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iSDA^’ NOV. 19. 1936 1~HE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN PAGE FIVE the family „DO€TOR JOHN JOSEPH GA1NES.M.& I'es-is a son of Mr. and' is spending several days here with 1 again after ha\ing been co Mrs. Jay Reeves, also of Oak Dale.- ’ ' ■ ‘ t mom for several days. Mr. Reeves-IS a son oi .\ir. ann is SDencimg several aays uti^. wii..* i . i ,i.,,,. jay ivccves, aiso 01 uaK uaie.': nis mother, Mrs. M. L. Dowdle, to his room or se\era The couple will make their home i who has been serio;iisly ill for the Wade Reece, of Andre'ws, was : — S.ast week. among the business visitors here M 1). Billings is able to be out I Wednesday. OOD for thought active mind must have exer- U, .01»« '“'8 i;™™ es if allowed to rust, 'd™y. I hnm mental idleness' was iVbore. YouVe^foundJ^tte vou? Wholesome ac e of the best things, ;/benefiaal to the intellec- ^“"ihe S’e”ts said to require. exercise, if the owner r eserve good eyesight far j farctic regies. More who nned up in big cities rarely he eyes to see over a few thev become accustomed to distances and fme pnnt. , the army of spectacle-wear- 'mo-it of them bi-focals. f resident of the great open , often does not need glasses [;„e%core-and-ten! Wholesome (ise for the eyes! The imprisoned muscle of the in tellectual is never more than fifty per cent normal—often much lower. We are growing into a race of in tellectuals at the price of rugged, vigorous health. But, be sure to get this;EXER- CISE IS NOT TORTURE. No man gives his eyes «xercise, reading diminutive, blurred type, with the over-stuffed publication held eight inches from his face, often with a poor light. He inflicts punishment of the most dangerous kind. It is the same of the mind. To overwork the mental faculties is almost as fatal to them as profound laziness—idleness. 1 shudder for the fool that races his mind day and night—that gives it no rest in the mad chase for coin. Remember the crash out yonder in front, not so far as you think. The muscles — those wonderful hinges, pulleys, levers! Exercise them, but stop short of punishment, if you would keep physically fit Will lU in this community. The farmers of this community are busy sowing wheat and gather ing corn. Airs. Ellen Roper Smith, of Hayesville, is visiting friends and relatives here. The Alisses Jessie and Ina Dean Roper, students at Western Caro lina Teachers college, Cullow-hee, spent the week-end with home folks. We are sory to report that Mrs. Ida Ray is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reeves were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roby Roper Sunday. Several cases of measles have been reported in this section. Clyde Bateman, member of a CCC camp at Newton, has been spending several days with h.qme folks. ADDITIONAL FRANKLIN SOCIAL ITEMS Cise 101 —_ — ^ Conditioned Hogs Make est Pork, Expert Advises loss of a few pounds in shipping before butchering will not lower the quality of the meat. The muscles of a thin hog are ,, tough. They lack the flavor and St at State col'eg . juiciness found in a well marbled he best pork, he d conies 3 „ hogs that are neither oo „g nor too old, too fat nor too Ling hogs in good condition Islaughtering is one of the mam ts in successful butchering, 1 H W. Taylor, extension swine cialist at Staw college, he Mrs. Harley Phillips, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Matlock, at West’s Mdl, returned to her home in Marion Tuesday. She was accompanied by her mother, who will spend sev eral days in Marion. Mrs. W. R. Reece, of Cartooge- chaye, who has been sick for S'cv- eral months, was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Arnold, at her home on Bidwell street, Sundav. ilrs. George A. Jones is spe.nd- ing several days in Asheville w-ith her son, Weimer Jones. .Mrs. and Mrs. W. A. Paddock and tw^o children were called to piece of meat. northern. Michigan Friday on ac- Extremely fat, heavy hogs can- not be converted into the best ,, , , mother. Mr. Paddock i; lutcher hogs should be well fin 'd \ well finished hog weigh- 'from 200 to 250 pounds pro- :s the most satisfactory pork icuring on the farm. _ mooth, evenly fleshed animals duce a better meat, and will cut ivvith less waste than coarse, ■ffh wrinkled, and flabby oties. fe'also have a .'