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You Can Watch Baby Grow Up Again When 1 Hit Life is on Film : Record those wonderful yean on movie film. Home movies j are easy to make, fun to view. We Have fiverything In .Photographic Equipment Crisp's Studio & The Camera Shop Plume 182-R Franklin. N. C. j RITES ON MONDAY ? Judd ?. Potts, Cabinet Maker, Dies In Franklin Judd E Potts a casket and cabinet maker for 50 years here, died Sunday at fl JO ji. m. at his home In Franklin. Eighty-seven years old. he had been In declin ing health lor some time. Funeral services (or Mr. Potts, a native of this county, were con ducted Monday afternoon at Potl* Funeral Home with the Rev. S. B. Moss and the Rev. Carl Sorrells officiating. Burial was In Wood lawn Cemetery. Born in the Cowee Community, he was the son of the late Thomas and Mrs. Sally Tlppett Potts. He and his wife, the former Miss Isa belle Raby, celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary last Decem ber. Mr. Potts was a member of the Cowee Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow, a son. Paul Potts, of Franklin, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Serving as pallbearers were Ai gie, Luther, and Claude Raby and Floyd, Lawrence, and Harry Potts, Jill nephews. eft# XOUR ?? suit ? c??" -1 s\otks brov"' ? cW"#ar'e* to?** navy. 9 ^ QO98 O # 3 P". MANSTYLE WOOL FLAKNEL PLUS EXTRA SLACKS! Ours alone! The suit that marks the man of fashion, day Of night . . . narrow lapels, a natural shouldered 3-button drape, pleated trousers. Faultless tailoring that's hard to beat in subtly striped all wool flannel plus solid color flannel slacks. With just 3 pieces your wardrobe grows and grows! 36-46. Regs., long, shorts, stouts, ext. longs. SHOP KITS far better srieclkas. better buys! WT (CUT'S tar certified better BELK'S Franklin Four-Session Study Course Starts Sunday A mission study course on the subject, "Christ, the Church, and Race", will start Sunday night at 7:30 at the Franklin Methodist Church. The four-session course, to De conducted on successive Sunday nights 'September 22 and 29 and October 6 and 13 >, is sponsored by the church's Woman's Society of Christian Service, but it wa' emphasized that men and women from churches of all denomina tions are invited. The textbook to be used is "The Kingdom Beyond Caste", by Lis ton Pope, a native of North Caro lina who is now dean of Yale Uni versity's School of Religion. < See book review on editorial page of this issue.) Supplementing the text will be "Progress Against Prejudice", by Robert Root, who has studied the subject in every part of the world. The course will be conducted by Mrs. Weimar Jones Features will include panel and round-table dis cussions. The sessions are to be held in the F. S. Johnston Sunday school room of the church. Grandmother Of Tysinger Dies Mrs. W. A. Parks, 94, grand mother of A. C. Tysinger, of Franklin, died last Thursday at her home in Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Tysinger, Jim Tji: singer, and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Tysinger attended her funeral on Sunday. USED CARS AND TRUCKS THAT ARE PRICED LOW, LOW, LOW 1955 Buick Special 2 dr. Riviera. Dynaflo, radio, heater, 19, #00 actual miles, jet black. This car is like new. 1955 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. V-8. Power glide, radio, heater. Local 1 -owner car driven only 21,040 miles. 1955 Chevrolet 210 2 dr. Del Ray V-8. Clean as a hound's tooth. 1954 Ford V-8 Fordor Radio, heater and over drive. This one is anoth- 1 cr cream puff. 1953 Ford Custom 8 Fordor. Overdrive and heater. 36,000 actual v miles. The newest one in Macon County. 1953 Buick Special 2 dr. Riviera. Radio, heater. 1953 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. Radio, heater, ajid good tires. 1954) Olds Holliday Coupe It has everything ? radio, heater, hydramatie, and. I electric windows. TRUCKS 1953 Ford V-8 3/i ton 1952 CMC Vz ton 1952 Dodge V2 ton ? DON'T FORGET . . . These Will Be Priced LOW, LOW, LOW Because They Have Got to GO, GO, GO ? MACON Motor Co., Inc. Dealer 594 "Tour Authorized Plymouth, Dodge, Chryalfr Dealer" Pslmw Street, \Ve*t Phone 233 DEATH TAKES D. L CQNLEY IN MARYLAND Macon Native Left Here In 1922; Set Services Friday David Lawrence Conley, a Ma con County native who left here , in 1922, died Sunday at the home of a step-daughter, Mrs. Betty Dennis Leigh, in Baltimore. Md. He was 60 years old and has been ill for five months. Son of Mrs. Ada Bradley Conley. of Otto, and the late Ed Conley, he spent his early life at Otto and was educated in the public schools here. In 1922 he went to work for Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. In 1926 he went with the Atlantic City Electric Com pany in Wildwood. N. J., and was district supervisor of the company. Funeral services for Mr. Conley are scheduled tomorrow < Friday > at 3 p.m. at the