THURSDAY, DEC. lfc 113?
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND, THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
PACE THREE
I
SOCIAL AC
and
COMINGS AND
MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY,
U. D. C. MEETS W,ITH
MRS. A. B. SLAGLE
The December meeting of the
Macon county chapter of the Unit
ed Daughters of Confederacy was
held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. A. B. Slagle
on West Main street.
After the business was dispensed
with the packing and wrapping of
the Christmas boxes for" the few
remaining . ' Confederate veterans,
was the. main feature of the eve
ning,. There are only three white
and one colored veteran in Macon
county. (
Mrs. H. E. Church was appoint
ed chairman of the program, com
mittee, ,Mrs. Slagle was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Ruth Slagle, in
serving a delicious salad at the
conclusion of the meeting.
CATHOLIC BRIDGE PARTY
VERY SUCCESSFUL
The bridge party arranged by the
local .Catholic women and held last
Friday night was a great success.
Over 60 enjoyed the games, enter
tainment and refreshments. Mrs.
Averell sang two songs in keeping
with the festive season and little
Miss Inez Crawford gave a tap
dance selection. Many, of the local
merchants gave fine prizes which
were won by the following:
Dr. Rimmer, Mrs. Rimmer, Mr.
Creaseman, Mrs, , Creaseman, Mrs.
Lyman Higdon, Mrs. Jess Conley,
Mrs. Eloie Franks, Mrs. Johni
Archer, Mrs. Vance Miles,. Mrs.
Howard Gillespie, Miss Lena Con
Icy, Ray Brandt, Mrs. Emory Hun
nicutt, Billie iiruner, Mrs. Walton
Smith, Mrs: Hayes Overcash, Dr.
O'Neil, Blanton Endy, Mrs.
Horsley, Betty Yancey.
Mrs. John Wasilik, Mrs. Jack
Werner,. Mrs, Dick. Hertzler. and
Mrs. Ellis Clarke , Sopcr formca
the committee. 1
The committee wishes to express
its appreciation to all who helped
in
ny way to make the party a
success,'
Macon Iheatre
; .Matinees 3:30 V. 1.
Evening . Show 7:0 . M.
SHOWING VkOM 3:uU iO U:Uu
SATURDAY .
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
SATURDAY, DEC 18 .
GENE AUTK IN
"SPRINGTIME IN THE
RUQUEb"
WITH SMILEY BURNETTE
Also: "ZORRO RIDES AGAIN"
Chapter One of a Thrilling
Western penal .
'MON.-TUE, DEC. 20-21
BETTE DAVIS AND HENRY
FONDA
FONDA IN
"THAT CERTAIN
WOMAN''
WITH INA HUNTER AND
.ANITA LOUISE
Short: VitepKone Frolics and
Fox New -
. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22
"ANNAPOLIS
SALUTE"
Witii JAMES ELLISON, ,
MARSHA HUNT
HARRY CAREY
Special le Admution Two People
Admitted for , the , Price Kf One.
Plus One Cent.
j THURSDAY, DEC. 23
'V'BIG TOWN GIRL"
Starring CLAIRE TREVOR ' and
DONALD WOODS
' ' Alao Selected Short
FRIDAY, DEC 24
ZANE GREY'S
'FORLORN RIVER"
LARRY (Butfter) CRAB BE
,Ad JUNE. MARTEL
v Henry King and Hi Band
V1RO RIDES AGAIN,"
Chapter 2
m our weekly program
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'Clarence nry, who has been
working fol Ae Consolidated Mm
erals company, in New York City
for the pasKye.ar, came, in Mon
day to spend a couple of weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
li, Henry, at their home on Bonny
Cres;.
John Lyle Palmer, a student at
North Carolina State college , at
Raleigh, came in Tuesday to spend
the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jjm Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Guffey and
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Cabe spent
Saturday of the past week in
Asheville. '
Among the out-of-town attorneys
here attending court this week
were, G. Lyle Jones and a Mr.
Ward, of Asheville, McKinley Ed
wards and S. W. Black, of Bryson
City, and J. N. Moody, of Murphy.
John Willis Fox, of.. Asheville,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday ot
this week here with his grand
parents, . Judge and Mrs. John B.
