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PAGE EIGHT THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MAC0N1AN THURSDAY, MARCH lt 1M7 ADDITIONAL FRANKLIN SOCIAL ITEMS RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 20 Members of the F. S. Johnston Bible class of the Franklin Metho dist church will hold another rum mage sale Saturday, March 20, in the old Citizens bank building, re cently vacated by the C. T. Blaine Seed company. Come early before things are picked over. variety 01 uuuwib will bo for sale; U. D. C. TO HOLD PLANT SALE The Macon county chapter of the United Daughters of Confed eracy will hold a plant sale soon. Several kinds of plants, shrubs and cut flowers will be on display. Please watch The Press for further announcements. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Nichols spent Friday and Saturday of last week with Mrs. C. H. McClure. Mr. and Mrs. ' Nichols were on their way from Tallahassee, Fla., to Jackson, Miss., where they will make their home. Mrs. J. H. Stribling is quite ill Classified Advertisements WANTED Reliable woman ex perienced cook for family of. three. Apply Box 397, Highlands, N. C. Itp ' FOR SALE Nice blooming size double Tiger Lily Bulbs, ten cents each. Postage extra. Mrs.. W. R. Watkins, Cullasaja, N. C. Mil 2tp M18 DIAMOND BRAND RUGS 6x9, $2.95; 9x7, $3.50; 9xl0, $3.95; 9x12, $4.95. SANDERS' STORE 4tc M4 M25 FOR SALE Second hand horses, mules and cows in good condition Two miles 'out. of town on the Murphy road. G. F. BURRELL. Itp LOST Last Saturday; Sack con taining several packages on high way between Prentiss and River side. Reward if . returned to The Franklin Press Office. GEORGE HENRY Itp FREE If excess acid causes you Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indi gestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat ing, Nausea, get free sample doc tor's prescription, Udga, at Perry's Drugstore.. v M18-12tp J3 ' TUB SALE Will have our two-timesa-year tub sale Saturday. March 20th Tubs at 25c each an this date. See us for bulk garden, field and flower seeds, plants and many other items. Don't lose time shopping around at other places as ours is the only real seed store in town. Thanks. C,T, BLAINE Mil 2tc M18 LESPEDEZA SEED Triple?' cleaned K o b e , Korean, Common and Tennessee Seventy Six, 15 per lb., cash with order. Good seed, not trash. We consider Kobe the best va riety. Stocks limited due to short crop. Rush your order to make sure of get ting seed. Best of all le gumes to qualify for gov ernment soil building.' R. P. STEGALL CO. Pioneer Growers MARSH VILLE, N. C. . 1. i HORN'S SHOE SHOP SAYS WE ARE STILL MENDING SHOES' While the wind blows cold, And Spring is near, Have your Shoes half-soled . With our Soles so dear. HORN'S SHOE SHOP Box 212 Troy F. Horn Opposite Courthouse at her hprhe on West Main street. G. R.. McPherson has returned to his home on Franklin Route 2, after spending the winter months in Meadow View, Va., with his daughter, Mrs. H. F. Bailey.- J Elbert and Bernard Hall, whore working iaufoit, Michvcame in Monday for a V visit with their mother, Mrs. John) W. Hall, at her home on. Bidwell street. Mrs. T. D. BradwelL of Athens, Ga., is spending several days here with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Row land and Mr. Rowland, at their home in the Orlando apartments, on Harrison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horner Stock ton and three children, Miss Cleo belle Moore and C. C. West made a business trip to Knoxville, Tenn., on Friday of the past week. MissPauline Powers and Miss Amy Harrison spent the week-end at Mount Berry, Ga with friends, returning to their homes' here Monday night Mrs. J. Frank Ray left Monday for Atlanta, Ga., to attend Jie's Beauty Qinic this jveek. J. Steve Porter, of Henderson ville. was here WeHnesday on busi ness and visiting his mother, Mrs J. A. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Watkins have purchased the Hudson apart ments on Iotla street. Miss Mildred Moore spent Thurs day and Friday in Asheville. Miss Anna 'Jean Hall, left Wed nesday for Atlanta, Ga, where she will spend several days visiting friends. V Mrs. M. L. Dowdle has "been ill for several days at her home on the Georgia road. Miss Evelyn G. Waldroop, daugh ter of Mrs. Goldie Waldroop, of Franklin Route 1, who is spending the winter in West Palm Beach, Fla., is being extensively entertain ed during her stay i there. Mrs. Betty McConnell Dies at Demorest, Ga. Mrs. Betty McConnell, a former resident of Macon county, and wife of J. C. McConnell, died at her home in Demorest, Ga, Sunday, March 14, of pneumonia, after an illness of only 18 hours. Mrs. McConnell was in her 79th year. