MISS McCALL BJUDE
OF TERRELL TALLENT
The marriage of Miss Edith
McCall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam R. McCall, of Gneiss,
to Terrell Tallent, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tallent, of
Franklin, was solemnized April
12 in Walhalla, S. C.
The bride wore a navy blue
suit with black accessories and
her corsage was of white gar
denias.
Mrs. Tallent is a graduate of
Highlands High school and for
the past four years has been
employed at the Van Raalte
plant in Franklin.
Mr. Tallent, a veteran of four
years service in the U. S. Air
force and three years in the
army, was educated in the
Franklin schools and also is em
ployed at Van Raalte.
They are living in the McCoy
apartments in Franklin.
Gold Bond ROCK WOOl
keeps furnace warmth in
REEVES HARDWARE
COMPANY
FRANKLIN, N. C.
When you eat with
us, you eat
The
Best
In
Food
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Home-Made, Hot Rolls
Corn Muffins
With
Every Meal
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DRYMAN'S CAFE
ON MAIN STREET
! PERSONALS
Mrs. Lawrence Myers and
; daughters, Dixie Nell and Sue,
' spent the week-end in Sylva
! and Canton visiting friends and
relatives.
! Pfc. William B. Deal, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Deal,
of Gneiss, spenta 10-day leaye
recently with his parents. He
has been stationed at Fort
Bragg since entering service
about a year ago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stadig, of
Miami Fla., are at their home
in the Gneiss community for j
several weeks.
Jamison Moves Business
After 40 Years Service
In The Same Location
After doing business for 40
years in the same spot, Grover
Jamison, Sr. (he and two sons :
now operate the business under
the firm name of Jamison,
Jewelers' last week moved his
jewelry business.
The new location is the store j
in the Macon theatre building I
formerly occupied by Martin j
Electric company.
The one-story building, next j
door to the post office, in which i
Mr. Jamison has been in busi
ness since about 1912, he re
called this week, he bought at
that time from Col. Howe, who
had operated a barber shop
there.
At some time in the future,
Mr. Jamison said, plans call for
razing the old building and
erecting a new structure. When
that is done, the business will
be moved back across the street
again, to its long-time location. I
STATE OFFICERS HERE
C. W. Blanchard, director of
plant operation for the state
board of education, and C. H.
Jourdan, heating engineer, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday of last i
week visiting Macon schools
and giving instruction to jan- ,
itors on the care of heating
systems and maintenance of
buildings.
They were accompanied on
their visits by County School
Supt. Holland McSwain.
TO THE VOTERS OF
MACON COUNTY:
As I have been urged by my
many friends throughout Ma
con County to run as a mem
ber of the Board of Education,
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate, subject to the Demo
cratic May 31st, 1952, primary.
I think as the people think in
this township, Smith Bridge,
Otto School district, that we
should have one member on the
board. I have children in school
and am very much interested
in schools, transportation, etc.
Your vote and influence will be
appreciated.
Thank you,
CLAUDE W. CABE
Adv.
I
MOVED
We wish to announce to the public that we
have moved from the location we occupied for so
many years across the street. Our new location is
directly in front of the Post Office, in the Macon
Theatre building.
Our friends and customers are invited to come
in and see our new store and new merchandise.
JAMISON, Jewelers
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce to the public that we
have sold the Willys Automobile Agency to Reid
Womack and Jay Houston, who will conduct the
business under the firm name of Macon Willys
Company.
We wish to thank our Willys customers and
friends for their patronage. We are sure they will
receive good service from the new owners of the
agency.
Macon Motor Company still is your
BUICK Dealer
MACON MOTOR COMPANY
FRANKLIN, N. C.
F. A. Starrette
Joins Printing
Staff Of Press
Frank A. Starrette has joined
the mechanical staff of The
Franklin Press as printer and
make-up man.
Mr. Starrette, a native of
Statesville, comes to Franklin
from Lenoir, where he has been
connected with the Lenoir
News-Topic for the past two
years. Prior to that, he did
newspaper work in Statesville.
He and Mrs. Starrette, who
have taken the George Mash
burn house on Palmer street,
both are active in the Metho
dist church. Mr. Starrette is a
former Methodist steward, and
Mrs. Starrette was serving as
spiritual life chairman of the
Woman's Society for Christian
Service in the Statesville dis
trict when they moved to
Franklin.
Draft Board Seeking
Whereabouts Of Two
The local selective service
board is seeking the where
abouts of Grady Weimar San
ders and Fred Austin Curtis.
