Asheville Citizen-Times du lieu suivant : Asheville, North Carolina • Page 39

ASHEVILLE CIl'IZEN-TIMES. ASHhVII I.E. N. C. SUNDAY, MAY I.

Srctinn Page Five, II. S. The Better Beauty Shops if Experiences Of A Pedagogue In The Carolina Highlands 17. S. Plans Nezv Post Of Defense PUN TO ASSIST NAZI REFUGEES JL'JL iF.TTA'S net if Pcimnnents W.

a and to(j c.minlete New Dillsboro Baptist Church PKHMANLN Ito Phone 48 14 23 Wall mrret $3.00 FKAMS11C. 6M. $5 $650 WASIIINtiTON. April 30 4i- Official nnti-rs disclosed today the army has Marled coopeiatlng with the SSO Chestnut Phone 358i 3 ROOMS, all front, second floor. Priva'e garage.

ALSO will h-ve 5-room unfurnished duplex at 1ft Blake St about May Hent and hot ater free, private entrance carafe. JuM off Montford. 10 mlnutrs walk of busing rrx. MAXL.Y KRON if! nencv apartment. Electiic Reasonable.

Thone 33 75. TWO or 3-tnom apurtment Pait'y furniAhen. Phone 775-J. 23fl Hay-woud street, TWO ROOMS nrar storcb and el.ils. 57 road.

Phoi 5S19. HHl.KNK ki nim.wi uu at ri.iurit jut. 'J Haywood Bltlg 1 limit 13UJ Mm lunrli-s lr the Pnflllc at BALDWIN'S Jn Mrtnay IHtUULAR IJSO Myron C. Taylor Named American Delegate On Committee n.rv fl.rwrd Lieutenant Henry L. i cliOQUIONOIX 1 Permanent $3 iriie.

01 tne civij engineer corps. to proceed there to assist Lieutenant i Two Ior William H. Ely. who already has made 1 7-S0 PERMANENT; $3.50 0 NUTIU-TONIC Prfinanents H5l) ALL-EUGENE Perninnents $5 WASHINGTON. April 30.

k' I seaplane base to cost upwards of I No Cheap Material Used The AmcrKHii gnvrrnmeut tonight 2.000,0(jO. Work Absolutely Guaranteed. finally set into motion machinery oj i MACH1NKI.KSS Permanenia $3 50 io $3 the proposed international committee I 1 i Rr I I AN NICELY furnished Clean 2-room first floor apartment, sink, water, 50 w-ek. 68 Tremont street. West Asheville.

near fir ARCADE BK.AUTY SHOP Hiom SX Arcane Bids Phone lf35 through which it hopes to rind -i. havens of refuge for thousand ot to Midway probably In the Phone 504 6U'a Paiton Ave nolitical refusers Austria and Ger- I next iFW officials said. SPECIAL mauy. tn bH5P or commercial and CKOWUIGNOLE Ut -IHABIJC close in, furnisher apart- $3 to S5 1 ASI 1KV ILLK BEAUTY SHOP 1 ri Pi''n Ave Phone 9482 rimmin mr feintanent waves rn-iu Amu.ib only. 41 Montford.

ill suriaee vessels have b'-en com- 50 I Machlneie.s Waves Dieted, in about two venrs. nmilnr TWO ROOMS kitchenette. Convenient and completely furnished Heat. PKRMANENTS. .0 to 17 50 avc, ftOc 93 to 7 Ml Both bits of land ate way stations Shampoo Punter Wae The first active tu-p toward fulfill- meat of the plan uas made with the anuouncehieui tiiat Pn'aiuent Wooac- veil lias named Myron c.

iayiur. n- I tired U. b. btecl cliairiuan. tu Ameri- can delegate wi the cunimiuee.

Taylor whs scheduled to sail lrom New ioiit lotiay aboaid, the llalmn Kminu JM'KSON Hl'II-DINi. IIEAIM'Y SHOP IV.one CToMuiKnoic 2. others a-RfXM apartmrm. Modern brick i 2s to An h-me Phoi.e 3J4 Vanity fair Beauty Shoppc on tlm line of Pan American Aiixays. The navy, ri'tleent about plans to Pafific baes.

in 18' Collide St Phnnr Sl'PEHFLroi'K hair irmm-d hv eleetroK-flR. PitTe permanent mth-xi Pr: lit wavrs SI JS up i NIf ELY furnished hedroom or me nt HhjI block Hawood road Pri iTY BFM'TY SHOp I iWfl Wfwclfln St Phone AM7-W i Italy was the onl'v Boverument ap- jO.Onn deficiency tipropna' hy gruduatr operalur. 20 yars ex perience Mis. Wootton, MHe Bf MJTY NOOK Bld Phone i Mnntfoiri Ave Thne ARR tlon for navni public works, wlilrh rn'ifletit Rooevlt 5-ked of enneres vestridrty. an Item of 7Jfono to fl-in.

nee "auMllPry seaiilane facilities in RADtR BMAUIY PARLOU vate hm1 NORTH END Attractively furnsihed fitt floor apartment, 4 rooms Ex-rf-Llftit (ondltion Svw slip covert in living room Phone 604 OR 4 -ROOM Pmate home Frigid sire, garnge, private bath. Reasonable. Adults 2 1 Ci HT AIRY x)ins, sink. a oPKCI.M-S -Loirlv NeM prrmatirnt Plf -irt oquinoles 2- Sat -1st net! on the Mth naval district, embraclnc 1 fifi Int Si Phytic 2044 Hawaii. I PFRMANPNT WAVKS BY BXPKRT Infrirmert officials said the sum Rctf-tSeuinR $3.95 -l-'illi'in (jrvc.

was for the Midway baae. CroouiRnole l'he army's annual civil functions mi frnnnminie $5 00 Huhv Earb Is now a member of (Editor's Nole: TtaU thr iffron of SuntUv art It-It hv Rh-rt ladinri. or Cullnwhft. found. Jr and pre rmertl ui Wfffttera (atfllma TcaehriV r4lc.

