THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
PACE THREE
! ; SOCIALCTIVITIES
" and.
COMINGS AND GOINGS
BRENDLE-HARKEMA
Mr.' and Mrs. Harmon 1 il
Brciidlc, uf Franklin, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Har
riett Taylor,; to Dr." Reinard llar
kema, ul Grand Rapids, Mich., and
Raleigh. The marriage will lake
place in June. ; ' '
Miss I'rendle, a native of Frank
lin, .has lived in Greensboro several
years and has resided at 2107 Roll
ing road, Sunset J lills. ' She is a
graduate ' of George Peabody col-
Macon Theatre
Matinees begin at 3:00
Night Shows 7:30 and 9:30
SHOWING FROM 3:00 TO 11:00
SATURDAYS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
SATURDAF, JUNE 5
JOHNNY MACK BROWN In
"THE GAMBLING
TERROR"
Added Shorts
"DICK TRACY", "MAIL AND
FEMALE"
MON.-TUE., JUNE 7-8
"TURN OFF THE
MOON"
Starring
CHARLIE RUGGLLES, ELEAN
ORE WHITNEY, JOHNNY
DOWNS, BEN BLUE and PHIL
HARRIS AND ORCHESTRA
Selected Shiort Subjects Mixed
Magic; Popular Science
. (Mrs. Fred Sloan)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9
"ONCE A DOCTOR"
JEAN MUIR. DONALD WOOD
And a goad cast
Also Paramount News; Cartoon
"Its AH1 Over Now"
(Miss Amanda .Slagle)
THUR.-FR,!., JUNE 10-11
"WAKE UP ANL LIVE"
With WALTER WINCHELL,
BEN BERNIE, ALICE FAYE,
PATSY KELLY, NED SPARKS,
JACK HALEY
Added
"Public Pays", "Flying South"
(Mrs. J.. A. Cleavcland)
, The persons whose names appear
in lhe above program will be ad
mitted by .'presenting this clipping.
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FRANKLIN, N. C.
lege for teachers, Nashyille, Tcnn.,
and is a member of the faculty ot(
J. Van Lindlcy school. . -i
"Dr. llarkema, eldest son of. Mr.
and Mrs. Seitz llarkeiii'a, of Grand
Rapids, M ich., "is on the faculty ul
State colli' go, Raleigh' of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, where
he is in the department of zoology.
He is also doing jpecial research
in the field of : parasitology. J Jr.
llarkema ilcccived . a bachelor of
arts decree from Calvin college,
(irand Rapids, "and a Ph.D. degree
in science from Duke University,
Durham. He is a member of Sigma
Xi, national honorary scientific
society, of Phi Sigma, national hon
orary biological society, and of I'hi
Beta Kappa, '
SHOWER GIVEN FOR
MISS McGUIRE
One of the most delightful of the
courtesies .extended to Miss Mar
garet McGuire, whose "'marriage to
Warren Cooper will take place on
June 5, was a kitchen shower given
at the home of Mrs. George Slagle
Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock by the. Ladies' auxiliary of
the Franklin Presbyterian church.
J 'ink roses and lavendar iris were
used throughout the house, in at
tractive arrangements.
I Hiring the afternoon, M rs. J. A.
Flanagan, as mistress of ceremonies;
led the guests in several humor
ous contests. 'In one contest, each
Kiiest was asked .to write a love
story. Miss McGuire wrote the best
love s,tory and as winner was pre
sented with a lovely array of gifts
bv little Ann Flanagan, pressed as
"Bridget." . v
The souvenirs were pink parasols
made of-crepe paper, and filled with
ricc with which the bride-elect
was showered. Delicious ice 1 cream
covered Avith crushed strawberries
and angel cake was served by the
hostesses. .
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
MRS. B. W. JOHNSON
As a. farewell courtesy tendered
Mrs. Blackburn W. Johnson, prior
to her leaving for her new home
in Asheville, Mrs. S. H. Lylc, Jr.,
and Mrs. George J. Johnston enter
tained the Thursday Bridge club
at the home of the latter on Har
rison avenue.
The rooms where the guests as
sembled were 'beautifully decorated
in an array of spring flowers.
Mrs. Johnson was presented a
beautiful chromium table lamp as
a farewell gift from the club.
Yes, we have them,
anything you w a n t ,
from ;$2.95 to $10.00,
including Friednian
Shelhy, F o o t Fash
ions, Jolin C. Robert
and Florsheims, in all
the new styles, colors,
lasts, etc. We guaran
tee every pair to he
SOLID LliATIIIR.
