Funeral Rites For
H. Thomas Cotter
Funeral services for H. Thomas
Cotter, who died suddenly near his
home in Hazelwood Wednesday
afternoon, were held Saturday at
the Culiowhee Methodist church
with tne Rev. R. T. Houts, pastor,
officiating. Burial was in the Cul
iowhee cemetery.
Mr. Cotter formerly resided at
Culiowhee, but had made his home
in Hazelwood for several months
where he was employed as a bar
i WOODMEN OF THE:
WORLD
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Life Insurance Society
Fraternity Pretectiom
Service
BRITTON M. MOORS
?ylva ReoreMfitativi
?viva, N. C.
qualla News
Mr. Wallace Lee Meckum of
Winston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
London and son, Jimmie, of Ashe
ville, Mrs. Lcttie McLaughlin of
Waynesville, Mrs. C. M. Hughes of
Clyde, Mr. Clarertce Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Hoyle, Miss Patsy
Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Thad
Beck and family called on Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Howell Suriday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reece and
family of Morristown, Tenn. spent
the week-end with Mrs. Reece's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jen
kins.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Beck spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
House.
Mr. and Mrs. Estes Tolbert and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blanton
and family, and Mrs. Jess Blanton
callcd on Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
ber.
Pallbearers were Lem Norton,
Robert Shelton, John Rogers, Frank
Shelton, John Noland, and Rendy
Livingston.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Edna Buchanan Cotter; two
sons, Robert and Tommy Cotter;
two daughters, Mrs. James J.
Vaughn, of Raleigh and Miss Mar
garet Cotter of the home; two bro
thers, John and Clair.- Cotter of
Cullowhee.
Local Students On
WCTC Dean's List
Hayes Connor, Sylva; Charles
Bird, A1 Booze and Tommy Ellis,
of Cullowhee. were among thei
fourteen students at Western Car-]
olina Teachers College on the
Dean's list, according to an an
nouncement by Miss Anne Ham
mond, chairman of the Dean's
list Committee. .
The Dean's list is a special hon-j
or roll designed to encourage de
velopment of all-around students.
Blanton and family Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Kinsland called on
Mrs. Scott Ashe of Whittier Mon-j
day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kinsland and
daughter, Linda Sue, of Asheville,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Golman Kinsland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stillwell
and son, John, have returned to
their home in Export, Penn. after
spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Zell Stillwell. Mr. Zell Still
well accompanied them home.
Mrs. Hazeh Patton and son, Bob
by, called at J. K. Terrell's Fri
day..
Mrs. Annie T. Hoyle, Miss Ger
trude Ferguson and the Qualla
teachers attended the teachers
meeting at Asheville Friday.
Bower's
Super Saving Sale
LADIES' GOATS AND TOPPERS
In all wool and gabardine pastel
shades and plaids. Regular $24.50.
Reduced to $18.95
Reg. $19.95. Reduced to 16.95
LADIES'DRESSES
We have a nice line of Ladies' Dress
es in flowered, solid colors and pastel
shades. Regular $10.90.
Reduced to $8.95
Reg. 9.95. Reduced to 7.95
Reg. 8.85. Reduced to 6.95
(12 only) Reg. 6.95. Reduced to 3.98
LADIES' SDITS
In all wool and gabardine solid colors
and stripes. Regular $24.50. Re
duced to . . .
$18,95
LADIES' NYLON H0SE
51-guage?first quality. Only . . .
$1.29
CHILDREN'S GOATS
All wool?in pastel shades. Regular
$13.90. Reduced to $10.90
Reg. 9.95. Reduced to 7.95
LUNCHEON CLOTHS ~
4
Regular $1.97. Reduced to . . .
$1.59
TURKISH BATH TOWELS
ONLY... .
29c
BOYS' WORK SHIRTS
Blue Chambray, only . . .
97c
I
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Wing and Imperial fancy colors and
white Broad Cloth . . .
$2.77
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Covert and blue Chambray. Regular
$1.97 for . . .
$1.49
MEN'S OVERALLS
. 8-oz. Blue Denim, sanforized for . . .
$1.99
BOYS' POLO SHIRTS
Medium size, long sleeves. Regular
79c. Reduced to . . .
49c
? BOYS' SWEATERS
BUTTON AND SLIP OVER
Reg. $2.49. Reduced to . . .
69c
BOYS'OVERALLS
8-oz. Blue Denim, sanforized. Only ..
$1.77
COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ORGANIZES,
NAMES PRECINCT REGISTRARS AND JUDGES !
