THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, ' 1ML
PAGE SIX
Past Matrons
Hold Supper Meeting
The Past Matron's Club of
Nequassa Chapter No. 43, which
was organized in October, met at a
supper meeting at Kelly's l,nn Mon
day evening.
Mrs. W. T. Moore, president,
presided over the business session
and plans were made for a Bunco
party to be held at Kelly's Tea
Room on Saturday, February 14,
with the proceeds to he give to
Red Crass War Relief. After the
business was closed a contest was
held and Mrs. H. E. Church was
winner of the prize.
Past Matrons present were the
Mesdames W. T. Moore, W. H.
Seller:-. H. W. Cabe, Frank I.
Murray, Lola P. Harrington, VV.
C. Penn. VV. H. Church, W. T.
Rogers, T. T. Love, C. G. Moore,
Miss Lassie Kelly, Miss Elizabeth
Slagle and the preser..t Worthy
Matron," Mrs. Car) Cabe.
.Mrs. T. T. Love, Mrs. Frank f.
Murray, Mrs. George De.an and
Mrs. Carl Caibe were hostesses for
the occasion.
Macon Theatre
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23:
LEON ERROL IN
"Hurry Charlie Hurry"
Also. .Chapter I
"RIDERS OF DEATH
. , VALLEY"
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24:
Double Feature
EDWARD G. ROBINSON IN
"Unholey Partners"
With: EDWARD ARNOLD
LORAINE DAY
And
JOHNNY MACK BROWN in
"Bury Me Not On the
Lone Prairie"
MONDAY, JANUARY 26:
ROSALIND RUSSELL
WALTER PlDG$ON in
"Design for Scandal"
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27:
NELSON EDDY
RISE STEVENS IN
"Chocolate Soldier"
WED.-THURS., JAN. 28-29:
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR
AKIM TAMIROFF
RUTH WARRICK IN
"Corsican Brothers"
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We Specialize ht Giving
Oar Customers the Best
of Service and
FOOD VALUES
SUN SET GOLD
FLOUR
SEVEN DAY
COFFEE 1 21' 3 ,59
LARGE SIZE
SUPER SUDS 2 39'
POST TOASTIES
CORN FLAKES 3 20'
LARGE SIZE
OAT MEAL Wiprr 25'
Woodbury, Sweetheart, Palmolive
SOAP 4 .,. 25'
THANKSGIVING (Small Peas)
PEAS N,n2 2 for 25'
CROSSE & BLACKWELL
SOUPS nT 2 25'
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE 4601 c. 20-
VEGETABLES
Oranges, doz 25c
GOOD
Celery, bunch 12c
Lettuce, head 12c
Apples, doz 15c
Bananas, lb 61 2c
Grapefruit, 4 for .. 1 5c
TRY OUR
BIRD'S EYE FROZEN FOODS
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PRODUCTS
BALDWIN & LINER MARKET
Men In The Service
Roy Setser of the United States
Army at Fort Bragg, recently vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Setser of Franklin.
George Evans of the U, S. Navy
now stationed on the U. S. S.
Texas has recently left Norfolk,
Va. He has been in the Navy
several years.
Corporal Lawrence Elliott , of the
U. S. Army, left here Wednesday,
January 21, after spending eleven
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Elliott. He has been
in the Army since August, 1940.
Harve Bateman stationed in the
U. S. Army in Georgia, is spending
ten days with his father, C. L.
Bateman of Oak Dale.
Robert Leonard Tallent, better
known as "Bob", has volunteered
for the U. S: Marines and is now
stationed at Parris Island, S. C.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tallent of Franklin. He has
been employed at the Petitte Shoe
Shop in Brevard for the past 18
months.
William S, Johnson, of the Base
Weather Station of the Air Corps
at Luke Field, Ariz., is .now sta
tioned at A. C. Gunnery Field,
Ajo, Ariz.
Divisional Conference Of
Woman's Missionary
A conference will - be held in
the Baptist church in Bryson
City Tuesday, January 27, for all
officers and leaders of this Dis
trict. This division comprises all the
counties west of Haywood. All
officers are urged to attend by
the President, Mrs. Sam Gibson.
Birthdays Of Two
Confederate Heroes
The birthday of Robert E. Lee,
January 19, and of "Stonewall"
Jackson, January 21, have been re
membered and celebrated this week
The two Confederate generals have
lived again in the minds of the
nation at wtar, and their high de-
Jo Relieve
Misery or
24
8?
lb. bag
MEATS
PURE
Pork Sausage, lb. 25c
BONELESS
Stew, lb 25c
WESTERN BRANDED
T. Bone Steaks, lb. 45c
Steak, lb. 39c
Fat Back, lb 13c
Pot Roast, lb. 21c
ouaiMun.ttt.vt. no mm
RlIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
Late news from Pan American
parley in Brazilian capital is that
Aranyah Brazil's foreign secretary
and Sumner Welles of U. S. A.
have suibmit'ted a new formula to
Argentina and Chili which they
hope will make the Americas solid
against the Axis.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
Great fleets otf Japanese planes
heavily attacked "islands that
brought them within 275 miles of
the Australian continent.
votion to duty cited as an example
to heroes-in-the-making as the
highest type of manhood and sol
dier the world has ever seen.
