THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1937
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MAC0N1AN
PAGE THREE
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
! and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
F S. JOHNSTON BIBLE CLASS
TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE
Members of the F. S. Johnston
Bible class of the Franklin Metho
dist" ctourch . will hold a rummage
sale Saturday, March 15, in the
old Citizen's bank building, recently
vacated by the C. T. Blaine.- Seed
company.
Various articles of clothing will
be for sale, so come early.
BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR
MR. CHARLES A. CABE
Mrs. Charles A. Cabe entertained
with a dinner at her home on Sun
day, February 28, honoring her hus
band on his 71st birthday anniver
sary, which would have been Wed
nesday, March 3.
A very delicious dinner was en
joyed by all present.
Those attending were Mrs. R. C.
Snyder and children, of Cornelia,
Cli Mr anrl Mrs HrnHv Cnrnpr
and children, of Andrews; Reid
Cabe and a friend, Glenn Pickerel,
of Accokeek, Md.; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Cunningham and son, Bobby,
of Rainbow Springs; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Smith and daughter, Betty, of
Rainbow Springs; Misses Beuna
and Dorothy Cabe, Avery Cabe
and Edwin Hall, of Franklin.
-His family . consists of 12 living
children and 20 grandchildren, one
i sister, Mrs. J. E. Wooten and one
brother, H. G. Cabe. ,
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Macon Theatre
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Matine Every Day at 3:30 P. M.
Night Shows 7 and 9 P. M.
SHOWING FROM 3:00 TO 11:00
SATURDAYS
SATURDAY, MAR. 13
"OLD CORRAL"
Starring
GENE AUTRY, the Singing
Cowboy
With
Smiley Burnett, Hope Manning,
Lon Chatney, Jr.
Also
Lat Chapter of "Fighting Marinea"
"Gags and Gals"
MON.-TUE, MAR. 15-16
Gladys Swarthout, Fred MacMurray
In .
"CHAMPAGNE
WALTZ"
With
JACK OAK.IE, Herman Bing,
Veloz and Yolanda dance team,
Frank Forest and Ernest Coseart
Added Attractions
"Salty1 McGuire,' cartoon and
VINCENT LOPEZ and his
Orchestra
WEDNESDAY ONLY, Mar. 17
Edward Arnold awd Francine
Larrimore In
"JOHN MEADE'S
WOMAN"
With
Gail Patrick and George Brancroft
Also
PARAMOUNT NEWS and
COMEDY
THURSDAY ONLY, Mar. 18
"ROAD TO GLORY"
Starring
. Fredric March, Warner , BaxteY,
Lionel Barrymore
With
June Lang, Gregory R&toff and a
. t Tumiovne
van or i iiuujnnuj
Short . Subjects
"Play Girl." and "Chespeake Bay
Returns"
FRIDAY ONLY, Mar. 19
"PIGSKIN PARADE"
With a Cast Picked for Entertain
ment Stuart Erwin, Johnnie
Downs, Arline Judge, Jach Haley,
Patsy Kelley, Dixie Dunbalr, Tony
Martin, Judy Garlalnd ,aid THE
YACHT CLUB BOYS A parade
of aotoff laughs, dances, thrills and
FOOTBALL.
Added Attractions t 'Pokey the
Wrestler," "Paramount Pictorial"
Joseph Ashear has been confin
ed to his room for the past 10
days, suffering from a severe case
of influenza.
Mrs. I. W. C. Johnson has re
turned to Franklin after spending
the winter with relatives in Wash
incton. D. C later visiting her
sons. John A. Tohnson and W.
, -
lohnsnn in Knrlc Hill. S. C and
Mrs. Thos. I. Woodridge, of
Asheville. Mrs. Johnson plans to
open Trimont Inn on April 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mashburn
are spending ten days in New
York where Mrs. Mashburn will
take a special course in all lines
of. beauty culture at the Hotel
Pennsvlvania. Thev were accom
panied by Miss jess Angel and
Miss Olivia ratton. who will at
tend the fashion show while in
New York.
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Underwood
returned to their home here Wed
nesday afternoon, after spending
a couple of days in bummerville
and Monticello, Ga., visiting rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Betty Waldroop is spending
several days in Atlanta, Ga., visit
ing relatives and friends.
