Still time to get dressed up for the
EASTER PARADE
QI IIT^ MORE RECEIVED
1 J" THIS WEEK
"Carol King" Peg Palmer
? ? Lampel ancJ others.
HATS - - Many to choose
TADDCDQ Just what
I UrrtKij - " you want.
THE TWIN'S SHOP
Poster Bed, Chest
Dresser or Vanity
PLUS
Coil Spring
and
55 lb. Mattress
Only $119.50
$19.50 Delivers
$7.5<0 Per Month
THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY BARGAINS YOU
WILL FIND AT
SOSSAMON'S CLEARANCE
SALE
I
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
SOSSAMON FURNITURE COMPANY
FRANKLIN, N. C.
"I saw It advertised
in The Frees."
NO CHANGE
Doctor: "How Is the boy who
swallowed the half dollar?"
Nurse: "No change yet!"
MACON THEATRE
MATIN EX: Saturday at 12
NIGHT SHOWS: 7 and 9
SUNDAY: Matinee 2:30; Night Show. 9
Thursday-Friday, April 10-11 ? Double Feature Program
M-G-M musical Q
v ill
With Micky Rooney
Saturday, April 12 ? Double Feature Program
?Zam
RICHARD MARTIN
JANE NIGH ? DOUGLAS FOWLEY
JWlC1?th
(?MOONLIGHT
Sunday-Monday, April 13-14
Tuesday-Wednesday ? April 15-16
The hottest combination
| that ever hit the screen!'
?LOUELLA O. PARSONS
Kw ?
Neirs uAbout People
MRS. W. E. HUNNICUTT, Society Editor ? Telephone 211
? ? ? ? ?
MISS CREWS FETED
ON 16TH BIRTHDAY
Miss Barbara Ann Crews, ol j
Franklin, Route 3, was honored
Saturday night on her six
teenth birthday with a party
given by Mr. and Mrs. RRex
Duvall at their home. A number
i of friends and relatives attend
ed.
Sgt. Corbin Serving
In Pacific Theatre
Sgt. Clyde Corbin recently re
ported for duty with the U. S.
Air Force on the island of
Guam, in the Pacific theatre,
it has been learned here.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Corbin,, of Franklin, Route 4,
Sgt. Corbin entered service in
: December, 1949, and prior to re
> porting overseas he was station
l ed in Washington, D. C.
( spent several days at their
home, Cuilasaja lodge, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rumby Ray
attended a dinner party in
Haye.-.ville Saturday night, given
in celebration of the tenth wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKelvey
and sons attended the funeral
in Atlanta. Ga., last week, of
Mrs. McKelvey's sister-in-law,
Mrs. C. L. Chandler, who was
killed last Tuesday in a car
and trailer-truck collision.
? Sgt. and Mrs. J. D. Hipps, of
Asheville, visited Mrs. Hipp's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Smart, for several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Simmons, of
Holly Springs farm, have re
I turned home after spending
several months in Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Bill Schooley, of Oak
( Ridge, Tenn., is visiting her
' mother, Mrs. Lollie Sherrill.
i Mr. and Mrs. William Allen,
of Nashville, Tenn., spent the
| week-end at Wayah Valley
j ranch.
Gift packages of coal, so bad
I ly needed in Europe, are being
| given to families in Austria
I through CARE, the relief agen
cy.
CHRYSLER FirePower
is so much mor<
?f It's worth remembering that today's
Chrysler V-8 is not a "warmed-over"
engine, but basically brand new . . . the
first truly new type engine of modern
times. It does, indeed, open new horse
power potentials, but what it can mean
to you goes way beyond just that . ; :
+ FirePower gives your gasoline a
better place to work . . . the first
hemispherical combustion chamber in a
stock-car engine. It makes possible
more power from every drop of gas.
You feel it the minute you open up a
Chrysler, in greater accelerating power
than you've ever had at your command . . .
