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PAGE FOUR THE FRANKLIN PRESS and THE HIGHLANDS MACCMAN Tp $ f -f. i ft SOCIAL ACTIVITIES and COMINGS AND GOINGS Miss Carrie Lee Pannell Weds Robert Ramey The marriage of Miss Carrie Lee Pannell, formerly of Franklin, to Mr. Robert Ramey, of Tiger, da., on December 28, 1932, at Clarkes ville, Ga., was announced last week in the Clayton Tribune. The ceremony was performed by Judge F. E. Gabriels of Clarkes ville. The bridal couple was accom panied to Clarkesville by Miss Fan nie Rogers and Henry L. Whit mire. ' Mrs. Ramey,- who is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pannell of Franklin, , is a graduate of the Franklin high school and of Athens Business college, Athens, Ga. For the past year she has been doing secretarial work for the law firm of Bynum and Frankum in Clay ton. Prior to going to Clayton she was connected with the Western Carolina Telephone company of fice'here and with the office of the register of deeds of Macon county. The bride possesses a winsome personality and has won many friends both in Franklin and Clay ton. Mr. Ramey is. a native of Rabun county, a member of one of the! oldest families in that county, the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ramey of Tiger. He is a graduate of the Rabun county high school, having finished last year with honors, be-ingsecond-high-4n the class, He 3s nowIattendinn)raughatf ness college in Atlanta, where he expects to finish in the spring. Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. A, N. Eller, of Commerce, Ga., announce the mar riage ..ofjheiLdaughterIaryEliz abeth, to Ben McCollum of Frank lin, in Clarkesville, Ga., November o, 1930. Mrs. McCollum is a graduate nurse in Angel Brothers' hospital, where she has been nursing for some time. She has won a large circle of friends by her charming personality since coming here. Mr. McCollum is manager of the Johnson Barber Shop and has made his home here for the past seven-years: M ei5thronr orM r jindMrs R.D.3f cCollumof Cleveland, Ga. Mrs. SalliFWatson, of Knoxville, Tenn., arrived here' Friday for a visit with Mrs. Logan A, Allen. . George 15. Patton -m ade a bu si -day, .... r J J M.rs.S Ev- Penland-at tended-t he funeral of Charlie Rogers, former cleric of superior court of Rabun county,' Ga., at Oayton, Ga., last Frid ay , ' Gilmer A. Jones, R. S. Jones, George B. Patton and R. D. Sisk attended the funeral of Judge Wal ter Moore at Sylva Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Eugene R. Eller, who un derwent, an operation for appen dicitis at Angel Brothers' hospital Jaini. - We have just returned from the big eastern markets, where we have' bought merchandise we are proud to sell you good, new, clean goods. The prices are very low, as our policy is: "Smr.ll profits Big Turn- ,over. Ladies' Spring Suits, All Wool...... ...$4.95 Spring Coats in Very Atto Ladies' New Wash Dresses.;..,.....::.,....,..;:,,......;..,...;.. Men's and Boys' Work Shoes . . . 98c Men's HatsBig Values. Men's Odd Dress Coats... ... . .. ,..$1.50 38-Inch Prints, Extra Good, per yd., 5c LadiesLOxfords . , ...-,,;,,.,,,,,-..,, 98c Alarm Clocks, Good Value ::: r:-79c Curtains, Ready-Made, 2-1-2 Yds. Longr...'...n'..::..-..:.29c Towels, 20x40, Largest size , I 1 iiiiiii-Mrii y '15 ','mT.mB !l ?ii "!' in' i' I J Do not fail to attend our annual 9c Sale. Here you will find real bargains in household goods, dishes, glassware, notions, and a big variety of all. iamidleirs5' Store Monday, was reported to be rest ing nicely. S. Htinnicutt and- W: E. Mozclcy of Otlo, attended the fun eral of Charlie Rogers at Clayton, Ga., last Friday. . Mrs. Jack Stribling is confined to her bed this week with influenza. Mrs. (iastqn Curtis, of Atlanta, Ga., spent Monday, nijjhr here with Mr. and Mrs. W.. F. Curtis.- II. P. Nichols, chief clerk of the Nantah'ala National Forest Service, who recently underwent an opera- tion at Angel brothers hospital, is; able to be out again. I Mrs.-'Lester - Conley has been ill! at her home on Harrison avenue, with influenza. 