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Comin's And Goin's In Cowee Community MISS CECILE GIBSON Staff Correspondent P.-T.A. Merlin* The Cowee P.-TA. will meet Monday night, Aprill 20. at -7:30 at the school for a regular meet ings The fifth tirade and their teach er. Mrs. Edd Bros den, will be in chare of the program. Revival Starts Revival services began at Liber ty Baptist Church Sunday night. April 12. with the Rev. Clifford Hombuckel, of Cherokee, as the visltinc evangelist. Mrs. Horn bucket is assisting with the sing ing. Service begin at 7 30 each night, and the public is invited. Here For Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Dalton of Gastonia. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Dalton and daughter, Rita Clair, of Decatur. Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Dalton. of Greenville. S. C., spent the week end wtth their mother. Mrs. John H. Dalton. and attended the funeral of their uncle. Walter Gibson, Sunday. Personals ? Sgt. Joseph W. Gibson, of Shaw | Air Force Base. Sumter, S. C., | spent a few days last week with ' his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll | Gibson. Mrs. Daisy Shuler returned j home last week after spending sev eral days in Winston-Salem. Mrs. J. C. Shepherd returned to the Baptist Hospital at Win ston-Salem Tuesday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fouts spent Thursday and Friday of last week in Raleigh with their son, Bill, who is a student at N. C. State College. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hol brook visited Mrs. Holbiook's father and step-mother. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderburg, in Iva. S. C.. last week. Mrs. Candler Childers, of Whit tier, spent the week end with her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rickman. Floyd Carden, of Sylva, visited relatives here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Shepherd, of Sylva, visited the Patterson family and other relatives last week. A whole new recreational activity has grown up in the central areas of North Carolina in the last 5 years, with the opening of the huge artificial power lakes to cottagers and water sport enthusiasts. For example, water skiing is now a popular sport in the Piedmont all the way from Henderson in the North to Charlotte in the South. And as accessibility and leisure lime increase in these areas, an enlightened people are finding that "legal control" of the sale of beer and ale is also a part of the better living that is their North Carolina heritage. North Carolina Division UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC. lijllt, faijk IwMjL MdSMiu Evoking memories and dramatizing progress Many still living can remember when water came by the bucket .instead of by faucet. Within the span of a single lifetime, our way of living has been completely transformed in this and innumerable other respects. Mankind has ke|)t |>ace with lliis ever accelerating progress; has indeed been an integral part of it. This bank, for instance, has constantly 'expanded the scope of its services and im proved its techniques to meet the needs of * clients in today's last moving world. The Bank of Franklin Member of F. D. I. C. Are Here For Gib?on Funeral Relatives and friends who were here last week for the funeral of Walter Oibson included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Wilson and sons, of Orlando. Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gibson- and family, of Cherry Point: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryson, of Bryson City; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orant and son, Orady, of Etowah. Tent).; Frank Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chandler and Mrs. Bertha Fitzgerald, of Johnson City. Tenn.; George Edge, of Burnsville; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dalton and daughter. Rita Clara, of Atlanta, Ga ; Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Dalton, of Gastonia; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Dalton, of Greenville, S. C.; Mrs. Bragg Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allison. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Reynolds and family. Floyd Cardoti. the Rev. Bill Sorrells. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oough. and the Rev. Abram, ins tor of First Baptist Church, all of Sylva; Mr. and Mrs. Almand Brawley. of Cherokee; and the Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Welch, of Tuckasiegee. Motor Company To Receive Safety Award Conley Motor Company of Franklin will get a coveted award for outstanding safety achieve ment during the 24th annual con- ? vention of the N. C. Automobile Dealers Association in Pinehurst April 26 to 29. The local firm will be honored because of its perfect record dur ing participation in the dealer trade group's 1958 Dealership Safe ty Program. It went through the year without a single disabling injury to an employee. N. C. Commissioner of Labor Prank Crane will make the award presentations. Some 80 new car and truck dealerships from about the state are due to receive awards. How all dealers can lower their insurance costs through success ful accident prevention will be ex plained by J. Dewey Dorsett. former N. C. Industrial Com mission chairman, who now is general manager of the Associ ation of Casualty and Surety j Companies. He will come from | New York to deliver his special message. The awards will be presented during a breakfast program April 28. Benson Ford, vice-president of Ford Motor Company and chairman of its Dealer Policy Board, and Sydney A. Skillman. . vice president and general sales manager of Studebaker-Packard Corporation, will be featured speakers at the annual meeting of . automotive dealers. The Tommy | Dorsey Orchestra heads the list j of entertainment planned for the convention. AWAITING TRANSFER Seaman Fred L. Nichols. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred LJ Nichols, of Franklin, Route 1. is now at the U.S. Naval Receiving Station. Norfolk, Va.. awaiting transfer it has been announced. The receiving station processes about 8.000 men a month on their way to and from naval activities all over the world. Legal Advertising j NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF EDWARDS DILLARD HARD WARE AND BUILDERS SUPPLY. , INCORPORATION TAKE NOTICE, that on the 23rd day of March. 1959, Ed wards-Dillard Hardware and Build ers Supply. Inc., Highlands. North Carolina filed Articles of Dis solution in the office of the Secre tary of State of North Carolina and is now in the process of t liquidation. This 8th day of April. 1959. LOUIS A EDWARDS. President A 16 ? 4tc ? M7 Dining Room OPEN TO THE Pl"BLJC Starting . . . Saturday, May 2 Reservations, Please Stero-Orthophonic Music "V^YAH Phone 10-J-2 Rights Reserved To Limit Quantities. Thrifty Moid FLOUR 25 ? T Strift'niiai 1 * 'nwe -'??I Tenderized Short Shank SMOKED PICNICS 4 to 8 Lb. Avg. WHOLE or lb HALF Dutch Treet Pasteurized Processed Spread Kingan's Smoked CHEESE . . 2? 49' SAUSAGE Pork Spare Ribs Limit one of your choice with a $5.00 or more purchase. SHORTENING SHWTNING ASK* 59 - 49 3 to 5 Lb. Average '? ? Lb. a 39' 37' i Crackin' Good Old Fashioned Sugar & Oatmeal COOKIES PKG 33i Blue Bay Pink Salmon SI! 49*1 Thrifty Moid Bortlott Pears 2N?C?J43? grade "A" LARGE FRESH palmetto farm Deep South Strawberry Preserves . . . ,2 49'! 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