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issue a booklet at the end of each year which will contain a summary of the most important events of the year in the society meetings and deliberations. This summary will be edited from society minutes by two editors and will be printed by the press managers on the college multiTm kraph. New Will Preach CULLOWHEE. Dec. 8.

(Special) The pulpit of St. David's Episcopal church here will be filled Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by the Rev. Albert S. New. of Waynesville.

Repairing Courthouse FRANKLIN. Dec. 8. (Special) -The Interior of the Macon county courthouse here is being repaired and repainted This work started Monday and when finished will make the interlor of the courthouse much lighter and more presentable. Mrs.

Warren Better SYLVA. Dec. 8. (Special) -Mrs Raleigh Warren, who is a patient in the C. J.

Harris Community hospitar here, is recovering. Returns To College SYLVA, Dec. 8, (Special) -Jack Simpson. a student of Western Carolina Teachers college, Cullowhee, who has been a patient in the C. J.

Harris Community hospital here, has been discharged, and 15 now back at college. Allison In Hospital SYLVA, Dec. 8. (Special) -Wes Allison, of Green's Creek, is a patient in the C. J.

Harris Community hospital here. suffering with a fractured hip. Allison received the fracture on election day. He is reported to be improving. Hip Is Broken SYLVA, Dec.

8. (Special)--J. R. Carver, of Smokemont, 1s patient of the C. J.

Harris Community hospital here, suffering from a broken hip which he received while working on the Park highway. Leaves Hospital Leaves Hospital SYLVA, Dec. 8. (Special) John C. Herbert, of Hayesville, wife of former State Senator John C.

Herbert, has returned to her home at Hayesville after undergoing an operation in the hospital here. School Closes Dec. 21 WHITTIER. Dec. 8.

(Special) -The Whittier graded school will close December 21 for the Christmas holtdays. Work will be resumed January 2. Vanhook Rites Held FRANKLIN, Dec. 8. (Special)Henry R.

Vanhook, 59. died at his home near Prentiss Monday and was buried at the Clarke's Chapel Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. with the Rev. G. N.

Dulin, pastor, officiating. Mr. Vanhook had been A member of the Clarke's Chapel Methodist church for many years. He was a prominent farmer of the Prentiss section. He is survived by his second wife, Mrs.

Callie Vanhook, and eight children by his first wife, Mrs. Mary A. Vanhook. The children are: Lawrence, Roy, Vance, Marvin. Harve, Dee, and Roger, and Miss Iona Vanhook.

Services Being Held FRANKLIN, Dec. 8. (Special) -The special services which have been held since Monday evening at the First Baptist church in Franklin are being well attended. Dr. A.

Scott Patterson, of Madison. who WAS a Southern Baptist missionary in Africa for 17 years, 1s in charge of the services. This series of meetings will continue throughout Friday, with the afternoon service beginning at 2:30 o'clock and the evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Varner Rites Held CANTON, Dec. 8 (Special) -Funeral rites for Harmey Varner, 30, who died at his home here Monday night at 9 o'clock following several days illness due to pneumonia, were conducted at the Arnold Plains church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev.

W. Pless officiating Burial was in the Arnold Plains cemetery. Mr. Varner had been an employe of the Champion Fibre company here for several years. He 1s survived by his widow and father.

Dr. Davis Improving CANTON, Dec. 8. (Special) -Dr. F.

M. Davis, Champion Fibre company physician, who has been confined to his here on Newfound street for homes fortnight with influenza, is reported to be gradually improving. Dr. Duckett Better CANTON, Dec. 8.

(Special) -The condition of Dr. V. Howard Duckett, Canton physician, who has been critically ill Saint Frances hospital in Greenville, S. for the past 10 days, 15 reported to be much improved. Revival Ends Today ELK PARK, Dec.

8. (Special)-Rev. Clay Wilson, of Elizabethton, opened, revival at the Elk Park Bapchurch Monday, November 28. The meeting will close Friday, Mrs. Church Better HOT SPRINGS, Dec.

8. (Special) Mrs. Wesley Church, of Antioch, near Hot Springa, has somewhat improved and Is out of danger. Mrs. Church was critically ill for several days.

Robinson Improving LEICESTER, Dec. 8. (Special)Filmore Robinson, who 18 A patient AL Mission hospital. Asheville suffering from a fractured skull, is somewhat improved. it was learned Thursday from attendants.

