PAGE FOUR
i THE FRANKLIN PRESS and THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1333
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
iin;.;s at
avenue.
Rirliai"'
Sheffield
Atlanta,
ma cral
iiir
home (Hi Harrison
.mil Sidni'y Saywcll, of
I, Ala., and Dan Mill, of
( la., have . been spending
davs visiting Lirvant Mc-
COZAD-WH1GHAM
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Tliotnas T'i rlt-i w;e- hostess
on Thursday of the past week to
a u.rotip of about twenty yo'.'.nu'
friends of M Us. Margaret Filet'
Covad in an informal lawn party,
annonniini: the approaching mar
'riase -of--M is Coad to Mr. Mcl
in (J. Whichatn. of I'rvson City.
The. date of 'lie Marriage is to be
announced, later. ,; . -
lohn 1 .y!e Palmer, as messenger
on his. Wvcle brOtiv.li t a t.eleram
from Pan Cupid who made the
announcement a'ld aked Miss Co
:! '; t"- follow two little guides,
Fane Porter and Lillian lones. to
wi
tTi
?r imnrov isei.l w iuwatn piled
iffs. for the bride-elect. .
M'ss Margaret Metiiiire s.amr an
"Indian' ! '',,. Call" and rendered
several piano m lections. The hos
tess then served a 'delightful ice'
course. .
CHESTS AT ROGERS HALL
The week-end V truest? of Mrs.
Sani I.. Rogers, at Kolmts TIall
were: Mr, and Mr-. Waiter Nor
ton of Atlanta. ",a. : Mr. and Mrs.
VV. i IV.dd. of Tallahassee,1 Ma..:
meeting.
ed to attend this
Mr
errv
Ad
ams
an'
Miss Char
lone .Ada.tns. of Atlanta. Ca. : Mis
T.neile (denu, of T.ev.erlv 1 Ml. 'a'if ;
Mis.' Charlotte Klein and Miss TI. I-
1
TV
en Kvati tevoii-, ,,f 'Uashin
IV C; Mr." and M"s Tine;:, of
. '':t'"- 'ia Mrs' 'I-- R. Duni
; ford..:;; U ii th M:tn s ford 1.1 1 i s. !:: -
frrrrttridiq-,Trr!ri HnnsfnTii, -nf
Jacksonville. Fin.; CraFj C-field
and Mr. and Mrs. F.. F. Sutton
of Mlan'a, '"in.; rtlm.r Y Case
Arthur T. Ol ive- Marion M May
er anl F.lsie W. Kirk, of New
Vnrk- '-Mr. McCrill ami Mrs,
"Rrantlev. of Atlanta, C.a. ; Dr. and
Mrs Fstes and Mrs. Clinton Full
er, of St. Augustine, Fl.-t.
GIVE PARTY FOR BRIDE
Mrs. K'-nvon Moodv and Miss
I.vda Afo'Vdv, of .Sylva. -were hos
tesses, from four to six, on Tues
day afternoon, at a- tea, honoring
Mrs. Truman Moody, who : was
married last week.
The Moodv home was very . at
tractive. - with -juati tit ies-J ...yladiidi
and-verbena and . ferns being used
in a c.l r sct'erne of pink, white
?nd green. Assistintr in servi'iiu
the delightful salad course which
w a s se r v e d vv e r e '" M i s s "A f a r v F:nto P".
Vn P W Kfttfal.I if -M rs:
SnAiTeTrAT
Jeter Snvifer.
rv amVMrs.
and
iss
, vine.
it
jss
F.Ti7aT)'etbTTeir-
mer. oTvaTTrrs
Marv Sue Cunning
ham. , ; o f
About
the " aTtcrnoon?-Tournal.
Winston-Salem.
sixty guests cal
Tac'kon
"EVERYBODY'S BIRTHDAY
PARTY'1---"-"
The F S. Johnston P.ible class
..of the Methodist church will hold
its September social meeting at
the residence of Mrs. F. L. Siler,
on Tuesday afternoon. September
5,at 3 clock. Circles o. 1 and
No. 2 of the Woman's Missionary
Society are invited to this meeting.
It will be an.'F.vcrvbodv's Rirthdav
Party."
I r. and M rs. . M . Freeman, of
l.avonia, (la., spent a couple of
days .here the past week, visiting
Miss. Lillie Uankin and Mrs. W.-
I., lliiidon.
.Mis. -doses. Illumenlbal and two
daughters, Morothv and Marjorie,
returned to their holnc here last
Sunday, after spending Neu ral days
in. 'Atlanta, (ia.,- visiiing laiat.ivcs
and, friends. ', .
