Franklin
High
Highlights
By Raymond Southard
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VI THEATRE ll
nuimn. n. a
The First With The Best
Admission: Adults 50c
t Children 15c
SHOW BEGINS
Weekdays _ # 9 p. m,
Saturdays ?
Continuous from 10 a. m.
Sundays ? 2:30 and ft p. ml
Phone 131
I WED.-THURS., OCT. 1-2
DOUBLE FEATURE
"REFORM SCHOOL
GIRL"
And
"KNOCK AROUND
THE WORLD"
fRI.-SAT., OCT. 3-4
DOUBLE FEATURE
"DESPERADOES
IN TOWN"
And
"UNDERWATER
WARRIOR"
SUN.-MON.-TUES.,
OCT. 5-6-7
l FRANK
fSWIDRII
TONY
CURTIS
kNAnUE
FWDOD
In
r The
Most
M ChaHenginf
COMING
"I WAS A TEENAGE
| FRANKENSTEIN"
I*. And
"BLOOD OF
U- DRACULA"
FRANKLIN
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
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K1
W. M. C. Un?t Screen
rUDAY ONLY
| "SOMEBODY UP
THERE LIKES ME"
With ful Newman
f THREE VIOLENT
I PEOPLE"
| f^un,
I Superlatives Elected
Senior superlatives were chosen ,
by the senior class last week They
are: most studious. Clay Sams.
Barbara Roper; Best Personality.
Billy Williamson. Frances Alex
ander: most likely to succeed.
Raymond Southard. Katrina El
more; most athletic. Don Ledford.
Leota Beck: best all round. John
Killian. Claudette Leatherman;
most handsome and Prettiest.
Dick Wallace. Geneva Ledbetter:
most courteous. Furman Angel
'jr., Ruth Tallest; 'Class flirts.
Bobby Poindexter, Sandra Hoi
| land : most popular, Tommy
| Adams. Judy Wurst: best sports,
i Roy Gregory. Helen Setser ; Class
wits, Larry Brooks. Jackie Ann
Cabe; Most influential. Jimmy
McCollum, Nancy Siler: best citi
zens. Charles Henderson. Margie
Reid: neatest. Phillip Franklin
Evelyn McCoy; ? most talented.
Far All Your
FARM NEEDS
Shop and Save
At Your
FARMERS
FEDERATION
Depot St. Franklin, N. C.
PHONE NO. 92
BINDER TWINE
SILO WIRE SILO PAPER
$20.95 $9.75
Black Polyethylene
SILO COVERS
12' x 100' ? $16.95
16>4' x 100' ? $22.95
LAWN GRASS SEED
For All Types of Lawns
In 1-Lb. and 5-Lb. Packages
' LAWN FERTILIZER
2-12-12 8-8-8
SHEEP MANURE
50 Lbs. $1.95
COW MANURE
50 Lbs. $1.95
MILORGANITE
100 Lbs. $3.65
HYDRATED LIME
10 Lbs. 35c
HYDRATED LIME
?0 Lbs. 90c
AGRICULTURAL LIME
100 Lbs. 90c
Buddy Cloer. Maxine Morgan;
most dignified, Verlon Burch,
Linda Come.
"Laurel Leaf" Staff
During the past two weeks,
orders were taken for the school
yearbook. "The Laurel Leaf". The
annual will again be published
by the Hunter Publishing Com
pany. Individual pictures for the
yearbook were taken Monday and
Tuesday. Katrina Elmore is ' the
editor-in-chief and Mrs. Anne Bid
die is the sponsor. Other members
of the staff are Jean Franklin,
senior editor; Frances Alexander,
junior editor: Alice Bradley,
sophomore editor; Judy Wurst,
freshman editor; Arthur Hayes,
activities and feature editor;
Butch Angel, assistant circulation
manager: Nancy Siler. circula
tion manager: Jean Burrell. ad
vertising manager: Doug Slagle.
assistant advertising manager;
Doug Pearson, sports editor; Bar
bara Duncan, copy editor: and
Clinton Tilson. photographer.
Juniors Reach Quota
The junior class ended their
magazine sales campaign with
a total of $1,702 in subscriptions
sold .Of this amount, approxi
mately $600 was retained by the
class as its per cent of the sales.
The high salesmen and their
prizes were: Arthur Hayes, first,
radio; Jane Long, second, watch:
and Alice Bradley, third, flash
camera. !ir
St. Agnes Communion
Discontinued Until
Priest Returns Home
The early Sunday morning cele
bration of Holy Communion at
the St. Agnes Episcopal Church
will be discontinued until October
19.
Macon's Newest
Citizens
Bora to:
Mx-. and Mrs. Charlie Hender
son Barnes. Jr., of H inlands.
Route 1, a daughter. S.?tv. .jer
25 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Car! E" u d
Bolick. of Franklin. Ro >e r a
daughter, September 25 ... . _.l
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Cathey,
of Mountain City, Ga., a daugh
ter. September 28 at Angel Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melvin
Holden, of Dillard, Ga.. Route 1,
a daughter, September 29 at
Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hedden,
of Franklin. Route 2, a daughter,
September 22 at Angel Clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Willard.
of Franklin, a daughter, Debra
i Helen, September 23, in Scotts
boro, Ala.
