THURSDAY, JUNE 15. 1333
TII2 FS'ANKLIN PRESS and fl!E H:SK" IBs1- MACONIAN
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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COMINGS AND GOINGS
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
AT BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Richard S. Jones and Mrs.
Blackburn .. W.. Johnson were joint
hostesses at-a bridge party com
plimentary to Miss Virginia Sloan,
bride-elect, ' ; and Miss Katherine
Dallas, guest of Mrs. Jones, Sat
urday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Johnson. Eight tables were
in play. Mrs. James Ferry won
the prize- for hi(.di score and.Mrs.
Ouy Honk for second high, while
the consolation went to Mrs. George
Johnston. Each of the honorees
received gifts. After several pro
gressions a salad course was serv
cd. MacGINNIS-BAILEY
Miss Mary XlacGinnis, of Ik'ck
ley; W. Va., and Wade Bailey, of
Rainbow Springs, were quietly mar
ried at the home of. the Rev.J.
L. Teague on the Georgia; road on
Friday, June 9, at 8 o'clock in the
evening.
Mrs. Bailey is the daughter ol
Mrs. Jeff MacGinnis and Mr.' Bail
ey is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. 0. Bailey, of Rainbow Springs.
The wedding ceremony was wit
nessed by Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Bail
ey, parents of the groom, and
daughter.
The couple are now residing at
Rainbow Springs.
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
TO MEET JUNE 22 ..
Theannaal.mcftinB".of i the Rapr,
tist Missionary Societies of Macon
county will be held at the Frank
lin Baptist church on Thursday,
June 22. All societies are asked
to bring lunches.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. John Herbert Stone
entertained with a dinner party at
Kelly's tea room last Thursday in
honor , of their first wedding an
niversary.
, The room was artistically dec-
orated with lovely spring flowers.
The out-of-town guests were :
Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Beam, parents
, . of Mrs. Stone, and Bobby Beam,
of Ashevijle; Roy Shelton and two
children, jean and Billy, of Florida.
Judge John Awtrey was called to
Washington, D. C, Monday on; of
ficial business. '
Mrs. William Parrish, of-Burn-ingtown,
spent the week-end " here
visiting her sister, Mrs, Ralph raf-
rish, at her home cm Bidwell street.
Misses- Eunice and Bes tdinning-
--h ara, -who -have ben teaching
school in the eastern part of -the
.statereturned to their home here
last week-.
. Misses Florence and Virginia
Russell, of Waynesville, spent last
"Sunday bclO
mother, Mrs. J. R. Stalcup, at her
home on Iotla street.
Wallace Jones and James Lowery
have returned to their home in
Warsaw, Va., after spending. ';
week here visiting Mr. Jones' fath
er, L. F Jones, and Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Louis Mielkc and small son
left last Saturday to join Mr
Mielke, who was recently trans
ferred from the forest service de
partment here to Winchester, Ky.
They were accompanied as far as
Asheville bv Miss Timoxena Craw
ford.
Miss Virginia Slagle i; spending
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Dixie Poultry Journal,
tiome rricna, 1 year
Country Home, 1 year
Tli Farm Journal, 1 year
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For On Year
Southern AerlculturUt, 1 year
Eferybody'a Poultry Mag azlna, 1 yew
Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 year
Country Home, 1 year
Illustrated Mechanics, 1 year
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a few days on Cartoogechaye, the
guest of Miss Roberta Enloe..
Mrs. Fleet Scroggs and two chil
dren, of Statesvillc, and Miss Vii-j
ginia Smith, who has been director,
of music in the public schools at
Roanoake Rapids, have arrived fo
a week's visit with their parents
Dr. and Mrs. Frank T. Smith, a'
their home on Harrison avenue.
Fred Jones, who has been in r
government hospital in . Johnsor.
