THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1942
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON I AN
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Engagement Announced
Mary Bissell, who always welcomes
The rar..k of Army captain cor
responds with the Navy rank of
lieutenant.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
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friends from hear former h()me
She knits "constantly for the armed
forces.
LIEUT. A. W. McCLURE
WEDS MISS GETTYS OF S. C
The marriage of Miss Martha
Gettys of Columbia, S. C, to Lt
George W. McClure of Franklin
was solemnized in Atlanta, Ga
Sunday, July 12, at the home 6
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Nichols. Dr.
Fergusson Wood, pastor of West
minister Presbyterian Church, reai
the marriage ceremony in the pres
ence of members of the immediate
families
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Benjamin Wiley Gettys and the
late Major Gettys of Columbia and
Lugoff, S. C. She attended Mary
Washington College at Fredericks
burg, Va. For the past two years
she has held a position in the
office of the Dixie Culvert Co. in
Columbia.
Lt. McClure is the son of Chas.
McClure and the late Mr. McClure
of Franklin, Kt. 2. He is a grad
uate of Clemson College and is
iiow serving in the Army at Fort
Eenning, Ga. The couple will make
(their home in Columbus, Ga.
MR. AND MRS. RALPH
McLEAN ARE ENTERTAINED
r. .nd Mrs. Ralph Ramsey Mc
Lean, who are visiting their par
ents,, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mc
Lean, were entertainel by them on
Wednesday evening with a charm
ing lawn party at the attractive
McLean home on the West's Mill
road.
The guests were delighted with
the showing of colored movies by
young Mr. McLean, taken toy Mrs.
McLean and himself luring a tour
iof the west last summer. The pic
lures were taken in all the na
tional parks that they visited land
in1 California. Mr. McLean, war
and who is distinguished for being
den of the state prison in Raleigh
ed the youngest warden in the
United Suites, has made moving
jucture photography lus hobby, and
the pres dent, Mrs. H. E. Church
presided and presented several
matters of routine business to
the chapter. The news of the death
of Mr. Daves last Confederate
veteran in the county was report
ed, and flower. were later sent,
Nine members were paresente.
The nexte meeting will be with
M ss Lilly Rankin, and an ele
pliant sale will be one feature of
the program.
Mrs. Frye of Bryson City, a
member of the Macon County
Chaptear, represented the Chaptear
at the ceebration of Confedearate
mcmoarial forest on Sunday.
T. E. L. CLASS .
ELECTS OFFPICERS
The T.E.L. class of the Baptist
church, meeting on Tueslay with
Mrs. Truman Moody, and 14 mein-
beras and the pastor, Rev. C. F.
Rogers, in attendance. The pres
ident, Mrs. Thad D. Bryson pre-
sidel and the pastor led the de
votions.
Mrs. Ben McGlamery made a
talk on the subject of "Ev 1 Doing
Punished," and Mr.s. J. D. Franks
on "Who Is Responsible for the
Unenenlisted?"
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Thad Bryson, pres-
ilent;Mrs. Leona DeHart, Mras.
Miss Grace Rebecca Conley, da
Steven Conley, whose engagement
sued to the wedding to take plac
at half after eight o'clock in the
lin.
Ray Swanson, Prs. Verna May, of Norfolk, Virginia, has been
and Miss Charlotte Conley, vice
president; Mrs.' McGlamery, sec
retary and treasurer; teacher, Mrs
J. D. Franks. Group leaders elected
were Mrs. foe Palmer. Mrs. O. C.
Hrvant and Mrs. Lee Tinnetet. an Mrs- "ank 1. smith, last
A vegetable anl hedb contest was weeic. iney went to nayesviue tor
ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
to Mr. George Merritt Preston,
nounced. Invitations have been is
e on Monday evening, July 27th
First Methodist Church of Frank-
held and Mrs. Franks won the
parize for the most answers aright.
Delicious, punc and angel food
cake were starved.
Personal Mention
a visit to Dr. Scaroggs' family for
several days, returning Wednes
day. They will leave Friday, re
turning to their home. Dr. Scroggs
has represented E. R. Squibb and
Sons in Richmonl for the past
five years.
Mrs. Jesse R. Slone, who has
been svenling several months with
Miss Sally Lou Moore, left
.c i. uonc mjh.c uU.B - Thursday to spend a tew weeKs her , W. Neville Sloan at his
with her aunt, rrs. W. W nearn, home
Oabe, nf Rt. 1.
