SUMMER SPECIALS
MEATS
Sliced Smoked Breakfast
BEEF
Lb.
Armour's Star
FRANKS
Pkg.
79.
39
Frssh
3 Doz. for
$1
LARGE SELECTION OF STAPLE GROCER
IES ? A WIDE VARIETY OF CHOICE AND
GOOD PRICES EVERY DAY.
FROZEN FOOD
STRAWBERRIES lIX
SI
PRODUCE
Fresh
CORN
6 Ears for
Fresh Local 07c
OKRA
2 Lb. for
29
37
New
POTATOES
5 Lbs. for
25
RAY & WELCH SUPER MARKET
Park and Shop Phone 278
Open till 9:00 every Friday night for your
convenience.
E2M
Lew's F. Hy'.ton, chief engineman, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
w"i' 1 f**iii\4 n, Luute 3, is ?iiown being cv*jgralulated on
his recent reenlistment in the U. S. Navy by Capt. H. C. Allan,
Jr., commanding officer of Florida Group, Atlantic Reserve Fleet,
Capt. Allan is the son of Mrs. H. C. Allan, of Franklin. A veteran
of 17 years in the Navy, Chief Hylton attended F:anklin High
School and worked for English Lumber Company at N'antahala
before joining up in 1940. He is stationed at Green Cove Springs,
r.v.t is married to the former Miss Helen L. \lbur>, of Key
'."est, Fla.
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1 - THE SICK -
Ansel Hospital
! ADMITTED:
July 11 r Charles Claude 3jr.
ders. of Franklin, Route 4; Mr* j
: Robert VV. Moore, of Franklin.
July 12: Ray Mace, of Route - '
July 13: Mrs. Henry David Til
! lent, of Franklin; Mrs. Mac:.
Owen Sanders, of Route 4 : Mis
1 Wilbur JacK Darnell, of Frank
! lin; Mrs. Freeman Williamson, o
Route 1; Mrs. Druie Theodore Ll
quire, of Route 3.
July 14: James Ralaigh Swaf
ford, of Route 3: Martha Lo.
i Swaiford, of Route 3; Lee Danie
1 Swafiord. of Route 3.
July 15: Mrs. Troy L. Crisp, of
F.anklin; Miss Kathy Lee Speed,
of Route 2: Mrs. John Henry Wil
liamson, of Route 2.
July 16: Mrs. Tyndel L. Par
rish. of Route 3; Marva Jear,
Wykle. of Franklin.
DISCHARGED:
July 10: Mrs. Albeit Lyle Ram
sey, of Franklin.
July 11: Mrs. Wade KamptOi-.
Cunningham, of Franklir : Karr:
Allan Wilhide, of Franklin: Vir
ginia Pearl Dills, of Dillard, P.ou..
I 1 ; Kenneth Gerald Holland, oi
Franklin.
July 12: Mrs. Nathaniel Joe'
Hylton, of Route 3.
July 13: Mrs. Mack P. Neely, ot
Route 1.
i July 14: Mrs. Polly Buie, of
Franklin; James Lan.el Gibson,
of Route 1.
July 15: Baty Verlon McCoy, of
Franklin; Mrs. Woodrow W.
Reeves, of Franklin: Mrs. Jesse
Calvin Cunningham, of Route 2:
Mrs. James Hugh Scruggs, of
Route 4; Tyrus Fred Thompson,
of Highlands; Mrs. Claude Mar
tin. of Franklin.
July 16: Mrs. Earl H. Bennet'.
of Route 2; James Albert McCall.
of Route 3; Leslie Vaughn Smith,
of Route 3.
Angel Clinic
ADMITTED.
July 8: John Greenwood, of
Franklin, and Canton, Ohio: L. J.
Kelly, of Franklin and Wahalla.
S C.
July 9: Jerry Taylor, of Frank
lin; Henry Jenkins, of Franklin
William Sanders, of Franklin.
July 10: Miss Joyce Sanders, of
Prentiss; Early Angel, of Frank
lin.
July 11: Rex Meadows, of
Franklin.
July 12: Lawrence Stewart, of
Franklin and Canton. Ga : French
man Hollifield. of Cai toogechaye
July 13: John Coggins, of
Franklin and Culinwhee: Robert
Ammons, of Franklin: Mrs. Paul
ine Williams, of Cartoogechaye.
July 14: Mrs. Parker Adams, of
Franklin.
