No. 2
chibs and most are now prepar
ing floats.
Penny-a-vote campaigns now
under way In the schools are
selecting contestants (or the
county king and queen of 4-H
contest . The winning couple
will ride in the lead car of the
parade through the downtown
section of Franklin.
The parade is scheduled to
begin at 10 a. m. All floats are
asked to assemble on Church
Street near the Agricultural
Building by 9.
A number of 4-H window dis
plays are being planned. Mrs.
Hennessee said. They will not
be erected until Monday after
nood, the 4th.
All 4-H girls over the county
with long time records are pre
paring to enter the state rec
ords competition during the
week, she added.
No.l
on behalf of his club to The
Franklin Press. The certificate
was acc^fcrf by Weimar Jones,
editor and co-publisher. ,
'Boss' Named
"Boss of the Year", an award
We have 2 Brand New
Buick Special Rivieras,
2-drs. left that we are
closing out at wholesale
price.
List Price $3468
Qur Price ----- 2795
YOU SAVE - - - $673
Our Loss Is Your Gain
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
V-8, 4 dr., power pack,
radio, heater, white tires,
driven only a few miles.
This still has a new car
warranty, and yon can
save $506 on this same
as-new car.
1956 Ford Customline
V-8, 2 dr. 11, M? miles,
heater, white tires. An
extra good buy at only
$1795.
1955 Ford Customline
V-8, 4 dr., radio, .heater,
white tires. This is a
cream puff.
1955 Buick Century 4 dr.
Riviera, dynaflo, radio, i
heater, white tires.
1956 Buick Century 4 dr.
Riviera, dynaflo, radio,
heater, white tires. This
car is like new and has
been driven only 9,009
miles.
1953 Ford Victoria 2 dr.
Radio, heater, white tires.
Clean as a hound's tooth.
1953 Chevrolet 210 2 dr.
Heater, white tires.
Cleanest in town. Driven
only 39.000 miles.
1952 Chevrolet Styleline
Deluxe. Radio, heater and
knee deep in rubber.
1952 Chevrolet Styleline
Deluxe, 4 dr. Radio, heat
er and power glide.
1950 Ford Tudors (2)
1949 Ford Tudors (3)
Several Older Models
to Choose from
ATTENTION
For the car of 1960 NOW 1
don't wait, come straight
to
?
MACON
MotorCo.,Inc.
Dealer 594
"Your Authorized Plymouth.
Dodge. Chrysler Dealer"
Palmer Street, West
Phone 233
made to a Jaycee boss on the
basis of community service,
went to Charles A. Conley, Sr.,
I who was nominated by Bob
I Moore. This award was present
ed by Mr. Blddle. Called out of
town unexpectedly, Mr. Conley
was not present and his award
was accepted on his behalf by
Mr. Moore.
The banquet was attended by
some 75 persons, including a
| number of town and county of
I ficlals invited as special guests
of the Jaycees.
Late News
and
Briefs
STILL NO WATER
Drilling bits were hammering
away at the 210-foot level yes- 1
terday (Wednesday) morning'
on the site of Franklin's new
well project.
The shaft was yielding only j
about 10 gallons per minute.
DILLS SUCCUMBS
Charlie Pinkman Dills, 86, na
tive of this county, died Tues
day at 6 a. m. at his home on
Franklin, Route 4.
Funeral services were held for :
Mr. Dills, a farmer, yesterday |
? Wednesday! at 2:30 p. m. at'
the Sugarfork Baptist Church. |
SUNDAY SING SLATED
The first Sunday sing of the
northern division of the Macon
County Singing Convention will
be held Sunday (March 2),
starting at 1:30 p. m., at the
Black Mountain Baptist Church,
in South Skeenah section. Char
lie Stamey, president, in mak
ing the announcement, said all
singers and the general public
are invited.
