Over The Countryside
In Patton Community
Mr*. Pearl M. Stewart Staff Correspondent
Telephone 274-J-l
OuUof-county people attending
the funeral of Tom Patton at
Patton Methodist Church Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rock
ett, Mrs. Tom Ratcliff. Mrs. Ida
Rochett, Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Bingham, all of Thomasville. and
Mrs. Reba Montgomery and daugh
ter, Joyce Patton. of Mt Holly.
Mr. and Mrs. Florin Hannah
and two children, of Baltimore.
Md.. and Mrs. Hannah's mother.
Mrs. Brown, of Pineville, Tenn.,
visited Mr. and Mrs Fred Hannah
one day last week.
Mrs. Ellen Jones has returned
home after a two-week visit with
relatives in Jackson County.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore
and family, of Gastonia, are visit
ing Mr. ifloore's sister, Mrs. Har
ley Stewart, and Mr. Stewart.
They are also spending some time
with Mr. Moore's paretns, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Moore, of the Bethel
community, and Mrs. Moore's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Higdon.
of the Higdonville community.
Linda and Martha Blaine are
attending 4-H camp at Camp
Schaub. near Waynesville, this
weeki
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cocke, of
Centersville. Ala., will arrive this
week to spend the Fourth with
Mrs. Cocke's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hannah.
A family picnic was held by the
Henry Mashburn family at Soco
Gap last Sunday. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mashburn and son, Wayne, Mr.
arid Mrs. Gene Mashburn and
son, Steve, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Burnette, Mrs. Betty Fairchild and
son. Micky, and Miss Susie Mash
burn. of Asheville.
Miss Nancy Cochran has re
turned home after a week's visit
with her sister, Miss Carolyn
Cochran, in Washington, D. C.
She also spent a week with an
other sister, Mrs. Douglas Horton,
and Mr. Horton in Charlotte.
Kelly Jenkins attended the fun
eral of his brother. Will Jenkins,
in Bryson City Tuesday.
Americans have a choice of
some 200 different ice cream fla
vors.
Items Of Interest From
Cowee Community
Miss Cecile Gibson Staff Correspondent
The regular meeting of CoWee
Community Development Organi
zation will be held tonight < Thurs
day) at the picnic area. No. not a
picnic? just the regular meeting
The home demonstration club
"Picture Frame Workshop" was
held at the home of Mrs. C. C
Welch last Friday, instead of at
the school lunchroom as schedul
ed. A group of 10 cleaned and re
finished a number of picture
frames and enjoyed a picnic
lunch.
Homecoming
Homecoming will be at Snow
Hill Methodist Church Sunday,
July 6. Worship services will be
at 11. and a covered dish lunch
will be served at noon. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
Several members of the Snow
Hill Methodist Church attended a
charge-wide fellowship supper, for
the North Macon Circuit, at the
Carson Community Building Mon
day night. Following the supper,
a business session was held and
plans for the coming year were
discussed. North Macon Circuit is
comprised of Carson Chapel,
Iotla, Snow Hill, and Riverview
Churches, and the Rev. L. Paul
Heafner is pastor.
The Rev. Bill Sorrells, pastor
of East Sylva Baptist Church, was
guest speaker at Liberty Baptist
Church last Sunday night.
Liberty Baptist Church enjoyed
special music last Sunday morn
G
ALAX
THEATRE ?
..HIGHLANDS..
THURSDAY, JULY 3
George Gobel-Diana Doris
In
"I married a
WOMAN"
FRIDAY, JULY 4
Joel McCrea-Gloria Talbot
In
"CATTLE EMPIRE"
?n Cinemascope
and Color
SATURDAY, JULY 5
Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas |
Rhonda Fleming
In
"GUNFIGHT AT THE]
O. K. CORRAL"
In Color
BUN.-MON., JULY 6-7
Debbie Reynolds
Cart Juj-gens-John Saxon
In
"THIS HAPPY
FEELING"
In ClnemaSoope and Color
TUESDAY, JULY 8
Gregory Peck-Joan Collins
In
"THE BRAVADOS"
In CtaenutScope and Color
WEDNESDAY, JULY t
Dam Darea-Jan Sterling
Patty McCormaek
In
"KATHY O' "
Ii ffcufliiH and (Mar
tag by Misses Sharon and Shelia
?uvall and Carolyn Myers.
