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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
comingsand goings
„nPN CLUB TO HOLD
;;?STMAS party
i t with Mrs. R. G. Beshears
■’f cp.s In announcing the meet-
Mrs T W. Angel, Jr., club
iireed all members to
[ed and to- bring a guest. She
‘‘requested each member and
it to bring some gift, costing
„ore than 25 cents.
„ n C CHAPTER TO MEET
Lnday afternoon
*The Macon county chapter of the
I Daughters of the Confeder-
: will meet at 2:30 o'clock Mon-
,v afternoon, December 14, at
,e home of Miss Lilly Rankin on
■verview street. All members are
ised to attend as Christmas boxes,
l,.;ch the chapter gives each year
the Confederate veterans of the
u,nty, will be filled at this meet-
Mrs C. S. Brown, Sr., returned
5 her home here Sunday after
pending ten days in B.atesville,
with her son, C. S. Brown,
,nd Mrs, Brown.
Tilrs J C. Barrington, who has
.been quite ill for several weeks,
1ft Friday for Atlanta, Ga., for
^eatment. In Atlanta she will visit
iher sister, ?>Irs. Compton.
^' Brabson Bulgin, who is attend-
ig school at Floyd, Va., is spend-
Iig several days here with his par-
■ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bulgin.
"l Mr. and Mrs, B«n Harrison spent
\'ednesday afternoon in Highlands
vith Mrs, Harrison’s brother, Carl
ioellner, who has pneumonia.
Dr. Frank Justice, of , Robbins-
/ille, spent awhile here Monday,
fhe guest of Dr. and Mrs. Harry
ililler, at their hom« on West
(lain street.
Herman H. Plemmons, county
[anitary officer, is spending this
leek in Raleigh on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham
ind Miss Lassie Kelly spent Sun-
lay in South Carolina.
Jack Stribling and Harry Holt
left Wednesday for Pisgah Forest
to spend a few days hunting deer.
Doyle Blaine, left for Raleigh
i-Vednesday morning on a business
rip.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dryman, of
caly, ■were here Monday shopping.
Mr. and ilrs. Charlie Kennerly,
)f .Asheville Route 4, were among
visitors here last Thursday.
Macon Theatre
Mrs. A. B. Oniahundro left Fri
day for Sparta, N. C., where she
will spend a month with her hus
band. She also planned to visit rel
atives .at Richmond, Va.
“Aunt Betsy Jane” Grant, who
has been seriously ill with influ
enza, was reported Wednesday to
be improving.
T. C. Bryson has returned to his
home at West’s Mill after spending
the summer in Washington, Mon
tana and California.
Willie Allman returned to his
home here Tuesday, after spending
two weeks in Atlanta, Ga., with his
sister, Mrs. H. B. Kelpin.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Miller have
moved from the W. R. Cunningham
house on the Murphy road to the
Kelly apartment on West Main
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bradley
and son. Tommy, of near Los
Angles, Calif., arrived last week
for a visit with Mr. Bradley’s sist
er, Mrs. Harley R. Breedlove, and
other relatives at Oak Grove.
Mrs. Wade Moody and daughter,
Marian, and Iilrs. Earl W.ard, of
J'otla, are spending this week in
Asheville, visiting Mrs. Moody’s
sister, Mrs. J. A. Campbell.
Mrs. Phil iSlcCoUum and young
daughter returned to their home in
East Franklin Sunday after spend
ing two weeks in Birmingham vis
iting Mrs. McCollum’s parents, Mr.
and ?vlrs. Sloan Kinnebrew.
Mrs. Will Reece, of Cartooge-
chaye, spent Friday with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Arnold, at
her home on Bidwell street.
Mr. and Mrs. Prileau Dryman
have moved from their hom« at
Scaly to an apartment in the I. T.
Peek home. Mrs. Dryman, before
marriage, was Miss Merle Peek.
Ambassador to Russia
Highlands Highlights
edited by MRS. T. C. HARBISON
P.-T. A. TO GIVE SHOWER
FOR LUNCH ROOM
HIGHLANDS, Dec. 9.—A shower
for the benefit of the Highlands
school lunch room will be given at
3:45 o’clock Tuesday afternoon by
the Highlands Parent-Teacher as
sociation in the school auditorium.
A short program of Christmas
carols will be presented.
Those attending are requested to
bring articles suitable for use in
the lunch room, such .as sovp bowls,
plates, salt and pepper shakers,
knives, forks, spoons, and sugar
bowls.
The lunch room has increased in
popularity so greatly that it has
become necessary to increase the
supply of dishes and other equip
ment. At the beginning of this
week, 165 children were being fed
daily in the lunch room.
■WASHINGTON Jam e~sE?
Davies, (above), is the new U. S.
Ambassador to Russia. He takes
the post vacated by Wm. 0. Bul^
itt who recently was appointed
Ambassador to France. Mr. Dav
ies Is a former member of the
Federal Trade Commission.
Palm prints have been used as
court evidence.
Three tons of air are used by the
average motor every thousand miles.
.^n Iowa man has a cornea from
the eye of a still-born baby. His
sight was considerably improved.
LENDING LIBRARY
ESTABLISHED IN HIGHLANDS
A lending library has been estab
lished at Rideout and Rice’s Corn
er Drug store and is proving very
popular. The library has at this
time about five dozen books and
these will be changed each month.