Mi. and. M rs. , Paul Carpenter
spent last Saturday in Asheville
shopping.
I )o', ct hVfirtK; rrH 'i rrrmtri'l 1 1; wa s
here last week' 'attending court and
visitinu -his father. Dr. J." 1 1, F'outs.
and Mrs, Touts at. -their home on
lotla street. -
. Mis Mae F'reeman anil Paul
Freeman, of Clyde, s)en't last week
lure visiting Miss llessie I'rown.-
Mrs. Ila.ny jorilau and three
children relumed to their home in
Charleston, S. C, after spending
tW" nioiilhs here visiting Mi's. Jor
dan's father, J.O. Harrison, and
sister, Miss Amy lla'Tisoii, at their
h' liie on Harrison avenue.
;Miss. 'iri.'inia 'Phillips, of kovs
ton, (ia., is spendiiiLr' this week
lure, he uiK'st of. Miss Doroihy
Clure, at his home on Franklin,
Koiite 2.
Misses Kairina and Louise Wurst
and a Mr. lkookshire spent twei
weeks with friends in Orlando,
Fla. '
Filbert Masbburn, of Franklin,
Route 4, who operates a black
smilh shop here, lost part of his
rin'hl hand in a iilainin machine
.N'onday aftefnooii. ITc is now in
Aimel Brothers' hospital for treat
ment. Mrs. (ieorne L. Jones and three
children, who have been spending
several Weeks here visiting her
f:.;her. W. II.' Len,oir.' left Thurs
d: v; of last vv ek for San Diego,
Calif., to join her husband..
Par tow 'Crowe; of Athens, Cia.,
s ent las'.. Sunday here visiting
friends. .
"Mrs. I
Phimenthal. -'
Mr.' and Mr
1 'auton, ' s j .fiit
vnd
tertainment given the
beach weer almost as
trip to Chicago would
It was a brunette who
the title of "Miss North Carolina,"
and Oceola says without a trace of
sour grapes, that "blonds ' didn't
stand in much down there."
iris at the
nice as a
have been,
carried off
Mr.
Airs
and
s, Zeb Sumner, of
last Sunday visiiing
Derdd Ashe.
Mrs. 1 1. ('. Freeman,
nut last Friday here
. isev .
of. Civ
-, isiling ineiuls.
D. I.. Cube and grandson, David
'"abe, of Toccoa, ( ia., are spending
several, davs M'ith Mr-. Cabe's
daughter, Mrs. IV. . C:iricn'ter,
and - M r. Carpenter a! their home
on Coweta.
M iss I lorolhy l.yle left Satur
day for her -htmic in .Atlanta, after
spending the' summer, months here
visitiu" her grandparents,' Dr. and
Mrs. S. IF l.yle, at their home on
Harrison avenue. .
M i s. A. R. " Todd and small
brighter, Mary 'Rose, returned to
their home lu re last Sunday, after
pending a week with relatives
i iuT fric lid s " i n'A sh i -'t tie; ;
Rev. and Mrs: P. P. Hayes and
sor,, Kfff'n Hayes, of W'ayncs
ville, were the week-end guests
of Mrs. Hayes' mnQ'ier,' Mrs. Sam
..Rogers,. ..at Jvogers J 1 all,
l i ss. Xal hx'jiiu- ' , .lx-lvct
tIrctn.slv.iTi).- It as beetL :.. spend in u
-XL
several -Mays - beer the - guest -of
M i-sse-NlrtrgarrtmF-A:4t'gitiia-AI -e
' riiire.
',:M r ar'.'l,'. Mrwl fj.iwartlVl.i.-i)tiu.
have moved from
Lhe W. I. Hi 'don
lotla
house
Main
M:.
'vent
her
street to
on Fast
street.
Mildrcil
lie' of "lhe
iimier vue
Coad. oir I 'riday
iiast .wcck,Tia'1 "as
ts. Miss Catherine
MRS. ROBERT T. BRYSON
-CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
On Sunday, A.ugust 27. the hroth
fr and sisters of Mrs. Robert T.
' Brvsori were en'f-iained al n
birthday dinner at their camp' inn
...llltlQkleW
-o-f J. C. Gibson, father- ,of Mrs.
RH'sntir
. There wen- about 40 relal i v e s'
and close .
thoront'hly
ner. spread
friends
enjoyed
on the
present,
the picnic
lawn. '
who
din-
MISSION CIRCLES
TO MEET THURSDAY
Both circles of the Woman's
Missionary Society, of-' the' Baptist
church will meet al the home of
Mrs. F'.ugene -R. Filer, on Thurs
day. September 7, at .i o'clock. All
Mclvcr, of (ireensboro., Miss Marie
Palmer, Miss Margaret McGuirc,
Miss F.lizabcth Dovvdle, Miss Jean
Porter and Miss Virginia McCuire.