State Winner
Miss Annie Lee McGaha, repre
senting Cowee Baptist Church in
State Junior Memory Work Tour
nament at Fruitland June 24, was
a state winner.
Annie Lee was accompanied to
Fruitland by the Rev. and Mrs.
Clyde Rhinehart and boys, Mrs.
R. L. McGaha and Billy, and
Misses Josephine and Barbara
Jean Roper. Miss Betty Mae Stanl
ey and her mother, Mrs Bill
Stamey, from Wells Grove Church,
also went with them. Betty Mae
also was a state winner.
Honor Leader
The choirs of the Cowee Bap
tist Church honored their leader.
Mrs. Edd Brogden, with a "This
is Y our -Life" program at a sur
prise birthday party Wednesday
night, June 25, at tjie church.
Birthday Party
Miss Barbara Carpenter was
honored with a surprise birthday
dinner Sunday at the home of
Mrs. John Griffin, given by Miss
Lucille Pickens and Aubrey Tip
pett.
Children Feted
Mrs. Troy Hurst entertained
with a birthday party Sunday
afternoon, June 29, at her home.
In honor of her granddaughter,
Jo Cloer, and niece, Joyce Bishop.
Jo was five years old on June 30.
and Joyce was six on June 28. Ap
proximately 23 were present in
cluding Mrs. Hurst's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Hall, and Miss Sue
Cope, of Sylva, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Bishop, of Cullowhee.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Queen, of
Canton, visited Mrs. Queen's sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. John H. Dalton,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Hurst had as week
end) guests Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Shepherd and son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shep
herd, and four children, of Clin
ton, S. C? and Floyd Hurst, of
Sylva.
Mrs. E. B. Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. Jennings Pressley and sons.
Wayne and Danny, and Dale Par
ham, of Canton, spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shepherd
and family
Fred Gibson, Of Canton, Ohio
visited his brother, W. R. Gibson,
and family this week. He return
ed home with W. R. Gibson, who
spent the past month visiting rel
atives in Michigan. Illinois, and
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shuler and
children have returned to Pontlac.
Mich., after spending a month
with their paints, Mr. and Mrs.
Pratt Dalton, and J. C. Shuler.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard 8huler
and son, of Charlotte, were home
last week end because of the Ill
ness of Mr. Shuler's mother, Mrs
Daisy Shuler. Mrs. Shuler is re
covering following surgery at Ang
el Clinic.
Mr and Mrs. W. R. Gregory
and family have as guests this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Fore
and Mr. Oregory's mother, Mrs.
Lillie Fore, his son, Walter Fore,
and grandson. Dean Fore, of Oas
tonia,
Mrs. Elsie Hurst and Mrs. Irene
Norton visited Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Carden in Sylva Sunday
night.
J. D. Elmore attended the first
state-wide supervisers' mainte
nance fechool for county and city
school employes, held at Mars Hill
College June 25-27. He was ac
companied to Mars Hill by Mrs
Elmore and their daughter, Rita.
tr- and Mrs. James Brogden
and daughter, of Hampton. Va?
i tt the past two weeks with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
I md Mrs. Edd Brogden. They plan
! to spend the summer in Franklin,
and he will attend school at West
ern Carolina College. Cullowhee
Mrs. Hallie Bass,
Maconian, Dies
In Asheville
I Mrs. Hallie Porter Bass, a na
tive of Franklin, died in an Ashe
ville hospital last Thursday mom
ing. She was 79.
She was a half-sister of J. D.
<De> Porter, and a first cousin
of T. W. Porter, both of Franklin.
The only other survivors are a
nephew. N. W. C. Oennett, and a
brother-in-law. Nathaniel Gennett.
both of Asheville. Mrs. Bass's two
sons by her first marriage, to
Reid Crawford, are dead.
