the FftANxuN r.-r:3 ni zm KKHLAKSS' MACCIHAH
f AGE SIX
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
Gives Birthday Party
Mr;. Frank I. Murrav entertain
ed number of 'children at her
hu;ue on. Thursday. June 16, in
lu.riw, i. 'the tii'tk liithtiav of her
son, Frank Murray, Jr .
AiU'i' play m;' several panics the
cliil'lren were-. served delicious re
ti, !:.ii,..-rst-. .
Hie ciuldieii. enjoying the happy
occasion 'vv:'. Gussie Leach, Jr.,
Mrirt(n" Fllard, Wendell Brookshire,
C !'.: I'orter, Frederick Johns-u-:f
Huk, Merrell Green, Virginia
i; .ok's shire and Louise Blaine.
Tacky Party
'. l,'o H. V I. I7. of the Franklin
Baptist church greatly enjoyed . a
t Aky pally ' yiv.en at the home of
Mi,. i s . F.loise and Edna Jamison
Tn. '- lay ccning.
Mis Kate Cunningham and -Rev.
Fugi-tie Filer received first priz.es
for being the tackiest persons pres
ent. . v
Games were played, after which
delicious refreshments were served.
' ' About 60 members of the B. Y.
P. U. department were present.'
Y. W. A. Meet
The Y. W. A. will meet, at the
home of Miss Jaryis Lcdford Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Meatta Bringle, of Salis
bury is spending several days here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Flan
agan and friends.
Miss Myrtle Wyatt, after visiting
friends here for several days, has
returned to her home in Georgia.
Mr. Arthur Waldroop has been
seriously ill at his home on Route
1. His ". many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Frank West and two daugh
ters, of Alamangordo, N. M., spent
several days here recently the
guests of Mrs. E. B. McCollum
and Mrs. Zeb Angel. ' .
Mrs. A. R. Todd and little daugh
ter spent last week in Asheville
visiting Mrs. Todd's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. F, Roberts, and at
tending the Rhododendron festival.
Mrs. J. C. McGee and little son,
of Asheville, are here this week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hig
don. v
Miss Anna Jean Cunningham, of
St. Louis, Mo., is spending this
week here visiting her mother,
Mrs. C. C. Cunningham. .
Misses Mary 'and Flewcllyn Pat
tillo, of Macon, Ga., are here visit
ing their uncle, Mr. Robert Pat
tillo, and family, at their home on
Route 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Young and
two small sons left Tuesday for
Naugatuck, Conn., to visit Mr,
Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Young.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McNeil have
moved from the Orlando apart
ments on Harrison avenue to Bilt-
more.
Mr: Eugene Rankin, of Washing-
ton, D. C, is spending the summer
here with, his sister, Miss Lily
Rankin, at her home on Riverview
.street.
Mrs. Sallie Watson', of Knoxville,
.Tenn., spent part of last week here
visiting her brother, Mr. L. A. Al
flen. . .
i Mr. John Byrne made a busi
: nets trip to Atlanta, Ga., the first
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders and
young son, Paul, Jr., of Rittcr, S.
C, were guests at Trimont Inn
for the week-end. Mrs. Sanders
is .a sister of Mrs.' J. W. Cantey
Johnson. The Sanders were de
lighted with .Franklin and plan -to
return, here for the month of
August;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wray and
family and Mr. Horace Cunning
ham, of W'eaver, have been, here
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Cunningham on Route 3.
Mr. Harold Carter is visiting Mr.
Russell Cabe this week. Mr. Car
ter has been with the Forest Ser
vice department at Panama City,
. Fla. He is now en route to -"hisr
home in New York.
Mrs. Dee Porter, of Spruce Pine,
arrived here Saturday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Hig
gins. ''..
The Rev. and Mrs. Roberts P
Johnson and daughter, Miss Beulah
Johhson, of St. Francisyille,. La.,
were the guests. of Mrs? J. W. Can
tey Johnson at her .home on Har
rison avenue, Tuesday night.
