No. 5
and to the point: 'We make our
work known to man, our needs to
God." No funds for the home,
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which is non-sectarian, have ever
been solicited, he said,
Mr. Vogel's work has been
widely publicized, however, in
newspapers and magazines. Ar.d
he, himself, has told the story in
a full-length book, "This Happen
ed in the Hills of Kentucky".
The stop here was due to a
broken drive shaft.
It looked like it might be a long
stop. For when he notified Burrell
Motor Company, Mr. Vogel was
told that a drive shaft for that
particular bus wasn't available
this side of the factory. That
would have meant a wait of sever
al days, or the expense of having
the part flown here from the fac
tory.
The folks at Burrell's, however,
got in touch with the Franklin
How Do You
Worship GOD?
Ask that question of 100 people and you'll
get 100 answers.
Episcopalians believe there's only one answer
? you worship God as a part of a group of
people meeting together on the Lord's Day
and in His Church.
And we believe that the service of worship
is something in which everyone should take
part. That's why we Anglicans ? 40,000,000
of us the world over ? use "The Book of
Common Prayer" (in whatever country it's
used, it's in the language of the country) so
that we may all take part in the service.
We're convinced that when we worship God
in this way, we'll be the better able to carry
that worship of God out into our everyday
lives in the world in which we live and work.
The teaching of the Episcopal Church is
practical, workable, down to earth ? a relig
ious approach that helps you to use Christianity
to meet the problems of every day living. We
find in the Qiurch and its Sacraments a source
of strength and comfort beyond words to
describe.
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Visit the Episcopal Church near you ? soon.
You'll find a friendly welcome.
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Machine Shop, and Ray Penland,
told of the "family's" slight,
dropped everything and made a
drive shaft. In 24 hours the party
was on the road again.
Mr. Vogel cited that as an ex
ample of the kindness and con
sideration he and "my children"
received from everybody In Frank
lin. "People could not have been
kinder", he said: I want to ex
press my heart-felt appreciation."
No. 4
truck operated by FJoyd E.
Sumner, of Sylva, Route 1, is
said to have entered the main
highway and into the path of
the Cooper automobile. Both
were demolished.
The driver of the truck and
ANNUAL
FARMERS
FEDERATION
PICNIC
SATURDAY
July 14th
10 a. m.
East Franklin
School
FREE
WATERMELON
And
LEMONADE
$10 Prize
For Best Local Act
And Many Other Prizes
?
SEE and HEAR
PANHANDLE PETE
And His One Man Band
GAITHER ROBINSON
STEVE LEDFORD
? Also ?
JOE FRANKLIN
DARRYL PETTY
JIMMY BUCHANAN
And Many More Top
Entertainers
?
A1I Choirs, *
Quartets, Musicians,
Singers, Dancers
ESPECIALLY
INVITED
?
BRING YOUR
FRIENDS
And
NEIGHBORS
Buys Of The Week
IN GOOD
Used Cars
CO CHEVROLET $7QC
2 Door. Clean
g| CHEVROLET $ggg
CO FORD 2 Door $QQC
VO A Good Buy ?
AQ BUICK 4 Door $OQC
New Auto. Trans.
See our stock of Good Clean Cars in all makes and
models ? 1949 through 1956 ? Priced Right.
TRUCKS
gj CHEVROLET $795
Cl DODGE, V2 Ton $CQC
^ Good Buy ? ?
TRUCKS
50 ?olet s695
49 _ _ _ '395
Burrell Motor Co., Inc.
Chevrolet , ? Dealer 3014 ? Oldsmobile
Phone 123 Franklin, N. C.
a passenger received dispensary
treatment.
The Coopers lived on Ashe
ville, Route 3.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Cooper were conducted Tuesday
at 2 p. m. at the Tesentee
Church of God. Burial was In
the church cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper were
married In August, 1951, In
Ashevllle. He Is formerly of
Franklin.
In addition to her parents,
husband, and three sons, Mrs.
Cooper is survived by four
brothers, Billy, Tommy, and
Kay Dills, of Franklin, and
Johnny Dills, of the U. S. Navy,
and a sister, Miss Barbara Jean
Dills, also of Franklin.
Pallbearers were Jess Rogers,
Tomalee Rogers, Johnny Rog
ers, Thurman Rogers, Wiley
Rogers, and Bill Warren.
Bryant Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
Salains Purchase
Mills Grocery Store
Mills Grocery Store in Frank
lin has been purchased from A. R.
