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THE WAYKESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, QCTO)wi r
PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL-
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Mr. Hugh'.Bes't'of Crabtree was a
Wayncsville visitor last week:.
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Mr. C. J. McCracken of Canton
spent last Tuesday in Waynesville.
Mr. D. H. Harris of Canton was
here on business Hast week.
Mr. H. A. Osborne was among the
visitors here from Canton Tuesday.
Mr. Ben Greene of Fines Creek
was a Waynesville visitor last week.
Mr. Charles Medford of Iron Duff
tpent lsist Thursday in town.
Mr. Jack Sentelle. postmaster of
Clyde, was among: Friday's visitors.
Mr. Boone Sentelle of Pigeon was
cere on business last week.
Mr. E. H. Walker of Fines Creek
was a visitor in Waynesville J; riday.
Mr, W. A. Moore was here from
Pigeon Friday.
Mr. Grover C. Clark of White Oak
spent Saturday in Waynesville.
Rev. R. A. Sentelle of Pigeon spent
Monday in town.
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Mr. Milas Parker of Jackson coun
ty was a Waynesville visitor Tuesday.
Mr. C. L. Hill of Crabtree spent
Tuesday in Waynesville.
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Mr. Earl Fenruson was among the
visitors here from Jonathan Tuesday,
Mrs. Herman Greene of Fines
Creek spent Wednesday shopping in
Waynesville.
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Amone the visitors here last Thurs
day was Mr. Frank Mann of Beaver-
dam.
Messrs. Thomas Rogers and Wayne
Ropers of Clyde spent Friday in
Waynesville.
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Amoncr the visitors in town Sat
urday wore Messrs. W. H. Price and
B. A. Price of Finas U'e'eK;
Rev. and Mrs. R. P. McCracken of
Clyde were visitors in Waynesville
Monday.
' Mrs. J. R. Boyd. Jr. of Jonathan
spent Tuesday shopping in Waynes
ville.' ; .
Messrs. G. N. Henson. Harry San
ders and Owen Gudger of Asheyille
were Waynesville visitors Wednesday.
Mr. W. R, Medford, Mr. W. G.
Byers, and Mr. W. H. McCracken were
Asheville visitors Tuesday. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Alley and. Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. ByeTs attended the:
Indian Fair at Cherokee rnday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wyehe return
ed Friday from a week's visit in
New York City.
Miss Elizabeth Henry had as her
gue.-t last week-end Miss Edith
Byrd of Hendersonville.
Mrs. Sara Smithtion and children
of Asheville spent last week-end here
as guests of Mrs. Zeb Alley.
Mrs. A. M. Maxwell left Friday for
Durham 'where she will spend the
winter.
. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Killian, Jr. of
Asheville spent last week-end here
ts guests of thasformer'a parents. Mr,
and Mrs. D. M. Killian.
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Mrs. William T . Case of New York
City and Washington. will arrive Sat
urday for a visit to her cousin, Mrs.
E. S. Harrold.
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Jlessrs. Whitener Prevost, Dave
met, Jim Coman, and Jim Boyd
attended the Carolina-Tennessee
game in Knoxville last Saturday.
Mr. W. C. Russ, editor of The
Mountaineer, attended the meeting
of the North Carolina Press Asso
ciation held in Raleigh lastl week-end
Miss Royale McMurrain. who has
been the guest of Mrs. R. L. Allen
lor several weeks, left last week for
a visit to relatives in Lynchburg,
Virginia.
Mr. J. Burton DaKis of Knoxville.
Tennessee' arrived -Tuesday for a few
days' visit to his daughter, Miss
irindrjd IJavis, and his brother, Mr.
Juhn LeRoy Davis.
Mrs. Laura Reardan, chief operator
for the Southern Bell Telephone
company here, left Monday to spend
a two weeks' vacation in Charlotte
und Spartenburg. South Carolina.
Mr. J. R. Alloy, of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, treasurer of the Sun
Crist Lumber Company, is spending
several days this week at the Le
Faine Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Masiie and Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Bowles motored
through the Great Smoky Mountains
to Gatlingburg, Tennessee last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Isenhour and
Mr. and Mrs. John Irvine of Char
lotte spent Sunday a? guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Q. McCracken en route
to their home from Knoxville, Ten
nessee where they attended the Tennessee-Carolina
football game.
Miss Louise String-field, who is a
student at Fassifern School in Hen
dersonvflle, spent last week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Stringfield. She had as her guests
Mrs. Gooch, art teacher at Fassifern
".rid her dausrhter.
