THE SYLVA HERALD
SECTION THREE
FEATURES
September 9, 1948
rourist Accommodations
ro Be Found In
Fackson County
The following is a list of hotels,
ourist courts and tourist homes to
3e found in Jackson cour.ty, listed
-vith Chamber cf Commerce, there
:.re also others: SYLVA ?
-loyd hotel, Carolina hotel, Sylva
ictel, Mrs. John A. Parris, rooms;
VIrs. H. J. Landis, rooms; Mrs. J.
?*. Freeze, home, including meals
Pioneer Village, cabins; Maple
Springs Tourist Camp, cabins and
neals; Park Tourist home, rooms:]
Vlrs. Ray Cogdill, rooms; Mrs.'
riarr>v-Hast:ngs, rooms; Mrs. H. MW
hooper, rcoms; Mrs. Minnie Green,
Beta, rooms; Mrs. F. M. Williams,
rooms; Poteet Tourist Home, rooms;
Parker's Cottage; Dan Tompkins,
rocms; Mrs. B. R. Morgan, rcoms:
DILLSBORO ? Jarrett Springs
lotel, Cannon's cottages, Hillcrest.
Mrs. J. C. Cannon, rooms; Grey
Stone Lodge, room?; Carl's Cot
tages, New Riverside Cot.ages
Old Mill Inn. CULLOWHEE?Mrs
Brady Parker Home, rcoms-meals*
Long's Tolirist Homi. WHIT-,
TIER?Sunset Farm, cottages and
meals; The Martin Hou^e, rooms:)
Patton Tourist Home, rooms and
mer.ls: Green Acres Firm, rooms
and meals; Hall's Tourist Heme,
rooms and meals; Hillside Haven,
rooms and breakfast; Redwing
Tourist Cabins. CHEROKEE ?
Mac's Incian. Village, cottages,
rooms ?nri^mer.ls. GAY?Clark.s
Place on Cowee Mountain, co.tases
and meals. ^
Mountain Springs hotel, Bal
sam; Bal:c.rn Lodge, Balsam.
CASHIERS?High Hampton Inn
Cottage Inn and Whimpering Pines,
looms and me:Is. E. G. Lombard,
rooms, H.gnlar.ds.
WELCOME .
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVES
GANNON'S LOG CABINS
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Cannon, Props.
Kitchenettes City Conveniences
Phone 242-W
Junction U. S. 23-19-A Dillsboro, N. C.
WELCOME TO SYLVA
AND JACKSON COUNTY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVES
CARL'S COTTAGES
MODERN?CLEAN ? DELIGHTFULLY COOL
1*4 miles South of Dillsborc on
U. S. 23?Franklin-At! ant a
CARL ALLMAN, Proprietor
? Daily or Weekly Rates ?
WELCOME
TO JACKSON COUNTY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVES
Delightful Mountain Inn Surrounded by Modern Cottages
SUNSET FARMS
Just off U. S. Highway 19-A Between Sylva and Whittier
Write Fop Weekly or Monthly Rates and Reservations
Mr. arftl Mrs. E. A. Bumgarner, Owners
Jackson Has Splendid Tourist Accommodations
Framed Fairfield Inn Becomes Modern Tatem Sky Club
Pictured above is the famous Fairfield Inn which has been completely remodel
ed and renovated by its new owner, Tatem Wofford, and has been renamed "Tatem
Sky Club." The prominent resort is located at the county line near Cashiers. Elab
orate plans are being made to make it one of the most outstanding hotels in this
section with a 18-hole course, a modern outdoor ice rink and all other facilities for
vacation pleasure. The 100 rooms in the building have been replastered and re
decorated and a steam heating system is being installed.
N. C. Chamber of Commerce Executives will be entertained here Sunday
evening, September 12, at a dinner g ven by the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce. ?Photo Courtesy Transylvania Times
The 4-H judging contest spon
sored by the North Caro!i".?. J^r
?ey Cattle Club will be held Aug.
"?7 at Biltmore Farms near Ashe
ville.
ANTIQUES
Consisting of
CHINA
Pressed and Blown
GLASS
MARBLE TOP TABLES
LAMPS, Etc.
STALLCUP'S
ANTIQUE & PICTURE
FRAMING SHOP
Sylva, N. C. ? Whittler, N. C.
MR. & MRS. W. G. 8TALLCUP
U. S. Department of Commerce
Repjrts On Domestic Stock
Commenting on the near record
low position cf domestic stocks of
fats and oils revealed in the latest
issue of the U. S. Department of
Commerce's official publication
Industry Report, the American Fat
Salvage Committe urges home
makers to continue salvage of
every available drop of used fat.
The report shows that despite
favorable production of fats and
oils in the U. S. in the 1947-48,
"stocks of fats and oils in the U.