The Jackson County Board of1
Elections, comprised of Oscar Love
dahl, Chairman, John C. Brown,
and A. D. Parker, were sworn in
April 10 for the purpose of setting
up the necessary machinery for
holding the May primary election
and other elections that may be
called in the county and the gen
eral election in November.
Immediately after the board was
sworn in the members elected Reg
istrars and Judges for the various
precincts throughout the county
as follows:
CASHIERS?G. L. Dillard, Reg
istrar; Bud Lombard (D), and P.
S. Lance (R), judges.
HAMBURG?Fred Bryson, reg
istrar;' Dewitt Leopard (D), and
O. L. Lanning (R), judges. i
MOUNTAIN?Mrs. Pearl Ste-|
wart, registrar; A. C. Edwards (D),
and Clifton Moody (R), judges.
RIVER 1?L. D. Moody, regis
trar; R. G. Powell (D), and E. L.
Hooper (R), judges.
RIVER 2?Thomas Wike, reg
istrar; Ray Potts (D), and Hagan
Hamilton (R), judges.
CANADA 1 ? Joe Middleton,
registrar; Hexter Brown (D), and
Mitchel Melton (R), judges.
CANADA 2?Fred Galloway, reg
istrar; Jim Davis (D), and Cleve
Wood (R), judges.
CULLOWHEE?Earl Sutton, reg
istrar; Edd Moore (D), and John
Watson (R), judges.
CANEY FORK?Davie Hooper,
registrar; Wayne Lovedahl (D),
and Dillard Hooper (R), judges.
WEBSTER?J. N. Cowan, reg
istrar; Harley Lewis (D), and
Lewis Cannon (R), judges.
SAVANNAH?Harley Buchan
an, registrar; Lyn Barren (D), and
Herman Cabe (R), judges.
GREENS CREEK?Joe Wetmore,
registrar; Lyndon Cabe (D), and
Elsie Monteith (R), judges.
BARKERS CREEK?Ben Jones,
registrar; Dewey Be?k (D), and
Baxter Nations (R), judges.
DILLSBORO ? Willie Sutton,
registrar; Boyd Brown (D), and
Elias Monteith (R), judges.
SOUTH SYLVA?Wilma Jones,
registrar; Charles Reed (D), and
Lewis Bumgarjier (R), judges.
NORTH SYLVA?Clyde Fisher,
registrar; Cary Dean (D), and Wal
ter Warren (R), judges.
SCOTTS CREEK 1?Clyde Bry
son, registrar; J.k R. Bradley (D),
and W. H. Snyder (R), judges.
SCOTTS CREEK 2?Price Dil
lard, registrar; L. C. Sutton (D),
and M. J. Henry (R), judges.
SCOTTS CREEK 3 ? George
Bryson, registrar; George Knight
(D), and Jake Parris (R), judges.
QUALLA?Grady Martin, reg
istrar; W. L. Enloe (D), and Dave
Worley (R), judges. * '
QUALLA P. T. A.
HAS MEETING
The PTA met Friday, April 2,
at 2 o'clock in Miss Jennie Cathey's
room at the Qualla school, with!
Mrs. Lilliam Gcss, president, in |
charge.
The outstanding business dis
cussed was the requirements for
standardizing the school. The
purchasing of a new 16mm sound
motion picture projector was
brought out.
Mrs. Mary Kinsland was elected
chairman of all the grade mothers.
Mrs. Albert Patton, Mrs. Grace
Johnson and Mrs. Lilliam Goss
were selected as grade mothers
for the third grade, Miss Lucy
Hall's room.
The pre-school clinic will be at'
the Qualla school April 20. All,
children to be of school age next1
year are compelled to have nil j
vaccinations before entering next J
term.
The next meeting is scheduled!
for May 3, when Mrs. Ben Cathey,
the music teacher, will have a
musical program with the music
students. All parents are urged
to be present. This will be the
last meeting before school closes.
The prize for having the most
parents present was won by Mrs.
Betty Harris' room, the 5th and
6th grades.
Barkers Creek News
Rockdale Baptist church of Bark
ers Creek held an all day meet
ing Sunday, April 18, with an es-j
timated attendance of five to six
hundred people. Singing services
began at 10 a. m. and the pasltff"
preachcd at 11 a. m.