By KOHr RT I. MADISON CTTLIjOWHEK. April 30. Shortly after I hegan teaching In the Qualla cnmmunity. Jackson county (lB86t, 1 heard for the first time the tradition of Ahraham Lincoln' birth In Wwt ern North Carloina, allegedly in what js now Swain county.

This tradition. I found, had been current in this region for several generations aud was generally believed to be founded upon facts. A number of the most intelligent and reliable citizens gave me. with somewhat varying details, the amazing story of Lincoln's nativity as having taken place in a locality not far from where I was teaching. Among the prominent men w' told and bclieveu the persisting allegations were Captain James Terrell and Messrs.

Ben H. Cathey. Hannibal Knloe. John O. Wallace, W.

Harvey Cooper, and John w. Bird. The last J'O were Methodist ministers. lln substance, the story was that MTicy Hanks, a hired girl, in the home of Abraham Enloe (formerly of Hutheriord county), a farmer then living on Oconalufta river, became encemtp. reputedly by Enloe; that, after the birth of her child, whom she named Abraham, this Hagar and Ishmacl were sent away to Kentucky, where she later married Tom Lincoln.

PulUMied Book On Lincoln One day In the summer of 1887, I wns discussing the plausibility of this legend with one of my student. James Cathey. a brilliant young man, well versed in history, thoroughly grounded in English, fluent in speaking and writing, and equipped with a copious vocabulary "inon which he drew with astonishing ease and phrased with delightful skill, grace, a nd eflert iveness. I suggested that young Cathey collect all available testimony and publish the data and Jngirai conclusions. He responded that he had been deeply impressed by the credibility of the story and that he had already given serious thought to the idea of "writing it but he modestly disclaimed his fitness for the task and expressed the fear that financial and other difficulties attendant upon publishing a bonk were, for him.

practically insurmountable. However. Cathey was intrigued, haunted, and finally possessed by the passible truth of this story of Lincoln's descent from Abra-Vm Enloe; so. for the next five or years, he patiently, persistently gathered his material and hefore 1900 he had published three editions of his "Genesis of Linooln." The book is now out of print. The author died in 1929 tage 62, after a distinguished career as wrtler, orator and legislator.

Tocsins' Views A talented minister, educator, and author. Dr. J. Coggms. of fiwan- our stall hill, already p.ised by the hopse.

in- Machine less Waves eludes approximately 1 for Zuios hrfr'mr imprnvemcnts at Midway. An Waves Ouarmiierd T' -ttrencthen the Pacific frontier I Piices C'nmolete. rotithed by the 1 1 1 1 ta tc to participate iu aid of political relugei-s I rum Austria and Gcimany uhich le-Jecled tlie propofal. However, Taylor is bound for Italy and expects to conduct his preliminary activities from there. He maintains a home at Florence.

Italy. Acting Secretary of Stale Sumner Welles said he hoped tiie first meeting of the International committee could be held about June 1. The date and place lor the meeting must be wuiked out by Taylor and representatives ol oincr governments on the committee. Simultaneously President Roosevelt designated members of the American national com mil tee lor rel ueeo which will work iu collaboration wiUi the international committee. On this committee arc: James G.

McDonald, acting chairman, a member ol the New Yor Phone 1102 1 F'M'l'ON AVE" io ITU FOX'S IVrlnnn'-nt VVinrs 1 Five r. I M'. "i ii 1 1 1 tu in 1I tnr pwmie wnrns nni'gpPCiHl Shampoo and earned nearly 90 000 (M0 for a dry Fmper Wae 50c .1 mm.s. ai me fean naroor. tinwai th.

io tho b.ttlo. for other improve- HF F) Ti A lTf1 LI mei.ts there: 9S00 ooo for a new sea- 1 jfJAO. KAIl UULltl FURNISHED ROOMS I mi w.iwr nt ijitsf ai isnii'f nnr nay, on tile Inland o. Oahu. where Pearl harbor is 1 and 95 ooo ooo for a i air statu at Alaska TO GIVE TALK ON PORCELAINS Above Is a view of the new Baptist church at Dillsboro.

In Jacksor county, which is nearlng completion. The building will be used for service! for the first time this morning at 11 oYlnrk. An "entrance service" is to bi limes editorial staff, vho a chair held, with the sermon to be preached by the Rev. L. Elliott, professor ol mail of the Ior Adults only.

Reasonable. rhone 7.m-M ROOM and kitchen, convenient batli, I.ilit wiler. bent telephone, fur-! tuahed fifl Flint 2-ROOM complet ly furnished apsrt-, meiit. Newiv i in ted Wrv BttrHC-j tive Private entrance pried low for summer 2S1 Riverview i dnc TWO HOOMt. attiactive.

splendid lo-caur'ii. r.Msnnahlo Bus. 164 Hillside htrert Phone Hdfio TWO ROUMS. private" mattress. ie-burner built in I oven oil range Lights and water, I $11 month.

