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5REAT SMOKIES-BLUE RIDGE BUNCOMBE COUNTY - Continued THE CAROLINIAN COURT, 929 Merrimon Avenue. Courtesy, friendlinei and comfort is our keynote. Telephone 9719. BEAVER LAKE COURT, 959 Merrimon Avenue. Built and furnished i 1950. Combination tub-shower baths. Room telephone. Snack bo Telephone 3-8743. EDGE-O-TOWN MOTOR COURT, 2 Weaverville Rd. Modern brick cour tile baths, carpeted floors, ottrp, |, p:,one 9662. VALLEY COURT, RFD 1. Innerspring mattresses, radios, kitchens furnishe and equipped (food « > quiet. Telephone Weave ville 187-R. TWILIGHT COURT, RFD 1 Weav'erviM^lo's-R. SANDERS COURT & CAFE, RFD 1. 25 rooms, carpeted fl mattresses, spacious lawn, cool, quiet. Telephone We WEST COURT, Weaverville. AAA accommodations, last co ing north for fifty miles. All rooms have private b COTTACES AND CABINS o g: - 51' ACCOMMODATIONS |§ Highways - f^ Kesorts L0 ScenieZrips Parks e forests S§ JCakese Streams '• WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ' TOURIST ASSOCIATION North Carolina Near Fontana Lake and Great Smoky Mountains National Park 1951 ACCOMMODATIONS r in BOLD FACE TYPE, non-members in LIGHT FACE. BUNCOMBE COUNTY ASHEVILLE, N. C. AND AREA HOTELS ille-Biltmore Hotel, R. B. Bovell, Manager, 100 rooms, Tel. 5 ilia Country Club, Leonard Jones, Manager, 24 rooms, Tel. 2- The Manor, E. 8. Campbell, Manager, 100 rooms, Tel. 5371 The Princess Ann, W. D. Turner, Manager, 50 rooms, Tel. 3-6761 NICHT CLUB GUS AND EMMA'S OLD HEIDELBERG "IN THE SKY", U. S. 70 East Colleae Ave., over Beaucatcher Mountain, Telephone 9489. MOTOR COURT AUDITORIUM HOTEL COURT, Haywood Street, Managemen Battery Pork Hotel, 65 rooms. Walking distance eating and amusement. Tel. 6703. MOTOR COURTS (On U. S. 70-74 East to Blue Ridge Porkway, Mt. Mitchell, Raleigh, Charlotte) ASHEVILLE MINERAL SPRING COURT, 85 Tunnel Rd. Plenty of shade and lawn, 30 acres of grounds and playgrounds, Tel. 2-3848. CORT'S MOTOR COURT, 90 Tunnel Rd. One of Asheville's newest courts. Radiant heat. Fine foods nearby. Telephone 9725. FLORIDA COURT, 121 Tunnel Rd. Asheville's most distinguished motor court. Cool, clean, convenient. Tel. 2-2365. SHAMROCK COURT, Tunnel Rd. Modern 18 unit court, just completed in April 1951. Telephone 3-9903. TRAVEL HAVEN MOTOR COURT. 160 Tunnel Rd. Comfortable, modern, convenient. Pleasant rooms with private bath. Telephone 6934. MILESTONE COURT, 300 Tunnel Rd. Unique location on hill back from highwoy. Spacious shady lawn. Telephone 3-4701. BEVERLY HILLS COURT, 835 Tunnel Rd. Catering to families of four or five in connecting rooms. Telephone 7061. HOLLYWOOD COURT, 875 Tunnel Rd. One ' ' Air-cooled rooms, private baths. Continues SEDGEWICK COURT, 1060 Tunnel Rd. Brick insulated, cross ventilation, Private baths. Continuous hot water. Tel. 3-1292. GRANDVIEW COURT, Black Mountain, near Asheville. New modern 12 cabins. Private baths. Telephone BM 4533. DREAMS END, Ridgecrest, quiet, restful, comfortable and cool. Nice scenery. Housekeeping apartments. Telephone BM 5881. TRAILER COURT PARKWAY TRAILER COURT, 856 Tunnel Rd. Electricity, water, sewerage COTTACES HOMELAND PARK COTTAGES AND DINING ROOM, 1075 Tunnel Rd. Telephone 7551. SHADY SIDE CABINS, Route 74, Chimney Rock Highwoy. Welcome children. O'e, two, three room log cabins, some with kitchenettes. Telephone i-4831. EATINC PLACES MRS. COGGINS DINING ROOM, 856 Tunnel Rd. Home cooked meals. Fried chicken a specialty. Reasonable prices. Telephone 4-1005. THE PATIO, Old Black Mountain Highway. Open Sundays. U. S. Choice Western Steaks, Fried Chicken, Sea Food. Telephone 9487. MOTOR COURTS 19-23-25-70 North to Linville, Little Switrerland, . Tel. 2-1849. Blue Ridge Pari ■ay) ASHEVILLE COURT, 130 Merrimon Avenue. Recently constructed. Comfort", ale, clean, convenient. Continuous hot water. Nicely furnished. Telephone 9146. FARRWOOD COUR-^ 549 Merrimon Avenue. In town—Asheville. Tile brths ste'S.n heat. Telephone 4-1711. TOUROTEL, 640 Merrimon Avenue. Good food. Good lodging. Full til- mile 601-M. on 19-23 go- l. Telephone BROOKSIDE COTTAGES, 1440 W riming. Telephone 3-3180. private baths. Shady lawn. SKY CAMP, RFD 1. Ten comfortable roc Telephone Weaverville 183-W. FOSTERS LOG CABIN COURT, DINING ROOM & GIFT SHOP, RFD 1. 21 Quiet and restful in the pines. Telephone unds. Tele ; and cottages, completely fi erville 601-X BELVEDERE I Telephone 2-0736. CUEST HOMES IN, 73 Merrimon Avenue. Conveniently locatf rown. «uiet, comfortable. Telephone 2-0660. YORK HOUSE, 85 Merrimon Avenue. Pleasant comfortable roor Telephone 2-2150. P """^ WINDSOR HOUSE, 290 Merrimon Avenue. Clean, comfortable quiet residential district. Telephone 2-8328. HOLIDAY INN, 333 Merrimon Avenue. Living room, bedroom bath, suite; also rooms with private bath and family suites. by. Telephone 2-3976. HOSTESS HOUSE, 523 Merrimon Avenue. P showers. Apartment. A private home yi SILENT REST TOURIST HOME, 338 Merrimc rooms^ pnvate an sem.