RSDAY, august 13,
THE franklin press AND THE HlGHliANDS MACONIAN
page THR££
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
NKENSHIP-HOUSER
urman F. Houser and Miss
K. Blankenship, b^th ot
okee, were married at the
indist parsonage on August 8
he Rev. C. C. Herbert, Jr.
r and Mrs. James Gray and
i;ter of Raleigh, are spending
ft, days at Mr, Gray’s old home
i on
' and Mrs. Harold Watkins
Mrs, E. E. Watkins returned
[leir home in Alibany, Ga., Sun-
after spending ten days here
ing the latter’s srster, Mrs. H.
>Ld and father, J. A. Conley,
rs Reba Tessier is spendmg
ral days with relatives in At-
iss Floy Meadows returned to
home in Bryson City Monday
r spending the week-end with
sister. Miss Juanita Meadows,
, underwent an operation at
■el-hospital Saturday,
rafaam Gnndstaff, of Keen, N
has been visiting relatives and
nds in Franklin this week.
[lss.es Harriette and Janet iurn-
of Casanova, Va., were the
k-end gueste of Mr. and Mrs.
1 S Slagle at their home on
toogechaye. Accompanied by
IS Mary Slagle, they left Mon-
for Penland, N. C., where they
spend two weeks attrcnding
;ses in weaving at the Penland
Sadie H. Collins, of Wilson,
L Miss Gladys Whitley, of Pan-
0, N. C., spent the week-end at
^donville, the guests of Miss
th Higdon. , v
iiss Josephine Higdon, who is
ng stenographic work in Maii-
a, Ga., is spending t*iis week
•e with her parents, Mr. and
•s, Fred Higdon. She has her
;st for the week Mrs. C. d.
innon, of Valpariso, Fla., the
■mer Miss Georgia Dady.
Virs Jake Smathers, of Canton,
>nt Sunday visiting her parents,
r. and Mrs. T. B. Shepherd, at
-ir home on Harrison avenue,
e was accompanied on ‘her re-
-n by her mother, who ?()ent the
St of the week visiting in Canton
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hurst, of
dgecrest, spent the first of the
‘ek here with Mr. Hursts sistei,
rs. Robert Hyatt, and Mrs.
ursfs sister, Mrs. John H. Trot-
r, Mr, and Mrs, Hurst have jiis*
turned from a trip, to California,
ontana and other western states.
Miss Flora Ivey and Miss Jewell
ussell left for their home in
akeland, Fla.,Tuesday after spend-
g ,a week here, the guests of Mi*-
id Mrs. A. R. Higdon,
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wright,
•,, and son, Robert HI, of Old
oint Comfort, Va,, arrived last
eek-end for a visit with
'/right’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, A,
, McLean, at their home at West s
:ill. Dr. Wright has returned to
s home, while Mrs. Wright and
in will remain for a month s visit.
Miss Dorthy Stewart, of Durham,
-jd her friend, Miss Louise Little,
! Columbia, S. C., who spent a
irt of the'past week visiting Miss
■wart’s parents, Mr, and Mrs,
I G. Stewart, left Wednesday for
tlantic City, N. J,, for a two-
Pbks vacation,
Reid Rogers, who has been work-
ig in Was'hittgton, D, C,, came in
*t week for a visit with his moth-
I Mrs. Sam L. Rogers.
Mr. and JMrs. George -Reid and
)n, Junior, of Detroit, Mich,, ar-
■v«d Saturday for a visit with
»ir parents, Mr, and Mrs. George
eid, Sr., at their home on Frank-
n Route 4, and Mr. and Mrs. H,
I Anderson, at their home on
,.arrison avenue.
Mrs. Charles Matlock returned to
^r home in Winston-Salem- Sun-
|W Eifter spending the week-end
|ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
lini Morrison, at Oak Grove.