Mr. Robinson was onl a hunt with friends when a dead branch which had been caught In a grapevine, was dislodged and fell. striking him on the head. Auxiliary To Meet MONTERAT. Dec.

8. (Special)The Montreat auxillaty will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the chapel of Anderson auditorium. The program will present the causes of Christian education and ministerial relief. Mrs. J.

C. Williams is secretary of Christian education and min. siterial relief. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE.

N. FRIDAY, DECEMBER MANY PRESENT AT BABY SHOW Feature Of Exposition Sponsored By Canton Merchants 8. of In Special- record night. school drive this was IS GIVEN YEAR IN PRISON Burgess Hogsed Is Tried For Assault With Deadly' Weapon BREVARD. Dec.

8. (Special)Burgess Hogsed 16, of the Crabtree section of Henderson county, was sentenced to serve one Prison, Raleigh. in year Superior in State's here Thursday by Judge N. A. Townesnd, presiding: on charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.

R. E. Mackey, of Pisgah Forest, a mail carrier, October lol last. One buckshot entered the back of Mackey's head. He was not seriously wounded and has recovered.

Hogsed, who testified In his own behalf, said that he had been drinking and had fired the shot at Mackey the latter's car struck him while he was walking on the highway. Ghormley Appointed County Accountant ROBBINSVILLE. Dec. 8. (Special) At a session of the Graham county board of commissioners Wednesday Ghormley WAS appointed to serve as county accountant for the next two years.

Ghormley succeeds C. C. Lloyd was elected register of deeds in November general election. Mr. took over his new duties Monday at noon and Mr.

Ghormley will assume his duties immediately. Play Will Be Given At Whittier School WHITTIER, Dec. 8. (Special) -A three- -act play, "Wild Flower of the Hills," will be presented at the Whittier school Saturday evening. The proceeds will be used to buy books for the school.

The setting of the play is in the hills of Kentucky. "HAD CONSTIPATION SINCE BIRTH OF MY FIRST CHILD" Then Mrs. King Discovered ALL- BRAN We quote from her voluntary setter: "I have suffered from terrible constipation since the birth of my first child 9 years ago! I have tried everything and nothing had any lastinda results. Very reluctantly your 'ALL- BRAN' with no faith in it at all. Much to my surprise, I have not had to take medicine since starting to use ALL- BRAN, 4 months 16 Abbey Road, Mrs.

Doris King, Oxford, England. Laboratory tests show ALL- BRAN contains two things, which overcome constipation: "Bulk" to exercise the intestines; vitamin to help tone the intestinal tract. The "bulk" in ALL-BRAN is much like that of leafy vegetables. Inside the body, it forms a soft mass, which gently clears the intestines of wastes. Certainly this is more natural A than taking patent medicines often harmful.

Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. ALL- BRAN also, supplies iron for blood. At grocers. In the red-and-green package.

Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. from OVER WN.C. To Sell Auto Plates RUTHERFORDTON. N. Dec.

8. Motors, local Ford dealers, will sell automobile and truck license plates this year, beginning December 15. Will Present Play RUTHERFORDTON, N. Dec. 8.

(Special) The faculty and junior class of the Henrletta-Caroleen high school will present "An Old Fashioned Mother." a play in three acts, Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Caroleen elementary school This play, which directed by Miss Lillian Grant, WILS given last Friday night at the high school there to a large audience. Many pronounced it the best play ever given there. Miss Ruth Edwards played the part of the old fashioned mother unusually well while Grover Newton played the comic part, There 1s a large cast of the characters. Move To Stecoah STECOAH, Dec, 8. (Special) -The Rev.

T. C. Jimison and family, formorly of Whittier, have moved to Stecoah. The Jimisons are now living on a farm owned by Albert Hyde In the eastern section of Stecoah. Mr.

Jimison has done active work in the Stecoah and Chedah churches, having conducted successful meetings at both places. Will Hold Bazaar MONTREAT, Dec. 8. (Special)The junior class of the Montreat Normal will hold a Bazaar Monday afternoon in the lobby of the Alba here. There will be many attractive articles suitable for Christmas gifts on sale.

There will also be food for sale. Miss Margaret Wade 15 sponsor of the class. P. T. A.