1 Mrs. E. K. Cunningham, who has been' spending several weeks in iv n.,,v, .;t, w Cf,n iaviuiui ..w,, , J. K. Cunningham, returned to her home here Monday. .Mrs. Lamar Ellard has been con- l.neci to ner ueu lor several with influenza. y. I Ross Zachary, ; who is teaching school near Waynesville, is spend ing several days here with his' uncle, R. D. Sisk, and Mrs. Sisk at their home on -lotla street. . Mrs; Sallie Calloway, of Tugalo, j Ga., 'came to Franklin last Thhrs-: day for a visit with her dnughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Frank. Calloway, at her home on Bonny Crest. W.--F-, Curtis left Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga., for "a Visit " wftirTits sons, Gaston and Robert Curtis. J. K. Cunningham arrived here Monday from Daylona Beach, Fla., to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law, Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Mrs. Dee Porter, of 'Spruce Pine, arrived here Saturday for a visit withheL4)areiiis, Mr. and Mxs W. J. Zachary, and sister, Mrs. Harry Higgins, at their home on Harrison aWnueT "Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Setser and Mr. and Mrs. Derald Ashe attend ed the funeral of Mr. Lee Fisher, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Setser's in Waynesville last Tuesday. Miss' Nina Morgan, of West Ashevillc, spent several (lavs here last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Ray. She was. ac- romp an ted on h er ret ttm-S a t urd ay- bj Mrs. Ray, who spcnttheyed end in Ashevillc with relatives and friends. -. """Mrs. E.F.; Watkliis antniaugh t e r'."Mis s '"Eli zab cfh,r cfu rned to their home in Albany, Ga., last Fri 7lnyziafrer"r5pTdinR-Tp'er u A cictor Mrc H O CcixA CARD OF THANKS .,Wc wish , to express our.. heart-. felt appreciation for the many acts ui Eindi'ieM aud....syfiTpatIiy niaii" ifestcd to us during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister, Elizabeth Kelly. Let us as sure all that their loving kindness has been a real comfort to us in our bereavement. Mrs. Eliza Kellv Adv. and Family. roils 2? - 6 - MethodistChurch Notes BY REV. O. P. ADER Closing the Sunday school with the worship service, the pastor takes as his theme, "Entrance In to the Christian Life," or "Intro ducing. Men To Christ." The pastor in a series of ser mons on the Christian life has al ready discussed the place of "the Bible, and of prayer in the. home, and the place of prayer in private life ; and then the temptation of the enemy to get the Christian to make a compromise with him;, and now in the fourth sermon he comes to study how Christ builds up His kingdom in the earth. You are in vited to join in the study of this series ot sermons. Young people meet at 6:45 p. m. The evening worship service is to be featured by the installation ot new ott.cers ot the Womans;s Y '"f r tit: : : n1!. . ,i 7 i i : . Methodist church takes pride in 'having a Woman s Missionary so- ..;,, ... , . ...... v lu U,L ginning of this great work. The men of the church need to know more about this wonderful work of our Mothers, Franklin Circuit Notices REV. G. N. DUL1N, PASTOR There will be services at all churches on the Franklin circuit next Sunday, January 29. The pas- tor....wilO i sTe rs.' " ' "' "'' " First Sunday Bethel, 11 a. m.; Salem, 2:30 p. m. ; Clarke's Chapel, 7:30 p. m. Second Sunday Snow Hill, 11 a. m. ; Riverview, 2:30 p. m. ; lotla, 7:30 p.m. ; Third Sunday Clarke's Chapel, 11 a. m. ; Salem, 2:30 p. m. ; Bethel, 7:30 p. m. Fourth SundayIothr 1 1 Oakdalc, 2 :30 p. m. ; Snow Hill 7:30 p. m. Fifth Sunday lotla, Oakdale and Bethel, 11 . m, ; Riverview and Salem, 2:30 p. m. ; Snow Hill and Clarke's Chapel, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. at all churches on circuit except at Clarke's Chapel and Salem Church, llTrrTmTday-chrr pnx f - : Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Shook -mtd f ami lyr of H igh land s were ana .Mrs. L. O. Mincy, recently. Bprn to Mr. and Mrs. Robert IIeiiry7a""TOrrT)rr-I.)ecembcr-28; Mrs. Olney Moses and two daughtcrs,iiina,andJkIildredtof nciss, were recent visitors in our j revival meeting is Deing nem at Mountain Grove by Rev. Joe Gudger and Paul Bishop of Jack son county. , Howard Keener was here n business one day last week. There are several cases of in fluenza in our community. A -1 . ' . I ' 1 t J S5. - S kXa Annual -i 0, n w frUC SMlt Shookvillo Mrs. Annie Gregory, Misses Ger trude Farmer and Bertha Stamey, have recently been visiting Mrs. Callie Sharp, at Glenville. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rogers, of Bessie, have moved to the Zachary place. Mr. and Mrs. Kerma Holland and son, of Cullasaja, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tilson. Miss Ruby Miller left Sunday for Virginia, where she expects to take training for a nurse. Her brothcr-ih-law, Floyd Hoover, came after her. Floyd McCall, of Turtle, Pond, is visiting Kermit and Herman Rogers. Mrs. Clara Stiwintfir, of Pendle ton, S. C, is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Claud Tilson. ' . i Eugene Henderson, of Eraustus, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shook, Monday. Rev. Frank Baumgarncr preached a very interesting sermon here . av afternoon. j On Sunday, Jan. 8,' the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gaud Tilson died. It was laid to rest in the Buck Creek cemetery Monday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Farmer conducted the funeral service. St. Agnes Episcopal Church FRANKLIN, N. C Rev. Norvin C. Duncan, Rector SUNDAY 7 :30 p. m. Evening and sermon. prayer Church of Incarnation - "HIGHLANDS,-NrC7" SUNDAY 11 a. m. Holy communion and sermon. ' BY NORVIN C. DUNCAN I N the passing of Miss Elizabeth Kelly this community and the state of North Carolina have lost a valued-itiend-and-usefuL citizenJ Both are richer for her having lived. A multitude who had the privilege of knowing her have been blessed by her intellectual attain ments, her capacity for friendship and her sterling qualities of char acter. She could stand for right eousness when others scoffed; go straight , in the line of duty where others swerved. Political . office to her was an opportunity to inter pret noble" principles of government in terms of practical experience. To those principles?he "adhered. No hope of advancement, no . fear of "loss,- could "move "her from an accepted course fdutyjand-in private and public life she labored hardnd1thfully6rThe-uplift and "development "of "thepeople in .liciujiative-iMainty, and in . her na tive state. ' She had thatsaving grace, a sense of humor, which seasons life with an appetizing flavor; and makes ' lite Bearable " under-stre'si and strain. Sham and hypocrisy were( hateful things to her, and the consistent frankness and sincerity of her life witnessed to her love of truth , and devotion to it. It was my good pleasure to meet her many years ago when she was with the State Department of Educa tion. Throughout these many years I have had a great respect for her character and ability, and an ap preciation of her as a friend. I am glad that my sojourn here cave me an opportunity to know r hexJiL heirown. ounty,-and in-her 1 : 1 . . own nome. Ana here, in the inti mate circles-of home and friends', andinthelineofiheordinary duties and responsibilities of life the same high qualities marked her lif j.;,,aa . tbcy,,.did..Jfll,.Jarger:apiierer It is idle to speculate on the why of her going on in the most useful period of life. ' Better that we show our appreciation in em ulation of her example. Life is better and richer for many for her having lived. CALL SCHOOL MEETING Assembled by Mrs. J. L. Hendcr sonr head of the- parent-teach,ers in the state, a group 6f leading cit izens of the state has issued a call for a citizens mass meeting to be held in Raleigh, January 31, to consider the crisis in public educa tion in. North Carolina. GUERNSEY BREEDERS MFET The N. C. Guernsey Breeders as sociation met near Greensboro last week to re-elect Geortre W. Hill. Durham, president and to set May 4 asdate forthe annual Guernsey consignment sale in Salisbury. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT fN THE DISTRICT COURT OF int. UN 1TEU STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN uiM'KILT OK NORTH CARO LINA. ASHEVILLE DIVISION AT LAW NO. ..... . 129 NO TICE TO BE PUBLISHED. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, vs. 561.96 acres of land in Macon County, North Carolina, Andrews ivianuiaciunng co., et ai. 1U: Mrs. Vesta Forester, wife of J. C. For ester., it ouncr Lane, lieortria: W N Clement and wife Clement, Young Cane. Georiria: T. M. Clem ent and wife Clement. Yonnc rv-'ne, ueurKia; xvi. jl. v-iemenr ana wife - Clement, Young Carte,. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Georgia; Mrs. Robt. Seabolt, Cal houn, Georgia, as heir of Mrs. Martha Seabolt, Calhoun, Georgia; J. W, fcpagenburg and wife Spagenburg, whose residence is unknown; and all persons whom soever owning, or claiming , to own any estate, lien or interest of any kind or character in and to the premises described in the petition in this cause: You will take notice, that an action entitled as above has been commenced in', the Dis trict Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, at Asheville, for the con demnation of certain tracts of land described in Exhibit "A" of the petition filed in the above entitled proceeding, and known as the An drews Manufacturing Company tracts situated in Macon County, North Carolina, containing accord ing to survey 561. acres fully de scribed by metes and bounds in the petition filed in said proceed ing, the said lands having been se lected by the Secretary of Agricul ture, with the approval of the Ma tional Forest Reservation Commis sion and found necessary for the purpose of carrying out an Act of Congress of the United States ap proved March 1, 1911, being Lhap ter 186, page 961, Vol. Statutes at Large, as amended by thel Act of August 10, 1912, 37 Stat, 269-300 Lh. Z4. And the said non resi dent defendants above named, and all persons whomsoever owning or claiming to own any estate hen or interest of any kind or char acter in and to the premises de scribed in the petition in said pro ceeding. defendants named as afore said, will further take notice, that they are required to appear in the District Court of the United States for the Western District of .North Carolina, at Asheville. on the 20th day of February, 1933, and answer or demur to the petition or-com plaint in said proceeding, or the plaintiff will . apply to . the . Court for-relief "demanded in said peti tion.- This notice is issued by order of Court, directing publica tion be made for six (6 successive weeks in the brankhn Press. newspaper published in . Macon County. North Carolina, in the Western District of North Carolina. This the 21 day of December. 1932 L Y.-JORDAN.C-lerk United States District Court for the West ern' District of North Carolina. Bv O. LMcLURD, Chief-Deputy Clerk. J56tc-F9 TRUSTEE'S SALE Whereas, T. B. Ashe and wife, Ane Ashe made and executed a certain deed of trust to the Cen tral Bank and Trust Company, Trustee for bearer, dated August 2, 1927 and recorded in Book 30 at page 446 in the office of the Reg ister of Deeds "for Macon County, North Carolina, to secure certain indebtedness, - and, Whereas, on account of the in ability "and "refusal of "said Cen tral-Bank-and Trust CompanyTrus- tee, to act, the undersigned, pur suant "to and lii compliance with the" provisions 7f "said deed of trust - has been -appointed Successor Trustee under said deed of trust, by an instrument recorded in Book 32, Pages 216-217 in the office of ?llimste County, North Carolina, and, Whereas, default having been made in the payment of the indebt edness secured by said deed of trust, and the holder has demand ed that the , Undersigned exercise said power of sale and sell the property thereby conveyed as pro vided in said deed in trust,, and, :, Therefore, the undersigned suc-i cessor Irustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at 12 o'clock noon on the 28th day of February, 1933, at the Court House door in the -city of Franklin; North Carolina," the fol lowing described land and premis es with the improvements thereon, to-witr Situaterlying and beinjpn Town jof Franklin, County of Ma con and State of North Carolina: BEGlNNINGarr stakToinhe bank of Highway No. 285, the North corner of the Fred Jacobs Tract of land, runs thence: S 58 E 