Chunns Cove road. Mrs. i J. Franklin I a-ROOM front apartment. aSM) week Also 3 back rooms.

71 Ashland Ae. UPPER P'LOOR." 3rooms SieTpmj porch Private bath. Gas. Close in. i XS25-M.

COMPLETELY "fdrnished large. Vfeanl cool apartment. Private bath. Frig- idajre. Garage, Anandale.

WELL furnished 2-room apartment. Hot water, cloe in. Reasonable. Phone AJ94 FURNISHED or a-rooni vaeaney. private bath, electric range, Kt lvlnstor.

Very cool for summer. Reasonably priced. 42 Albemarla Road Phones 27I3-J01O STATE INCOME FROM TAXES SHOWS GAINS English. Western Carolina Teachers" college. Cullowhee.

A quartet from Kt.es Irom oermany lrom 1WJ to iQ.ib. Cullowhee will sing. The Rev. T. P.

is pastor. A feature of the ser- handled similar problems vice will be the unveiling of a brone tablet presented by George Thomas Rev Samuel Caveit, New Yoik. of Atlanta, Ga In honor of his father, the Rev. A. R.

Thomas, who wai member of the Federal Council ol the first pastor of this church which was organized 50 years ago churches of Christ in America, thereof the Thomas family are expected to attend the service. Mrs C. Z. Candler tary pro tern of the national comrnit-of Sylva. Is a daughter of the late Rev.

Mr. Thomas. iee. I LIVE AT THE Y. M.

C. A 1 EVERY comenirnce. JuM like home Rin-onnnlr intr.s 7fi? COMFOIITABU; bedronm. near bath in iKiiutilul MoiUlord HUts. 157 Taeoma Circle Sl'AClONS airv room, private con- net line hath.

private entranee. I CJUirt no ighbtirhood Phone 4tUH WELL room with laatory, Pintabl'' tn coiinie li College St Ph. H-t 4ft ClllJIK'H STHKLT Nicely fur- I lied bed i is Connecting bath. Reasonable. Phone 4210.

TWO cnmfortiible bedrooms, well I vcntiliu-d. now available. Near bus. CheMniit htieft. ATTL ACTIVE bfdrorms in quiet in iL'iiln'th'-wl.

17 D'Arry Lane. Phone liMS. LARtiK iiitractivp bedroom Private 1 b.tth. week Also bedloom hi) wi, k. 'M2 Montford HOT SPRINGS.

April 3" (Sperlal i Miss Margnret Randolph Hot springs sculptress, will give a talk and exhibit several of her most recent works at the Dnrland-B-ll school here Tuesday. wltss Randolph works In porcelain A native of TrnnSM-e she has marie her home here for the past nine yars. he is related to the Pitton and McDowell fnmilies the ante-bellum owners of Hot Splines, then known as Warm In nrivnte life. Miss Randolph 1 Mrs. a widow Slv has one son.

Randolph CeiRtmc authorities are predict ing the last reasonable excuse, offered his service free till the station should Justify paying such an employe. Then, after the train continued to pass Sylva without stopping, the resourceful ceneral several times halted the engineer by rushing into the middle of the track RALEIGH. April f-Pi Tax receipts North Carolina during April and during the first 1 n( months of the cur rent fjse-tl showed increases over thi corresponding periods last year, A. Mjtxwell. revenue commissioner, ssid todnv.

during April totaled 4 -478 010 01 an increase of I4'l 270 AO. or tier nut. over April Re-ceipm for th io months of the 10.17-3 fiscal vear were C1.S05 SM S7. Up Hamilton Pish Armstrong, New York, members ol tht- editoiml sum of Foreign Affairs imtyname; Joseph P. Chamberlain, pruftssor of law a.

Columbia university, and also a member of the high commission for refugees from Germany in 19i4 and 1935; James M. Speers. N. York, vice-president of the Presbyterian, board of loreign missions; The Most Rev. Joseph R.

Rummel, archbishop ol New Oi leans, Louis Kenedy, president of the National Council of Catholic Men; Basil Harris, Rabbi Stephen Wise MRS. SLUES IS CHOSEN AS HEAD OFMMETCLUBj and furiously waving a red flannel shirt. The railroad company, over come by the general's importunity. future for th persistence, and nneraiity. vieided and put Svlva on the railroad map WEST ASHKVILLt.

3-room pnvata Cl0.E IN-Rotnn arrangfd for lUhl liou' ki pniK. pmute a nee. aio lf ly bedroom. Phone or 2 81 per cent. Over porcelains rnd believe tiiev will be 10 (ff Q'i-n7.

eagerly sought hv collectors. The tsx during April netted w.iR2M. a arainst i ot79is nrnnn ill l)rl i rrr in 1H Sales tax for the cur- 'JOrfjan III iClU hnth apartment. Well adults only, 2S Phone 280 7IM14-M of 'New York; Bernard B.iruch. -w York; Paul Baerwald.

New York bank- I' ami Women OF County er and chairman nt the American slrable double and AwPrLJf 43 Bedroom, n'. fis.Ml year, however, still is run Sermon Thix Morning "yE PARK i smelt rofims. con and schedule. Hamptons faith a no sacrifice thus found its first phase of fruition. It Is not generally known how this post that became a town acquired its name and why? M.iiiy have thought it should have been called Hampton.