C. C. Currier, of Cornelia, (ia..
was among the business, -visitors
here this week.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Hoyt
returned to t.heir home here Sun
day ni'-dil. after several weeks tour
ing (lie wesp-rn stales.
Miss May Thompson F.vans, of
I figh Point, president . nf the
Yon P e " I ' h State Club, spent
F'riday of the -past week herTm
business. Miss lA;ms agree
1 i , Franklin in alx u t
gli:e
4-
to
two
I'll
Aloiiui
am'
i' ni.se
I'l'O
make an address
at th(
at
a nice
Dein.M'i
ll.:G":f " tla
atii' Club
Mis.
hint i
.'.unit!
week
and Franklin,
principal of tin
-Mary F, Wells,
f public schools
sin ill se end
will; friends in
Miss
lotla
siiperinien
in Johnson
davs last
Highlands
Wells was
school for
cv er;
vears.
am'
: ' . i , : 1 r
Isit 111:.
W: ! '.
Mrs
' sp'
( ),
.'..iv ' i
' Mr.
Fillings
M. 4 lark, of
i;: .a fev, (lays
( 'lark's sister.
. an! Mr. I til-
"CAMELS DON'T JANGLE MY NERVES1
I. Moore visitecTlier par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hood,
in, Lavvrenceville, ,Ga., the first
three (lays of the past week.
Miss Ida-. .Moore visited friends
in Athens, da., from Sunday
through Wednesday.
Mr. and Airs. Jack Wcyman and
son, Floyd, and William Blaine,
returned to their homes here last
week, after visiting the Century of
Progress exposition in Chicago, and
relatives and friends in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport
.and two daughters, Frances and
Beatrice, returned to. their home
here last week, after spending the
summer on the North Atlantic
TTiasT: I'heyTeTUTiTerp-by . way of
the (ircat Fakes, and took in the
Century of Progress exposition in
Oiieago.
MisSMildrcd Painter, nf 'she
ville, is spending several days here
visiiing her cousins, Misses Eloise
and Fdna Jamison. " i
Mi;s. Lamar Fillard spent Thurs
day of this week in Clayton, Ga.,
with friends
Miss Virginia Calloway attended
a party given by the Misses
Moody at Sylva, Tuesday of the
past week, m honor of Mrs. l rue
man Moody, sister of Miss Cal
loway. Mrs. .Iv K. Campbell, of Atlanta,
(ia., is spending this week here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. F'red Parrish left Wednes
day for Asheville, tq spend a few
days with . her sister, Miss Sue.
Curtis. . .
Roy Francis and Felix Alley, jr.,
f Waynesville, have been spend
ing several days here on business.
Mrs. W. S. McNeil and her
little flahghter. Mary Anncame
over- from - Sylva -Thorsday.toat-trTTrrthe
paitv foi Mts Cwad -at
BIRTHDAY PARTY
M.rs. Wilton Cobb honored her
three-year-old daughter, Martha,
with a delightful birthday party
last Friday afternoon. A number
of the youngest set, including Mrs.
Cdjbb's class at the Presbyterian
Sunday schod, enjoyed the good
time which Mrs. Cobb provided for
them o.n her lawn. .Numerous
games were played, some being of
the contest type, winners of which
were presented with, a prize.
The color scheme for the party
was ping and green. Delicious 're
freshments were served, including
small cakes topped with pink icing,
a real birthday cake, all pink with
pink candles, and fruit punch scrv.-
eritniairicOTupsTTT)aTliW
lolly-pop dolls made' their appear
ance' all dressed up in 'colored pa-
of
per napkins,
pleased with
The children were
the whole affair.
all
Miss Hazel Penland, of Franklin,
who is to be married to Mr.
Charles Sutton in the near future,
was accompanied to Atlanta one
day last week by the following
young people of Highlands, Miss
I'.velyn Cleaveland, Miss Lucile
Picr.vm,. Dewey Hopper, and Jue
Reese. Miss Penland made the
trip especially to select her trous
seau, and was assisted on the shop
ping tour by Miss Cleaveland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Evins,
A.I. 1 -r
Atlanta, wno own one ot Hi
lands' .beautiful summer homes
near Kalalanta, arrived here Fri
day to enjoy several days of cool
mountain weal her.
