Comin's And Goin't In
Cowee Community
MISS CECILE GIBSON
Staff Correspondent
IotU Guest
Iotla community will be thr
guests of Cowee at a supper meet-,
ing at the school lunch room
Thursday night. September 15.
at 7:30. Members of Cowee com
munity are asked to be meet at
7 o'clock.
P.-T. A. Meeting
The P.-T. A. of Cowee School
will meet at the <echool Monday
night, September 19. at 7:30. for
a social get-together. All patrols
and teachers are urged U> attend
this first meeting.
Extra Bus
Cowee School has been given
an extra bus this year which en
ables the children to leave home
later in the mornings and get
home earlier in the afternoons
Under the new schedule, it is
not necessary for the buses to
pick up any children before 7 45
in the mornings.
Cowee now has a total of four
buses.
New Teacher
Cowee School has a new music
teacher. Mrs. Jack Lewis, who
works Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week.
New custodians at Cowee
School are Mr. and Mrs. VanCe
Holbrook. They are taking the
place of Roy Donaldson, who re
signed to accept a position with
the Bridge Department of the
8tate Highway Department.
Class Meeting
The Adult Bible Class of Snow
Hill Methodist Church will have
covered dish supper and month
ly business meeting at Sulphur
Springs Friday night at 6:30
All members are urged to at
tend.
Study Course
A Sunday school study course
will be taught at Cowee Baptist
Church the week of September
19. Teachers will be the Rev. and
Mrs. Jack Lewis, the Rev. and
Mrs. C. T. Taylor. Mrs Clifford
Dalrymple. and Mrs. Gardner
Holden.
Groups Meet
On Wednesday night of this
week prayer service and Bible
study were held at Cowee Baptist
Church. The <5. A.'s. R. A.s and
Sunbeams also held their meet
ing at the church on Wednesday
night.
, *' Accepts Church
The Rev. Melvin Brooks has
accepted another church half
time and is preaching at Liberty
Baptist Church each second and
fourth Sunday morning and each
I first and third Sunday r.i^Iit.
Personal*
j Mr. and Mrs. Vance Holb Dk j
i had as visitors over the Labor I
! Day week end her brothers. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Springs, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Springs and
baby, of Buffalo. S. C., and Mr. j
and Mrs. Horace Teague, of Can- i
ton.
Mrs. P. B Smith, of Charlotte, j
and Mrs Walton Smith and !
daughter, Patricia, of Asheville,
visited Mrs. S. C. Leatherman last !
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Raby, of Wil
mington. have been visiting rel
ativse during the past week.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gibson over the Labor Day week
end were Mrs. Gibson's sister and
brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Con
nette Johnson, and Pat. and her j
brother. Troy Bradley, of Win
ston-Salem.
Mrs. W. E. Allen andi Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Garret and children,
of Alto. Ga? spent Saturday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Gibson.
T. C. Biyson and son. Ronnie, i
spent the week end at their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Hurst and
son, Richard, and granddaugh
ter, have returned to their home
in Pontiac, Mich., after a visit I
with Mrs. Hurst's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Allen, and other I
relatives. Miss Linda Allen, who
has been spending several weeks
in Pontiac, returned home.
Kenneth Cloer. of Tullahoma,
Tenn., visited his daughter. Jose
phine, and her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Troy Hurst, last Satut
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hol
bro;k, of Ivy, S. C., spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs.
J. R. Hoi brook
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hall
and daughter, Margaret, visited
Mrs. Hall's mother in Burnsville
last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Claude Leather
man took their daughter, Clau
dette, to Greensboro over the
week end to begin her second year
at Woman's College. They spent.
Saturday night in Winston-Salem
with Mr and Mrs. George Thomp
son, and went on to Greensboro
Sunday. On their return they
stopped to visit Fred Elliott and
Perry Brendle. who are patients
at Western Carolina College at
Black Mountain.
Bill Fouts, son cf Mr. and Mrs
Milton Fouts, returned to State
College at Raleigh last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Clark and
Mrs. Burke Cole visited Mr. Cole
at the Veterans Hospital at Oteer.
last Sunday. .
Hotaard S. Dowdle. of the II. S.
Navy is spending a leave with
his family.
Floyd Carden. of Sylva, visited
his sister, Mrs. Elsie Hurst,' anc*
AFTER YOU HAVE SEEN IT
YOU WILL SAY IT WAS
WORTH TEN TIMES
THE PRICE!
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For a mere 19c you can own a very interesting
booklet about two very different people . . .
One of them is described by one newspaper as "ONE OF
THE STATE'S MOST REMARKABLE PERSONALITIES."
The other one is described by another newspaper as
"FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL. '
(Doesn't that apply to most people? Aren't we all "Friendly
and Helpful"?!