Wiley Rogers, of Atlanta, Ga.,
spent . the first of the week here
with friends. ' (
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Page and
daughter, Mary Frances, left
Thursday mornine for Atlanta, Ga.,
where they will spend the remaind-
er of the week.
Mrs. R. S. Jones and Mrs. Black
burn W. Johnson left Monday for
Florida for a week's stay. Mrs.
Gen A. Tones and Mrs. J..S. Sloan
who have been spending some time
in Tampa, will return with them.
Mr ami Mrs. Harlev Dunbar re-
- " .
turned to their home in East Frank
lin last week, after spending three
weeks in West Palm Beach and
Jacksonville, Fta.
Mrs F. G. Crispe is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Baze Tallent, who
has been making her home lor uw
past month in Charleston, o. l
Thpndore Elliott who has been
working in South" Carolina, has re
turned to his home here.
TVm Wooten. who is working in
;rtiitK Carolina. SDent last week
With his family, at, their home in
East Franklin.
Prnf G. L. Houk and D. Robert
Davis returned to their homes here
Tuesday night, after spending a
couple of days m Raleigh on dusi
riess. Mrs Sam Gibson, of Iotla, lett
Tuesday for Charlotte to attend the
Stat Convention of the Woman's
Missionary union, Mrs. Gibson be
ing county associational superin
tendent, was sent as a representa
tive from the Baptist churches in
Marnn rnuntv.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Foster and
daughter have .returned to their
home in Davie, West Va., after a
visit here with Mr. Foster's sister,
Mrs.- H. H. Mashburn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conley and
Mrs. W. A. Rogers spent Wednes
day in Asheville shopping. ,
Miss Lois West and Miss Dor
othy Grindstaff were the week-end
guests of the latter's grandfather,
B. C. Grindstaff, in Asheville.
Henry Reed, an employee of the
Nantahala Light and Power com
pany, has returned to his work
again, after being out for several
days on account of an infected eye.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Guffey are
building a five-room bungalow on
Bidwell street adjoining Henderson
Calloway's residence.
S. H. Lyle returned to Gaines
ville, Fla., Sunday after spending
a week here on business and visit
ing his mother, Mrs. S. H. Lyle,
Sr., at her home oh Harrison
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brendle,
Miss Mary Lou Swanson and Miss
Thelma Waldroop, of Candler,
spent the week-end with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Goldie Waldroop, at
her home on Franklin Route 1.
W. L. Nothstein, of Andrews,
was here Monday on business.
Mrs. Fred Moore, of West's Mill,
who underwent a very serious op
eration at Angel hospital Saturday,
was reported to be doing nicely
this week. .
Resigns Air Post
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WASHINGTON . . . Refusing to
resign for more than a year, Eu
gene L. Vidal (above), has now
vacated the post of Director of
the Bureau of Air Commerce rbe
canse of criticism heaped upon the
Bureau as result of recent airline
crashes. v
George Gibson made a business
trip to Webster Saturday afternoon.
Jesse Tessier is spending two
weeks in Jacksonville, St.- Augus
tine and Tampa, Fla., with rela
tives and friends.
Miss Josephine Waldroop left
Sunday for Charleston, S. C, where
she will spend this week with her
sister, Mrs. L. E. Penland.
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. T. Love have
moved from the John Jones house
near the roller mill to the Morgan
house in East Franklin which Mr.
Love has recently purchased.
Mrs. J. J. Blaine returned to her
home in East Franklin last week,
after a visit with her sons, D. N.
Blaine in Brooklyn, N. Y., and J.
C. Blaine in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cunningham
and three children, of Cornelia,
Ga., spent Sunday, on Bonny Crest
with Mr. Cunningham's sister, Mrs.
George Brown and Mr. Brown.
Mrs. Francis J. Porter and "Miss
Eva Brokaw returned to their
homes in Albany, Y., after
spending a week here with their
sister and niece, Mrs. Carl Cabe
and Mr. Cabe, at their home in
the Wright apartment oa West
Main street '.
George B. Patton, C Tom Ery
son and E. B. Byrd left Sunday
for Raleigh, where they will spend
a few days on official business.