Others have sur connecting or private joint ciisiriouiion conuniurr. I President Roosevelt smoothed tlie ninir shesd of last venr. with -ATZ'Xi eolketed In and I t9 IHl.fiTO 17 In 10 months of Osoline tax receipts in April were Hold Meeting At Curb Market BLACK MOUNTAIN. Apt'I in (Spe- i ATTRACTIVELY furnished living floor. Phone S4UB-W.

BEDROOMS. kitchenette urnished completely. Adults only. Private entrance. Reasonable.

6723-W. "KNICKERBOCKER" APtS- way for action by tlie international committee by issuing a formal on Thursday abolishing the cnnnctinR will nreach at the Black I room' Png porch ai yn.i Hi compared with $1,824 home. Bus. Phone Modern mised tnat uenerai Hampton, wisn-mg to chooae a designation at once Austrian immigration quota for tins 44.T R1 in Th month last vear. The Mount', in church Snndav morninz pt clock nie pastor.

Mrs F. stari 1H71 of Candler, was country and lumping the quota lor- classical and picturesque. chose elected president of 'he Women's Rev J. Hagler, is ill in Bllt- i A'lTRACTHR bedroom, plenty hot Efficiency Available. Phone 153.

Sylva iSilva the iJitin word for llonir Market club at h'-rii' il I water Half hlock Vanderhilt Ho- ANsnN'ta' lew neitcfj 9 in 442 during the; rufriit. fiscal year, compared with 18 074 if4 47 In the corresponding period of Other receipts for April, as against tel. Art Hiawassee. Phone iill furnished. First floor.

$42.50. Call merly assigned to Au-ina with tht German quota. a7-JU00. BUNCOMBE JURY LOST FOUND Mrs. IJobhlns 4'J8 day, 2544-R night.

I 3(1 CUMBERLAND CIRCLE Steam i heated fiont hedtnum, walking dis- a meeting yesterday morning nt the curb market on Aston street, between Ashland and Coxe nvenue. Other officers elc-cted were: Mrs J. Wstson. of Fletcher, vice-president; Miss Suanne Gash, of Swan- woods, iecHUse -or the lovely forest setting tiee-covend dale and hill and mountain slope. Many have miscalled the town Sylvia.

But all these were wrong. The loving impulse of a little girl's heart dictatca the name. The kindness, faithful nanoa. N. C.

published, prior to 1W8. two editions of a book entitled "Abraham Lincoln, a North Carolinian." in which he quotes freely from James H. Cathey's volume, corroborate Cathey In many essential particulars, but presents evidence to show tht Lincoln was ftorn of Nancy Hanks in Rutherford county after she had lived there some years In Abraham Enloe's home and that Sarah Enloe later moved to what is now Swain county, and still latar helped provide transportation for Nancy and her son into Kentucky Tia Tennessee. The only personal testimony that I could arid to that of others concerning Lincoln's mooted descent is hascd upon the impression which I received from having seen Wesley Enloe. reputed half-brother of At close range, I saw him one day as hp passed on horseback near the Qualla school grounds.

1 obtained both a front and a profile view of Enloe's fare and took notice of his general physical make-up. The re-semoiance to Lincoln was startling. tance Phone 11-W 1UK1M.S. f2 week, 25r-50e night. Fur-wing machines, 2.ri annon secretary and Mrs.

L. Hunt- nitlire. stoves (heap 70J-M TO HEAR CASE AT MARSHALL ness, and evident trustworthiness of I Icy. of treasurer ART: YOU interested in a clean unusual 4-room furnlhhed or unfurnished apartment. Phone 5506 ATTRACTIVE two and 3-room apart ments.

Frigidaire, Conveniently located. Reasonable 1 Austin avenue, near Mernmon. 6715-R. TWO large nicely furnished front ApiM follow in that order: Inheritance tajt. $41 214 47, prnllecp tar 72.

Df fraii'-htse, S.firi 710 77. Inrnme AO. fi-j4 53. xeru; $1 471 nilscellancous. license.

$'170 4'ifih8. 4tj(l ,.,0. title fres $12 7H7 4. $17 Sftooi: bus an1 franchise. $4t Ff 't Sit inspection fees, 48.

ftfl.0'25 04. AMERICAN pit bull, months old White with black face and ears Nr.tifv Liifk. 170 Montford Avenue Rewaid LOST- White shaggy" boh tall Rat Terrier An.swcn to name of Spot Reward Call 1 13fi Cleve Boyd. 9 fi)uth Orove street IXTlST Bla-k and tan ma rber-msn Pmeher Ears and tall cropped Cham collar. Liberal reward.

a foreign-boru stranger that had 'fh Home Demonstration Market worked for her grandlather and wah club is composed of Buncombe coun-then working lovally lor her father farm women who sell their farm had won the alfection and confi- products on sale at the Aston street UKLIGHTFVL bedroom, attractively furnihhed. Prnale adult home Ga-rii-e Walking distance. Phone 4ii.i;i-J, MARSHALL. April 30. (Special I A special venire will be summoned from market rooms, private bath.