Dinner was spread on the ground'
at the noon hour. An offering was.
taken for the building of the new j
church which amounted to $573.|
All visiting preachers and sing-]
ers were given an opportunity to
talk and sing during the afternoon.J
The church wishes to thank ev-,
eryone for the gcod attendance and!
offering. j
Webster Seniors Will
Present "Trouble
In Paradise" |
The senior class of Webster High |
School will present, under the di-!
rection of Mrs. D. D. Davis, as
their class play the three-act
comedy, 'Trouble in Paradise," in
the Savannah School auditorium,
Friday, April 30, at 8:00 p.m. i
The characters in the play are
"Specs" Martin, C. J. Cowan;
| "Wild Bill" Hanlon, Bill Mason;
Phil Bradley, Earl Morgan; "Tub
; by" Davis, Carl Stanford; Pro
j fessor "Fish" Salmon, Grover
Bishop; Jean Harmon, Marie Bum
gamer; Daisy Morris, Claudus
DeiU; Alice Hamilton, Jean Anne
I Potts; Doris Green, Louise Madi
I son; Sue Carr, Betty Davis; Aunt
Mildred Moore. Clara Lou Sutton:
Miss Wheel bee, Frances Bryson;
Andrew "Snowball" Jackson,
Kenneth Bishop; Fay Moore, Mary
Bob Clements; Alma Davis, Fran
ces Potts; Jane Fisher, Emma Belle
Deit2.
Admission will be twenty and
thirty-five cents.
Commercial truck crops in the
State in 1945 brought farmers
more than 17 million dollars.
More than 75 per cent of leal
tobacco produced in 1947 was used
for manufacture of cigarette.
Tobacco accounted for 53.2 per
cent, or $334,250,000, of the the
State's cash farm income in 1944.
?Bead Herald Classified Ads For Profits?
We Buy Junk
Good Prices Paid For Scrap Iron and All Metals
Old Batteries and Radiators
WE ALSO BUY GINSENG AND OLD GOLD
Also at my place for sale: 1 dozen cafe stool
seats; one crane lavatory; long pieces of slat iron,
pulleys, etc.
Jackson Junk Company
1 mile above ^pilltboro on Tuckaseigee River by
Uncle Jim Wells
Mack B. Gosnell, Owner
SUNNYFIELD FLOUR .... ^s $1"
IONA PEAS . . . . 32L2 29c
N B G PREMIUM FLAKE CRACKERS. L* 25c
SCOTTS PAPER TOWELS . . roll 16c
$ * * >, -
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES _ ?j
<
ORANGES . . . Ub 33c ]
Large Size
GRAPEFRUIT . 5,ot 27c
Large Size
LEMONS . . . "OI 29c
Tender Yellow
SQUASH . , . 2,b5 23c
CUCUMBERS . .2 ,bs 23c
RADISHES . . . r?o 5c
Fancy Box
APPLES .... 4,bs 39c
Fresh
ASPARA6US . . bimch 49c
RAW PEANUTS . ,h 23c
Iona Pork and
BEAMS 10c
Campbell's
TOMATO SOUP 3 is? 29c
Thank You Brand Sliced Freestone
PEACHES . . . 10c
Pick o' Carolina Sweet Mixed
PICKLES 15c
iona Sweet Tender
PEAS . . . . 3 29c
Packer's Label
0RAN6E JUICE - 11 e
Ann Page Salad
DRESSING ... St 33c
Corr.stock Pie
APPLES . . . N-! 17c
i '"-P's Own Vegetable Shortening
tiexo . . . 3 <=? !113
A&P Fancy
APPLE SAUCE 2 27c
Ann Page Gelatin Desserts
SPARKLE . . 3 ? 20c
A & P Bartlett
PEARS .... ^ 40c
OXYDOL
fs 37c
IVORY'
FLAKES
*? 37c
. LIFEBUOY
SOAP
He
DUZ
& 37c
IVORY
?SOAP
L^. 20c
l-lb.
Bag
Tall
Cans
Mild Mellow Coffe
8 O'CLOCK 3 ^ Bag $1.15
White House Evap.
MILK 3
Mild American 4
CWFPS* Lb
Pliofilm
ORHMrc
2 Lb Pkg 37c
l-lb.
Pkg.
40c
*9c
50c
,o
?m
16c
IVOPY FOAP Personal 2 Bars
SWAN ? 20c
MARVEL BREAD |
REGULAR PAN |
16-OZ. I
Loaf I OC
SANDWICH or Reg. PAN
IVi Lb. |||A
Loaf I OH
HOME StYLE
1*4 Lb. I Q_
Loaf IOC
MARVEL SANDWICH or
FRANKFURTER ROLLS
pkg. I6c
No. 2
La Choy
CHINESE STYLE
FOODS
Bean Sprouts, 2
Chinese Dinners
Chop Suey
Chow Mein
Noodles
Cans 27c
51c
18-oz
Can
SC?J 35e
4-oz.
Pkc
19c
Chop Suey Mixed
No. 2
Can
27c