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PACE FOUR THE FRAN'KLIN PRESS and THE HIGHLANDS MACCNIAN i:,:. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES and COMINGS AND GOINGS MISS KATE H1GDON WEDS MR. PHILIP S. hut 1 Kaii; Himlon ami Mr. riiilip S." Hot. lih of Kr.uikliu. wen quietly married in Clarkesvilte, "a., on Thursday. June- -- Mrs Lloyt, a .'..iuJiUv of W I Hi'udon. in-uiiiiiK'ilt .franklin; busi ness man. and , the lull- Mrs. Hig; d-Ju, is a uradnate "f 'the l-runkhn hitih school and an ahnnna id Mer- i:.u ' K:il.-i.di. She also attended a business collide m At lanta, l -a. Mr. lloyt, :i mining intiitieer, Wn n 'resident of Franklin ha for tin- nasi two years. He is presi ,!.. ,,f-thi-' Industrial Minerals rornoniiion of America,, with head quarters in Franklin, and has play ed a.lartze .part in. the development ',f n, ,n-ti.'i:illii- minerals, resources ;,, V",si,.rn North Carolina and North Cieoruia. , Mr .ml Mrs. Hovt left. Friday on a ten-davs wedding trip to Ni atara Falls and Canada. On their rptnrn thev nlan' to make their home in Franklin. HOOD-MOORE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The eniiueuient of . Miss Martha I.ucile Hood, clauwhter ,of Mr. am! Mrs. lames Robert Hood, of Law renceville, (la:, to Mr. Joseph .Moore, of Franklin, was announced Sunday in the Atlanta Constitution Miss Hood is a descendant ot one f the -oldest fiimilies -of Gwin-j "Tie trrcon Tirvrtfc-rrrjrrar' tlrr-rtiat-ern al- LTandnarents were the late Mr and Mrs. John Griffin Loveless Pacula. She traces her lineaue the Shocklev and Hampton fam ilies of South Carolina, ...hems direct descendant of General VV'ae Hamnton. of the American- Kevolu tion, and Wade Hampton, Unite States senator and trovernor of South Carolina. On her paternal side Miss How is the arandilaiiLhter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Ih.mlap Hooi Afr. Hood having served the ( on federacy .durinir the War I'etwer the States. Other forbears incliu the Gambles and Cousars of South Carolina." Miss Hoods 'onlv sister is Mrs. . Paul Venable Kellev ot ' Lawrenceville. FTer brothers are Jrtugh L. ttooii and jonn . noo of Lawrenceville;" Robert Paul Hood, of Cleveland, Tenn. The - bride-ekMJt -received -her iMlucatian at - Bessie Tift CoHeircaiuL-the ' LTniversity of fleorgia. - MfT-Maate-is' tlie-.suii.oLIrnd Mrs. John .- M.oore,- of Franklin, N. "C. - He is a tlescendant of the "Higdons and Brysons tm his ma- ternal side. hK-grawIafynts-bpiiw .the late James Kennedy Bryson ,. and,'frs.. Bry.SQ.n, IJlspaJ!ernal grandparents were the late Mr. and "Mrs.' Tackson Moi'ire of "'Macotl countv. Forbears of both branches were early settlers in Virginia and west ern North Carolina. His grand fathers served in the Confederate army, and he is a descendant of M ;.-t-- Daniel Brvson, of the Revo lutionary war. Mr. Moore is a brother of Miss Tda Moore and John Moore, Jr., of Franklin. The bridegroom-elect was grad uated from Mercer University in 1929, where he made a good record in journalism ns a newspaper fea ture writer, as a member of the -torial.sta.ff . of the Mercer Cluster. Afterward he published and edited the Highlands Maconian for two years at Highlands, later consoli dating with the Franklin Press. The date of the uuirriaue of . tliis. voiing couple will be announced later. s MRS. W. W. SLOAN GIVES 'SPEND-THE-DAY' PARTY Mrs. W. V. .Sloan delightfully entertained at a "speiid-the-day" party at her. hnme at Sunny side Farm la'it Wednesday, honoring her cousin, M is Flizabeth I laniel. of Summit, N. J.