THE CAft0l'lWr4rMOUNfAINEER
THURSDAT, OCTOBKS it, ltl7
Jctteaab Personal
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IKI UV1UC Ua IWIIPHII WU VMrWWMW wa, arwa lUk WVWa, 1VI VUVit UVUM U
BEFORE TffljfcJtA&f. 2 i
lotto is vUitinsr frianda over the week-
I knew tt would rain. lr all -tlwmnni UtuI. ' .
A spirit on slender ropes ofrnisV
Was lowering its golden backets, dovn
Into the vapory amethyst s" !
the death of her father. . ) Fender, Ga., after rialt with Ma,
. ' Criana'a narenti. Mr. anil Mrs P A:
.lira. C-A. Lowry of Franklin. at- Borgin.
tended the Gibson-Brown . wedding
which occurred Wednesday. i Miss Dorothy Williams spent tbew
''".J:..fcwl-'A . vs. I l I 11. i w
' , ti 2 MrsX!TUbert 'HoweU will leave Mrs.. J. L. Williams. Miss WUUams'f
1 3 tCh;- Thursday for her home in'tos An.!is attending Cullowhee Normal thii'I
fall.
Of marshes, and swamp! and -diml J
fens
J. R. Hipps and T. Lenoir Gwyn
made a business trip to Raleigh last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin attended
iho anniversary reception given by
... Eev. and Mrs. A. W. Lynch In Cu!
Mil Ruth Wvrh nt th .Monday.
2Lr.th" t 'M7 in d insheville Mr- and Mrs- ' Miss Pauline'smHh of Oliver. T.a.
Dipping the jewels out of the sea, -- 1y fljSgP !" Wynesville last week and
To sprinkle them over the land in Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dicus and J. P. I,h U the n1Ker of Weston,
showers. . Dkaj attended the State Fair in Union offl-
1 knew it would rain, for the Molar.' .... ; Mr- and Mrs- y McCracken of
showed . , I,-.'; 'h- w r.' i .. . Orlando, Flahave returned tp their
HwiN . ft Misses Daisy and tfessio Boyd were I. . .... ... . f w .
The white of their leaves, the amber ,veek.end Jt, of Mr. and Mrs. L. 5."? ,.vls't W,th Mr" Mr9"
"In. Teiry in Asherille. . . McCracken.
Shrunk in the wind and the light-.'! ' .... ' ' , ..,. , -
..... in t a u lt , , . JuH Kirby of Gaffnej, S. G.,
ning now . Mrs. M. Abernathy of Atlanta wll,. .- ' : . ..
Ts Una-led in tremulous skein, of nit.r'b. thi ru,t at h.r ,iatr. Mr, hn,I -T."" lormer.y connecwu wn me
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
G. W. Boston was an Ashevilfc
-visitor Tuesday.
Mr. W. L. Hardin a a Sylva
-visitor Thursday.
Western Union office, has been, trans.
f erred to Marion.
Davis of Dallas, Texss e- T m ' , ... .k.
turned to his home Monday. afUr ' 'r T,v h,
Miller, for a fortnight.
P. W.
r "Ttipentfing the summer in Waynesvi!le.
friends of Mrs. Claude Francis
more for the past week, returned to
hor home Saturday. '
: v, w.H W.k. JmTLJ 11 b,leM1 ..t0 Ie . of her ie" Mrs. John Wright of Al
.. . . j covery irom an Illness of two raonthi
. a ounaay visitor.
i- msgordo, New Mexico, are visiting
Rev, an4,,4. G.7T.V5feliie.
Tom the Methounr
" VZm&J, wH Ashe- irtK
'. I conference which was held iny Statpx-
Mrs. L M. Richeson spent several ville
day, in Knoxville last week. Mr nd Cofa
Mrs. E. B. McClure spent last week d"m are TWa Mr- Coin' P
visiting relatives in Asheville. 1n Livernxr. Kentucky for several
a (weeks.
Mrs. Bess F. Penny returned Sun-
day from a brief visit in Raleigh. I MlS9es Lavada Palme, Elizabtn
. . t ". j Trlmer, and.Mayme Clayton motored
John C. Woodbury of Asneville wa!tc Canton last week to see "The Lot
M- Mrsitole accident wlieh -ourrid recently
Mrs. Jere Smathers, Miss Minnie
Miss Addie MacDonald of Old Fort !
spent the week-end with her sister,'.