DISCHARGED:
July 13: Car! lallent. of Frank
litv: Henry Jen'-'iis. of Fvankln:
and Canton; William Sanders, o!
Franklin.
July 14: Jerry Taylor, of Frank
lin; Mrs. Wilda Ledford, of Frank
WOMEN'S RAYON
PANTIES
White and assorted
colors. Brief and band
leg styles. Size 5-10.
Reg. 49c Value
3 prs. $1.00
wumtn a
SUPS
Rayon and double
panel cotton slips,
beautifully lace trim
med. Values to $3.98.
Sizes 32-44
Carnival Special
$1.47 .
W omen s and L>irls
SHORTS
Assorted colors and
styles.
Reg. $1.59-$1.98
Values
Carnival Special
$1.00
ZOO PAIRS
MEN'S DRESS
PANTS
Asst. materials and
colors.
Values to $7.95
Only $2.99
Alterations Free
WOMEN'S
Sandals and Canvas
SLIP ONS
These are in white,
black, beige, blue,
grey, and multi-col
ors. Famous William
brand with steel arch,
size 4-9.
Reg. $2.98-$3.98 Value
Special $1.77
100 LADIES'
NEW SUMMER
DRESSES
Reg. It. 95 Value
$3.77
Big Crowd
Turns Out
For Picnic
Federation's Event
Marked By Talks On
Activities Of Year
One of the largest crowds of
the season turned out for tl.
Farmers Federation's annual M
con County picnic Saturday at th
East Franklin School
More than 1.500 persons ate
watermelon, drank lemonade an^
heard James McClure Clark
Feneration president, descr be tl
farm cooperative s many pro-ran
i f "d activities designed to buik
, W. N. C. farm income.
: Mr. Clarke called for mo,
i efficient producers of broiler
hatching eggs, commercial eg
1 and aromatic tobacco.
! Winners of the prize given fc
j the best local act were the Frank
lin Sweethearts composed of My
Ms Cabe. of Dillard. Ca? Route 1
I Sue Bailey and Colleen Clouse
both of Franklin. Route 4
The Rev. jack Waldrep. Lord*
| \cre director, cited several Macon
County churches for their accom
Dllshments in carying out Lord's
Acre projects and urged all inter
ested churches to contact him in
Asheville . for promotional litera
ture. _
Other picnic speakers were T.
" Fagg. Macon farm agent: Ken
neth Perry, assistant farm agent
Glenn Hunt, poultry division man
ager: Phil Burch. Hospital Care
representative: and Bob Beard.
Farmers Federation news editor
Featured entertainers were "Pan
| handle Pete" Nash and the Farm
ers Federation String Band: the
(Blue River Boys: and Lester and
I Wendell Waldroop. of Route 1.
i Special 4-H awards were made
by Assistant County Agent Clark
I Walker to Macon 4-H members
. H>uj? Ashe, Clark's Chapel: Spik."
Maddox. Cartoogechaye: Carol
Watkins, Otto: Rachel Brown,
Clark's Chapel: Sue Wooten.
Clark s Chapel: Opal Vanhook.
Clark s Chapel: James Ammons
Clark s Chapel : Robert Enloe
Cartoogechaye: and Dixie West
Oak Grove.
Other prize winners were the
Go-peleers Quartet, the Fred Fox
Quartet, and the L. H. Ledb?tte'
Family Choir.
Local entertainers included
! Dewey Corbin. of Route 4: Hunte
I ^ounB- of Route 2: Ed Hiedon. of
Route 3: and the Otto Clogger-,
dance team from Otto.
Iin: Rex Meadows, of Frank'ir
Frenchman Hollifield. of Cartooge
chaye.
|, July 15: Mrs. Mamie Early, of
Franklin and Waynesville- Mrs
Jessie Browning, of Franklin and
I Waynesville.
I ,fDa?in Hussey. son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Hussey. of Franklin
? a patient at Memorial Mission
Hospital in Asheville. He under
went surgery Tuesday. July 10.
1 Joe F. Setser. retired state high
j way employe, is recovering satis
factorily at C. J. Harris Commun
ity Hospital. Sylva. where he was
! taken July 6 after suffering a
home 81 hiS CartooSechaye
4-H Club
Organized
The girls of the Riverside com
I rcur.ity met last Thursday at th.
j Coweta Baptist Church to org<*r
ize a 4 H Club
The following officers weri
I elected: president. Caroll Watkins
j vice-president. Joan Thomas: sec
' retary and treasurer. Sarah Bat*
man; song leaders. Gail Dowdl
and Jane Knight; and reporte:
Nancy Dow die
Adult leaders are Mrs. Ger I
Bateman and Mrs. Vercoe Wa"
! kins.
