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CURTIS NOW IN GEORGIA A 2/c George E. Curtis has reported for duty at Hunter Air Force Base, Ga., after spending a month's leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prince Curtis, of Dillard, Ga., Route 1. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many, many friends for every express ion of kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and at the time of death of my be I loved wife. Also for your pray ers and floral offerings. God bless everyone. Tom Moss, husband Ela New, foster daughter Alma Queen, sister Cora Rogers, sister Elsie Robinson, sister Mae Woody, sister Leonard Woods, brother CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our ap preciation for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and at the death of our father, John Wiggins. Also for the lovely flowers. The Wiggins Family. FRANKLIN, N. C. Phone 131 SCHEDl I E OF SHOWS Week Days ? 7 and 9 p. m. Saturdays ? 1 p. m. continuous. Sunday ? 2:30 and 9 p. m. MATINEE Every Tuesday and Thursday Starting at 3 p. m. THURS.-FRI., SEPT. 8-9 Richard Widmark In "A PRIZE OF GOLD" SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 DOUBLE FEATURE "PHANTOM STALLION" Also "CRY VENGEANCE" SUN.-MON., SEPT. 11-12 Clark Gable-Susan Hayward In "SOLDIER OF FORTUNE" Bring the whole family and see this wonderful picture. TUES.-WED., SEPT. 13-14 'THIS IS MY LOVE" 'Starring Linda Darnell-Dan Duryea r r a n k 1 1 II f Drive-In N <* T II E A T IS E % STARTS AT DUSK 2 Shows nightly except Sunday Sunday ? One Show 9:00 Week-Day Second Show 9:45 ' - I THUR.-FRI., SEPT. 8-9 "SMALL TOWN GIRL" In Technicolor Jane Powell-Farley Granger SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 "SIOUX UPRISING" In Technicolor Jeff Chandler Also 3 STOOGE COMEDY SUN.-MON., SEPT. 11-12 "RETURN TO PARADISE" In Technicolor Gary Cooper ALSO COMEDY TUE.-WED., SEPT. 13-14 "SHE COULDN'T SAY NO" Robert Mitchum-Jean Simmons 7>/7g em CombQfe e/fi JJy em o^SAVL USED CARS 1955 Plymouth Belvedere Fordor 1955 Chevrolet Tudor 1954 Ford Custom Tudor 1953 Ford Custom Fordor 1953 Ford Tudor 1951 Plymouth Fordor 1951 Buick Super Fordor 1950 Chevrolet Tudor 1950 Ford Fordor 1950 Ford Tudor 1949 Ford Tudor 1948 Pontiac Fordor TRUCKS 1953 Chevrolet 3-4 Ton 1953 Ford 1-2 Ton Pickup 1952 Chevrolet 3-4 Ton 1950 Ford 1-2 Ton Pickup 1949 Ford 2 Ton 1949 Dodge 1-2 Ton ? CONLEY MOTOR COMPANY Service Phone 69 Salea Franklin, N. C. ?Stair Hhoto by J. P. Urady NEW SENIOR officers of Franklin High are (L to R) Miss Jo.v McCollum, secretary. Tommy Gnuse, treasurer, and Mark Dowdle, president. The vice-president, Crawford -Moore, was ab sent when the picture wa.s taken. No. 1 executive committee for action. It will be up to this committee to pick a successor. A former principal of High lands School. Mr. Summer is filling a vacancy in the high school, according to Supt. Hoi land McSwain. School got und er way in Highlands Tuesday morning. Mr. Summer's resig nation was effective the day before. Mr. Summer, along with the other two board members, Mr. Patton and C. C. Sutton, was appointed to the school board by Rep. G. L. Houk last spring. No. 2 march toward the goal, with ; Hoke Simmons tallying from the 1 to up the score to 12 to 6. Late in the final stanza, Ra bun again showed a strong run ning game, using only nine plays to move 59 yards for the final touchdown of the game. Simmons carried over from the ; 7 Smith was the big gun in the Panthers attack as he outgain ed his own team. He accounted j for 68 yards in 10 trips, while ! the Panthers rushing total was j only 63 yards. The locals hit for i five of 11 passes in the game. Wiggins Dies After Illness; Services At Ela John J. Wiggins, 82-year-old retired farmer, died last Wed nesday afternoon at his home near Franklin following a long illness. Funeral services were con ducted Friday at 2 p. m. at the Ela Baptist Church by the Rev. O. J. Beck and the Rev. Bill Shields. Burial was in the Ran dall Cemetery, near Bryson City. He is survived by three sons, two daughters, a brother, four half-brothers, two sisters, three half-sisters, 14 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Leonard Horn, W. M. Stamey, B. B. Trull, Wiley Brown, Willard Buchanan, and Robert Ray. Sam Shope Marks 75th Birthday At Home Sunday Sam Shope, of Prentiss, cele brated his 75th birthday Sun day with a dinner at his home. Those present were the Rev. and Mrs. George Shope and children, Mrs. Ada Hyatt, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Myers and daughter, Carolyn. Out-of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. I J. .M. Shope and Mrs. Poss, of i Newberry, S. C., Mrs. Beatrice Thomas, the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Ledford, and Reldon Shope, all of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Rena Lord, of Commerce, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers, of