Capt. and Mrs. James C.
Horsley, Jr., of Eglin Air Force
Base. Florida, a daughtetr, Sally
j Ann, September 26.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Morrison,
a son, September 23, in South
Hill. Va. Mrs. Morrison is the
' former Miss Konda Teague.
SPECIAL
Ej 7 DAYS ONLY
^ October 3rd to 10th
Just $39.00
FOR OVER-ALL PAINT JOB
IN ONE COLOR ENAMEL
<2 Tone ? Straightening ? Rust Removal Extra)
CLARK'S BODY SHOP
Next Door to Judd's Garage
EAST MAIN ST. FRANKUN, N. C.
- SEE -
JUDD'S
GARAGE
for your
OCTOBER MOTOR TUNE UP
MAKE WINTER DRIVING A PLEASURE
Beat Brands of Anti- Freeze
Free Inspection of
Radiator and Exhaust
Equipped for all Auto Services
All Work Guaranteed
FREE Pick-up and Delivery ? Phone 8
Next to the Goodysar Tire Place
J. C. Altrock'
Graveside rites for J. C. Altrock.
65. of Atlanta. Oa.. a summer
resident here, were held Friday i
afternoon at Woodlawn Cemetery <
in Franklin.
Regular services for Mr. Al- i
trock. who died September 23 in |
Birmingham. Ala., while on a ]
business trip, were held Friday ]
morning in Atlanta. ]
Out-Of-Towner? Here
For Scmy Funeral
Out-of-town people here for the -
fcneral of Arvey Seay Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tallent.
of Weavervllle; Mrs. J. E. Pender
Srass and Miss Carolyn Pendei
frass, of Clayton. Oa.; Mr. and
Mrs. Woodson Long and son.
Larry, of Greer. S. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Harold. Mrs. Eva
How To Keep Warm This Winter
See Sossamon
WE HAVE
OIL HEATERS
Duo -Therm and Quaker
' 1 ?
Ashley Wood Heaters
Warm Morning Coal Heaters
A VARIETY OF USED HEATERS
For Warmth Thi? Winter
SEE
SOSSAMON Furniture Co.
Phone 67 Franklin, N. C
Messe.-. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Daldwell. Mrs. Alice Reeves. Mrs.
tnnle Price, all of Haywood
bounty.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sutton an<
family visited Mrs. Sutton's pai
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd 8uttoc
tn Decatur, Ga last week.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO ASK SOMETHING
ABOUT CATHOLIC FAITH?
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND
WHAT? Catholic Information Classes
WHERE"? Parish Hall, Catholic Church
WHEN? Every Tuesday at 8:00 p. m.
M new coats
ftr collets of career
? '
Briggs Car Coats
and Fitted Coats
Nelly Don Dresses
Shelton Stroller Dresses
Grace Walker Shoes ? New Fall Styles
YOU SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
IN QUALITY
THE QUALITY SHOP
"Where Quality Always Meets Economy"
Main St. Franklin
^ IservIceT^
Cltif Radio Sko|
PHONE 448
I I t. V. A Radio Sal.i A Swvkt I
FRANKLIN, N. C.
? ?
Ne? Mcculloch
t _ 036
R>wer1o
,1
Here's a professional-quality
chain saw you can depend on.
The new McCulloch D36
tough, powerful, weighs only
17 pounds with power to
spare.
CHECK 0U? LOW PRICE
$
? Automatic tili^
? Eatyterm
? High trade-Its
Come in for a demonstration
MACON TRACTOR i
EQUIPMENT CO.
SALES AND SERVICE
244 W. Palmer St.
Franklin, N. C.
PEOPLE'S
Dept. Store
FALLl
HARVEST*?
Today and Every Day at PEOPLE'S You Get
Low Low Prices and &M. Green Stamps Too!
Blanket
Special!
Our Regular
$4.00 Blankets
$2.99
ONE GROUP - SPECIAL PURCHASE
6" Bound Edges ? Some 25% Wool
$5.00 Each Anywhere Our Price $3.99
BASEMENT
Basement
Special!
LADIES' HOUSE
DRESSES
Reg. $2.98
. Now $1.88
Mens Socks
Irregulars of
79c Socks
5 pairs $1.00
r
ONE GROUP
Out Reg. $7.50
HATS
Finest Quality
This Sale $4.95
SUITING
1500 yds.
Beautiful
Colors
Values to
89c yd.
Our
Price
49c yd
LADIES' FALL
Hand Bags
3 Styles
$1.00
MEN'S FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Our Reg. $2.98
2 for $5.00
LADIES'
PANTIES
Rayon
3 pr. $1.00
BOYS' AND GIRLS'
Car Coats
Beautiful Styles
and Colors
$4.95 - $5.95
TOWELS
Our Special Purchase Means
Great Savings for You!
? Plaids ? Solids
? Stripes
Reg. 69c
2 for $1.00
Wash Clothes to Match
Now 5 for $1.00
?
LADIES* BLOUSES
Taken from Our Stock
Reg. $2.98
This Sale $1.99
"DRIP DRY" PRINTS
You Wil! Know Them A? 98c Yd.
Harvest Sale 59c yd.
People's Department Store
"You Get S&H Green Stamps With Every ^ Purchase"