The widow of John F. Bass, she
had lived in Asheville foi; many
years, having moved there from
Waynesville. Earlier, she had
made her home in Atlanta. Born
and reared in Franklin, she spent
much of her early married life
here.
The daughter of Robert L. (Bob)
Porter and Mrs. Mary Frances
Cunningham Porter, she was born
Dec. 3, 1878. She was graduated
from Salem Academy and Salem
College, in Winston-Salem, and
later taught Latin In the academy
for a number of years. During
World War I, she took nurse
training and became a registered
nurse, and for many years speci
alized in the care of psychiatric
cases.
She was a constant reader and
an enthusiast of the arts.
Services were conducted last
Friday afternoon at an Asheville
funeral home by the Rev. Paul
Happening About Pinegrove
Mrs. Audrey Dills Staff Correspondent
The next community meeting
is ' scheduled for Tuesday night.
July 12. at the community build
ing.
A community picnic is planned
for the second Saturday in July.
Everyone is asked to meet at the
community grounds at 6 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Peek and
son. Eddie, are now living in Vir
ginia. where Mr. Peek is working.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Miley
have purchased the Ougts prop
erty and are now making their
home here.
Mrs. C.. N. Munger was hostess
to a party Saturday night at her
home. About 25 guests attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reskie and
two sons have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gregory and Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Munger this week.
Mrs. Lexie Gregory spent sev
eral weeks recently In Waynes
ville, visiting relatives.
Community Improvements this
week include: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Peek have installed a new bath
room; Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Munger
have purchased a new dining
room suite; Mr. and Mrs. Fur
man Stewman have a new living
room suite; and Mr. and Mrs
E M. Dills have built a new can
house.
How Are Things
Around Holly Springs?
Mrs. Dorothy Seagle Staff Correspondent
Telephone 225 J 4
Community Meeting
The community development
organization will meet Monday
night. Juty 7, at 7:30 at the com
munity building. .
Chaplin, rector of St. Mary's
Episcopal Church, of which Mrs.
Bass was a member. Burial was
in Riverside Cemetery, Asheville.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Franklin
and family accompanied by Rad
dy Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Franklin, are on a vacation
trip to Washington, D. C., Elkins,
W. Va., Detroit, Mich., and points
in Canada.
Mrs. Paul Ammons visited her
brother, Hayes Gregory, and Mrs.
Gregory in Raleigh last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinsland
and family spent the week end In
Weaverville visiting Mrs. Kins
land's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Dockery.
Miss Betty Jean Guest Is spend
ing the -summer in Memphis.
Tenn.. with her sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hines. and son, Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bryant and
children, of Freeland, Mich., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frank
lin and Mrs. Bryant's grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Franklin.
' Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Corbin and
daughter. Miss Mildred Corbin,
Brenda Seagle. and Jim William
son are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Crisp and Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Crisp in Manassas, Va.
They also plan to visit in Wash
ington. D. C.. before returning
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Cooper and
son. Donnie. of Birmingham. Ala.,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Wurst last week.
LADIES SAFEST?
RALEIGH? Nice work ladies!
Only 99 of you were among the
1,236 drivers involved in fatal
motor mishaps on North Carolina
streets and highways last year.
The Department of Motor Ve
hicles reports further that 1,126
men drivers experienced death
dealing accidents, while the sex
of 11 other drivers was never de
terrfiined. The 1,236 drivers were
involved in 932 fatal accidents
' during 1957. The death toll: 1,063.
Tellico
Mrs. Wint DeHart. who under
went surgery recently at Angel
Hospital, Is reported improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith and
family, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith
and family, all of Rock Hill, S. Cl
are spending a few days with
the Rev. and Mrs. Judd Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlln Smith, and
Miss Beauna Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ouffey. of
Jeffersonvllle, Ind., visited Mr.
Quffey's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ouffey, and
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wlnt DeHart, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Creed DeHart and
children, Oary and Martha, of
Ashtville, spent the week end with
Mr. DeHart's parents, Mr. and
Mis. V. C. DeHart.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Thomas
and children, Dianne and Sheila,
of Asheville, visited Mrs. Thomas'
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Vance
DeHart, recently.