Mrs. W. IT. Cobb, Louis Edwards,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Hall, all of
Highlands, Miss Mary Thornton
of Hartwell, Ga., and Miss Kute
Cobb of Westminster, S. C, left
Highlands Saturday .morning for
Chicago, where they will visit the
Century of -Progress exposition.
Thursday night, August 31, at
the .Highlands school auditorium, a
free movie followed by an old
fashioned cake walk and a beauty
contest, be given. The pro-
ceeds froffTThc cake walk and the
beauty contest will go for High
lands school.- '
Mrs. J. F4. Rideont left Highlands
Friday for Newton, Miss., where
she will visit her mother ami other
relatives for several days. -Mrs.
Rideont is the wife of J. F. Ride
out, proprietor'- of Satulah Lunch
Room.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hicks, a daughter, Budine Louise,
August 17.
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS:
WE ARE STILL MENDING
SHOES
When your soles crack
And your heels bruise
We'll save you jack
On all your shoes.
TROY F. HORN.
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP
Opposite Courthouse
"We Buy and Sell"
Box 12 Troy F. Horn
Classified
Advertisements
FOR KENT: Modern six-room
house, beautiful location ii east
Franklin. Furnace heated. Partly
furnished. See MRS. E. R. KIN
NF.BREW (at home of Mrs. George
Jones.)
N. R. A. EMBLEMS : Stickers
in red and TjIuc, 50 cents per
thousand. Blue Eagle rubber
stamps, 50 cents each and up. Put
the Blue Eagle on your stationery.
We will be glad to imprint it for
you at reasonable prices. THE
ran
A3 rs, TV mi
lai ty
-PontfrX
" I r. an d Al r sr Harry H i g gi n s an d
Tvv 1 1 children; Ruth "and 1 FarryrJrv
and M'f7 and Mrs. ""W.." J." Zachary,
' sy , crTpSti nd ay""wi t hr-Tel at i ves-"and
friends . at I ashiers.
J. W Shields, of Washington,
I . (".. was here the first of this
xwli n business aiulis.iti.ng.
friends. Mr. Shields made his
home here for several years, being
connected with trie .National forest.
Service offire here. '
. Mrs. Freeman Moody, of Sylva,;
formerly Miss Lily Calloway, of
Franklin, spent Tuesday night here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
I. F. Calloway. .
Mrs. W. M. Filer and son, F.ff-:
ner Filler, returned to their home i
in North Wilkesboro Monday,!
alter spending a week here visit-'
ing .Mrs. Filler's son, the Rev.'
F.m ene R. Filer and Mrs. Flier. :
.-Af r,.,.aitd ,,AIrs,:. Joe'almeratML
ion, v-n4irie-s, M rs, -t l.r -render-
grass and . Miss Fffie Holland
-spt-nt Tttrtd:tr in Asheville s-h-Hp
piNg- :
Wll
I-: , vWV.VI III
LUKE RILEY SAYS THE RATS DIE
BEFORE REACHING' THE RIVEfc
Since hioving near the river several years ago we've always
used BFiST-YF.T. We watched the vicious Water Rats nibbling
at BEST-YET, outside the house. About 15 minutes later they
darted off for the river to Cool their burning stomachs, but died
before reaching it. Kills rats and mice only. Will not hurt
cats, dogs or chickens, and there is no smell from the (lead rat.
BEST-YET comes in two sizes, 4 oz. size 50c; 6 oz. size 75c.
Sold and guaranteed' by PERRY'S DRUG STORE. Call us
for your doctor Phone 82. Franklin, N. C.
TS7T15!
X
-We will sell you Firestone
Gum-Dipped Tires at today's
low prices as long as our stock
lasts. Don't risk the danger of
tire trouble or possible blow
outs on your Labor Day trip
with ; smooth worn tires. We
will pay you for the unsafe,
dangerous mileage remaining
in your tires to apply'on a new
set of Firestone Gum-Dipped
Tires," the safest tires in the
world.
With new Firestone Tires on
Tyour-ear-you-candrive-any:
Ulk where, at any time with - the-
(ff assurance that the extra
mm'P 1 1 J I construction I e a ture s o i
' vs S IS 7i Giim-Dinrinrr anA Turn Fvt rn
t.r.-ir J mrv'-m I I o " " "
K l J! MM Gum-Dipped Corl PlieuHdeF
-the 1 read- ivevou great er
safety and blowout protection
than can be found in any other
tire.
