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THE FRANKLIN PRESS aod THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1333
Highlands Highlight
EDITED BY MRS. IHOMAS HARBISON
ROTANISTS VISIT HIGHLANDS ! 1
T. H. F.M'tTtt, Mw.inl li. Ak'
ii'mkr ami Stanliy L. I'lar-oii. ul
the New York UoUiuical iavtK-it.
Bronx Park. New York C. wl)'1'
are' on a collect in;.: epeiliiion in
the southeastern states, icni sev
eral Jays at llisjihuuls l.i-t week.
They were juineil by I'rof. T. li.
Harbison, who is ' laniiliar ' with this
region, anil succeedeil in obtaining
many specimens not already repre
sented in their collection. Tliey
found Horse (,'ouyoiic of the' most
interestiti'' and Ulliillte spots in otir
southern tn-.uirtaitis. Other local
ities in this' -ici.nity. can be du
pliftitetl ' elsewhere.-they' said, but
Horse Cove is unique. It is one
of Prut". Harbison's favorite haunts,
and he has conducted many botan
ists to this interesting spot.
Mr. Alexander is' chief horticul
turist of the New York P.otanical
who is attending
Scott, from South Carolina, are
visiting Helen and Mildred Daves.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips
and little son, Carl, visited Mrs.
Floyd Strain Sunday.'
F.dua, Mildred and Ernest Sny
der and Louise Culver attended the
league meeting at Clarke's Chapel
Sundav .
Louis' Fd wards,
I Unison I ollege, was home lor 'K' ; Sunday night.
week-eiul, and. was accompanied Dy
si eral mends of Clenison.
log( r Smith has been,' ill for the
past several days at his home on
'Highlands1 Fstates. A trained nurse,
Miss l.ula Smith, is in attendance.
Another illness was that of 0.
F. Summer, who was unable to
attend his classes for about two
days "last week.
' F. V. Allstaetter, Of Savannah,
(';., is here With his family .at
Laurel Lodge.
The. Highlands teachers attended
Mi.. . ..'l-lll-c, iin.ct itn. ' in I't"int. lin
.. . ,' ' , ,i ' ,'' m- . ! verv busy at present cutting tops
Saturday.. Alter the meeting M iss i vl 'f " 1 , .
I'.ihel Calloway and Miss Fa Potts! '"k,nK s'n,l'- '
went t , Couimerce,' Ca.on a bus- Mis. Mary Talent was .visUing
mess trip. . friends and relatives on Oak Dale
Miss .htrv' Thornton has. return-i Sunday. .
Charlie Jenmjigs, who had been
away for a week helping to con
duct a revival meeting at Buck
Creek, returned home Sunday.,
J. (). Nix will fill his regular
appointment at Well's Grove church
this Saturday night, Sunday morn
ing and Sunday night.,
Olive Hill
The farmers d this section are
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Talent and
children, Ilershel and Cleta Bell,
of lower Iotla, were visiting Mr.
Talent's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aai:ou Talent, Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary Roper and children,
Carelee and Jack, were the guests
of Mrs. Klla Swafford Sunday.
Mrs. Lucilla jWeleh was visiting
Mrs. (Tannic Wdlis Saturday after
noon, v
Roy and Clyde Willis were the
supper guests of Mr. Flugene Tal
ent Sunday night.
t her home in Hart well, Ga.,
SHOWER FOR RECENT BRIDE
' A-lovedyv-affair -of tin.- past m.ek
was' the miscellaneous shower giv
en Friday afternoon to Mrs. Charl
es Ralph Rucker by Mrs. Thomas
- Harbison -and .iLLsstlicLilall'LVv av
at the home of . Mrs, Harbison.
The reception rooms were at
tractively decorated with the seas
ons most gorgeous dahlias and oth
er cut flowers.
Eighty-five guests called during
the afternoon to- leave their lovely:
gifts and wish the bride much hap
piness. '-..-.
Delightful refreshments
served by the hostesses, assist
Misses Eva and Mary Lizzie
Bernice Rice and Mrs.." I
Rice.
is contractor for the job.