Baptist S. S. Convention
At lot la Church
The Macon Baptist Sunday
School Convention will meet Jan
uary 25 at 2:30 o'clock at the Iotla
church. The following program
will be presented :
Song.
Devotional, Mrs. Frank Gibson.
Roll Call and Reports.
Plans for 1942, open discussion.
Announcements and offering.
Message, Rev. R. W. Williams.
Benediction. '
Paul Swafford, President.
Macon B. T. U.
At Mt. Hope
The Macon County B. T. U. con
vention will meet with the Mt.
Hope Baptist church on Sunday,
January 30, beginning at 7 :30 p. m.
with the following program:
Two songs, D. A. Allen.
Devotional, Fred Corbin.
Offering and announcements.
B. T. U. Contest, How to Con
duct, Mrs. Roy Kinsland.
Message, "Experiences In My
Work", Mrs. J. D. Franks.
Benediction.
Mary Alice Rkkman, Sec.
Classified
Advertisements
DOGWOOD WANTED
Delivered at Mountain City, Ga.,
$25 per rick. T. J. Tallent & Sons
Mountain, City,. Ga.
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FOR RENT Apartment,
furnace heat. Apply Mrs.
Jap B. Willis. , Carolina
Apartments;
'mm
SQUARE DANCE
Friday Night January 30th
OTTO SCHOOL HOUSE
From 8:00 O'Clock Till 12 P. M.
Good Music Public Invited
Admission: Men, 50c; Ladies, 25c
Proceeds for Infantile Paralysis Fund
JOE BRADLEY, Chairman
USED TIRES
We are receiving a truck load of
Used Tires most every week now,
and can supply ordinarily any size
you may desire.
City Garage
Earl English
Mr. Prospective Employee
of Fontana
I am considering putting on a bus
to run from Franklin to the project
for convenience of Macon County.
SEE ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN TRANSPORTATION
CARL JAMISON
(Next to U. S. Postoffice)
FOR SALE Hundreds of com
mon boxwoods from 1 to 4 feet
3,000 with two summers' growth
State inspected. Until June 1, 10
per cent given to Red Cross
D. J. MOSES,
Ellijay, N. C
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WANTED Will pay good prices
in trade and cash for good fresh
country hams and Irish potatoes.
Also buy corn, rye wheat, onions
eggs, chickens and dried fruit.
Ray Grocery and Feed Co.
Palmer Street Franklin
FOR SALE Good baled shred
ded shucks and hay at bargain
prices. Agent for the "Wayjie
Feeds Egg Mash, Chicken Start
er and Growing Mash. Try 24
Wayne Dairy Feed, and watch the
difference.
Ray Grocery and Feed Co.
Palmer Street Franklin
WANTED A few nice country
hams, 15 to 25 lbs. S. H. Lyle.
FOR RENT Two houses on
Harrison avenue $12.50 and $20.00
per month. S. H. Lyle.
FOR RENT Rock house. Six
rooms, Holland furnace, weather
stripped $45 .per month furnished
See Mrs. Bill Bryson, at T. D
Bryson's office, Bank Building
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LOST A change purse contain
ing $10.25. If found retur,n to The
Franklin Press Office. Reward $2
BUNCH CHICKS Fine quality,
U. S. approved blood tested baby
chicks. Breeding quality for fif
teen years. You will like these
chicks. Barred Rocks, New Hamp
shires, arid White Leghorns. If you
wish any further information re
garding our hatchery ask your vo
cational teacher or county agent
Write Bunch Hatchery, Statesville
N. C.
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WANTED To buy four foot
foot cord wood for fire and furn
ace. Will pay $3.75 per cord de
livered at mines.
Bradley Mining Co.
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FOR RENT One apartment and
one office. See Ada McCoy.
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LOST One Cravette Overcoat
Christmas Eve night at Helen's
Barn, Highlands. Finder please
return to W. T. Duncan, Clayton,
Ga., and receive reward. . ijke
55
Roy Mashburn
Dam!
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of ilsac V. Ramey, deceased, late of
Macon couroty, N. C, this is to
notify all ipersons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 11th day of De
cember, 1942, or this notice will be
plead in bar of treir recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 11th day of December, 1941.
ELBERT ANGEL,
Administrator
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
OF SUMMONS
North Carolina
Macon County
In the Superior Court
Before The Clerk
Lizzie Ray, Lizzie Ray, Adminis
trix of the Estate of Newton Ray,
and Howard William Ray
vs.