Misi Montie MacDonald, who is a,
member of the factulty in the city
schools. j
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Miss Nellie Anderson of Spring
field, Tenn. arrived Saturday to fill
the vacancy in the elementary scho I. '
Miss Anderson will have charge of
sixth grade.
Mr. E. A. Ford of Gainesville Flo ,
who "has spent the summer at the
Miller House, left Saturday. Before 1
returning home he will make business j,
trips to Alabama and Mississippi; '
a I
Misses Sara "May and Lillian Con
nelly of Charlotte will arrive Friday
to spend the week-end with Misses
Blanche Howell, Martha Mock and
Frances Ray.
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Mrs. A. M. Bennett of Bryson City
spent several days in Waynesville
with her brother, J. R. Hyatt, who
was seriously injured in an automo-
MRS.. KILLIAN HOSTESS.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Leon Kil-
of Asheville were guests of . Mrs. sewin(r party complimentl Miss
Clem Smathers Sunday. Utriet Brown whose marriage to
Mr. Robert H. Gibson occurred. Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Osborne of West Palm
Beach, returned to her home last
week after a visit with her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Abel.
.i waynesville visitor Wednesday.
Dr. J. L. Stringfellow of Sunburst
was a Waynesville visitor Tuesday."
.
Mrs. Kent of Canton spent Friday
-with her sister, Miss Kate Rickands.
Mr. Byron Reeves of Biltmore spent
Monday with his aunt, Mrs. J. S.
Jones.
.
Miss Gladys Moody of Sunburst
spent the week-end with Miss Joyce
Green.
Mrs. Harden HoweU , jft.isitiiig
relatives In Roseland, Va. for a fort
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Semmes
eft Ttj0ay fjft a"'wjeVa iS
Mr.- Jack Atkinson of Asheville
was a miest of Mrs. W. E. Miller
Sunday. , ... ;' "?'
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Miss Hilda Haynes of Canton vis
ited her sister, Mrs, Brown,. Caldwell,
Saturday.
Miss Salinda Jerry of AsheyUle
was a guest ' of 'Mr. and Mrs. -J. R.
Boyd Sunday.
Miss Caroline Ashtori leturned
Monday from a vsit of several days
to Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Felarid of Mem
phis are guests at the Kenmore for
several weeks. v
MUs Virginia Rotha is in "Ashe
ville visiting Mrs. D. Arcy Williams
for several days.
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..Mrs. Arthur Parker of Akron, $hio
is. visiting her parents, Sheriff udJ
Mrs. J. F. Cabe.
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn wifch ...her-.
daughter returned Thursday wnm
Asheville to her home.
Miss Mayme Clayton, who attend
ed -'ler sister's wedding in GaineavUe.
Fla., returned Thursday.
.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Pressley spent
several days last week in HotSpriugsY
Asheville and Marshall
Mrs. J: .M. Long, who hbW-Ini
Knoxville for the paat week, returued
to her home Thursday. .
Miss Mary Cox, .who is attending
rnhir1iu thi aaaaion. soent the
week-end,with her takother. t "j, .'ft A
Miss Madge Alley of Sylva was th
week-end guest of Mr. mA MH.gx
Alleir on Brwmer avenue. .VVI
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Wm Mrirt Tiylor of Aadraw
fTHWiJie gwrt of he aunt, Mri,' 1MS1
. ter 'Hawk, over last' week-end. t
Mr.' and Mrs. Walter Damtoft and
on 'i-ot Canton pent Sundar with
Mr. Mr- W. p. QMrlMlv, ,
- Archdeacon and Mtk.VE, H- Hal-din
if Salisbury are guest, of lbs. HttiyJ
CWt sister, jirvwi twain.
- Mr.' J. A- McDowell- of Winston
fnlem. Dr. and Mrs. Cv H. McDowell
Rev. A. V. Joyner of Canton spent
World." Monday afternoon at the home of R.
L. Underwood who has been seriously
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis of Knox- jll f0r the past ten weeks.
Hie returned last week to thrir" "
home after a visit with friend and Miss Lillian Burgin, a student at
relatives. Cullowhee this year, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mr .
Mr. J. A. McDowell of Winston- f. A. Burgin, on Love Lane. . , .