Garden, and Mr. Everett is assist-filter spending several weeks with
ant curator to Dr. J. K. Small and Mr. ind Mrs. Jack Hall,
has written parts for Small's "New The, new bouse which is being
Flora" which is. nearly off the! built" on Satulah road near the
press. Mr. Pearson is a student Tea House is Jo be the summer
at the garden. .. These young men I home'11 of M rs.. Catherine V. Crans
were delighted with' this region. ! ton, of Augusta. Ga. J. W. Reese
were very enthusiastic aboot High
lands,' and sorry that their sched
ule would not permit a longer stay
Thev expect to visit Chapel Ililli 11 liy V
this fall, when Prof. Harbison re- VV Sit 5 VjrOVe
turns to the university. Rev. I. 1). Nix filled his regular
appointment at Well's Gove Sun
day. morning, lie was accompanied
on ihisjrip by his wife and baby,
Tom ' Phillips, wife and children
spent the week-end with home
folks. .
.Larlt"ii I av is, who i now stay
ing at Ashcville, spent the week-
r by
yi'otts,
lerbert
SHOWER GIVEN
MRS. FRANK PA
Many friends of Mrs. Frank
Paul attended a fruit shower given
m her honor at ; the" home nr .i rs.
Helen Thompson on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Paul's home was form
erly in Maine. She and Mr. Paul
were married last fall and came to
Highlands early this spritig. They
expect-4o remain here tliroughthe
winter.
end witn nis -mower.
Mr. aiid Mrs. Robert Edwards
and children, from Highlands,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs.
G. W. Culver.
Edna and Mildred Snyder and
Louise. Culver attended the league
at Clark's Chapel church Sunday
were night.
Little Ray Lee Phillips was bad
ly hurt Sunday when he was ac
cidentallystruck by ati automobile
occupied by Roy Dowdle, Harry and
Hill Cunningham. The child was
taken to a doctor for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Welch were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I'll
Welch Sunday.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Dock Barnard, who has been oh
the sick list, is well again.
The annual Talent reunion was
held at the home of Mr. and Airs.
Aaron Talent Sunday. There were
about sixty present. All enjoyed
a social good time, with singing in
the afternoon.
Bill Barnard and children, Jessie
and Violet, were visiting Mr. Bar
nard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lack
Barnard, Sunday.
Miss My rttC" Bolickrof Higdon
villc, was in this section Saturday
afternoon.
We are very sorry to report that
!Tf sTT-mmr CampbeH is ill at this
writing; Hope she will soon re
cover. ,
Roy Willis, of; Almond, attended
the Talent reunion Sunday.
Charlie Blaine and son were in
this community the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Morgan, of Tattle
Branch, is spending a few days
' with her daughter,' Mrs. Fred Wil
lis. I The children of Olive. Hill are
interested in their studies with Mrs.
Ralph West as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Teem and
children, Eloise and Boyd, were
visiting Mrs. -Trent's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack. Frady, Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Childers wcre
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Morgan, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leach, and
Mr. Lee Leach, of Franklin, were
i t Vi pr-m i p sts n-f I r 'in d A f r. . S am
Masses Ruby Kowdv '""ami Vera Sweatman Sundav afternoon. -
CARD OF THANKS
We, wish to thank our many
friends for their many acts of kind
ness throughout the . illness and
death of our dear wife and mother.
We appreciate the many' beautiful
floral .offerings, and the many acts
of kindness and sympathy sho.wn
through these trying hours of sad
ness." ''.'."
FRANK H. NORTON
AND CHILDREN.
Franklin Circuit
Notices
REV. G. N. DULIN, PASTOR
i LIKE THIS -BETTER' FLAVOR!
Services Sunday: lotla 11 a. in.;
Oak Dale 2:30 p. m.; Snow Hill
7:30 p. m.
Sunday schools: 10 a. m. ; ex
cept Oak Dale, 1 :30 p. m.
Leagues : 7 p. m.
Prayer service at Iotla Saturday
night.
Revival services arc in progress
at Bethel; services twice daily
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. livery
body invited to all services. . The
pastor is doing the preaching.
For the first time this year the
sale of automobile tags by the rev
enue department has exceeded the
1932 figure. . On Saturday the reg
istration for 1933 stood at 372,810 j
as compared with 372,629 on the.
same day of 1932.
J
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I didn't smoke camels at first.
LATER, I DISCOVERED THAT I LIKED
CAMELS BETTER. THEY HAVE A MILD,
RICH FLAVOR THAT IS DELIGHTFUL.
