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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1137
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ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN
SOCIAL ITEMS
(Continued from Page Three)
Mrs.. Jack Stribling, who has been
confined . to her bed for the past
. week, is reported to s be gradually
irojiroving.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. .R, .Higdon' and
son, John Crawford, and Mrs. Her
man Cliilders spent Tuesday in
Asheville shopping. . ; .
Bernard and Elbert Hall, who
have been here several days visit
ing their mother, Mrs. John Hall,
returned to their work in Detroit,
Mich., Monday.
I Miss Chloebel Bleckley, who is
' attending Georgia State college, for
women,, at Milledgeville, is spend
ing the Easter holidays here with
her mother, Mrs. Nannie Bleckley.
' Milton Sanders and Floyd Wey
man returned to their school work,
at the State college in Raleigh
Monday, after spending several
days here with their -parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sanders and 'Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Weyman, at their
homes on Harrison avenue.
' ' Mrs. R. V. Miles and young son
have returned to their 'home on
Bidwell street, after spending sev
eral weeks with relatives , and
frierids in' Alabama.
' George' TV Stiles, ' who 'has been
in Angel hospital for the past six
weeks, recovering from' a stroke
of' apoplexy, was removed to his
home on "'West Main street Mon-
- r.smd" ,1JMr. Pwighf Hoilman
have " returned to their' hbfne in
Winston-Salem after '''-Spending a
. feW'f'-'nere'iwilfi" Mr- Hoilman's
jnpfrhpV, MnTTiiA Horlman.
''Miss Rnby Halll returned to her
notne' in AtFartfa- ' ia., ' Tuesday,
' after a visit heYe with her mother,
Mr6-JohaJIaIl. .
' Mrs. K. R. Helton, of Clemson,
S. C; is spending two weeks . with
her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. R. M.
Ledfordv-afc their .home rOir Iotla
street. Mr. Helton, who spent the
week-end here, Returned . to -.his.
borne Sunday.
Mr. apd Mrs. G. C. Ensley, and
Mrs. Bertha Saylor,' of Asheville,
Spent Sunday ' here , 'with their
mother, Mrs. W. G. ' ilkie.Orl
their return they were accompan
- ted by their sister, Miss Flora
jVilkie, who will spend sometime
in Asheville.
. Frank Shope, who is with the
United States forest service in
Arkansas, i$ 'spending several days
with his parents, .Mr, and Mrs. Z.
V. Shope, at , their home at Pren-.
tiss. .' .....
Misses Laura - and Carrie Hall
returned ,.to Richmond,. Va.,, M0117
day,, after, .spending the week-end
here.wijth their mother, Mrs. John
Hall, at her home on Bidwell street.
! ; Mrs. , Ernest L. Johnson and
daughter, Mrs.' Blanton . Bagwell
SCRAP IRON WANTED
We will be in Franklin for at
least ninety days to buy all
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J. G. -PAYNE
and daughter, Ralph 'Landrum' and
H. , C. Wellman,, all of Daytona
Beach, Fla, spent the jiirst of the
week on Cullasaja with Mrs. John
son's and 'Mr.: Landrum's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Land.rum..
Mrs. Priscilla McHan and son,
Virgil McHan and wife, 'of Salt
Lake City, Utah, have been spend
ing several 'days with Mrs. Mc
Han's .brother, D. C. Byrd, at his
home at Oak Grove and her sister,
Mrs. Tim Hoilman at her home in
Franklin.
S. C. Cartledge, of Athens, Ga.,
is spending several days here with
his son, C. L. Cartledge and Mrs.
Cartledge, at their home on Bid
well street. ;
Mrs. E. B. , Schulman, who lias
been critically ill for the past week,
was reported Wednesday morning
to 'be slightly improved.
The condition of "Aunt Betsy
Jane" Grant, 96, who. has been
seriously ill for the past week
with influenza, was reported to be
unimproved Wednesday morning.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Charles- M. Collier
announce the birth of a daughter
at' their home in, Franklin town
ship, on Wednesday, March 3.
A daughter, Betty Madge, was
born to Mr. . and Mrs. Clay ' D.
Comptbn at their home here on
Sunday, February 28. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guest an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Alice Sue, on Friday, February 12.
Mr. and -Mrs; Fred S. Sloan an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Ann Elizabeth, on Monday morn
ing, March 15, at the Mission hos
pital in Asheville. Both . Mrs. Sloan
and young daughter are getting
along nicely.
v. Mr. and, Mrs. Charles A. Row
land, Jr., announce the birth of a
daughter, Martha Bradwell," at
Angel hospital, on Monday, March
22. The grandparents of the baby
are Judge and Mrs. J. D.,. Brad
well and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Row
land, all. of. Athens, Ga. '''
' Mr." arid Mrs. 'Lem M, Stuman
announce the birth of a son, Loyd
Lem, at their home on Cullasaja,
on Thursday, March 18.
Broadway
Bv EFFIE WILSON
There is quite a lot of flu and
sickness in this community. - ,
. .Tom, Wilson spent Sunday on
Turtle Pond visiting the sick folks.
Evan Talley -has been very , sick
all winter, but is some better' now.
Edna Wilson has been, very sick
with flu. hut is improving' some.
"Born, . to . Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Vinson on Maxell 7, a son, John
Weslev. . .
.The farmers are making use of
the pretty weather getting , their
land ready for planting. x
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Emory
By LUTHER ANDERSON
Mrs. Joe Johnson is ill. '
Mrs. . William Thompson is re
covering from a- severe attack, of
influenza. " i .;'
Mrs. Sam Sanders, of Canton,
was here Saturday visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. L. Smith. Mrs.
Smith has tbeen 'ill for several
naonths. , '
Joe Shuler, who works at Canton,
was at home Saturnay and Sunday.
Carlisle Sheffield, of the CCC
camp, visited his aunt, "Mrs. Boford
Downs, .Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Lee Crawford and, small
sons, Clifton and Cling, are visit
ing Mrs. " Crawford's mother, Mrs.
George Clouse, at Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. C L.1 Smith, of
Sylya, visited friends here Satur
day. ' V ,'; '
Mrs. Frank Sellers, of Canton,
spent the week-end with relatives
here.
Miss Emma. Hyatt came over
from, Cullowhee to . spend the
spring holidays with her parents.
We are informed that spring holi
days were not given heretofore.
We wonder if the leaven of the
sit-down strike is working.
RABBIT CREEK '
Mrs. Walter West' and little
daughter, Dionez, of Marion, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Frank
lin. Wayne Franklin, of N. C. State
college, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Franklin.
Miss Easter Seay. and Miss
Evelyn Kinsland, of Cullowhee, are
spending their vacation at - home
before the spring quarter begins.
Mrs. Phillip Sutton, Lester Ray
and Lorena Sutton, of Gastonia,
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By HOWARD WILLIS
We are sorry to report that Mr.
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fast, but we hope that he will soon
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Harold Ashe, a member of the
CCC camp at Burnsville, has been
transferred to the camp at Otto,
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last week-end.
Mr. Norman Evans, a member of
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We wisfy to express our thanks
and deepest appreciation for the
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sympathy shown us in our bereave
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band and father.
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