Miss Nora Leach returned to her
home here Saturday from Aquone,
where she taught school the past
term.
Mrs. T. L. Neu returned to her
home in Cincinnati, Ohio, Satur
day after spending two weeks here
with her father, George T. Stiles,
who is ill in Angel hospital.
Mrs. R. M. Hudson has sold her
bungalow on Harrison avenue,
known as the Will Shepherd prop
erty to Mr. and Mrs. Quince
Hauser.
Charlie Mason has returned to
his home in Hay den, Colo., after
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M. Mat
lock, and other relatives at West's
Mill.
T. B. Higdon, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga.,
spent -the week-end at Higdonville
with his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Higdon, at the home of Mrs. Eva
Keener, daughter of Mrs. Higdon.
Mrs. E. B. Schulman, who under
went an operation at Angel hos
pital Friday for the removal of her
appendix, was reported Tuesday to
be getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Nannie Allen, who has been
quite ill at her home at West's
Mill, suffering from bronchial pneu
monia, was reported to be some
what improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod Stiles and
young son, returned to their home
in Haines City, Fla., Saturday, after
spending two weeks here with Mr,
Stiles' father, George T. Stiles, who
has been seriously ill in Angel hos
pital. I
Dr. W. E. Furr left Saturday
night for Washington, D. C, where
he will spend this week attending
the Five-State Dental clinic.
On Sunday morning the Rev. J.
A. Flanagan took part fn the instal
lation service of the Rev. J. Clyde
Plexico in the West Asheville Pres
byterian church. Following the ser
vices, he and Mrs. Flanagan went
on to Charlotte to attend evan
gelistic services being conducted by
Gypsy Smith, Sr. They returned to
Franklin Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. J. A. Flanagan was in
Atlanta on business Friday and
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Brabson Bulgirt,
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert -West
announce the birth of a son on
Saturday March 6, at their home
in j West Franklin.-
A daughter, Marie . Pearl, wa9
born'', to Mr. and . Mrs, Fred E.
Crisp at their home on the Br.yson
City road, on Saturday, February
27. '
Series of Meetings to
Start at ,Otto
Sunday, Mar. 21, a series of
Comets
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BEAUTY
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Makes Life More Worthwhile
It is my business to assist you in retaining your
beauty, thereby bringing added joy to your life and
the lives of others around you.
To better serve you, I miss no opportunity to learn
all that 1 can about beauty culture, the most modern
methods of treatment, the latest styles of coiffure.
To this end I will attend the International Beauty's
greatest show on earth held at the Hotel Pennsyl
vania, New York City, March 8 to 12.
The shop will be operated in my absence by Miss
Hazel Everett and Miss Ruth McKinney.
PEARL MASHBURN, Prop.
Franklin Beauty Shop
Telephone 120
Make the Youngsters Happy
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most reasonable prices.
BRING THE KIDS TO OUR STORE IT
WILL BE A TREAT FOR THEM
New Five & Ten Cent Store
FRANKLIN, N. C.
meetings will be started at the As-
bury-. Methodist church, Otto, .and
will continue during the week. At
the Sunday service at 11 o'clock,
tlie Rev. Dumont Clarke, director
of the religious department of the
Farmers' Federation will deliver
the address. . 1
During the week the meetings
will start at 7 p, m. with a brief
song service, after which the Rev.
0. E. Croy, pastor of the church,
will speak.
Those who wish to take part in
the choir are urged to meet
promptly at 7 o'clock.
s Tell me thy company and I will
tell thee what thou art. Cervantesj
JOHNNY BEHR says:
"With Camels, my di
gestion works smooth
ly." Camels speed up
the flow of digestive
fluids alkaline fluids.
FOOD EDITOR, Dorothy
Malone, says: "The smart
touch is to have Camels
on the table from hors
d'oeuvres through des-
Kttm Camels add a world
easure to eating.
Franklin, N. C.
WITH
Easter
Novelties
Candy
AND
Decorations
ismiBMMttflBfajHi
Next to Christmas there is no
season of the year so dear to
the hearts of children as Easter.
Of course, they expect Easter
eggs, bunnies and chicks. We
have them galore . . . and at