178 feet to a stake: thence S 32 E 107 feet to a stake;! tnence i 58 i. 39 feet to a gate post; thence S 59 E 143 feet to a fence post; thence N 2 E 354 feet to a, stake; thence N 26 W. 67 feet to the Highway ; thence with the Highway to the BEGIN NING. Also lots 10, 11, 12, 13, .14, 15, 16 and 17 in Block 1 in a tract of land in Macon County North Carolina, known as Lyman Field, as - surveyed and mapped by W. I. cyu'T. reference being here by had to said map as recorded in Book 1-3, Records of Macon County, North Carolina, pages 56 and 57, for fuller and more par ticular description of the land and lots hereby conveyed. As stated above the property above described shall be sold for cash. The Trustee however will accept 10 per cent of the bid for the property in cash at time of accepting the bid at the sale and the remainder of the. purchase price will be payable in cash upon de livery of deed. No ' bid will be accepted unless 10 per cent of same is deposited in cash with the Trus tee. . This ' the 24th day of January' 1933. , ' i ASHEVILLE SAFE DEPOSIT . - COMPANY, Successor Trustee. By J. C. Alexander. Trust Officer. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Macon County. WHEREASt power of sale was vested in the undersigned trustee by deed of trust executed by Jim Vanhook, dated Dec. 24th, 1928, and registered in the office of the Register of "Deeds for Macon County in Book No., 31," page 126, of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust, to secure the payment of a cer tain indebtedness in said deed of trust set forth; and whereas, de fault having been made in the pay ment of said indebtedness: I will, .therefore, sell at - the courthouse door in Franklin, North Carolina, on Monday, February, 6th, 1933, at 12 o'clock noon to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate: A tract or parcel of land, situate in Smith Bridge Township, Macon County, State of North Carolina, and described as follows: Beginning at a stump, Briton Stiles' corner in the head of the road near Hickory Knoll Creek ; runs then N 70 poles to a stone ; then E 178 poles to a stake; then S 90 poles to a stake; then W 168 poles to a stake, Stiles' corner; then with said Stiles', line N 20 poles to a stone; then W 10 poles to the beginning. Containing 98J4 acres, more or less. EXCEPTING from this conveyance all that land heretofore deeded to Edgar Van hook and Aaron Cunningham off the "above described tract. This the 4th day of January, 1933.. R. D. SISK, Trustee. J54tc-J26 i EXTRA TROUSERS With Custom-Made Suits At Keen LOW PRICES These suits are of the very best materials and styled - by International Tailoring Company; -They are-guaranteed to be made to order, Our offer-will strike you bet UrhenZ6iOeelthe goods. Ask for our spe cial sale" fabrics BUY A CUSTOM- i MADESUITNOV AND GET AN EX TRA PAIR OF PANTS FREE LADIES' Silk and Knit Dresses AnValua MEN'S Sweaters Part Wool MEN'S Union Suit Heavy Weight ALSO : Various other items hundreds of themleft over from our Sale. . Thsy are going at half price. Come and get your share. We Clothe Ad' Iff .jTt; in J FARM : WANTED : Advertiser wants to purchase a cheap farm of ten or more acres of land with . a house and barn on the same within twenty miles of Franklin, N. C. ' Owner must . state lowest price and give a full description . and the exact location of house and land to receive answer. Ad dress JOHN A. LOFTUS, -271 MACON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. J26 2tp F2 y ; notice Norman Mashburn will be at my shop to help "me shoe on Saturdays. My shop is jn'ithe'. rear of Scott Griffin Hotel. DEWEY ROCHES TER. : ' J26-4tc-F16 FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS: If we don't save -you money here, We don't want a cent you spend AH the profit that we clear Is the making of a friend. , ' ' Trov Horn. FRANKS ;N SHOE SHOP Opposite Courthouse , "W Buy and Sell" Box 212 ;Troy F. Horn Funeral Service BRYANT FURNITURE COMPANY Franklin,. N. C. I 1 One Lot Men's 16 Jnch Solid Leather BOOTS PAIR the Family TWO FOR Blanlcets Large Size; Pair BUY NOW ! (oV(o)
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