Salem left Tuesday for his home, af- - K?'1
tor a visit with his brother, Dr. C. H. The teachers meeting Which jsas
iMjcDowell. held in Asheville last Friday was
largely attended by the teachers in
Mrs. S. R. Crockett left last week the elementary and high schools. -fdr
Madisonville, Kentucky where she ....
will be the guest of relatives for sev- Mr. and Mrs. James Day of Charles
ton, S. C, who have spent- the? past
eral days.
Miss Clara Pressley, who is a stu
ent at Cullowhee, spent- the week
end -with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
JMtf. Btwsley. . 4li
J" called on account of the death of hj
Mr. J,ohn Swift, Jr., who has boen;gjsrtjrijn.'iaw,i Mrs. Fred Calhoun.
The Killian home was artistically
decorated in fall flowers and potted
plants.
During the afternoon each guest
wrote a wish of happiness and also
her favorite recipe in the bride's book.
After an afternoon was spent in
the hemming of tea towels' the bride'
was presented with them by her hos
tess. Mrs. Killian, assisted by Misses
Ellen Louise Killian and Mary Nell'
Miller, served a delectable sal id
course.
Those enjoying Mrs. Killian'a patty
were Misses Harriet Brown, Ida
Jean Brown, Alice Quinlan, Jeanie
West, Bessie Boyd, Louise Berry,
Frances Robeson, Lois Harrold, Daisy
Boyd, Fredericks Quinlan, Nancy
Tnonth at Chestnut Park Lodge, Crocketti Mary Qnnian Uu,, Aft
turned to their home Wednesday, vl i.j o. T.r:ii..j t ntA
r," Mrs. Joe: Tato Me. Wednesly' Mesdames G. D. Green,
caled on account of the death of flr t4! i f0! C
employed in Newport News for the
past several months, returned to his
home Saturday.
. ...
Misses Virginia Rotha and Diana
Black who visited in Charlotte for
the; past week, returned to thrir
homes Saturday.
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:. I Those composing a party to the
Rod' and Gun Club Sunday were:
Misses Price, Chaffing, Vemie Phil
lips.- Addie MacDonald, and Lill'an
Mrs. H. N. Morris of Orlando rj
turftad last week to her home after, a
visit" of several weeks with her palj
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. McCrackeiv)
;
Misses Ada Woods and Mar
Briggs of Canton attended the show
er Wednesday night honoring Mijp
Harriet Brown, a bride of Wednesd-w.
.
Mrs. Franklin Day and two chil
dren left. last; week for their home ill
Hooks, Katharine Phillips, Messrs.! New York, after an extended visit
Otis Aiken, James Osborne and Edwin I with Mrs. Day's aunt, Mrs. Rufus L
Haynes. . Allen. :
H. C. Lindsley, J. C. Rose, S. T. Neal,
Hugh Abel, E. J. Hyatt, D. M. KillUn,
W. F. Swift, H. L. MacFadyen, Jennie
MacFadyen, C. W. Miller, Jr., C. E.
Ray, Steve Shelton, F. G. Rippetoo,
J. W. Seaver, Rufus Siler, Hilliard
Atkins, Schaedt, R. H. Blackwell, John
Queen, Nannie Persons, M. T. Mc
Cracken, George Ward, Harry Rotha
J. M. Richeson, G. C. Plott, C. W,
tattimer, W. R. Harbeck, Joe Graves,
S. T. Graves, Clifton Moody and Mark
Killian
Beautiful Engraved Yule-tide greet
cards at Mountaineer office. Pric3
very low.
A Most Interesting
Display of the New
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lod
They exemplify in a most charm
ing manner the authorative styles
for tall and winter wear in Coats.
As usual the quality of the ma
terials used is well above the av
erage which is to. be found at ex-
ceptibnally reasonable prices.
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priced at 98c to $4.98
Children's Union Suits
at 50c to 98c a suit
Did You Ever Stop
To Think?
That hard times means nothing to a hen
she just keeps on digging worms and
laying eggs, regardless of what the news
papers say about conditions.
If the ground is hard, she scratches
harder. If it's dry she digs deeper. If
she strikes a rock, she works around it.
But always she digs up worms and turns
them into hardshelled profits as well as
tender broilers.
Did you ever see a pessimistic hen? Did you ever
know of one starving to death waiting for worms
to dig themselves to the surface?
Did you ever hear one cackle because times were
hard? Not on your lif el She saves her breath
for digging and her cackles for eggs.
It's time some of us took a hunch from the hen.
Business is good with us. as we. like the
hen. are continually scratching for it.
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