News
About
Mrs. C. E. BILd and daughters. ]
Misses Barbara and Nancy Bild,
?nc Bob Wiley, of Miami, Fla.,
visited friends here part of last
week.
Mr. and Mis. Ed Purdom re
turned to their home on Warah
last week end after a trip to Palm
Eeach and other points in Florida.
Mr. and Mps. Mack Jones, of
Camp Lejeune. visited Mr. Jones'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones,
over the week end.
I Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan McDowell were their
daughter. Miss Loretta McDowell,
and lier friends Lamar Bishop,
Roma Roberson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Smith. Also visiting the
McDowells was their son, Verlon
McDawell, of the University of
North Carolina.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Stockton last week end were their
THE TROUBLE
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WITH WOMEN
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is that they are hopelessly sentimental
(usually) . . . F'rinstance, there's no
thing that thrills a woman's heart like
being remembered on little days of
sentimental value . . . one of these days
being Valentine's Day on Saturday,
February 14th. Now it's obvious that
a woman's sentiment should be hu
mored with a fanciful gift . . . from
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February Special
3 Rooms of Furniture
Living Room ? Bed Room ? Dinette
108 Pieces for Only $350-00
$50.00 Down and $20.00 Per Month
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Franklin, N. C.
daughter, Miss Beverly Stockton, I
and friends, Misses Betty Wood
ward, Katty Davis, Liz Howell,
Marlon Hayes. JoAnne Hudson,
and Beverly Ann Bailey, all of
whom are members of the senior
Vlass at the University of North
Carolina. Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker spent
Monday and Tuesday of this week
on a business trip to Columbia,
S. C.
Mrs. R. M Rimmer returned to
her home last week end after
spending the past month with
friends and relatives in Tifton,
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Southards
have returned home from a visit
with their daughters. Mrs. Lamar
Tompkins and Mr. Tompkins, in
Leesburg, Fla., and Mrs. Clinton
Brookshlre, and Mr. Brookshire
In Jackson, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland McSwain,
of Murphy, visited friends here
last Sunday.
Mrs. C. 8. Slagle returned home
last Friday after spending several
weeks with her daughter and son
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Souther
land, in Winston-Salem.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Fisher and
daughters. Nancy Lee and Fran
ces. visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Murray, in Hartwell,
Ga? and Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.
Fisher, in Clayton, Oa? last week
end.
Several college students spent
some time with their parents dur
ing the past week between semes
ters. Among them were Freda and
Nancy Slier,' Ann Sutton, Judy
Wurst, Claudette Leatherman.
J. H. Cabe
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January 29
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Asbury Services1
Held For Farmer
And Native
James Harvey Cabe, 79, of the
Middle Creek Community, died at
his home January 29 at 12:45 a.m.
after a lingering illness,
Te son of the late George N
and Mrs. Julie Bradley Cabe, he
was born in this county. In 1906
Mr. Cabe was married to Miss Arie
Bethel. A carpenter and farmer,
he was a member of Asbury Meth
odist Church.
Funeral services were held the
morning of January 30 at Asbury
Methodist Church. The Rev. Earl
Crowe officiated. Pallbearers were
Billie Bradley, Prott McClure.
David McClure, John McKowell.
and Herschell Cabe. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Surviving besides his wife are
five sons, Walter L. Cabe, James
E. Cabe, Tommy L." Cabe, and
George P. Cabe, all of Dillard,
Ga? Route 1, and John O. Cabe,
of Webster; two daughters, Mrs.
Paul W. Brown and Miss Ruby V.
Cabe, both of Dillard, Route 1;
four sisters: Mrs. Cjouel Bradley,
Mrs. C. P. Bradley, and Mrs. Tom
McDowell, all of Dillard, Route 1,
and Mrs. John Dills, of Canton;
ten grandchildren; and three
ygreat-grandchildren.
Bryant Funeral Home was in
! charge of arrangements.
THE FRANKLIN 5 & 10= STORE
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Fancy
Valentine Boxed Candies
ALSO BULK VALENTINE CANDIES
Valentines
For all Ages
And
Valentine Party Supplies
Gifts for Valentine
REMEMBER WE GIFT WRAP FREE
THE FRANKLIN 5 & 10 c STORE
Main Street
Franklin, N .C.