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Mann, of Prentiss, N. C. After her marriage to Mr. McConnell she moved to Scaly, where she lived until they moved to Demorest about 15 years ago. Surviving are her husband, five sons, ; Raleigh, Scaly, C.;' Bob, Cornelia, Ga.; Paul, Demorest, Ga.; Ray, Detroit, Mich., and J. G, of the state of Washington; two daughters, Mrs. Dryman, Scaly, and Mrs. Sutton Fostor, Cornelia, Ga., and several grandchildren. Funeral services ware held on Monday, March 15, at the Metho dist church in Demorest, Ga., and burial was in the church cemetery. Three Great Pictures at .Theatre Next Week Three great pictures are booked for the Macon Theatre for the coming week. Eleanor Powell in "Born to Dance" Monday and Tuesday. iMiss Powell's dancing is far better than .even "Valiant is the Word for Carrie," a picture , everyone should see Gladys George, a new actress, plays' the role of Carrie. A true story that happens in every small town, This picture shows one day only, Wednesday. March 24. Those two scrapping sweethearts of "Hands Across the Table" and 'The Princess Comes Across," Car ole Lombard and Fred MacMurray are back in the swingiest picture yet. "Swing High, Swing Low." This' is -engaged for two days, Thursday and Friday, March 25-26. LEGAL ADVERTISING EXECUTRIX' NOTICE -, Having qualified as executrix of Eugene R. Black, deceased, late of Macon county, N. C this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the , 15th day of March, 1938, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This lgth day of March, 1937. GUSSIE GRADY BLACK, Executrix. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deepest appreciation for the many deeds of kindness and words of comfort shown us during . the sickness and death of our dear "husband and father. . . MRS. G. C. DOWDLE AND CHILDREN. Itp The average life of an automo bile is 8 years and 4 months. a JN MEMORY OF REVEREND ALVIN SOLESBEE ur hearts are grieved in szai re gret For one who's gone, we cannot face. Among the many we have met No one can ever take his place. With an open mind he saw his task, ' In kindness that would warn a prince, He nevef turned aside to ask A thing except good common sense. With a friendly hand, and a smile to add, He treated all alike the same; He made both young and old alike feel glad ; He was a hero in the game. I thought a lot of him, and why? He had a touch that -told irhe tale He lived down here for God on high, Lo ! Now he's gone across the Vale. Where Angels dwell in peace sub lime, No parting in that Home above; We hope to meet again sometime, With Christ, our Lord, where all is love. (adv.) By TROY F. HORN 1034 1160,231 thought Used Corsfrom Chevrolet wew EUYY0U3 USED CAR FROM YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR THESE REASONS Your Chevrolet dealer has the finest selection of used cars in bis entire history. All makes all models. 2 Big volume enables your Chevrolet dealer to give you bigger value . . . at lower prices. 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For Reliable Field and Garden Seeds (The Best Money Can Buy) Go to The FARMERS FEDERATION WAREHOUSE Palmer Street : Franklin, N. C. 1,425,90Q bouoht Used Cars from mevrolet Dealers 3C$D QGJ5 Gfi030Q7 ! 3fe ss?.. J INCLUDING MANY 1935-1936 CHEVROLETS . . . UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES I TERMS TO Suit your purse on gmac PAYMENT PLAN 11-Motor Co In cold frame only, N. Y. Wond erful, Iceberg. POTATOES-Irish Cobbler, Spauld intr Rose- andvGreen Mountain. Field Seeding . LESPEDEZA Korean, Common, Kobe, Jrennesseel7j6. CLOVERS Redo Sapling Alsike, White Dutch. " . GRASSES Kentucky Blue, Red Top, Orchard, Rye Grass. Other Crops OATS: Fulghum; RAPE, white spring, red and Burt. Spade or plow in all manure available on rest of garden. Lime if possible, but leave , lime and manure off, potato land. Finish all fruit tree pruning and dormant scale spraying (spray oil, lime sulphur with arsenate of lead or nicotinesulphate, according to maker's directions.) CARD OF THANKS We wish (to express our deepest thanks for the kindness, help and sympathy shown us in our bereave ment, and especially for the beauti ful floral offerings. MRS. A. S. SOLESBEE AND FAMILY. Itp . 1936 P.?,039 USED CARS OF THE MOST OUT STANDING QUALITY AND VALUE . . ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, Franldin, N. C. M18-6tc-J&J-A22
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