Holds Meet STECOAH, Dec. 8. (Special) --A parent -teacher meeting was held at the Stecoah high school auditorium Wednesday evening. An address was made by J. G.

Wilkerson, of Robbinsville, chairman of the county welfare committee. Entertainment was furnished by children of the fifth and sixth grades of the Stecoah school. Club Is Organized STECOAH. Dec. 8.

(Special) -A dramatics club WAS organized Wednesday evening by the Stecoah high school pupils and teachers. Officers for the club were elected as follows: president. Mason Williams; vice president, Clay Crisp; secretary, Hazel Garland: treasurer, Willa Mae Fisher: and sponsor, Mrs. Mamie Hooper. Town Is Decorated FOREST CITY, Dec.

8. (Special)The Christmas lights on the square here will be turned on sometime this week, according to J. E. Caldwell, city cierk. The lights were put up last week by the city electrical department.

These Christmas lights and decorations make Forest City one of the most beautiful small towns in the state. Fire Destroys Cotton FOREST CITY, Dec. 8. (Special)-Fire at the plant of the Forest City Seed and Fertilizer company Wednesday morning at 1:30 o'clock resulted in the loss of eight bales of cotton valued at about $200. The origin of the blaze is undetermined.

The cotton was stored on the rear platform of the gin. Booklet Staff Named WEAVERVILLE, Dec. 8. (Special)The Clio Literary society of Weaver college met recently and elected the staff for the society booklet. The following members were chosen: Heely and Sherrill Biggers, both of Concord.

editor and assistant editor. respectively: Jonathan Hoyle, of Durham, press manager; and W. L. Staples, of Carrolton assistant press manager. The society plans to INDEPENDENT 86 2360 Avenue Phone MARKET Patton Small IP CHOPS 10c Lamb Cured STEAK 10c 110c 10c ROAST 8c Roast SAUSAGE Hams Sauer ROAST Sc Lamb STEW 3 lbs.

120c LIVER 12c 10cl IF STEAKS CLUB Chops Kraut CHOPS 8c Leg-0Boiled ROAST 8c 22c A STEW 15c Ham STEAK 20cl Lamb Pure Lard THE Large Still Captured In Graham County Dec. 8. (Special) Deputy Sheriffs Dock Parker, Ross Holland, Ernest Cooper. and Tray Hyde Invaded the fastnesses of the Santeetlah mountains Wednesday night and captured a 45-gallon copper still. 10 gallons corn liquor, one man, and cut several barrels of beer.

The sheriff's forces are making an intensive campaign against liquor makers and sellers in Graham county. CANTON, Dec. 8. (Speci ing the winners in A baby show sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's club in connection with Canton's first annual Trade Festival and Merchants Exposition featured Thursday's activities. Betty Sue Brown.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown. WaS winner of first place honors while Patricia Anne, daughter of Mr. And Mrs.

Ernest Anderson, won second prize Prize winners were selected by vote of the audience. Approximately 150 votes were cast, according to Paul Henry, secretary of the Canton Merchants association. sponsoring the trade festival this week. Babies In Contest Following were the badies in the 1 contest: Marcus West, son of Mrs. W.

H. West: Bryan Parris Edwards, son of Mrs. Floyd B. Edwards; Franklin Donald Frady, son of Mrs. FrankIin H.

Frady: James Cogburn. Jr. son of Mrs. James E. Cogburn, Louts Stephens, son of Mrs.

J. R. Stephens; Barbara Jean and Jack Elwood, daughter and son of Mrs. E. L.

Secrest: Martha Jean. daughter of Mrs. Earl Hall; Mary Francis, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Howell; 8011 of Mrs. Harry Matthews; Barbara Jean, daughter of Mrs.

J. Gallienne, and Pierre Huntley, son Mrs. Charles H. Brownell, and the winners. The contest was close.

Two ballots were taken before the first and second prize winners were named Three children tied for first place on the first ballot, Hundreds of persons were attracted to the Champion Y. M. A. afternoon for entertainments offered by the Conley Carnival company. Many free street attractions will feature Friday's entertainment gram in connection the annual event.

