GUILD TO MEET
The Wesleyan Service Guild will
hold iU monthly meeting tonight
? Thursday) at 8 o'clock, at the [
Franklin Methodist Church. Hos
tesses will be Mrs Peggy Christy
and Mrs. Ruth Bateman.
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PEACHES
FANCY OR CANNING
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100%
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ihodingt of nudo, vicuna, bamboo, plut exciting rod, block, novy
In miuo*' ond potit* ><io> 8 to 18. With tho prict jo low, an
opportunity io raro? com*, molt your dr*om com* trvol
$S IIMSIT KIW ON EASY LAVAWAV...
WE'LL STORE YOIR CASHMERE TILL FALL
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HLK'S for certified better values I
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Franklin
Macon's Newest
i Citizens
Born to:
Mr. and Mrs. William Porter
Southards, of Franklin. Route 1.
a son. July 5, at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rogers
Stockton, of Franklin. Route 2,
a son. July 7. at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Parrish, of
Norfolk. Va.. June 17, a son, Lescar
Alvin. in a Norfolk hospital. Mr.
Parrish is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Parrish, of Otto.
The Rev. and Mrs. John R.
Wooley. of Statesbpro, Ga? a
daughter. Elizabeth Hannah., June
19. Mrs. Wooley is the former
Miss Betsy Sloan, the grand
daughter of Mrs. W. W. Sloan,
Sr., of Franklin.
Methodist Church
Board Organizes
For Coming Year
The Franklin Methodist Church
official board met Sunday even
ing and organized with the follow
ing officers elected:
Steven A. Bundy, chairman:
Frank Martin, vice-chairman:
Jack Angel, secretary; and Henry
W. Cabe, treasurer.
This was the board's first meet
ing since the arrival of the new
pastor, the Rev. Robert E. Early.
WILL ASSIST PASTOR
Two God and Country award
Scouts, Jimmy Simpson and Steve
Bundy, Jr., will assist the Rev.
Robert E. Early in the Sunday
morning services at the Franklin
Methodist Church.
Stored grain needs frequent in
spection for insect damage.
Macon
THEATRF If
FRANKUN. M. C.
Admission: Adults 50c
Children 15c
SHOW BEGINS
Weekdays ? 7 & 9 p. n>
Saturdays ?
Continuous from 1:00 p. n
Sundays ? 2:30 and 9 p. m
Phone 131
WED.-THURS.-FRI.,
JULY 9-10-11
The motion picture that yon
have been waiting for.
'THE LONG HOT
SUMMER"
DONT MISS IT!
SATURDAY, JULY 12
DOUBLE FEATURE
"CARTOON
CARNIVAL"
All New Cortoons
"THE SPIRIT OF
ST. LOUIS"
If you missed it before, this
is your chance to see one of
America's great epics.
SUN.-MON.-TUES.,
JULY 13-14-15
'THE PAJAMA
GAME"
With
Doris Day
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
DOUBLE FEATURE
"THE KING AND I"
And
"ANASTASIA"
FRANKLIN
INDOOR-OUTDOOR
THEATRE
Open Full Time
THURS- FRI., JULY 10-11
A Great Western
"FORT MASSACRE"
SATURDAY, JULY 12
DOUBLE FEATURE
"WESTWARD HO,
THE WAGONS"
And
"HOLD THAT
HYPNOTIST"
SUN.-MON.-TUE8.-WED.,
JULY 13-16
"GOD CREATED
WOMEN"
. . . but the devil Invented
Brifltte Bardot
HE'S THE WINNER!
Jerry Swafford, shown going around the second tire on the
potato race course, was the winner in that event, as Franklin
celebrated July Fourth. The participants raced, each carrying an
Irish potato in a tablespoon. (Staff Photo)
FIRST TOBACCO CHECK
Fred W. Dills, of Franklin, Route 1, is pictured here receiving
the year's first tobacco check from the Soil Bank. He is one of 47
Macon County hurley tobacco growers who will receive such
checks, totaling $1,623.30. Miss Mildred Corbin, manager of the
A. s. C. office here, is presenting the check. (Staff Photo I
G
-A LAX
THEATRE
H'GMI AND S
THURSDAY, JULY 10
James Stewart-Kim fcovak
In ?
"VERTIGO"
In Color
FRIDAY, JULY 11
Walt Disney's
"PERRI"
In Color
Also 3 Cartoons
SATURDAY, JULY 12
James Stewart
Shelley Winters In
"WINCHESTER
*73"
SUNDAY, JULY 13
Jane Powell
Cliff Robertson
In
"THE GIRL MOST
LIKELY"
In Color
MONDAY, JULY 14
Lama Turner
Barry Sullivan
In
"ANOTHER TIME,
ANOTHER PLACE"
TUESDAY, JULY 15
Ann Blythe-Paul Newman
In
"THE HELEN
MORGAN STORY"
Iin Cinemascope
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
In
"THE LONG, HOT
SUMMER"
In Cinemascope & Color
Read the GALAX NEWS?
published every Thursday.
You will find It full of In
teresting news Items, fea
ture articles, and detailed
Information about coming
movies.