Board officials said important
mail addressed to the above
men has been returned un
claimed and they asked anyone
knowing the whereabouts of
either man to contact the board
immediately.
Mr. Sanders' last known ad
dress was Scaly, and Mr. Cur
tis's, Hendersonville.
Cullasaja
Sam Joe Fulton who has been
serving with the marine corps
at Corpus Christy, Tex., is vis
iting his grandfather, John Ful
ton, and his aunt, Mrs. Myrtle
Keener. At the end of his leave
he will report for duty at Cher
ry Point.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Graham,
of Naranja, Fla., have arrived
to spend the summer at their
home here. They were accom
panied by their niece, Mrs. Joan
Richardson, and children, who
returned to Florida Monday.
Charlie Wooten is reported to
be Improving after an opera
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve McCon
nell have moved back to this
community after living in
Franklin for the past few years.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hender
son and family have moved to
Franklin, Route 3.
Sam Moore, of Knoxville,
Tenn., spent the week-end here
with his sisters, Mrs. Frank Bry
sOn and Mrs. J. M. Stewman.
I
Land O' Lakes
POWDERED
MILK
Lb Pkg.
35'
Swift's Cleanser
SUNBRITE
Can
8?
Toilet SCap
WOODBURY'S
23c
Facial Size
Toilet Soap
'S
Bath Siz?
23c
Cloverleaf Dry
SKIM MILK
7-Oi Pkg.
15?
Household Spray
FLIT
29?
Pint Can
TENDER- KNEADED
11?
Traffic accidents cost the
lives of 1,071 persons on the
highways of North Carolina In
1951.
One-third of all the coal"pro^|
duced In the nation's under
ground mines comes from West
Virginia.
New York's Industries and
homes consumed more than 28
million tons of bituminous coal
In 1951.
In many mines charges of
compressed air are now used
Instead of explosives to loosen
the coal for loading.
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Tomato Juice
LIBBY'S
4c?" 30c
Oi1i9?r Groeoriosl
Morton's Plain or Iodized
Salt ... 2 21 c
Dessert Evaporated
Peaches . . "n?* 31 c
Del Monte Cut
Green Beans ,3?3 22?
Superfine Tasty
Succotash . N?c?T3 20?
Delicious With Chicken! Cranberry Sauce
Ocean Spray 21 c
Wilson's Certified Vienna
Sausage . . . *? 21 c
Wilson's Certified
Tripe 49c
Wilson's Certified Corned
Beef Hash . . r 38c
For Your Chop Suey Dinner ? Bean Sprouts
La Choy r 15?
Armour's Star, Balentine or Old Hickory
Pure Lard 4 " 55?
Healthfully High In Vitamins, Low In Cost! Fla. Grapefruit
Juice... 2 - 29?
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Peaches . . . 25e
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Stokely's Famous Quality
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No. 303 Cans
3 29
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WIENERS
m- 49e
U. S. Choice Beef Chuck
Roast . . . 69?
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Sausage * 45? Turkeys 2L*69C
Tender Small Pork Quality-Tender Beef
Spare Ribs * 49c Short Ribs - 49c
Fish Dept. Valuesl
_ Spanish
Pantrout, lb. 29c Mackerel> lb. 29c
Ocean Perch H & G
Fillets, lb. . 35c Whitting, lb. 15c
Fancy Fresh Tender
GREEN BEANS
Here's an exceptional
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bought them at a low M |US m ^"jw
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Fancy Firm Florida
Cucumbers 2 - 27c
Crisp Bright Red
Radishes 3 ^ 21 c
Crisp Crunchy Florida
Celery 2 * 23?
Juicy Florida Duncan
GRAPEFRUIT
? 6 25
ICED TEA GLASS WITH
DIXIE-HOME TEA 4? 28c
La Choy Chinese
DINNER
?? 59c
Salted Cocktail Peanut*
PLANTERS
3-5c
I Oi Cm
La Choy Chop Suey
VEGETABLES
no a c? 30?
Clapp'a Assorted Instant
PUDDINGS
4 -Ox. Pkg. | J?
Tender Beef and Tasty Pork
SWIFT'S PREM
45e
12-Ox. Can
Vsgstable Shortening
SNOWDRIFT
3 lb Can 83C
Swift"* Shortening
SWIFT'NING
3-lb. Can J0C
Tatty Peanut Butt or
SWIFT'S
12 Ox J., 37C