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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 113? THE FRANKLIN PRMI AND Till HIGHLAND! MACdNlAN PAGE P1V1 Highlands Highlights MRS. FRANK BLOXHAM, PHONE 55 CHURCH NOTICES Sunday, November 7 Church iof the Incarnation Highlands 10 a. m. Church school. x' . 4 p. m. Evensong and sermon. Fri4ay, November 12 .4. p. m. Bible class. St. Agnes' Church, Franklin 11 a. m. Holy communion and sermon. ' " Highland Presbyterian Church 10:15 a. m. Sunday school 11 a. m. Morning worship" 7 :30 p. "in. Christian Endeavor. Highlands Baptist Church 10 a. m. Sunday school 11 a. m. Morning worship 4 p. m. Junior B. Y. P. U. 7 :15 p. m. Senior B. Y. P. U. Highlands Methodist Circuit Highlands 10 a. m. Sunday school Cashiers Valley , 10 a. m. Sunday school 11 a. m. Preaching service Horse Cove 3 , p. m. Preaching service 1 DR. MORELAND MOVES DENTAL OFFICE Dr. J. Z. Moreland has removed her dental, office from the Drug Store hpilding to her home" on Main, street. Alterations have re cently been completed on her home to make provision for an up-to-date dental office. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR GIVEN HALLOWE'EN PARTY The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church was given a delightful Hallowe'en party by the Rev. and Mrs. DuPree on Friday night. A large number erfjoyed the party. , , On Sunday night at the regular meeting the election of officers was held. The following were elected: president, Sidney McCarty; vice president, Jim Hines; secretary, Carolyn Potts; treasurer, Wendell Cleaveland; chaplain, Steve Potts; pianist,! Mrs. DuPree; reporter, Ruth Carter. The chairmen of the various highways were elected as follows: .foreign ' missions, Jack Potts ; home , missions, Peggy Thompson; stewardship, Steve Potts; Christian education and min isterial relief, Tessie McDowell; religious education, Hiram McKin ney ; Christian social service,. Charl ie Paul; spiritual life and evangel ism, Newton Crunkerton. After" the election the Rev. R. B. Dupree gave an interesting lecture with slides, on one of Paul's mis sionary journeys. RED CROSS SUPPER TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 10 , Upon invitation of the Satulah club the annual Red Cross supper for roll call workers will be J held at the school lunch room on Wed nesday, November 10 at 7 p. m. This event is held every year just before the annual ' roll call for workers to get acquainted with the most recent work of the Red1 Cross and to make arrangements for the roll call and the Macon County Chapter of the Red Cross is grate lul for the cooperation of the Satulah club and the authorities at the school and lunch room for the opportunity to have the . meeting this year in Highlands. BODY OF C. J. HOPPER BURIED IN HIGHLANDS The body of C. J. Hopper, who was fatally shot last week-end in Orlando, Fla., was sent to his home here for burial. At the time of go ing to press further details could not be learned. ' Mr. Hopper is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hopper, his wife, the former Hattie Baty, three - children, and three brothers, Clyde, Dewey and Fred Hopper. CORRECTION I It was stated in last week's paper the the reorganization of the Chris tian Endeavor at the Presbyterian church made it a distinctly Presby terian organization. This was an error of the correspondent. The membership continues as before, to include members of all denominations. ADMIRAL McCULLY PREPARES TO GO TO SEA AGAIN Of interest to Highlands people will be the following news which has been received relative to the activities a one of our most promi nent summer visitors, Admiral New ton A. McCully. He retired in 1931 as a rear ad miral after 49 years of continuous service in the navy, but he has not lost the thrill of being a sailor. Interviewed by a reporter of the Florida-Times-Union last week, Ad miral McCully said "There's Jioth- See us for Coal & Wood Heaters We have a complete line of well-built heat ers that will give you long, efficient and eco nomical service. We in vite you to come in and see them before you buy. Macon County Supply Co. Hardware, Mill Supplies, Farm Implements LYMAN HIGDON AND HARVE BRYANT. Mgr. 4 FRANKLIN, N C ing better than to itand on th? tjow of a ship, no matter how small., and feel the' spray of sea in your f ace," That's what he intends to do again in a, month or so., when his U5 foot vessel is ready to gQ to sea again, , The officer bought a submarine chaser several years before he re tired and converted it -"to , play around when I retired." When