Get More Out of Life? Go
Out to m Movie!
jGMDY DALTON
[DIES AT 68
Macon Man Succumbs
In Florida, Rites
Held Monday
Lawrence Grady Dalton. 68.
former resident of the Cowee Com
munity, died in the Venice hos
pital. Venice, Fla., last Thursday,
following an illness of one month
Funeral services were held Mon
day at the Liberty Baptist church
cemetery here, with the Rev. C. C.
Welch in charge. Burial followed
in the church cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were Joel
and Lon Dalton, Norton Hol
brooks. Beulon Peek, Vance Hol
brooks. and John J. Dalton.
Mr. Dalton is survived by his
widow, the former Miss Edna
Raby : four brothers, T. E. Dalton
and M. B. Dalton, of Mooresville;
C. T. Dalton. of Highlands, and
W. R. Dalton. of Franklin, Route
4: one sister, Mrs. Frank Queen,
of Canton: six sons, Joseph M?
Lawrence G.. Maurice M., and Billy
E. of Nakomis, Fla.. Furman R..
of Manassas. Va.. and Al/c Frank
lin D. USAF. Spokane, Wash.;
and two daughters. Mrs. Eeverett
Raby. of Franklin. Route 4. and
Mrs. Dorothy Malarkey, of Apopka.
Fla.
Neely Child's
Funeral Service
Held Tuesday
William Philo Neely, 18 months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Philo
Neely. of the Clear Creek com
munity, (died at the Highlands
Community Hospital Sunday.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at the Clear Creek BaDtist
church, with the Rev. J. L. Nix,
conducting the service. Burial fol
lowed in' the church cemetery.
Survivors, in addition to the
parents, are two brothers, Craw
ford and Carl, one sister, Kathryn,
all of the home.
New* About
PEOPLE
Miss Linda Raby. of Franklin,
has gone to Pontiac. Mich., to
spend the summer with her sister.
Mrs. Charles E. Williams.
Mrs. Paul Grady, of Kins ton.
is here visiting her, sister, Mrs. W.
M. Parrish. and Mr. Parrish. at
Otto.
Mrs. Rebecca Patten had as her
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
Wright, their son. A. R. < Buddy)
Wright, and Mrs. Lynn' Weaver,
all of Weaverville.
Billy Jamison. Billy Garrison,
and Alton Sutton lett last Sunday
to spend two weeks at Camp Hope,
near Canton.
Misses Julia Ann. Jane, and
Betty Penland and Richard Holl
and. of Macon. Ga? spent last
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JAMISON, Jewelers
Franklin. N. C.
week end here with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peacock
and two children, Marcla and Ans
ley, of Decatur. Oa.. spent last
week end here with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Salain and Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Burrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Pannell
and two children, of Waynesville,
visited Mr. Pannell's mother. Mrs.
A. C. Pannell. here last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bryson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Poole and family spent the holi
day week end at Fontana Village.
Mack Bryant and Gene and
Johnnie Stamey returned last
week from a week's vacation at
Daytona Beach. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Brown and
son, Steve, left the first of the
week for a vacation trip to Flor
ida.
Gifts
Mountain Crafts
Fruits and Vegetables
Farm fresh in season . . .
Watermelons, ice cold . . .
Red Ripe Tomatoes . . .
many others . . . always a
good selection.
De Soto Trail
Gift Shop
Intersection US 64 & 441
Open Till 9 p. m.
S&H Green Stamps
A sad story
FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO
Always Parking on the Square
Phone 117 Franklin, N. C.
Mountain
GEMS and
MINERALS
The DeSoto Trail
Rock Shop
Corner Highlands- Sylva Hwys.
(Next to DeSoto Trail Rest.)
Phone M5-W
CARS
1958 Chev.
Defray coupe.
Like new.
1957 Ford
Custom 300.
. 4-dr. V-8.
1955 Chev.
Bel Air.
Sport Coupe.
1954 Ford
Custom 4 dr.
Fordomatic.
Extra clean.
1954 Chev.
4 dr. 210.
Power Glide.
1954 Chev.
Bel Air, 2 dr.
Power Glide.
$1995
$1595
$1195
$995
$895
$895
TRUCKS
1958 Ford $1795
Pickup, V-8.
Like new.
1957 GMC Trucks
(2) 2-speed axle,
23,000 lb. tar
Good tires. SPECIAL
1957 Ford $1595
F-100 Pickup,
V-8. One Owner.
1955 Ford $995
F-100 Pickup,
V-8.
1955 Chev. $1095
Pickup.
1953 Ford
F-600, 172" WB,
Good tires, 2-spd. axle,
one owner. (N.C. Tag).
1953 Dodge
2-Ton Truck, long
wheel base, 2-spd. axle.
(N.C. Tag) SPECIAL
CONLEY
MOTOR CO.
Dealer No. 830
Phone 69
Franklin, N. C.
EGGS . . . . doz. 39c
33
BLEACH . . . . qt. 15c
PURE
LARD . . . . 41b. 79c
Week - End Specials
We Deliver
REG. JFG
COFFEE .... lb. 79?
SURE HIT
FLOUR ... 25 lb. $1.49
2 DOZ. ,
CAN LIDS 25*