Mrs. George B. Patton of Ral
eigh, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Penland, on Palmer St. While in
Asheville, Mrs. Patton visited Miss
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep
est gratitude to the host of friends
and neighbors who were tireless
in their effort to be helpfll in
the death of our lear husband and
father. The love of our friends
shown by their acts and by their
beautiful floral offerings will al
ways be a comforting memory.
Mrs C. S Bryson.
Mrs.' Wade Arvey.
. Mrs. W. 1'. Kickman.
W. Roy Bryson.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness and sym
pathy extended during the recent
illness and death of our beloved
son and brother, Lonnie Dalrymple.
Mrs. Obra Dalrymple and fam
ily, li
Ready!
SMELL THAT
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Says ALTITUDE ENGINEER TOM FLOYD
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With men in the
Army, Navy, Ma
rines, and Coast
Guard, the favorite
cigarette is Camel.
(Based on actual
ales records in Post
Exchanges and
Canteens.)
CAMELS ARE
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
WITH ME. THEY'RE EXTRA MILD
WITH A FLAVOR THAT CLICKS
EVERY TIME
-""Try vm
. smoke it..i,,
in this field
Mrs. Albert Ramsey and Mrs.
Lawrence Ramsey, aunts of the
visiting couple, are giving a picnic
supper in their honor at Cliffside
Lake on Friday evening.
LYMAN HIGDONS ENTERTAIN
JN HONOR OF MRS. HAWKINS
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Higdon
entertained at) dinner on Sunday
evening in honor of Mrs. P. M.
Hawkins, of Canton, Ohio, who
as visiting' her "aunt and uncle,
Dr. and Mrs. W. A . Rogers
A patr otic color scheme was
carried out )anf the home was
adorned with summer flowers.
Guests included Mrs. Hawkins,
Dr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Jim
Fowler, Mrs. John Brown, Mr.
pnd Mrs. Kay Beshears, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Conley, Mrs. Neal
Johnson and Miss Nora Moody.
U. D. C. MEETS
!WITH MISS LEACH
The United Daughters of the
Confederacy met with Miss Nora
Leach on last M onlay afternoon.
Nine members were present and
Join Now
Potts' Burial Ass'n.
Protect. The Whole Family
Fine Solid Oak Caskets
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in Atlanta has retuarned
of Salisbury. I home. She was accompanied bv
Miss Lucy Welch, who is employ- her daoehter. Miss Eleanor Sloan
ed at the not snoppe in wasn- o LeW;st0n. Idaho, who is teache
w-v . - 1 r i ,
ington, JJ. C, IS spending a lew Qf Dhvsical education in the Idaho
days with her parerats, Mr. and state Normal College
u r wimiim vv e rn on rmriinit-
Mil. Am Hstincre has whose wedding took' place a few
u,rr.t to wr Krn, n- Ou-tno- Weeks ago, are spending part of
gechaye after spending ten days lTne'r meymoon witn jjr. and -Mrs.
ith Mi Koherta Ranks J- voices, ur. atoKes is a pro-
Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Anderson of 'Pssor tneoiogy at tmory uni
it;w Hiant .i fw Aars with their I versity, Ga.
f.w D I Rinm, r,f Frank. Kenneth L. Young of Akron
i- o't 1 ' Ohio, is spenling a week's vacation
vi, vf, PnJ, Hpnr and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
m,nA f H,ei Park J- E. Young on Kt. 2.
Mr Renrv's 'ss Frieda Gofdenberg of New
sister, Mrs. Leslie- Young. Their York is visiting M. and Mrs
monu (rionHe are aUA tn nclronif Jack zanders.
th.n, aaain after an ahsence Mr- MrS- Joh" Crawafoard
of several years ' They have lived nd ,mo'her. Crawford, aUo
in Michigan for eighteen years, or u, a re spenu.ng me
returning for a short residence in week with Mrs. Myra Altaian at
mil TL.. k 't i o I "ci iiunic, vicai v icw, oil uic
...;ih.. the Precc ucorgia roau. ivir. ana jipk nar
Mr 3nJ Mr FerHie Hdon have ry oeu 01 -ral uaoies are ex-
returned home after a week's visit Ped next week Last week Mr.