S. have continued to decline and
at the end of May 1948 totaled
1,416 million, pounds." This fig-'
?re is 139 million pounds less than
May 1946 and only 246 million
pounds more than the record low
recent years reached in Octo
er 1945, the Fat Salvage Commit
se points out.
"Concern over the lew stock
position would be greater were it
o? for the indicated favorable
rnps for the 1948-49 season," the
fat Salvage Committee explains
besides the hundreds of indus
rial channels into which used fats
go, this additional 100 to 200 mil
ion pour.ds of household fat sal
. aged each year serves the na
tional economy by making avail
.ole greater amounts of other kinds
jf fats including vital food fats.
Illustrative of the significant
jontribution made by household
at salvage is a statement by Chas.
Lund, Associate Director, Food
3ranch, Office of International
vrr.de of the Department of Com
nerce: "This reclamation of used
J.*, between 100 to 200 million
rounds a year . . . reduces the
possible use of lard (for example)
.vith its resultant increased de
WELCOME
NORTH CAROLINA
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
EXECOTIVES
HILLCREST
TOURIST HOME
Mrs. J. C. Cannon
^ S. 19.A Dilltboro, N. C.
mand for vegetable oils to meet
domestic needs."
Nearly 100 million tons of hay
will be produced in the nation this
year.
WELCOME
Chamber of Commerce
EXECUTIVES
EAGLES 5 & 10c
Main 81. Sylva, N. C.
MANY MODERN COURTS, HOMES, HOTELS
FILLED EVERY SUMMER WITH HUNDREDS
OF VISITORS SEEKING RECREATION
Jackson County In Heart
Of Scenic Wonderland Of
Great Smoky Mountains
From Whitt.er to Balsam Gap
and Sylva to Wniteside Mountain
Jackson County is well covered
with modern hctels. tourist courts
jnd louiist homes, tilled each sum
mer with thousands oi visitors
/ mmg to the Great Smoky Moun
:ns S.emc Wonderland ol West
.i*n N ?rth Carolina tor rest, rec
.c-v.ti 'n and plea>uie. The Tour
.st accommcGntions advertised on
page and elsewhere in this
Special Welcome edition lor
J..a:iiOcr ot Commerce Executives,
i e improving their places lrom
yt'i.r to year. Most o; them have
>11 modern conveniences and are
p.e san'.lv located h r all types oi
. .sitors, tho.-e seeking rest and
juiet will lind such places here;
i i: i) s e seeking recreation
and a point lrom which to take
uany motor trips over the scenic
ugr.ways ar.d return at night, will
find those also.
Some of the outstanding attrac
tions in and near Jackson Couuty
include: ? The Cherokee India:.
Reservation, the home of the East
ern Band of Cherckees. Many of
the pure blood Indians still re>
main on the Reservation, many
speaking only their native lan
guage. Their annual fair, held
*each fall at the height of the color
casjn, this year lrom October 5
.iru 9. is one of the late fall at
tractions. The Smoky Mountains
NationalCPark is enly an hour's
drive from most ol these tourist
places. The Cashiers section, with
impressive Whiteside Mountain
Highla:>d> and the beautiful scen
ery of the area. i> the main tourist
center of the county. Tuckaseigee
River, winding through the valley
of the same name, on which Glen
ville Lake is found,, is a beautiful
stream. Highway 107 follows this
river lor 25 miles, affording the
motorist many breath taking
views. Western Carolina Teach
ers College, located in this valley,
is one ot the wState's fast growing
educational institutions.
To appreciate Jackson county one
has only to tarry lor a little while.
Tne Executives of North Caro
lina Chambers ol Commerce will
find tins and much more awaiting
them when they come to Sylva for
their annual convention Sept 12, 13,
and 14.
< WELCOME
(
( EXECUTIVES
[moore's cleaners:
)Ph. 120 Sylva, N. C.i
I
fitjtjl GIVES
when cold
miseries strike
FAST RELIEF
LIQUID OR
TABLETS
WELCOME
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVES
NEW RIVERSIDE COTTAGES
with Private Baths and Kitchenettes
MAUDE LEATHERWOOD, Mgr.
On U. S. 23 IV2 miles south of Dillsboro
Spend Your Vacation At
CLARK'S COTTAGES
In The Shady Grove On Cnwee Mountain
U. S. 23 Between Dillsboro and Franklin, N. C.
We Have The
LARGEST WATER WHEEL IN THE U.S.
OUR COTTAGES HAVE
ELECTRIC KITCHENETTES . . . PRIVATE SHOWERS
IF FOR A WEEK OR MONTH, WRITE FOR RESERVATIONS
WE HAVE AN "A" GRADE CAFE IN CONNECTION
WITH OUR COTTAGES
? 8ERVING ?
Fried Chicken ? Country Ham ? Steaks ? Chops
CLARK'S COTTAGES - - - GAY, N. C.