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THURSDAY. APBV
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Mr. Lowery Weaver went to Frank,
lin on business last week. - - ..
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Mr. Frank Welch of Asheville spent
Monday at his home on Branner
avenue.
Mr. James, Thomas, Jr. and Ben
Kjrkpa trick motored to Henderson
ville Friday.
Miss Mamie Michal of Woodrow
spent last week as guest of Mrs.
- James R. Thomas.
Mr. J. P. Beam anf P.D. Mazyck
motored to their home in Gaffney, S.
C. for the week-end. s
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bell of Canton
attended the Easter services at Grace
church Sunday.
Mr. Gene Alley of Sylva spent
several days this -week with his par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. Felix E. Alley.
Mrs. -W. 0. Friske, who spent the
winter at Ruby City left Wednesday
for Los Angeles, California,
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Mrs. Sara K. Haynes and Miss
Lucene Wells of Canton spent Sat
urday here shopping.
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Mr. George D. Sherriil spent the
week-end in Sylva as the guest of his
brother, Mr. Robert Sherriil.
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Messrs. George Sherriil, Lenoir
Gwyn and James Atkins, Jr. were
Ashevillo visitors Wednesday.
Rev. Albert N-w and Dr. J. R.
McCracken attended a Masonic meet
ing in Asheville Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan of
Asheville were guests of Mrs. Morj
gan's sister, Mrs. Will Hyatt, Sunday.
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Miss Theodora Peeler of Kanapolis
was the guest for the week-end of
Mrs. John Kirkpatriek in Hazelwood.
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Mrs. James R. Thomas, Mrs. Ralph
Ensley and Miss Dorothy Thomas
motored to Sylva Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Grace Albright, a member of
the faculty at N. C, C. W. in Greens
boro, spent the holidays at her home.
Mr. and O. R. Grosse of Cocoa, Fla.
who have a summer home here, came
Wednesday to spend several months.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Michal of
Woodrow announce the birth of a son,
John McDowell Michal, Jr., on April
1st
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ensley spent
the week-end in Sylva with Mrs.
Ensley' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Ashe.
Mrs. J. R. Morgan who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Peacok in Chapel Hill has returned to
her home.
Miss Anne Hobson left Tuesday for
Knoxville, Tenn. where she will at
tend a convention of Mission Moun
tain workers. '
Mr. and Mrs. William Kjmberly of
Asheville spent the week-end with
Mrs. Kimberly's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
' H. Rotha.
Mrs. R. L. Allen who has spent the
past two months visiting in Wash- j
ington and New York has returned,
to her home.
Mr. Charles Ray, Jr. of the Univer
sity spent the holidays -at his hom-i
and had as his guest Mr. Francis Bell
of Salisbury.
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Hon. Charles R. Thomas left Sat
urday morning for Washington, By C.
where he will be for several days at
tending to business.
Hon W. T, Lee, chairman of the
Corporation Commission, spent sev-
eral days here last week with his
sob, Mr. R. L. Lee.
Mr. Ben Sloan of Chapel Hill wa
here last week for the spring holi
days which he spent with his father,
Mr. Hugh Sloan.
Mrs. Ed Isenhour of Charlotte is
pending several days with her par-
eny, Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. McCracken,
oa North Mam street
Mr. J. L. Bell of Brevard waa a
visitor here Sunday enroute to his
home, from Sylva where he has been
visiting for several days. y
Mrs. J. H. Payne and Mrs. F. Ar
chie Ray of Asheville were guests of
Mrs. Joseph N. Tate at her home cn
Walnut street Sunday.
Mr. Charles Lee, who is in school
this year at Chapel Hill, spent the
spring vacation with Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Lee on Walnut street
Mr. Louis Allen, who is attending
scnool this year at Wake Forest,
spent the Easter holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Allen.
Mrs. B. J. Sitton and daughter.
Miss Annie Sitton and Mr. Foy Sit
ton of Brevard, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Band Sundav.
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iuias Aiuue nenry wno Holds a
stenographic' position 1:; Henderson-
"Hie spent the holidays here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. r3. Henry.
Mis. B. F. Smathcrs who has spent,
the winter in Miami, Fla. with her
on, Judge Frank Smather., returned
to her home here the fust of the week.
Mr. Joseph E. Johnson, Jr., left
Monday morning for Durham where
where he will be the guest of Mr.
