MIm Hay i Makes Dean's
List At Mars Hill College
Miss Patricia Hays, of Frank
lin, made the dean's list at
Mars Hill college for the spring
semester, according to the col
lege news service. To be eligible
for the dean's list, a student
must make a minimum of 40
quality points with no grade be
low C.
Bowers Tr&niftrrtd To ~
Miatiaaippi Air Base
Pic. Edward Bowers, ol Cul
lasaja, recently completed basic
training at Texas air bases.
Lackland and Sheppard, and
has been transferred to Keesler
Air Force base, Blloxl, Miss.,
where he is studying radar
control, it has been learned
here.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bowers.
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{\ 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline 2 -dr.
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YANCEY MINERS
SLATED TO GIVE
REPORT FRIDAY
Reid Say Local Mining
Applications Were
Approved
A report on mining activities
in Yancey county will feature
a meeting of the National Min
ers' association Friday at 8 p.
jn. at the Agricultural building,
it was announced this week.
The Yancey report will be
presented by Yates Bennett,
Yancey county register of deeds
and president of the Yancey
unit of the N. M. A. Also ex
pected to attend are members
of the Yancey unit's executive
committee.
At the association's regular
meeting Friday night, Andy
Reid reported that all applica
tions sent from this district
(Macon County) to Washington,
D. C. prior to June 1 have been
approved with only field exam
inations remaining before final
approval.
Mining funds are expected to
begin arriving In this county
about the first of July, Mr. Reid
said.
? State College Hints
To Farm Homemaker*
Ties that have picked up
spots need (reshening-up treat
ments between their regular
trips to the dry clearters. "Spot
cleaning" or a good sponging
all over with carbon tetra
chloride or your favorite com
mercial spot remover are the
answers. Ties that are worn a
great deal get that rumpled,
?lept-ln look though they're not
really soiled and are in need Q t
nothing (o much as a "press
ing" operation. Here's how you
can quickly and easily give
these ties a professional press
ing at home to keep them look
ing dapper and at the same
time save on those cleaning
bills!
Never iron neckties flat on
the ironing board. If you want
to avoid that flattened out look
and keep the seams from wear
ing, make two cardboard inserts.
Cut one to fit the large half
of the tie, one to fit the small
half. Slide inserts Inside their
respective halves. This prevents
the marks of the seams from
being pressed on to the tie
front. These Inserts also pre
vent the tie lining from rump
ling.
Ties can be pressed under a
damp cloth with a regular hand
iron. A steam iron too does a
good Job. But we like to steam
Little Boys'
Swim Trunks
Cuffed Denim Little-Boy-T ype Shorts,
Pink or Blue
Terry T Shirts in Many Shade*
Many Other Items for Campers ?
Blue Jeans, Pedal Pushers, T Shirts, etc.
Girli'
2-Piece Swim Suits
The Children* s Shop
M'si Morgan Receive*
Honorary Doctor's Degfed i
Miii Lucy Morgan, native Of
this county, Monday received
the honorary degree of Doctor
of Humanities from Central
Michigan College of Education,
at Mount Pleasant, Mich., it has
been learned here.
Miss Morgan, who is a sister
of Mrs. H. E. Freas, and of the
Rev. A. Rufus Morgan, of Frank
lin, is the director of the Pen
land School of Handicrafts, at
Penland, N. C.
The Michigan school, of which
she is a graduate, conferred the
degree on Mips Morgan "in rec
ognition of her valuable service
to mankind".
Gregory And Angel End
Basic At Lackland Field
"" 1
Two Franklin men, Lyman
Gregory and T. W. Angel, III,
recently completed basic train
ing at Lackland Air Force base,
San Antonio, Tex., both with
the rank of private first class,
it has been learned.
They are now with a student
training squadron, school of
electronics, at Keeslpr Field,
Biloxl, Mi??.
ours on an lroner that has an
adjustable shoe that can be used
for steaming. You just tilt
back the lroner shot) so it locks
in "trough position" for easy
steaming. Turn dial to "cotton"
setting and lay a wet terry
towel over the shoe. When
steam rises, place the necktie
(Inserts In) on the towel and
give it a quick but professional
steaming. Brush tie lightly with
a cloth as it steams.
What about washing ties?
Some can be hand- washed, such
as the cotton ties and bow ties
so popular for summer wear.
Always check on color-fastness
before washing, particularly of
plaids. Wash singly and briefly
in lukewarm sudsy water; rinse
twice. Knitt?d rayon boucie ties
can be washed in the same
manner. They must be re-block,
ed afterwards. Other ties, col
orfast, can be given a sponge
bath. Use cardboard tie inserts,
Make a lukewarm suds of mild
soap or detergent. Rub suds
gently over tie. Remove suds
with a clean cloth, dampened
in lukewarm water. Go over tie
several times. Put between folds
of terry towel to remove excess
moisture. Let tie dry flat with
cardboard Inserts leit In so tie
will not shrink. When dry,
press.
YOU CAN
USED CARS
{THAT BEAR THIS TAG
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? WhtlM OK Wm*j
Look over our
stock of used cars.
You'll find it means
OK USED CARS ARE
SOU) ONLY BY YOUR
LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER
s /
Burrell Motor
Company, Inc.
Phone 123, Franklin, N. C
Graduate* Jolri Swn
ftotbuck In Green* bord
Miss Betty Roper and Midi
Margaret Roland, both mem
bers of the 1951 Franklin High
graduating class, have accept
ed positions with the Sears Roe
buck company in Greensboro.
Miss Roper is employed as a
typist in the telephone order
department, and Miss Roland
as record clerk With the com
pany.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our ap
preciation for the many help
ing hands and kind words, also
the beautiful flowers during the
Illness and death of our dear
wife and jnother.
Jack Frady
and Children.
CARD OF THANKS
In appreciation and thanks to
all who showed kindness through
the sickness and death of our
dear husband and father, the
Rev. H. A. O'Kelley.
Mrs. H. A. O'Kelley
s*nd Children.
CARP OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness shown
us through tlw sicknes* and
death of our dear mother, Mrs.
55. J. Peek,
The Children.
Total farm production in 1950
was at a high level compared
to prewar years, although slight
ly under 1949. Yields generally
were high, but harvested acre
age was down.
The first patent tor a mach
ine to pick cotton was granted
In 1950.
I Less than half the farms In
the United States have tele
phones.
TRUCK FOR SALE
A 1950 F 8 Ford 3-Ton Tractor
Equipped with Saddle Tanks, Fifth Wheel,
All Turn Signals, 12-volt Ignition System.
This Truck is Clean and in
A-l Condition
IF INTERESTED, CALL US
DUNCAN MOTOR COMPANY
SALES SERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE
Phone 69 Franklin, N. C.
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