Mrs. K. I’. 11., Scotts Creek, N. C.—Who
Isas not ■eii, read or heard of the grand
mountain scenery of w< stern North Caro
lina—"the Land of the Sky." But to ful
ly appreciate its beauty ami grand.-ur one
must behold It with their own eyes. But
'tis not of this gramleur that I wish to
write, but of a pretty littl-- valley in Jack
son county, on the Murphy bran-h of the
Southern railway, forty mil.-s west of
Asheville, and' just twelve nl'l-t- from
Waynesville sulphur springs. In this lit
tle valley a pretty lot has been g ven to
the southern Methodists and. or course, we
wish to erect upon it a neat house of wor
ship Just as soon jHissible. W-- have
been having different kinds of entertain
ments and made and si,ld several quilts.
We wish to have a bazaar soon and should
any of the sisters, cousins or aunts—or
anyone who s-es tills wish to contribute
any kind of fancy work, useful or >t’a
mental, w<- assure them it will be greatly
upprectatid. Any child can make a p,r
cushlon or quilt square eighteen inches
square. We will sell the articles at the
bazaar and publish an account of same
In The Constitution. Perhaps semeone will
also give us some n< w Ideas In reg ird to
church entertainm.-nts that will aid us
In this work. Address ail letters »o Mi*.
I). T. Knight. Scotts Creek, N. as she
Is treasurer of our building committee. 1
am a Virginian, but have been ,n w >tern
North Carolina over two year.-. It has
been sevi ral years since 1 wrote to Wo
man's Kingdom, but have enjoyed it*
perusal just the same. Long live Aunt
Susie and Thu Constitution.
