THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1936 THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN PAGE THREE
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
MRS. ALLEN SILER
:;IVEN FAREWELL PARTY
M'Cinbers of tlie title abstracting
;iersonnel of the Xaiitahaia Forest
md their friends gathered at Wil
son Lick, near Franklin, Saturday
light to honor Mrs. Allen Siler,
.vho has been connected with the
;itle force for the past two years,
ind -who recently resigned. The
iffair was a farewell party for Mrs,
■iiler, who will make her home in
IJrevard.
Present and taking part i.n the
occasion were Title Attorney and
Mrs.' E. E. Syplier and small
laughter, Caroline; Mr. and Mrs.
'N. E. Hunnicutt, of Franklin;
George W. Sanders, Jr., stationed
It '^Sylva; Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Citchin, Jr., of Asheville and
."'ranklin;.Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
3uchanan, of Sylva; Mr. and Mrs.
•i. S. Jones, Franklin; J. L. Auten,
Murphy; Mr, and Mrs, Haroldson
)uncan. Miss Mable Parker, J, R,
5radley, (ieorge I’orter, Tom Port-
■r, Jr., Miss Freda Siler,, Mrs.
Cathleen Stevens, Miss Elizabeth
Barnard, Miss Louise Patton and
Vliss Georgiana Tessier, all of
.'rahkliti.
After the crowd had gathered at
A^ilson Lick, in the ranger’s cabin,
ind had enjoyed the delightful
neal which had been jirepared, M r.
jypher in the name of the Nanta-
lala title force, presented to Mrs.
?iler an attractive silver service in
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The occasion was in the .nature
of a surprise for M rs. Siler, who
received many good wishes.
]\l rs, R, M, Rimmgr returned to
her home here last week from
Columbus, Ga,, where she had gone
to the funeral of her sister-in-hiw',
Mrs, Louis Rigdon.
Gilmer Crawford has returned to
his home here after acoompanying
his w'ife and two children to Day
tona Beach, Fla., where they will
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Sam L. Rogers returned to
her home at Rogers Hall Wedne,s-
day .after a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. L, B. Hayes,, in Greensboro,
and her son, Wiley Rogers, in At
lanta, Ga.
Air. and Mrs. Jack Sanders and
-two sons, Milton and Sol, spent
Sunday in Atlanta, (ia., visiting
friends.
Mrs, R, S, Jones, Mrs, Emory
Hunnicutt and Mrs. B, W, Johnson
spent Tuesday in Highlands visit-
ifig A'Irs. P'rank Cook.
Mr, and Mrs, Allen Siler moved
their residence Monday from
Franklin to Brevard, w'here Mr.
Siler is resident engineer for the
State Highway and Public Works
commission, Mr, Siler is in charge
of a highway project in the Pisgah
forest' area which is expected to
require a year or more to con
struct.
Mrs. Lassie Kelly Cunningham,
who went to Tucson, Ariz., some
w'eeks ago to recuperate from a
long illness, is greatly improved
friends here have been informed.
Her condition is so much better
that she is now able to drive her
car. She is expected to return to
Franklin early in April.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Fouts at
tended the 93rd birthday anniver
sary of Mr. Elbert Watson at
Glenville Monday. Mr. Watson was
reported to be in fair health and
his mind was more active than
many a younger man’s.
Miss Endora Parker and Hay-
woo'd Trotter, of Charlotte, spent
the week-end visiting Mr, Trotter’s'
parents,, Mr, and Mrs. John S.
Trotter, at their home on Summer
Hill.
Charlie Grindstaff and family
have moved from the Campbell
house on Ch,urch Street to the
P^eid house in east Franklin.
K. R. Helton, of Fort McClellan,
Ala., spent the week-end here, a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Ledford on lotla Street.
Howard Horsley, Jr., son of Dr.
and Mrs. H. T. Horsley, who has
had a severe case of pneumonia,
w'as reported to be somewhat im
proved Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Curtis, of
.Atlanta, Ga., spent Sunday visiting
Mr. Curtis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Curtis.
George Carpenter spent Sunday
in Hayesville visiting friends.
J. B, Matlock, who has toeen
confined to his room for the past
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three months on account of serious
illness, was amo.ng the visitors here
Friday.
T. B. Higdon, of Atlanta, Ca.,
spent the week-end visiting his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Higdon, at
the home of his sister, !Mrs. Eva
Keener, at Higdonville.
Earl H. Mecham, former agricul
tural teacher, in the h'ranklin
school, now living at Shelby, spent
a couple of days here last week on
business.
Ray liradley, who has been tak
ing treatment at .Angel’s hospital,
returned Wednesday to his home in
the Oak (irove community.
l.yman Womack, of .Andrews, is
here for a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Sam Womack, \yho is serious
ly ill at her home in east Frank
lin.
Mrs. Samuel J, Murray is con
fined to her room on account of
a severe case ,o'f influenza,
Mr, ■ and Mrs, G, Cj, Watkins
have leased the Munday hotel and
took charge Wednesday, They
formerly oi)erated the Watkins
Cafe,
John W: Edwards, United States
deputy marshal, of Asheville, spent
the first of this week here on
business.
Miss Elizabeth Slagle, w’ho has
been confined to her bed with in
fluenza, was reported* to be slight
ly improved Wednesday morning.
Mrs. George M. Carpenter and
young son, Trotter, o'f P'ore.s.t City,
came ui> last w'eek for a visit with
Mrs. Carpenter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Trotter.
Atrs. r>ogan A. Allen and son,
Logan, Mrs. W. ti. Wilkie and son,
Henry, and Miss Charlotte Conley
spent Saturday in Asheville shop-
ping;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson and
S. ,C. Lealherman, who are working
in Johnson City, Tenn,, spent the
week-end at their homes at lotla
and West’s Mill,
■ Mr, and Mrs, Wade Reece and
yioting son, of Andrews, spent
S.unday w'ith their parents, Mr, and
Mrs, W, D. Reece and Mrs, Jose
phine Waldroop,, at their homes
on Cartoogechaye.
Miss Mabel Parker and Miss
Freda Siler, who are doing steno
graphic work at Robbinsville, spent
the week-end here.
Mr. and Airs. F. G. Burnette and
C. A. Wilhide spent the week-end
in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Burnette left
Sunday afternoon for Hamlet, N.
C., where she will spend sometime
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. T.
Harris.
Mrs. Matt Liner, of Otto, was
here Monday shopping. '
Air. and Airs. J. J. Aloore and
young son spent Sunday in
Lawrenceville, Ga., visiting Airs.
Moore’s parents. Air. and Airs. J.
R. Hood.
Air. and Airs. A. B. Omalnuidro
returned to their home in Gatlin-
burg, 'I'enn., Sunday, after si)end-
ing (he latter part of the week
liere with .Mrs, Oniahiuidro's ]>ar-
ents, Air. and .Mrs, J. Lee ISarnard,
Sam I’oliakoff and family have
moved from the Kinnebrew house
in east Franklin to the Barnard
house on the Georgia r.oad.
Airs, A, Rogers, Airs. R. G.
Beshears and Airs. J. S. Conley
spent Friday of the past week in
Asheville shopping.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Womack
ha\e moved from the Beshears
Ivnise on West Alain Street to a
house on the (ieorgia road.
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