All we ask you is to
try thein. You will be
a " SATISFIFD customer.
Those "enjoying; the evening be
sides the honorec,. wore ;' ' M rs. K.
S. Jones, .j rs. Fred S.. Sloan,
Mrs. Sam Mcridenhall, Mrs. Emor'y
Hunnicutt and Miss Anuuida Slavic.
-. "Hie hostesses - served a (Jkdicioiis
salad at th,e conclusion of . the playing-
I nARrVrw ri im rn rut n x?r
WITH MRS. McLEAN ,
The Garden club vill( meet Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock - at the
home of Mrs. A. F. McLean,--president,
'-t "Knollacres" at West's
Mill, for ' their- regular . monthly
business and social .meeting-. All'
meinbers are .urged to attend.
Miss Dorothy 1'ei'kiiis; 01 Scotts
il)e, has been visitim- her aunt,
Mrs. W. II. Craybeal, and her
cousin, Miss Kate Cox, of Oak Hill,
for the past week, Miss' rerkin
plans to remain in l-'ranklin. for
another week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Long, of
Amity, (ia., are on an extended
visit with their daughter, Mrs. J.
II. Young and Mr. Young at. their
home on Route 2.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Phillips re '
turned to their home in (Jeorgia
last Friday after a few days' serv
ices conducted at llickury Knoll.
M rs. Henry Slaglc, AI rs. Turn
Bryson, Mrs. (iilmer A. Jones and
Mrs. Lee W'aldroop attended, th
meeting of the ."American Legion
auxiliary for the fifth area, which
was- held in Wayncsville Wednes
day. Zeb y. Gonley received a mes
sage Saturday morning announcing
the death of his brother, Joe Om;
lev, who died in Everett, Wash.,
Friday. '
Miss I-'rances Ashe, daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs.. 1 erald Aslie, who
Underwent .an operation at Angel
hospital Monday morning', was. k'-
ported Wednesday morning to be
getting along nicely.'
Miss Mercer Blaine has returned
to her home in Baruson, Mo.,- after
spending several days here as' the
house giiest of Miss Grace. Conlcy,
at her home on Harrison aenue.
Akr. and Mrs. J. S. Cordey and
daughter,. Aliss Grace Conlcy, and
Mrs. W'. A. Rogers spent Tuesday
in Asheville shopping. '
Mrs. John Willis Fox spent the
first of the week here with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Willis, at their home on Har
rison avenue.
J. H. Harwood, editor of The
Dry son City News; Charles. l.
Browning and W'. 'O. Calhoun, of
Bryson City,: were lure Sunday to
attend the singing convention at
the courthouse, Coming to Franklin
they stopped at Oak Grove to at
tend the memorial exercises, where
Judge Harwood'- delivered an ad
dress. Mr. and Mrs." John Moore and
Jqhn, Jr., spent the week-end in
Spindale with their son, J. J. Moore
and-yMrs. Moore.
C. A. Setscr was called to Raleigh
last week on account of the serious
illness of his son, Carl.
Mrs. II. ''K. Osborne and daugh
ters, Sarah and 'Evelyn; returned
to their home in Royston, (!a., Sun
day, after spending several days
with Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Rimmer.
Miss Elizabeth Bass, of Asheville,
has accepted .a position as operator
in the Ilallic Beauty Shop.
Miss Betty. Leach, wljo has been
in college at Tallahassee, Fla., the
past year, has returned to her
home here for the summer.
Mrs fitly Ilornsby and Mrs.
Frances Werner, of Atlanta, Ga
.spent Sunday here with their
brother, Jack O.. Werner and Airs.
Werner.
Miss Tula Belle McCollum, of
Cleveland, .Ga., is spending- several
days here with her brother, Ben
McCollum and Mrs. McCollum at
their home on Falmer street.
Mrs. C. C. Cunningham, Mrs. C.
1). Baird, Mrs. My'ra Allman and
W. R. Cunningham attended the
funeral of Mrs. Smithdeal in Cor
nelia, Ga., Sunday. Mrs. Smithdeal
had often visited her daughter,
Mrs. C. C. Currier, when' they lived
in Franklin.
Miss Nancy Jones, who has been
attending J'eace .Institute in Ra
leigh the past year, arrived , here
Wednesday to spend the summer
with , her parents, Mr. and Mrsrt
Gilmer A. Jones.
