HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR SUBSCRIPTION? HUH LIQUID OR TABLETS GIVES when cold miseries strike FAST RELIEF DARRINGTON, W. NEWS Well Folks, We have some very sad news this time ? Mrs. Cole Ensley died April 29. She was buri ed here May 3. Mrs. Ensley was born in 1879 in Haywood county. She leaves besides her husband to mourn her loss three brothers, John Phillips of Canton, Albert Phillips of Gastonia and Tom Phil SAVE HONEY ON SEEDS SOY BEANS MILLET CANE ? ASGROW GARDEN SEEDS FARMERS FEDERATION REPAIR 'Co SAVE ON THE WHOLE FAMILY'S SHOE COSTS THROUGH THE YEAR By keeping them ifi good repair with our fine workmanship and tough quality materials. * ALSO we have all colors of good grade shoe polish and for all leathers. ?FOR THE FARM ER?? Good Leather For All Types Harness Repair BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP PHONE 114 SYLVA, N. C. LOOK at America's leading Trucks? CHEVROLET Advance-Design TRUCKS Today, American business thaf looks ahead looks to the leader's line of Advance-Design trucks for higher standards of value on the job. Today, Chevrolet trucks bring you the features of tomorrow? Advance-Design features?at the lowest prices in the volume field! Look ahead and look at them now ?on display in our showroom. /CHEVROLET /i too* at th* staM" lOO* at the Cab *Fr?th air hoofing and vontl fating ryt*9rn and roar cornmr window* optional at antra cott. New heavy-duty Chevrolet 4-speed Synchro-Mesh Truck Transmissions and Splined Axle Hub Connection ? New Advance'Design Gearshift Control and Foot-Operated Park* ing Brake in 3-speed transmission models ? Improved Volve-ln-Head Engine e Exclusively designed Brake*. Prom headlight to tail light, new Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks bring you the future's streamlined appearance in every feature of body, cab, fenders and hood! Only Advance-Design trucks Have the famous Cab that "Breathes!"* Fresh dean, cool air is drawn in and used air forced out! Air is heated in cold weather. The Cab is Rexi-Mounted, cushioned on rubber, with a fully-adjustable seat and all round visibility with rear corner windows.* Only Chevrolet offers you the lowest prices m the volume field! Here ore trucks with comparable equipment and specifications that list for lett than competitive moltei?10m# models as much as $150. Kirk-Davis Chevrolet Co., Inc. Cullowhee Road Sylva, N. C. Argura News The Oak Ridge Baptist church conducted a Mother's Day program Sunday with each one taking part making it very interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Johnson of Charlotte were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bi ?oum. They took part in the Mother's Day pro gram at Oak Ridge church Sun day. Miss Alberta Melton was the dinner guest of Juanita and Nor ma Jean Burrell Sunday. Mrs. Alvin Rigdon of Asheville is spending a week with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Watson. Mrs. Albert Amnions leit Fri day to spend two weeks with her parents in Pikesvilie, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mathis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Melton. Friends of Mrs. R. M. Broom will be glad to learn that she is" im proving after an extended illness. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Burrell spent Saturday night witji Mrs. Bur rell's father, Mr. John Broom. i lips *of Ryderwood, Washington; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Snyder of Old Fort and Mrs. Dallie Clayton here in Darrington. Mrs. Ensley joined the Darring ton Baptist church and was bap tized August 31, 1930. She has been a faithful worker every day of her life since. Every one that knew her was her friend, old or young. Pallbearers were her nephews Joe Stoney, Tom Ashe, Harold Hatenson, Bert Tavter, Elmer wood and Robert Clayton, Singers were Fate Shular, Bedford Blan ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fox. Rev Will Breedlove conducted the funeral services. Out-of-town relatives presenti for the funeral were Mr. Bob Ens ley, Sedro Wooley; Wills Ensley, Lyman; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ensley, Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. John Ber ry, Alderwood Manor; Harvey and Hal .Berry, Seattle; Tom Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Phillips and son, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ghent, Ryder wood; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clay ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hayter and daughter, Seattle; Mrs. Laura Mallonee and Mrs. Jack Cogdill, Marysville. Old Uncle Mark Reese is better after his illness. To meet the need for a hybrid * corn which will mature at high elevation, the State College Ex tension Service will experiment this year with 10 acres of West Virginia Yellow Hybrid 1163. The demonstrations, will be conducted in fields of 3;500 to 4,000 foot el evation in the mountain section of Western North Carolina. Preserving Children By Larry W. Mull Take one large grassy field, one-half dozen children, all sizes, three small dogs, one long nar row brook, pebbly it possible, mix the children with the dogs and em p*y them into the field, stirring * continually, sprinkle with field flowers, pour brook gently over pebble>: cover all with a deep blue) >ky and bake in a hot sun. I When the children are well and; browned they may be removed.; Will be found right and ready fori setting away to cool in the bath! tub, place on crisp linen blankets I and cover with desired .amount of, quilts and preserve several hours,; after which they will be refresh-1 ing at breakfast time. ?Read Herald Classified Ads For Profits? When you buy a CMC for heavy hauling you get a truck that's heavy duty and all truck. CMC heavy duties have big, brawny frames . . . with wide, thick-leaved springs to match. They have heavy, husky axles and transmissions that combine to provide as many as 15 forward speeds . ? ? brakes up to 21 inches diameter . . . heavy disc clutches. Engines are powerful valve-in-herids . ? ? with extra heavy Tocco-hardened crankshafts and many other durability fea tures. Yes, CMC heavy duties have "what it takes" . . . and many models are now available. THE TRUCK OF VALUi GASOLINI ? DIESEL HOOPER MOTOR CO, MAIN STREET SYLVA, N. C. 'EXPERIENCE... Is The Best Teacher In Government" ? Charles M Johnson With His Training In All Phases Of Our State Goverment Is The Best Qualified Man To Be The Next GOVERNOR Of North Carolina *4 Charles M. Johnson was born April 9, 1891, on a farm near Burgaw hi Pender County in east ~ ern North Carolina. He attended Burgaw High School, Buies Creek Academy and Bingham Military School. His career was started as a clerk in the state auditor'* office at a small salary and since that time he has steadily climbed the ladder of public service. His activities as State Treasurer have brought him not only state-wide, but national recognition for progressive ad vancement m the field of finance. He has a ywt knowledge of state government and has dealt with all phases of the government. ? A Veteran, he served as a sergeant in World War I, his ton in World War II. H^ serves on more boards and commissions than an? other official, a testimonial of his efficiency. They include: Chairman of Banking Commission, Chairman Teach ers' and State Employees' Retirement Commission, Chairman of the Local Government Commis sion, member of the State Board of Assessment, State Board of Education, Council of State, Vet erans' Loan Board, Board Of Public Buildings and "Grounds, Law Enforcement Officers' Benefit Fund, Sinking Fond Commission. A deacon and Treasurer in the Presbyterian Church*

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