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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND
Development of television for
popular use is put far in future.
I-anclon and Knox draft strategy
for Presidential campaign.
ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN
SOCIAL ITEMS
For Biliousness, Sour Stomach,
Flatnlance, Nausea and Sick
Headache, due to Constipation.
FRANKLIN
WE ARE
SHOE SHOP SAYS
STILL MENDING
SHOES
When we didn’t have a thing
to 'case our feet,
'J'hc l.ord's good rain
Made our soles complete.
HORN’S SHOE SHOP
Opposite Cotirthouse
“We Buy and Sell”
Box 212
Troy F. Horn
FARMS
FOR SALE
Special Terms to
Veterans
LONG TERMS—LOW
INTEREST
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
WRITE
D. REEVES NOLAND
CLYDE, N. C.
Banish Body cstd
Perspiration Odors
with YOOORA, the deodorant
cream which conceals, absorbs
and counteracts odors.
LEATHERMAN-SMITH
WEDDING
(Contin'ued from Page Three)
I*'rank Hrandon Smith, of Charlottf,
wore a gown of sky 'blue crepe
with a ^ho^llder corsage of roses.
An informal luncheon was served
at the home following the cere
mony. After the luncheon, tlve
bride’s cake, topped by a miniature
bride and groom, was cut by the
bride. The dining room was ar
ranged with summer flowers.
Mrs. Anthony’s
are spending this
visiting Mrs-
davs here with
sister, Mrs. W. A. Rogers.
Mrs. George J. Johnston and
son, Murray:
week in Athens, Ga., - -
Johnston’s mother, Mrs. Ahce Mur
"""'i-he Misses Thelma and Lillian
Jones, of Weaverville, are spending
,-ith their aunt. Mrs.
a few days vv. - , ,
J VV. Cunningham, near Pr '
Mr. and Mrs. WiHis Jone.s o
Ontario, Calif., arrived Sunday June
27, for a visit with relatives and
friends m Macon county.
Miss Dovic Patterson and Horace
Reid, of Spindaie, spent the week
end on Cartoogechaye, the guests
of Mrs. Goldie Waldroop, returning
The young couple left for a wed- to their homes Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl lysinger, Jr.,
ding trij) through the valley oi
\'irginia to Washington, U. C. On
their return, they will be at home
in Franklin.
The bride, a beautiful brunette,
with a winning personality, attend
ed h'ranklin high school and Athens
Business college in Athens, Georgia,
For the ])ast several months she
has been connected with the Nanta-
hala National Forest office in
F'ranklin.
Mr. Smith, second son of ^Ir. and
Mrs. Frank Brandon Smith, of
Charlotte, was graduated from
North Carolina State college in
1934. He was a member of the
Kappa Alpha fraternity and of the
Ijl.u-e Key, Golden Chain and .Alpha
Zeta honorary organizations. He is
now junior forester with the Nan-
tahala National Forest in Franklin.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding included Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brandon Smith, ^fr. Brandon
Smith, Afr. Gibson Smith, Miss May
Liibby Smith and Miss Virginia
Smith, all of Charlotte, parents and
brothers and sisters of the groom.
Yodora i* a scientifically compounded
■white, Boft cream — pleasant to use —
acts promptly with lasting effect—
liurniless to the mont delicate skin-
wili not stain fabrics.
For those who perspire fr>ely
whether under the arm, feet or other
parts of the body Yodora is most
valuable. It is a true neutraiizer of
body odors.
Yodora, a McKesson product, may
be had in both tube and jar form and
costs only 25)!.
AT YOUR FAVORITE
DRUG STORE
Farmers
Supply Co.