Mrs..- R. N. Barber, Miss Mary
barber and Mrs. Caroline Hyatt will
go to Nashville, Tennessee tomorrow
f spend the week-end with relatives,
They will be accompanied home by
Mis. Hyatt's mother, Mrs. H. F.
Ashton, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r rank Therrel, and Mr,
Iherrel for the past few weeks.
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Mr. Hugh Shelton, who is a student
at W. C. T. C. at Cullowhee, spent
last week-end with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. . H. Shelton.
Among the visitors in Waynesville
Friday were Messrs. Ulenn A. Boya;
Riley Boyd, and U. H. Ferguson Of
Jonathan.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Kirkpatrick
have as their guests Mrs. B. F.
Holmes and Miss Mozelle Huff, of
Pacolet, South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. George SherrilL Jr.
and young daughter of Ashevillle were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Leitoy Dans.
Mr. and Mrs. . Thomas M. Seawell
and daughter, Anne, left Monday
morning for Clinton vhere they will
make their home in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Barber have. as
their guest Mr. Barber s brother, Mr,
"Villia.m Barber of h'.t. Ulla. North
Carolina.
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Mrs. W. A. Hyit t. . Waynesville,
i.nd Mrs. G. U McK.ee. ff bylva.
went to Rutherfordton Inst Friday
-here they addressed, the Democratic
'vomen of Rutherford county.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayna Battle of
viva and Mr. and Mrs. June Kin-
id of t fiiijabpr f yr,efre week-rd
uests of their parents. Mr. and Jan.
-. C. Plott.
MISS MOFFITT DANCES
PLAZA
Miss Eleanor Hodd Moflvtt, of New
York City, Who is spending thn win
ter in Waynesville performed the tap
d:-nce numbers as special entertain
ment bttween the acts of the presen
tation at tne riaza Theatre in Ashe
ville Monday evening for the bene
lit, of the Salvation. Army.
For 'five years Miss " Moffitt con
ducted an exclusive dancing school in
Now York with a studio in the
Carlyb hotel. This winter she has
a dancing class at the Community
Club rooms which meets ifrice a
week. She will also open a class in
Asheville October 17 in the Arcade
building,
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ATTEND ZONE MEETING
The following members of the
Tissionary Society of the Wavnes-
ville Methodist church attended the
all-day Zone meeting of the Metho
d-it- Missionary Society at Shady
Grove church last Saturday: Mrs. G.
E. Ray, Mrs. Harden Howell,' Mrs,
Gladys Burgin, Mrs. James Atkins,
.Mrs. Kate Morris, Mrs. P. L. Turby
fill. Mrs. Thad Chafin, and Miss
Bessie Boyd. ' ,
Mrs. E. L. McKee of Sylva was the
principal speaker at this irectine.
ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
AT CULLOWHEE
The following delegates from the
three federated clubs of Wtaynes-
vuip. tne community uuo, the wo
man's Club, and the Civic League,
intended the district meeting of Fed
rated Clubs held at Cullowhee last
Monday: Mrs. Ben Colkitt, president
of the Community Club, Mrs. C. F,
Kirkpatrick, president of the Wa
rn. s Club, Mrs. W. H. Luther, pres
ident of the Civic League, Mrs, Har
;y Rotha, Mrs. J. Howell Way, Mrs.
Linwood Grahl, Mrs. James Atkins,
Mrs. Sam Plott, Mrs. T. Lenoir
Gwyn. Mrs. Lucy White Hyatt. Mrs,
John Queen, Mrs. R. N. Barber, Mrs.
J. C. Rose, Mrs. Homer Henry, Mrs,
S. P. Gay, and Mrs. J. Harden Howell.
INTERESTING MEETING OF MU
SIC CLUB IN MARION
The delegates from the Waynes-
villle Music Club to the meeting of
the Western district of North Caro
lina Federation of Music Clubs held
at Marion last Saturday reported an
unusually interesting .and successful
meeting.
The highlight on the program for
the day was the address on "Hymns '
' y Mrs. Crosby Adams.
The visitors were charmingly en
tertained at luncheon at the Metho
dist Hut by the members of the Ma
rion Club.
Those attending the meeting from
ihv Waynesville Club were Mrs. Jc
seph Johnson, Mrs. L. M. Richeson,
Mrs. L. E. Green. Miss Nancy Kii-
t:an., Miss Frances Robeson, Mr. Fred
Martin, Miss Mildred Crawford, Mrs.
J. W. Reed, and Mrs. Gully, teacher
of voice at W. C. T.C at Cullowhee.
