ib FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
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SOCIAL TIVTiflES
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COMINGS AND GOINGS
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WEAVER-FAISON
A marriage of wide interest here
, was soelmnizcd Sunday morning',
August 1, When. Miss Margaret
Weaver, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I. L. Weaver, of Lafay
ette, Ga., became the bride of John
R. Faison, of-Franklin, son of Mr.
'and Mrs. W. I J. Fais6.il, of Wendell,
N. C.
The marriage was performed at
the home of the bride, with the
Rev. George- W. McClure, pastor
of the Kossville, (ia., Raptist' Tab
ernacle, officiating.
On returning from their bridal
tour, Mr.-and .Mrs. Faison will re
side in Franklin where Mr. Faison
is connected with tlie resettlement
administration. .
SPEND-THE-DAY PARTY AT
MRS. HENRY SLAGLE'S
. M rs. ' Henry Slagle entertained
with" a spendthe-day party at her
. home, "Arboretum," on Cartooge
chaye on Friday of the past week.
These parties are held annually
and the day is spent in studying
old testament history, and espec
ially that of what is known as the
ten tribes. Using ' Prof. Totten's
and Dr. Davison's worsts, it is easy
to prove that the Anglo-Saxon
people are Israel or sons of Isaac.
' Those enjoying the day were:
Mrs. Sam L. Rogers, Mrs. i C. C.
Cunningham, Mrs. Mary Allman,
Mrs. A. W. Horn, Mrs. John Hall,
Mrs. P. F. Callahan. Mrs. R. I).
Sisk, Mrs. Roy W. , Morton, Mrs
W. A. Afarlm, Mrs. Ruf.us Cun
ningham, Mr$. Harriette Setser,
Mrs. Jess Slagle, i Mrs. John Cm
liingham, Mrs! ; Wade "'.Cunningham',
Mrs. Setscr and Mrs. Fred Slagle.
JAKE ADDINGTON '. ,
ENTERTAINS AT
STEAK DINNER ,
Jake W. Addington entertained
with a steak fry and all the good
things that go with it on Friday
night at Vanhook Glade, honoring
the postal authorities of the Frank
lin postof fice. ' ,
This is the first event of this
kind held but it was voted at this
time to make it an annual occas-
Macon Theatre
Matinses begin at 3:00
Night Shows 7:30 and 9:30
SHOWING FROM 3:00 TO 11:00
SATURDAYS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7
BOB STEELE IN
"GUN LORDS OF
STIRRUP BASIN"
Added Attractions: PAINTED
STALLION; MOVIE MANIA"
i MON.-TUE., AUG. 9-10
"YOU CANT HAVE
EVERYTHING"
ALICE FA YE, RITZ BROTHERS,
DON AMECHE, TONY MARTIN,
With a Grand Cast Picked for the
Greatest Musical Comedy v of the
Year.
Alsio : Jacques ' Frey .and Kaiid ;
impractical Joker
(Mrs. Henry Carelock)
. WED., AUGUST 11
"EVER SINCE EVE"
MARION DAVIES, ROBERT
MONTGOMERY, FRANK
McHUGH, PATSY KELLY
Added: PARAMOUNT NEWS;
PRETTY PRETENDER
.THURSDAY, AUGUST 1
'"NOBODY'S BABY"
PATSY KELLY, LYDA ROBERT!
LYNN OVERMAN. JIMMIE
GRIER'S ORCHESTRA
Also:
P1XLATED; SOCIAL BIRDS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13
"WAY OUT WEST"
STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY
"Their Funniest Yet
Added: COCONUT GROVE
A GIRL'S BEST YEARS
The persons whose names appear
in the above program will be ad
mitted by presenting this clipping.
ion. ,TJie next get-to-gethcr affair
will be on Labor. Day when the
families will be' included.'
Several after dinner speeches were
made by T. W. Porter, Sr.,. 'post
master; Harold T. Sloan, J. W.
Addingtoii and. J. Horner Stock
ton, rural mail carriers.
Officers fur.. the ensuing year are:
J. Horner Stockton, -chairman; L.
.11. Calloway, secretary and treas
urer; dforge Mallonee and J
noinei moekion, program com
mittee.