-pr.vate wit aths an showers. e ephone MOTOR COURTS (On U. S. 25 South to Greenville and Atlanta) FOREST MANOR MOTEL, 866 Hendersonville Rd. One mile from Biltmore Forest Country Club Kitchenettes available. Telephone 2-3702. BUENA VISTA MOTEL, 1080 Hendersonville Rd. One of the South's finest motor courts. Opposite Biltmore Forest Country Club. Telephone 3-2112. COTTACES BLUE RIDGE COTTAGES, 1478 Hendersonville Rd. Nine log ond frame cottages. Private baths, kitchenettes. Cool, quiet. Telephone 3-8614. EATINC PLACES BILTMORE PLAZA DINING ROOM, (one block to left off U. S. 25 or 25-A), Dining, dancing, and bowling facilities. Open 11:30 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. Telephone 8461. GIFT SHOP THE SPINNING WHEEL, 1066 Hendersonville Rd. Carefully selected Amer- rafts and other distinctive gifts. Open week days. Telephone 2-2791. ROCK H MOTOR COURTS (On U. S. 19-23 West) M TERRACE, 1230 Haywood Rood. Everything for your < Telephone 2-2334. HAYNES' ROCKOLA COURT, 1619 Haywood Road. Smoky Mountain Highway, just inside City limtis. Picnic grounds. Telephone 2-1901. CAROLYN COURT, 2000 Haywood Road. Stone cottages, tiled bath, housekeeping units available. Telephone Enka 243. MIAMI COURT, Candler, N. C. Private tile boths, electric steam heat. Dining room accommodations. Telephone Enka 9280. CUEST HOMES JARRETT'S GUEST HOME, 699 Haywood Road. Corner Haywood and Jor- rett. Spocious shady lawn, ample parking, conveniently located. Telephone 3-2780. FOUR PINES GUEST HOME, 891 Haywood Road. Private baths, hot water. Weekly rates. Family rooms. Cool porch and lawn. Telephone 3-8685. CURRENCE GUEST HOME, 980 Haywood Road. A nice private home with modern conveniences. Telephone 7240. THE OAKS GUEST HOME, 22 Balsam Avenue, 150 feet off Haywood Road. Shower bath, locked garages. Cool and quiet. Telephone 2-3435. LYDA GUEST HOME, 1094 Haywood Road. Cool and quiet. Nice home. Modern conveniences. Automatic hot water. Innerspring mattresses. Telephone 3-0915. WILSON GUEST HOME, 1095 Haywood Road. Clean, comfortable rooms. Oil heat. Plenty of hot water. Telephone 3-8030. DUTCH COLONIAL GUEST HOME, 1158 Haywood Road. Approved Grade rateCs0mTelepho°n'e<7733<> ROBERTS' GUEST HOME, 1162 Haywood Road. Congenial homelike armos- «.eTelephoner3-4384. °me' '" " ° HARRIS GUEST HOME, 1170 Haywood Road. A quiet, clean, comfortable WEST ASHEVILLE TOURIST HOME, 1172 r- phone 3-9098. EATINC PLACES BROOKS CAFE. 794 Haywood Road. Good food. C phone 9702. MISCELLANEOUS SMOKY MOUNTAIN TOURS, Lower lobby George 1 ducted sightseeing tours of the entire Smoky H tywood Road. allow signs Vi rr " rs welcoi t 2.1 miles lentative. Tele phone 3-2411. LAKESHORE COURT, 820 M< ern for discriminotina gu ming. Telephone 9679. . Excellent accommodations. LESLIE'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER, Hoywood Road & Ormand A Te0|ephone'C4e-924ian "* NEWBRIDGE SHELL SERVICE STATION, 1475 phonern9530.0 " * ,emCe * ° l<>n' °W"'9' 'NOTE—Numerous eating places, cafes, restaurants, coffee shops, etc., and additional housing accommodations available, in Asheville, West Asheville, Biltmore, and adjacent areas. CHEROKEE COUNTY f Highways U. S. 19,129, N. C. 60,294 ANDREWS, N. C. HOTELS JUNALUSKA TERRACE HOTEL, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Beaty. Capacity 75. Tel. 10 MOTOR COURTS VALLEYTOWN MOTOR COURT, J. A. Watkins. Excellent accommodations, , new, 8 units, brick construction, tile tub and shower baths. Tel. 61-W. i ANDREWS TOURIST COURT, Capacity 20. J. A. Beaver. CUEST HOMES 1 SHIELDS TOURIST HOME, Capacity 24. Mrs. E. L. Shields. ■ RHODODENDRON CAMP, Capacity 16. Mrs. W. C Morrow. I EATINC PLACES ANDREWS CAFE, Mrs. Jessie C. Wood. CITY CAFE. MURPHY, N. C. HOTELS, LODGE NEW REGAL HOTEL, Harry M. Seamon. Center of Town, capacity 115. American Plan. Tel. 46, 47, 9102. SAVAGE HOTEL, Capacity 18. DUKE'S LODGE, Capacity 30. On Hiwassee Lake, Duke Whitley. CHEROKEE HOTEL, Capacity 40. HENRY HOUSE, Capacity 50 Mrs H G. Smith. MOTOR COURTS, MOTEL WEST TOURIST COURT, Howard West. Capacity 40. HIWASSEE MOTOR COURT, Mrs. Mabel E. Massey, Valley River Avenue. Excellent accommodations. Approved AAA and Quality Courts. Grade "A". Capacity 22. Tel. 205. MURPHY TOURIST COURT, E. L. Shields. Inside City limits. Capacity 34. Tel. 333-J ond 9117. MORELAND HEIGHTS. E. C. Moore. Capacity 100. ARBOR AUTEL, Capacity 20. SHIELDS MOTEL, Capacity 75. COTTACES HIWASSEE STATE PARK, Hiwassee, N. C. On highway 294, 25 miles from Murphy, N. C. Capacity 60. CUEST HOMES GRAY'S TOURIST HOME, Mrs. J. B. Gray, 213 Valley River Avenue. With or without private baths, hot water. Capacity 16. Tel. 93. MAUNEY'S TOURIST HOME, Mrs. Tom Mauney. Main highway between Cherokee and Chattanooga. Capacity 12. Tel. 135. MRS. JOHN AXLEY'S GUEST HOME. Capacity 8. , DIXIE TOURIST HOME, Mrs. Dixie Palmer. Centrally located. Capacity I. 127-J. EDSON'S RESTAURANT. j CHEROKEE CAFE. CLAY COUNTY HAYESVILLE, N. C. CAROL !N, ' MOTOR COURT & CAFE. J. Walter Moore, Proprietor. Located 2 miles of Lake Chatuge, U. S. Highway 64 and N. C. 69. Telephone 50. GRAHAM COUNTY ROBBINSVILLE, N. C. TAPOCA, N. C. FONTANA DAM, N.C. Highways 129 and 19 HOTELS, INNS, LODCES, MOTOR COURTS, COTTACES, AND CABINS FONTANA VILLAGE, Reservation Manager, C. A. Moore. 