Crisp la Graduated
From Recruit Training
George L. Crisp, machinist's
mate second clasa In the UJB.
Navy, was graduated from recruit
training January IT at the Ufl
Naval Training Center in San
Diego. Calif., acordtng to an an
nouncement from the Fleet Home
Town News Center.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Crisp, of Franklin. Route
5. and the husband of the former
Miss Virgle P. Slmonds, also of
Route 5.
WHEUN VISITS PROJECTS
Don Whelan. of Coweta Hydro
logic Laboratory, was one of six
research foresters from the U. S.
Forest Service visiting the N. C.
Piedmont Hardwood Forestry Re
search Project In StatesvUle Wed
nesday of last week.
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Macon County Building and Loan
Association
(Established 1922)
What better return on gilt edge security than 4 per cent,
payable semi-annually?
What better security than first mortgage on Macon County
real estate, conservatively appraised, where, the loan cannot ex
ceed two-thirds of its appraised value, with a monthly curtail
ment of the principal?
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What better investment than the building of homes and im
provement of homes in Macon County, which must necessarily
add to Macon County's tax valuation, thereby adding to the
amount of revenue needed to operate the county schools and the
county government?
Macon County Building and Loan
Association
OFFICERS
H. W. Cabe
President
H. L Bryant
Vice President
R. S. Jones
Sec.-Treas.
Gilmer A. Janes
Attorney
APPRAISERS
A. B. Slagle
M. L. Dowdle
W. N. Sloan
H. L. Bryant
DIRECTORS
H. L. Bryant
H. W. Cake
M. 'L Dowdle
L. C. Henderson
W. N. Sloan
Norman Blaine
T. H. Fag*
Frank Martin
A. B. Slagle
Gilmer A. J race
IN WINSTON-SALEM -
Miss Roberts Marries James Swafford
Miss Betsy Owen Roberts. .
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank
Roberts, of High Point, was mar- i
rie'd to James Robert Swafford
Saturday. January 18. at 7 o'clock
In the Davis Memorial Chapel of
the Baptist Hospital in Winston
Salem.
Mr. Swafford is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Swafford. of Char- ,
lotte. and the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Swafford and Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Poindexter, of
Franklin.
The bride was graduated from
High Point High School and is a
member of the junior class of the
Baptist Hospital School of Nurs
ing. The groom is a graduate of
Harding High School in Charlotte
and Gardener-Webb Junior Col
lege at Boiling Springs. He has
attended Charlotte College and Is
a pre-ministerial student at Wake
Forest.
Baptist Hospital Chaplain
George Colgln performed the cere
mony. Wedding music was present
ed by Miss Patsy Wall, soloist,
and Miss Mary Marshall, organist
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of rose point lace over taf
feta with a fitted jacket which
had a peter pan collar and was
trimmed In pearls. Her walst
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She carried a bouquet of pink
bridal roses centered with an
orchid.
Mrs. Randy Burgess, of High
Point, was matron of honor. She
wore a waltz-length dress of light
blue chiffon with a deeper blue
velvet cumberbund. Her headdress j
was a bandeau of dyed to match
leaves with a circular veil. She
carried a nosegay of white cama- ;
tions.
Dan Moss, of Gastonia, served
as best man. Ushers were John
Young and Keith Childers, both
of Charlotte.
After a wedding trip the couple
will live at 1300 West Academy
Street in Winston-Salem.
BETTY ANN BULGIN
FETEI) ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. John Bulgln entertained
with a spaghetti supper at her
home last Friday evening honor
ing her daughter, Betty Ann, on
her 13th birthday.
Those attending were Cherry
Vaughn, Linda Sue Phillips. Kit
Gnuse. Janice Stewart, Prances
Hilton, Julia Ann Shields, and
Jane Hollman. ,
News
About
People
Miss Margaret Jones, of Greens
boro College, and her guest, Miss
Ellen Kadison, of Great Neck, N.
Y., and Greensboro College, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Jones last
week.