One of them stands a chance to make a fortune if elected.
The other one stands a chance to lose a fortune if elected.
One of them largely confines his activities concerning man
kind to talking. The other one to giving and living by the
Golden Rule.
?
One of them has published an ad in the 12 million circula
tion Reader's Digest which has been described by a famous
writer as "ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, HUMAN,
MOST COLORFUL ADS TO EVER COME OUT OF THE
SOUTHLAND." The other one has been described as
"ABLE." i
A newspaper described one of them as "QUITE RESTRAIN
ED." Another paper has this to say about the other one:
"HE IS NO DREAMY IDEALIST AND MAKES A LOT OF
SENSE IN SPEAKING OUT OF AN EXPERIENCE AS WIDE
AS THE WORLD "
One paper describes one of them as "CONSCIENTIOUS."
Two other newspapers call one of them "A PRETTY BIG
FELLOW" who "POSSESSES REUGIOUS CONVICTIONS
FOR ABOVE THE AVERAGE."
Both men are married for over a quarter-century to the
same wives. One of them has three, the other one, two
children. Their combined age about 99 years. Their com
bined total residence in the mountains, 10 years.
You will want to read this 40-page booklet that has been
described as one of the most unusual ever printed. Nothing
like this has" ever been published. You can own it by send
ing 15C In coin or postage stamps to the Western Carolina
News Company, P. O. Box 2985, Asheville, N. C. (4 cent
stamp on envelope). If you want to order copies for your
friends, you may order ten copies by paying $1.00 instead
of $1 SO.
Doris Rathbone
East Franklin
P.-T. A. Names
Committees
Committees for the Eti Frank
lin F T, A. have been announced
: r the new school year.
The Budget and Finance Com
mitt'. Includes Mrs. J p. Brady
chai' man. 'Dr. J H. Fisher. Mrs.
W. G. C. an lord, anc! Ml Alex
Arnold.
Safety: Fred Dills, chairman.
R. V. Hooper, co-chairman. Jack
Baker, and Ray Penland
Program: Mrs. Bob S. Sloan,
chaiiman. J. P. Brady, and Mr-.
Hazel Sutton.
Ways and Means: Alex Arnold, j
Chairman, Mrs. J. P Bra^y, and
R. V. Hooper.
Cc-ngress Publication: Mrs. |
family during the past week.
Big Mystery
Two hoes belonging to Riley
Gregory, which mysteriously dis
appeared the first week in July
have reappeared just as myster
iously. Mrs. Gregory says she has
no idea where they spent the sum
mer. but she appreciates their re
turn.
Pelf Arms, chairman. Mrs. Har
ry PanKte.
Lcsi. arive: E. J. Whitmt e. J".,
i .an n Bob S. Sioan. and Ga:
Uiw! o.Kpi.-tci.
i!ib city: Mrs. Eorothy Pa
ii!e. chairman, Mrs. Fred Arnold.
Montr/ship: Mrs. Alex Arnold,
chal r in. Mrs. W. G. Crawiorci.
and Sir. John Smith.
Ho p ihty: Rivs. Clyde San
der.-, chairman. Mrs. R. V. H.op
er. co-chairman. Mrs. Hariy Kins
lane. M; . Gene Pannell, Mrs
Jack Eaktr. Mrs. Paul Carpenter,
and Mrs. Goocilow Bowman.
National P.-T. A Magazine:
I Mrs. Bob Sanders, chairman. Mrs
| George Raby.
, Health: Mrs. Jim Wurst chair
| man. Mis. J. H. Fisher, and Mr*
liaivc Biyant.
Exceptional Child: Vis. : .1
"hi 'riiiii.. chaiimaa. Mrs. Harry
Pa lisle, and Mrs. Bill Phillip:!.
Room Representative: Mrj
Mevls Eryman. chairman.
P;e-S< hool: Mrs. Alex De 1.
r. =m Report: Zeb Me'.i il:j
:..cl Mr: . N'inn McCoy.
About 15. COO more acvev of co1
ton were planted in North Caro
lina this year than last year.
NOTICE
Mrs. Beulah M. Wood (formerly Beulah M.
Skorstad) if now living in Macon Cevnty, 1
would appreciate it if she will contact me. I have
some important papers from the Attorney Gen
eral of the Slate of Washington for her to sign.
Dr. Furman Angel
THESE HAVE TO GO!