56-room Lodge, 280 cottages, 2 dorm, ■■). Telephone Reservation Office, Fontana Dam, North Carolina. BLUE BOAR SPORTSMAN'S LODGE, Fred C. Bruckmann, Owner. On Lake Santeetlah in Wildlife Area. 12 miles west of Robbinsville, N. C. SNOWBIRD MOUNTAIN LODGE, A. W. & E. M. Wolfe, Owners. Capacity: 30. 12 miles northwest of Robbinsville, N. C. Telephone: Robbins- n Robbinsville. Telephon N. C. JOYCE KILMER MOTOR COURT, Robbinsville, N. C. Wm. O. Soderquist, Manager. Located in center of Town, 14 units. Telephone 70. LAKE-IN THE-SKY LODGE, Julian E. O'Donnell, Manager. U. S. No. 129 from Robbinsville. 50 guests. Recommended by AAA. Telephone: Call Robbinsville, N. C. operator. HAYWOOD COUNTY, N. C. WAYNESVILLE & HAZELWOOD AREAS Highways 19-19A-23 & N. C. 284 HOTELS, INNS, LODCES DUNHAM HOUSE, Donald Dunham, Sr. Main St. Good food, good beds, 2 doors from Post Office; 26 rooms. Tel. 915. HOTEL LE FAINE, Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, Main St. 40 rooms, open PALMER HOUSE, Mrs. E. S. Delbridge, Pigeon St. PARKWAY KNOLL, Elaine & Gordon Hudson, au tivities, breokfast & dinner served, unl food. Co is. Tel. 220. lacity sTg'u'ert' THE LODGE, Mi THE PIEDMONT, P< Hchter, 10 rooms, 10 baths; Viennese-Ameri- esville Golf course. Tel. 198-R. Capacity 60 guests. Eagles Nest Road. Swim- iffle board & tennis courts. American Plan. Tel. 266 J. COUNTRY CLUB INN, G. M. Kimball, 55 rooms. 18 hole golf course on premises. American Plan. Tel. 150. MOUNT VALLEY INN, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Medford, 25 rooms. On U. S. 19, 5 miles west of Lake Junoluska. Tel. 726-W-l. WAYSIDE LODGE, Main St. D. Ballew. 17 rooms. Tel. 537. THE GEORGIAN, Walnut St. Mrs. M. L. Crews. 16 rooms. Tel. 101 -J. BALSAM LODGE, Balsam, N. C. Edward J. Parsons. 7 miles from Waynes- BALSAM MOUNTAIN SPRINGS HOTEL, Balsam, N. C. Mrs. Ida Upson. 7 miles from Waynesville on 19A-23. Tel. Balsam No. 2. FURRY'S LODGE, Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Furry. 8 blocks from Courthouse. Tel. HOTEL GORDON, Joseph Spitzer. Main Street. 62 rooms. American and European plan. Tel. 39. DINING ROOM 4 N. Main St. Grade "A". Tel. 9184. , The place to get good food. Grade "A". Good Food CHARLIES PLACE, 1 CURTIS DRUG STORE, *v Tel. 32. THE TOWNE HOUSE, Mrs. S. H. & Myrtle Jones. At Its Best. Home cooked foods superbly s< red. Gra< Tel. Grade "A". WAYNESVILLE RESTAURANT, 119 Main St. A. Tel. 9183. MOTOR COURTS BROOKMONT MOTOR COURT, Mr. & Mrs. R. V. Welch, U. S. 19A-23, 20 Clean, comfortable rooms within the City. Tel. 867. HILLCREST MOTOR COURT, Mr. and Mrs. L E. DeVous, Beautiful and quiet; 300 yds. off Highway, 3000 ft. elevation, kitchenettes. Tel. 870-J. JUNALUSKA MOTOR COURT, Mr. & Mrs. S. E. Connotser, Junction of U. S. 19-19A near Lake Junoluska, 2 miles east of Waynesville. Tel. lain Street in the heart it heat. Tel. 1496. 385-W. OAK PARK MOTOR INN, Joe Rose, Mgr. Sol of Town. 24 units, new. Private baths, i QUEEN'S MOTOR COURT, Mr. & Mrs. S. L. Qu Grade "A". Capacity 40. Tel. 739 J. PLOTT MOTOR COURT, James R. Plott, Jr. & Sr. Soco Gap Road. 13 units. Grade "A" Grill and dining room. Tel. 726-M-4. ROCKY WATERS, Mr. 8, Mrs. R. F. Hall, Soco Gap Road, U. S. 19. Modern cottages with or without kitchenette. Tel. 239-R-4. SEAY'S MOTOR COURT, J. C. Seay, U. S. 19A-23, near Lake Junoluska. 16 rooms, 11 baths, cooking facilities, capacity 44. Tel. 745. SHAMROCK MOTOR COURT, Mr. 8, Mrs. J. C. Patrick, 19A-23, East Waynesville. 15 rooms, heat, comfortable. Tel. 577 W. SKYLAND COTTAGES & TEA ROOM, Bud Chase, 19A-23, 5 miles west of Woynesville. Tiled baths, 2 acres of ground. Tel. 54-M-2. SOCO VALLEY MOTOR COURT, W. K. Sutton, on U. S. 19. ir Cher, It Pork. Tel. 726-R-2. TWINBROOK RESORT, Carl and Fred Henry, U. S. 19, Soco Gap Road. M ern rustic cabins completely furnished. Grade "A". Tel. 68-M-2. WAYNEVILLA MOTOR COURT, Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Murray, 19A-23. units, clean, comfortable, courteous service. Tel. 1135. PRESSLEY'S COURT, R. W. Pressley, VA miles from Lake Junalusko LITTLE RANCH MOTOR COURT, Mrs S. McCrac U. S. 19 Soco Gap Road. 7 units, modern lu BRADLEY'S MOTEL, U. S. 19, 12 units, fifteen mile TOURIST FARMS MOODY FARM, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Moody, off So ,s E. Burn il for QUEEN'S FARM, meals. Spec _ HAROLD-KEN-DALE FARM ■d Quo on U. I. 570-Vi co Gap Road. Cottages, ked meals. Tel. 65-J-l. 18 units. Home-cooked Tel. 79-W-3. Ketner, on Highway 284 near Dell- DUDE RANCH CATALOOCHEE DUDE RANCH, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Alexander. 