Airs. Sloan Rickinan and two
children, Kdwin and Ruby, have
returned to their home in Fitz
gerald, Ga.,; after a visit with her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Ji . T. Mc
Coy at their home at Gneiss and
Mr. Pickman's father, John , E.
Rick-man,- at his home in Franklin,
Miss Ruby Hall, of Atlanta, Ga.,
is spending several days visiting.!
her mother, 'Mrs. ohn Hall, at
her home on B'idwell street.
Mrs. Phil McCollum and young
daughter have returned from Birm
ingham, Ala., -where, they spent
several days with Mrs. McCollum's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Kin
ncbrew. ' i : .
M r. and Al rs(. ,W. R. Paddock
and two children, of Atlanta, Ga.,
spent, the'- past week-end in. I'rank
1 i n i siting, .friends.. Mr, . Paddock
was i formerly .'-.supervisor of the
Xantahala national forest. '' ' "
Mr. an'd--Mrs. St C lair Anderson,
of Albany, N. Y., arrived here Sat
urday for a few-: weeks'- v. is it' with
fli.eii- daughter, Mrs. fail P. Cabe
and Mr. Cabe at their( Iro'ine in the
Wright apartments on West Main
street. "
Jot: Rickman, who is working"' in
Asheville, spent the week-end with
his family at their home at West's
Mi". . . , - : : .
erlin . Bradley 'returned to his
work in Claremont, Calif., Monday,
after spending a month visiting his
parents,. Mr: and Mrs.-J. E. Brad
ley, at their home at Etna.
(Continued on Page Eight)
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SALE
Worth Carolina,
Macon County.
Under and by virtue, of the power
of sale contained in a deed of trust
from B. Verlin McCoy and wife,
to the undersigned Trustee, dated
December IS, 1934, and recorded in
the Office of Register of Deeds
for Macon County, in Book No. 33,
of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust,
Page 307, and default having been
made in the payment of the amount
secured 'by said deed of trust and
demand having been made upon
the undersigned Trustee to- exer
cise the power of sale contained
therein,' I will, therefore, on Thurs
day, July 1st, 1937, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the court house door in
Check Your
ummer
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Men's Dress P"7C
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Men's Better Grade Waterproof $1.25
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Children's Organdie QCj and CfW
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Men's White $1 .98 to $0.50
Oxfords 1
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Slippers . ; ...
Children's White Shoes, with leather $1 .00
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Men's Fast Color Dress an
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Ladies' Sandals
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"We Clothe the Family"
FRANKLIN, N. C.
LEGAL ADVERTISING '
the Town , of Franklin, Macon
County, North Carolina, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said indebtedness, the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land : ,
'.BEGINNING on an ironwood
tree on the eastern bank of the
Little Tennessee' River,' just below,
the McCoy ford, the SW corner
of the Johnston JoneS old tract,
and . riijis thence with' the south
boundary line of- said tract, N j08
degrees E 171.5' feet to a stake on
the south bank of a road leading
from State Highway No. 286 to the
McCoy l'ord; theiice stll with the
south boundary line of the said
Jones old tract, N 74 degrees 42
minutes E 627.0 feet to a stake in
said 'State Highway No. 286, where
same crosses a small spring branch,;
said stake being the corner of the
said Jones old tract, in the west
line of the Hall tract; thence S
9 degrees 28 minutes E 217.8 feet
to a point tin a stone in the south
margin of Bradley Creek', opposite
the mouth of said, spring branch;
thence S 4 degrees 48 minutes E
86.4 feet to a stake in the -center
of. the-old Bryson City road; wit
nessed by dogwood and black gum
tree; thence with said road, S 72
degrees 38 minutes W 324.5 feet to
a stake in said road ; thence S 78
degrees 06 minutes W 200.7 feet to
a stake on the north bank of said
road; thence S 68 degrees 42 min
utes W 181.7 feet, to a holly tree
on the east 'banK of the said Little
Tennessee River; thence with the
meanders of the east bank of' said
river, 309.0 feet to the BEGIN
NING, containing five acres, more
or less, and being the same land
conveyed, to B. 'Verlin McCoy by
Bei S. Matlock and wife, Hazel
Hall Matlock, by deed dated De
cember 18, 1934.
This May 31, 1937.
GEO. B. PATTON,
J3 GBP 4tc J24 Trustee.
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