Mrs. R. C. Bumgarner, of Whit
tier, is visiting her daughters,
Mrs. J. C. Jacobs and Mrs. Bowd
en Dryman.
Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Jones are
spending a few days in Atlanta.
Ga.i this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Bryant
visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee
I
Bells
iswn
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AT CARTOOGECHAYE ?
Mrs. Potts, Superintendent
Of Welfare, P.-T. A. Speaker
Mrs. Eloise O. Potts, superin
tendent of the Macon County De
partment of Public Welfare, was
guest speaker at the January 21
meeting of the Cartoogechaye
P.-T. A.
In discussing juvenile courts,
she stressed that someone has
failed to perform a duty when It
is necessary to resort to laws to
control children. Mrs. Potts plac
ed the responsibility in the hands
of ? parents. Schools, Sunday
schools, case workers, and the
public in general. She also point
ed out the need for more special
education classes, particularly for
the above-average child, who be
comes bored If held back and
sometimes gets into trouble.
The P.-T. A. discuss:d purchas
ing playground equipment as a
project. A committee was appoint
ed by Mrs. Julian Maddox, presi
dent. to' study the proposal and
report at the next meeting.
Mrs. Swafford's fifth ferade
School For
Leaders Set
For Friday
A leader school, "Tomatoes on
the Table", will be conducted at
the Agricultural Building tomor
row (Friday) afternoon at 1:30
for the foods and nutrition leaders
of the county's home demonstra
tion clubs.
Mrs. Lawrence Patton is county
foods leader. Club foods leaders
include Mrs. Earl Harrison, Car
toogechaye; Mrs. Wiley Brown.
Clark's Chapel; Mrs. E. O. Rick
man, Cowee; Mrs. Pritchard Russ
ell, Cullasaja: Mrs. I. T. Peek.
Franklin: Mrs. J. S. Gray, Hickory
Knoll; Mrs. Bertie Suttle, Higdon
ville; Mrs. Sarah Crunkleton,
Highlands; Mrs. Dewey Corbin,
| Holly Springs; Mrs. Boyd Burre'.l,
Iotla: Mrs. Doyle Long, Mulberry:
Mrs. Lillie Higdon, Olive Hill-Oak
Dale; Mrs. Harley Stewart, Pat
ton; Mrs. J. P. Shuford, Ridge
crest; Mrs. Hardin Gribble. Union
View; Mrs. Ruth Burch, Upper
j Cartoogechaye; and Mrs. Otis
| Mashburn, Watauga.
Plemmons in Asheville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bradley
and son, of Brevard, are visiting
relatives here this week.
Mrs. r. M. Rimmer returned
home last week after an extended
visit Drith relatives in Tifton. Ga.
Mrs. Saud Halabt. of Damascus.
Syria, visited Miss Freda Siler last
week end. Mrs. Halabi came to
the United States two years ago
and has obtained a masters de
gree in nursing at Emory Univer
sity in Atlanta. Ga. She will leave
I this week to return to Damascus,
where she plans to teach nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Conley
returned last week from a trip to
| Miami. Fla.
FTC John W. Edwards and Mrs.
| Edwards visited his mother, Mrs.
j Thelma Edwards last week. Mr.
Edwards has been stationed in
| San Diego, Calif., but will report
at the end of his leave to White
Sands Proving Ground, New Mex
1 lco.
:
took part in the devotional and
also won the room count.
The teachers served refresh
ments.
Jackie Pruitt Joins
Army January 21
Jackie Lee Pruitt, of Otto, en
listed January 21 in the U. 8.
Army for a three-year hitch, ac
cording to the local recruiters.
| M/Sgt. Pace and SFC. Greene.
He chose the engineers as his
branch of service.
ATTEND GIFT SHOW
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jacobs, Mrs.
Bowden Dryman. Miss Kate Jac
obs, and Miss Marie Roper at
t:nded the -gift show in Atlanta,
Ga.. last week.
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