13 miles from Waynesville, 3 miles off U. S. 19, 5,000 ft. elevation. Tel. 22-J-1. APARTMENTS ALBRIGHT APARTMENTS, Miss Anne Albright, Keller St. East Waynesville, 2 apartments, 2 baths. Tel. 169-W. HANNAH, Mrs. Wm. T. 207 Haywood St. 4-room apartment and one Studio Apt. Tel. 896. TAYLOR, MRS. HELEN. Haywood St. 3-room apartment with bath. Elec- MATHEWS, MRS. WILLIAM, Hi 55-W-3. MURRAY, MRS. JAMES E. East Tel. 1135. WELCH FARM PLACE, Mrs. Am and Lake Junoluska. Furni Tel. 1179-R. QUINLAN, MISS ALICE, Pigeor 2nd floor. Tel. 102. SMITH APARTMENTS, Mr. & / near churches, 3 small apar BIRCHWOOD HALL, Mrs. R. H. 2 baths. Tel. 51. GARAGE APARTMENT, n II Mill Road, 2 studio apartments. raynesville, 19A-23, 3 room apartn '. Tutwiler, 19A-23 between Wayne; d apartments. Twin beds, private b •reel. 2 furnished apartments, 1st rd. Irs. W. D. Smith ments. Tel. 416 ilackwell, 505 N >ff Main St., apartments. i. Gordon Schenck, 307 Boundary St. 2 room el. 298-R. n St. Living iss Sue Willard Lindsey, 118 Pigeo henette, bath. Tel. 425-J. COTTACES WALKER, MRS. CLAYTON. Howell Mill Rd. Lovely location. Cottage,, completely furnished, electrically equipped. Tel. 1018-J. LONG'S COTTAGE, Mrs. R. C. Long, Vt mile from Lake Junoluska on 19-23 Capacity 12 overnight tourists. Tel. 264-W. CUEST HOMES & ROOMS BROOK-HAVEN GUEST HOUSE. U. S. 19 Soco Road. C. B. Hosaflook g baths. ailable. Coll phone 9102. tresses. Tel. 79-M-4. BLINK BONNY, Hugh J. Sloan, Sulphur Springs Road. Capacity 25 guests. Comfortable accommodations, good food. Spacious grounds. Tel. 87. JUNALUSKA GUEST HOUSE, Mrs. Lena Barker, 211 Hazel St Cool auiet location. Tel. 446-J. THE MAPLES, Mrs. T. C. Norris, 209 Walnut St. 15 rooms, specialise in home cooking. Grade "A". Tel. 364. QUEEN, MRS. JOHN rV EDGEWOOD, J. E. Ban Tel. 134-J. STRINGFIELD'S TOURIST HOME, Mrs. Sam L. Stringfield, 103 Walnut St. at Main St. 6 rooms, 5 boths. Grade "A". Tel. 624. WINDOVER, Mr,. J. H. Howell, Old Hickory St. 9 rooms, 5 baths. Urge porch and lawn, good meals. Tel. SOW. THE GWYN GUEST HOME, Mr. «. Mrs. T. L. Gwyn, 309 South Main St. Open year around. 6 room,, 5 baths. Tal. 327. PROSPECT HILL, Miss Betsy Lane Quintan, South Main St. All rooms with private or connecting baths. Garages. Tel. 181. CAMPBELL TOURIST HOME, Miss Fannie P. Campbell, U. S. 19 on Soco Road. Modern conveniences. Farm-home style. Grade "A". Tel. HAYWOOD COUNTY - Continued CLAYTON, MISS MAYME, 207 Hazel St. 3 rooms, 2 baths. Tel. 531-W. HICKORY HILL TOURIST HOME, Mrs. Dave Plott, U. S. 19, Soco Road, 2 room,, 1 bath, hot water, kitchen privileges. Tel. 60-M-2. FERGUSON, MRS. H. C, 200 East St. 7 rooms, 4 baths. Grade "A". Tel. 197-J. COBB, MRS. BILL, 325 Branner Avenue. 1 room, 1 bath, capacity 3. Tel. 541-W. GARRETT, MRS. NOBLE, Sr. Walnut & Boundary Streets. 4 rooms, 4 baths. i, capacity 7. ie 2-room cc A. 861. KETNER, MRS. CHARLES, 112 Walnu Tel. 490. GLAVICH, MR. & MRS. EDW. 301 Boyd Avenue, corner of Tote St. 1 bath. Tel. 533 M. SCHENCK, MRS. GORDON. 307 Boundary St MEDFORD, MR. & MRS. HENRY M. </i mil. 3 baths. Grade "A". Tel. 1179-W. CANNON, R. C. HOME, Clyde, N. C. 3 rooi 10. Grade "A". Tel. Canton 5639. ADGERWOOD, Henry W. Woodward. Balsam Drive. 20 rooms, American Plan. Tel. 62. CAMP, MRS. E. B., 203 Pigeon St. May to Nov. 1, 3 rooms, 1 apartment, capacity 6. Telephone 483. HILLTOP TOURIST HOME, Mrs. Estelle B. Stackpale, Woynesville-Hazel- 448-R. STOVALL, MRS. FELIX, Woolsey Height,, 2 room,, 2 bath,. Open all year. Tel. 338. THE BRANDTS, MR. 8. MRS. E. L. BRANDT, 106 Balsam Drive, 3 room,, 3 Telep e 521. DOGWOOD HOLLOW, » Stamey Cove. 3 rt LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C. HOTELS AND INNS COLONIAL INN, Tel. 294-W. SUNSET COTTAGE, Tel. 756-W. TERRACE HOTEL, Tel. 706, LAMBETH HALL, Tel. 647. LAKESIDE LODGES, Tel. 9188. SIDNOLA, Tel. 201-R. HEART'S DESIRE, Tel. 11-W. PROVIDENCE LODGE, Tel. 11-M. QUAY MEDFORD FARM, Tel. 261-R. A. L. ENSLEY, Tel. 581-R. HENDERSON COUNTY Highways U. S. 25, 64,176 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. HOTELS, INNS. LODCES, MOTEL, CUEST HOMES BOWEN HOTEL, Dining Room, Coffee Shop. Opposite Post Office Bldg. Tel. 4458. SKYLAND HOTEL, G. C. Bovard, Mgr., 534 North Main St. Coffee shop. 108 room,, all with private bath. Tel. 4241. TERRACE COURT HOTEL. A. K. Ruoman. North Main St. 20 rooms, all BONNIE HAVEN, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Enright. 13 Tel. 9126 THE CEDARS, Mrs. H. B. Kelly, Lessee. 227 Sev Tel 7542. FELDER HOUSE, 421 Sixth Ave. West. 9 rooms. HENDERSONVILLE INN, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Johns. JEFFERSON HOTEL, LcTise cVil™*, M^r.°PThir'd' WAVERLY GUEST HOUSE, F ith Ave. West. 33 re 4808. urel Park. 3000 ft. elevi el. 6411. Tel. 3627. 3oad. 9 rooms. Tel. 5023. Flat Rock, N. C. May 1 to Hines AAA-Red Book. Tel. .AKESIDE Tel. 3448. LAUREL PARK INN, Laurel Park. 30 ro SHANO HILL, Mrs W. A. Bennett Hav WOODFIELDS INN, Mr. ond Mrs. Joe CI. November 1. Recommended by Di 6016. BARKER'S ROCKWOOD INN, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Parker Bat Cave N I US 64—15 miles from Hendersonville. Telephone Lake Lure 3121 Lake Lure Inn, Lake Lure, N. C. S. A. Eudy, Mgr. Tel, 3211. THE MARLBOROUGH HOTEL, 204 Fifth Ave. West 28 rooms Tel 457 WILLIAMS HOUSE, 247 Fifth Ave. West ESMERALDA INN, Chimney Rock, N. C. G. A. Eichelberger. 15 roorr MOUNTAIN VIEW INN, Chimney Rock, N. C. Open all year, 40 rcorr APARTMENTS MILLER'S PINE ACRES, J. K. Miller. 