Mills by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salain.
The deal was closed Friday.
Mrs. Salain will operate the
store.
I
To Model In
State Review
Miss Helen Cochran, of the
Franklin High 4-H Club, will
model in the state 4-H dress re
view in Raleigh this month.
She was the senior winner In
the recent county review.
The state dress review Is a
feature of the annual 4-H con
vention. It opens July 23.
mACON'S
Newest Citizens
Mr. and Mrs. Delos E. Walt,
of Highlands, a daughter. Floye
Lynne, July 3 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Garri
son, of Franklin, a son, Ricky
Edwin, July 6 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bell, of Dill
ard? Ga., Route 1, a daughter.
Sarah Gall, July 4 at Angel Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor,
of Elberton, Ga., a son, July 6,
at an Elberton hospital. Mrs. Tay
lor is the former Miss Pauline
Reid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Reid. of Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, of
Elberton, Ga., a son, July 5, at an
Elberton hospital. Mrs. Taylor is
the former Miss Pauline Reid,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Reld, of Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Long.
Jr., of Atlanta, Oa? formerly of
Franklin, a son, July 3. at Oeorgla
Baptist Hospital In Atlanta.
Federation
Picnic Set
Saturday
East Franklin School will be
the scene of the annual Farm
ers Federation picnic on Satur
day.
The program will get under
way at 10 a. m.
Special entertainment is on
tap, including a one-man band,
acrobats, singers, and the Fed
eration string band, with the
"Mimosa Boys'J.
Sack races, relay races, tugs
of-war and other contests also
are slated following lunch.
Prizes will be awarded the win
ners.
A prize of $10 will be awarded
the best local entertainment.
First and second prizes will be
given for the largest truckloads
attending the picnic.
Choirs, quartets, and singers
will compete for prizes in the
afternoon, tfong books will be
given the best choirs.
Short talks on farm practices,
poultry, and livestock also are
programmed during the day.
Tourists About
Triple In June
Tourist registration at the
Franklin Chamber of Com
merce's information booth is
almost tripling last year's.
A check of the registration
book this w<*k showed that 148
signed in during June. This Is
nearly three times the number
(56) for June, 1955.
July also may set some rec
ords. By noon of the 6th, 41
had registered, indicating a
trend that could beat all past
monthly figures if It holds
steady.
Activity at the Cowee Ruby
Mines is responsible for the
sharp increase in inquiries, ac
cording to Mrs. Lasca E. Hors
ley and Z. Weaver Shope, who
run the booth. The chamber
has mimeographed a fact-sheet
on the ruby mines for distribu
tion to visitors.
PICNIC AREA WORKING
Hickory Knoll community will
work at the picnic area Satur
day, it has been announced.
TRAINLOAD
SALE
\
Continued
CHOICE MEATS
U. S. CHOICE
Standing Rib Roast Lb 59c
U. S. CHOICE TENDERIZED BOTTOM
Round Steak " 79c
FRESH U.S. GOOD
Ground Beef 3 Lbs. $1.00
ARMOURS ONE LB. CELLO
Franks ^ 39c
Ballard or Pillsbury
CANNED BUSCUUS ? r, - ? 21*
Plain or Selfrising
P1LLSBURY FLOUR u,. _ _ 98*
No. 303 Can Byrd
APPLE SAUCE 2 For ? - 25*
Armoors
PURE LARD 3 Lb. Can ? ? 61*
WE HAVE THE FAMOUS
PEPPERIDGE FARM BREAD
INSTANT
O PET
PET , *
MCgflf NONFAT
DRY MILKl
SAakes4Qts. 32c I
NABISCO
One Full Pound Sugared
Donut Cookies
49c
PILLSBURY'S
Cake Mixes
Choc., White, Tello
29c
Pet Milk
3 Cans
41c
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Early Variety Cooking 3 Lbs.
Apples . . . 25c
Half Runner 2 Lbs.
String Beans . 25c
Golden Ripe 2 Lbs.
Bananas . . 25c
12 oz. L g. Can
Sealsweet Frozen
Orange Juice . 35c
Pkg. 12 oz. Frozen
Squash ... 21c
12 oz. Can (Makes Vi Gal)
Frozen Lemonade
Mix .... 33c
BALDWIN SUPER MARKET
MODERN ? CLEAN (Grade "A") ? FREE PARKING
West Palmer Street Phone t5 Franklin, N. C <
THE BIG DOLLAR
WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE
East Franklin, N. C.