Norman Smith, Tomrpy McNlsh, ]
Rebecca Reeves, Jackie Clark, and
Jean Franklin. I
Leonard Long
On Exercise
In Germany '
GRAFENWOHR, OERMANY ?
Army Sgt. Leonard L. Long. 22,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Long,
of Franklin, N. C., Is participating
in a six-week field training exer
cise wth the 3rd Armored Division
here.
The exercise Is scheduled to be
concluded February 10.
The training, which will be ;
climaxed by a mock war pitting '
aromored. artillery, aircraft, and
Infantry units against realistic ag
gresor forces. Is designed to test
the combat readiness of the 3rd
Armored Division, a major part
of the NATO shield of defense in
DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. HANEY
Rites For Jackson
Native Held At
Aquone Church
Mrs. Jane Haney, 72, of Frank- 1
lin. Route 3, died at the home of i
Lester Crawford at 4:30 p.m. on!
January 29 after an illness of three
weeks.
The daughter of the late Andrew
and Mrs. Rebecca Raby Cope,
Mrs. Haney was born in Jackson
County. She was married to Frank
Haney, of Franklin. December 14,
1906. Mr. Haney died in Decem
ber, 1957. Mrs. Haney was a mem
ber of the Aquone Baptist Church.
Funeral services were held at
Aquone Baptist Church the after
noon of January il.' The Rev.
Frank Monteith officiated. Pall
bearers were Harold Cope. Ed Pat
terson, Kenneth Woodard, Jackie
Browning, R. L. Cope, and Fran!;,
Woodard. Burial was in Aquone
Cemetery.
Surviving are one brother. In
gral Cope, of Cramerton;, and two
sisters. Mrs. Isabell Woodard. of
Hayesville. and Mrs. Tiny Weber,
of North Belmont.
Potts Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
1959 Ford Galaxie
Hard Top Fordor
Very low mileage and in
like new condition. This
one has a new car war
ranty and The Price Is
Right.
1958 Ford Custom 300
Tudor. Fully equipped.
Only 17,000 actual miles.
1958 Plymouth Belvedere
4 dr. Really a nice car.
1958 Chevrolet Biscayne
4 dr. A real sharp car at
.a real reasonable price.
1956 Oldsmobile Super 88
4 Door.
1956 Oldsmobile Super 88
2 dr. Hardtop.
1956 Ford V-8 Custom
Fordor.
1955 Chevrolet V-8 210
4 dr. A one owner car
with lots and lots of
miles left.
1955 Plymouth Savoy
V-8 2 dr.
1955 Oldsmobile Super 88
4 Door.
1955 Ford Custom Tudor
1954 Ford Custom Tudor
1953 Ford Custom Tudor
V-8. A good economical
buy.
Several older models to
pick from, especially if
you need a second car for
runabout.
Remember most of our
cars carry a 50-50 war
ranty in writing. Another
guarantee we have is,
"No one appreciates your
business more than we
do."
MACON
MOTOR CO.
W. Palmer St. Franklin, N. C.
Dealer No. 594
Europe.
A fire direction center computer
in Battery B of the division's 3rd
Artillery, Sergeant Lang entered
the Army in February 1958 and
received basic training at Port
Hood, Tex. He arrived overseas in
August 1958.
The sergeant is a J955 graduate
af Franklin High School and at
tended the University of North
Carolina.
Sgt. Stewart Takes
Part In Airborne
Alert In Kentucky
FORT CAMPBELL, KY.? Army
Sgt. Charles R. Stewart, son of
Mrs. Clara Stewart, of Franklin,
participated with the 101st Air
borne Division's 502nd Infantry in
a special STRAC (Strategic Army
Command) alert January 15-29.
The 101st Airborne Division, a
major STRAC unit, constantly
maintains an immediate readiness
force' for airborne deployment to
any area in the world.
The 25-year-old soldier, a fire
team leader in Company D of the
division's 502nd Infantry at the
fort, entered the Army in March
1955 and was last stationed in
Germany.
Stewart was graduated from
Central High School. Sylva, in
1953.
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Jumbo Pies
PACKAGE OF
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Prices in this ad are
effective through
Saturday Night
February 6th.
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