the Admiral retired he bought a place in St. Augustine, Fla. t "I hunted high and low for a place where I could put tny old &ub-chaser right in my back yard. I found it, and aboard it I have spent many hap py days." The boat has been out of service almost a year, and he has taken it to Jacksonville to have it over hauled for use this year. WORK ON PARSONAGE PROGRESSING WELL Work on the Baptist parsonage is progressing. The house will soon be ready for occupancy, although not entirely finished. SCHOOL NEWS Of particular interest in the sixth grade is the increase in the skill of the, pupils in archery. This game is being enjoyed by the sixth grad ers and some are becoming Juite proficient, The sixth grade room has many attractive features. A miniature garden . in a bowl and the garden in the greenery are flourishing. On the wall are several motifs which have been drawn, cut and pasted by the students. Books andv magazines of interest are being added to the book-shelf. The fifth grade is working on a colonial unit. All their work is cor related with the lives and customs of the pilgrim v The children have build.ed a log house in the sand table and have furnished iu com pletely with a fireplace, tabl'eHand bench, stools, rugs, etc. On Tues day the class went on a health hike to Lindenwood Lake. They gather ed leaves along the way and caught a salamander and a wood-rat. -t The second grade will give an Armistice Day program at chapel on November 12. 1 : At the, P.-T. A. meeting on Tues- Lday a committee was appointed to make arrangements foF the instal lation of a hot water tank in the lunch room." At the present: time cold water ( is carried from the sink to the stove across the room to be heated then carried back to be emptied. The P.-T. A. feels that a hot water tank will help to light en the" work in the lunch room. Barbara Zoellner, young daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zoellner, has resumed her attendance at school after being confined to her home for nearly two weeks with intestinal influenza and yellow jaundice. Mrs. F. B. Cook and baby daughter have returned to their home from an Asheville hospital. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Du Pree had as week-end guests Mr. DuPree's mother and ' other . rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hunter, of Pendlefon, S. G, are spending th week -in Highlands as guests of Mr. and - Mrs. W. S. Davis. , Mrs. Evan Howell, of Atlanta, was a week-end guest of Mrs. Clarke Howell at her summer home here. Subscriptions and Renewals NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 4 Franklin, Route 3, Clarence Chil ders ; Cullasaja, Frank Angel ; West minster, S. C, Miss Nina, Carpent er; Lyman, Wash., Miss Sallie Adams; Central Housei Alaska, R. E. Berry; Bryson City, Mrs. J. H. Coffey. Renewals Franklin, George E. Brown, J. F. Brysan, Harley R. Cabe, J. L. Hun nicuttj Franklin, Route 2, O. G. Brown! Franklin, Route 4, Zeb Taylor; Highlands, J. Blanc Mon roe, Mrs. H. P. P. Thompson, Joe Webb; Cullasaja, Mrs. D. M. Sell ers; Prentiss, H. L. Amraons ; West's Mill, J. E. Allen, Mrs. Frank Gibson; Stiles, Mrs. Flora Anderson; Otto, Mrs. Lucy Brad ley; Nantahala, J. W. Wilson; Dil lard, Ga., Fred M. Grist; Dillard, Ga., Route 1, Mrs. W. T. Rogers, Jasper Shope; Walkertown, N. G, Rev. C. C. Herbert, Jr.; Junction City, Calif., Mrs. J. R. Brown; Sa tolah, Ga., A. J. Picklesimer; At lanta, Ga., Mary Elizabeth Potts. W. T. Tippett, of Route 3, re ceived a message Tuesday telling of the death of his brother, Lee Tippett in Oklahoma City, Mr. Tip pett was to have visited his broths er here this fall. Mrs. Sam Rickman, who has been living in Chapel Hill, was called home last week on account of the serious illness of her father, Matt Liner. it " i 0M Zeb M M OF THE 1 !6ss Property Friday Nov. 12, at 1 1 A. This property is located ori the Franklin Highlands highway U. S. 64, and known as the Dave McCoy place, and consists of One new eight-room house, one four-room house, filling station, store building, stock of merchandise and fixtures. There, are also aboit 25 small lots. This is decidedly the best location in this section for a country store, filling station and tourist camp sites. s This desirable property will be sold re gardless of price on terms of one-third cash, balance six and twelve months. The stock of goods and fixtures will be sold for cash. Band Concert Ladies Invited SALE CONDUCTED BY . , ' . . . , ' R. A. PATTON, Manager . SELLING AGENTS FRANKLIN, N. C.
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