4 efficiency apartments, bedroor M^MCO^rI?,'COTTACES, TRAILER CAMPS KIRKLAND'S COURT, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kirkland. Vi mile south on I 25. AAA recommended. New, private baths. Tel. 6380. BIRD HAVEN COURT, Frank Lipp, owner, l'/j mile south on Greenvil Highway. Modern cottages, all utilities. Tel. 6166. CAROLINA COURT, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Moore, owners. Hendersonville on US 25. Spacious grounds, shuffle n SOUTH WIND COURT, Mr. an' " modern motel. Tel. 4945. DUNROMIN TOURIST COURT, US 25 south. Cool, quiet. ■ CLEAR VIEW COTTAGES, •I. Tel. 6186. s. Dennis. US 25 si jr mountain lakes. Tel. 5449. BRIGHTWATE~R COTTAGES, S J. Childs, owner Brevai Furnished cottages, lodge with meals. Tel. 4121. CHEVES COTTAGES, Flat Rock, N. C. Cottages, kitcht HOLMES COTTAGES, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes. CLARK'S TRAILER VILLAGE, Vi mile south of Hende Hathoway. On US 25. New, Parchel, owners. On ages, kitchenettes. Tel. 3113. (Tof5 Hendersonville on US 25. Completely furnished cottages, ighthousekeeping cottoges, cab- ■nburg Highway. Mod- ,. C. Tel. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES, Hebron R Tel 3253. EDGEWATER MANOR on Lake Osceolc ins, rooms. Tel. 5232. HYDER COTTAGES, 1 Vt miles south of city ern stone cottages, kitchenettes, private baths. Tel. 4472. LAWSON'S STONE RESTAURANT AND COTTAGES, F 5488. MARSHALL'S COTTAGES, on US 25 north enroute As!- 5106. MORLEY'S CABINS AND TRAILER CAMP, 1 mile sc 9238 PINE BREEZE LODGE, Mr and M RED GATES, Mr. and Mrs. C. E Tel. 5818. SMITH'S LAKE FRONT COTTAGES, C. Roy Smith, Loke Lure, N. C. Tel. 2471. STONY MOUNTAIN LODGE, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crutchfield, owners. Tel. 5137. TOWLES COTTAGES, US 25, 1 Vl miles south of Hendersonville. Tel. 3458. EATINC PLACES (other than listed) HOME FOOD SHOP CAFETERIA, Mr,. Charm Keeter & Carll Morris. Pecan and Apple Pie our Specialties. Grade "A". Tel. 5186. IMPERIAL RESTAURANT CLIFTON'S RESTAURANT , DALE'S DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT, C. D Newland. Southern Pit Bar-B-Que and chicken Tel 6404. RHODY'S SANDWICH SHOP MILLER'S SODA SHOP DAVEY'S ROADSIDE RESTAURANT, Fletcher, N. C. JACKSON COUNTY SYLVA, N. C. U. S. 19A-23 and N. C. 107 HOTELS CAROLINA HOTEL, H. L. Bass; Main Street, 35 rooms, 25 baths. Tel. 9106. LLOYD HOTEL & PIONEER VILLAGE, B. Lloyd; Main Street. SYLVA HOTEL, Mrs. W. O. Monteith. Tel. 15. MOTOR COURTS, MOTELS ROLLING GREEN COURT, The Lees; 3 miles south of Sylva; » udio n EL RANCHO MOTEL, Mr^'orrL; On' Highways Y19A - 23,°Six rl MAPLE SPRINGS TOURIST COURT & CAFE, 19A & 23. Tel. 219-J. CUEST HOMES LANDIS TOURIST HOME, Mrs. H. J. Undis; Main Street. Tel. 287-J. PARRIS HOME, Mrs. Jno. A. Parris, Sr.; Corner Keener & Main St 5 r, private bath,. Tel. 55. 200. JACKSON COUNTY - Continued HOLDEN TOURIST HOME, Mr,. L. Holden; Main Street. Tel. 187-W. THE FREEZE HOUSE, Mr,. J. F. Freeze; Just off Highway 107. Tel. 126. MRS. D. M. TALLENT TOURIST HOME. Tel. 286-J. MRS. DON FI5.HER TOURIST HOME; Just off Highway 19A & 23 Tel. 218-M. PINNACLE VIEW, Miss Alma Lassen; Highwoy 19A & 23. Tel. 0703. WILLIAMS TOURIST HOME, Mrs. F. M. Williams; 2 mile, ea,t way 19A & 23; good beds, quiet, cool place. Tel. 218 W. MT. VIEW FARM, Mrs. Gertrude Allison; 2Vi miles east, off Highwoy 19 &23. MISS EULA SHEPHERD'S HOME; Vi mile off Highway 23. Tel. 194-W. EATINC PLACES PARK LUNCH ROOM, Mrs. Tom Keever; Main Street, accommodate, 5 it off High- Tel. 175. Tel. 32. capacity 12. Telephone 1101. baths; KIRKPATRICK, MRS. W. L. Asheville Rood, 5 rooms, 4 baths. Tel. 166. TATE'S GUEST HOUSE, Mrs. Joe Tote, Hazelwood, N. C. 5 rooms, 4 baths. capacity 12. Grade "A". Tel. 935. Wh ROGERS, MR. & MRS. CLAUDE, 600 Dellwood Road. 3 rooms, 1 bath. Ca pacity 8. Tel. 237-J. McCLURE, MRS. E. B. Walnut St. Close in near several good eating places. VELT'S CAFE, Velt Wilson; Main Street, 75 seating cape DILLSBORO, N. C. N. C. 107 & U. S. 19A, Junction U. S. 23 JARRETT SPRINGS HOTEL. Tel. 9103-J. HILLCREST COTTAGES, Mrs. J. C. Cannon; Guest cottages, fire places, private bath,, electric kitchen,, large lawns. Tel. 242-R. GREYSTONE LODGE, R. D. Sutton; Restaurant service. CANNON'S COTTAGES, Mrs. M. B. Cannon; 12 rooms. Tel. 242-W. MRS. MINNIE DILLS GRAY GUEST HOME. Tel. 241 M. THE HAVEN, Mrs. J. C. Dillard. Tel. 243-R. MRS. BETTY PARNELL HOME. MRS. MYRTLE OSBORNE HOME, 4 rooms. Tel. 245-W. NEW RIVERSIDE COTTAGES, Miss Maude Leatherwood; XVt miles from Sylva, N. C. CARL'S COTTAGES, Mrs. Carl Allman; 5 cottages, kitchenettes, private :ity 20. Tel. 247-R. Mr. ond Mrs. L. G. Appley; 19A-107; 10 bedrooms, capacity oom; 20 minutes drive to Cherokee. WHltTIER, N. C, AND AREA NEAR CHEROKEE, N. C. U.S.19AandN.C107 SUNSET FARMS, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bumgarner; 22 rooms. Good Food. Tel.: Coll Sylva operator. CORDELL'S GUEST HOME, 3 miles south of Cherokee. Tel. 3905. HILLSIDE HAVEN MOTOR COURT, Miller Hall; Private baths, hot water, innerspring mattresses; 3 mi. south of Cherokee. Tel. Cherokee 3907. GREEN ACRES FARM, Mrs. C. P. Shelton; ' Tel. Cherokee 107. ■ ■ in; 5 n it food; 3</a miles froi HAYES CABINS, J. C. Hayes; 2</i 3944. MRS. J. JILES TOURIST HOME; £107, 