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THURSDAY MARCH 4, lt THE FRANKLIN Mill! AND Till HlftHLAND! MACOMAN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES and COMINGS AND GOINGS McGEE-CARSON A very pretty wedding was that of Miss i Georgianna McGee to Richard D. Carson, ' which was quietly solemnized Saturday morn ing at . 10 o'clock, at the Baptist pastorium,. the Rev. W. B. Under wood, pastor of the bride, officiat ing. , The bride, a lovely blond, was attired m a navy blue mannish suit, with navy and sky-blue accessories. Mrs.v Carson, is the; daughter of Mr., and Mrs. George McGee, of Franklin. She is a graduate of the Franklin high school and of Cecil's Business college, in Asheville. For the past few months she 'has been secretary to Fred S. Sloan, district farm agent. Mr. Carson, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carson, of Barnardsville, is a graduate of the Barnardsville high school. He is at. present superintendent of the Macon county prison camp, at Franklin. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Carson left for a short wedding trip. Miss Carolyn Nolen and John R. Faison were the only attendants at the wedding. , Mr. and Mrs. Carson have mov ed into the Hudson apartments on Iotla street. ' . TALLENT-SOURGOUSE Miss Mafjorie Tallent and Frank Sourgouse were quitely married in Cnrnri f,a on fsattirrlav FtfhrU- ary 6. Mrs. Sourgouse, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Tallent, of Franklin. Mr. Sourgouse is from New York and is an enrollee at the Civilian Conservatory Corps at camp F-20, located at West's Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Sourgouse are now making their home at West's Mill. MRS. LON CAMPBELL GIVES QUILTING FAR I x Mrs. Lon Campbell entertained at an all-day quilting party on Wednesday of the past week, at "her home on the Bryson City road. Two beautiful quilts were made Macon Theatre PROGRAM FOR WEEK Matinee Every Day at 3:30 P. M. Night Shows 7 and 9 P. M. SHOWING FROM 3:00 TO 11:00 SATURDAYS SATURDAY, MAR, 6 JOHNNIE MACK BROWN IN "LAWLESS LAND" Alao POPEYE THE SAILOR And 'LIGHTING MARINES' MON.-TUE., MAR. 8-9 "JUNGLE PRINCESS" With DOROTHY LAMOUR, RAY MILLAND, AK.IM TAMIROFFI : A9o "WHOSE BABY ARE YOU" "HOLD THE WIRE" WEDNESDAY, MAR. 10 "EASY TO TAKE" With MARSHA HUNT JOHN HOWARD Added Attraction -,i'RAH RAH RHYTHM" V PARAMOUNT NEWS THURSDAY, MAR. 11 "HIDEWAY GIRL" , Witlh - MARTHA RAYE, SHIRLEY ROSS, ROBERT CUMMINGS --'-rr.r-JAn. "HAPPY HEELS" and "FEMININE FORM" FRIDAY, MAR. 12 "LET'S MAKE A MILLION" ' Starring ' - V EDWARD EVERETT HORTON - ' Alo , "AN ARROW ESCAPE" and Music Over B roadway with Geo. Hall's Orchestra . and a most delicious three-course dinner was enjoyed by all. Those present were Mrs. Lee Waldroop, Mrs. George Bulgin, Mrs. John C. Wright, Mrs. Lee Leach, Mrs. John Cunningham, Mrs. J. R. Ray, Mrs. Wade Arvey, Mrs. Frank I. Murray, Mrs. J. E. Cal loway, Mrs. P.. F. Callahan, Mrs. Henry Waldroop, Mrs. Lon Dal ton, Mrs. Lester Conley and Miss Paul ine Waldroop. U. D. C. TO MEET WITH MRS. CARL S. SLAGLE The Macon county chapter of the United Daughters of Confeder acy will hold their regular monthly business and social meeting on Monday afternoon, March 8, at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Carl S. Slagle. The members are all urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Slagle re turned to their home on Cartooge chaye Wednesday after spending several days in Raleigh. Mrs. T. S. Munday, who is teach ing a school in beauty culture in Gastonia, spent the week-end here on business. WQQQfi WW HIOH-COMMIJSIOM VAIVI-IN-HIAD INOINI ' ' NIW AlUtlLINT, ALL-fTIIL BODIES (WHa UH4 Steal Tt-I T mm UMiitoal Cnilntcln) ' .. ' : ' NIW DIAMOND CROWM i SNIDLINI STYUNO : IMPROVID OLIDINO KNII-ACTION IIDI (I eafre miO Ca-rat Matort InttMmmt FUm , ISSr- 1 m ii . -- f I) i" : S f W v',.. xiw:---0'-'9 1 ' w0'Htwr , - 5S,trWs Phone) 123 Mm. FrfiocU J,. Porter ftn4 Miss Eva Brokaw, of Albany, N. Y.,- ar rived' Friday for a visit with their sister and niece, Mrs. Carl P. Cabe and Mr. Cabe, at their home in the Wright apartments, - on West Main street. ' Mrs. John Allen, who has been seriously ill with bronchial pneu monia, at her home at West's Mill, was reported Monday tos be some what improved. Reid Cabe returned- to his home in Accokeek, Md., Monday, after spending a week -with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Cabe, at their home on Franklin Route 2, and other relatives in Macon county. Mrs. T. ; W. Angel, . Jr., and young son, Tommy III, and Mrs. Furman Angel returned to their homes here Friday, after spending a month in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Dal ton and Joel Dalton, of Gastonia, spent the week-end(l with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dalton, at West's Mill and Mrs Frank Shields, in Franklin. Mrs, A. R. Higdon and two chil dren, who have been spending the past two months in Lake Helen, Fla., returned to their' home here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson, of Johnson City,' Tenn., spent the week-end with relatives on Iotla. S. H. Lyle, returned to Franklin Tuesday on a short "business trip, after spending1 a month in Gaines ville, Fla. He plans on returning to Florida soon. EW I Getboth- 85 HORSEPOWER and 1 . ' . ' ... You get all advantages you sacri fice nothmgwhen you buy a new 1937 Chevrolet with New High Compression Valve-in-Head Engine ' f 1 VON BOOHOMICAi. CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION C nl Jfim SoIm CarporatUm . DETROIT, MICmCAN Binricell Motor Gompaniy Pension Tuberculars 7. ' ST. PAUL, Minn. . . . Rep. J. O. Melby advocates pension for dis abled tuberculars under the Social Securities Act His plan would reduce cost to taxpayers and lower present death rate ol 70,000 each year Irom this disease. Miss Mattie Pearl Bryson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bryson, at West's. Mill, is spend ing several months in Detroit, Mich., with her brother, R. T. Bry son, and attending school. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Garner, of Andrews, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C L. Garner and Mr. and ' Mrs. C. A. Cabe, at their homes on Franklin Route 2. I? r u u ms TRANSrORTATIOM W Mr. and Mn, W. R. PddeH and two children left Thursday for their new home in Atlanta, Ga., where Mr. Paddock, who is with the United States forest service, was transferred. ... Lee Barnard, Jr., left Sunday for Greensboro, where he has accepted a position. Thomas W. Porter, Jr., left Sun day for Nashville, Tenn., where he has a position. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Allison and young son, of , Hayesville, spent Sunday night here with Mrs. Al lison's father, Jack Talley, return ing to their home Monday. Carl Tysinger, Jr., who under went an operation for the removal of his appendix, at Angel -hospital, on Wednesday of the oast week. was reported to be dqing nicely Tuesday. ' Mrs. C. E. Cooper, of Etowah, Tenn., Mrs. T. L. Neu, of Cincin nati Ohio, and' Mr. and Mrs. Nim rod Stiles and son, of Haines City, Fla.,' are here with their father, George T. Stiles, who is in Angel hospital in a serious condition. Mr. Stiles is suffering from apoplexy. Mrs. L. S. McConnell, was brought to Angel hospital on Tues day of the past week suffering from severe burns. Mrs. McCon nell was fanning an open fire with her apron, when it became ignited, badly burning 'her entire left side . before it could ,be extinguished. She was reported by hospital au thorities to be improving. M7 yOflCTtD HYBXAVISS tXAKU SAPITY PUn OLAU ALL ABOUND . (IimiImm0 OINUINI nSHBB NO B1APT VENTILATION L SUPKB-SAfl IHOCKPIOOP tnUINO (I M SlNI t!) Smrimt mm r P i 'v Franldin, N. C
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