The club 'selected arts an<
crafts as a project for the cumin, j
year.
Farm Safety Week
|To Be Observed
Macon County's obsei'vance o
National Farm Safety Week 'Jul?
2 1-27 > is being planned ? throug!
the local county agent's office
j This year's them? is, "Safet
Makes Sense", according to Joh:
J. Wrinn, the assistant agent win
is handling arrangements.
' Postors dealing with the obsei
vance already have been distri
buted over the county and Mr
Wrinri discussed it on a radio pro ?
gram Monday.
Several rural communities also ,
are planning to feature the- nation
al week at their monthly meetings
I the agent said.
Corbins Visit
Carson Picnic
By MRS. LEONA MOORE
i Community Reporter!
Carson Community had special j
guests at its picnic and regular '
rural development meeting Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Corbin
showed color slides taken in Alas
ka, where he teaches school in the
winter.
At the business session, it was 1
voted to pay half the expenses of
Miss Brenda Cunningham. 4-H
; club member, who has been chos
en to attend the 4-H training
school at Swnnr.anoa.
It \yas decided to hold another
picnic at the next regular meet
ing, August 9.
Several new homes are being
erected in the community, includ
| ing those of Ernest Wallace. Billy
j Wallace. James Watts, and Park
I er Norton.
| Mrs. Florence Frazier. presi
j dent, presided.
j Harold Henry Arrives
At Pearl Harbor For
Duty With U. S. Navy
Harold K. Henry, who has been
stationed with the U. S. Navy at
Port Townsend. Wash., recently j
spent a 15-day leave here with his
mother, Mrs. Thad Mason, and I
j Mr. Mason. He has arrived at [
l Pearl Harbor for duty.
REVIVAL AT IOTLA
A weeks revival at the Iotla
Methodist Church will open
Sunday, with services held
nightly at 7:30 o'clock, the pas
tor, the Rev. L. P. Heafner, has
announced. The guest minister
will be the Rev. R, L. Poindex
ter, pastor of the Franklin
Methodist Circuit.
Exports of tobacco are expect
ed to remain fairly high in the
near future.
Sl??P COOC
THIS SUMMER
^ /
Apply Ful-Thik Batts
of Spintex Insulation
Want to keep your home cooler
this summer? Apply Jotans
Manvilte Spintex Insulation.
It is made of long fiber rock
wool, an exclusive J-M devel
opment. Gives you maximum
comfort and fuel savings. Call
us today.
Franklin Hardware
Company
Always Parkin? on the Square
Phone 117 Franklin, N. C.
_SiTi
Camera Fans
See Us For. . .
* Projectors
* Gadget Bags
* Screens
* Cameras
of all types
* Color Film
24 hr. Developing Servics
on Black and White Film
43 hr. Developing Service
on Color Film
Crisp's Studio and
Camera Shop
Phone 182-R Franklin, N. C.
coA/cey eesr buys
HEU.O,CY. THIS IS THE
FIRST TIME I'Vfc EVER
SEEN Voo WITHOUT A
Car. uihat's up? did -
Voo TORN OVER A 7
. NEW LEAF ? / X?>
NoPE ; BUT I PIP TURN
OVCR. A NEW CAR J
THERE'S CY CYLINDER
CONHN& OUT OF
CONLEY
MOTOR CO. Inc.
Main Street Lot
1956 BUICK Special 2 dr.
Riviera. Radio and heater.
i
1955 CHEVROLET Convertible.
Powerglide.
1954 CHEVROLET 4 dr.
Powerglide, heater.
1953 CHEVROLET %-Ton.
One owner.
Palmer Street Lot
1956 BUICK Special
4 dr. Riviera. Dynaflow
1356 FORD Mainline
4 dr. V-8.
1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr.
One owner.
1354 FORD Station Wagon
V-8. Radio and heater.
WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF LATE MODEL
PICKUPS . . . SEE US TODAY!
v
CONLEY MOTOR COMPANY inc.
PHONE 69 J'DH-. PHONI 69
ctAIN STREET tl FRANKLIN N. C.
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DEA.ES 830 YOUR F R |?N JL Y FORD DEALER
PHONE 69
FRANKLIN N. C.
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