News items From
Ridgecrest And Watauga
Mrs. Ed (Betty) Crawford, Staff Correspondent
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At a business meeting of the
Ridgecrest Baptist Church Sun
day, a nominating committee to
select Sunday school officers for
the coming year was appointed.
They are John Smith, Sam Saun
ders, and Mrs. Jim Berry.
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The Ridgecrest Home Demon
stration Club met Friday. June 20.
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at the home of Mrs. Edward
Crawford with 10 members and
one visitor present. The president.
Mrs. Cline Crawford, who was
leaving Saturday to join her hus
band in Germany, was presented
with a corsage. The vice-president.
Mrs. Carl Tippett, was named to
succeed her. and Mrs. John Smith
was elected vice-president. Mrs
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Mr. 4% introduces . . .
A new guaranteed low cost whole life plan
SENIOR
,he ?jyv[j SPECIAL
designed for the MAN with the "BIG NEED"
(The $25,000 Senior Special gives a "quantity discount" 16 the
man who buys a substantial amount of life insurance at one time.
r Issued in amounts from $25,000 to $500,000, the Senior Special
provides permanent insurance protection at the loweit cost. In
fact, the insured gets up to 25% more proltclion than he would
receive in similar type plans where.the cost is not guaranteed.
I Though a Special plan, the $25,000 Senior can be issued rated
for occupational and physical impairments. ^
Again, Mr. 4 Co has taken a giant stride to fill the needs of
| insurance Conscious America ... introducing the $25,000
Senior Special.
E. J. & BOB
CARPENTER
Phone Ml
Franklin, <j.
Jefferson Standard
rj till INSU??NCI COMPANY Ho? 0*?: Gf.mbo.0, N.C.,
Over 1 '/> Billion Dollar* Life Insurance in Force j
Jeter Higdon. home gardens lead
er, gave a report. In charge of the
demonstration was the loods and
nutrition leader, Mrs. John Snyd
er, who led a discussion on food
conservation. Miss Elizabeth Ann
Ammons, of the Holly Springs
Community 4-H club, presented a
question quiz on the freezing of
foods.
Mrs. Cline Crawford
And Sons
Mrs. Cllne Crawford and two
sons. Larry and David, left Sat
urday night for Schweingfurt.
Germany, to join Cpl. Crawford,
who is on a three-year tour of
duty there with the U. S. Army
The Rev. Lee Crawford and
Johnny Mashburn drove them to
Atlanta. Ga., where they caught
a plane to Idlewilde at New York
and another one from there to
Germany. They are scheduled to
land in Frankfurt Monday at
12:50 p. m. They will be there
for two years. Larry. 11. is in the
sixth grade and David. 8. is in the
fourth grade.
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David Loudermilk. of Gastonia,
is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs. Guy Clouse. for a few
weeks.
Miss Sally Mincey spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Mincey. She is a
sophomore at the extension of the
University of Alabama at Montr
gomery.
Mrs. David Dills, of Marietta,
Ga., is spending this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bailey.
Loretta and Weona Cabe spent
last week with their grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Greeley Shep
herd. In Haaelwood.
Visiting Mrs. Crawford Shep
herd and Mrs. Julia Shuler last
Friday was Mrs. Jake Smathers.
of Canton. She was accompanied
home by her mother. Mrs. T. B.
Shepherd, who has been vlsltinti
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Smith and
O. C. Smith spent last Thursday
at Clingman's Dome and Smoke
mont.
Spending this week with Mrs.
Myrtle Watkins is her daughter,
Mrs. Jewel Porter, of Atlanta, Oa
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pouts, of
Brevard, are visiting her mother.
Mrs. R. D. Brendle, and his moth
er, Mrs. Effle Fouts, of Franklin.
Route 3, this week.
Miss Martha Mosteller, oT Geor
gia. is visiting Miss Pauline Cas
sada this week.
Howard Dowdle, of the U. 8
Navy stationed at Norfolk, Va..
spent last week end with his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Brendle.
Miss Betty Estes, of Sylva, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mor
gan this week.
J. P. Shuford and John Smith
attended the ordination of their
friend, Charles Talley, to the Bap
tist ministry at Shortoff Baptist
Church Sunday night.
Week end visitors of Mrs.
Claude Beeco were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Beeco and children and
Wayne Beeco. all of Atlanta, Oa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ouffey, of
Jeffersonvllle, Ind., are visiting
relatives and friends in the coun
ty and Mr. Ouffey's mother, Mrs.
Sam Guffey. who Is a patient at
Angel Hospital. Also visiting her
is Lonnie Guffey, of Candler.
Over the week end visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cochran were
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bannister,
of Columbia, S. C? Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Cleveland and son, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hulme, of And
erson, S. C? Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Cochran and sons and Morris
Cochran, of Waynesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sanders,
of Franklin, went to Durham over
the week end to see Clyde Sanders,
who is in Duke Hospital there.
Visiting Mrs. Cline Crawford
last Friday and Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. William Green and
their son, Gayden, and a sister,
Lillian, all of Columbia, Tenn. '
Attend the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD <
Camp Meeting !
July 1st? July 13th|
LOCATED AT CULLASAJA, N. C i
On US 64, 5 mi. from Franklin j
Featuring The Rev. Cyrl Homer \
A Man Whose Ministry Has Won Hundreds To Christ
REV. CTRL HOMER
MRS EDITH LITTLETON
CAMP SCHEDULE ?
Prayer Hour: 9 a. m.
Bible Study: 10 a. m.
Children's Service: 10 a. m.
Young People's Service: 6:30 p. m.
Evangelistic Service: 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Fred Sorrells, Camp Manager, Will
provide rooms and meals at a reason
able rate. Please bring your own bed
ding. For accommodations write Rev.
Sorrells at Franklin, N. C.
7:30 P. M.
NIGHTLY
REV. I. B. BISHOP i
Nationally Known Bible Teacher
REV. ANDREW STERLING |
District Superintendent (
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White Shortening
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