-, who has been her house guest ior the past two weeks. rp J - - ---f I L - ' ' "TyeS, 87 OF OUrTj ! lh " v r"' CLASS VOTED THEM I THEIR FAVORITE mk CIGARETTE ! J. CAMELS ARE K s CERTAINLY k JZf'll POPULAR ON bj: f' THIS CAMPUS!) S ' , I iiimim ii ilMiMiiiinniiiiiiiiii im H ""1 ."litatojvtwwwwrtWyinnrtrHl Those invited were: Mrs. J. S. Sloan, Mrs; . 1!. MeCnire. Mrs. Fred 1.. Siler, Mrs. Fee Crawford, Mrs. deore A.. Junes, Mrs. h. . Kinnebrew, Mrs. (ieoiice Slavic, Mrs. T. J. JohiiMoii, Mrs. Tom Sla.ule, Mrs. Leon Moan, .Miss Lily vankiii and Miss Annie Stable. MR. AND MRS. ELLAKU GIVE DINNER PARTY Mr. ami Mrs. Lamar Kllard were hosts at a : delight till .dinner party Saturday eveninii at the home of Mr. and:Mrs. J. II. Striblinii. After linner was served the 'party then . T. 1 1 1 . 1- went to 1 1 inianns, wnerc iney were week-end cucsts of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Gardner at their lovely summer cottage. I nose enjoying the occassiou were: Miss Clyde F.llard, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. (i. Moultrie and Dr. Jarrell, all of Cornelia. ,.' , ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE Mrs. V. A. McNeil entertains with three table! of bridge at her apartment on Harrison avenue last week, honoring Mrs. Home- Bow les, who has moved to Asheville-. After a number m professions the hostess served dainty refresh metits. LAKEY-CLARKE Miss Julia Lakey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lakey. and Ted Clarke, son of Mrs. Maggie dae, both .of Oak . Grove... were mTrrnctt "Tti -1 n rerot-Mf eea , - . ii , r i . 1 .. office here Saturday afternoon with George Carpenter, justice of the peace, officiating. Joel 1 Hilton, of West's Mill, Monday for Gaston'ia, where will spend some time working. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Neely left . he and small daughter, Jo Ann, of Atlanta, spent the week-end Fere visiting Mr. Neely's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neely, at Trimont Inn on Darn son avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Waldroop, of Atlanta, are spending several days here visiting Mr. Waldroop's i mother, Mrs. Mary Lyle Waldroop, at her home on Franklin, Route 1. George Kcid left last Friday for Detroit, Mich., on usbmcss. . . .Mrs, 0: S. Pirovvii and son, C. S., Jr.. and Miss Margaret Cun ningham spent the week-end in Atlantarvisiting "friends: Miss-Mary- CBissell 4s -spending several days this "week inAshcvttlr visit inTf'4rieffil-sv: - 5trs."Ar R; Todd and daughter, Mary "Rose, are spending (1iis week in Asheville- visit ing-Mrs! Todd's lTarenlsTM rraniHl rsr Rr"Sr Rob erts. ' j I i-ssA r tif Wil l iat u s n, ifCiu--t"n. ... is . spending this week here J-wi-th 4iiie4tdii, Mi-. JAliJJiaiiisoJi was formerly one of the nurses in Angel Brothers' hospital. Miss Verna Greene is spending this week in Svlva. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jmcs. Mr. -.and Mrs. Blackburn W. Johnson have moved to the "Bird house," 'an apartment over Mark 1 owdle's garage. .Mrs. Mattie Henson, of Otto, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. S. ("at way, at her home oil ( ireene street. , Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Wood, of Fast La Porte, have been visiting MTrffd-Nlr't, Fji4lt4HU4luuj: hnme Tin (ireene -street, - . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webster Mc- ( nntha, of ( la-strmia, will -arrive to- V dav to -spend ...several. ...iia vs.. wnn Mrs. McCanthu s brother, h. II M eachaiii. I hey will - be guestsin the home of Mrs. X. W. Sloan. Mrs. Jess Single, of Cartoogc I oliaye, was here Wednesday shop ping. .Miss Kachel I lav is is spending a month at i hapei ttiti attending the welfare workers' conference. Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Flaimgan at tetideil the wedding of Miss Myrtle Wya1JiitMenlo,- Ga., Wednesday. M vs.. "J , ST T oTiTevleT't M cuiday fiir Memphis. Tenn., f'.r a visit Willi her sister, Airs. ( irace Unvcr. atcoi ' Miss Tiuiowna Sit van and Miss Grace, (ircj, ho have been here visiiiuK Mrs. Sloan's niother. Mrs! jj. S. Sloan, left last week for New York, where they will send two I weeks before going to Wheeling, ! West V'a., where thev have a m- ..- -. - 1- el positions as superintendent and1 assistant superintendent in a hos pital for nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hig;gins and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Docic Dyers, wh died at her home at Tomotla Thursday night. Mrs. Uyers was a sister of the late Dr. W. H. HiRgins,. of rranklm. L. H. Page and family have mov ed lo the Weaver house in East Franklin, recently, vacated, by Mr, ami .Mrs. Homer Bowles, who have moved to Asheville. 1 !,,.. . T.'. ..... T ... j',Vi;i i-ouiM, oi mirnsviiie, was here Monday visiting his father, nr. J. H. Pouts, and Mrs, Fouts at their home on Jolla street. Aliss Kulh Iliggins :is spending several (lays in Spruce Pine visit iiipr, her aunt, Mrs. Dee Porter. Mrs. 'hthel Kaye, of Rock Hill, S. C arrived last week for a visit with her sister, M rs. James Fowler, at I 'inc. Iree Inn. Miss Helen Shepherd spent last week at Prentiss, the guest of Miss Mary Rogers. -Mrs. Harry Higgins and Harrv, T . j 1 r. jr., speiu last Saturday visiting Mrs. Jake Addington at her home on the Georgia road. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. George B. Pat ton returned to their homes here Sat urday night after spending a week in Chicago attending the Century of Progress exposition. Mr. and - Mrs. T. T. Love have moved from the Roller Mill to the Harrison house on Harrison ave nue. - R ober t Gum in gh am, who is work- t in grtrnhmreteTfway ilepart- merit near Raleigh, spent the week end here with his family at their home on Greene street. Mrs. Mary Camp Sprinkles, of High Point, was here Tuesday in conference with J. F Lancaster and others regarding the work of the Red Cross. ; ' " Mrs. J. D. Greene and two vounsr daughters, of Cherryville, are spend ing several days here with Mrs. Greene's sister, Mrs. R. S. Jones. Mrs. F.. G. Crawford and son, Cecil, of Cartoogechave : Charlie Crawford, of FTigdonville, and John Q,rh;ni of Higdonville. left Tues day morning for Tallitoba, Miss., where they will spend a few days with, .Mrs. Crawford's son, Leon, who is reported to be ill. . Mrs. John Herbert Stone, has re turned v to her home here after spending last week in Asheville visiting- her parents, Drr and Mrs. C. .f. Beam.. . John Tatham, of Andrews, was mnotigHhe-tiriness - visitors 1 here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. T. LL Arnette have eturned to their home in LaGrange Osf ferficmlinp; "a " vcek1iere visiting frs. Arnette's sister, -Mrs. R S Jonesr-artd-Mr Tones. ...Mrs.' Grady Siler returned to .her weeks in Atlanta and other points in Georgia. Rev. and Mrs. Fugene R. Filer and laughter, Bonnie Sue, have re turned to their