MISS
W'TII
Miss
with a
KELLY ENTERATINS
LUNCHEON
Lassie Kelly entertained
luncheon Thursday of last
week
Mrs.
honoring her house, guests,
Floyd Dryden, of Juneau
Alaska; Mrs. Dan Lylc, of Peck,
Idaho, and Mrs. Laura Bowman, of
Muscogee, Okla. Mrs. Pearl Wright,
Mrs. W. T. Moore and Mrs,. Mysa
Crawford were the other invited
guests enjoying the affair.
U. D. C. MEETING '
POSTPONED
The "tegular meeting of the
United Daughters of Confederacy,
yvhich was scheduled to meet Mon
day, August 9, with Mrs. Lester
Conley, has been indefinitely 'post-'
poncu. ine oaie win be announces
later.
Mrs. J.. A. Martin, of Greenville.
S. C, and .Mary Ann Martin, of
Atlanta, spent the week-end with
Mrs. Martin's daughter, Mrs. Pope
Ellard and Mr. Ellard, at their
home on Bidwell street.
Rev. and Mrs. W. 1. Hughes
and two children, , of Rutherford
College, spent the week-end' at
Clark's Chapel with Mrs. Hughes'
mother, Mrs. E. P. Dowdle.
Mrs. A. Farnsworth Drew, of At-
lanta, has taken an hpartment with"
Mrs. T. W. Porter for the month
of August. Mrs. Drew is quite a
d i tin tmi shed artist- and Ts" painting
murals in Atlanta.
John Dalrymple left Sunday for
his work in Wilson, after spending
two weeks on Cartoogechaye with
his parents, -Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Dalrymple.
Mrs. W. C. Jones and daughter,
Annlynn, .of Tampa, Fla., came up
Sunday for' a two weeds' visit with
Mrs.. Jones' mother, Mrs. F. S.
loh.nston, Sr., and her sister, Mrs.
G. I.. Honk. -
Clyde Clark left Sunday morning
for Seattle, Wash., points in Ore-
pan, Idaho and several othrr west
ern states, where he plans to spend
a nionth.
Mrs. Walter Elliott and : Mrs.
Frank Crispc, of Franklin Route
4, left Saturday for, Ashcville,
There they will be ioined hv fr
and Mrs. Leonard Corbi.ii and fam
ily and will all go to Denton for a
visit with their sister, 'Mrs. Wil
liam H. Snyder. ' '
Jimmy-Ash-car, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
is spending a few' days here with
his uncle, Joseph Ashcar and Mrs.
AshearJ at. their home on Palmer
street,
Mr. and Airs. Carey Rickman, of
Gasto.nia, spent the week-end at
West's Afill visiting Mr. Ric'kmao's
mother, Airs. Alice Rickman am
attending . the Rickman refmion
Sunday. .
troy Sheffield, who is working
in lrginia, spent the week-end fvith
his family at. their home at Rain
bow .Springs.
Miss Laura Dalrymple returned
to her home in Raleigh Sunday,
after spending two weeks on Car
toogechaye with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. J. D. Dalrymple.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Landrum
and daughter, Betty, returned to
their home in. Orlando,. ..Fla.-,. Sun
day, -after, a visit with Mr. Lan
drn'm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Landrum,' at their home on. Cul-
lasaja.
Thomas F.'Mashburn has return
ed to his home i,u Arlington, Texas,
after a visit with his sister, Mrs.
F. C. Cunningham at her home on
Franklin 'Route 3 and his brother,
E, J. Maslibuin, at his home on
Franklin Route 4.
Mr. , and Mrs. J. B. Brookshire,
of 1 Dcmorestx Ga., spent, the .first
of this week on Cartoogechaye vis
iting their son, J. H. Brookshire
and Mrs. Brookshire.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T.' Smith and
son, Parker, P. W. Cambron and
grandchildren, Jack and Doxine, of
Shawnee, Okla., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Blaine, uncle and
aunt of Mrs. I. T. Smith, at their
home on Cartoogechaye. Mrs.-Smith
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C, Sanders, and is' the former.
Miss Memel Sanders.
Carey Cabe and Ira Cabe, both
of Otto, have returned to their
work at ' Barrett, W. V.a., after
spending' the past month with re
latives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Younce have re
turned to their ' home in Haines
City, Fla., 'after a visit on Burning,
town witli their mothers. Mrs.
Lily Younce and Mrs. J. R. Par
risli. .
Miss fuiise Crosby, of San Ma
teo, Fla., has been spending several
day here, the house guest of Miss
Louise Blaine..
Asa Wooicn and sister, Mis
Mary wootcn, .of Sarasota, Fla.,
were the guests of Mrs. D. W.