Lovely location. R(KMS in numtH-r 6 and Sonvtime a-iro a group of Asheville i risgan iteasonabie M2 Montford Bunenmbe cojntv to har a 'uit apartments next to post office. Ail DKLIGHTFUL apartment, nrivate enT women took over the spnnxilnp of i thp Mav 1rrm of cminlv su-the market in order to give the farm I here whl.h L. Ry-d. convent-nee-.

tranr 4 8niall rooms, bath porch. ATTRACTIVE rnom in 1( rn coun- garane, gsrden. view To quiet, well women vaiuaoie assistance in miver- i ivmocrrttic auditor of M.dison nun- A tlsinc their pMKlucLs to the public ty, te slIing the Republican boftTrt of M() aTAIS VIA II WANTED rile to business. adul! Also tmv complete 1-rooni try home. aces.

-en-Trr dence of this little seven-yenr-Oid child. She was ready to show her appreciation ol htm when an opportunity should come; and it cam, giving to the nam? Sylva a new- connotation love and a recognition of personal merit. Silia'i rtr4 Residence William Sylva. a Ifctnc. had found bta way into Jackson county and at tli bom of Judge Rtiey H.

Cannon, near Webster, had obtained snelter and employment. There he met apartment, one adult. References. 75U-W. PRIVATE horn atuactlve plui 4 11IUHLST cash prices paid for good furniture.

Phone Chicago Furniture n.t ii -urn commissioners or Madison count loj E. Oribbm. of 60 Raienstroft drive Marv dus and Mrs. Evans Baxter, of 8 F-dwin Thls orrif.r waa made Jiirice P- Pelix A. Allev.

of Wavnesville who PERSONAL Tne market is open on Wednesdays over the civil session nf su- ma. aongs. for WAN 1 Kl --Original p. and Saturdi At thnt time meats. II IKK TO CAT AW A FALLS 8'uart R-bcrLs will lead members of rhf Carolina Monntitin club trip to Catawba Fall.

n-nr Old Fort: today, in tlie first of flve hikes plan tied for Mav. penor rourt held M-irnaii this caks, (lower plants, vegetables, various aimed gmid-; mm General Hampton and they became mflny products of the f.nn are immediate consideration Send poems to rnlnmhian Music Publishers Ltd. Dept. B-Hfl. Ton-nto.

Cun IXXjI'KRS fnr crochet nig weaMng now nvaitabla at S. H. Kress Com- week. The ce his attracted wide at-tentlon in the county and loal political controversies are involved in such a manner that It was deemed best to ecure Jurors for the trial from sn- innv kh-ow. pi.

pmccd on at attractively ployed, him to help build a residence rftI1ed counters the first home erected in what la now Svlva. This building was re- mly torn down HI SHOP RRATTOS On 8 the club will visit Lin-He gorge under leadership of Frank cther county, House. J9BC OLD TIME "Hog" rifle State condi-I tlon and price. Address Box A-45 1 Citlrcn-Times W.WTKD MAPI LOGS 50 INCH EH in length. 10 Inches up In din: eUT for delivery during May Oalliher Bnw Blltmore.

WANTED- Homes for gentle heaithv cfits, kittens. Apply 2b Asheland Ave. WANTED Bids' on building 2 bun- galows. Phone HAVE your old vreens made new. ALo new screens.

Phone aii4M CASH f'r your furniture, odd piece week include the following: ('Udfeter. and on May LS will go to M.tchi 11 fulls with Roger M'irrow DRESSMAKING Moody Hntmiun vs. Jeter WILL SPEAK TO I) A sev. non-suit: Lm Clark vs Woodrow ns leader. ir Tennent HKDWX)M, kitchen Block Battery Rent regs-inable.

Lights, water furnished ifi Cherry. i-RX)M apartment, water, lights Frigidaire. Beautyrest mattresses, month. 944 Mernmrm Ave. UNFURNISHED 3 room apartment down stairs.

Lights, water Private, entrance. week 41 Orchard DUNWELL APTS. 19 Saluda Ave ery attractive apartment. All modem conveniences S.J7 50. Rest apartment in West AsheviUt.

hee curetaker. or call LS0. DELIGHTFULLY evil 3-room apartment with tile ba'h. modem apart meiit with garagei. Very cloe in It was in 1870 that the P.

O. ByWa wa. e.stablislied at the newly-built home vl General Hampton, near Scott Creek and four miles from Webster, at that time the county sest of Jackson. The Hampton farm then included much of what is now within the corporate limits of the town of Svlva. By 1884.

the railroad 'tVi crossed the Balsam mountain, mjeeded down Scott's Creek valley, T-ast Hampton residence a mile and a hall, and to where Scott's Creek flois Mito Tuckaseigee river. Farther extension of the railway was delayed by the necessity of trestlmg the river and tunneling a ride that offered obstruction a short distance away. This temporary terminus, four miles from Webster and 2'i miles from Franklin, waa called, for a short time. Webster Station." Franklin and Webster at once bepan to use thi-. their nearest railway station, for freight and passenger service.

Of course, the situation necessarily demanded a community with business convfiitences and facilities. Hon. W. A. Dills, who lived there and owned all the land thereabout, realised the opportunitv and laid off IT CT ITT IV Gregory, non-suit- Ottls Wnllm vv 1 wltI sn overnight hike to -'1 Ol iflA.1 A yi line set up between par- Blarb nioiiinain on M.iv 22.

and the ties and defendant hai ged wltlii.ist; Ul-'1 Pilot, and The Rt Rev, Theodore DuBose G. R. Furgion vs Jnme? et Ilvii'f, c-uithou. mountain on the After the completion ol his nouse. the postal department having approved the opening oi a post office there, the question of a name arose.

