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SYLVA LIONS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS AT ANNUAL LADIES' NIGHT MEETING At a heautiiully arranged din ner meeting, honoring their wives' and lady friends, the members of; the syha L.or.s club held their annual lad.e:*' r.ight and installation of oilicers at Springs hotel la;t Wednesday even.ng. The pro gram consisted i>f Pledge to the Flag, songs, presentation of awards and a very interesting address by Rev. W. G. Grigg. pastor of the Sylva Methodist church. The following officers were in stalled to carry on the work of the club during 194S-49; Roy Reed, president; Claude Campbell, 1st vice-president; Edwin Allison, 2nd vice-president; \V. T. Brown, 3rd vice-president; Tom L. Clayton, secretary-treasurer; Frank P Crawford, assistant secretary; W C. Henne>see, assistant treasurer; Howard Ball, tail twister; Rudy Hardy, lion tamer; and Dennis Berkley, assistant lion tamer. Perfect attendance buttons weit awarded to the following 41 mem bers of the club who did not miss a meeting during the past year. Edwin Allison, T. Walter Ashe, Howard Ball, Dennis Barkley, O E. Brfrokhyser. Lewis Bumgarner Alhney Bryson, Jennings Bryson c^ E. Campbell, Tom L. Clapton, L. H. Higdi n. Ray Cogdill, Grayson Cope, J F. dcrbin, Dillard Coward, W. H. Crawlord, Joe De.tz, Roger Dil lard, John A. Echols, Ed Erwin, Don Fisher, joe Clyde Fisher, Frank Fricks. R. H. Greene, Rudy Hardy, B. E. Harris, J. W. Hart man, John E. Hon son, Walter Jones. Hugh Monteith, Sr., Felix Recta p ( " ? *? ~ i ^le^SS Get Relief New Easy Way ? Sit In Ccmfcr? Prolarmon is n ouiok, ?' 1? r< lit vor of ilehinp. painful rcc'.r.l porc^r? ? symp toms which may also accompany pi'fs and hemorrhoids. ur.njrs .?*. -t...t:k- Mntc ?.f comfort upon contact, firms protecting film over F>>re nn s citMioy infect ioua Rerms, aids Na;.:ri? lur.l up r . \v, br< km tinniu-s. No oil?no r otifo t ? *tain cloth ing. Sold on .imtity back guarantee. ho puro to get this modern rcli' f today . nsl. for ^ PROLARIV'.ON <4 professional drug store CLOSET COMBINATION Any Quantity?Immediate Delivery JUNALUSKA SUPPLY CO. Phone 88 Lake Junaluska h kle>ime:\ Joe Popplewell, Roscoc Poteet.. Ruy H. Reed, J. P. Sir vail, Ray-! nun Stovall. Michael Strung, Por Sc:oggs, Johnnie W ..tson, Fred! ^J.liarn ;.nd W. E. Wilson. Five year perfect attendance pins vcre presented to the following: Jennis E. Barkley. Dillard Cow .rd, B. E. Harris, and John Henson. A ten year perfect attendance pin was presented to Lion Jennings A. BryscPn. Snipes Sounds Advice On Spraying Tomatoes The frequent summer showers so helpful to crops makes it im portant lor growers to be on the alert regarding spraying or dust ing for the control of tomato late blight. Tomato plants should be sprayed or dusted after each hard rain even though they may have been sprayed or dusted just before the rain. Spray or dust should be applied to the tomato plants about every week even though the rain I may not have washed away the previous application. Any of the following materials may be used with good results if properly used. ' Yellow Cu?)rocile Co( pcr-A Compound, Tri-basic copper sulphate by various trade names. For the dust treatment i u.-e a prepared dust mixture con | taining one of the above mentioned copper compounds. The mixture I should contain not less than 6 per-i ! cent nor more than 7 percent. COLLEGESCHOLAR SHIPS OFFERED TO GRADUATES j Twenty awards of $100 each will ' be made to graduates of North C -rolina high schools who wish to enter the curricula in either agri j culture or vocational agriculture j :.t N( rth Carolina State College in September, 1948, These scholar hips are intended for farm boys who need financial aid in begin .ng their college' education, and .re made possible by grants from he Sears-Roebuck Foundation. ; The scholarships will be award c. primarily on the basis of need, vi:h cons.d ration also being giv .n to scholastic record in high -cheol, participation in 4-H Club >r FFA projects, and other com munity activities. Veterans are el igible, especially those who are married and have children. One-half of the award will be paid to recipients on October 1.1 and can be used lor the payment | of any college expenses, including; board and room. The second in-, stallment will be paid on January 15, provided the student has made a successful record during the fall! term. Applications must be filed byi July 1. 