Mr. Earl Hurst, of Ridgecrest
was a visitor here last week,
. Mr. Carl Hill, of Canton, was
here this week visiting his mother,
Mrs.- J. R. Pendergrass.
"Miss Katherine Hunnicutt, who
has been an instructor for the past
year in Oconirta, N. M.; in the U
S. I. S., has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hunni
cutt. Miss Hunnicutt returned to
her school duties Saturday, accom
pamed on her return, trip by her
brother,. Charles. They will visit
relatives in Illinois before going to
New Mexico.
Miss Blanche Willis has returned
from New York and will spend the
summer here with her parents,
UuW and Mrs. . John B. Willis, at
the Franklin Terrace.
Mr. and 'Mrs. I. I, Easton and
children, of Alexandria, Va., are
spending several days here visiting
Mrs. Eastoh's mother, ' Mrs. J. S.
Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and
little daughter, are here from Bal
timore, . Md., for a visit to relatives
and friends.
Mrs. John Cobb and daughters,
Misses Virginia and Frances Cobb,
of Danville, Va., were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barnard last
week. Miss Virginia Cobb will
spend a month here with Miss
Elizabeth Barnard, while Miss
France s Cobb will be the guest of
Miss Jean Moore while here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kelpin and
daughter, Miss Sarah Kelpin, Mr.
and Mrs. William Natenbrink, of
"Atlanta, Ga., spent the past week
end here with Mrs. Myra Allman.
Miss Sarah Kelpin will remain dur
ing the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Allman.
Mrs. William Holden, after
spending several weeks here visit
ing her parents, Mr. and JVlrs
Charles McClure, at Otto, has re
turned to her home in Chicago!
Mrs. Holden was the former Miss
Grace McClure.
Miss Allie Caler, of Aquone, was
here last week shopping and visit
ing friends.
Miss Irene Brown, of.Rockweed,
Tenn., is spending several weeks
here the guest of Miss Grace Con
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. August Strain, of
Fort Worth, Texas, and Mrs. Ed
Mozely, of Otto, spent Wednesday
with Mrs, b. fc.. remand and
family. Mrs. Strain was the daugh
ter of Mr. Lonn Berry,' formerly
of Macon county. '
Mrs. R. H. Reese, "of Asheville
formerly . Miss Ora Sue Hunnicutt,
with her young daughter, Penelope,
spent last week here' with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hun
nicutt.
Mrs. C. Brown has been
spending several days with rel
atives and friends in Augusta, Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry and
little son, of Wilson, came in last
week for a visit to Mrs. Perry's
mother, Mrs. C. D. Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F.Ray spent the
week-end in Sylva with Mrs. Ray's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan.
Mr. Claude Henry, son of Mr
and Mrs. R. F. Henry, underwent
an operation for appendicitis at
Angel Brothers' hospital last Thurs
day. Last report he was doing
nicely.
Mrs. Fred Pitts and three chil
dren, of Clarkesville, Ga., spent the
week-end here with Mrs, Pitt's
sister, Mrs. V. S. Catway.
Mr. G. L. Houk, who Is attend
ing Emory University, spent the
week-end here with his family.
Mrs. T. T. Love, .who underwent
a very serious operation at Angel
Brothers' hospital last Thursday, is
reported to be improving,
Mrs. A. B. Slagle and xMrs.
Frank Nolen recently spent a week
with relatives and friends in Clay
county.
REVIVAL OPEN
AT COURTHOUSE
(Continued from page -one) '
It was his opinion that when the
lives of men and women are
brought under control and given
directon, stability will be restored.
He suggested four anchors to bring
this about: First, belief in God,
and in each other. Second, obe
dience . to God. Third, prayer.
Fourth, service. 1
Following is the schedule of ser
mon subjects for the remainder of
the evangelists, meetings:
June 23-"The Holy Spirit."
Tune 24 "The Origin of the
Church."