home here after spending several days in Havston, Ga. Miss Annie Will. Siler returned to New York Saturday after spend ing several days here with -her 'mother, Mrs. F. L. Siler. News was received here Saturday of the death of J. T. Greer, -father of Mrs. Fugene R. EHer. ' Mr. Greer spent several weeks here last ?nrmwrwith- tiis- daughter a ml made many friends -while -rrrrc-whn will deeply regret to learn of his death; . ' Mrs. FVetLL: Siler left Saturday for .Lake Tunaluska. where she will spend Mrs. two weeks visiting her aunt, Prank Siler. . Public Opinion WARNS AGAINST CHECK FLASHERS' The Franklin Press -. A letter from Mrs. W. II. Gray, who lives at Morrison, just 5 miiei south of Franklin, on the main highway, slated she was visited by a '!") appearing man,. who .was a :;ood talker, and said he was buy ing chickens for the A. & 1'. al '.she, il!e, bought about 15 from her giving check in payment, but v.heii check was sent in there wa." such man known to-bank: We '.(-..Id be dad -if voti would uieii ';on tljis.- Maybe it will cause oth ers. ...to : be careful about checks '' ni : tnim.'iTs. VTmost tlie same" clay a "bad check, artist worked right here in out of on-, home.- He ordered a a'-! 'Ski from the drug spire and llieiti in sen 1 ehanue for ''?., gav e delivery -man check, taking "hwr and ;:, ,ods. 'erv .on they ":mih- b;i ,k looking lor him had de.iarted. Almost ill but he same ( iray's of his inn S' iliieolie !',ot mil in Mr. ibout all corn crib and corn. Bet. wishes from Yours verv trulv, W. W. ABFkCKUMBlE. I Jaytoiia Beach, Fla. 0.Y.P.U.UILL PRESENT PLAY A Little Clodhopper' To Be Given at Courthouse Friday Night The Baptist Young Peoples Union of the Franklin Baptist churfth will sponsor a play, "A Little Clodhopper," at the court house on Friday night, June 30, at 8 o'clock. This play, an American comedy-drama, promises to let mirth help lift depression. The. cast follows r Septimus Green A young book agent, full of : pep- Daniel West. . Ocey Gump -A fresh- country product Henry Wilkic. George Chiggerson An innocent little lamb from the citv Daniel Wilkie. ' -: Mrs. Chiggerson Boggs His doting mamma, a smooth schemer Virginia Cunningiiam. Miss Julietta Bean A Splinter ville boarding house keeper Helen Cunningham. Charmain Carter . Who thinks she's a vampire Josephine Higdon. ' Judy A little ckulhopper vfrom the poor-house Mrs. J. D. Franks. Several other country people. Since the courthouse had already been secured by another organiza tion for Saturday night, the date for this play has been moved back to Friday night', June 30. SHOW PLANNED NIGHT OF 4TH Big Audience Expected at Second Showing of . 'Sweet Family' Advance sales of tickets indicate that a large crowd will see the second presentation of "The Sweet Family," a side-splitting comedy, at the Franklin courthouse on the night of Tuesday, July 4. The cur tain is scheduled to rise at 8 o'clock. The show is sponsored by Circle No. 2 of the Missionary Society of the Franklin Methodist church and the proceeds will be devoted to church purposes. At its first presentation, during the spring, "The Sweet Family" drew a big crowd; but even a larger audience is expected at the second showing next Tuesday night: The second showuvg -is being given by special request .of many who failed to sec it the first time. Reopen Station Stewarts Enter Gasoline Business Again U,i G. Stewart aiullua-suu-Rexl Stewart, have reopened the Tri angle Service Station at Main and Palmer streets