2'/i miles south of Cherokee. Tel. 3945. REDWING TOURIST CABINS, Wade H. Beck; £107 2 miles southeast ol Cherokee. Tel. Cherokee 3943. MAC'S INDIAN VILLAGE, Mrs. L. McAlhaney; £107, Motor Court & Res Tel. 3921. HALL'S Tel. 3946. SHADY BROOK MOTOR COURT, Albert Parti Cherokee. Tel. Cherokee 3917. CULLOWHEE. N. C. Highway N. C. 107 THE PINES. Col. D. L. Hooper; Two miles from Cullowh niles south of Cherokee. £107, 3 miles south of RS FARM, Mrs. Brady Pari Itoge. Tel. ?" ; Cullowhee Valley Road; 10 re THE BROWN HOUSE, Mrs. R. V. Brown. Tel. LITTLE HOMES, Mrs. D. H. Brown. Tel. 292. MRS. M. YARBOROUGH HOME. Tel. 341. E GRILL, Mr. and Mrs. Berlin A TOWNHOUSE SODA SHOP, * s, Sandwi ,; Completr CASHIERS, N. C. Highways U.S. 64 & N.C. 107 HIGH HAMPTON INN & COUNTRY CLUB, W. F. Lewis; 85 rooms, la fishing, golf, hiking, horseback riding; Capacity 175. Tel. 2331. COTTAGE INN, Mrs. W. P. Dickinson; 15 rooms. Tel. 9421. WHISPERING PINES, Rooms ond Cottage. Tel. 2163. OAKMONT LODGE, 20 rooms. Tel. 9411. WHITESIDE MOUNTAIN, INC., W. F. Lewis, Mgr. CABIN WEAVERS, Mrs. Lewis Norton. CAROLINA MOUNTAIN SHOP, Henry Conkle. Tel. 2282. GAY, N. C. U. S. Highway No. 23 MACON COUNTY Highways U.S. 23-64 N.C. 28 FRANKLIN, N.C. HOTELS, INNS, LODCES FRANKLIN TERRACE HOTEL, Horn on Avenue 26 rooms r nd 24 baths. Teleph ne 9110. KELLY'S IN ^1 & TEA ROOM, M in St Corner U. S 23 & 28. Te 9112. RIVER ROC : INN, Mrs. G. G. Wntk ns, eight mi es east on L S. 64 M.qh ood. Private baths Office Gne ss, N. C. Telephone WAYAH BALD LODGE, Woyol Roo< . Rooms an d meal,. Te 714. TRIMONT 1 SKYWAY F NN, Harrison Aven je. 5 rooms. E uropean & A nenco Plan OTEL, Main Street Tel phone 9102. RIVERVIEW INN; Fronklin, N. C. Rooms ond meals. Telephone 150. MOTOR COURTS COWEE MOUNTAIN MOTOR COURT, Mrs. Claude Belco. Located of foot of Cowee Mountain, U. S. 23 east. PANORAMA COURT & DINING ROOM, H. B. & Ruth L. Davis. U.S. 23 south. Lovely lounge, terrace. Friendly and homelike. Telephone 179. SCENIC MOTOR COURT, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Clontz. U. S. 23. 12 units, 12 baths, dining room. Near Golf course, swimming. Telephone 162. WOOD MOTOR COURT, Lee Wood. 9 units, Beaufyrest, electric heat, private baths. On Palmer Street in Town. AAA. Telephone 223. TRAILER SPACE PINE HILL TRAILER SPACE, U. S. 64 eost. Telephone 463-J. CABINS AND COTTACES BIGGERS CABINS, Wayah Road. Light housekeeping cottages. FRANKLIN LODGE & GOLF COURSE, U. S. 23 south. Margaret B. McGill. Golf course, tennis, ping pong. Good food. Telephone 35. SHELL COTTAGES, A golf c Telep e 170-J. i, heated a fully fi nished. SKYWATER COTTAGES, L. S. Peck. I WAYAH VALLEY CABINS, Wayah Road. MRS HENRY'S CABINS, U. S. 23 & 64 west. Tele WOMACK'S COTTAGES, U. S. 64 eost. Telephone DOTENDORFF CABINS, Wayah Road. RANCHES BUCK CREEK RANCH, on U. S. 64 west. Near Ran thorn. Owner. LULLWATER PLACE, Bill ond Con Bald Mou Y RANCH, E. * hiking, horseback riding. At Arrowwood Glade, foot V Housekeeping cabins. Telephone 715. TOURIST HOMES BESHEARS TOURIST HOME, West Main St. Large cool rooms, exc view. One block from Post Office. Telephone 145. MRS. JOHN W. JONES, Palmer Street. Light housekeeping and roon SHADY LANE, U. S 28 north. Cottoges. JAMES J. MANN, U. S. 23 south. Telephone 1505. MRS RUBY BRADLEY, Bidwell St. Telephone 168. HALL IN THE PINES, near foot of Town Hill. Telephone 188. MRS. JENNIE NOLEN, First St. Telephone 311. MRS. LOGAN ALLEN, East Main St. MRS. O C. CORBIN, U. S 64 east Between Highlands and Franklin MRS LESTER CONLEY, Harrison Ave. Telephone 104. MRS G. A. JONES. U. S 23 south. Telephone 39-J. MRS R M RIMMER, U. S. 64 east. Telephone 254. W M. BURCH, U. S. 23 east APARTMENTS LEACH APARTMENTS, West Main St. EATINC PLACES DRYMAN RESTAURANT, Main St. Grade "A". Seating capacity 50. e 180. •r St. Telep c 22. n St. Telephone 140. HIGHLANDS, N. C. Highways U. S. 64 and N. C. 106 PIERSON INN. KINGS INN. Telephone 32. TRICEMONT TERRACE. Telephone 9150. FAIRVIEW INN. ~ ' k, Mgr. Centrally located. Telephon MACON COUNTY - Continued HIGHLANDS MANOR, American Plan. Quiet and restful. Children wanted. Telephone 9100. POTTS HOUSE, Main St. Telephone 9155. HIGHLANDER HOTEL. Telephone 9154. SATULAH LODGE. Telephone 149. COUNTRY CLUB HIGHLANDS COUNTRY CLUB AND COTTAGES. On Highway 106. Telephone 27. MOTOR COURTS, CUEST HOMES, COTTACES KALMIA COURT, Dr. Jessie Z. Moreland. Rooms with private baths, heat. Telephone 133. SKYLAND COURT, Ed Ferger. 