SEEDS: Crim&on Clover,
lb. 12;2c; bu $7.50
Re«J and Sapling Clover,
lb 25c; bu $15.00
Millet, Germa«, lb 6c; bu. . .$3.00
COFFEE: Lb. 14c; Peck .. 98c
Peaberry-Santos, lib 17c
FLOUR: Reliable, 24’s .... 79c
Kitchen Queen (short Pat.) 98c
Lemon & Vaniia Extract, pt.
bottles, 10c
Vinegar, qts 15c
Bulk, gal. (bring jug) 39c
Corn Flakes, 9c; 3 for .... 25c
WhVat Meats, 13c; 2 for .. 25c
Oatmeal, 9c; 3 for 25c
Toilet Paper: (1000 sheets)
5 for 25c
Red Cross, 9c; 3 for 29c
Northern Tissue (best) 10c
Black Draught, 20c; 5 for . . 89c
Syrup of Black Draught (for
bilious children), large
bottle 49c
Cough Syrup, 25c size .... 15c
MARRIAGE OF LYNCHBURG,
VA. COUPLE ANNOUNCED
.\lr. and Mrs. (i. R. Henson have
announced the marriage of their
son, Thomas Andrew Ifenson to
Miss Elizabeth Lillian Keys,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret E, Keys,
of Lynchburg, Va. The ceremony
was performed in Bedford, \ a,, on
July 3, 1935, by the Rev>. Harry P.
Clouse.
Mrs, Henson is a graduate of
Lynchburg high s-chool and is a
very charming and popular member
of the younger social group in
Lynchburg.
Mr.. Henson is a graduate of
I'ranklin high school and of Athens
Business college, where he special
ized in bookkeeping and master ac
counting. For the past three years
he has made his home in Lynch
burg, where he is connected with
a m«at packing firm, holding the
position of supervisor. In the near
lutiire lie is to be transferred to
Roanoke, V?., where the couple will
make their bpme.
and son, Bobby, spent the week
end in Lexington with Mr. lysmg-
er's mother, Mrs. Carl lysinger, r.
Mr. and Mrs, Chan C. Cunning
ham and son returned to their
home in Winston-Salem luesday
after spending the week-end with
Mr. Cunningham’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Cunningham, at their
home on Franklin Route 4.
:Miss Dorothy Blumenthal, who
has been spending several weeks in
Atlanta, Ga., visiting her aunt, Mrs.
E. L. Springer, Jr., returned to her
home here Saturday. She was ac
companied by Mrs. Springer and
twf) children, Walton and Harriett,
who will s])end two weeks here
visiting.
Miss Elizabeth Eddy and Nathan
Ney, of Atlanta, Ga., spent the
week-end here, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Blumenthal.
(ieorge Carpenter returned to his
home here Tuesday after spending
the week-end visiting friends in
Maynardville, Tenn.
]\Iary and Jean Monteith, of
Sylva, are spending a few days
with their uncle and aunt, Frank
Monteith and Mrs. Monteith at
their home on lotla street.
Miss Pansy Chandler, of Walnut,
is spending several days here, the
house guest of Miss Ruth Slagle.
Miss Helen Burch spent the
we^ik-end in Franklin with friends.
Mr, aiid Mrs. R. J. Riebpld, of
Atlanta, Ga,, jin4 Miss Frances
Dickson, of .Murphy, were week
end guests of Mr, and Mrs. T. W-
i’orter.
Lane Porter, Virginia Tessier
and Dorotky Sloan returned to
their respective homes here Satur
day after spending a week at
Camp JJelwood, near Lake Juna-
luska,
Carlton Justu.s, who ijas been
working in Washington, i). C., js
spending several days here with
Mrs. Justus.
Mrs. B. M. Horne had as her
the MACONIW
R Haynes, , . ,
Hrs. Earl Smart ana
Mar-uerite, >'ent to H^yesviHe
Say f" »
Mrs. W. C. Smart.
Mrs George Hill, of Atlanta, Ga.,
is' spending several weeks here
with her aunt, Airs. Lassie Kc y
^“rati Mrs, A, R. Karling spent
the week-end with relatives and
friends in Hendersonville.
Mrs H. G. Bailey and daughter,
Fv.elvn Hope, returned to their
home in Burnsville .Alonday, after
spending a week with Mrs. Bailey s
sister Mrs, Floyd Welch, and Mrs.
R I)’ Sisk at their homes on lotla
street Mrs Bailey, before marriage
was Miss Zula Ray, of Franklin.