Free auctions Are being staged twice daily and are creating unusual interest among the residents of this territory. Wedding Scheduled Featuring Friday night's program will be a free public wedding. However, officials of the event were unable to announce the contracting couple Thursday night, as several applications had been filed during the day. Canton merchants, sponsoring the festival, will give the couple a wedding ring, license, and furnish the minister's fee free of charge, officials said. An old-time fiddler's contest was another outstanding feature on Thursday night's program.

Santa Claus, accompanied by trained donkeys, monkeys, dogs, and pontes, creating much interest among the is youth of this section. The event will officially close Saturday night. "Guy Hipps, Canton merchant, gave each baby A11 attractive rattier, as a gift following the contest Thursday afternoon. STRINGFIELD TO AGAIN SERVE AS COUNTY DOCTOR WAYNESVILLE, Dec. 8.

(Special) The new county board of commisstoners of Haywood has re-elected Dr. S. L. Stringfield to the post of county physician. He has held the position for number of years.

He 19 member of the county board of health. The commissioners have also decided to make all banks in Haywood county legal depositories for county funds when they put up the necessary bonds. Brevard Kiwanians To Play Santa Claus plan with other club members. COUNTRY BACK BONE AND SPARE RIBS FOR OUR SPECIALS SEE Quality Service Stores ADVERTISEMENT Felmet Bros. Free Delivery Service BREVARD.

Dee. 8. (Special). Members of the Breverd Kiwanis club will play Santa Claus to underprivileged children of the town on night before Christmas, it being the plan of the club for each member to escort five children to a big Christmas tree, where stockings will be provided for each. Other clubs of the town are expected to join in the movement, committee of Kiwanians being appointed to work out details of the RELIEF WORK IS BEING PLANNED BY CANTON CLUB CANTON, Dec 8.

(Special) ---Canton's Business and Professional wonten will care for the children at the Haywood county, home this Christmas and also care for charity cases at the county hospital. it WAS unanimously decided at their regular monthly meeting at the Imperial hotel here Tuesday night In addition to adoption of this plan. they went on pledging themselves to cooperate with local Red Cross workers behalf of their annual membership which closes here Saturday The club has thus for this winter given socks, sweaters, and school books to the needy children of this community. LAST RITES ARE CONDUCTED FOR T. N.

GILLESPIE CANTON. Dec. -Funeral services for T. N. Gillespie, 70, for 18 years an employe the Champion Fibre company, here.

who died at his home In Canton Monday night at 10 o'clock following several weeks illness. were conducted at the Canton Baptist church Wednesday morn Ing o'clock, with the Rev, A V. Joyner, offictating. Interment WILS in the Locustfield cemetery here. Surviving are the following children.

Oscar E. Gillespie, of Candler, Ivester E. Gillespie, and W. Gaston Gillespie of Canton. B.

W. Gillespie. of Pittsburgh. Mrs. J.

P. Morgan of Asheville. Mrs. Omegla Towe, of Asheville: 24 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Mr.

Gillespie had been a resident of Canton tor 26. years and one of the oldest citizens In 500- tion. He was a lifelong member of the Baptist church. BLACKMER LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR WEAVERVILLE, Dee. 8.

(Special) Blackmer Lodge No. 170, A and A. met In the Masonic Hall here Tuesday night and elected officers to serve for the next 12 months. They are: Master, Fred P. Edwards; senior warden, Vernon P.

Rogers; junior warden, C. H. Reynolds: treasurer, F. R. Donoho; and secretary, R.

E. Carmichael. The officers will be Installed Tuesday evening, December 27, In the Masonie Hall. At the meeting Tuesday night, B. Weaver presented Blackmer Lodge with a small trowel which had upon It picture of the now Memorial Masonic Temple which 18 being erected at Alexandria, Va.

At the same time Ray Garrison, who an active member of Blackmer Lodge, and who WAS recently married, was presented with small chest coltaining presents, This WAS presented him by the lodge, many, NEGRO DIES FROM WOUND: SON BEING HELD ON CHARGE RUTHERFORDTON, Dee. 8. (Special -John Michael, negro, about 65. died at the Rutherford hospital here Wednesday night from Injuries received when he was shot allegedly by his son, nt their home here Sunnight. The son, John Michael.

day Jr. claimed that it was an accident. The father was shot one time with .25 automatic pistol. the bullet a going through his left arm and into his stomach. The son will be given hearing In the County Recorder's Court here 8001.