Willis, at the Franklin Terrace. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Porter, of
Ashevilte, came over Sunday for a
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BDRKElDEMOTORCOMPA"NY
visit with Mr5, Porter's mother,
Mrs. W J. achary, and sister,
Mrs. Harry HiggLns. ;
Dr. Lester" Neville, of Dillard,
Ga.; was . among the business vis
itors here Tuesday; .;.
Ed ' j.V Carpenter ': has , returned
from Valdese where ; he went to
visit his brother, George Carpen
ter, who has 'been in tlie hospiuai
for several weeks. - Mr. Carpenter
reported the condition of his
brother to be improved.
Mrs. T. T. Love, who underwent
a very serious operation at Angei
hospital . last . week, was reported
to . be getting along nicely Tues
day. Miss Hazel Everett, beauty oper
ator in Pearl's Beauty inop, who
was in Angel hospital last week
for treatment, is able: to be back
Lat work again.
Mrs. L. H. Page has been con
fined to her room for several days
with influenza.
Norton Holbrooks, accompanied
by Charlie Beckner, of Detroit,
Mich., came in Sunday for a visu
with Mr.- Holbrooks' parents, Air.
and Airs. Will Holbrooks at their
home at West's Mill. Air. Hol
brooks will remain until after the
holidays.
Ora Matlock, of Marietta, Ga.,
came up Monday to spend a
couple of days with his parents,
Air. and Mrs. J, B. Alatlock, at
West's Mill.
Miss Juanita Aleadows, of Bry
son City, spent the week-end at
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the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Duvall, on
Iotla. Mr. Duvall, who has been
critically ill for the past week,
was reported Tuesday to be. some
what improved. ,
Airs. Garland Rakes and three
children, of Draper, is spending
several days here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Sanders. ;
Mrs. W. W. Potts, iof Bryson
City, came , up Monday to be with it t r i u j n
her brother, J. B. Matlock, who VV Labe Honored Uy
is quite ill at his1 home at West's Bankers Association:
Mill. I A . ,
nf T tt . , . I At a meeting of group ten of
,Mrs. G.iL Houk and son hed-',tl,e North Carolina Bankers asso
enck, Miss Mary W, Us and Mrs. ciation held at the G e Vander.
, u i f' awlin'an,d MS,lbi,t hotel in Asheville last Satur-
ohn W.l ,s Pox left trulay for day ni ht ; H; w Cabe cashier of
rl ,u-r r55u,
ville. Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. Fox and
Miss Willis will return to their
!1rom,es Wednesday while . Mrs.
Houk and son will remain until
after Christmas.
Air. and Airs, Douglas Nichols,
Jr., spent Saturday in Asheville.
Miss Lassie Kelly, who is report
ing court in Brevard, spent the
week-end at her home here.
Air. and Airs. Sam Neely, of
Atlanta, have moved into the
Franklin Terrace and will operate
it as a summer resort next sum
mer. They have had a great deal
of experience Long this, line, hav
ing operated a hotel in Atlanta
n (f ,rs ed to the executive committee of
will visit. Mrs. Houks sister, Mrs. that body. J. E. Reister, of Can-
C. Jones, in Tampa, while Mrs. ton ,and R j Ariail of s , are
Lyle will visit relatives in Gaines- tu fw u " r f
I li'f f . I I . n .1 . 1 I . '
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fiamicGB (3? w& flaw (Mbum!) grt
On Matter De Luxe medals only. CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION
. Genera Motor SaU$ Corporation, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
for a number of years. They also
operated Trimont Inn here for a
couple-of years. Mrs. Neely is a
sister of Mrs., John Willis, who has
been operating the Terrace.
Mrs. Leila Gibson, who is nurs
ing in the Haywood County hos
pital at Waynesville, spent the
week-end here with her parents,
Mr.- and Mrs. Jim Dryiuan.
, The Bank of Franklin, was elect-
mittee.
HORN'S SHOE SHOP SAYS
WE ARE STILL MENDING
SHOES
While the 'possum hunters squall,
And the dogs are treed,
With our hammer and r.wl,
We'll give you what you need.
HORN'S SHOE SHOP
Box 212 Troy F. Horn
Opposite Courthouse
9
PjioW 123
Franlrlin N C