Chapel Hill, and Walter Ledford, of Los Angeles, Calif. New Fountain Being Installed On Square A new public drinking foun ; tain is being installed on the : Town Square, about 18 feet east of the old one. Water Supt. Herman Childers said the fountain location was changed because of a drainage problem arising from a rusted pipe. Club To Give Supper To Help Sick Resident The Sandtown Home Demon stration Club will sponsor a supper Saturday night at the Cartoogechaye School. Members will begin serving at 6:30. The proceeds will go to help a sick man In the com munity. \ The public is invited. ? Higdon Reunion Sunday The annual Higdon reunion is planned Sunday at the old Major Higdon place at Higdon vllle, it has been announced. MACONIANS INJURED IN CAR WRECK | Couple Rode Less Than Mile; Atlanta Man Dies Instantly Miss Gladys McDeshen and George E. Mason, both of Franklin, Route 4, are in a Bryson City hospital recovering from injuries received in an automobile wreck Sunday near Bryson City. An Atlanta, Ga., man was killed instantly when the auto mobile left the highway, travel ed some 300 feet in the air, and landed in a creek, it is reported. Miss McDeshen and Mr. Ma son were picked up by the At lanta man after their car broke down near Topton. They had ridden less than a mile when the accident happened. Miss McDeshen received a broken neck and arm, and se vere cuts, while Mr. Mason suf- ( fered severe internal injuries, j Sgt. Cruse Ends Service Course M/Sgt. Kenneth T. Cruse has I been graduated from the Armed Services Medical Equipment I Course, a 40- week period of in struction in the repair and maintenance of technical medical equipment under the supervision of ASMPA's Medical Technical Maintenance Division at St. Louis, Mo. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cruse, of Franklin, Route 1, Sgt. Cruse enlisted in the army in March, 1941, and his service includes two years and two months overseas in Europe dur ing World War II. He is married to the former Miss Betty L. Powell, of Bryson City. They have one child, Ken neth T. Cruse, Jr., who is four. Feed wastage costs the poul try industry of North Carolina about 2 *2 million dollars per 1 year. J. B. Moses Represents Squadron At Conference A 3/c Joseph B. Moses, who is stationed at MXcDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Fla., rep resented his squadron at the annual Spiritual Life Confer ence at Ridgecrest last week. Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Moses, of Franklin, Route 5, he made the trip by plane. love ends leave here Bobby Jack Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Love, has re ported lor duty with the U. 8. Navy at Norman, Okla., follow ing a week's leave here. LEAVING FOR MEETING Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Angel plan to leave Sunday for Phil adelphia to attend the meeting of the International College of Surgeons. They will returti next Thursday, Sept. 15. OTTO MEETING SET A meeting of the Otto Rural Community Development Or ganization is set for tomorrow (Friday) night at 7:30 at the school, it has been announced. COWEE P. T. A. MEETING The Cowee P. T. A. will meet tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 at the school. All parents are urg ed to attend to make plans for the coming school year. Feeds containing stilbestrol should not be fed to show steers. KICK-OFF OF FASHION. . certain to score with the young crowd ! Junior ?_ Petite Sportswear FOR CONVERSATION and compliments galore! Embroidered 55 % wool, 45% rayon jumper with bright jersey midriff and buttons . TURTLE NECK FAVORITE. Button-back, high-neck jersey blouse. Both in sizes 5 to 13. THRIFTY NIFTY, bold 'n beautiful wool plaid boxy jacket with huge patch pockets. Mated with solid color slim skirt of 96* and 4% nylon flannel. Sizes 7 to 16 SUIT TO PLEASE, a tri-color jacket, punctuated with wood buttons and saddle stitching. Underscored with high -riding banded, gored skirt . Rayon flannel. Sizes 7 to I& Other Shirley Lee Junior Petite Sportswear from $8.95 THE FASHION SHOP The Fletcher School of Dancing Announces Fall T erm to Start Saturday, Sept. 1 0 Slagle Memorial Building TENTATIVE SCHEDULE 2 p.m. ? Pre-school age Beginners 4 p.m. ? Beginners over 8 years of age o pi n c l o ? i_ . . 5 p. m. ? A1 .f our advanced students. (The 3 p. m. Chddren ages 6 to 8 who have had twQ c,a##e8 that previou#ly had Suz_ previous experience. anne and Brenda Cunningham. Dancing Will Give Your Child Something That Can Never Be Taken Away Gain poise and confidence quickly! RATES Develop your innate sense of Rhythm! $5 per four-week month, payable in advance. IT'S FUN! ? You'll love every minute of it! Prepare now to be in our big Classes will be conducted by Recital next spring. Mildred Roberts. The Fletcher School Of Dancing The School That Gets Results Quickly
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