June 26 "Faith."
June 27 "Repentance."..
June 28 "Baptism."
Tunc 29 "Obedience."
June 30 "Personal- Responsibil
ity."
July 1 "I'm Not Ashamed of the
Gospel."
Called To Rest
ROY H. OWEN
Roy H. Owen, 12, son of Mr,
and Mrs. John L. Owen, died at
his home in East Franklin Satur
day morning about 7 o'clock as a
result of a heart attack.
Funeral services were held at
the Hazelwood Baptist church, in
Haywood county, Sunday afternoon
at 3 o clock.
Surviving are his parents and
three younger brothers.
ST. AGNES
Episcopal Church
Franklin, N. C.
Rev. Ndrvin C. Duncan
Priest-in-charge
SUNDAY
11 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon. ,
8 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon. ...''
- Church "of Incarnation,
Highland
11 a. ni. Morning prayer und
sermon. The Rev. Robert B. H.
Bell will preach. This service
will open a Life Abundant Mis
sion which will continue through
out the week. Everyone cordial
ly invited to attend. .
TUESDAY
10 a. m. Holy" Communion
with special intercessions.
FRAOTJIL'il
BEATS PREilTiSS
. Franklin was represented in the
Rhododendron " festival .parade in
f Continued from page one) Asheville bv Miss Margaret Franks!
ranklin, 500; Cartoogechaye, 000; daughter of Mrand Mrs. Sam L.
Franks, who was elected by the
The above is based upon a two- Franklin Rotary club at. the in
game schedule played. ; vitation of the Asheville ' club, to
Next . Saturday the following on a Rotary ' float together
games are to be played: ' ;th R;ri sponsors ' representing
Holly Springs at Franklin; mgn- . .
iuk at frennss lowcc ii vcai
End; fountain Grove at Cartoojje- North Carolina.
chaye. - '-'..': '"'.:'.
The official rule books and cor RAINBOW briilMUS
book? have arrived at Pewy s Drug TEAM VICTORIOUS
store, une dook lor cacn ium
was ordered. , '. -
Iotla
The Community Farm meeting
will be held at the school house
Saturday 'night, June 25. This is
for every person who is interested
in farming and a better commun
ity. We had a swell time at the
May meeting. - An interesting pro
gram will be given and problems
as well as hobbis discussed.
Little Miss Margaret Kinsland,
of near Wayah, has been visiting
at the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Mason."
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ramsey
and children, Roy and Billy, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
West at West's Mill Sunday.
Messrs. Lawrence Liner and
James R. Morrison made a busi
ness trip to Asheville one day last
week. :
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Poin
dexttr left Wednesday of last week
for-Cullowhee, where they will re
side.'
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ramsey
and family went picnicing up to
Higdonville Sunday. . .
Miss Pearl Gibson is spending
the summer with her sister in
Gastonia. .
Miss Lois pouts has v returned
from a two-weeks visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Rickman at
Cowee.
Miss Eloise Ramsey, of Coeburn,
Va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Moody.
BY REV. N, C. DUNCAN
The Psalmist . prayed ' that he
miuht be delivered from presump
tuous sins. This would have been
a great prayer for the generation
to which many of us belong. One
can not persistently violate God's
laws and expect to reap the ben
eficerit effects of those laws. The
benefits of any law 'lies within it
Obedience to it is the only way to
get its benefits," Jesus knew that
He was. safe m His Fathers keep
ing, yet He refused to fly into the
face of the law of gravitation, and
throw Himself from the Temple
Trust ,-a'til obedience "go together,
Every thought and every act of
man have corresponding effects,
God does not punish; 'w4e simply
reap what we have savn. So, even
though we have professe3 'trust in
God, we have done so presump
tuously, and built up a kingdom
which is more material than spirit
ual. Should we be surprised then
that we are suffering the ill effects
today of having violated law ? God
has promised to keep us within His
law, not outside it.