Drive in today. Let us inspect
your tires. If you need new tires
you will be surprised how little
it will cost to trade the danger
of blowouts for the safety of
Firestone Tires.
the MASTERPIECE
OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION
Firestone Tires are built with high
stretch Gum-Dipped Cords. Every
cotton fiber in every cord in every
ply is saturated and coated with
pure rubber ."This extra Firestone
fo greater pro-
SPEC1M TEISS YJEEK
Custom
Car Wash.
Vacuum
Clean..,.
Polish...
Regular Price $3.50
Special Price 1,95
o.i's 1.55'
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Custom .
Car Wash.... Regular Price $2.50
Specialized special frice 1 .65
l.unritatton i
Vacuum
Clean
Save '.85
Jmm. TE3I8 SEEK
Brake
Adjustment . ReguQr price jj
Custom
Car Wash ! peciii PfSie 245
Chassis mmt
Luhriention
Vacuum )ve 1.30
Clean
process gives you
tec I ion against blo wouts.
Insure a Safe Holiday Trip . . Equip Your
' k TT S t -"C W Cl . W m. n Blnm . ..
at jroda$2LpPrices . Don't Wait
,cota road J0b THiS smm 1
i T0 KEEP ME m C0NDITI0N 'F0R I
1 J iftJ THE FOOTBALL SEASON. I SMOKE I
, ttiV ' 4 AND DON'T JANGLE MY NERVE- g
ir--wc l A ' .
ft.- fei'i ' ' A -n nnM.imilitf' Tfpffi, '' ' ! 'xV '- .w- jLiin i-n ih-iiHiiW i wvif '..n.fl
Camel's ceitjforjerf?
VISHS HIGHLANDS
Mis. May Thompson F.vans of
ilinh I'-'inl, X. ('., rcprt'si-ntativi'
tic I uiic ii tin' tlirct' slate sit n r-
iso: s ol . tin- National Kc-nnpii.-iiiciii
Srrvicr,' was in I lit.hlaiiils
last l-riil'ay inornini;. .Mrs. F'.vatis
was in Macon county for the pur
pose ol scli'clini; men who will,
serve on the National Kc-enip!oy-
lineii! Ntvicc I onitmitee for this
,:-.,intv. . Uie National Ue-etiipidy-n.eiii.
.1 -ei v ,ce. is. to maintain an otV
l "'e mi ea'h county where the, un
i:iip!ocn niay register for work
ii' ' uiiiic 'works projects. The
: ..iiiiilti-c serves as advisors to the
'''ii-i'c Mrs. Thompson says the
eieieiiee oi ions will le uien
tir-l f M'tera'ns with dependants,
se.'-otul to peoile of the Cittmty,
and third to people of . tlie state.
4 in- '.. ...k -V-a-i'sjirvu-rence by
aw t" nun who are registered for
4vo4'k ujuiiu: the National Ke-em-
.'incnt Service.
Tiresf one
HIGH SPEED TYPE
TODAY'S PRICE HRll"
4.7519 ... $0.40 .3.y $2.2j
5.00-19... 9.00 Vll Y&A
5.25-18..-. 10,00 lU lW)
5.50-19 . ... H.50 12JK) ud:
6.00-19 II.D. 15.60 ll.h 2lh
6.5019 II.I). 17.90 2f.0k
7.00-18 II.D. 20.15 j0.9o 7.0I
.1 1 1 11 Jiw 1 wwwrffl; tL 1 mm iiw nmm -V
Tirctotie
OLPFIELD TYPE
Kord ) ' I. . .
OUfvr. ""Ick " )
jlMli ' t,ovr- f
,,r,i ;,"'' ys.ie
l'lym-1, (6.7 ' -18'
4 75-19 A.il.iirn)
N.nli .... 1 Sliidi-'rVW.OO 1
?" n 7-45 S.50.18 ' j
Other Siacn froimrtumatvlv l.ntr I
SENYINEL TYP"
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Ford ..-J
l'!'m''li ,' J.'55
777.7777
UlM.l ...
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Nnnh ....
I'lyiti "h
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Ttrcstotu
COURIER TYPE
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4.40-81 )
4.40-S1 4,t5.19 )
See Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires made in the Firestone Factory and Exhibition Building at "A Century uj Progress," Chicago
COUNTY BEAUTY QUEEN
BACK FROM BEACH
M iss Oceola F. erett reports hav
ing had a perfectly -swell, time at
'i i:..4its.ille lieach last week-end.
She did not win any more lovinu
nips, hut is . prmtd and content to
have served as ".Miss . Macon
Comity." , She thinks the yatchhiK,
swimmim:, dancing and other en-
If
m b ran av
mm
On the Square
Phone 54
Franklin N. C