Mrs. N. C. Duncan spent last
week on Cartoogechaye, the guest
of Miss Sophie Albert, returning
to her home in Asheville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Zachary
came up from Concord Sunday for
a visit with Mrs. Zachary’s aunt,
ifiss Annie Slagle, at her home
near Wayah. Mr. Zachary returned
to his home Monday, while Mrs.
Zachary will remain several days.
Mrs. James Bowers and daughter,
Helen, of Springfield, III, are
spending a month visiting Mrs.
Bowers’' sister, Mrs. W. W. AIc-
Connell, at her home on lotla
street.
Miss Dorothy Eaton, who is
practicing law' in Charlotte, spent
the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. S. E, Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Newton
and daughter, of Sumatra, Fla., are
spending this week with Mrs, New
ton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I, T.
Peek, Mrs, Newton will be rememb
ered as Miss Velma Peek before
marriage,
Robert Dady, son of Roy C.
Dady, formerly of Franklin, now
of Tallahassee, Fla,, came up F'ri-
day to spend this week with Miss
Betty McGee.
ilartiii Angel, w-ho is working in
Winston-Salem, spent the week-end
here w'ith his family, returning to
his work Tuesday.
Edwin Cunningham returned to
his home in Atlanta, Ga,, Sunday,
after spending the week-end with
Miss Sallie Hurst.
J.ohii W. Edwards, of Asheville,
was amQijg th,e business visitors
herp Friday.
Mfs, Jofin p. Bryne and three
children, of Coiurabu.s, Ga,,' spent
the week-end on Cartoogechaye,
guests at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Fred Slagle. ^
Mrs, Harj-y Higgins, Mrs. W. J.
Zachary and Carol Tessier spefit
Sunday afternoon in BrevarcJ.
and Mrs. W'iljjy Rgg^rs, lO'f
Mr. and Mrs, Le,
two children of H '''
spending this .-ef
Childers mother
honie
ers, at her
roller mill.
Mr. and ilrj ,,,
and daughter '
Ga..
ispent the
. 'ii'
Hildi
and 'Mrs. J.
home on Rivervi'ew .!*
.
is spending .several t
her parents, Mr, J
Dalrymple. ”
Robert Kelley re,,„
home in Lawrcncevii
d-.ay,, after spending,
visiting his aunt, Mr,'
Mr. ^ and .Mrs, G. f
Asheville, spent the „
Mrs. Ensley’s mother
Wilkie.
Mr. and Mrs, J,!,
and two daughters
Beatrice, of Brighti,,'
rived Friday to
weeks visiting ilrj'
sister, Mrs, L, L, ft
Page, at their home
Hill,
Mr, and Airs, Roge,
turned to their home
Monday after a m
with their parents, 1|
John H, Dalton, at d
West’s Mill, and iirs,
in Franklin.
Miss Louise Blaine,
Mrs, D, VV, Bfeijie,
went an operation i
pital Friday, was rej
doing v.ery nicely (lie
week,
Mrs. Charles A,
Macon, Ga., is spen
days in Franklin witk
friends.
Birth
Mr. and Airs, RqI
announce the birth of
Max, on Saturday, Jii
hojri'e at West’s iiilL
Tapering C
A young man who
son and whose paren
rich and aristocratic
hastily the other nighl
-girl—against the wishe
ents, who had grand [
The young man seta
friend to break the ne
folks next day and tt
he instructed him: “
telling them that I ha
dered by gangsters ani
work up to the climax
Mr,
Bulk Soda, lb 5c
Coooa, 2-lb. box 20c
Tea (special) 3 for 15c
Sure-Jell, large box 15c
Kool-Ade (iiuff for a gallon) 10c
McRana, large, 9c, 3 for . . . 25c
Sardines, lb boxes 10c
Mackerel, lb can 10c
Pork and Beans, 2 Ib. can. . 10c
Chicken and Veg. Beef Soup,
9c, 3 for 25c
Brooms, 25c-35c and 49c
Half gal. cans Peaches .... 19c
Thanks
J. M. MOORE, Mgr.
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
AT SHOWER
A compliment to Miss Willie
Mae Ledford, whose marriage bo
Sgt. Kenney Rixie Heltoxi occurcd
today, was the misctllan'eous show
er given Tuesday afternoon Jit the
home of Mrs. George Dean on
lotla street from 3 to 5 o’clock.