1948, and announcement of; awards will be made soon after that date. For application blanks', write to Dean of Agriculture, North' Carolina State College, Raleigh, I N. C. I Fresh fish supplies are now plentiful in many parts of the country. When you wish to treat your Family with a good Home Cooked Meal . . . try our regular dinner. CHOICE OF MEATS, THREE VEGETABLES AND DRINK T-BONE STEAKS, a la carte orders and home baked pies our specialty MAPLE SPRINGS CAFE Two Miles Out on Asheville Highway #?t? ..**. \ ^ JACKSON \ Farm briefc ? W. Brown KJ ^ .or re : Jac/.son County Fni" a.c \ .1 iud. Various^ jo. . iter- a:\ r. w working hard; iv? !'v liiis e. ~..t a success. With he civ.c cluys, business men, Agri. culture council, industry, health department, and the farm people of this county a f: ir can be held, that will recall to the memories of n ny the f.ne exhibits of several years age. Let's talk the fair' ,:i every neighborhood of this' county, and stir up the in terest of everyon e. Don't think that you will leave the work! jp to someone el>e. Let's all takej hold and get something done. NOi MATTER HOW LARGE OR HOW! SMALL A FARMER YOU ARE" HAVE A PART IN THE FAIR.| Take part yourself and encourage every member of your family to take part. If you or your family s/iould not win a prize it will still do you lots of good to exhibit' something and come and see what your neighbors are doing. Tentative plans call for the fair to be held on the school grounds in J Sylva. Livestock pens will bej built, and ether facilities provided for the two day event. Rides of; Revival Services At Tuckaseigee Church Beginning Sunday morning, July 11. a ier.e.- of revival services will I be held at tne Tuckaseigee church with Rev. A. P. Sp. inkle, pastor ci ir.c Craven Str et Baptist church in As?r.c?viile. cri.'.gmg the mes sages e ch day. T:.e pastor, Rev.] Edgar Wi'.lix. and r.:s congrega ;ion extend a very cordial invita tion to the public to attend the^e' .-ervkes. 1 various kmd> w;i? be the enter tainment feature of the fair. ? Bobby Jackson And His Field Of Corn If weather conditions remain favorable Bobby Jackson of Tuck aseigee will have an outstanding field of corn. The corn was plant ed about April 25th and 400 pounds of Ammonium Nitrate and 200 pounds of 4-10-6 was broadcast in front of the cultivator. The corn is standing on an average of twelve inches apart in 3 1-2 feet rows. Look out, Mr. Walter Jackson, or your son will grew more corn to the acre than you. (Mention will be made in future articles of other young farmers who are try ing to grow one hundred bushels of corn per acre and their progress reported.) r Forty-seven states are now co-operating in the National Poultrylmprovement Plan. i ? NOTICE-1 BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP IS MOVING THIS WEEK ? To The ? BASEMENT FLOOR OF JACKSON COUNTY FARMERS COOP. TWO ENTRANCES Main Street ? Under Hale's Store Mill Street ? Back Door Farmers Coop. DAVID PARKER, Owner-Manager Opt; Ltchn FRIDAY NIGHT. JULY lUi 8 P. M. "THE THIRD HEAVEN* Where the Curtain is drawn aside Will man progress from one heaven to another? Would you like to know the exact location? Will we have real bodies and will we know each other? NO ONE IN JACKSON COUNTY CAN AFFORD TO MISS THIS GREAT LECTURE COURSE, ALL WELCOME. SATURDAY 8 P. M. "ON EARTH PEACE. GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN" Have We Been Deceived? There Has Been No Peace. WThat did the Angels mean? SUNDAY NIGHT The Battle of Armageddon The last battle to be fought?where and whom it will be fought with revealed in Bible prophecy, No man, woman, or child can afford to miss this. MONDAY NIGHT The Book that God Sealed. Has it ever been opened? TUESDAY NIGHT How to Keep One's Past a Secret. Do you know the secret? WEDNESDAY NIGHT Did God Creat a Devil? If not, where did he come from? j / THURSDAY NIGHT The Man God Forgot. ?Astonishing? WANTED ! 50 men and women to sing in choir A special Gift to all choir members. These lectures are for the public regardless of Church affiliation. NO LAW BUT LOVE ? NO CREED BUT CHRIST. BIBLE INSTRUCTORS Robert Kistler?Graduate Southern Missionary College. Dorthy Detwilor?Graduate Washington Missionary College. LECTURER Evangelist L. P. Knocht?Post-Graduate work in 1940 at Washington Seminary, Washington, D. C. Community BIBLE TABERNACLE NEW HIGHWAY Junction with 107 near Ford Garage SYLVA, N. C. Sweetest Sontfs of the Gospel -Vtory Sing with Kistler QUESTION BOX Bring your questicr, i r:. 2 Parking by Courtesy Ford Motor Company.
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