near the foot of the town hill. The station's equipment has been improved and increased, and Mr. Stewart announces he intends to carry a line of automobile tires and accessories in addition to handling gasoline and oil, With the reopening of this sta tion, a new brand of gasoline ' and oils the Sinclair, line is introduced to Franklin, Young Democrats -To Hold Bex Supper The Young Peoide's Democratic club of Macon county is sponsoring a box supper at 8 o'clock Saturday 1 1 igTi f i i"ft li e cd ii r t Ii oil SC: J 6hn V". Edwards, president of the club, urged all members of the club and any others who desire to attend to come and bring boxes, which will be auctioned off. The proceeds will go toward defraying the ex penses of a delegation from this county to the state convention of Young llemocrats at Wrightsville Beach lulv t and 8. rv our bread -!. i'lnost rWtn:, in .sa,iil;iry hakery iri ,.Xi i-i iusi cii.i't lit: lieal. ha i;:i se(' lnu- n Pies and Cakes KEY CITY Back of FOXES DEFEAT COWEE, 8 TO 5 Rainbow Springs Team Wins From Holly Springs The Camp Foxes met Cowee's baseball team on the Franklin field near the depot Saturday afternoon and won by a score of 8 to 5. 1 he game was hard fought, one of, the best of the season. Keeter, Paris and Johnston starred for the victor's. Keeter and Johnston tallied three hits each out of five times up and Paris recorded, two out of five. A large crowd witnessed, the game. A doubleheadcr was sched uled, but onlv one game was played-. - The game between Rainbow Springs and Holly Springs resulted in a 5 to 3 victory for the Rain bow boys. The game was a good. one and a large crowd turned out to see it. Rainbow Springs was scheduled to play the Camp Poxes in Frank lin Saturday of this week, but the game has been called off because many of the .camp boys expect to be away on leave for the Fourth of July. On July 4 Coyvee and Holly Springs will meet at 3 o'clock on the Franklin diamond. Following is the box score for last Saturday's game between the Camp Foxes and Cowee : C. C. CORPS Wilson c . . . Paris 2b .... Crowell If . . . Tompnon ss . AB H R 5 1 1 5 2 1 ...5 2 1 .2 2 1 Carter cf Weaver rf-rrr Keeter 2b Johnston lb . . Lagrange cf ss Al essmer p ... TOTALS . . C. C. Corps 45 17 8 7 ,..411-10001 E 0 1 0 0 .3 . 0 0 .1 ..5 - 2 1-2 g 3 1 0 ..5 3 1 0 ..5 1 0 1 1 -i i i i i COWEE . AB H R E H. Brvson rf 5 10 0 C. Touts U.. 5 1 0 0 Haden 3b ..4 1 2 1 C'Duvall lb .4 1 1 3 R. Brvson ss 4 1 1 0 W. Duvall cf p .....4 0 0. 0 M allack p cf .4 1 0 0 B. Fonts 2b ..............3 0 0 0 C. Bryson If 4 1 1 0 TOTALS 37 7 g 4 ,Cowce 2-base .100030010 hits: Johnson, H. Bryson M allack. - Base on balls -off fessmcr.-Ji MallacR. 3. . Srtuck otrt by Mrsmrr, 5t Tht- HVflUr-2r Timi-ofame-hQuxs. . Rev. Tha.l . F. : Peitz, of Beta, T ackjnoujityLisassi s tij : c the Rev Mr. Maybcrry, pastor of the Covvr:: Baptist chnrch, in a ,:e..t 6T scvvrces7V1ii dav -iiiiht Baptist Church Notes BY REV. EUGENE R. ELLER There will be regular services at the Baptist church Sunday. The Sunday school .will meet at 9:45 a. m. and the morning worship will bci at ll. The public is most cor dially invited to all these services. The B. Y. I U.'s will met al ZdSp. nuantLthc even.uigwor ship will b: a-t - H :-l 5. 