Carson Discusses Signs
For Churches And House
Signs for the churches and
community house and repaint
ing mall boxes were among
projects discussed at the July
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meeting of the Carson Rural
Community Development Or
ganization, according to the
community reporter, Mrs. Leona
W. Moore.
The president, Nelson Wal
droop, appointed J. Fred Bry
son to assist him with the af
fairs of the organization and to
preside at the meetings in his
absence.
A picnic is. planned for the
August 10 meeting.
TO ATTEND REUNION
A number from this county
plan to attend the annual
Shope-Burnette family reunion
Sunday at the Bee Tree Chris
tian Church at Swannanoa.
Art Exhibit
Is Planned
Wednesday
HIGHLANDS. ? An exhibi
tion of pictures by local artists
will go on display Wednesday,
July 25, in the Hudson Library.
The show is for one day only.
Hours will be 11 a. m. to 9:30
p. m.
Among artists whose work will
be shown are Aileen Frasier
Hill, Bernice P. A. Fernow, Wat
son Barrett, Polly Knipp-Hlll,
and Francis Baldwin.
On display will be oils, char
coal sketches, abstracts, water
colors, and etchings, some of
which have won awards in na
tional and international shows.
More than 100 ships of the
United States Navy have been
named in honor of U. S. Marine
heroes.
You have heard many
fish stories but this is
a whale of a SALE
MEN'S
STRAW HATS
Assorted styles and col
or*. Weatherized and
water proof.
Values to $2.49
$1.00
WOMEN'S
DRESSES
One big rack women's
dresses in cottons and
sheers. Assorted styles
and sizes.
Values to $4.98
Sale $2.00
Women's and Girls'
BATHING SUTIS
Assorted styles and col
ors. Regular sizes.
Sale V2 Price
MEN'S
SPORT SHIRTS
One big table men's
short sleeve sport shirts
in cottons, knits and
nylon.
Sizes S-M-L
Sale V2 Price
MEN'S AND BOYS'
SWIM TRUNKS
One big table assorted
styles and colors. All
sizes.
Sale V2 Price
By popular demand an
other shipment of
Women's and Children's
RAYON
PANTIES
These are first quality
in white and assorted
colors.
5 pairs $1.00
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
One big table women's
sandals in leather, can
vas and elastic tops
with neolite soles. As
sorted styles and colors.
Regular $2.98 and $3.98
values.
Sale $1.77
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J T'S 5 M A RT TO BE T HP |F T Y I
... THE SICK -
Angel Hospital
Joseph A. Wright, of Aquone,
underwent surgery Tuesday.
Eugene Dendy, of Gneiss,
underwent surgery Saturday.
Bobby Hooper, of Highlands,
underwent surgery .Monday.
W. D. Churchill, of Franklin,
has been discharged following
treatment.
Mrs. William T. Holden, of
Dillard, Ga., Route 1, has been
discharged following treatment.
William Terry Raby. young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bry
son Raby, has been discharged
following treatment.
Shirley Ann Webb, of Frank
lin, has been discharged follow
ing surgery.
Mrs. Effie Deal, of Franklin,
has been discharged following
surgery.
Angel Clinic
Elbert Moody, of Franklin and
Hazelwood, underwent surgery
Monday.
Miss Mary Osborne, of Franklin
and Winston-Salem, underwent
surgery last Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Osborne, of Franklin
and Winston-Salem, underwent
surgery last Tuesday.
James Johnson, of Franklin and
Parkersburg, Va., underwent sur
gery last Tuesday.
William Nichols, of Franklin
and Gastonia, discharged follow
ing treatment.
Miss Irene Elliott, of Franklin,
admitted for treatment.
Grady Franks, of Franklin, un
derwent surgery last Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva Edwards, of Hiawasse,
Ga., underwent surgery last Wed
nesday.
R. L. Cowart, of Franklin, dis
charged following surgery.
Edgar Howard, of Tryphosia, ad
mitted for treatment.
Mrs. Tom Franks, of Franklin,
discharged following treatment.
Fred Fox, of EHijay, underwent
surgery last Tuesday.
John B. Ledford, of Franklin
and Wahalla, S. C? underwent
surgery Saturday.
Duke Dodgens, of Franklin and
Pickens, S. C., underwent sur
gery Saturday.
Mrs. Florence McCall, of Car
toogechaye, underwent surgery
Saturday.
Mrs. Don Ledlora. 01 rranKiin,
underwent surgery Monday.
Henry Holden, of Franklin, un
derwent surgery Saturday.
Miss Betty Roper, of Rose Creek,
admitted for treatment for in
juries received in an automobile
wreck.
Mrs. J. P. Giles, of Cowee, ad
mitted for surgery.
Group Seeks
Funds For
Center Work
A project to provide adequate
parking space and a drinking
fountain at the Macon County
Health Center on Riverview Street
is being promoted by ?one 2 of
the Franklin neighborhood de
velopment program.
The organization plans to en
list the help of the entire county
in staging a rummage sale to
raise funds for the project.
The health center is inside the
zone boundries.
At a "covered dish" supper meet
ing Tuesday night of last week,
the new project was discussed,
In deciding to install a water
fountain, it was brought out that
children visiting the health cen
ter frequently stop at homes near
I by to request drinks. The parking
area at the center also is too
small to meet the demands of
visitors.
No county funds are available
to provide these two improve
ments, it is reported.
The zone president, E. C. Kings
j berry, has appointed the follow
ing committee chairmen: Beauti
j fication, Mrs. R. E. McKelvey;
Safety, C. E. Henry, Zeb Cansler
I Charles Ivester, Ray Swafford
(and W. E. Simpson; Program
Norman West; Projects, H. W
'Cabe; Chaplain, the Rev. M. W
; Chapman.
Safety also was stressed at thi
meeting in a demonstration anc
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talk by Mac Whitaker.
The Meeting was held in the
back yard of R. R. Cunningham
and Mr. Whitaker.
Reunion Slated Sunday
At Henry T. Ward Home
A family reunion will be held
at the Henry T. Ward home on
Tessenta Creek on Sunday.
A basket lunch will be served
at noon and preaching and sing
ing will feature the afternoon.
Black Mountain Sets
Revival Start Sunday
A revival servioe will open
Sunday at the Black Mountain
Baptist Church.
Services will begin nightly at
7:30.
The Rev. Thad Dowdle, Jr.,
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