More than 100 friends . called,
leaving many dainty packages of
appropriate and u&eful gifts, such
as linens, silverware, pottery, pic
tures, dashes and other things too
numerous to ni;ntion.
Miss Ledford's chr4rjiiing man
ners and sweet personality .h.ave
endeared her to both old
young and have won her a host of
friends.
Throughout the rooms summer
flowers were used in attractive ar
rangements.
Assisting the hostess in entertain
ing \wrc; Mrs, J, D. Franks and
Mrs, A. R, Higdon, of Franklin,
and Mrs. O. F, Summer, of High
lands, who served deUeioiis c;jke
and punch as the guests arrived.
week-end guests her daughter, Mrs, j Atlanta, Ga.,, ai\e spen4ing sfiv.erai
G. S.^Buchanan, of Atlanta, Ga,, | with Mf. Rogers'rnother, ?ifrs.
GARDEN CLUB TO PLAN
FOR FLOWER SHOW
The Franklin Garden club will
meet at 3 o’clock Monday after
noon in the basement of th« Frank
lin Methodist church, instead of at
Miss Mary Willis’s camp at the
foot of Wayah Bald, it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. R. G.
Beshears, secretary of the club.
Mrs. Beshears said it was very
important that all members of the
club attend this meeting, as plans
will be discussed for the club’s
annual flower show.
!Mr. and !Mrs. B. C. Anthony, of
Canton, Ohio, are spending several
Xfrs. E. Wyky, Mrs. H. A, Cole
man and Dr. and Mrs. Martin T.
Myers, also of Atlanta, Ga.
Airs. C. O. Hightiow’er and
daughter, Ruth, of Union, S. C,
arrived Sunday for a visit with rel-
Sfives and to attend the Ledford-
Hc1t(H+ wadding.
Miss^ Kvelffl Hope Daniels and
brother' James f^bitjs^on Daniels,
and !\Iiss Beatryce MitchcH, all of
New York City, arrived Sunday
night to spend a while at Miss
Daniels’ home,, Dixie Hall, They
motored front ?vew York, stoppin
at Little Switzerland, Blowing
Rock, Linvdle Falls and other
places of interest,
Air and Mrs, Hugh Leach and
danghter, of Richmond, Va are
spending several days here ’ with
Mr. Leach s parents. Mr. and .Mrs
J-^ach.
T, iEJ HfMo.n, of Atlanta, Ga
spent the WBck-eni his moth-
hom f , Higdfiij, af tfje
from the McCoy apartment on
Mam street to the Joseph Ashear
apartment on Church street, and
L Marshall, and
»' So"tl.
Mrs, Bill ConUon, of Tocc™ r
” ■“-»! Ail,
Sam U Rogers, at Rpgers Hall
L. A. Zimmerman
rout.e .3, is proving th:
steep mountain farii!
controHpd by strjp i
terracifig.
her sister, Mrs, R. E. Anders^;"^
the week-end visit-
her^honie_on_East’ Main street,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthu T ‘ K .
Asfcville, ,p.„, tfe""
Jacobs
ing Mr
are spending several days with a
J. A, FlanagV
Maoon, Ga., wher
spend two weeks
they will
visiting Mrs,
er Sale on USED CAl
sr!~ » USED CARS this mk »
tl'om HRws.fd mpes in gach ^ob. Many cars *
1934 Chevrolet Coupe
$450
1933 V-8 Coupe, 1„
1932 WiHys Sedan,
this car
1935 V-8 Ford Coa
Hike new
1934 V-8 Ford Sei^
good buy
iSllOp ]g •
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tsj u§ §are fgr Y01JR Gaf
try and! y,o„ will buy th?
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A Car you will be PROUD
to own
BURRELL
Motor Co.
123 Franklin, N. C.
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