Oenerai Hampton, his wile, his little daughter Mae. and WWhnui bylva being present. anal) we cail the new office?" inquired Hampton. "Sylva!" promptly responded little Use. William sylva.

overcome with FURS, ladies' tailoring, alterations New Yrk specialist. R(im 210 Hat Iron Building. FUR COATS iMpea and collar-, made to order Fur coats lined 4 sulU. dresses sow tin Experienced Reason able Mi'-s McOlsmery. 2C6 Rriitt.m, hish'p of the EpHcop.

dio- non-suit: Hensiey M.i""1 of the month, scheduled cese of Mississippi and chancellor of Jnnw. et al. the philn'lff awnrdM i f'r Miv -jn under the joint Ictder- ship of Jones, of Ahf- of the South at Sc- 1lfl44 damages; T. Msstin unrn Tenti lit rut.V at a nVWIf 1 U. i r-i unti Uovlln a UK 'I'l Bid Margaret Hyatt, of embarrassment, said call It B.t!U- tonvjht nt th St MiMhtu i vnrri tnr Hnmawv .1 Tweed vn Waynei iRe.

win or Parker;" but Mrs Hampton aud Mae immediately declared with UNKURNISHED APTS. -11 149 CAROLINA AI'IS Availahle May g. To Hold Celebration At Mt. Car met Church 1'J Ustludn Av ri'iT I 4 nfltiu ai.d hath. 7 50.

Call church, at Valley and Oral! s'reets Dunn and Bradsfreet. roinpromif-e. The puhlx Ik mvpert to heir Bhop settled out of eour; Blanken-Bratton The Rev. Jolin Da us is ship RT non-suit: rector of St. Matthias church.

and Edna Rrrtmon James Red- mon. plaintiff awarded a divorce out Marshall Vhurchcs To I Several cases were to the HI at trii'uve apartment. Bee modern lid 00. finality: "The post office is namd; tLuciau Baldwin, lrom Henderson county, and Charles Parker, from Buncombe, were two others employed by Hampton, i General Eiastus Rowley Hampton. son of Lawrence Hampton, was born APARTMENTS May term of court.

Hold Revival Services lots for res.denre and business pur at AMievilIe, November 1. lH4b. ana poses, cllering tluin cheap and on dlfd Bl h' nome Bnson 'city or call LSh. HFDKCOR ATL'D 4 looms and bstn hesf. private home.

pas. gKtwute. 74 Linden MS I.OVKLY 3-roi'm red'-co- rated. fir't floor. Cross ventilation fiaiitge Hot water, stoker.

To permanents. $7 50. 40 Coleman or entire house, Thompsons. Fhone WANTED Delco plant. Call or write Donald Duck Service.

Weaverville. EXCELLENT earn glxen your piano for Its use Phone 40 ifi Commercial Pop corn popper: 4 for 10 studio. Rensonari. F-M6 i rti rey -Time THE H1LLYER. 110 Cumoeriand sincie and connecting rooms.

Home-cooked meals Phone 21t4ft-J 1 BEAUTIFUL rtKms and delicious meals, special winter rates to r.e.,-, couple and families. 3M MTrimon aenm Phone BOARDERS WANTED I asy terms, March 8. luikt. He had moved there L. V.

GIFFORD IS HOSES HEAD OF HICKORY CLUB PENKOrE AI'AK'J MKNTS. 28 Elizabeth rooms furnished, 3 room a unfurnished. Adults. Phorr 0J9-R. OAKHURST APARTMENTS Furnished or unfurnished 3 and 4 rooma.

Reasonaole Ph- nes 4777-3799-J 2 R(KJM completely furnished. Also unfurnished ap.irtments. Close in. Reasonable. l6 LFirKKT.FR April 30 (Special) da will ty obv rved at Mount C.trm I church Sun-dv.

the priuciphi feature being the the loundnig of the church bi yertis ago. Kt ri I'KOM IU MSG TRIP Mis. Ruth Cook, flvltsi and woui- i en's buyer fcir Den- I tnn i.iis returned from a 10-day 1 buvin trip to Nt York where she; seler.tfd spring nnd simmer stvles jor nr. showing in Ashe- I I MARSHA I jL. April .10 (Specish I Two revivals are to begin in Marsh-! 1 next week i A series will begin at tlie Methodist Episcopal church.

South, Tuccd.iy I evening, wnh Mrs. C. L. Steldlev as leader, accord i ng to nn snnouncemeitt by the Rev. M.

Ho ie. pniuor I a wo-wN-ks' re vivnl will begin liOOMS. priva'e bath. kite hen. New I sink, ligbt.s.

witer. s. 22 HICKORY. April 30. fSpenalt C.

Gilford, owner and publisher of Horn Sylva in to devote him-elf more fully the practne ot law. His grave, in the beautiful Sylva cemetery ovci looks the picturesque and prosperous town that he munded. At the age of 17. he entered the service of tiie Confederacy and was hospital steward in the 20th N- b.U-lalion. For a sjM-cial military hcrv.ee, he later received a generals title.