+ FirePower is also a better-built engine
throughout. It doesn't require premium
fuel. It runs with less waste, lees heat,
less wear, less carbon deposit than other
type engines can do. More of your
gasoline's energy is turned into actual
road power, greater reserve for passing
and top speeds when needed . . .
+ Why not drive this revolutionary new-type
engine, and feel its wonderful difference
for yourself? Let your Chrysler dealer show
you how much more than horsepower your
money can buy in the engine Chrysler has
designed from scratch to do an engine's
job better, longer, and more efficiently
than previous engines can hope to do!
CHRYSLER
THE FINEST CAR AMERICA HAS YET PRODUCED
J. C. SORRELLS MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 281 East Main Street Franklin, N. C.
MISS CABE HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY BY AUNTS
Mrs. Lee Guffey and Mrs.
Carl Cabe entertained with a
surprise birthday party, honor
ing their neice, Miss Mary
Evelyn Cabe, Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. Cabe on Bid
well street.
Bunco was played. Those re
ceiving prizes included, Miss
Edith Christie and Richard Ren
shaw, high scores, and Miss
Mildred Childers and Frank
McSwain, low scores. Bobby
Womack and Ben Edwards re
ceived the draw prizes.
Guests included the honoree,
Missc ? Brandon and Edith
Christie, Laura Mae Cabe Ann
Snyder. Mildred Childers Dale
Edwards, Margaret Thorn;.,, Jo
Ann Henderson, Ellen Calloway,
land Frank and Holland Mc
; Swain, Bobby Womack. Ben Ed
' wards, Tom Hunnicutt, Leonard
I Long. Robert Siler, Herbert Mc
Kelvey and Richard Patton.
WiH Honor McCoy
On 93rd Birthday
William McCoy, o: the Gold
Mine community, will te honor
ed on his 63rd birthday Sunday
with a dinner at the Gold Mine
j B&ptist church. His triends and
I relatives are . invited to attend
the celebration.
I
! PERSONALS
| 1
I . Cllne Roane and Wayne
Rhodes, of Franklin, Route 1,
left Thursday of last week for
California where they will be
employed. Their wives plan to
join them soon.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cox
! and daughters, Marie, Betty, and
Loraine, of Los Angeles, Caiif.,
recently visited Mis. Cox par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor:,
Houston, of Franklin, Route
j Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lar
' ragh and son. Malcolm it
? ! Washington, D. C-, recently .
ited Mrs. Darragh's parents \ ^
' and Mrs. No.man Houstor., jf
! Franklin, Route 3.
Mrs. Zeb Conley and daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Conley, h e
returned from Pontiac, Mich.,
where they visited Mr. and k.rs.
Kenneth Conley.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lich' :n
stein and Mrs Lot-is Hirsch are
spending several days in u2
troit, Mich.
Miss Mary Alice Archer and
Miss Julia Ann Higdon, students
at Wake Forest college, are ?
home lor spring holidays.
Mrs. Orson Wright and daugh
ter, Joy Ann, and Mrs. Grant
Tissert and Miss Norma Tis^ert
were guests for several days
last week ol Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McNish en route to their home
in Flin Flon, Canada.
Miss Ann Halman, of La
Grange, Ga., and Mrs. Fred
Bennett, of Columbus, Ga., and
her son, Lt. S. G. Fred Bennett,
Jr., who recently returned fiom
Japan, were week-end, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. 5. Jones. /'
Mr. and Mrs. John Alsup vis
ited their daughter, Mrs. Mer
cer Lowrey, in Manning, S. C.,
last week. They also visited the
Magnolia Gardens near Charles
ton, S. C., while away.
Mrs. Will Waldroop has re
turned to her home on Car
toogechaye following a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Culver, in Marietta, Ga.
Miss Vera Atkins and Miss
Dolly Van Hlse, of Atlanta, Ga.,
! Tr'c to
Health
? . . Prescribed by
; aur physician . . .
filled by us . .
promptly, surely.
Perry's Drug Store