth
C'r .i . : tiie 12' ;:r. de and
Muriel Asiie >>!' t'u 1 n;? i u:\ de.
T..e ch.iptei is making plans to
i.ii>e the money to pay tiie ex
pen-es -i! the two j^ii U, who. were
v? ? i?> c;i in recognition of the fine
work they have done in their home
c ?: t; t p 11 ?. .
P E R S 0 N A L S
Mrs. Henry Campbell of Way
nesvilU* \v s 1 ? i?? week-end guest
<?! !h r (1.111ii:) 11 r, Mi -. R. (1. Wil
,-nn. arid i:111111 .
Dr. and M >. \Y. IV M.Ouae re
turnee! Sa!u 1.i\ . i <>M1 ?vl a. !:n < .-.TO,
Trim, where >.:ey \ riled taeir
d.iu.uatt r. Mr. 1*1 it* \* Cl.imewell and
her family.
Production ol' poultry ha- rapid
ly become one d North Carolina's
rnn^t imp Hi. n? enterprises.
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? a feature especially appreciated by
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these qualities. And because Pontiac docs
offer them, it is becoming the choice of
more and more people every day.
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