4-t is hp1 that each member of the church and-its organizations--will - make a special effort to attend all services Sunday. -The"7icT,rd her the mid-week prayer services each Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Births Mrs. V. I. Boyd an birth of a daughter at Mr. and nounce the their home Friday, July on Lnrtoogccliave 23. on There's none finer. Made of by an ex Visit our )S made. - ' Baked to Order BAKERY Press Office FARuERS CAM , REDUCE DEBTS (Continued from pag. one) secretary-treasurer of the Otto na tional farm loan association has been appointed as correspondent in this section and that farmers should find it convenient and satisfactory to make their applicafions to him rather than apply directly to the agent stationed in. the Federal Land Bank. Mr. Cabe's address is R. F. ). 1, Dillard, Ga. FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS: WE ARE STILL MENDING SHOES When you feel half sick And your shoes have holes We'll do the trick With heels and soles. -TROY F. HORN. FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP Opposite Courthouse ''We Buy and Sell" Box 212 Troy F. Horn im-, " '."ii'-i i-aass Electrical Refrigeration Service Reasonable Rates HAROLD D. KIMSEY FRANKLIN, N. C General Delivery Don't Fail to See "THE SWEET FAMILY" A Rollicking Comedy Presenting Ma Sweet , and Her Talented Daughters 8 JP. M., TUESDAY, JULY 4 AT COURTHOUSE Sponsored by Circle No. 2, Women's Missionary Society of the Franklin Methodist Church ADMISSION: Furniturepecjals- at KITCHEN CABINETS B arrived In All Colors... RANGES Large assortment of cast the latest models we have ranges to a n y k i l c he n o r a n y pock MAJESTIC RANGE Known as the -best CONGOLEUM RUGS We now ha.ve the larg est stock "of .these rugs, famed for their beauty, and wearing qualities, that we have , ever d0 had 6 x 9 feet size. VJ ' . and up. 9 x 12 feet Congoleum -Rugs-. L . - LIVING ROOM SUITES-P,eautiful 3- I'iece overstuffed groups... BED ROOM SUITES-Thrce beauti ful pieces of walnut furniture... BED SPECIAL Full size Blue Ribbon iron bed with coil springs and 5()-pound cotton d1 0.25 m.'il tress with heavv woven tick, all forT DRESSERS with three drawer large mirrors in o,ak or walnut..;.. BRYANT FUfli!ITUr, COMPANY It Pays To Trade With Your Home Merchant FRANKLIN, N. C. MELLON ASKS END OF SUIT . A District of Columbia judge on Monday took under advisement a motion for dismissal of the $220, 000,000 suit brought against Andrew W. Mellon and other former treas ury officials charginy they helped foreign steamship companies de fraud the government' of income taxes during the Hoover adminis tration. Classified Advertisements INDIAN relics wanted. Arrow heads, axes, pipes, etc. Write what you have to P. O. Box 73, Ander son, S. C. J29 2tc Jly6 NOTICE We are in the market for hand picked scrap mica clear of black and red rust. Will pay in mer chandise 35 cents per 100 lbs. See us at Carolina Provision Company, or see Mr. Pope . Ellard in regard to same. You will get your pay on delivery. MYERS BROS., J8 c cont. ' - WANTED Oak Cross Tie We will pay cash for white and mixed oak ties. For specifications and prices see Cole Brooks at Dejot, Franklin, N. C, or write TAYLOR COLQUITT CO. Spartanburg, S. C. J29-5tp-Jly27 WANTED : Anyone interested in renting their cows, see GILMER A. CRAWFORD, MEADOWLAND FARM DAIRY. Guernsey, Here ford and Holstein preferred. J29 ltc WANTED : Irish potatoes,- corn and sweet potatoes in -exchange-for THE' FRANKLIN PRESS sub scriptions. We will allow you a fair price on your produce. 10 & 15 Cents ig stock just and up ranges in $18 and up e t boo k . Fully Enameled M OC range made.......... .....,.. and up $45 and up $42'50 and $8" l1P