Frank B. Cook has been very ill
with pneumonia at his home here.
Mrs. A. J. Salinas has returned
to Augusta, Ga., after spending the
summer and .autumn at her home,
“Kalalanta.”
Miss M. D. Warren closed her
home bere for the winter and left
Monday for California.
Ciirl Zoellner is critically ill at
his home here with pneumonia.
Twin girls were born to Mr. ami
Mrs. DeWitt Calloway at their
home here December 8.
Alec McCall who had been ill
for many months died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Piaul Henry,
the night of December 7. The fu
neral was held the following day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Townsend
left last week after spending the
autumn at Hotel Edwards.
Luther Rice, Jr., made a trip
early this week to Anderson, S. C.
Buck Caldwell of Dahlonega, Ga.,
was i,n Highlands XIonday.
Fall-born flies die in winter.
Lieut. J, E. Brown, M. D„ ar
rived last week to take the place of
Dr. (dissen, at CCC Camp NC F-19
i.n Horse Cove. Dr. Glissen was re
cently transferred and promoted.
Dr. Brown and his family are oc
cupying the Nawl cottage on East
Chinese made
first useful paper.
Reindeer cannot travel on glare
ice.
The Statute of Liberty weighs 225
tons.
The iceberg
patrol began in
1912.
Meerschaum,
cream-tinted miii-
Births
MON.-TUE., DEC. 14-15
PICCADILLY JIM
With
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
MADGE EVANS
BILLY BURKE
ROBERT BENCHLEY
It’s Montgomery’s best picture
in yearS:—loaded with laughs and
I packed with stars !
NEWSREEL ADDED
WED.-THUR., DEC. 16-17
LITTLE LORD
FAUNTLEROY
With
FREDDY BARTHOLOMEW
1 DOLORES COSTELLO BAR
RYMORE, and All Star Cast
. A world-famo,us novel—now a
'ivid, throbbing, thrilling screen
I masterpiece for the show-world s
I Hall of Fame. An entertainment
I Epic to live for ages!
ALSO COLOR CARTOON
FRI.-SAT., DEC. 18-19
THE THREE WISE
GUYS
With
ROBERT YOUNG AND
I BETTY FURNESS
Damon Runyon hits the spot
^gain with one of his famous
comedy yarns. Entertainment for
Christmas season!
1 ADDED—
OUR GANG COMEDY and
13, “FLASH GORDON”
Admission All Shows—10 & 2Sc
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Angel an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Nancy Louise, on Friday, Novem
ber 27 at the home of Mrs. Angels
parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Joe Potts,
''^'“in'^Wilham Todd, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reece at
their home in Andrews Wedne^s^
day morning, December . ^
Mrs. Reece formerly hved
Franklin.
Patton Valley
By LEONA P. DUNCAN
Robert A Patton and family has
» F»nUl.. for .he ««»
The community f jj miss
them up and will
iniuth srs;
'1n^nT?e Waldroop entertained
./ a social last Saturday night.
Everybody had a good
The people of th ^
„et at Patton VfX pastor, r,,.
night and gave tne . a g^ort
2. Croy, a Po^-^croy and a
talk was made Every-
Sy "se°eUT"delighted with the
happy given by Mr. and
A social was g j^st
^'^l^riSrcrow?att.ended and
Tnjoyed music Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Home J
spent Sunday with their
Addie Patton- Wed-
Miss cousin, Miss
nesday night • g the Rab-
Katheryn Ann Huggms,
bit Creek community^ _
COME
♦
Anticipating your gift needs, we have placed in stock thi^s
vear the widest assortment of Christmas goods we have ever had.
You will find 'in our store a gift appropriate for each and every
member of the family and priced within your ability to pay.
We invite you to come in and look around. Everything has
been attractivelv displayed. You can make gift selections at your
own leisure. And, perchance, should you desire some article which
we do not have in stock, please consult us. Doubtless, we will be
able to obtain it for you at moderate price. We make a specialty
of individual orders in watches, jewelry, fountain peris and novel-
'ties We have contracts with a wide market; just tell us of your
wants and you will be surprised at our ability to fi 1 them. Christ-
mas is drawing near, but there is still time to place orders for
o-ifts out of the usual nature.
&
“Wo Buy
When the hoot owls hoo ,
And the nighthawks c^w.
Y/e’ll whole sole your
And save you dough.
Box 212
HORN’S ^ p Horn « phone 82
The chances are, however, that you will find something to fit
the need right in our store. Here you will find select toilet articles,
such as Yardlev’s preparations, put up m attractive gift sets foi
which we are exclusive agents . . perfumes to suit every taste
nlta modern aluminum knick-knacks . . . cocktail shakers
;nd serving sets . . • leather goods . . . costume jewelry_. .
“e finest in candies . . • pipes, choice smokmg tobaccos, cigars
1 ricrnrettes in gift packages . . . dresser sets . . . and, oh.
f."il too manv things to mention in a limited space. Just come m
and see for yonrself,
Norris, Nunnally’s and
Martha Washington Candies |
PERRY’S DRUG STORE i
Franklin, N. C.
Opposite Cocrthcwse