Legal Advertising
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of Charlie Ray
Norton, deceased, late of Macon
County, N. C.. this Is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or be
fore the 2Qth day of June. 1950.
or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This 20th day of June, 1958.
MRS. AGNES NORTON.
Administratrix
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1958 Chevrolet 2 dr.
6 Cyl., Heater. Like New
$1995
1957 Chev. Bel Air V-8
4 Door, Power Glide, Radio
and Heater
$1995
1955 Ford Pickup
F-100, V-8
$995
1955 Chevrolet Pickup
Heater
$1095
1954 Chevrolet 4 dr.
Power Glide
$845
1954 Chev. Bel Air, 2-dr.
Radio and Heater
v $895
1954 Ch^v. Bel Air 2 dr.
Power Glide
$895
1954 Ford 4 dr., V-8
Fordomatic
$995
WE NEED GOOD
CLEAN USED CARS
AND TRUCKS AND
ARE GIVING TOP
TRADES ON THE
NEW FORD CARS AND
TRUCKS
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FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO
Always Parking on the Square
Phone 117 Franklin, N. C.
THEY CAME TO TOWN FRIDAY FOR THE 'SIDEWALK CARNIVAL*
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This .street scene on Main Street in Franklin was typical anywhere in the shopping section during
the day Friday while merchants heaped bargains outside their stores for "Sidewalk Carnival". N'ote the
woman in the foreground with a shopping bag packed with merchandise. (Staff Photo)
SEAY BREAKS HAND -
Rain Stops G ime
Sunday With Tie
Rain ended the Franklin All
Stars-Greenville baseball game
Sunday afternoon about 6 in the
10th inning with a 6 to 6 tie.
A large crowd was on hand at
the ball park on US 23-441 south
to watch the clash between the
North Carolina and South Caro
lina teams.
C. D. Corbin and Jim Brogden
shared pitching duties for the
locals and Jerry Sutton racked up
a single and a home run to lead
the Franklin hitters. Vic Teague
and Roger Seay each had two
hits.
The All-Stars suffered the loss
of catcher Seay in the first in
ning of play. Seay broke his hand.
A game for tihs coming Sunday
is indefinite.
SURE DEATH
RALEIGH ? Ignoring a traffic
law is one sure way to an acci
dent. But a study of last year's
traffic death toll shows that
death sometimes struck during a
lawful maneuver. The State Mo
tor Vehicles Department reports,
for example, that 191 drivers be
came involved in death crashes
when their vehicles skidded, 24
were involved in fatal accidents
when passing another car, 39
avoiding another vehicle, 19 avoid
ing a pedestrian, and two while
backing. Two fatal accidents re
sulted from "driverless moving
vehicles," the study revealed.
For
Hay Balers
irrigation
Systems
l}/2 h.p. to 200 h.p.
Mowing
Machines
Case Tractors
& Equipment
Remember we can service
what we sell, and we stock
a complete line of parts.
L. E. English
?'Your Case Dealer"
Phone 603 Franklin, N. C.
State Farm Hints
NUTRITION NOTES ? Prunes
rate high in the list of foods
rich in vitamin A and contain
more of this important vitajnln
than any other fruit, with the
lone exception of apricots.
Prunes contain considerable
amounts of calcium, phosphor
ous and iron and, like most
fruits, are low in sodium con
tent. A serving of cooked prunes
has three times the iron content
of other common fruits.
Our nutritionists recommend
ideas on serving prunes, the ec
conomy fruit with the rich
fruit flavor, the nutritious fruit
with new popularity. You will
like the following combinations:
Prunes and sliced bananas;
prunes, grapefruit, and orange
wedges; prune on grapefruit,
honey dribbled, heated in broil
er; and prunes, marinated in
orange and lemon slices, cinna
mon, nutmeg, and water (re
frigerated a day or two).
For making spiced prunes,
pour boiling water on dried
prunes. Add cloves and cinna
mon stick. Let stand 24 hours.
Serve with cream.
Hot plumped prunes served
with cream are delicious, too.
Plump enough prunes to serve
cold the next day, adding nut
meg.
The juice of prunes is good
for mixings. Prune juice can be
a different drink every morn
ing, but start with prune juice
well chilled. Prune juice and
orange juice, half and half,
makes a refreshing morning
beverage, too. Other ways to
serve prune juice are: Prune
juice and apple juice, half and
half; prune juice with wedge of
lemon; prune juice with slice of
lime; and prune juice and milk,
chilled or heated.
TOUCHES FOR SOUP ? Serve
it hot or cold.
Try it with cheese. Spread
cream cheese on rounds of mel
ba toast; poke a birthday can- [
die in it; float on birthday
soup, and light; cut snippets
(outlines of dolls, animals, stars, j
HOME FOLKS LEAD
RALEIGH ? Home folks were
involved in a majority of the
state's fatal auto smashups irt
1957, according to a survey by
the Department of Motor Vehic
les. Tabulations show 929 Tar
Heel drivers were at the wheei
when death struck. This compares
to '134 death-car drivers licensed
elsewhere. There were also 77
drivers involved in fatal accidents
who had no license at all. During
the year 1,236 drivers were in
volved in fatal crack-ups which
killed 1,036 persons and injured
19.602.