,.,;.h fr anH Mr Ham Tallent ant rs.n. n. rveipin ana iwrs,
,t th-ir hme in Cleveland Tenn. Elraod were aguests at Clearview
While there they visited Chattaj alrs- vy,"Mm enorinK reiurnea
00 ga and Lookout Mountain.
to Atlanta wiith them for the
ANNOUNCING
To the people of Macon County
that I have bought out the Sanders
5 and 10 cent Store, which is now
called
THE FRANKLIN
VARIETY STORE
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I am stocking up as fast as
transportation conditions allow.
Open for business as USUAL. I
will announce a
BIG OPENING SALE
as soon as our stock is complete,
R. S. O'Mohundro
tr Urc rntjv TnhUon weekend.
--.r I t a i t i r a rt, i
Madison are vr. am Mrs. w. a. riogers nave
their mother Mrs I. W. s tneir guests Mieir niece, Mrs
" , , , . . . . ,
r Tnhnann I aL- "M" "lu ncr "i ""J'p
j ....-. . i ,. c -vi.:
n, nH Mrc T H Srrneirs and " vmu.
chillren of Richmond, Va., were I Mlss . ' ecenuy .ex.
voting Mrs. Scroggs' parents, Dr. Mor Arlington, Va where she is
employed uy uic vvaj i n xi niitni.
Mrs. Lyman Higdon will leave
Monday for Atlanta to attend the
fall and winteoc fashion show.
Lyman Higdon, Jr., visited his
parents last weekend.
Mrs. J. C. Brown of Berea, Ky.,
visitel her sister, Mrs. J. A. Fow
ler last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Houk, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Perry, aq,d Dr.
J. L Stokes have areturned from
Columbia, S. C, where they at
tended the Rotary Assembly.
Mr. andMrs. Floyd Qsborn have
moved to the Tillery L0ve house
in Eaaast Franklin.
Mrs. D. W. 'Nichols, Jr. and
two children have returned to
their home in Russelville, Ark.,
after spending several weeks with
Mrs. Nichols"" paarents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Calloway. They were
accompanied by her uncle, Claude
Calloway, wh0 is making a short
visit there.
Mrs. Clyle Houston and two
children, Clyde, Jr., and JZudy left
Wednesday for Alexandra, a., to
join her husband who is working
on a deffense pr0ject there.
Theodore Owens and family and
Evell Owens of Alexandra, Va.,
visited Harry Owens in Angel Hos
pital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tearrell I'ansh, ot
Detroit Mich., recently visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rar-
arish of West's MilL
Lester Conley has retuarned t0
his home from Angel Hospital, and
bones to be able to resume work
at an eanaly date. - .
Mrs. W. R. Penland and daugh
ters Mildred and Lucile, of Cleve
land, Ohio' are visiting Mrs. Pen-
Statement of Condition
At The Close of Business
June 30, 1942
RESOURCES:
Cash and Du From Banks
United States Government Obligations,
Direct and Guaranteed
State Bonds...
North Carolina Political Subdivisions Bonds
Domestic Stocks
Loans and Discounts
Banking House and Furniture and Equipment
Other Real' Estate Owned '
Other Assets (Accrued interest Due on Bonds, etc.)
$477,291.46
444,753.90
4266,044.25
68,567.61
200.00
268,107.36
14,954.13
11,930.98
7,168.83
TOTAL $1,559,018.52
LIABILITIES ' ;
Capital Stock, Common $50,000.00
Surplus 37,000.00
Undivided Profits 12,345.20 99,345.20
Other Liabilities, Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc 8,417.24
TOTAL DEPOSITS ; $1,451,256.08
TOTAL $1,559,018.52
The continued steady growth of this, bank1 is reflected
by the following comparative figures:
Deposits June 30, 1933 .....$243,421.65
Deposits June 30, 1934 303,322.26
Deposits June 30, 1935 417,446.07
Deposits June 30, 1936 547.365.74
Deposits June 30, 1937 647,609.67
Deposits June 30, 1938 646.903.69
Deposits June 30, 1939 769,348.17
Deposits June 30, 1940 916.538.37
Deposits June 30, 1941 . .1,301,758.42
Deposits June 30. 1942 1,451,256.08
Two. per cent Interest Paid On Time and Savings Deposits
THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK
HIGHLANDS N. C ) SYLVA, N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
$5,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor 1
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land's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.