MRS. CABF, 70.
DIES AT HOME
ON SUNDAY
Funeral Services
Held Monday At
Asbury Church
Mrs. Mamie Dale Cabe died sud
denly at her hoir"> in th? Tesenfp
community Sunday at 6:20 a. m.
She was 70.
She was a daughter of Ras and
Mi s. Flora Conley Pen land, on. a
Aug. 7, 1886. in Macon Count".
She was the last surviving mem
ber of the family. She marne.
Melvin Cabe March 8. 1905, who
survives.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at 11 a. m. at Asbury Metho
dist Church, of which she was a
member. The Rev. Glenn Ander
son and the Rev. R. L. Poindexter
officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Hayes Buchan
an. Lem, Herschel. and Normar
Cabe. Grady Hopkins, and Don
Garland.
Surviving in addition to the hus
band are two sons. Grady, of
Franklin. Route 2. and Ray. of
Waynesville; two grandchildren:
and a number of nieces and
nephews.
Maconians Invited To
Enter Hams Ir Show
Maconians who think they cure
prize-winning hams are being of
fered the chance for ribbon prizes.
A ham show and sale will be
held Aug. 10 at the armory in
Waynesvllle. There will be two di
visions, junior and sehior. The Jun
ior division will be for hams own
ed and exhibited by 4-H Club and
F. P. A. members. Adults will be
in the senior division.
No entry fees will be charged
and no cash awards made.
The show is intended to boost
a uniform type of country-cured
ham as a mountain product, ac
cording to the sponsors of the
show, the Waynesville Chamber
of Commerce. Buyers will b3 on
hand, the chamber said.
Further details may be gotten
from County Agent Tom H. Fagg
Johnny Crawford Is
Chose; For Honor
Johnny Crawford, 13-year-olc
Franklin Star Scout, was initiated
into the Order of the Arrow, hon
orary Boy Scout camping fratern
ity. in ceremonies at Camp Daniel
Boone last week.
His parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
L. Crawford, Jr., attended the
initiation. Johnny recently return
ed from the national Scout jam
boree held at Valley Forge, Pa.
Macon Girl Fails In
Dr-ss Review Entry
Macon County's eniry in the
state dress review at Raleigh lasl
week failed to place.
Brenda Cunningham, the en
trant, and Mrs. Florence Sherrill
home agent, and three other 4
H'ers returntd home Saturday
Mrs. Sherrill said the backdroi
for the dress review, made here ir
the county, was quite a hit.
New Actress Sophie Loren
can be seen in "Boy on
Dolphin." Adv.
Dog Owners
Are Warned
I The fine for a dog owner who
doesn t keep his pet shut up dur
ing specified hours is $50 and
Police Chief Sid Carter says he'll
have to use it if folks don't start
being more careful of the ordi
nance.
There have teen a number of '
complaints recently about dogs |
running in packs and howlir. j
1 through the night, the chief said !
this week. "We don't want to take
drastic steps but we'll have to if
the owners don't cooperate with
us." Chief Carter added.
A town ordinance specifies that
no dog shall be left unattended
if it is more than six months old
I and that it shall not be left ur.
' penned at night. Additionally, no
female dog may be unpenned dur
j ing mating season.
Little
League
Standings
(Through July 27>
Team W L Pet.
Jaybirds 7 1 .875
Wildcats 5 3 .400
Reddys 3 5 .375
1tiund.erbirdo 1 7 .125
Top Hitters
Johnny Swan. Reddys .512
Herb Hurst. Jaybirds .439
Gene Angel, Jaybirds .430
Dennis Houston. Jaybirds 432
Johnny Cabe. Thunderbtrds .400
Sonny Burrell, Jaybirds .396
Jimmy Cabe, Thunderbirds .387
Jimmy Simpson, Reddys .375
Lane Dalton, Wildcats .363
Ellis Corbin. Wildcats .326
Last Week's Games
July 23: Reddys, 10, Thunder
birds, 8.
July 25: Wildcats. 3. Jaybirds, 2.