Nichols at her home in the Or
lando apartment on Harrison ave
nue, several lays the past week.
Mrs. W. B. Kesler and son, Billy,
of Salisbury, came in Sunday for a
two weeks' visit with Mrs. Kesler's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Angel,
Sr.
. Mrs. I. L. Easton and two chil
dren, of Corinth, Miss, are here,
or a visit with Mrs. Easton's
mother, Mrs. J.- S. Sloan, at her
home in East Franklin.
D. D. Rice, of Johnson City,
Twin., spent Monday here on busi-
nes-s, and told us while here that
Mrs. Rice won "Bank night," $250,.
at the Majestic Theatre last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice formerly lived
in J-ranklin. I
RBHOV A
We Wish to Announce the Removal
of Our Business from the McCoy
Building on Main Street to the Build
ing Formerly Occupied by the Bur
rell Motor Co. on Palmer Street
Ford Sales and Service
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In Our New Quarters We are Better
Prepared than Ever to Supply Your
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Needs With Accessories and Repairs
Come
ok Motor
Sales
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Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnston
came up from Tampa, Fla., Mon
day to spend a few days here with
Air. Johnston's mother,. Mrs. F. S.
Johnston and his sister, Mrs, G.
L. Ifouk.
Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Matthews
and' three children, of . Hempstead,
L. .. spent Wednesday and Thurs
day of the past week visiting their
cousin Mrs. J, II. Carelock and
Mr. Carelock, at their home on
White Oak street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wicsse and
young son left Saturday for Buf
falo, N. 1 Y., where they will spend
two .months visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. ( jcorgc Dalton, of Gastonia,
is spending a month at West s Mill
visiting relatives and friends.
-Miss Lucy Slagle, who is work
ing with the Tidewater Power com
pany,, at Wilmington, is spending
two weeks with her father, Thom
as M. Slagle. at his home on Car
toogechaye.
Miss Helen Patton left last week
for Penland, where she will spend
three weeks attendinghe Penland
Weaving Institute, under the sup
ervision of Mr. W.urst, of Chicago,
111.
Miss Alice Culpepper, of Atlanta,
is spending this week on Cartooge
chaye the house guest of Aliss
Lucy Slagle.
Rev. A. Rufus Morgan,' of Co
lumbia, S. C, is spending this week
visiting his cousins, Mr. and Airs.
Carl S. Slagle, at their home on
Cartoogechaye.' '
Mrs. I), E. Bruner, of Richmond,
Va., is spending several days here
with her son, W. I). Bruner and
Mr. Bruner, at their home on Har
rison avenue. ' -
Mrs. T. J. O'Ncil, .Mrs! Wade
to See
Sales
Service
Afoody, Mrs. Robert Ramsey and
M rs. Lois Ward are spending sev
eral days in Raleigh on business.
L. B. Angel, of Haines City, Fla.,
is spending several clays here with
his family, who are spending the
summer at Arrowood Glade and
visiting with his parents, Air. and
Mrs. T. W. Angel, Sr.
T .lrn 1I I A 1
ter,' Aliss Naomi Bowman, left Sun
day for their home in Al.uscogee,
Okla. Aliss Bowman spent the
summer in Franklin and while here
operated Kelly's Gift Shop.
Sam Poliakoff is in a hospital in
Anderson, S. C, suffering from
cuts and bruises received when his
car left the highway, turning over
four times. Mr. Poliakoff. . thoutrh
painfully injured, is not considered
serious and expects to return to
his home here in a few' days. -Mrs.
Poliakoff is with her husband.
Afr. and Airs. II. S. Kinnebrew
and son, George Hanson, and two
daughters, Harriette. and Joy, ar
rived here Wednesday to ' attend
the Siler reunion at the home of
Airs. W. W. Sloan Thursday. Mr.
and Airs. Kinnebrew will also visit ,
their daughter, Airs.. Phil Kinne
brew and Air. Kinnebrew while
here.
Mrs. J. A. Cook, of Athens, and
Aliss Harriette Kinnebrew, of At
lanta, arrived here Wednesday to
attend the Siler reunion and to
visit with relatives and friends.
Births
'Air. and Airs. Herschel Townley,
of Brevard, announce the birth of
a daughter, Nancy Virginia, July
28, 1937, at Brevard hospital. Mrs.
Townley was formerly Aliss Vir
ginia Cansler, of Franklin.
NOTICE
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Franklin, N. C.