City, Tenn., for several months tak
ing treatment, returned to his home
here last week much improver.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Crisp and
Mrs. W. A. McGaha, of West's
Mill, were here last Thursday shop-;
I'ing'.. . , ' ,
Mrs. A.. B. Slagle"Wt- 'Pisd;.
morning for Hayesville, v'',tc sh
will spend several days visiting her;
motjher, Mrs. Hatlie N. Moore. "
. Mjss Eloise Jamison Iff i Tuev
day for Asheville, where she wil
spend several weeks visit in-- rel
atives and friends. '
Mrs. Frederick Van Dusi-n, of
Washington, 1). C, is spending sev
eral days here the guest ci her
sister, Mrs. John Herbert Stone,
and Mr. Stone at their, -apartment
on Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Charles Ferry and son,
Charles, Jr., of Wilson, are spend
ing several days . here with Mrs.
Perry's mother, Mrs. C. D. Baird,
at her home on Bonny Crest.
Mrs. Lamar F.llard and small
daughter, Jacquline, have returned
from OonwKa; twrK r? "they
have been spending several weeks
with Mrs. Ellard's husband, who is
working there.
Judge and Mrs. John Awtrey are
now located at Rogers Hall.
Chief Yeoman George L; Jones,
with Mrs. Jones and three chil
dren arrived here Sunday after
noon from Norfolk, Va., for a visit
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. F. Jones, on Bonny Crest and
W. B. Lenoir on the Murphy road.
After their .viist here they will, go
to California where they expect to
reside for a while.
Mrs. Harriett Brown, - who has
been confined to her bed for sev
eral months, at the home of her
son, George Brown, on Bonny
Crest, is reported to be in a se
rious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. John Richards and
Miss Charlotte Gammage, of Mi
ami, Fla., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Haughton Williams last week.
Mrs Robert A Putton, whnl has
been in Angel Brothers' hospital
4akingreatmenthaseturnerH;to
her-home on Carfcoogechaye
Miss Jane Cobb, of Gastonia, and
William Swainy of - Durham,- arrived
here Tuesday night , to attend the
Sloan-i?wain- wedding Thursday.i
Mrs. A. W. Mangum, Mrs. R.
MZ.Hii(lsojirandlMrsS,.Jf.,i Lyle.
Jr., spent Tuesday in Asheville
shopping.
Miss Timoxena Crawford arrived
last week from North Wilkesboro,
where she was director of music in
the public schools.-
Mrs. A. W. Mangum and son,
Bill, returned to their home he-rc
last week from Tampa, Fla., where
they have been spending several
months.
Mrs. T. B. Shepherd left Satur
day for Canton, where she will
spend, several days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jake Smathers.
Rev. and Mrs. R. P. McCracken.
actual opportnnitT to make yoor'
dollar do double duty. Twice as muco for
your money is no (mall matter when you
balanced assortment of standard
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(,'. Cly'cle, wen visiting friends here
last ' I hursday.
Mrs. E'.- Ik Daniel, Miss Emily
Watkins and Miss, Elizabeth Dai'i
iel, of Charlotte Court louse,
were expected to arrive here Wed
nesday to attend the wedding 'of
Miss, V'irginisi Sloan, and will be
the guests-of .Mrs: W. W. Sloan
at Sunnyside farm while here.
Mice n,-,,ii,., f l. r-Mii. in, from
Atlanta, last week to spend thepvith his sister, Miss Lily Rankin,
summer months with her grand-; at their home on Rivcrview street.
f mwnts4Jrr-nd--4dfcr-4'f
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at their home on Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Charles Hendrix has return
ed to her home in Gainesville,' Fla.,
after spending several months here
with her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Lyle,
Jr., and Mr. Lyle.
Miss Dorothy Eaton, who. has
been studying at Duke University,
Durham, has returned to her home
here on Rivcrview street for the
summer-. Miss Eaton was graduat
ed from Duke with a Bachelor of
Arts degree.. "
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Hobbs,
Jr., of Charlotte, are here on busi
ness and visiting friends for a
few days.
Miss Annie Will Siler, who has
been making her home in New
York for some time, arrived here
last week for a visit with her
mother, M rs. F. L. Siler.
Francis Tcssier, who was operat
ed on for appendicitis at Angel
"Brothers' hospital last Week, is re-
ported to be doing'niceiy.
