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SECOND SECTION )( ' Franklin, N. C, Thur?d?y, June 26, 1>S8
News About
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Mackey W. White
and son, Tommy, of Washington.
D. C.. are the guests this week
of Or! and Mrs. Harry Price.
Mrs. W. W, Sloan. 8r? la expect
ed to arrive home this week end
from Raleigh, where she has spent
the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Horsley left
yesterday (Wednesday) lor a visit
with their son, Capt. James C.I
Horsley. and Mrs. Horsley. at Ef
Un Field. Fla. They also plan to
visit relatives In south Georgia
while away.
Misses Linda and Olenda Long,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Long, returned home last week
end from a visit with their sister.
Mrs. Herbert Hyde, and Mr. Hyde
in Ashevtlle.
Mrs. W. B. McNab. of Pompano
Beach. Fla.. and Mrs. H. Elmo
Balcer. of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Dowdle and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Teague and
son. Allan, of Bryson City, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Teague last
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Norman, of
Canton, spent last week end with
Mrs. Jeanette Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baker, of
Miami, Fla.. who have just return
ed from a trip to California, spent
last week end with their son.
Woodrow Baker, and Mrs. Baker.
SMITHS HONORED
AT FAREWELL PICNIC
A picnic a supper honoring Mr
and Mrs James W (Red) Smith
was held Sunday at the picnic
area at Wayah Gap.
The picnic was given by the su
pervisors and their wives of th?
Franklin Hosiery Plant. The
Smiths plan to leave the last of
this week for Mooresvllie, where
Mr. Smith has been transferred.
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VISITS GOVERNOR'S MANSION
Mrs. C. T. Bryson (right), president of the Macon Home
Demonstration Club Council, along with other delegates to Farm
Home Week held recently in Raleigh, visited the governor's man
sion. Pausing with Mrs. Bryson to admire the portrait of former
Gov. Clyde R. Huey are Mrs. Howard Franklin, of Newland, and
Mrs. S. M. Garren, of HendfersonviUe.
New Restaurant
Opening Sunday
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Sunday is the day for the of- !
ficial opening of the new Dixie
Grill in Franklin.
It is the sixth restaurant opev- i
ated by Mr. and Mrs. Kay Mon
tague since they came here in
1938.
They are moving into their new
building from a restaurant build
ing next door, owned by Sam Gib
son and Hall Callahan.
The new Dixie Grill is panelled
inside and has a brick veneer and
panelled exterior. It also has a
30-car concrete curb service park
ing lot.
MISS JULIA MOODY
FETED AT SHOWER
A miscellaneous shower honor
ing Miss Julia Moody, bride-elect
of William Morris Britt, was held
Friday night in the fellowship hall
of the Franklin Methodist church.
Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Carpen
ter, Mrs. Haughton Williams. Mrs
J. C. Horsley, Mrs. Charles Whit
tington, Mrs. Raymond Ledford.
and Miss Lela Jo Galley.
An assortment of garden flow
ers was used as decorations and
he hostesses served punch and
party sandwiches and Cakes to ap
a nmately 50 guests who called
luring the evening.
Over The Countryside '
In Patton Community
Mr*. Pearl M. Stewart Staff
Telephone Z74-J-1
Much Interest
Much interest was shown at the
June meeting of the Patton Home
Demonstration Club, when Mrs.
R D. Wells and Mrs. Ruth Pat
ton led a discussion on "Freez
ing FOods". Mrs. CMatta Wells,
president, reported on the county
council meeting which she had
recently attended.
At the conclusion of the busi
ness meeting an open discussion
was held concerning the Macon
County Fair and the group voted
unanimously to support the fair
ln every way possible.
Perianal*
Miss Carolyn Cochran, who is
employed in Washington, D. C.,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. *Homer Cochran. Miss
Nancy Cochran accompanied her
to Washington, where she will
spend some time visiting friends
and relatives.
Harley Stewart made a business
trip to Oainsville. Ga., Friday of
last week.
Mrs. Fred Hannah. Mrs. Gene
Cocke, who has been visiting here
from Centervllle. Ala., Mrs. Ern
est Wright and two daughters,
Gloria Jean and Sue Ellen, spent
last week at Myrtle Beach. They
also visited relatives in Green
ville. S. C.
Glenn Patton. of Murphy, vis
ited his sister. Mrs. Branson Rog
ers. and Mr. Rogers recently.
Mrs. Sallie Moore is spending
some time with her niece, Mr*. H.
A. Pell, Jr.. in 8yiva.
Roy Hedden. of Oak Rids*.
Tenn . has been visiting his broth
er. Aaron Hedden.
Miss Helen Cochran, who la em
ployed In Waynesvllle, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Homer Cochran.
Carl Swanaon, of the U 8.
Army, who has been stationed in
Germany for some time, is spend
ing his leave with his father.
Walter Swanson.
Joe Morgan left Tuesday of this
week for Raleigh with the Frank
lin F. F. A. parliamentary pro
cedure team.
David Brooks, of Maggie, visit
ed his grandfather, J. L. Brooks,
Sunday.
The regular meeting of the
Community Development Organi
zation will be held July 1 at 7:30
p. m. at the community center.
Williams To Attend
Nationwide Meeting
Ed T. Williams, of Franklin,
will attend the company-wide
sales convention of Nationwide In
surance in its home office city of
Columbus. Ohio, June 29-JuIy 1..
Mr. Williams will be among 4,
000 persons, including 2,000 agents
from IT states, who will attend
the three-day meeting. It will be
I the first company-wide gathering
in seven years, and one of the
largest sales conventions in the
history of Ohio's capital city.
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