^Mr, and Mrs. Allen Siler, of
■revard, spent the first of the
jeek here with Mr. Siler’s mother,
wS- F. L. Siler, -and Mrs, Siler s
brents, Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Pa-
}lo, at their home on Franklin
^oute 4.
^i-s. J, D. Porter, of Old Fort,
spending several days with her
ither, Mrs. W. J, Zachary, and
sister, .Mrs. Harry S. Higgins,
Jthe home of the latter on Har-
ison wenue,
J. E. Rickman returned to Wash
ington, 1). C., Sunday after spend
ing ten days here with his father,
John E. Rickman, and sister, Mrs.
Roy Gibson.
Mrs. Bill Gribble, of Lake Helen,
Fla., spent a couple of days last
week visiting Miss Verna Greene,
at her home on Green street.
^Irs. Sallie Calloway, of Cornelia,
Ga., arRivcd Sunday for a visit
with her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
P’rank Calloway, at her home on
Bonny Cres.t,
George L. Jones, of San Diego,
Calif., arrived Monday for a visit
with his wife and children at the
home of the late W. B. Lenoir on
highway No. 280.
Carl Festa, an employee at
Angel hospital, who has been spend
ing his vacation in New York, Phil
adelphia, Pa., and other points, re
turned to Franklin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs.
J. B, Stalcup and Mrs, Hyldah
Shepherd spent Monday afternoon
in Wayncsville visiting relatives and
friends,
^fr. and Mrs, Roy Cunningham,
Mrs, C. D. Baird, Mrs, Charles
Perry and Mrs. Frahik Curtis spent
Sunday at Lakemont, G«.
Mr. and !Mrs, Don McKinney,
are spending several days in Hia-
wassee, Ga., visiting !^Ir. ]McKin-
ney’s parents.
Mrs. John Mumpower, of Ashe
ville, is hers- for a visit with her
brother, Charlie West.
Mr. and 3.1rs. A. R. Karling left
Saturday for Hendersonville, where
they will spend a few days before
going to their new home at Colum
bia, S. C, Mr, Karling, a forest
service employe, was recently trans
ferred to Columbia.
Little Miss Jacquelfne Ellard is
spending this week in Cornelia, Ga.,
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Ellard.
blisses Edna and Pinkie Green,
of Gastonia, spent last week visit
ing their cousin. Miss Verna Green,
at her home on Green street.
Mrs. Granville Liles and baby, of
Peachland, are spending several
days here with ^Irs, Liles’ parents.
F. H. Scroggs, of Statesville,
spent the week-end here with his
family at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Frank T. Smith. Mr. Scroggs
and family are spending a part of
tJiis week with relatives at Hayes-
ville.
Mrs. Clem Sutton, of Washing
ton, Ga,, is visiting her mother,
Mrs, S. H. Lyle, Sr., at her home
on Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Annie C. Tysingef of Lex
ington, is here for a visit with her
son, (Jarl Tysinger.
Mrs. John V. Toomer has return
ed to her home in Gainesville, Ga,,
after spending the past week visit
ing her sister, Mrs, T, J. Johnston,
at 'her home on Harrison avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Sam L, Rogers and
son returned to their home in
Brooklyn, N, Y,, on Friday after
a visit with Dr, Rogers’ mother,
Mrs, Sam L, Rogers, Sr,, at Rogers
Hall.
Mrs. Homer P. Nichols and
children, of Tallahassee, Fla., are
spending several days in Franklin
visiting relatives and friends.
Sgt. and Mrs. K. R. Helton, of
Clemson, S. C., spent the week-end
visiting Mrs, Helton’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Ledford, at their
home on lotla street. .Mrs. Helton,
before her recent marriage, was
Miss Willie Mae Ledford.
Mrs. R. S. Jones and son, Rich
ard, have returned from a visit
with relatives in Beaufort, S. C.
The condition of Fred Rickman,
who is in the Asheville 'hospital,
was reported Wednesday to be
critical.