Miss Kathrvn Dallas relumed to
k3iefehoiatii3hia-ii7KCVkcd
ju;s(laV4if4si)efllinsevcr-al-lays
here the guest -of -Mr. --and Mrs.
RS.Jones
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Rice and
two children, Martha and Bailey,
have returned from Chicago, where
COMING!
To MACON THEATRE
Week of June 19 to 24
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MYSTIC MAR-VEL will appear each night next week, alio
Saturday matinee, at the Macon Theiatre, featuring- high class
magic-mental telepathy and his congress of unsolved mysteries.
Also regular picture program. No advance in admission pricet).
Hundreds of questions answered free from the stage, concerning
business, financial problems, love affairs, marriage, lost and
misplaced articles, health, sickness, travel, missing friends, rel
atives and all other questions of an intelligent nature. You will
laugh and wander at this mystifying performance.
V AND ON THE SCREEN
Mon.-Tue. Jim Tully's LAUGHTER IN HELL
Wed.-Thur.-Ernest Hemingway's A FAREWELL TO ARMS,
with Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper
Fri.-Sat.-Zane Grey's HERITAGE OF THE DESERT
Comedies With Each Show
ADMISSION, 10 & 25c
By GEN? CA
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Rotten Spoiled 1"
they spent a' ' week attending th
U'".xiiosition of Progress.
Charles Perry arrived Sunday for
a visit with his wife and son at
the home of Mrs. Perry's mother,
Mrs. C. D. Baird. .
Ernest C. Rankin, examiner of
the United Slates marshal's of
fices with headquarters at Wash
ington, D C, arrived here Friday
! -inl will snend the summer months
in iew ieiiK iui iiu. j'tii.
came home Saturday to attend the
wedding of . her sister, Miss Vir
ginia Sloan, and for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. W, VV. Sloan.
T. C. Gray, of Hayesville, was
among the 'business viistors here
Wednesday.
AUTO FOR SALE
1929 two-door Ford Sedan
in excellent condition
36,000 Milt, New Ti-i. Bargain
Box 81, Franklin. N. C.
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS
WE ARE STILL MENDING
SHOES
When you feel half sick 1
. : n ( ym r-8hocshavc" hples-
We'll do the trick -
nil .heels and soles.
-TRjQYMIQTSk
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP
Opposite Courthouse
"We Buy and Sell"
Box 212 Troy F. Horn
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Raiusev
niKunce the birtli of a daughter,
tnia Louise, at tin ii liume'. on
oil ;i, Thursday, June
On' Sunday, June 11, a son was
.'.prn to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
'"homas at their .home in Franklin.
Mr. and M rs. T. ( lraly ()weu
nnounce the birlh of ;i son a-t
iieir home at West's Mill on Sun
ay, June 11. At present tie vou:il'
Mi is b'-i:'.": called C'orkey.
On Sunday, June 11, a son was
orn' to Mr. and -Mrs. h'.tirl Blaine
t their home on Cartoogechaye.
Mr. and Mrs. Furman C. Arvey
' nnounee the birth of a son, Den-
s I'aden', at their, .'home in Swain,
'.unity on Saturday, June 10. Mr.
Aryey ,was formerly . . .of Macon
c-'ittnty.
EY REV. EUGENE' R.. ELL EH
The Sunday ' sclio-J wkk meet at
9:45 o'clock A'! members sire urg
ed ..to work comimisilly for new
members and absentee members.
'We. have had the largest atien
ike'ce during the. list six weeks
that we have had in the past vear.
Morning, worship will meet at
11 o'clock. Pastor's subject. "The
Teachings of the Book f Leviticus."
The B. Y. P. Ik will meet at
7:15 and the evening worship at
8:15. The evening subject will be,
"Voices."
We will not have prayer service
next week on account of the re
vival in the Methodist church. Let's
alL give our coopcraUoii in this
Renew Your Health
By Purification
Anv rjhvBician will toll vou that
"Perfect Purification, of the Sys
tem is Nature 's Foundation of
Perfect Health." Why not rid
yourself of chronic ailments that
nre undermining vour vitality?
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Purify your entire system by tak
ing a thorough course or uaiotans,
once or twice-. a week for several
weeks and see how Natuna re
wards you with health.