Ship n' Shore
BLOUSES
Sizes 3-14
SKORTS
Sizes 8 to 14's
The Children's
Shop
etc.) out of processed cheese
and slip gently on children's
hot soup. Children will eat a
big bowl of nurishing soup;
garnish hot soup with garlic
cheese croutons; pass hot cara
way cheese finger sandwiches
with cold soup.
Try it with cream. Pile a
mound of salted whipped cream
on a soup shake ? soup float;
combine heavy cream with
chopped chives as a surface
fluff for hot soup; heap a dol- ;
lop of sour cream on cold or|
hot soup; float "dumplings" of
unsweetened whipped cream
dusted with minced herbs or
chives on hot or cold soup; fold
a little whipped cream into
cream soup for extra-rich
smoothness. We recommend
cream of celery, mushoom, as
paragus, chicken, tomato, beef
broth, and green pea. Do not
boil ? bring to boiling point.
State College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
Q. How can I protect my timber
from fires?
A. One way to protect your for
est Is by plowing fireplanes around
the area and being very careful
with brush and grass burning.
Also urge your neighbors to be
careful with their fires. Finally,
cooperate with the state Forest
Service by helping detect and stop
forest fires.
Q. Cau corn earworms harm
crops other thar corn?
A. Definitely. The pest is even
known by two nher names, cot
ton bollworm and tomato fruit
worm. Cotton, tobacco, tomato,
and green bean -rops all have to
be protected from this worm.
Q. How can I si.ve some 01 the
surplus from my b.g crop of peren- j
nial pasture.
A. The surest ?ay of saving
Ladino or other sue a forage is to
cut the ekcess for llage If you
have Ladino-grass containing over
70 per ccnt moistuie unwilled',
be sure to use a preservative,
preferably one that abjorbs mois
ture. such as 125 to 1; 0 pounds
of corn and cob meal with 150
pounds of chopped straw per ton.
If feed is. wilted, use 12s to laO
pounds of corn and cob meal or
eight pounds of sodium metabi
sulfite. Cut when grass heads !
?.merge before bloom.
Q. Why is it so important to
graze or cut pasture on time?
A. One important reason is
that disease-producing organ
isms are removed with the top
growth and must start over on
the new growth after grazing or
| cutting. On the other hand, de
lay in grazing or cutting per
mits disease organisms to build
up, causing severe leaf spotting,
stem blighting, general defolia
tion and stand depletion.
Q. Does it help to grind poor
quality roughage or make it
more appetizing with molasses?
A. It helps get the stuff into
the cow's stomach but that's
about all. It passes through the
cow's digestive system too rap
idly to get maximum benefits
and runs up the cost of the
roughage feeding program by
failing to increase returns equal
to the grinding cost. Also, cows
often eat too much poor rough
age when it's ground and dress
ed up with molasses even
though better quality feed may
be available.
Q. How can I control John
son, Bermuda or quackgrass?
A. Dalapon or a material sold
as "Dowpon" which contains 85
per cent dalapon is recognized
! as a most effective treatment.
, Other materials such as sodium
TCA and sodium cholarate can
i also be used under some condi
tions. A warning: Keep a close
check on perennial plants scat
| tered on row crop lands, and
treat these spots now before
I they get worse.
LABOR PLEDGES NEEDED ?
Nantahala Church Raising
Funds For New Building
Members of the White' Oak
Flats Baptist Church at Nanta
hala are starting construction of
a new church building with Sun
day school rooms.
Fund raising for the building is
now under way. The church also
is receiving free labor pledges.
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Organized in 1901 with a mem
bership of 28. the church has
grown to a membership of 117.
The congregation is now holding
services in one room. The new
building is going up on land don
ated by Mrs. O. C. Hall.
Carl Denny is pastor.
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Not a Filling Station . . .
a SERVICE
Station ! !
Special . . .
Front Wheels Repacked
$1.00 1 1
* Brakes Lined
* Plugs, Points Replaced
* Washing and Waxing
* Lubrication Specialists
(Outside Grease Hack for Trucks)
FREE Pickup and Delivery
HUSCUSSON'S
ESSO SERVICE
Corner W. Main ? Depot Sts. Phone 9102
Open 6:30 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Next to his parents, the person who does most to shape a child's
future is usually his teacher.
However, our amazing population growth has left us terribly short,
of teachers. In the next 5 years, we must find another 780,000
capable people to give our children the education they must have.
What can we do, right here in our own community? We can
encourage college students to enter teaching as a career. '
And by working with our neighbors on citizens committees and
in community conferences, we can make plans now to attract
the good teachers we'll need.
A free liooklet on how you can help is yours for the asking. Write:
Better Schools, 9 East 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y.
In cooperation with th? National Citiiint Council for Bottor School*
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