Miss Jarvis Ledford is spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
K. R. Helton and Sgt. Helton, in
Clemson, S. C,
Mrs. J. H. Carelock returned to
Franklin last Friday to accept a
position as operator with the West
ern Carolina Telephone company.
Since the first of the year she has
been living at Douglas, Ga.
Mrs. W. A. Rousseau, of Wash
ington, TX C., is spending several
days here with her mother, .Mrs.
Lee Crawford. ?ilrs. Rousseau, be
fore rnarriage, was Miss Timoxena
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. J, O, Harrison, Jr,,
and Miss Martha Harrison, of Fort
Worth, Texas, are here for a visit
with Mr. Harrison’s father, John
O, Harrison, and sister. Miss Amy
Harrison, at their home on Har
rison avenue.
Mrs. Martin Angel and Miss Re
becca Ray have returned from
Winston-Salem, where they spent
several days with Mrs. Angel’s hus
band, who is working there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rickman, of
Gastonia, arrived Tuesday to be
with Mr. Rickman’s mother, Mrs.
Alice Rickman, who is ill at her
home at West’s Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Queen
and family, of Philadelphia, Pa,, ar
rived Friday to spend a week with
Mr, Queen’s father, W. M, Queen,
and other relatives and friends at
West’s Mill,
Mrs, Lewis B, Angel and children,
of Haines City, I'la., are spending
several days visiting Mr, Angel’s
])arents, Mr. and Mrs. T, W. Angel,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brookshire
and family spent the week-end in
Cornelia Ga., visiting relatives and
friends. They were accompained on
their return by Mr.- Brookshire’s
brother, James, who will spend a
few days in Franklin,
Mrs, AL Ezzell returned to her
home in Keenansville Thursday
after spending a month with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Rhodes,, at her
home on Franklin Route L
Mrs. Frank Warren and sons,
with her father, W. B. Martin, of
Perry, Fla., are spending some time
at Trimont Inn. Mr. and Mrs. War
ren were formerly residents of
Franklin.
]\Irs. J. L. Strange and young
daughter, Sylvia, of McIntosh, Fla,,
are spending a week at Trimont
Inn,
Smart Family To Hold
Reunion Sunday
The annual reunion of the Smart
family is to be held Sunday at the
home of Mrs, Elmer Johnson in
East Franklin, The program will
include an address of welcome by
W, C. Smart, president of the fam
ily organization, followed at noon
with a picnic lunch; and, in the
afternoon, a sermon by the Rev.
1^ P McCracken, of Clyde, and
election of officers. All relatives
and friends of the family are in
vited to attend.
Macon Theatre
MON.-TUE., AUG. 17-18
DICK POWELL-RUBY
KEELER
In
Shipmates Forever
Two of your favorites back in
their finest picture !
ADDED—CARTOON & NEWS
Peek-Henderson Reunion
To Be Held Saturday
The Peek afnd Henderson families
of Macon county plan to hoid their
annual reunion Saturday at the
Pine Grove Baptist church. Rela
tives and friends of the two fami
lies are invited to attend.
Reunion To Be Held at
Home of Mrs. Newman
On Saturday, August 23, a family
reunion will be held at the home
of Mrs. A. J, Newman near the
Mulberry church at Otto. All rela
tives are urged to attend and bring
1 picnic lunches.
WED., AUG. 19
The Lady Consents
With
ANN HARDING aCnd
HERBERT MARSHALL
Class A entertainment. One of
the year’s o.utstanding screen
achievements.
added—
“Le Fiesta De Santa Barbara,
a musical revue in color, and
newsreel
THUR.-FRI., AUG. 20-21
JANET GAYNOR-ROB’T
TAYLOR
In
Small Town Girl
The attraction yo,u have been
asking for 1
ALSO—
TRAVELTALK & NEWS
SAT., AUG. 22
RICHARD DilX
In
Yellow Dust
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