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THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1933 TK3 FItAKJCLIN PRESS and T11S IIISIUA1C3 MA PAGE FIVS SCHOOL FINALS AT HIGHLANDS Commencement Exercises To Open Saturday With Declamations 2. 3. 4. 5. Following is the complete pro gram of commencement exercises of the Highlands high school, as announced by 0. F. Summer, prin cipal : , . 1. The Battle of the Black and the Red Ants By H. D. Tho rea Bernice Rice Don't Die on Third Anonym mous Jack Potts The Homeland By Boynton... Bruce Edwards A Southern Court Scene-r-Anonymous ...... Harry Neely The Arena Scene from "Quo Vadis" By H. Sienkie wicz... .................. Nancy Hines ; Helen Holt Chairman Debate Query: Resolved, That the U. S. Should Agree to the Can cellation of All Inter-Allied War Debts. Affirmative: Negative: Edward Potts Eula May Potts John W. Edwards Jimmie Penland Harry; Neely ........ Chairman A gold medal will be given to the best declaimer and one to the best debater. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. W. C. Reed of Sylva Sunday morning, June 4, at 11 o'clock. . Monday, June 5 8:15 p. m., sen ior play, admission free. "The Ginger Girl" Harry Wardner A Young Busi- nes Man T:irnp Rcalp Grace Wardner His Wife Stella Marett Charles Heinz A Radio Announc er . . Charles Patterson Laura Heinz His Wife ................; Caroline Perry T? O If 1 nr ' n 1 jczra jvicck me a owns oaiiKcr a... ...... ....... a-sit vv ma v.? Folly Sheldon The Ginger Girl... Helen Holt August Cringle A Wealthy West erner ..... Floyd Wi'ey Herbert Moseley A Neighbor.... Elmer McKinney Jenny Reamer Another Neighbor Lucile Pierson Delia A Maid- Aileen Reese Maguire A Policeman. John Rees Carter-rA Doctor ..... . . . .... ... William Edwards Tuesday, June 68 :15 p. m., graduation exercises; r Salutatory ":. .Trr.T Lucile Pierson History ....... Cecil Edwards -r. Ttffl! T?J J- Class Will ........ Louis Edwards Address ... Rev. Caners Satterlee. Episcopal minister, Clemson Col lege, S. C. Presentation of "Diplomas - principal O.- F. Summer hseTorPfesentationof Di plomas' ........ James Beale Magnesium arsenate is the best insecticide for controlling the Mer ican bean bettle. . However, this poison is sot - effective if not ap- ' ! 1 .1 I if. puea to me unuer suriaces oi uic bean leaves. ' -1 SHIP (OWNERS KNOW fypsM large numbers of property owners hare delayed necessary painting waiting for better times.- Now, like hip owners, they. have, found that It's cheaper to paint than repair. Don't delay painting your property any longer save costly repairs by painting now. Do it economically by getting some KURFEES HIDE KOTE, the semi-paste paint for out ntife r Indite use. One gallon of of paint you mix it and save money. 16 distinctive colors. See us today yit carry a complete stock! Franklin : Hardware Co. FRANKLIN, N. C. , St. Asns Episcopal Church FRANKLIN. N. C. Rev. Norvin C. Duncan, Rector SUNDAyTmAY 28 All the churches of High lands are uniting with the school commencement. 8 p. m. The Rt, Rev. Kirl; mau G. Kinlay, 'jisnop of the diocese of uper Smih Caro lina, will conduct services and preach in St. Agues Church, Franklin. vervl..!y cordially invited to attend. St. Agries Church, Franklin, and the Church of th6 Incarna tion, Highlands, extend a cordial invitation to the men in the conservation camp in our vicin ity to attend the services. The Rev. N. C. Hughes, of Hendersonville, will be in resi dence at the rectory in Frank lin after June 5, and the regular schedule of services will be resumed. BY REV. N. C. DUNCAN Not all of the experiences of this life are hard or sad; many of them are glorious and glad. There is much beauty and good ness in this world, and in this life, and we can devoutly hope that these treasures will be carried over into the life to come. The fol lowing from Lida Davis Jones is worth passing on: When I shall be called to make That inevitable, silent crossing I shall beg to