- THE SICK ... !
Angel Clinic
Tommy Marchbanks, of Frank
lin and Easley, S. C., underwent
surgery Tuesday.
Elmer Taylor, of Cat Creek,
underwent surgery Sunday for a
shot gun wound of the left leg.
Mrs. Ruby Murray, of Dlllard,
Ga., discharged following sur
gery.
Mrs. Saddie Guest, of Dillard,
Ga., discharged following treat
ment.
Mrs. Nola McClure, of Frank
iin, Route 3, admitted for treat
ment.
Mrs. Martha Hollifield, of
Franklin, Route 1, admitted
for surgery.
Catherine Cralne, of High
lands, discharged following sur- :
gery.
Mrs. Mannie Hall, of Frank- ;
lin, Route 3, admitted far
treatment.
Oscar Wykle, of Franklin, 1
lin, Route 4, admitted for
treatment.
Virgil Davis, of Franklin,
Route 3, underwent surgery Fri
day.
I Lester Ledford, of Prentiss,
underwent surgery Wednesday.
Jerry Bingham, of Franklin,
Route 2, underwent surgery
Wednesday.
Jimmy Giles, or Cowee, ad
mitted for treatment.
Mrs. Paul Wright, of Frank
lin and Sylva, underwent sur- 1
gery Sunday.
Don Ledford, of Franklin, ad
mitted for treatment.
Enies Cabe. of iotia, admit
ted for treatment.
Jimmy Hall, Jr., of Cowee, ad
mitted for treatment.
The Rev. Willie Richey, of
Franklin and Easley, S. C., ad
mitted for surgery.
Angel Hospital
Glenda Gail Shuler, of Frank
lin, Route 4, Is a patient for
treatment.
Mrs. William Donald Carpen
ter, of DUlard, Ga , Route 1,
has been discharged as improv
ed following surgery.
Katherine Marie Prince, of
Highlands, Is improving follow
ing surgery.
.Mrs. David Lem Cabe, , of
Franklin, Route 2, has been
discharged as improved follow
ing treatment.
Myrtle Irene Ledford, of Pren
tiss, has been discharged as
improved following surgery.
Mrs. Lawrence Myers, of
Franklin, has been discharged
You Can't
Close Your
Eyes To ...
. . . The ^act:
The Greatest
Stock Ever is
Being Offered
You at Whole
sale Prices on
USED CARS
and TRUCKS
. . . the Great
Savings now
Being Offered at
Burrell Motor
Company on
New Cars and
Trucks.
Prices and Bargains Like These
We are offering the highest trade-in prices ever ? on the greatest Chev
rolet ever. Lowest prices on outright buys. Come drive the new Chevro
let and you will see what you have been missing. It's the smartest, saf
est, savingest, smoothest, easiest handling Chevrolet ever. Just come in
and make your own test drive today.
We want to reduce our Used Car stock 50% within the
next 30 days. In order to do this, xvs are offering you un
heard of prices on all makes and models.
The best of terms can be arranged to fit your needs.
We have 70 good Used Cars for you to select from - 30
good Used Trucks.
All of our late model cars and trucks are backed by the
famous O.K. Used Guarantee. These cars and trucks
consist of most any make and model.
Make our place your headquart
ers for winterizing your car. We
are equipped to give your car
special winterizing service. We
have several permanent type
anti-freeze for you to choose
from, such as: GM, Zerex, Amoco
and Prestone.
"WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS"
BURRELL MOTOR COMPANY
zanS
CHEVROLET
NCORPORATEL
AOTHO'RJZ?Z?
SALES ouujL SERVICE
123
FRANKLIN, N.C.
OBI IE
\A GOOD PLACt TO BUY A GCOV U9ZV CATZ. *
as improved following treat
I ment.
George Melvin Bowman, of
J Franklin, Route 3, Its a patient
I lor treatment.
Mrs. R. L. West, of Franklin,
' is improving following surgery.
I George Wallace has returned
i to his home after a week in an
Atlanta, Ga., hospital, follow
! ing an eye operation.
mACON'S
Newest Citizens
Born to :
Mr. and Mrs. James Joe |
Moore, of Dillard, Ga., Route 1,
i a daughter, Jo Diane, Septem- J
ber 23 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roper, of
Greenville, Miss., both former
ly of Franklin, a son, Gerald
David, September 17, in Green
ville. Mrs. Roper is the former
Miss Jewell Reece.
j
Planning is One
Way To Lighten
Home -Making
Good home managers have a
plan, says Miss Mamie Whis
nant. State College extension
specialist in home management. ]
They know more than the best
way to do each of the jobs they
dn every day. They know how
to fit them all together well.