Sheriff C. C. Moore deemed coroner's inquest necessary there were several eye witnesses. Manley's Market E. College Phone 20-21 18 Week-End Specials Roast, Rolled Lb.

Rib 15c Hens Fryers, and Lb. 16c Pork Manley': Sausage, Special Lb. 20c Picnic Hams, Lb. 9c Star Hams, Half or Whole, Lb. Sliced Bacon, 2 Lbs.

35c California Grapes, Lb. 5c Brussels Sprouts Horse Radish Root French Endive Broccoli Idaho Baking Potatoes. BUTTER KRUST BREAD: reserve yours now Reserve your Butter-Krust Fruit Cake now See your grocer, who is our sole representative and tell him you want a Butter-Krust Fruit Cake, in whatever size you need. for Christmas, Made of the finest fruits and nuts and flavored with rum it is easily understood why Butter Krust FRUIT CAKES Are Better Because They're Made That Way Asheville Baking Co. -WHOLESALE ONLYBUTTER- KRUST CAKE 9.

1932 Page FIFTEEN PURE FOOD STORES WHITE LILY Quality Service Stores LET FLOUR 24-LB. BAG 85c ASS are NABORHOOD Stores! Winner Flour BAG 75c Home Owned and Operated. 8-OZ. Best Food Mayonnaise JAR 17c Del Monte Preserves BUFFET Beech Nut Catsup BOTTLE LARGE 20c IN Nut Maid Margarine lb. 15c Musselman's Vinegar BOTTLE QT.

19c Royal Gelatin Dessert PKGS. 3-10c 25c Valley Forge Near Beer BOTTLE Snowdrift Shortening 6 PAIL LB. 59c Snow King Baking Powder 25-OZ. CAN 25c Pillsbury's Pancake Flour pkg. 10c NOTHING TASTES BETTER THAN PANCAKES AND NO PANCAKES ARE AS GOOD AS PILLSBURY'S.

QUALITY MEATS! VEGETABLES FRUITS! Rib of Beef, Veal or GREENS, Turnip or Mustard 2 lbs. 15c Lamb Stew .3 lbs. 25c CARROTS 2 bunches 15c Fryers, Hens, or SWEET Roasting POTATOES 10 lbs. 15c Chickens Leg of Lamb lb. 19c IRISH Morning Glory Breakfast POTATOES 10 lbs.

15c Bacon, Sliced, ONIONS, Yellow and Fresh Ground Firm .3 lbs. 10c Hamberger CELERY, Large Firm. 10c Carnation Evap. Milk 4 TALL CANS 25c Ducket's Corn Meal 10 BAG LB. 17c Blue Label Karo Syrup 2 CANS 25c Skinner's Macaroni 3 PKGS.

10c HERSHEY'S Cocoa HERSHEYS UNEEDA BAKERS PRISCILLA BUTTER COOKIES CAN 150 COCOA 48 Cookies, Pkg 17c MILLER'S WESSON OIL pints 19c OAT SCOCO 8-lb. carton 50c FLAKES WAUTAUGA KRAUT. large can 10c Ready 10' Eat 2 Pkgs. MORTON'S SALT 3---10c pkgs. 25c TONY FLAKES LIPTON'S TEA 1-4 lb.

pkg. 25c Golden Crown SYRUP. 5-lb. can 35c 19c BEE BRAND 3---10c tins 25c Palmolive PALMOLIVE SOAP 1-10c PKG. LEMON FLAPALMOLIVE Soap CANNOT That VOR ROYAL GELATIN, Hurt AkIn- Your AND 1 LB.

CHASE CHASE MOLIVE Palmolive 4 Cakes SANBORN'S DATED Dated re COFFEE 35c COFFEE 29c KUTTYHUNK BLUING 6 sticks 25c BAB-O 2 cans 25c Super RED DEVIL LYE 2 cans 25c Suds CLOROX bottle 15c Bends BECKER'S BUTTER-KRUST Super Suds BREAD CAKES FRUIT So waiting for and cute diet FRESH TWICE DAILY washing time one-third! PKG. 8c QSS TO ALL GROCERS! CAKE Kewpie Tissue LABEL! BLUE rolls 25c QUALITY- STORES ASHEVILLE-13-9-32.