15 units, overnight & efficiency apartments. VIRGINIA PARK, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McFarland. Completely furnished housekeeping cottages. Telephone 63. MITCHELL'S COTTAGES, Mrs. C. E. Mitchell. Approved Motel. Kitchen- 0hS EATINC PLACES THE HIGHLANDER. Telephone 127. HAROLD'S CAFE. Telephone 148. THE TAR HEEL. Telephone 116. MADISON COUNTY Highways U. S. 25, 70, N. C. 209 HOT SPRINGS, N. C. HOTELS, INNS, MOTOR COURTS HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, 52 rooms. Capacity 70. TWEED'S COURT, 10 rooms, capacity 28. Tel. 24. SUNNYBANK INN, 6 rooms, capacity 18. Tel. 62. HENDERSON'S COURT, 12 rooms, capacity 24. OLD MILL WHEEL, 10 rooms, capacity 24. EATINC PLACES a,« numerou, g jd «jmg ^-j^" H* P£9« BALSAM TOURIST HOME, 7 rooms, capacity 16. STUART'S TOURIST HOME, 5 rooms, capocity 12. EATING PLACES MRS. REID'S CAFE ROBERTS' PHARMACY (meals) TIPTON CAFE. POLK COUNTY TRYON, N. C. Highways U. S. 176, N. C. 9 and 108 HOTELS, INNS AND LODCES BUCKINGHAM INN, S. M. Buckingham; at roadside - parking - in town - 16 rooms, 13 baths. Tel. 167. MIMOSA INN, W. M. Hester; Highway 108, golf, riding, water sports, American Plan. Tel. 206. MELROSE LODGE, Mrs. Theo. D. Jervey; near churches, library and village. Tel. 192. OAK HALL HOTEL, G. D. Cookiey; large lobby, dining room, 5 acre, to enjoy; square dancing, shuffle board, Television. Tel. 10. PINE CREST INN, The Carter Browns; Oct. 1 to May IS, American Plan, all rooms with bath and twin beds. Tel. 102. MILL FARM INN. SALUDA, N.C. SALUDA INN, Mrs. C. W. Mason; 3 miles from Pearson Falls, mountain hikes. Just off No. 176 on Greenville St. Tel. 2691. SWAIN COUNTY BRYSON CITY, N. C. Highway U. S. 19 HOTELS AND INNS INN, L. R. Frye. Tel. 106, 9155. CALHOUN HOTEL, Mrs. T. W. Kindley. In the heart of Town. Ci 75. Excellent food. Tel. 51 and 9161. in St. Capacity 35. Tel. 166 W. RHODODENDRON MOTOR COURT, Dr. B. C. Thomas AAA approved. Telephc lain Street. NORTON'S MOTOR COURT, Norton Surrette. Overlooking Tuckaseegee River. Capacity 26. MIAGENE MOTOR COURT, Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Ti 20 u view el. 231. REST HAVEN MOTOR COURT and tobies. Capacity 28. Other rooms in Guest Home. Tel. 159-W. MYERS TOURIST COURT, Norton Myers. Center of Town on U. S. 19. Capacity 90. Tel. 55. LODGE MOUNTAIN LAKE LODGE, Mr. & Mrs. F. B. Bowmon. On 19A, 5'/z miles eost of Bryson City Log cabin lodge. Fried Chicken, Tel. 1904. CABINS; COTTACES SMOKY MOUNTAIN CABINS, Mr. & Mrs. Burgin Shuler. Capacity 80. Tel. 7712. FISHERMEN'S COTTAGE, The Alexanders. 9 mi. west of Bryson City on TOURIST HOMES MYERS TOURIST HOME, Mrs. C. F. Myers. Located on Main St. Capacity 13. Tel. 76. EDWARDS TOURIST HOME, Mrs. McKinley Edward,. Capacity 10. Tel. 60. PARK VIEW Mrs R M Thomosson. Capacity 15. Tel. 158-W. MRS. OSCAR MARTIN'S TOURIST HOME. In East Bryson City. Tel. 129-J. MRS. W. M. DeHART. Capacity 17. MRS. ORA DOUGHERTY HOME. Capacity 14. Tel. 70 MARTIN HOUSE, Mrs. G H. Martin. Capacity 10. Tel. 89. MRS. CHAS BRANTON'S HOME, On the Square. Capacity 6. Tel. 213 J MRS. B. C. JONES'HOME. Capacity 20. Tel. 126. WEEKS TOURIST HOME. Capacity 7. Tel. 220-W. FRED SHULER HOME Capacity 10. OSCAR MARTIN HOME Capacity 6. Tel. 129. MRS. JOHN CALHOUN, Vi mile east of Bryson City. Capacity 5. Tel. 72-M. MRS. SAM L. DAVIS, Vi mile east of Bryson City. Capacity 8. MRS. JENNIE ANGEL. Capacity 20. Tel. 138. STILWELL'S HOME, 7 miles out of Bryson City on NC 28. Capacity 8. MRS. WALTER NICHOLS' HOME, 3 miles from Bryson City on US 19. Ca- SHADY GROVE ROOMS, Mrs. C. W. DeHART, 2Vi miles west of Bryson City. MRS. P. L. CRISP'S HOME. 2Vi miles east. Capacity 20. Tel. 7706. MRS P. S. FERGUSON GUEST HOME, 3 mi. east of Bryson City. Capacity * Tel, 7709. ROLLING HILL GUEST HOME, Mr,. Tom J. Ferguson, 2 miles east of Bryson City. Rooms with private ond semi-private baths. Tel. 7705. APARTMENTS HARWOOD APARTMENTS & GUEST HOME, Mrs. J. H. Harwood. New, ing lot.' Capacity 28. Tel. 248-J. THOMAS APARTMENTS. Tel. 77-J. MILLER'S FURNISHED APARTMENTS. P. O Box 296, Bryson City. TOURIST FARMS PINE TREE FARM, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Leatherwood, 1 mile north. Capacity HYATT'S FARM, R ' ' can plan > 50. r, EATINC PLACES SNEED'S RESTAURANT, James Sneed. Tables ond booths. Regular dinners. Excellent food. Grade "A". Located on Main St. BRYSON CITY DRUG CO. K. E. Bennett. Grade "A". Courtesy and good food a specialty. Tel. 33. E & S CAFE, on the square. Tel. 9150. BROOKSIDE GRILL. Main St. Tel. 227. HARRY'S CAFE, Everett St. BUS TERMINAL CAFE. DENT'S CAFE NANTAHALA, N.C. (West of Bryson City on U. S. 19) NANTAHALA INN & VILLAGE, Mr. and Mn. Charle, Watts. 9 mile, west. Hotel rooms, cottages ond cabins. Dining Room and snack bar. Ca- YOUNG'S TOURIST COURT, Mr. and Mrs. Gorge. Capacity 30. Tel. Nantahalc ELA, N. C. (East of Bryson City on U. S. 19) ELA MOTOR COURT, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fowler. 10 modern units. Pri- FOWLER'S CABINS, John Fowier. 