FEBRUARY SAFEST
RALEIOH? What was the saf
est month for driving and walk
ing in North Carolina last year?
A study by the State Department
of Motor Vehicles shows that road
fatalities, month by month, hap
pened like this: January 98, Feb
ruary 62, March 72, April 90, May
69, June 106. July 85, August 104.
September 92, November 100 and
December 88. Day by day the
death tally went: Sunday 202,
Monday 119, Tuesday 110, Wed
nesday 93, Thursday 125, Friday
163, and Saturday 251
Keep (arm tractors in good
shape. They last longer that way.
Soil and water conservation
should be basic to the opera
tion of all (arms.
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Franklin, N. C.
Shop Winn-Dixie For Your
4th July Picnic Supplies . . .
Winn-Dixie Stores, will be closed 4th July but for your convenience, stores will
be open oil day Wed. and until late Thur. night.
Limit 4
Fryers
Please!
?--i33 >z 29<
Lb. ** ^
FRANKS = ~ 59'
Bor-B-Q **"" " Rose Brand Boiled
Chicken r; Lt 79^ Ham . . . ^ 49^
Oscar Moyer Sliced Oscar Mayor Spiced Luncheon
Bologna K 33? Meat . . S 33/
LEMONS 29
TOMATOES 2 - 25*
Firm, Ripe At Winn-Dixie's Low Prices!
Peaches 3 > 29* Watermelons
ICE CREAM? "59'
LEMONADE - ???? 3 - 29<
ASTOR FROZEN GRAPE
JUICE
6 a 99 /
HO-MA FROZEN
WAFFLES
2 iz 29 *
FRESH FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES
10-oz
Pkgs
99*
PICK YOUR PICNIC SALADS!
*? ? mmmmr ^
Polmetto Form Bar-B-Q Slow or
Cole Slaw ?? 29'
Palmetto Farm
Chicken Salad
Palmetto Farm
Pimento Cheese 16or
Cup
Palmetto Form
Potato Salad aT 29
Palmetto Farm
I6-9Z.
Cup
Egg Salad Cup
h
easy to Morr
Cabot Charcoal 10 b? 69'
IBIue Ribbon
Paper Napkins 2 ??? 19'
Bond war#
Paper Plates nS' 49'
Plastic
Spoons & Forks 10'
Cold Drink
Paper Cups ??" 27'
#r?nch's
Mustard 6C 12'
Deep South Sweet Mixed <
PICKLES t 29'
V ?
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Prerhier Foncy Tomoto
CATSUP 2r29
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?Dixie Darling . "
SALAD DRESSING - 23<
J* A I M #* YOUR CHOICE! A
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1 ot This Price ' Em
With a $5.00 or More Purchase
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DIXIE DARLING I
BREAD 5 I0<
HAWAIIAN PUNCH
DELICIOUS " ] 46 ox K J j
FRUIT FLAVOR Cam ^
ORANGE ADE
DEEP 46 ox C J
SOUTH Can J r
BATH TOWELS
CANNON Popular ?% KJ J
22 x 44 Colors r
Be Fresh
DIAL
2 & 27'
Liquid Detergent
V E L
'c2,T 40"
Dixie Home
TEA
"St 29'
Stoy Fresh
DIAL
2 W. 39 '
Liquid D?teerg?nt
WISK
& 40'
S?lectost? ?
OLIVES
'?o?' 49'
* >
Pick Your Picnic Specials!
MISS GA. SPICED
Peaches
JAY BID
Sausage
JAY BIRD VIENNA
10
No V i
CANS
Scott County
Pork & Beans Can 29'
Dixie Darling
Peanut Butter 39'
Starkist, For Tasty Sandwiches
TUNA *?"? c?1 33'
Beverly, Zesty
Potted Meat 3 ?? 25'
Astor Flavorful, Instant
Coffee "To, 99'
Armour's Tasty
T reet 1 47' ?