Cowee
West's Mill
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore, of
Cullasaja announce the arrival of
a son on Sunday, June 19, at Dr.
Lyle's hospital.
On Tuesday,; June 14, a son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewht Sutton, of
Franklin, Route 4, announce th
birth of a daughter, on Tuesday,
June 14. '
Rainbow Springs
Dr. J. G. Storie left last Sunday
on a business trip to Grundy, W.
Va. He returned Wednesday even
ing. , ;..'
Among the business officials of
Ritter Lumber company who spent
Friday and Saturday of last week
here were E. E. Ritter, J W.
Damerson and S. M; Wolfe.
Mr. Verne Bateman, who is
camp foreman, was a business visit
or here last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Jerry Dills and family, of
Proctor, were visiting relatives and
friends last Friday.
Mr. J. E. Danielson and family
and Mrs; . James Bennett spent
Friday evening of last week in,
Franklin shopping.
Mr. A. W. Agee returned to
Rainbow Springs last week after
spending three weeks on business
at Tillman, S. C.
Whittier played the local nine of
Rainbow Springs last Saturday
afternoon.- The score was 5 to
3 in favor of Rainbow Springs'.
The following persons greatly en
joyed an outing and lunch near
the foothills of Wayah Bald Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Freeman
and daughter, May ; Dr. and Mrs.
J. L. West, Jr., and family; Mrs,
J. L. West, Sr., Mrs. J. G. Owen
and son,' Charles. .
Mrs. John Hurst and soli, Ned,
from Detroit, Mich., returned home
after a two-weeks visit to relatives
here.
Mn Harry West visited his
mother, Mrs, J.' L. West, Sr., last
week.
Mr. and Mrs.Willie Potts, from
Bryson City, are spending a few
days' with" relatives, Mrs. Albert
Potts and family. ,
Mr. J. G. Owens is in Asheville
on business this week.
Mrs. Fred Bryson after' an ex
tended illness is much improved. """'
Mr. V. A. Browning, from Bry
son City, was here on business
Monday.
Miss Ruth Smith, who has been
in school at Cullowhee, several
months, is now at home.
Miss Vonnie West attended the
Western North Carolina Methodist
Conference at Andrews last week
Mrs. C. A. Bmon went to
Franklin on business last Friday
Mr, Carl Gibson, from Bryson
City, was here on business Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C N. West visited
relatives at Otto Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Welch and
family attended the decoration at
Cold Springs in Swain county last
week. '
Mrs. S. W. Carter spent the
week-end with her mother, MrSj
J. M. Yonce, on Franklin, Route 3
The baseball team here played
Cartoogechaye team last Saturday,
At the close of the game the score
stood 5 to 0 in favor of Cowee.
MARGARET FRANKS
RIDES ON ROTARY
FLOAT IN PARADE
OVER WHITTIER
Rainbow" Springs trimmed ; Whit
tier 5 to 3 in the third game of
the Ocona-Nantahala league last
.MACON COUNTY Saturday afternoon.
conaensea, uox score mv.
28 STUDENTS AT
CULLOWHEE FROM
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'Why. Suffer frq::i
Heachckca?
There is no need, in this day of
modern medical remedies, to suffer
headaches, neuralgia, head and
chest colds, rheumatic, female and
other , general pains. We have a
neX scientific preparation easy to
take that wuT bring rehet. .try
our SPECIAL NO. 3 TABLETS
onlv 25 cents a box. Why endure
riainful aches when, it is utterly
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unnecessary. Wc guarantee jno. j
Tablets to .give satisfaction. Sold
only, at ANGFX'S DRUG STORE,
FRANKLIN, JN.- C. AUV.
r-iir t n7TJtrF rn. 77. (Sue- game follows:
cial)-Macon county is well repre- imiNouvv o, . w. . -
sented in : the Summer school at ii. m., .V.rV"
Western Carolina Te'achers college G. Vaught, c .,
this summer. Out of a total en- P. Vatight, rf. . .U
.n ".-t iai k. me q mud. uameison. ss. .v
her sons and daughters 28. This is Sheffield,, 3b,..,...
the:'seeond largest enrollment from C. . Wjlson, lb. . .
any of the counties. Jackson leads Stone, 2b. .......