He-lore coming to Jackson county, he served several yeais as the clcik ol the court of Buncombe county. He s'ret MODERN -room apartment, tucZ ROSSE MARIE APTS private bath. The Hickory Daily Record, was ele't- lUt RIVEKVIEW DRIVE Ashe- i Alecric kitchen Porch. Phone Coun- Iteeanie I tirU Itijc Hlage Then it whs that the location was. appropriately enough, called Dills-horo, upon surest! on of Captain Mc-Bee.

til tlie H. and I), railtohd (now the Southern). Thus Dillsboro was Jackson county's first railroad station. The place soon became a thriving village and an important shipping point for outgoing lumber, minerals, and live stock and for incoming merchandise, machinery, and coal. But DilNboro's rival, destined to outstrip her in si7 and tn commercial 4.d eiuc importance, was not yet In cjL tence save in the mind of Gen-QJ? Hampton.

He envisioned tv 710. viile -Two vataiiCies Heat and wat- to the rvini'? Boury club Sludrr p.r. I of nr board ol dire-tors yesterdny. KUH It RW IN III W. 'spsinhovir.

HiekorT mer- FlKiEMONT APARTMENTS, Grov Mr. and Mrs. Rader hav re- chant, was chosen vu e-piesident. News Of Public Record er included Can be arranwd into two three, or four room Newiv deeorated. Apply at side entrance OARRETT A HON Phone lTtxl.

was an Episcopalian, a and turnrd to the city after iending the and Edgsr I. Fo, hanker, was re- Park, living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchenette, privata. porch, Phon 614. 4 roomi. unfurnished 27 50 3 looms, tS2 KAMftttY newlv renovated Now open.

6fl Ashland. Phone MWB-J. L-ROE ROOMS, runntim water, nn-fTrcd KH Nrth Liberty winter in Florida. Mrs Rader is the elected secretary-treasurer. an blK.

Learned in tne law. nistorv. and literature, he was a facile and I writer and a delightful con- I Though he was quick- 3-ROOM apartment, private I 4 r-vms, fu-nixhed UO Phcne loj (-W Bern Mr at. Johnson K-nciencv. furnished 3250 1 COL-RTLAND TEttRACP.

"ni-llshtful 1 'irm KrKr garden, ins fitrm aud petty pott office trans formed into a pro-p-rous town pos tempered and combative, lie owner of the R.tder Beauty parlor) The new officer will hecm th-ir and has remodeled her shop at 66 duties on Juiy 1. the start of the Flint street. i Rotary fiscal year. Hancock Pleased Over ILt liOinf. tAiK li, on aibly to become the county seat brave, generous, and Just, a chival-rerving three-fourths of the county rous gentleman and lual friend, as a business center.

He dared to I WaWs Married 4 Times dream that and waa laughed at General Hampton wsi married four when he told his dream and had his times: 1 1st) to Fva Cannon, daughter I rooms. water WhUome Vrrn 91 8l I rne I Pleasant surroundmss. Phone 2 3 -rat tin apartments, stove. aire Stoker heat. Garage.

30. Phone AIT ACTIVE rooms with b.i'hT I I home foI Reasonable. 211 3 ROOM; bath, kitchen, sink, rri rr. iih. w.i'cr gas 22 New Wayne N.

Bramlctt Phone 298 2-ltOOM furnUhed nr unfurnished apartment, private entrance. Quiet lamily. -'0. 56 1-2 Ravenacrofft dme SMALL insulated apartment unfur niched partlv furnished. H.

B. H'whI 4I9-W. MAKKIM.l I.IITs.S Preston i i.n.iv Outlook In This Area Uidament. if not hia sanity, uues- i of Judge Cannon; indi to Mar guerite Louks. of Jitmesiown, N.

Y. ani Hiiini CoDDler. turned when he laid off hi land into 21 'jiki lota and began to sell residence lots Ci.ini, tiuMn.mni'S. sr.d CLOJE IN, lour apartments. sTicly mxit-in.

EquipiHd with electric rnrwe snd red igciatora. Cblr.et sinks. Automatic hot water, stoker! heat. Phot.e 6AS3-R 74 Cumber- land Ave iSMAI.L 3 -room apartment. Close in.

b4i, Ivai.UPt- IK Mo .1. Aiu uKc.lo 2i tmma Add: B. l' Cuf.iwt rhiiiti Ijiwreine. 46. Crrl Oab.

Pis. and -oi i llrien Bnon. 4o. Mm- ncsrvTlit, H.nii. (3rd) to Ida Ross, of Jame.stowu.

N. and (4th) to Miss Florence Curtis, or Franklin, daughter of Captain W. A. Curtis, a Confederate veteran and longtime editor of The Franklin Press; she survives her husband and resides at her home in Bryson City. Children were born to each of these unions, as follows; the first Mae who married Morgan Davis) and Lawrence (Who became a lawyer and moved to Oklahmoai.

both now dead: the second Rowley HI 4I.TV TR4NTERft YOLNO man wants room with board i on fsrm in or near Canton. Write to Harry J. Johnson, fiM- Canton. COCPLE wants first floor room, bath with board Garage. Reasonable.

n-Time i CONVALESCENTS cheap and to give away sites for business establishments. Hampton, regardless of friendly protest or vigorous opposition, requested the railroad authorities to estaolish a station at Sylva. The request seemed so absurd as hardly to be entitled to respectful consideration. Why should the railroad build a station Just a mile and five-eighths east of Dillsboro? -Excuse us. General; but we can't afford to put a depot on every Oaa stove El'vtmiui Adults.

