[SDAY,
NOV. 19. 193*
the franklin press and the highlands MACONIAN
page three
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
OMINGS AND GOINGS
Miss Elizabeth Barnard left Sat
urday for Baltimore, Md., where
she has a civil service position with
the Social Security board.
Edwin Smith, of Hayesville, spent
the week-end here with his aunt,
Mrs. A. 15. Slagle.
Miss Ruth Slagle,
daughter
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Reid, who
have had a grocery store in the
old Farmers’ P'ederation stand on
West ^,Iain street, have moved
back to their former home at
Spindale.
Mr. and ^Irs. Roy Womack spent
of the week-end at Scaly visiting Mrs.
, George B. Patton
• the former residence
avenue of Ur. .and Mrs.
''t Sniitli- They moved mto
; home Tuesday.^
“llolsrC.' Franks went to
Tuesday, to attend a dis-
''■^“vVuSe'aml Dick Slagle,
irfy ^ with the forest
I Sheriff and Mrs. A. B. Slagle, went Womack’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Rachel Davis, of Highlands, ^® Chapel Hill Friday to attend j W. l-i.. McConnell.
Ai„_ , - 1 the football game between the uni-i Joseph Ashear spent a couple of
versity of North Carolina and | days the first of the week in At
lanta, (ia., buying his winter stock
are
•orkin^i
, in Lafayette, Oa. spent
" Pk end here-wtth relatives.
tiecca Brazwell, comm;er-
iss ViicrVi
I , ,11 the Franklin high
nt the week-end with
. spent me w
U in Greensboro.
Alice Murray returned to
p in ^.thens, Ga.,, Sunday
tending a week with her
Le Mrs George J. Johnston,
■ I,nnie on Harrison .avenue,
f nd -M«. 1^- V. Miks and
Richard Ul, have returned to
H home on Bidwell street after
din" ten days in Opelousas
i Ivl^re tKey went to attend
IfuneraLof Ur. F. C. Sliute, Si.,
Miles’ father,
l and -Mrs. John Wilhs Fox
Ueville, spent Wednesday with
El'ox’s grandparents, Judge and
I John B. Willis, at their home
S”“ Howard W.Ik..
i small daughter, of A^den, and
[s B C. Naylor, of Asheville,
re here Sunday visiting Mr.
Ilkie's and Mrs. Naylor’s mother,
fs W. G. Wilkie.
iirs Leila Gibson, who is nurs-
jn die Haywood County hos-
il at Waynesville, spent the first
the week with her parents, Mr.
1 Mrs. James Uryman, at their
ne near the Cozad roller rnill.
tir, and .Mrs. S. H. Lyk, Mr-
1 Mrs. J. E. Perry and B. VV.
hnson attended the Carolina-
ike football game in Chapel Hill
iturday.
ilrs. J. A. Deal has returned from
larlotte -where she spent several
ys with her daughter, Mrs. J.
Toomer.
iliss Gracc McGaha, who is
iking wdth the county agent at
jbbinsville,, spent the wC'ek-end
th her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McGaha, at their home at
est’s Mill.
Mrs. R .D. Sisk, who has been
Biltmore hospital in Asheville,
s gone to Bakersville, where she
ill spend several weeks with her
lughter, ifrs. A. E. Go.uge, and
r. Gouge.
and ilrs. Sam Greenwood,
;of Lafayette, Ga., spent the week
end with their aunt. Miss Lassie
;Kelly, at Kelly’s Tea room.
, iDr. and Mrs. T. J. O’N'eil made
a business trip to Asheville Tues-
|day.
Macon Theatre
MON.-TUE., NOV. 23-24
ROBERT TAYLOR
BARBARA STANWYK
HIS BROTHER’S
WIFE
. America’s grand new love team
in the picture that has enjoyed
extended runs across the nation!
added—
i^lEWS AND SPORTS SHORT
and Miss ^largaret Cozad, of
Franklin, spent the week-end in
Commerce, Ga., with Miss Davis’
sister, !\Irs. A. I). Bolton.
John Cunningham has returned
to his home here after a ten-days
trip to Opelousas, La., and Crockett,
Texas, where he visited his sister,
Mrs. Don Young, and Jvlr. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Ellard and
two children, Katherine and Martin,
spent the week-end in Greenville,
S. C., with Mrs. Ellard’s mother.,
!Mrs. B.ud Martin.
Miss Mary Will Higdon, who i?
working in Sylva, spent the week
end here with-her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Higdon.
Mrs. Ellen Crawford, of Car-
toogechaye, spent the week-end at
West’s ^lill, visiting Mrs. Albert
Duke university,
Mrs. Nannie Bleckley and son,
Billy, went to Atlanta, Ga., Mon
day. Billy, who has 'been sick for
the past year., had an examination
at Piedmont hosjiital.
Worth Cai)ps, of Summersfield,
spent the week-end in Franklin
with friends.
Miss Lassie Kelly spent Tuesday
in Asheville on business.
Mrs. Allen Siler and daughter, of
Black Mountain, have been spend
ing several days with Mrs. Siler’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pat-
tillo, at their home on Franklin
Route 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Prileau Dryman, of
Scaly, spent the week-end
Rickman, at the hom'C of Mr. and ‘ with Mrs. Dryman’s parents, Mr.
Mrs. R. R. Rickman.
and Mrs. L T. Peek.
of merchandise.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dryman, of
Scaly, were here Saturday shop
ping.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swanson and
.\fiss Meda Peek spent the week
end in Knoxville and Etowah, lenn.
.Mrs. I'rank Higdon and Mrs.
Lester Conley spent a couple of
days the first of the week in At
lanta, Ga., the guests of Mr. and
.Mrs. F. G. Burnette.
Miss Sue Ella Owen, a member
of the staff of the Folk school at
Brasstown, spent the week-end on
Cartoogechaye, the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Slagle.
Joe Palmer, who has been con
fined to his room for the past
week, is able to be out again.
Miss Josephine Higdon, who is
doing stenographic work in At
lanta, Ga., spent the week-end here
with her parents, Mr. and I^Irs.
Fred Higdon.
Airs. Rupert Bridgers and son,
Bobby, .of Roland, are spending
several days here with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Thomas.
Mrs. Wilmer Stevens, who has
been confined to her room for the
past two weeks with septic sore
throat, was reported to be improv
ing Wednesday.
Fred Bryson returned to his home
on Cullasaja Wednesday,, after
spending 18 days in Angel hospital
recovering from injuries received
in a' fall.
Mrs. Reba Tessier is spending a
few days in Washington, 1). C..
with her daughter, Miss Cieorgian-
na Tessier.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Love an
nounce the birth of a son, Tillery
Jackson, on Friday, November 13,
at their home near the Cozad rol
ler mill.
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In
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TRACTORS
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lall!
ALSO, CARTOON
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; With
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ROSCOE KARNS
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