No 1
Voold like at first, but I be
lieve In the near future It can
be provided".
! The transportation problem
Includes not only the matter
o f re-routing busses, due to
consolidations, but also th?
problem of over-crowded busses,
he said. More busses probably
will be needed, he explained,
and he pointed out that origin
al purchases of busses is a
county responsibility. "That will
take some money", but he add
ed that he didn't believe the
people of this county are going
to permit children to walk two
or three miles for lack of busses.
Mr. McSwain remarked that
"I don't know of any county
where the people are more in
terested in good education for
their children", and he added
that the records in college, and
after they had finished college,
of students who have gone out
of this county ? in view of the
facilities Macon has had in the
past ? is an indication of high
quality work by teacher in the
schools here and of "mighty
good material" to work with.
Mrs. S. H. Lyle, Jr., program
chairman, presented Principal
R. G. Sutton, who introduced
Mr. McSwain.
Mrs. Allen Siler, association
president, announced committee
chairmen for the year as fol
lows:
Program committee, Mrs. S.
H. Lyle; budget and finance,
Miss Edna Jamison; historian,
Mrs. J. Ward Long; hospitality,
Mrs. T. H. Fagg; membership,
Mrs. Russell Cabe; room rep
resentative, Mrs. W o o d r o w
Reeves; Parent-Teacher Maga
zine, Mrs. Lester Henderson;
music, Mrs. Margaret Flanagan;
health and safety, Mrs. John
Crawford; study group and par
ent education, Mrs. Weimar
Jones; character and spiritual
education, Miss Roberta Enloe;
school lunch project, Mrs. C. N.
Dowdle; publicity, Miss Eliza
beth Meadows; grade mothers,
Mrs. J. L. West; high school,
Mrs. E. W. Renshaw; and home
and family life, Mrs. A. R. Kin
ney.
Mrs. Slier discussed the school
playground project, and Miss
Jamison, treasurer, reported
$722.92 in the bank.
Mrs. Siler announced that the
district P. T. A. meeting is to
be held at Hendersonville Oc
tober lit* and urged a large at
tendance from the local asso
ciation. Persons who lack trans
portation were asked to get in
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touch with her.
The executive committee re
port, read by the secretary,
Miss Meadows, was adopted. At
tendance prizes were won by
Mrs. Margaret Ramsey's fifth
grade and Mrs. Lois Fulton's
tenth grade rooms.
The Rev. C. E. Murray con
ducted the devotional, and Mrs.
Margaret Flanagan led group
singing.
The tea that followed the
program proper was in charge
of Mrs. Fagg's hospitality com
mittee. Others on that commit
tee are Mrs. Edgar Angel, Mrs.
B. P. Grant, and Mrs. Parker
Norton.
Miss Raby Attending
W.C.T.C., Cullowhee
Miss Dorothy Raby, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Raby,
left the middle of last week for
Western Carolina Teachers col
lege, Cullowhee, where she will
be a senior this year.
? Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Shields, a daughter, September
15, at Angel hospital.
INVITATION FOR BIDS
\
Sealed bids will be received
at the office of the Town of
Franklin in the Bank of Frank
lin Building, in Franklin, North
Carolina, at any time up until
1:00 P. M., on September 28,
1951, and will be opened at 2:00
P. M., on the same day for
furnishing stone for mat, seal
coat and all material and labor
for hardsurfacing approximate
ly one-half mile of street in the
Town of Franklin. For specifi
cations of material and work to
be done call at the Town of
Franklin office. The Town re
serves the right to reject any
and all bids.
TOWN OF FRANKLIN,
By R. M. Dillard, Mayor
S20 ? ltc
. . . so they re off to college again!
September's college-opening time, and a ht of Macon
County boys and girls are leaving Tor
They'll look forward to your letters . . . especially when
they first get there. There's nothing, when you're away
from home, like a letter from home.
And the next best thing to a Letter from Home is the
Paper from Home,
The Franklin Press
It has one advantage, in fact, over letters, even . . .
for it carries, each week, much more Macon County news
than any one letterpossibly could.
Ask 'em, those boys and girls who are leaving for col
lege, if they'd like a subscription to The Press as a go
ing-ajvay gift. Ask 'em ? and see how quickly they say
"you bet !"
COLLEGE STUDENT SUBSCRIPTIONS
9 Months for
$1.50
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