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COMMUNITY CLU3 HAS ANNU
AL HUSBAND'S PARTY :
On Thursday afternoon and even
ing a delightful affair took place 'at
the Waynesville Country Club
when members of the Community
Club entertained their husbands and
a few additional guests at the an-
mial "Husband'a Pnrtv" '
J UN ALU SKA P.T. A. MEETS
The Parent-Teachers' Association
of the JunMluska school met on ' last
Tuesday evening at the school audi'
torium. A large. crowd of enthusi
astic members attended.
The program for thei evening was
opened with the president's message
by Miss Rathbone. This was followed
by an interesting talk on "The Val
ue of P. T. A. in Carrying Out the
school i'rogram." by Mrs. nurst ur.
gin. Mrs. Dewey Noland spoke on
"A real Association of Fathers,
Motihetrs. and Teachers," and Mrs.
S. E. Connatser spoke briefly on the
benefits of a membership drive. Oth
er features of the program were the
round, table discussions on effective
leadership for the P. T, A. and talks
by the parents on the Child.
A delightful number on the pro
gram was the vocal solo by Mr. Fran
cis, which was followed by a sociaj
hour.
IRS. BARBER HOSTESS TO U.
D. C.
The Haywood Chapter of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy
held its October meeting with Mrs.
R. N. Barber at her hom on Love
Lane Friday afternoon. ' The retiring
president, Mrs. R. R. Caonpbell. nre-
: idod and a large number of the mem-
cr3 were in attendance.
interesting yearly reports were
?riacn by all the officers and chair
man. Following tha annual elec
tion of officers was held, with the
3n. fling results: Mrs. L. M. Kil-
?.n, president; Mrs; John M, Queen,
nrst vice president; Mrs. George
; "loA -, hecond nc president: Mrat
Noble Garrett, secretary; Miss Rc
bena Miller, treasurer; Mrs. W. A.
Hyatt, recorder of crosses ; Mrs. O.
R. Martin, historian; and Mr?. R. N.
a-ber, registrar.
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'EEDLEWORK GUILD INGATH-
G AT HE RING TODAY
The annual ingathering of cloth
"n for the needy families in this
rommunity this winter, will be held
hy th3 Waynesville chapter of the
Needlework Guild of America at the
awift Building, opposite the Hotel
Waynesville today.
A3 this is one of the outstanding
innual charitable events in this sec
tion the ingatherinfir is exoected to
t-sult in many gifts of clothing be
ing gathered for the needy. Much
interest is being manifested in the
event and for several days officers
and members of the guild have been
busily engaged in arrangments for
the ingathering.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the
garments will be displayed on tables
recording to classification at the
?wift buildinsr. Tea will ba served
by . the directors - and the public is
cordially invited to inspect the
clothing.
. Anyone who haa not been called up
cn and who wishes to contribute
some thing to this worthy cause, is
slsked -to send two nw clean gar
ments to the Swift building -today.
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MRS. DAVIS OBSERVES SON'S
BIRTHDAY
Master Billy Davis was most ue-
ightf ully honored on Saturday af
ternoon when his mother, Mrs. W. W.
Davis, mtertained a number of his
little friends in celebration of his sixth
birthday anniversary.
I he children gathered m the living
room and games furnished amuse.
ment throughout the afternoon. At
the close of the games, they were in
vited into the dining room. Here
beautiful fall flowers were effectively
used in decoration. The lovely wine
birthday cake with its six glowing
yellow candles held central puare on
the table. A color note of yellow
and white was carried out in detail
in the dainty ice course served.
The small guests included the hon
ore and Doris and Bobby Colkitt,
Betty Francis, Carol Louise Bell,
Martha May and Jane Wyche, Billy
and Tootsie Ha'inah, Gladys ai'd
Paul Walker, JefF and Joai Crouser,
Betty Latham, Ann Farmer, Theresa
Alley, Lois Massey, Rex Hosaflook,
Jtmes Fry Charles and Marguerite
Way, Bonner Ray, Henry Foy, Billy
Hughes, and Ernest Withers, Jr.
Mrs. Lenoir Gwyn, was elected sec
retary. Both will hold office for two
yBMrs. D. H. Tillett, of Andrews, ii
tha retiring district pijeaident ant
Mrs. Joel TompKins, aiso- oi
u retiring secretary-.: . I
w. RVfr' the niafw district pre
dent, has been pfgminent.for Jmajiy
years in the welfare, educational; club
and church life of Western ' North
Carolina. She is prominent in the
work of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution; is a member ol, the
toard of trustees of Mars Hill col
lege; and is active in the work of
the Baptist church. .
