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Pictured is Mrs. Raleigh Warren Wise, the for
mer Miss Mamie Elizabeth Addington, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Addington, of Franklin, whose
marriage was solemnized Dec. 7 in South Charles
ton, W. Ya.
VIEWS
? by BOB SLOAN
This will be the last paper of i
the year, and if those few who j
read this article will allow me I
will give forth with a few per
sonal impressions of events that
have happened during the year.
First, I wpuld like to extend my
compliments to Preston Henn,
owner of the Macon and Frank
lin Drive-In Theatres for his
Christmas showing of The Ten
Commandments. Certainly, no pic
ture could be more appropriate
for Christmas. The picture is con
sidered to be the greatest spec
tacle ever produced by many film
critics. Critics are also quick to
add that unlike many of the
great extra vaganazas produced by
Hollywood, this picture has no
I lost its human touch. Certainly
with a cast which includes Charl
ton Heston, Anne Baxter. Edward
G. Robinson, John Carridine, and
many others, one is assured 01
fine acting. Another reason movie
fans would want to see this pic
ture is that it is Cecil B. DeMille't
masterpiece and could well be h>
swan song. Another unusual fta
ture is, that DeMille is turnir.;
all profits from the film over to
charity.
Certainly, today he. is the ac- !
knowledged master in producing
pictures of this type. Thac De
Mille regards this as his finest
work is somewhat established by
the interest he has taken in the
showing of the film. The approval
of his office was necessary before
the film could be shown in Frank
lin. He determines the prices to
be charged for admittance, even
locally.
My congratulations, Mr. Henn.
and I hope the people of this area
show their appreciation for thu
fine Christmas program by turn
ing out in large numbers. I feel
sure that they will feel well re
warded.
? ? ?
Recently. I learned of a Macon i
County boy receiving an outstand
ing tribute for work in his chosen
profession. The fact that he is my
brother-in-law should not keep me
from informing through the paper
his many friends of this outstand
ing tribute.
The annual, of Scotts High
School, Scotts, N. C., was dedicate
ed to Tom Setser, wno teaches
vocational agriculture there. The
caption under his picture best
tells the story.
'"through his leadership and
counseling, he has, helped many
young people find themselves. His
kindness, generosity and ability
to understand others has endear
ed him to students, faculty and
community.'' Congratulations.
Tom.
? * *
It hasn't been many years since
there was virtually no industry in
Franklin. Through the efforts,
largely of Franklin businessmen
we have more payrolls now. I
hope everyone thought of this,
especially Burlington ard Van
Raalte employes, and d.J thair
Christmas buying here in Macon
County.
* ? *
President Eisenhower is a cour
ageous man, but . . .
We have here in Franklin, a
business which has a much larger
payroll than most of us would ex
pect, The gross receipts for the
year at the Franklin Livestock
jction will run close to a half
.nil! Oil dollars. Let's all back this
growirg concern. The more cattle
that are offered for sale there
the mere buyers who will eome to
this market. The more buyers the
better prices paid. Let's add to
the slogan of "Trade at Home"
the idea of "Sell at Home"^'
These are just a few ideas I
have had running around in my
mind for some time.
Merry Christmas, everyone.
Mrs. James I. Roland and two
sons, of Raleigh, arrived last Sat
urday for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Henson,
and her sister, Mrs. John Kuster
er. and Mr. Kusterer.
Elvis Presley,
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Jailhouse Rock
DO WHAT?
Be Ready!*
WHEN?
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Soon!
HOW?
Have a FM-AM Radio!
WHY?
So that you can get hours more of interest
ing and entertaining radio program*.
WHERE?
OVER FRANKLIN'S
WFSC FM and AM
, Radio Station
BE READY!