Jackson County journal., December 10, 1915, Image 2

About Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??

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Give our Show Window a Look and Then
call in and get our prices on all kinds of Christmas Goods.
We have something from the baby to the old folks, and things that will make
hearts feel good if you will give them some of these Christmas Goods.
Don't fail to see our Xmas line of Ties and Men's Hose in Holiday boxes.
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THE TURKEY GOBBLER-'BILLY 'I
BY JUDSON CRISP.
IThe following is a Thanksgiving
essay written by thirteen year old
Masier Judson Crisp, of the Sylva
Collegiate Institute. This young
writer evinces decided literary tal-
poor to kill. So they carried him ! has a splendid equipment for the
out and turned him loose. Just as
he was freed he gobbled, and strut
ted around for one half hour. He
was giving thanks. This was his
first thanksgiving and his last.
purpose of giving practical instruct
ion along te lines mentioned, and
the opportunity offered the farmer
to improve himself in his farming
methods has never before been
GREENS CSEEIL
The revival meetkig which was
conducted by Rev..R. W. Green, at
the Old Savannah Baptist church.
The next holiday was Christmas, j equaled. This is due in part to thej come to a close Sunday. Daring
He didn't think there was any dan- j many changes in farm conditions the two weeks services there were
: .1 uJ dpr thpn Hp had fJmwn fat. and and to the freauent improvements J twenty tour conversions, bixteen
pnt ana tne omer sciiuuis ui o I u j o j
enidiiu WI . h f Christmas thev began ! that are discovered from time to I were baptized Sunday morning.
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important exercise. !
Up in Virginia on a rich farm
feeding him more than before but , to time. The new dairy and cream
turkey
. T 1
over ail the rest of the
there lived an
He was boss
turkeys.
One day he thought it about time j
for Thanksgiving to come again.
Sure enough it was. He was very
large and awkward so he could not
run very fast. The man and his
son came to catch him, which they
did without any trouble. And put
him in a stall in the barn. This
he didn't suspicion anything. Fo on
the 24 of December thev wc::c out
vm'i caught aim. cut his head
before he knew what was happen
The following are the names of
ery at the college are now shipping ''hose who were baptized: Misses
batter on a commercial scale and j Mamie Sutton, Rhoda and Rose
will oive new ideaa alon those Haas lOvlders, Otelin Barter, Diey Bell
STATHIENf OF THE COXDITIOS
OP THE
TIMASEIGEE BAM
Sylva, N. C.
AT TSfi? CLOSE OP BUSINESS
Nov 10th 1915
in&
The improved and pure-bred live
stock in the college barns and the
So this ended the career of the methods of handling same should
wise old turkey gobbler, '"Billy."
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE WINTER
SHORT COUHS
Estis, Lucy Hall, Gayzelle Ashe,
Gensey and Mane McMahan, Bertha
Hall. Victoria, Emma and Fannie j
Green, Nancy and Era Buchanan
Mr. Ellis Buchanan.
A four weeks' short course, be
ginning January 10 and ending Feb-
was only three days before Thanks- ruary 5, is offered the farmers of
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giving. After they had returned to worm Carolina dv me Agricultural
the house, he began to think very and Mechanical College. A special
seriously of his condition. And invitation is given them to come
thinking how he could escape death, to the college and study in class
At last he came to the conclusion rooms and work in the laboratories
that thiswas the best plan: He de- for four full weeks without any
cided to just sull up and just eat only charge for the tuition. While at the
enough to keep alive. college meal s may be obtained in
At this time they had another the mess hall for twentyfive cents
turkey in the barn feeding him, but each. Rooms may be either ob-
he had given up all hope i of escape, tained in the City of Raleigh or at
Billy's plan worked. The evening West Raleigh in some of the board
before Thanksgiving they came to ing houses adjacent to the college,
kill him. They were surprised to Special courses will be given in
find all the food they had given Soils, Drainage, Fertilizers, Field
him. They picked him up and he Crops, Fruits, Vegetables, Farm Ani-
was poor as he could be. They mals, Dairying, Poultry, Plant and
could not understand why this had Animal Diseases, Marketing, and
happened. They saw he was too I Farm Management. The college
also be of interest. The experi
ments on the college and station
farms and the methods of cropping j Mrs. Sallie Buchanan, spent last
IN AGRICULTURE. ! could be studied with profit to any week at Beta with friends and rela-
farmer. j tives.
For these reasons a lot of practi- Mrs. Sam E. Grant of Franklin
cal, good as well as a theoretical, t week at this place with
IrnnwlAfldP rnn hp dmnprt Trip in- H T-ii
iritatmn is vtAndfd tn pvaw nm. ner mOUier.
gressive farmer of the State.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
Ove rd ra i s seen red u n sec u red
Furniture and Fixtures
A! I :hr real estate ov;:ed
Du from National Hanks
Pt-o from Stats Uauks and Bau".c ;r
ilems
(1U1 coin
Sliver c-iiu. includin'- all minor c ii
currency
Natioual liauk uute.9 and other IT.
notes
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock pail in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits, less current exj-ense
and taxes paid
Notes and bills rediscounted
Bills Payable
Deposits subject to check
Demand certificates of deposits
R. C SuttOn left a few days agO Cashier's checks outstanding
MIU ...I 1 ;,, 1. 1 LL11CU VyllCCKSs
xv Awtimiv, va., WUCIC 11C Will WUriV Accrued interest due deoositors
in the shin vnrds Total
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When Cromwell ruled England he Is- Messrs T pwis AqHp HnrriQon state ot North CarolinCoooty of Jcksouss:
-W11 foHviPfl nt MCSSra. LeWlS ASlie, iiamSOn i, Billy Davis, Cashier of the above named
Christmas T The festival was aitogeth- Bradley. Fred Cabe and Harvey h. ,do iy swear that the
Atr, nt v,nUr, 1 Pnrfln 1 , tir tr ment ls true to the best of my knowledge ana
er aDousueu aim me iojr vagic nave uuc tu VAllllluri, YY . Yd. I belief.
ind. I"! 01 he they are employed by the C.
Bo.ce Lumber Co.
MlSS Annia nilla nf nilloKnrrk at.
T3nc UlC IvOg tended the baptizing at this place
The observance of lighting the Yule Sundav
log from the remnants of the previous , , n xtrw
nhristmaa loe can nrobabiy be traced Judson Green of Whittier spent
to the ancient belief In the efficacy of a few days With his father G. W.
fire, 'Which was supposed never to bo Green.
extinguished. It Is a link in the chain .
uiu duyuer.
ISJ TJ! XJXtlT Don't fail to put in your bid on Auditorium Friday night Dec 10th.
... . . I f ha ni rtrr Uvo. T.. O 4. I -. 1 j . . 1 1 kl t nP
his wife and cnuaren ana staves me piauv at nuupci a uiug oiuic rjvery DOay IS lUVliea anu
first congregation." Dec. 13 to 18 2 P. M. lprl
Williams and Hoffman. I Benefit Baptist Church.
Billy Davis. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, th'Si
day of Dec, WIS.
H. D. Cowan, Notary Public. '
Correct Attests.
Joseph J. Hooker
A. B. Allison
Directors.
There will be a box supper end
fishing pool at the Graded School