We Must Make Room for '61.'s
NEW CARS
$2,627
DEMONSTRATORS
LIST PRICE
1960 FAIR LANK Fordor, Bine, V-8 2V Spec. Engine,
MA Heater, BU Lights
1960 GALAXIE Club Sedan, Yellow,
V-8 Engine, Fordomatic, WSW Tires, MA Heater ? $3,041
1960 GALAXIE Chib Sedan, Red and White, V-8 2V Spec. Engine,
Cruise-o-matic, WSW Tires, MA Heater, Radio ? $3,176
1960 GALAXIE Town Sedan, Black, V-8 2V Spec. Eng., WSW Tires,
Curb Guard, Body MIdg., MA Heater, Radio, Wheel Covers ? $3,030
1960 GALAXIE Town Sedan, White, V-8 2V Spec. Eng., Cruise-o
matic, WSW Tires W/s Washer, Power Brakes, Power Steer
ing, Curb Guard, Body MIdg., MA Heater, Tinted Glass, Pad
ded Dash and Visors ? ? $3,367
SPECIAL
PRICE
$2,200
$2,525
$2,630
$2,513
$2,778
LIST PRICE
I960 FAIRLANE 51)0, Fordor, Brown and White, V-8 Cruise-o- i.
matic. Safety Belts, MA Heater, Electric Wipers, Padded Dash,
and Visors, BU Lights ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? $2,954
1960 GALAXIE Club Sedan, Orchid Gray and White, V-8 2V Eng.,
WSW Tires, MA Heater, Radio $2,964
1960 GALAXIE Club Sedan, Blue and White, V-8 2V Eng., Crtiise-o
niatic, WSW Tires, MA Heater, Radio, Wheel Covers ? $3,192
I960 SUNLINER Convertible, Black, V-8 2V Eng., WSW Tires,
Cruise-o-matic, Body Guard, Curb MIdg., 4-Way Seat, Power
Brakes, Power Steering, MA Heater, Radio, Elec. Wipers, W/s
Washers, Padded Dash and Visors. Wheel Covers $3,691
$2,350
$2,350
$2,547
$2,936
NEW TRUCKS
LIST PRICE
I960 F-fiOO 154" WB, 825 Tires, 5 Speed Trans., Heavy Duty and
Aux. Springs. Heater, Turn Ind., 2 Speed Axle $3,750
11C.0 F-fiOO 154" WB, 825/750 Tires, S Speed Trans., Heavy Doty and
Aux. Springs, Turn Ind., 2 Speed Axle ? ? ? ? ? ? ? $3,627
1960 F-100, 110" WB., V-8,
Heater, Turn Ind. $2,246
1960 F-100 118" WB, V-8, Heavy Duty Springs,
Heater, Turn Ind., Rear Bumper $2,333
1960 FALCON Ranchero, MA Heater,
Wheel Covers, WSW Tires $2,075
1960 FALCON Ranchero, MA Heater,
Deluxe Trim ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? $2,093
USED CARS
1957 FORD
6 Cylinder, Fordor ? ? ? ?
1957 FORD
V-8, Fordor ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
1959 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Club Coupe,
Automatic Transmission ? ?
1956 FORD Fairlane
Heater ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -
1955 PACKARD
4 Door ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -
1953 CHEVROLET
4 Door ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -
1951 PONTIAC
2 Door ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -
1959 ENGLISH FORD STA. WAGON, Heater, One Owner
1959 FORD , F-100 PICK UP TRUCK, 6 Cyl., One Owner, Heater
1955 FORD CUSTOM TUDTR, Radio and Heater, Overdrive
1953 BUICK, 4 Door, Radio and Heater, Dynaflow
USED TRUCKS
1955 FORD Truck
F-6M ? ?
1955 GMC
Dump Truck
$3,229
$3,128
$1,946
$2,018
$1,892
$1,905
$995
$995
$1,695
$995
$595
$195
$175
$1,195
$795
CONLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Tel. LA 4-2156 Dealer Xos. 830 and 830-A Franklin, N. C.
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arHC? bucat pms,
300 Polaroid'
Cameras/
"ansislor Radios;
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CARNATION 3 for
EVAPORATED MILK J 7
CARNATION "<*?
instant tat dry milk
99
MEATS
: . . i
BABY BEEF SALE
U. S. Good
STOCK YOUR FREEZER
V2 BABY BEEF (Wt. 125 - iso lb.) lb- 48c
HiND QUARTER BABY BEEF ?>. 55c
FRONT QUARTER BABY BEEF ?>? 43c
TRIMMED LOIN BABY BEEF lb 75c
FRYERS
ARMOUR'S STAR
SLICED BACON ^ ?_ ? ?/. ? ? ? ?>? 4?
ONE POUND BAG
Maxwell Housi COFFEE ? ? ? lb. 59?
FANCY COOKING AND CANNING
APPLES ? * y. *>u. $2.00
BLUE PLATE '
PEANUT BUTTER . . . . 2 : lb. jar 69c
BALDWIN SUPER MARKET
MODERN ? CLEAN (CM* "A") ? FREE PARKING
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