AND THEV DON'T GET ON MY NERVES.
w ys' x fit
CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
teener ften ijon4,Tfcfpe5..Mci;ef,tJrc ijoirTafte
(Unavoidably omitted last week)
Mr.- and Mrs. Ilobart Harding
and baby and also Alice Mashburn
spent the week-end wilh their fath
er. Charlie Mashburn. -
John S. Wells, from . Cornelia,
(ia., spent Sundav with Mr. and
M r: ( i.-W.-Culvcr;--
Last week Miss Evelyn . Clcave
land, Mrs. Carl Zoellner, Mrs. (iene
Pot t s, and.-Mr sBett Jvees(v..all 4
of Highlands, attended a shower
eiven in Franklin in honor
.f Mrs.
Charles Sutton.
' Mrs. Florence has closed High
lands Tea RoOnranThasrefurned
to her home in Anderson, S. C.
J. A. Hines is very ill at his
home here.
' Students leaving Highlands for
Western Carolina Teachers. College
this week are Oceola Everett, Ber
tha Nail, Bertla Edwards, and
Newell Wright.
Mrs. Clyde Hentz and small son
arrived in Highlands Friday. M r.
and Mrs. Lfentz are occupying the
Ben Thwait Cottage, on Main street.
Julian Zoellner, oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zoellner, was
taken to the hospital for a sinus
-opCTationdur in ntHolat t er ' 'i lartTiT
the 'week, tie returned to tligli-
1
,1
"I don't see why you
, thugs keep trying to
break into houses that
have telephones. All
Mrs. Smithsrs needed to
do was call us and we
caught you opening the
window."
WESTERN CAROLINA
TELEPHONE CO.
Sickneti, accident, prowlers, or
fire make your service priceless.
FARMERS SUPPLY
COMPANY'S
WEEK-END SPECIALS
EGGS HIGH-Now is the time to feed HENS
for egg production.
Make-'Em-Lay Mash, 100-Ib. bag .....$2.75
Less Amounts, lb. 3c
s - .
Dr. Pratt's Poultry Regulator, large box..... ...25c
'. (Guaranteed) i
P-NUT BUTTER
10c"
; Pt. jars
CORN FLAKES
Millers, lge. pkg.......7c
TABLE SALT
3 large boxes 10c
JUCEUfine)
Whole-grain 6 lbs. 25c
COFFEE Farmers'
Special, lb. ............14c
Farmers' Sp'l, pk. 98c
Six O'clock, lb... ..16c
Maxwell House ...29c
OAT MEAL
Lk boxes 5c
Large, Family Size,
42 oz. ............ ......10c
We will buy a few bushels good, smooth Irish
Potatoes in exchange for groceries or CASH.
We carry a full line of feeds and CS Meal.
SOAP & POWDERS
Octagon ... .....2 for 5c
Octagon .. . 10 for 25c
SOAP POWDERS
Grandma ...... 3 for 9c
Grandma .... 9 for 25c
JAR CAPS
Mason's Zinc, doz. 24c
JAR RINGS
Best Grade ....3 for 10c
LIGHT BULBS
40 watt, 10c 3 for 25c
50 & 60 watt... 15c
2 for ............25c
Owing to conditions that have ccme to pass in
the ' last few months, we find ourselves com
pelled to go on the cash basis, and know that it
b to your advantage, because you get your
goods for LESS. You DO NOT have to pay
the debts of the fellcw who CANNOT or WILL
NOT pay his bills. We invite you to come and
trade with us. Also, we wish to thank you for
the liberal trade you have given us in the past.
IBIO.
EMBER
at
Just Arrived These New
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DRESSY MODELS SIZES 14 TO 4
WORTH DOUBLE THEIR PRICE.
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..IrADIES'iFEIiT-HATS WASHABLE POINTS
Fall Colors 36 Inch
NEW, SMART AND POPULAR PRICED
SHOES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
Black and two-tone
Oxfords
Suede Oxfords with
Leather Trim ...........
$1.49
$2.50
Graceful Ties, Pumps All kinds of tO
heels and combinations tyi0J
Men's Work Shoes,
a bargain
$1.49
Heavy Outing, ' Qc
White and Colors, yard
Ladies' 100 per cent c . QOc
Pure Yarn Sweaters .
Big Flash lights, QQc
Complete .' ....
Large Dinner 1 Ac
Plates .:..;........:1U
Men's and Boys' Slip Over Sweaters, QCc
Part Wool .. "0
SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
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