Upon the invitation of the Civic
league. Community club, and Woman s
club of Waynesville, this place was
selected for the next annual conven
tion of the district clubs.
One hundred-thirty-five were in at
tendance at the meeting at Cullowhee.
Every Junior club and every Senior
club but one in the entire district
was represented at the sessions.
District No. 1 of the North Caro
lina Federation is made up of the
i lowing mountain countiesr Hay-,
JarVson. Swain. Macon, Gra-
kaiv, n-ior.iUoo and Clav.
The keynote or tne meeting was
-Progress." "Building the foundation
: " the future period of progress" was
he subject of an interesting and ln-spi-ational
address by Mrs. J. M.
a nf VnrmvUt. nresident Of
the North ' Carolina. . Federation of
Vomens Clubs. Keporra inaicaiusu
that tv,n iViief wrrk of most of the
clubs during the past year was along
welfare lines. Most oi tne ciuos re
ported that the same kind of work
Dredominated in their activities dur-
:.ig the coming year.
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CENTRAL ZONE MEETING AT
SHADY GROVE
The semi-gfrinual meeting tof the
("entarl Zone, which consists of the
Missionary Societies of Waynebville,
Cullowhee, Sylva, LcMa's Chapel,
Speedwell, and Jonathan, was held
in the Shady Grove church on Jona
than's Creek. Saturday, October
eighth
A large delegation was present
from all the societies. The meeting
was presided over by Mrs. D. M.
Hall of Sylva with Mrs. Ammons
Cullowhee, secrtary.
Rev. V, R. Masters, of Jonathan
conducted the devotional. The wel
come was extended by Mrs. J. R. Boyd
and the rcioonse was made by Mrs.
iioper of Speedwell.
Very interc stine talks wore given
!-y Mrs. Harden Howell, Mrs. Carrie
Bryson. and Mrs. E. L. McKee, the
last named speaking on Citizenship.
Spec'al numbers of music were giv
n by M-s. Charles Burgin and Mrs.
;icnn Tweed.
Mrs. Hooper asked for the next
.Meeting to be had at Speedwell and
;i.e invitation was accepted.
At the close of the sesion the Jon
athan Society . served llinch to all
oresent.
Booster's Club Has ;
Splendid Meeting
in.. ITaiolurnntt Rnnstem. "flub. met
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in a most interesting session on l nurs.
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day nigntj-wl. o. in mvKuagwma
in the- interest of athletics:1 The
Hazelwood Ball Club, winners of the
W N. Ci pennant were present as the
guests of Ifr. Bjll. Chambers. George
Bischoff, manager, of the team, ' in
troduced the players and presented
each with a trophy in the form of a
miniature gold baseball.: Jim Jones,
nflRoial iimnirp W99 also nresent.
.Mr. Carlton ,E. Weatherby, coach of
the Waynesvuie iownsnip &cnooi
spoke briefly on the value of athletics
to the adult.
At the conclusion of the program
on athletics, Major J. Hardin Howell
of, Waynesville, spoke on the bonus
question. This was at the request
Deraonnl
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Club. Main. ti:.'",T
major Uowella 7" I
very enlijrhBi.! elis .l
Several of th. l., . I
made remarks at T.M
line the- mHn 1 :nM titJ
Irnade that'the Cr
moon oe invited to a r-L1l
the civic clubs of H.tBl
sponsored by -the Rm. r
nesville. 6 Kotary dub Jj
Be Held At Rock J
Urd3V nio-Vif
o'clock, with
at the Rock Hill schoTS
uraay nieht. fWr "
RECENT BRIDE IS HONORED
BY MISS HENRY
A lovely affair last week was the
bride party and miscellaneous show
er given by Miss Elizabeth Henry at
her home on the Dellwood Road Sat
urday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
June Kincaid. of Dillsboro, who be
fore her recent -marriage was Miss
Mary Pauline Plott.
Decorations of autumn leaves and
flowers presented a pleasing back
ground for the tables. At the con
clusion of the games Miss Sue Mc-
Culley of Sylva was found to hold the
high score a ad was presented a lovely
-e ii V r v! ;
picvc vi pukMsry. airs. A.iacaiu re
ceived an attractive picture as win
ner of the. consolation and a dainty
honor gift. A color note of green
fnd white -was used in the delightful
salad course served by the hostess.