6 mile, east of Bryson City on US 19. rold J. Young. In Nantahali Privati LLOYD'S MOTOR COURT, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Lloyd. Capacity 100. Near Cherokee & Great Smokies Park. Tel. Bryson City 9101. NICHOLS MOTOR COURT, Mr. ond Mrs. J. R. Nichols. US 19, near Cherokee. Privote baths, cooking facilities. Capacity 40. Tel. Bryson City SWAIN 10UNTY - Continued HIAWATHA LODGE, Ed Coo^r. Capacity 34. Lodge and cabins. Tel. Bryson City 9106. EARLE'S TOURIST COURT. Ci pacify 50. Tel. 7707. CRAWFORD'S CABINS, Charles Crawford. CHEROKEE, N. C. CHEROKEE VILLAGE Highways U.S. 19& N.C. 107 MOTOR COURTS BOUNDARY TREE MOTOR COURT, Woodrow Welch, Mgr. Craft shop, go, station service, Dining Room. Capacity 75. Tel. Cherokee 9142. THUNDERBIRD MOTOR COURT, Irma and Fred Robie 8 units, private baths, overlooking Oconaluftee River. Capacity 16. Tel. Cherokee 3361. WHITETREE TOURIST CENTER, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Whitetree. Modern, cabins and rooms. Capacity 12. Tel. Sylva 3781. LODCES CLINGMAN'S DOME LODGE, Mr. Gault. Capacity 28. NEWFOUND LODGE, Lois Q. Wright. Lodge, cabins, and rooms. Capacity 76. Tel. 3362. OCONALUFTEE INN, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Beck. Capacity 30. GIFT SHOP CHEROKEE CHIEFTAIN GIFT SHOP, Louise and Ross Caldwell. EATING PLACES BOUNDARY TREE COFFEE SHOP, Mrs. Helen Lewis, Mgr. Dining Room. Copacity 80. Tel. Cherokee 9141. CHEROKEE CHIEFTAIN SNACK BAR. NEWFOUND LODGE DINING ROOM. OCONA CAFE. RESERVATION GRILL. CHEROKEE BUS STATION CAFE. MUSEUM RESTAURANT. CHEROKEE INN. PATTON'S CAFE. INFORMATION HUT Located on Route 107, Cherokee, N. C, near entrance rood to Mountainside Theater. General Information. Advance ticket reservation service for UNTO THESE HILLS—A Drama of the Cherokees. Call Tel. Cherokee 3611. TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY Highway U. S. 64 & 276, N. C. 280 BREVARD, N. C. HOTELS COLONIAL INN, 410 East Main Street. Tel. 205. THE PIERCE-MOORE HOTEL, 235 West Main St. Single, double, rooms, private bath CASCADE INN, located 8 miles out on Cascade Lake; Housekeeping Cot- MOTOR COURTS HILLTOP MOTOR COURT, located on Highway 64 PISGAH MOTOR COURT, en Highway No. 64 betweei ; large playi U. S. 64 north. MT. TOXAWAY LODGE AND CABINS, I. Brevard and Highlands. COTTACES AND CABINS LAKE SEGA COTTAGES, XVt miles out; catering to families; furnished i tages. Tel. 610. CLEMENT CABINS, 4 miles out. Modern housekeeping facilities i>l ■ CASCADE LAKE COTTAGES, 8 miles out, for families, modern. Tel 9 BEARWALLOW SPRINGS, COTTAGES—Gift Shop, in Oakland, N. C. Hi way 64 between Cashiers and Rosman. CUEST HOMES AIKEN LODGE, 214 E. Main St, Tel. 562 IDLEWILDE, 324 Cashiers Valley Road. Tel. 102-J. FRAZIER HOUSE, 545 Country Club Rood Tel. 557-J. ENGLAND HOME AND DINING ROOM, 211 West Main St. THE PINES, Pisgah Forest, N. C. 8 miles out, Tel. 163. RADFORD HOUSE, 570 E. Main St. Tel. 9. THE DARLINGTON, Mrs. E. M. Rawls. Capacity 40. Tel, 108. THE BRYANT HOUSE, 326 King St. Tel. 202. HOLLYHOUSE, Greenville Road, 1 Vi miles out. Tel. 86. THE OAK, Miss Hattie Aiken, 212 E. Main St. Convenient location, c fortable rooms. Tel. 758-W. THE JAMES FRANCIS, Mrs. Roy Konipe. Centrally located, innersp beds, 5 bedrooms & 2 baths; between Rt. 276 & No 64. Tel. 34. MRS. GEORGE F """ ■wl/ 'I. Tel. 627 RESIDENTIAL ROOMS AND APARTMENTS ABERCROMBIE APARTMENTS, N. Broad St. Tel. 478. MRS. P. V CLEMENTS, 349 Broad St, Tel. 478. LUKE HARRISON, 226 S. Caldwell St. Tel. 21 l-J. MRS. J. H. TINSLEY, 323 W Mom St. Tel. 110. MRS. R. R. FISHER, 808 North Broad St. Tel. 41. MRS. S. E. VARNER, 812 N Broad St. Tel. 73-J. MRS. JOHN BRYSON SUMMEY, 309 Probort St. Tel. 208. WALNUT INN, 201 E. Main St. Tel 71. MRS. LYNCH MOORE, Country Club Rd. RHODES GUEST HOUSE, Hendersonville Highway Tel. 330-J. CAFES AND RESTAURANTS GAITHER'S RESTAURANT, J. C. Goither, "The Home of Good Food". Grade "A". Junction of 64 & 27n Tel. 124. THE COFFEE SHOP, J. Fred Taylor, private dining room, also booths, tobies U S 276. Tel. 385 GALLOWAY'S CAFE, 12 South Broad St. Grade "A". Western North Carolina Welcomes You to See Kebmit «Jtu*ite>U A DRAMA OF THE CHEROKEE INDIAN SECOND BIG SEASON June 23rd through Sept. 3rd, 1951 Motudcunlide lUeai'ie CHEROKEE, NORTH CAROLINA What the Critics Say Alfred Mynders in the Chattanooga Times— ". . . the most resounding hit in the history of outdoor historical dramas ... the most satisfying and inspiring vacation experience to be found anywhere in America today." Don Shoemaker in the Asheville (N. C.) Citizen— "Unto These Hills" is good—even great. . . will probably be standing long after South Pacific (the Broadway hit) is again better known as an ocean." Performances presented nightly except Monday, July and August. All seats reserved—admission $1.50, $1.80, $2.40 and $3.00. Write UNTO THESE HILLS, Cherokee, N. C, for tickets and information. BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY MOUNT MITCHELL CHEROKEE INDIAN RESERVATION FONTANA DAM GREAT SMOKY MONTAINS NAT'L PARK HIWASSEE DAM AND STATE PARK NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST
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Within decorative border, shows roads, scenic overlooks, waterfalls, golf courses, fishing streams, and recreation areas. Includes inset indexes to towns, lakes, parks, forests, and religious assemblies, text, illustrations, distance chart, and location map. 1951 accommodations on verso. "Highway base map courtesy N.C. State Highway & Public Works Commission. Natural and recreation features from National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service and Tennessee Valley Authority maps. Fishing stream data courtesy N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission." Relief shown by hachures and spot heights
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