linger While I look indelibly on scenes I . have: loved long and passionately. And i-Tvould--tarry--theni Like sweet incense Within my heart The glory of dawn and twilight, The quiettude of starry nights, The clasp of friendly hands, The tender voice of love ... ' Then as my bark forsakes familiar moorings I will go, taking these memories I have loved, So that Heaven's beauties Seem not too strange. Couple Celebrates Birthday Anniversaries The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cabe surprised them Sunday, May. 28, with a dinner given in honor of their 56th and Mra birthday anniversaries, re spectively. A bounteous dinner was served picnic fashion in the groye.- The following children of Mr. and Mrs. Cabe were present: . Mrs. C.. M. Rogers, of. Franklin; Mrs. Ralph Norton and Miss . Nell Cabe, Messrs. Claudeand Seville Cabe, all of Otto. Only one daugh ter7 Mrsr R. V Rogers, of - Dar rington, Wash., was absent. There were also -three - grand children .present ;namelyj Max, Charles- andDoris. Cabe, Turtle Pcnd We have been having some nice warm showers fr hte past few days which this section badly need ed. Tom Ballew, of Tesenta, spent Saturday at S. R. McCall's visit ing. . Misses Nora and Myrtle Keener, and Elberta McCall were at the home of Andy Wilson's Tuesday. Mack McKinney and. Clifford Dendy made some interesting mus ic with guitar, banjm and voice at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. McCall Saturday night. Those present were Mrs. Alex Keener and daughters, Geneva and Eva, How ard Keener, Shirley Keener, Clyde and Clifford Dendy, Mack McKin ney and Elmer McCall. Interest ing games were played and all enjoyed a nice time. Floyd McCall spent Sunday at the home of Z. V. McKinney. Tom Ballew spent Friday night with Mr. arid Mrs Ebbie Talley. Misses Junie and Shirley McCoy, Ella Mae Keener and Elberta Mc Call spent Sunday with Miss Eva Keener. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith visit ed their daughter, Mrs. Richmond Keener, Sunday. Parker McClure, of Gold Mine, visited his nephew, Sam McCall, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McCall spent Sunday with Mrs. McCall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Han Green. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ! Wesf s Mill Mrs. Barbary Cathy and son, from Canton, are visiting her moth er, Mrs. Robert Sheffield, this week. ; trust being registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Ma con County in Book of Mortgages and deeds of Trust in Book No. 32, page 269, to secure the pay ment ot a certain indebtedness in said deed of trust set forth, and default having been made in the payment of said indebtedness; and said property hereinafter described haying been heretofore advertised LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS and sold at public auction on the 20th day of March, 1933, at which time George B. l'atton became the last and highest bidder for said property at the price vf IjUoO.lH); and said bid hav ing been raised by O. C. Bryant, and the Clerk of the Superior Court of Macon County, North Carolina, having ordered, a re-sale of said property: I will, therefore, soli at the Court LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS T louse door in Franklin, Macon County, North Carolina, on Monday-the 19th day of June, 1933, at i I o'clock noon, to the highest ! idder' for cash, the following de : -rihed real estate : Lots Nos. 4, 6, 7, 8, 17, 18, i ), 20 in a tract of land known as i'air Ground park in the town of Franklin, . as surveyed by W. N. Sloan, March 192(1. . LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS This land' will be sold in sep arate parcels or by the entire tract at the option of ihe trustee, Terms of sale will he all cash at time of sale. Upon (be failure of any bid der t'i pay cash for any part of said .land at time of salu, sale of that part will be continued and re sold at 2 P. M. of i l-i tr same day. G. A. TONES, Trustee. M25-4tcRofF-J15 The following brothers and sis ters of Mr. Cabe were present. J. E. Cabe, D. P. Cabe, Mrs. A. B. Bradley and Mrs. Wm. Howard. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Carrington and small daughter, Betty; Louise, Lila, and Jack Crosby of San Mateo, Fla, Messrs. A. B. Bradley Andy Lee Howard. Carl Wood, Chas. M. Rogers, Ralph Norton, Harley, Lorin' Hal, Alex, Hershel and Ned Cabe, Mrs. J. E. Cabe, Mrs. D. P. Cabe and Mrs. C. W. Cabe, Misses Ruth Cabe, Elizabeth and Anni will Howard. .--r!J MrsrGTadyMozeley and two children, Edwin and Evelyn, are visiting relatives at Otto this week. Miss Katherine Bowden went to Franklin on business Saturday. J. G. Owens, Harry Potts, J. B. Elmore are installing a nw elec tric light system at High Hamp ton. C. L. Gibson, from Bryson City, was calling on the merchants here Thursday. 7 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hurst, a son and daughter. The people are painting the Bap tist church here, which adds much to its appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Myers and son, Bobby, visited relatives here test Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Dulin filled his regular appointment here at the Methodist church last Sunday night. Mrs. J. B. Matlock, Mrs. Fred McGaha-and daughter, Grace, at tended the zone meeting ' at the Franklin Methodist church last Tuesday V. A. Browning, Gty. was here on Friday. Harry-West -visited - his -mother, Mrs. J, L. West, Sr., last Thurs- We are glad to learn little Sybl PottjIislbiproyinglaOhiBLwiiting:. from Bryson 'business last Franklin Circuit Notices REV. G. H. DULIN. PASTOR Rainbow Springs Howard Bateman was in Frank lin on business last. Saturday. A. W. Agee and Jess Brooks motored to Murphy on business Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Storie and daughter, Nina, spent Friday after noon of last week in Franklin shopping. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hawks, of Aquone, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roper , last week-end. Mrs. Arch Bateman, Mrs. Glenn Sneed, Mrs. Howard Bateman and Mr. Arch Bateman, Jr., were in Franklin shopping Thursday of last week. r J. M. Brown, of Canton, was a business visitor here Saturday. Miss Georgia Bryant, who has been staying in Sylva for the past two weeks, returned home recently. Mrs. Harry Danielson and child tre spending a few days at Mur hv. The baseball game schedule to be plaved here between. Cowee and Rainbow Springs.lastSaturday afternoon was called off on account o f"fa itT : : " : Preaching Sunday 11 a. m Bethel; Salem, 2:30 p. m.; Clark's Chapel, 7 :30 p. m. Sunday school at Clark's Chapel and Bethel 10 a. m .: at Salem 1:30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Clark's Chapel Thursday "tughT and Sethel "Friday night. League at Bethel and Clark's I S rfiiiii: iiiii- Cs h II I J AILHOT .and SEUVHGES At the Same Price as Hail Osrd and Gpecial Brand JTigc W . QkGOLD standard gTire llueo . -.-i IjRESTONE realizes that any manufacturer to be successful today- and to continue to be successful must offer to the Public QUALIT Y and PRICE, There is no reduction in the quality of Firestone Tires. Today you can buy Firestone Quality at the same price you would, have to pay for mail order and i pecial brand tires the: MASTER PI EC E OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION For: thirteenponsecutiye years the Chapel 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Revival services begin at Salem Friday night 8 p. m. The pastor will be in charge, assisted by local tallent. Waynesville district conference at Iotla June 25 at 8 p. m., through June 27, 8 p. m. Rev. L. B. Hayes will preside and Rev. John R. Church will preach. Farmers with surplus corn will do well to sell it to hogs.and farmers in general should produce farm meat needs at home, think ex tension economists and live stock men. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT. B: Y. P. U. Association To Meet June 16 The Macon County B. Y. P. U Association will hold its annual meeting Friday, June 16, at 10:30 a. m. at the Cowee Baptist church. Each church is urged to send a delegation, whether there is a B. Y. P. U. in the church or not. The delegations are unlimited. All delegates are requested to bring lunch. A program will ap pear in next week'i Press. 3 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of C. M. Lambert, deceased, late of Macon County, N. C, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on-or- before-the-29th -day-of-May, 1934, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery, Allpel sons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This 29th day of May, 1933. R. M. LAMBERT, Administrator. Jl 6tp Jly6 NOTICE OF RESALE North Carolina, Macon County. By authority of the power of sale vested in the undersigned trustee by a certain deed of trust executed by Franklin Company to G. A. Jonei, trustee, on the 28th Indianapolis Races have been won on Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires.; At today's low prices you can-havelt that world famous race drivers demand. The gruelling test of road and track have given to Firestone all world's records for Safety, Speed, Mileage, and Endurance. Trade us your worn thin tires for the tire made with the extra features of Gum-Dipping and Two Extra Gum-Dipped Cord Plies Under the Scientifically Designed Tread. The Greatest Tire Even Duilt, - Aim "Li if QhdhpliiiTiffls) o frt9Ad cilia 0BK7 fflgSav SEALTYTE leakproef TUBE Extra Heavy Red Tube. Coated iniide with a spe cial compound, which seals against air loss. Flexible rubber valve stem no chance for air leakage constant air pressure Insures greater tire mileage. THE NEW fireotoooi SUPER OLDFIELD vtfnp - ft 1 his tire is the equal of all standard brand first line tires in Quality, Con struction and Appearance -Sold at a price that affords yon real savings. if SIZE PRICE 1 L 30-21. $5.0$ 4.75-19- 63$ ,5.00-20.. 7,00 15.25-18 J 76S OHac SOU PrunrtWii Un FIRESTONE OLDFIELD TYPE This tirs superior in 1 quality. to first Jine special f brand tires offered for sale ( by mail order houses and made without the manu facturer's name and guar antee. This is "The Tire That Taught Thrift to Millions." 3? SIZE PRICE ' tiS i 4.75-r9b5;65l f (ij 5--19 6.10 1 Mry OeU3 l 0im Saw Piipnu Urn 1 FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE This tire is of better Quality, Construction and Workmanship thansecond line - special - brand fires offered for sale by mail order houses and others and made without the manufacturer's name and guarantee. FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE This tire is of good Quality and Workman ship carries the name "Firestone" and full guar antee sold as low as many cheap special brand ' tires manufactured to sell at a price. h ft.-'-. . 'I SIZE PRICE 4.75-19 $5.10 5.00-19 5.43 5.25-18 617 I OIIim Stni ProyorMMiM, La SIZE PR'CB 30x3 $3.15 4.50-21 3.05 4.75-19 4.20 COM PA RE onst ruction nsXyand Price VitCZtOtlC BATTERIES Firestone Bat teries set a new high standard of Power, - Dependa-. bility, Long Life J W? TTT jmg ana Ecouoaiy.we will tefr nnv moL a of Battery FREE. ami veai eM baltwy Tirctone BRAKE LINING The new Firestone Aquapruf Brake Lining is moisture-proof and em bodies a new principle which produces smoother braking action aud more positive braking control. We willtestyour .Brakes, FREE Kit As Low Ai If Extra Ml SPARK PLUGS Give a hotter spark, increased power, and have a longer life. Double ) tested "and sealed , asainst powerjeak- a;e. Old worn plugs waste gasoline. We will test your Spark Plugs FREE. Each in JIWES TOK & TKACTW. CCD. On the Square Phone 54 Franklin, N. C. Visit the Firestone Building at" A Century of Progress," Chicago. See the 1 famous Gum-Dipped tires being made in a modern Firestone tire factory. Jj , dy cf July, 1931, id dd cf
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