M. Y. F. TO MEET
The Macon County Methodist
Youth Fellowship subdistrict will
meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at
Clark's Chapel. A program on
Christian fellowship will be pre
sented by the Clark's Chapel
young people.
MISS NORTON
SUCCUMBS AT
RABUN GAP
Was Native Of
Macon; Rites
At Dillard
Miss Fannie Louise Norton, a
native of Macon County, died
last Thursday iPeb. 21) at her
home Rabun Gap. Ga.. Route 1.
She was 73.
She was the daughter of the
late J. P. and Mrs. Henriette
Bradley Norton. She was a mem
ber of Dillard Baptist Church
Funeral services, with the Rev'.
J. L. Pittman officiating, were
held Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at the
Dillard church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving Miss Norton are two
brothers. M. B? of Franklin.
Route 2, and George, of Rabun
Gap; and three sisters, Mrs. Sam
Corn, of Decatur, Ga., Mrs. Alice
Carpenter, of Sedro Woolley.
Wash., and Mrs. Lillian Corbin. of
Seattle, Wash.
Tony Bryant Mas
Party On Birthday
Tony Bryant celebrated his
sixth birthday Saturday afternoon
with a party given by his mother, |
Mrs. Cullen Bryant. at their home
on West Rogers Street.
Gilts were opened and birthday I
cake, ice cream, and punch were j
served. Favors were hats and |
horns.
The 15 guests, including mem- '
bers of Tony's kindergarten class,
were Charles Jamison, Gary Pal
mer, Jimmy Cunningham, Gerald
Faulkner, Libby Henry, Janet
Jacobs, Marilyn Crawford, Eva j
Jane Jamison, Stephanie Chap
man, Jane Perry, Debby Soper.
Regina Ragan. Fan-ell Jamison,
and David Jamison.
Frizzell Receives
A. E. Frizzell. mnager of Farm
ers Federation in Franklin, was
honored last week in Asheville at
a company dinner where he was
presented a 10-year service pin.
All of his 10 years with the
federation have been spent here.
For the past eight, he has been
manager of the local store.
GORDON MacRAE W
GLORIA GRAHAME - SHIRLEY JONES
GENE NELSON ? CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD
EODIE ALBERT ? JAMES WHITMORE
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4 BIG DAYS
Sun., Mon., Tue. & Wed.
Franklin Indoor
Outdoor Theatre
Color by TECHNICOLOR
C|NemaScoP(=
MASON'S F??"
Market
GROUND
BEEF lb. 35c
CHUCK
ROAST .... lb. 39c
I
8 LB. .
LARD SI 65
3 DOZ. FRESH
EGGS si oo
10 LBS.
POTATOES .... 39c
FEEDS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZER
We Fill ASC Purchase Order*
Phone 9 ? We Deliver
m\CON'S
Newest Citizens
Born to:
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Willis Teems,
of Franklin, a daughter. Deborah
Kay. Feb. 19 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Eugene
Tallent. of Franklin, Route 4. a
daughter. Audry Bern ice. Feb. 21
at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mc
Call. of Franklin, twins, a son
and daughter. Feb. 25 at Angel
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parrls. of
Asheville, a daughter. Feb. 23. at
an Asheville hospital. Mrs. Parris
is the former Miss Martha Nell
Penland, of Franklin.
- THE SICK -
Mrs. James E. Perry, Sr., enter
ed Emory University Hospital, at
Atlanta. Monday to undergo surg
ery.
Mrs. J. E. S. Thorpe is a patient
at Emory University Hospital in
Atlanta. Ga.
Bach And Schubert
Program To Feature
Study Club Meeting
A program on Bach and Schu
bert will be presented by Mrs.
Margaret Cooper, program leader
for February, at the meeting of '
The Franklin Music Study Club
tonight (Thursday) at the home
of Mrs. Gilmer L. Jones on the j
Georgia road.
Mrs. David Koontz will serve j
as co-hostess.