Calotabs purify the blood fcy ac
tivating the liver, kidneys, stomach
and bowels. In 10 ets. and 35 eta.
packages. All dealers. (Adv.)
Never before such low
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never again! Buy now and be sure of
owning the world's finest washer at the
lowest price ever known! Come in toda y !
THE MAYTAG COMPANY
FOUNDED 1893 - NEWTON, IOWA
Franklin, N. C.
NEW LOW PRICES
SUNDAY DSN N Lk :
, SSJGGLSYEONS 1
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CM 'M M I-'.K Siutdays an- play d,r ;
f. ir wage earners. Why -slmuid
not the huttsekeeper ha e a re-', iv1
ami iileasant day also, even tlion.th
hers is a ' se en-day job ! 1 1 .her
family will coyp'-mte. -'n- -;,u :
and sere nu-aU which re'.iuirv. a
iiiniiiiuim ! t.tiH I bo spci'.- nt '.'w
kitchen.
I.M.o'd Store, are' ' heli'ille' tin
house vs. ilV i:i this ma'tev n, .. ,--offeri'i;-'
ixMiW wbiyh can he t :.r. '
and quick'v prepared on SmvLv
or 'prepared n Saturday ior- Sm.
day. use. Why not spare, voitrse
!u ring:' liny hot months? . I he lo
eof and ni'-ditmi cost iliinu''- v.
gested by tile Quauer Maid K'lci'
en can. .be . prepared with Jitoe
tnndde. '' ,
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i leineting this v.eek-eiid a"e v.vt'1'
.1 ri'doi! :u:i' esi'it i'.i y
I l-jgrcdKTtS '.I'l' ,'S:-,.: Sit "..
' (Ire'.-kn::; should -not ke ' lot .: -M .'ii 1
I by the v ek-esid shoj.pcr. .
Lo'e Cost D:nn6r i
I Shoulder Land) Chops or Sliced Han i
I Boiled Rice Greens I
Breul are' Butter
Cantaloupe
Coffee or Tea . Mi
Medium Cost Dinner
How She Lost 18
Pounds of Fat
For Less Than $1.00
"Will say in regards to Kru-
schen: I - took it to reduce I
lost 13 founds after using -one bot-"
tie and feel fine. Just bought one
more bottle to-day and expect to
lose 18 more pounds." I now weigh
148 and feel fine." Mrs. Harry
Robinson, Akron, Ohio . (Jan. 6,
1933).
Once a day take Kruschen Salts
one half teaspoonful in a glass
of hot water first thing ; every
morning.. Besides losing' ugly "fat
SAFELY you'll' gain in health and
physical attractiveness constipa
tion, gas and acidity will cease to
bother you'll feel younger more
active full of ambition clear skin
sparkling eyes.
A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs
but a trifle at any drugstore ii
the world but demand and get
Kruschen and if one bottle doesn't
pyfully please you money back.
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ON MAYTAG" Z.l)??Zl VTH GASOLINE MULTI-MOTOR
Lamb (;h.,V.; or Vea' C t i'.ct wit" .
Chili Sain c
i'ai -k y Potatoes BliV-rru'. Bae !
Cole Slaw
. I'.ria-1 and Bun.:r
W'a.enr. l,n
I ' .1 foe . Milk
Very Special Dinr.er
Shrimp Cocktail
Chili Sancc Ij r-:'
I-Yic'! Chic.kin w'nh (.'ream Gravy
1 l-!iee . - ' . ' f.',i"' Beans
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1 ' '.Cherry J elk v.-'t! 1'-:. 'i I3ing '
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Large numbers of property owners
have delayed necessary painting
waiting for better times. Now, like
ship owners, they have found that
it's cheaper to paint than repair.
Don't delay painting your property
any longtr save costly repairs bj
"no wT'TJo It economically by -getting
some KURFEES HIDE
KOTE, the semi-paste paint for out
Bide or inside use. One gallon of
IIIDE-KOTE makes over two gallois
of paint yon mix it and save mon y.
16 distinctive colors. See us today
we carry a complete stock!
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Hardware Co,
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