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takes third clace with 25. North r. wuson, p.
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nmMiir crfftntips- Smith Carolina I Totals
7 CeriraX Tpnncssee 3 and
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tHr.,vitnT U n ti" of the Macon fisr.er, ct
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county students: . '. - - Koane, id. ....
Katherine . Ammons, Lucy Cabe vV hisenhutjt, ss
Bradley, Sam Bryson, Blanche Cabe,' Angel, c-p. .
Elizabeth Cabe, Annie Lee Cabe, . .
Lily Calloway, Edwiua Dalrymi?lcr iaweu, riv .
Lelita Dean, Virginia Edwards, E. Atlams, 3b. . . .
N. Evans, Elsie Franks, Selma Tidmarsh, If .
Henson, Vera Howard, Mrs. Lola Chdi;r8' P- -
Kuer, May McCoy, Mary McDow- fcyiean, c. .
U A rth,ir T-ictiKnrn - Flinhpth ChllderS, CI. . .
Meadows, Rebecca Meadows, May xxMartin, cf . .
Beryl - Moody, Beatrice Mozeley, ' .
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"p,tf rJn w ;tPnn - xMcClean batted for Childcrs in
r.-o w;iv0 onri r p 7arfcarv the no. -
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS:
When your heels rim down behind, ,
Bare this modern thought in mind :
xt Important' to a meal
Is a Goodyear ruuDer ncei.
Troy Horn,
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP
Opposite Couithout ;v
"We Buy and Sell"
Box 212 V Troy F. Horn
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Poindexter,
xxMartin batted for Childers ' in
Mrs. Margaret Vance Dillard,
who has been visiting her sisttr,
Mrs. Albert Rickman, for several
weeks, returned to her home at
Webster last week.
Mrs. Fannk Bryson is visiting
relatives -at Sylva and East La
Porte. .
Mrs. Frank I. Murray.'of Frank
lin, was visiting in our community
last Saturday.
Rev. John Sitton, of Cullowhee
spent last week with friends here
Miss Vernon Childers, of Etna
spent a part of last week with
her sistgr, Mrs. Elbert Allen.
Miss Vonnie L. West and little
Rebecca Nan Smith went to Bry
son City last week to spend a few
days with Mrs. Vance Browning.
Mrs. Hugh Cathy and daughter,
Vera Mane, of Canton, were visit
ing relatives here last week.
Mr. Robert Sheffield, who
working at Woodrow. spent - th'
week-end here", with his family.1.
Mrs. Florence Gibbs, of Leath-
crman, spent last 1 hursday with i
her brother, Lawrence Sheppard.,
Mrs. Mary Jenkins Hurst ami
son, ied, left Saturday for. their
home in Detroit. They were here
several days visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Robert Sheffield, Mrs. J. B.
Elmore, Mrs. 'Jud Hurst and Mrs.
John Kay and her brother, Weaver
A. Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Cling Bryson were
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Craig
Stepp, of Aquone, ; the first of the
week. ,
Messrs. Clyde Clark and Rogers
Dalton spent last week in Chat
tanooga, Tenn., '
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Welch and
son, Troy, of Woodrow, were visit
ing in our community Sunday.
Miss Hassie Mac Clark, who has
been at Canton for Several weeks,
has returned home.
A very interesting baseball game
was played here Saturday after
noon Lowee and Cartoogechaye
At the close of the game the score
was 5 to 0 in favor of Cowee".