Mint Reed who is a .student at Duko
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Mrs. Joe Tate, Misses Lillian Hooks,
Lucy Tate and Messrs. Otis Aiken
and Woodson Jones attended Keith's
vaudeville at the Plaza Saturday
night.
Miss Dorothy Williams who at
tends school at the Cullowhee Nor
mal spent the spring holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wil
liams, Miss Louise Rotha left Wednesday
morning to resume her work at N. C.
C. W. after spending several day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Rotha.
Mr. Pinkney Turbyfill left the first
of the week for Elmer, New Jersey,
where he will spend several weeks as
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Coffrey
Turner.
Igiaa Lynn Albright, , oT tbe
Murphy school faculty a apent the
Easter holidays with her parent. Mr,
and Mrs. M. P.i Albright - -.
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Mrs. Ealos Moor of ' Sylva and
house guest. Miss AJthea Backenstoe,
of Salem Academy in Winston-Salesa,
motored over : Saturday .afternoon to
attend the bridge party .given by Miss
Virginia Welch at the homo of Dr.
and Mrs. J, Howell Way. '.
Mrs. Ed Jsenhour and Mrs. Rufus
Siler motored-to Elisabethton, Tenn.
last week-end and were guests of Mrs.
Walter Dungan. Mrs. Dungan accom
panied them here and is spending sev
eral 'days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R, Q. McCracken.
Mrs. Kate Morris who has been
spending the winter months in Orlan
do, Florida has returned to her home
here. Mrs. Morris was the guest of
sister, Mrs. Ed Isenhour, in Char
lotte before returning here.
WAYNEWOOD THEATRE.
April 12th to 17th.
Monday
Betty Compson in
PALACE OF PLEASURE.
Drama-Romance and Humor are
blended to a nicety in the PALACE
OF PLEASURE. " '
Tuesday
Monte Blue in
THE GILDED HIGHWAY
There's action, thrills and comedy
in this one.
FOX NEWS.
Wednesday
Mary Philpin in
STELLA MARIS
From the splendid story by Wil
liam J. Locke.
Thursday
Anna Q. Nillson in
THE SPLENDID ROAD
When a girl is outcast because she
dares to fight a man's fight that's
THE SPLENDID ROAD."
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Ridardo Cortes in
"IBANZ TORRENT."
Don't treat a MAN too well be
fore you marry him or afterward
either.
FOX NEWS.
Saturday
Patsy Ruth Miller in
THE KING OF THE TURF
Proud 'Hearts Pounding Hoofs
Sport Mad Throngs, you will see that
n "THE KING OF THE TURF."
Comedy, "WOMAN OF LETTERS'
The play at Bethel high school is
to be given Saturday, April 10, at
8 p. m. lather than on the 9th as at
first planned. Admi3sijn fees 15 and
25 cents.
Miss Janet Qunilan, a Senior of
Randolph-Macon in Lynchburg, Va.,
arrived Friday to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E,
Quinlan.
Mrs. J. P. Herren, Mrs. H. B. Foy,
Jr. and young son who have been
guests of friends in Wilmington for
a fortnight . returned to their home
on East street Saturday.
Messrs. Howard, Hoyt and Dick
Covington of the State University
Da. and Mrs. Graves plan to spend
spent the Easter holidays with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Coving
ton,' oh Love Lane.
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Graves of
of Louisville, Kentucky, spent sev
eral days here the first of the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Graves planto spend
the summer months here.
Mrs. J. W. Reed and Miss Marga
ret Stringfield are In Burlington
where they are attending the Musio
Club Federation which convened in
that city Tuesday.
Rev. Albert New, Rector of Grace
church, will spend Sunday, April 11th,
in Middlesboro, Kentucky, where he
will preach both morning and night
in St Mary's church. .
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Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Henson and
Mr. Dallas Rathbone who is in 1 children of Raleigh motored here last
school at Duke University this year weejc t0 Bpend several days as guests
spent the. spring holidays at his in 0f Mrs. Henson's parents, Mr. and
Lake Junaluska. -,, Mrs. P. L. TurbyfilL on Tate street.