“‘I"; 5er textured product with the [ht proportion of fat and 'logs that are gaining m weight E usually the healthiest and will Ske the best meat. However, the quality cured pork. \lthough hogs may be slaughter ed at any age, meat from young pigs is w'atery and soft and does not have the flavor and keeping qualities of meat from animals a httle older. . Additional information on killing and curing hogs may be obtained from county agents or m exten sion folder No. 34, “Killing and Curing Meat on the Farm,’ which will be sent free upon aPP'cation to the agricultural editor at State college. LUUilL -u-i Paddock’s mother. Mr. Paddock is supervisor of the Nantahala na tional forest. Joe Dowdl'C, who is attending the University of Georgia, at Athens, Tune It Up for Winter WIXTKR is a hard season for engines under any circumstances, arid defi nitely injurious unless the engine is tuned and 'lubricated to take the brunt of it with the utmost facility. Come in today and let us make an estimate on the work that should be done—the oiling and greasing, or p(jssd:>lv cleaning out old carbon and gi Hid ing your valves. Minimum prices. Expert scrvice. Let US Care for YOUR Car TRY and you will BUY the CHEVROLET A Car you will be PROUD to own BURRELL Motor Co. Phone 123 Franklin, N. C. Lake Emory ^By LUTHER ANDERSON MORE NEWS WANTED ^Residents of Lake Emory Com- Jiunity; Ret us make our news column investing to our own people and the readers of The Press gen- plly. Several of the young ladies, jending school in Franklin are as- 'ting in the work of gathering :\vs. Miss Annie Ray Cloer serves 193? (om^ide. Gi/l-CWplcte£ij”Tl;^ ^^been kept at home by an .at tack of flu- Kelsie Frady and family, who tunnel work. visitor Mrs Herman Dean was ^rter, and brings items each Mon- da'y afternoon for publication in ^'e Press for that week. Mrs. J. R- lerry and }ilrs. A. W. Reid, Inner teachers and having good jdgment as to what constitutes |al news, assist in compiling the fws of the community in gen'Cral. [e have,an excellent staff. You e in easy reach of some one of |em. Give them the real news. Be fplicit, hut brief and pointed. If .'ere is no news, don’t try to man- pcture it out of nothing. Give us pppenings of real interest. You pow what you appreciate in news T[om other communities.. Let that your guide. We .are now organ- pd. Let’s go. ]Our column is s'hort this week, to a combination of circum- _««s. Mrs. J. R. Berry is visiting ushtives in Charlotte, Mrs. A. W. Ttid is visiting a brother in South I^TOlina and iss Mildred Moore I t this week with her ■s. Aiiss Annie nay Ga., is spending » W.atauga, Miss Virginia Justice sister, Mrs. Returned Sun- »r Rabbit Creek, Miss Mildre Chas. y He reports that )ore acts as general contact re- day George Stewart, of , , . his brother, proving as the highway „ected, con- ’■^r'^'L/thrserious nature of in- sidering ^ accident re juries suffered m the^^ ported last wee^ rolling lands to prC' Terrace your s stem vent soil conserve of crop of the soil. and build ,up r plant Q„„ „bbing y»”V, -r";; fopd stored P ^ ^ .^^iH your farm ho,nestly find that “honesty is tne icy.” Oak Dale ROPER-RpVES Miss Ruby Ropej- a gar Reeves were^quiej^^ ^ Clayton, ya., Mrs. bride is a daughter L p Rober, of ——- 1 More Than Ten Million People viewed the New Chevrolet in the first 24 hours TU„usands upon thousands have already placed orders. . . . 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Telephone 123 Franklin, N. C
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