Those playing on the Cowee team
were the following: Harry Bryson,
Wayne Duvall, Claude Duvall,
Charles Matlock, Grover Sheffield,
Carr Bryson, Buell Tippett, Ralph
Bryson and Leo Hurst.-
Lformerly of - Macon county, alsohtlie. -9tn-. ; ;' ' '
are living at Cullowhee. Mr. rom- "a"""".- - . " "
dexter recently accepted the position Child!rs, Angel and McClean. . . ,
n( iat; -t w.Ginn Score byjnnings: r h i
Carolina Teachers' college.- In ad-fcw-Spgs 200 030 OOx-5 7 ,2
dition to coaching he intends to vvnitIier-
020 "100 ,000-3 7 .3
open a law office in Sylva.
FOREST SERVICE
TO ESTABLISH 3
WEATHERSTATIONS
John B. Byrne, supervisor of the
Nanlahala National Forest, has an
nounced, plans for the establishment
of a number of weather stations
in this section. Roland PFerce,
from New York state, who is in
charge of the weather forecasting
department of the national forests,
has been in Franklin for several
days. He and Mr. Byrne have
traveled over sections of three
states selecting site's for the pro
posed stations.' . .
One station will be located in
Sooth Carolina, one in Rabun coun
ty, Georgia, and one in Macon coun
ty. -Three places in the county
are under consideration: : Kvle.
Wayah Bald, and Franklin.
Asheville will be headquarters for
these, reports, and during the for-
est fire season,( reports will be"
sent in daily. This will keep- the
department advised ahead on . the
weather conditions and enable it
to be ready when a fire threatens.
CRISP'S STUDIO
Room 6, McCoy Building
All Kinds of Portraits
Kodak Finishing. ',
Local Views1 .
R. A. Crisp, Photographer
Broadway
Funeral Directors
And Embalmers
We ere prepared to render
prompt, courtaoua and'
respectful service in
the hour of need
ORDERS FOR FLOWERS
HANDLED
Ambulance Service :
BRYANT.
Furniture Company
Day Phone Night Phona
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ip you want a real pair
" of Overalls go to E. K.
Cunningham & Co.'s Store.
You can now buy that
BIG 8
Washington Overall, full"
cut, full weight and mill
shrunk for
98c
E. K. Cunningham & Co.
"The hop of Quality"
ON VACATION '
"Mr. Haywood Trotter, a member
of the Chariotte Observer s.taff, is
spending his vacation here visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Trotter, ,
CARD OF THANKS .
We wish to thank our many
friends for the many deeds of
kindness shown us in the recent
illness 'and death of our little
daughter. . ..
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gtmt
- I
. Furman and Carl-'Vinson, of Dil
lard, Ga., have, been preparing:
ground for cabbage on their fath
er's farm this week.
" Bart Wilson, of Scaly, has been
in this section most of this wcek.
'Frank Cabe was visiting Ansjy
Wilson Sunday.
Henry Wilson spent Saturday
night at the home of Andy Wil
son. Griscom Morgan, of Ohio, pavl
Mr. Andy Wilson a short visit
Thursday- whileon his way home
from Florida, where he has spent
a year in teaching.
Mr. John Brown made a busi-
(nesi trip to Dillard, Ga., thil week.
Significant
Facts
(1) The Provident's pre-em
inent position in the matter of
(a) Ration of Surplus to In
. stirance in Force;
(b) Ratio of Surplus to
Liabilities-
makes Provident Policies uper-
I secure. ".'".".
In 1931 the Provident in
creased its net surplus.
(3) In 1932 the Provident is
continuing its regular , dividends
to polity holders.
P E C
36-inch
PRINTS
yd.
5c
ONE LOT
WOMEN'S SHOES
95c
MEN'S PANTS
50c
pr.
' Men's
WORK SHIRTS.
25c
BEST LL
36-inch SHEETING
yd.
n
4c
Lt is the consensus of thinking
people that:
"My life insurance i my best
asset."
Miss Olivia, Patton
Special Agent
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Philadelphia
. FRANKLIN, N. C.
HOSIERY
Of All Kinds
5c vr-
Clothes the Whole Family
V