Before they start to work
each day, they plan what jobs
must be done, who will do
them, when and where, and
how to do them the quickest,
easiest way. In their minds,
they lay their day's or week's
work out before them and map
out a plan of action to follow ?
all of this before they actually
begin work. That's good time
management, declares Miss
Every homemaKer plans, but
few take time to write out any
of their plans. But don't waste
wnisnant.
i time and energy trying to re
member or being sorry you for
got. Keep a pad and pencil in I
several places in the house for ]
convenience in jotting down
plans, ideas, things to do, things
to buy. Time for this will be
! time well spent.
Your success in housekeeping
will depend to a large extent
i upon the interest and coopera
tion of family members who
share the work in doint; houss
j hold tasks. The wise home
| manager will plan household
I activities with her family _so^
i that each member will be re
I sponsible for doing definite
! things. Household tasks can be
made attractive and interesting
< to children, says Miss Whis
| nant. Children very quickly
1 catch the spirit which older
j family members show in their
attitudes and work habits. If
] jobs are performed happily,
children are more apt to learn
I and enjoy sharing in the re
| sponsibilities and work of keep
ing the home running smoothly.
Few Korean War
GI Trainees
Change Courses
Korea veteran-trainees under
the GI Bill ar'e not 'course
hoppers.'' according to a Vet
erans Administration study just
made public.
The study discloses that 95
per cent of all Korean GI Bill
trainees have stayed with the :
1 courses they chose originally.
So far, only five per cent
have changed their courses ?
and many of these switched to
studies more in keeping with
their aptitudes and abilities.
Under the Korean GI Bill, a
veteran has the right to change
i . I
his course or study once ? and
no more.
The VA said that during the
three years the Korean GI Bill
has been in effect, more than
1,000,000 veterans so far have !
entered training. About half (
enrolled in colleges and uni- 1
verslties; the remainder trained j
in other types of schools, cn- I
the-job and on-the-farm.
Grain Of Cloth
Important Factor
In Dress Making
Here are some tips on sew
ing, offered by Julia Mclver,
State College extension cioth
ing specialist.
There is a wide variety of
tricks that can give your
clothes that special mark cl
distinction, says Miss Mclver '
But actually there's no special
magic about making a very
1 finished looking dress. All you
need are a few helpful pointers.
One [of the most important
steps to learn in dressmaking,
says Miss Mclver, is to learn
how to sew with the grain cf
the material. Grain js the way
in which a fabric has been
woven ? length-wise (warp>
and crosswise (fill) threads ar
yarns are woven together at
right angles to make the mate
Pieces must be cut on the
correct grain, and the grain
.t.js; b*e kept in its correct po
sition throughout construction
if the. garment is to be grain
j.'_rlect. explains Miss Mclver. ,
Trie linished garment will not
iii wcli. hang correctly, or
? l gk ;>mart unless cut and sewn
< ii the proper grain, explains
Mclver. Unfortunately,
?.here is no secret formula you
can employ to compensate for
or conceal a badly cut garment.
Prevention is the only cure, so
make your clothes grain per
fect. she urges.
TO DELIVER LECTURE
A public lecture, "How Bible
Principles Apply to Your Life",
will be delivered by William
Sims, circuit supervisor of min
isters for Jehovah's Witnesses,
r Room 109 of the Ashear
Building at 3 p. m. Sunday, it
;.a teen announced.
MASON'S SSL,
Week-End Specials
DOLLAR ITEMS
10 No. 303 Cans
GREEN BEANS -$i 00
7 No. 303 Cans w
APPLE SAUCE _$i 00
Skinless
WIENERS 3 ^ fo, -si00
Fresh Ground
HAMBURGER 3 Lb - ?'1 00
8 Tall Cans
MILK _sv 00
8 Pounds Dried
BEANS -5i 00
Phillips Golden
SWEET CORN 7 c.?, si 00
4 No. 3 Cans
SWEET POTATOES - _ _ _'i oc
Coffee Cup
COFFEE lb 69
3 Pounds
SHORTENING 65
Cube
STEAK Lb. 55c
Pure Pork
SAUSAGE ,b 39
FEEDS
$1 C.50
Per Ton
PHONE 9
Mashburn s Big
Out-of-Business SALE Continues
Entire Stock Going At
- COST -
Every Item Must Go By The Week-end
Stock Your Kitchen With High Quality
GROCERIES
AT LOW, LOW COST
MASHBURN FEED & GROCERY