3 At Demonstration
Meeting In Asheville
Three persons from Franklin
attended a division meeting of
Home Demonstration Clubs in
Asheville last week.
They were Mrs. Frank I. Murray,
chairman of the 2nd H. D. C.
district; Mrs. George Byrd, county
H. D. C. chairman: and Mrs.
Florence Sherill, county home,
agent.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Moss
had as guests Sunday, Mrs.
Martha Schoch and other friends
from Fletcher.
MACOU
THEATRE ll
FRANKLIN, N. 0.
PhoM in
SHOW BEGINS
Weekdays ? 7 t 9 p. m.
Saturdays ?
Continuous from 1:00 p. m.
Sundays ? 2:30 and 9 p. m.
THUR.-FRI., 28-1
SAT. 2
DOUBLE FEATURE
[9FPUR11C production mirucoior.
PLUS
wnire SMITH iwci BENNETT am BOWKS
AN ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURE
SUN.? MON. 3-4
Richard widmark
THE LAST
WAGON
TUE.-WED. 5-6
*r??Z"d
fCRABBEi
robinson;
Coming Soon . . .
"THE POWER AND
THE PRIZE"
'Evangelism'
Theme Of Baptist
Gathering Sunday
"Evangelism" will be the thenu
of a meeting of the Macon Bap
tlst Assoclational Sunday School \
Convention Sunday at 2:30 p. m
at Newman's Chapel.
David Chastain. host superin
tendent. will lead the devotional.
Short talks will be given by the j
Rev. C. T. Taylor on "The Mean
ing of Evangelism" and Mrs. I. T.
Peek, member of First church, on
"Methods of Evangelism".
The Rev. Arvil Swafford. pas
tor of Ridgecrest and Watauga
churches, will bring the main
message of the evening. Special
music is planned for the program i
according to Bill Higdon. asso
ciation a 1 Sunday School superin
tendent.
Simpson Still Keeps
Little League Post
Doug Simpson, who resigned
last week as president of the par
ents' organization of the Little
League and Babe Ruth associa' '
tions. is still vice-president of the I
Little LAgue Baseball Associa- j
tion.
By resigning and thus elimi
nating the conflicting interests or
the two jobs. Mr. Simpson felt he
could do a. much better job by con
centrating his efforts on the young
boys and their league.
Fra n kl i II
INDOOR PS
OUTDOOR ll
# T II E A T II K \
Phone 452-J ? 452-R
Show Starts at 7 week days
IFRI.-SAT.
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in Color
and
"REVENGE OF THE
CREATURE"
SUN.-WED.
pr?s?nt
"Oklahoma r
Color fcy TECHNICOLOR
A MAOM Production
DistrMW ky 20th CfNTUtY FOX;
DONT FORGET
To register here for the following
fine prizes for the next two week
ends:
Power Par Gulf Battery ? Saturday, March 2nd
Set of (4) 1st Line
White Sidewall Tires ? Saturday, March 9th
(io fit winner's car)
You do not have to be present
To Win
We also wish to take this opportunity to ex
press our appreciation for the wonderful re
ception given our grand opening. We hope we
continue to receive your patronage.
Jacobs Gulf Service
$5 Dress Sale
Continues
All Sizes ? 5-15; 8-24V2
This iz the best buy of the year,
so hurry!
Flannel and Cotton Challis
Tailored and Ski-Type
PAJAMAS
Assorted Colors
Reg. $3.95
Only
$2.00
The Fashion Shop
DOLLAR
DAYS
BATH TOWELS
White and assorted
colors
22 x 44
Heavy Weight
$1.00 Value
50c
CHILDREN'S
PAJAMAS and
GOWNS
Assorted Colors
Sizes 1 - 6x
$1.00 Value
50c
Ladies' Cotton Plisse
HALF SUPS
First Quality
Sizes S-M-L
Reg. $1.00 Value
50c
Come One! Come All! We Have Bargains
Wall to Wall
? YOUR STORE "
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