SERVICES HELD FRIDAY ?
E. L. Whittington Has Heart
Attack While Fishing, Dies
Edward Lee Whitungton. 55
year-old native of Wilkes County
and resident here for 35 years,
died of a heart attack September
24 while fishing on Nantahala
Lake.
Two Andrews fishermen dis
covered his body in a drifting
boat on the upper end of the lake
and towed the boat ashore, where
identification was made by a
deputy sheriff.
Funeral services were held Fri
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tist Church, of which he was a
member. Officiating were the Rev.
Clyde Rhinehart and the Rev. R.
Standley Burial was in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
A mechanic. Mr. Whittington
worked for the Nantahala Nation
al Forest Service garage, for Ma
con Construction Company, and
also operated his own garage for
several years. He was the son of
Daniel F. Whittington, of North
Wilkesboro. and the late Mrs.
Nancy Dancey Whittington. He
was married August 25. 1926. to
Miss Hettie Raby. of this county,
who survives.
In addition to his wife and
father, surviving are two sons.
Charles E., of Franklin, and
James A., of Pontiac, Mich.;
three daughters. Mrs. Carroll
Jacobs, of Royal Oak. Mich.. Mrs.
Jesse Crisp, of Franklin. Route 3.
and Miss Nancy Whittington of
the home; five brothers. Duel,
of Millers Creek. Wade. Thomas,
Allen, and Woodrow Whittington,
all of North Wilkesboro; four
sisters, Mrs. Olenn Huffman. Mrs.
Fred Staley. Mrs. Howard Pierce,
Mrs. Wiley Hester, all of North
Wilkesboro; and six grandchil
dren.
Pallbearers were R. L. Tallent,
Lon Dal ton. Oene Baldwin. Dock
Morrow, Porter Duncan, and
Clarence Byrd.
Bryant Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
We have 5 new 1958
Fords left, and are giving
top trades. We also have
4 1958 demonstrators at a
big savings*
CARS
1958 Renault, Dauph- $1 CAP
toe 4 dr, heater - - - 10?7?J
1958 Harley Davidson
185 Motorcycle ....
1957 Chev. Bel Air Spt.
Cpt.. Radio, heater.
Power Glide. Beautiful
red and white tutone.
1957 Ford Custom for
dor. V-8 engine. Extra
clean. 1 owner. . - - -
1957 Ford Custom For
dor 6 Cyl., R & H - -
1957 Ford Custom 300
Ford or, V-8, R & H,
To Tone paint. Local ;i cQC
one owner car - - - - 1DI/D
1956 Olds 4 dr 88, $1 GAC
nd heater - -
s350
$2095
*1695
*1595
1955 Ford Custom For
dor, V-t engine. Ford- $
?matte trans. - - - - -
1954 Cher. 210 4 dr.
Power Glide, heater -
1954 Cher. Be lair 4 dr.
Radio and heater - -
1953 Ford Custom Ta
tter, V-S on (Ine, R & H.
Extra clean, local one
1095
*795
*895
*953 Bnick 4 dr. Dyna
flo, R * H
1953 Stndebaker
4 dr. - - - -
Ml Old* 4 dr. R * H,
Hydramatic
IKS Ford F-1M Pick
ay, V-8 engine, heater
'795
1944 Ford Jeep,
condition - -
*695
*795
.*495
*395
$1795
*395
See the above cars and
trucks on Conley't Main
Street and Palmer Street
Lots.
CONLE Y
MOTOR CO.
Phone 69
Dealer No. 830 and 830-A
Franklin, N. C.
Bulgin* Attend
Church Event
Mr. and Mrs. John Bulgin at
tended the dedication service (or
the new spire and cross at the
Presbyterian church in Murphy
last Sunday.
The metal cross was designed
by H. H Plemmons, of Franklin,
and made by Mr. Bulgin.
English la Burned,
Hospitalized, When
Carburetor Explodes
A Maconian. John Grover Eng
lish, Jr., Is hospitalized at C. J.
Harris Community Hosfrital In
Sylva for burns.
He received third degree burns
on both arms to the elbows and
on his right leg Friday afternoon
about 5:30 when a carburetor ex
ploded. Mr. English works for
Macon Construction Company and
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover
English, of Franklin.
Forest products will become
more important with each passing
year.
WAS HAYWOOD NATIVE ?
Arvey Seay, Power Employe,
Dies While Testing Poles
An employe of Nantahala Pow
er and Light Company, Arvey
Seay. 64, suffered a heart attack
and died at 11:30 a.m. last Thurs
day (September 25) while testing
poles for the company at Tellico
Oap in the Nantahala section.
Funeral services for Mr. Seay.
a native of Haywood County, who
had lived here 47 years, were held
Saturday afternoon at the Wells
Orove Baptist Church. Officiating
were the Rev. Arvll Swafford, the
Rev. Melvln Brooks, and the Rev
R. L. Poindexter. Burial was in
the Holly Springs cemetery.
A resident of Holly Springs
community for several years, he
was a deacon of the Wells Drove
church and also taught a Sunday
school class. He was the son of
the late Thomas and Mrs. Mar
garet White Seay. and was mar
ried in 1917 to Miss Mary Will
iams. who survives.
Other survivors are six sons.
Louis and John, of Franklin,
Route 3, Howard, who is with
the UB Air Force In Houston,
Tex., and Norman, Roger Lee,
and Clarence, all of Franklin;
four daughters, Mrs. HarleyEvltt,
of Franklin Mrs. William 8U
wlnter, of St. Petersburg. Fla .
Mrs. Gordon Ledford, of Route
2, and Miss Frances Seay, of thf
home; five sisters, Mrs. Alice
Reeves and Mrs. Eva Messer. of
Waynesvllle, Mrs. Henry Corbin.
of Franklin, Mrs. Frank Cabe and
Miss Minnie Seay, of Route 4;
a brother, J. C. Seay, of Route
S; and 19 grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Cliff Cook, Jay
Jennings. Ray Penland, O. D.
Local WitneMe*
To Attend S. C.
Circuit Assembly
R a. DeCelles. presiding min
ister of the Franltlln congregation
of Jehovah's Witnesses, has an
nounced the semi-annual circuit
assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
to be held October 10. 11, 13, at
Union. S. C.. In Union High
School auditorium. A number
from his congregation plan to at
tend.
Hedden. Paul Ammons, and
Grover Angel. ?
Potts Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
cakd or thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all our friends who
came to our aid whei. our bai n
burned recently, and especially
(or the gifts of labor, money and
hay.
The Bill Byrds
CARD OF THANKS
I take this opportunity to ex
tend my heart-felt thanks for the
many kind words of sympathy
and deeds of kindness, also for
the beautiful flowers at the time
of death of my beloved sister,
Mrs. Harley Huscusson. May God
send His richest blessing on each
of you.
Mrs. Van Frazier
FORECASTING- TERRIFIC
STORE WIDE SAVING'S '
FREE
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
for the Best Appealing Canned
Goods brought into our store be
tween now and Saturday, Oct. 18 ?
Prizes will be awarded Saturday,
Oct. 25, at 4 p. m.
PRIZES AS FOLLOWS . . .
Fruit ? GE Automatic Skillet
Jelly ? Toaster and Grill
Relish ? Portable Mixer
Pickles ? Electric Iron
CHENILLE
Bath Sets
99c
Reg. $1.98 Value
Rug & Seat Covers
Sheet Blankets
Beautiful Plaids
Sizes 60 x 76
Heavy ?
Solid Color
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