Asbury Methodist Church and burial will be in the church cemetery. The Rev. S. P. Bell and the Rev. Glenn Ander son will officiate. Mr. Conley was married in 1938 to Miss Myrtle Ball, of Spencer. W. Va? who survives, was a mem ber of the Wildwood Methodist Church, a Kiwanian, a Mason, and a Shriner. In addition to his wife, mother, and step-daughter, he is survived by two brothers. John Conely, of Otto and Dennis Conley, of New Jersey; two sisters, Miss Fannie Conley and Mrs. Maude Shope, both of Otto; and four step-grand children. Burr ell Is Purchaser Of Guernsey Bull W. C. Burrell, of Franklin, has purchased the registered Guern sey bull, Belmont View Hardwick Fred, from Velt Wilson, of Sylva, according to an announcement from the American Guernsey Cat tle Club. This bull is out of the Guern sey cow, Belmont View Bonwick's Dewdrop, that has an official pro duction record of 11.268 pounds of milk and 543 pounds of fat, made on three times daily milk in 365 days. He was sired by Grand View Daisy's Hardwick. MISS CABE AND FIANCE HONORED A dinner honorine Miss Nancy Cabe, and her fiance, Joe Folsom, was given last Friday evening at Kelly's Tea Room, by Mr. Folsom 's ' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. I Folsom. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank i Thomasson, Jr. 1 Members of the wedding party i and close friends and relatives made up the guest list. White mums and lilies were used in decorating throughout the dining room. MISS BRYSON FETED AT COFFEE HOUR Miss Margaret Bryson, of Tuscon, Ariz., was honor guest at a coffee hour Wednesday morn ing of last week, given by Mrs. T. J. Johnston at her home on Harrison Avenue. Other guests included old friends and former school mutes of Miss Bryson. Coffee, party sandwiches, and sweets were ser ved by the hostess. MISS STANFIELD WEDS ROBERT H. PRICE Mrs. Reba Johns, of Homestead. Fla., formerly of Franklin, has an nounced the marriage of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Stan field, to Robert H. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Price of Java. N. Y. The marriage was performed Sept. 4 in the chapel at Home stead Air Force Base. Homestead . Fla. Chaplain Harold Combs offi ciated. using the double-ring cere mony Mrs. Price is the granddaughter of Mrs Sam Stanfield. of Frank lin. F ranklin MAIL SCHEDULES Outgoing ? Mall Closes South 8 30 a m South 3 p. m. East 2 45 p. m Franklin RFD's .8:45 a. m. Incoming ? Mail Arrive* From South 8:15 a. m. From South 3:15 p. m. From East ( 7:45 a. m SUNDAYS Outgoing ? Mail Closes South 10 a m Bast 12 noon Incoming ? Mail Arrives South 9:15 a. m East 12 noon HOLIDAYS Outgoing ? , Mail Closes Fouth 10 a m - East 12 noon Incoming ? Mall Arrives From South 9:15 a. m Dr. Fisher On Committee For Veterinarians Dr. J. H. Fisher, Franklin veter inarian. has been appointed to the public relations committee of the newly-organized WJJ.C. Veter inary Medical Association. The new group was organized last Thursday night in Asheville by veterians of the mountain area. Another veterinarian with local ties, Dr. Mack Steser. of Waynes ville, was elected vice-president. Ht is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Setser, of Cartoogechaye. Higdonville Club To Sponsor Musical Show On Saturday The Higdonville Rural Com munity Development Club is sporv soring Kenneth Holland and the Carson Mountain Boys in a music al program at the courthouse Saturday. Sept. 21. at 7:30 p.m Proceeds from the show are to go for the different projects un dertaken this year by the club. Henderson Returns From World Cruise Harley T. Henderson, DK strik er 3/c, U. S. Navy, recently re turned from a trip around the world. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hen itrson. at the end of a leave he Aill report to Mayport, Fla.. foi | shore duty. There were approximately 4, 335 Grade A milk producers In were paid around $44,530,000 for North Carolina In ]9M. They their product. The 809.3 million quarts of milk produced In North Caro lina during 1954 was an all time high for the state CALLING ALI FARMERS New fall orders are now being issued for BULK LIME AND SEEDS Go by your ASC office now and avoid the fall rush ? FOR ? Lime, Gravel and Sand CALL LON HARRIS Fhone Ju6-4361 Sylva, N. C. Folli-S1 By MflSOM S MARKET EE2Z22Z3 BEEF LIVER Lb. 39* GROUND BEEF Lb. 39* HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE uk ? 45* JIFFEY STEAK Lb. 69c CHUCK ROAST Lb 39? Grocery Specials CLO WHITE BLEACH Q, _ _ _ 12c 200 SIZE KLEENEX 2 ,or _ _ 27c RUBBING ALCOHOL Pt ? W AMERICAN ACE TEA v4 Lb. ? ? ? 45c SUGAR 10 Lbs. ? 98* JFG COFFEE Lb. ? ? ? 89* For your fuel oil needs . . . WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Phone 696 i if ? f REMEMBER WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS WITH FUEL OIL AND KEROSENE FOR HOME USE nantahala oil company
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