July 27: Reddys. 6. Wildcats. 5:
Jaybirds, 2, Thunderbirds. 1.
Pine Seedlings
Can Be Ordered
I j
Applications for forest tree seed
lings are now available at the
county agent's office at the Agri
cultural Building in Franklin.
All trees ivill be sold this year
The price of white pine is $5.25 j
at the nursery near Henderson- 1
ville and $5.75 delivered.
I There is no allotment or limit j
I to the size of orders qt present. !
. Last year's orders of over 25.000
? were reduced. Orders for less than
500 canot be acepted. Payment
| in full must accompany the ap
' plication.
I The applicant agrees: 1. Seed
lings shall be used only for forest
plants, erosion control or wind
breaks and not as ornamentals.
2. After planting seedlings shall
be given reasonable protection ;
from fire, grazing and other de
structive agents.
( It is suggested orders be placed
t early as the supply is limited.
. Open House Planned For
? Sorrellses Monday
An open house is planned for
) the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Sorrells
j at their new house on the High
lands road Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Friends of the Sorrellses are in
vited. particularly members of the
congregations of the Cullasa.ia.
Franklin, and Mt. Sinai Assemblies
of God. The home is located across
from WomaCk's Motor Court.
*>i'er Reunion Slated
Saturday At Joneses'
The Siler reunion will be held
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oilmer A. Jones on the Oeor- 1
gin road.
The reunion has been held an- i
nually for 105 years.
CARD OF THANKS
I The family of Silas Womack
acknowledge with grateful appre
| elation the kind expressions of
sympathy shown by friends and
neighbors during our recent be
j reavement.
j , CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends
for their kindness, sympathy, and
beautiful floral offerings at the
time of the death of our sister.
Miss Flota Rogers. >
I The Wells and Rogers Families
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U. S. CHOICE -GRADE "A" - BEEF SALE
TENDER PREPARED STEAKS . . . U. S. CHOICE IKF
Steakerators . . . * 59c
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GRILL HAMBURGERS FOR A SPECIAL TREAT! FRESH DAILY
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Ground Beef 3**1 00
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T-Bone Steaks . . * 89?
U S CHOICE, BONELESS
Shoulder Roast . . * 59c
U. S. CHOICE. LEAN CUSE SON EL ESS
Stewing Beef . . . * 49c
U. S. CHOICE LEAN
Short Ribs - 19c
u. s. c;:c:::, quality tender beef
STEAKS
SIRLOIN
CUBE
ROUND
Lb.
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CANTALOUPES
23?
IIBSY'S CRUSHED
Extra Large
Sweet
Each
U. S. NO. 1 IRISH
POTATOES
10 ? 19e
Pineapple . . . n?a? 35c
HORMEl MEAT
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opam can 41c
PINK DETERGENT '
Dreft 33c
THRIFTY MAID
Tomato Juice 3 "A?s 25c
DIXIE HOME WHOLE KERNEL
Golden corn 23c
FOR All BAKING, FRYING, COOKING NEEDSI ASTOR DEEP SOUTH SWEET MIXED
Shortening 3a89? Pickles ? ~ 33
DEEP SOUTH STRAWBERRY
FUU BODIED, FLAVORFUL SUPERBRAND a ^
Coffee 83c Preserves ? ? ? " 29'
DELICIOUS FRUIT BIENDI DIXIE-HOME |g A 4" A Af A M jP .
E ruit Cocktail 22^
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Peanut Butter ? 61. Dixie-Hone Tea * 31
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Half
Gal. i
FRESH FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES
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PINK I REGULAR . . . CALIFORNIA
Lemonade 10- 99?
ARMOUR FROZEN MEATS
Ham Pot Pies .... - 39?
KIF BEEF
Grilled Steaks ~ 43c Steakees ?=' 59c
BUTTEIIID 1 VEAL
Beef Steaks . . 43c Drum Sticks . . 55c
OMU * . BREADED
Bar-B-Q Steaks 43c Veal Sticks . . . ? 55c