'ihose playing included the guest
of honor, and Mrs. Wayne Battle of
Sylva, Mrs. R. . L. Coin, Miss Susie
"Msher, Mrs. Robt, McLeod of Asheville
Miss Tillie Rotha. Miss Gladys D'cus,
Mrs. Francis Massie. Miss Josephine
Plott, .Miss Ruth Wilson, and Mrs
Sue McCulley of Syivn, and Miss
Edith Byrd of Hendersonville.
."Tea guests were: Mrs. P. W. Kin-
J'said of Dillsboro. Mrs. Ernest Wil
SAUNOOK
Friends regret to hear of the death
.i" "Mr. Andy West. He died sud
rknly at his home last Sunday even
ing. Jesse Arrington and John Jenkins
from Blacksburg, S. C. are visiting
Mr. fhd Mrs. R. E. Arrington.
Mrs. Wiley Carver, Mr. and Mrs.
Mnnso:i Davis, and Avery and Reeves
Allen, of Fines Creek, made a recent
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Z, Clark.
Mrs. J. L. Sparks and daughter,
Georgia', of Draper, N.C.. were the
su?sts of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sparks
during the past weeek.
A. H. Mehaffey, of Hendersonville,
was a recent visitor to this section;
Nine students of the ' school had
their tonsils removed in a clinic held
by the school at the Haywood County
Hospital last Friday. Those taking
advantage of the clinic were: Koy i
Swayngim, Medford Clark, - Clarence
Hawkins, ..Jack Rabb. Margaret!
Sparks, Susie Arrington, and Bonnie !
IRhinehart. Wilsie Rabb, a high
school student, also had ' her tonsils
removed. Mr. W. Thos. Reeves, prin
cipal of the - school expects to have
eight or ten more students ready for
a . clinic this week.
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Canton, and Feliv r' ..!i!H
Waynesville mad'
addresses of the ev; . 1
ihe famous S-oo GaB J
will b, on hand t0 PiJ
crowd that is expected M
iiic laaies ot th. ...7
Osborne's Cow
New National Re,
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avanced Kegistir of the iJ
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production of WOU 2
and 488.3 pounds of faM
Where Does She Get Her "Pep
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CHE; doesn't look seventy. Nor way you feel that vour Ian
J feel that old. The woman who is again active, and your bottle
.-Mtiuuiiiics ,tm uiKuus kuu nave poison-iree
energy nai women nan ner age will
envy'-
At middle-age your vital organs
begin to slow down. You may not
be sick, simply sluggish But why
endure a .condition of half-health
when' there's a stimulant that will
stir a stagnant system to new life
nnd energy in a week's time?
This remarkable stimulant is
perfectly hurmless. It is, in fact, a
fumily doctor's prescription, So, if
you're tired of trying every patent
medicine, that comes along, tell
the druggist ' vou want a bottle of
Dr. Caldwell's svruD peosin. Take manv oeonle ever take to
a bit of this delicious syrup every- ' strong and vigorous, and absol
nay or so. jwiu you Know Dy tr.e free from constipauon.
- Men, women, and childta
are run-down, who tire easily,
bilious spells or have fremientl
aches, are soon straigMeixd
when they get this prescript
preparation of pure pepsts, i
senna, and fresh laxative i
(SvruD nensin is all the hell
- . . . .
oowels need, and you do not
the very bad habit of alwiys
cathartics.) v
Keep a bottle of Dr. Om
syrup pepsin in tne noun,
take a stimulating snoo'nful
now and then. It is all that
Several couples motored out to the orf,of Sylya.Mrs. G. C. Plott. Mrs
club in the afternoon and ehjoyod a
game or golf before the others ar-
Hvedv A -delightful buffet" supper
was served in the ball -room of. the
dub house after which, dancior and
g-p.mes -featured the evtn:if"s en
tertainment. "! . ' " i
The-guests ere "a clve.l" by Mr.
and Mrs.. Ben Colkitt. the latter be
ing tne newty vleoted jiresidejit of
;! i b. '
Arthur Ledbetter, Mrs. J. R. Justice,
Miss Louise Moody, Miss Jo C!e,
and Miss Daisy Boyd.
MRS. BARBER ELECTED TO
HEAD DISTRICT CLUBS
, Mrs. R. N. Barber, was elected pres.
ident of District No. 1 of the North
Carolina Federation of.. Women's
clubs at the annual district conven
tion held at 'CullAwhee Monday.
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Continuing Our
73rd Anniversary
Fooo Sale
PRUNES
FANCY
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6 its. 25c
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25c PEACHES
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