Hilton H. Ray and wife Naun
Ray, Bronce L. Ray arid wife Viv
ian Ray, Florence 'Ledford and
husband Clyde Ledford, Jennie
Palmer, Kate Ray, Bryan Ray and
Wife Bessie Ray, Oran Ray, Viola
Ray, Nina Setser and husband
Gilmer Setser, Dorothy Southard
and husband John Southard, Wil
ford Downs, Andrew Downs and
wife Henrietta Downs, Ray Downs
and wife Oma Downs, Claude Scott,
Harold Scott and wife Jessit
Scott, Evelyn Steed and husband
Sidney Steed, Jennie Scott, Eugene
Scott, Paul Scott, Wylie Ray and
wife Blanche Ray, Emma Gribble,
Mamrnie Thompson and huslband
Roy Thompson, Bernard Gribble
and wife Cuma Gribble, Canaro
Gribble and wife Grib
ble, Henry Gribble and wife-
Gribble, Lee Wild, Joe Wild and
wife Wild, Elizabeth
Vaughn and husband
Vaugn, Harriett Lee Wild, Addie
Barnard and huslband Lee Barnard,
George Ray and wife Bess Ray,
Jean B. Moore administratrix of
the estate of Canaro Ray.
The defendants Hilton H. Ray
and wife Nann Ray, Bronce L. Ray
and wife Vivian Ray, Oran Ray,
Andrew Downs and wife Henrietta
Downs, Ray Downs and wife Oma
Downs, Claude Scott, Harrold
Scott, Jennie Scott, Eugene Scott,
Paul Scott, Willie Ray and Blaaditv
Ray, Bmma Gribble, M
lnompson, and husbanr Roy
Thornpson, Bernard Gribble and
wife Cutna Gribble, Canaro GrtbWe
and wife Gribble, Henry Gribble
and wife - Gribble, Lee Wild,
Wilford Downs, Joe Wild and wife
Wild, Elizabeth Vaughn
and husband Vaughn, Har
riett Lee Wild, George Ray and
wife Bess Ray will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the su
perior court of Macon County,
North Carolina, for the purpose
of the partition of real estate for
merly owned by Newton H. Ray
and Canaro Ray, in which the
above named defendants have an
interest, and the said defendants
will further take notice that they
are required to appear at the of
fice of the Clerk of Superior
Court of said county in the court
house in Franklin, North Carolina,
on the 23rd day of February, 1942,
MR. FARMER LISTEN
TO THE NEW AND DIFFERENT
RADIO PROGRAM THAT PUTS
MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS
f IM
STARRING ... w
FARMER CUFF GRAY
And
MORRIS BROS. LUMBERJACKS
With
NEWS . . . MUSIC
A MOST UNUSUAL PROGRAM IN THAT
IT OFFERS CASH FOR CROSS TIES
NEEDED FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
CBS 111 H n A SPARTANBURG,
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NEWS OF THE HOUR EVERY HOUR
nswer or demur to the com-
in said action, or the plain -
will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said com
plaint. This 21st day af January, 1942.
HARLEY R. CABE,
Clerk of Superior Court
Macon County, N. C.
National Forest Timber
for Sale
Sealed bids will be received by
the, Forist Supervisor, Franklin,
North Carolina, up to and includ
ing February 23, 1942 for all the
live timber marked or designated
for cutting and all the merchan
table dead timber located on areas
embracing about 315 acres in the
Corbin Cove-Laurel Branch Units,
Ellijay Creek Watershed, Macon
County, Nantahala National For
est, North Carolina, estimated to
be 360 M feet, mjre or less, of
yellow poplar, sugar maple, north
ern red oak, basswood, cucumber,
white ash, white oak, black oak,
chestnut oak, red maple, red gum,
birch, scarlet oak and chestnut
sawtimber, 500 units (160 cu. ft.
per unit) of chestnut extractwood,
and an unestimated amount of
buckeye, black gum, and hickory
sawtimber. The removal of buck
eye, black gum, and hickory saw
timber and chestnut extractwood
will be optional with the purchas
er. No bid of less than $9.75 per
M feet for yellow poplar; $8.75 for
sugar, maple; $7.75 for northern
red oak, basswood, cucumber and
white ash; $6.75 for white oak;
$2.75 for black oak, chestnut oak,
red maple, red gum and birch;
$1.75 for scarlet oak, buckeye,
black gum, hickory and chestnut
sawtimber, ' and $0.40 per unit for
chestnut extractwood will be con
sidered. In addition to prices bid
for stumpage a deposit of $.25 per
M feet for all sawtimber cut and
$0.10 per unit for all extractwood
cut will be required for sale area
betterment work. $200.00 must be
deposited with each bid, to be ap
plied on the purchase price, re
funded, or retained in part as
liquidated damages, according to
conditions of sale. The right to
reject any and all bids reserved.
Before bids are submitted full in
formation concerning the timber,
the conditions of sale and .sub
mission of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor, Frank
lin, North Carolina.
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