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Mr. Sidney Martin, a ntudent at' Mr. j r. Thomas, Miss Dorothy
Duke University, spent his spriiiff ThomAs, Miss Mamie Michal, Mrs. C.
vacation with his parents, Mr. and g Radgett, Miss Janie Love Mitchell,
Mrs. E. P. Martin. fRe. Albert New and Dr. J. R. Mc-
' - " '" ? Cracken were Asheville visitors Wed-
Mrs. Frank Albright and young
son, Jimmie, who have been visiting
with Mrs. Albright's parents, Mr. jfr Curtis Logan, Jr., who holds
Lost A fountain pen on Main street
last Wednesday afternoon. Green
Shaeffers self-filling pen. Finder re
turn to Alexander's Drug Store. Re
ward. ittd
RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of the Tjwn
of Waynesville:
Section 1. That the Town of Wny
nesville. pursuant to ah Act of hc
Gcnoral Assembly of North ftrolin.'i.
ratified December 14, 1H21, entitled
"An Act Relating to Lorsl Improve
ments in the Town of Waynesville,"
and other laws authorizing the samo
shall grade, improve and p.ive with
concrete, asphalt, or other h.ird-sur-
fare material, Smathers Street and
extensions from Commerce Street in a
southerly direction through the Sul
phur Springs grounds to tne corpor
ate limits at a point near the Su!
phur Springs Hotel nnex and Lov
Avenue trom IjOvc bane to coi
porate limints and to constnn t curb
gutters', drains and sidewalks in -r.d
along said streets.
Extension of Acadnmv Street from
Havwood Strfot to Tate St'eet.
Swtion 2. That two-thirds of thr,
totil ro'st of said streets end side
walk improvements shall be e-rperially
jssessd unon the lots and p.ircels of
land abutting directly on the improve
ments according to the extent of their
respective frontages thereon by an
equal rate per loot ot such Jontagp
nd that the remainder of such cost
shall be borne by the municipality
at large.
Section 3. That said assessment
against the abutting property owners
shall be payable in ten-eauai annual
installments, which shall bear inter
est at th.e rate of 9 per annum from
the Mate of the confirmation of tho
assessment roll; provided that said
property owner shall have tne ow
tion of paying said asscment in cash,
and if the whole assessment shall
have been naid within thirty days al
ter the assessment roll shall hsv
hm rtced within the hands of thi
tax collector, a 2 discount shall D
allowed.
That the owners of all property
KntMnw ATI naid street to be improv-
bA: aforesaid, shall connect their
several premises- with the water main-
oTirt rww nmM wnere iwaww m
street-adjacent to tneir several prem
ises, by making the proper n nec
essary taps ana connection wim
water nd sewer lines within twenty
day: and, if the property owners
shall fail to make said connection;
within sold date, the said Town or
Wavnesville will cause snm connec-
fina am) fn to bo made, nna mw
cost thereof will be charged against
said abutting property. -
TV, fnrairninir TMnllltion WSS Unan-
lmmilv ndonted at a meetine of the
'Board Of Aldermen of the Town of
Mrs. J. T. Bridges, returned to their 4 rMnonsible nosition with the Lo-' Wavnesville. held this tne btn aay 01
home in Charlotte ' Friday. Mrs. Motor Comcsny in Henderson- Anril,-.19. . tmWETL Mvor.
Bridges acompaAied her daughter ,niie. sr,ent the Estr holidays with . t. C.' RRKPING, Clerk,
home and spent the week-end there. his. parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. G. Lo- ltc "'' ' .
' " gan, on Academy street
New frocks for Spring
Witt suck Frocks as these, fashions indicate her preference lor
Easter, and so attractive are they that every woman will with
to include at least one in Ler spring outfit. They are of print
ed Crepe de Chine and Satin. Colors include all the newest
shades. Sixes for Women, Muses and stylish Stout.
$4.98, $5.98, $9.75, $14.75 and $19.75
Spring Coats
Smart in line perfectly tailored, sixes for Women and Misses
$9.75, $12.50, $14.75,
$19,75, $24,75 and $27.75
Smart Spring Shoes
Fashion, treads a graceful way to smartness in
these strap Slippers and Pumps.
Priced at $3.00 and $5.95
EASTER HATS
Budding with the life of Spring tlic wearing ar
ticle that is first noticed. Gay, chic, stunning'
surely we have one to please you. In all popular
fahrics and straws, $1.98 to $8.98.
full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose
Full Fash ioncd, pure Silk Hose, $1.50 pair;
Silk Hose. 98c pair-
Fiber Silk, 50c
per pair.
The Fashion Shop for Ladles
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The following statement previously made In an advertising
message, 16 repeated because of its significance to the public:
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