Phone tti-R TWO apartments, private entrsnee. 'isths. Near Mission hospital. Apply owner fi8 Hint on Hicnorv 0d tn Mirt Harm. Na: oi rna Merchant.

RADIO SERVICE FRECK RADto IXCV-IS. SERVIO BH.TMORJ! AVE. RADIOS BOLD ON TERMJ ASHEVILLE RADIO 03- Phrnr 1AT2 tsu, Patca A'. AUTHORIZED RERVICB 6T40OV roa Phllco R. C.

A. ZcaUk and Orneral Motor GUARANTEED RADIO MRVIO WORK DONE REASaFAB'. Nr pan rc.d A H. Lyai. prAiiertf Hirt tin Wtnf.CA (who became, an employe of the hi SOLE AND double rooms acorn- jvREST HILL DRIVE 5 -mom modatlons for ladies.

Tray jipsrTmer.t. water, heat. Bus. Adulti, service. Delightful location.

Level Phne 729S-W farm on Scott crce. uia Hamp I Anmhcpn DiiIb'Ih ani4 HiH nnt Inner ton take no for an answer? Not hl fienerous -hearted "Uncle" Jasper Al 1 to rver Lrenct. prf.neri 1 vrre: )tt to Ann PIemmor. r. Ier Ho.ntnv invniMn C.

to Ketre rnrooratlon. orrt)erT nn NtnintJin hier.a e.d en Liv-in-s'nri I'rre married Herman Bryson. state geolo "After a two-day visit to Western North Carolina counties, I am returning to Washington more convinced than ever that any complaint about the 'lack of interest' in this campaign la Jut another headache for Senator Reynold and there's "not a doctor tn the house," Congressman Frank Hancock, of Oxfjrd. who la a candidate to succeed Senator Robert R. Reynolds in the United Stafs senate, told reporters here yesterday prior to hit departure Congressman Hancock arrived In Asheville Thursday afternoon to confer with his supporters and political leaders of the western section.

"Certainly. I could not ask for the people of Western North Carolina to show any more interest tn a political contest than they have manifested by the very cordial reception they have given to my candidacy," Hancock said, 'The I had for from the beginning has been that the people of North Carolina would analyze the type of repre. neni a tlon personified by thetr Junior North Carolina senator and compare it with the character of service whuh has son for me seven successive votes of confidence and approval. "I have hnen asked several timet whom I would appoint to man age my campaizn In a number of counties. It has been our plan for the state manager, together with the local Hancock-for -senate groups, to select tlie local chairmen and this will continue to our general policy.

"I am expecting to acain return to Asheville before the primary and after my nomination I shall continue to spend my summers in the same mountains" Congressman Hancock brought his campaign to senator Reynolds' home city Thursday when he ppoke over radio station WWNC and characterised Senator Reynolds as a "counterfeit statesman" and a "playboy acnator." grounas.P.ear ous rnone w-n j.oOM apartment, ba modern WANTED Two convalescents, private brick house porches Plenty yard horn Just outside city, plenty milk sptre. Stoker heat, hot water. Ca- vegetables. City conveni- rage. New electnc range.

3 blocics ence. 10 each L-S04 Citiren- out Hendersonxille road. 2f, 3 Ui. I paul atrfvt. Phone SffiB t-UTWer to Nstr.sn Plemnions gist) and Clara, reported to have died recently; and the fourth Fay (who died in Infancy).

But what of William Sylva? Waa he a man of such personal worth and exemplary life that he was deserving cub to J. Psrker. oronertr i Invest ment enmnanv tn Treii In COAL AND yOOD FOR GOOD WOOO OOAL Call Down Coal Waal, tol IJlHJKIISHtD modern len and progressive, fax-sighted Alien Dills were called jnto consultation by Oenerai Hampton. They "went Into a huddle." When they came out of conference, what do you suppose they -toad decided? Why bless thetr brave, liberal hearts! they had decided to lay off a station build a depot, put in a side-track, and offer all these erstia to the railroad company. When the company hesitated Stise of the expense of an scent's Hampton, resolving to remove ONE or two unlurmvhfd roomi.

n.un mxn rota, rnor. nv wr. li-rhu. ttlcphont. Close in NICE unfurnuhed prtrr.ent or bl- PINK kindling.

OootlM trie lo4 rne Phone e(H. orfiDi-r'v nr. avenue Nrtjer bison property ir. LT.Der r.s iiC to Oliver ir'-hlnt. Blak Mountair.

int.i'hit C- jtr V.rt Pmn.ons. proetm Hominv Cf Rire et tl -o Nsthsn mor nrenrrtv in ton- oi eaxuiiy umnoriamy inrougn uic i Unking of his name to the fame and fortune of an outstanding town? Yea. veniy. He waa pure-minded, honorable, trustworthy, free from all bad habits, conscientious, friendly, ready I and anxious to serve -in ahort, a model cltUKo. i '1 Ortnj.

nv. ninny i. ium coal nc'Wooa. FOUR bswmfnt room. Larf nue.

BEACON COAL Delivered 100 the. fro oenu. American Cad Co. Pnoae 1 r. i enrdpn.

Otrace Llchts. wsler. eJ 2 ROOMS, private hafh. llRhta. wat- I monlo.

173 Aahtlnr.d avenue. 1 er. private home. H.grJand turel. I.