THURSDAY. APRIL 2ft, 1131
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MAC0N1AN
PAQE NINB
PROTECTOR - PLANTER - BUILDER
Highlands Highlights
MRS. FRANK BLOXHAM, POSTOFFICE BOX 9
IF
CHURCH NOTICES
.Sunday, May 1 ' ' ,
Highlands Baptut Church
lu a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Morning ' worship, the
Rev.- J. G. Broonfield, preacher.
7:15 p. m B. Y. P. U.
Highlands Presbyterian Church
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
8 p, in. Christian Endeavor.
Methodist Circuit '.
Highlands
10 a. m. Sunday schooj.
Cashiers . - - '
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11a. m. Morning worship.
Norton
3 p. m. Preaching service.
Glenvill
7 :30 p. m. Evening worship.
Church of tSie Inoar nation
10 a. m. Church school.
4 p. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon. 1
St. Agnes, Fnanklin
11 a. m. Holy communion and
sermon. . . i
MUMPS KEEPING
CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL
Due to the occurence of four or
five cases of, mumps in the vicinity
of Highlands, some parents are
keeping their children from school.
This practice has produced a de
crease in the school attendance,
which, if continued, may cause
the Highlands school to lose a
teacher for the next school year.
A certain attendance average must
be maintained. The diphtheria scare
in this district last fall has already
seriously lowered the attendance
record, and any further decrease -is
yery likely to cause the school to
have one less teacher next year. ...
The incubation period . of jnumps
is three; weeks. Since, there are'
only twb weeks' remaining of this
school term, it seems advisable that
all children continue their school
attendance, unless they actively
have the disease, in order that they
may complete their . work and ad
vance in their grade. If a child
contacts mumps now, it will be
three weeks before the disease, de
velops. There is no cause for alarm over
the occurrence of these few cases
of mumps... The further spread of
mumps may be checked .if the pre
caution of caughing'ip a' handker
chief is observed. The family phy
sician should be consulted as soon
as the first sign or sympton of
illness is observed. '
P. G. Padgett, M.D., 4
Asst. District Health Officer,
Macon Covmty Health Dept.
REV. J G. BROONFIELD TO '
PREACH HERE SUNDA.Y
The Rev. J. G. Broonfield, of
Granite Falls, will be the preacher
at the Highlands Baptist church on
Sunday, May 1, at 11' a. m. It is
urged that a representative congre
gation will -be present' to hear him.
All visitors are cordially, invited.
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG
PEOPLE HOLD HELPFUL
MEETING .
A very helpful meeting .was ..held
on Sunday by the young people of
the Presbyterian church. "in this
presbytery; Delegates representing
nin.e , churches from Murphy to
Asheville were present at the rally
held in Highlands. The meeting was
presided over by Clyde Plexico, Jr.
vice-president of the ' organization.
Jack Potts, of Highlands, welcomed
the group' tand the delegate from
West Asheville responded. Sidney
McCarthy, of Highlands, led the de-
votional period; The Rey.1JAv
Flanagan spoke ,on "Christ Every
thing, Everywhere," followed by re
ports of various conferences, Each
local ! organization represented at
the rally gave a brief report of its
year's work. Mrs. . J.; C. Plexico, of
FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME ONLY
With" your purchase of a "FOSTER" TAlLORED-f O-MEA-SURE
SUIT OR TOPCOAT (Prices $15.50 to $38.50), you will
'receive an ELECTRIC DRY SHAVER, equal to any $15.00
razor on the market or money instantly refunded
FOR ONLY $1.99
Guaranteed for one year against mechanical defects . .
SPECIAL LINE OF SUMMER SUITS PRICED FROM $5.95
TO $40.00 PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
ALSO HAVE THE WINTON SHIRT LIN E-PR ICES FROM
3 FOR $3.98 TO '3 FOR $5.98100 Patterns to Select From
X ' Free Package of Razor Blades to Every Person. Coming in
. ; to Look al Samples . r .
v Scott Griffin Hotel ! BOB GAINES FRANKLIN, N. C.
West Asheville, spoke to the group
on "ihe Four Financial Objectives
of the Young Peopiv i,or the ea,
1938-3y. , ' '
At the close of the afterndun
session a picnia; supper was en
joyed at Lake Kiinonah. Sa"nv!l
wiches, salad, cake, tea, and punch
were served by the local Christian
Endeavor. The meeting reconvened
at ' p. in. with a devotional period
led by Boyd Underwood, a senior
at Columbia Seminary in Decatur.
Mr. Boyd is soon to take up work
in Memphis, T.enn. Following the
devotional the Kev. R. B. DuPree
talked to the- group on "Winning
Youth Around the World," and the
Kev. J. C. Plexioo spoke on '"The
Meaning of Communion," which
was followed by a communion ser
vice. The meeting adjourned with
a benediction by the Rev. J. A
Flanagan. The next rally of the
young people of . the Asheville
Presbytery will be held at'Montreat
during the young people's confer
ence, June 9-14. .
PLANS BEING PERFECTED
FOR AIR MAIL WEEK
The Highlands postoifce, the
Lons club, and the Chamber of
Commerce in pooperation are per
fecting plans to observe national
air mail week. The air mail en
velopes purchased by the Lions club
are now being printed with a pic
ture of Bridal Veil falls and the
legend, "The Highest Incorporated
Town in Eastern America." The
envelopes will be distributed free
to any who . will use them by trie
postoffice staff and the Chamber
of Commerce. The goal for High
lands is 1,000 air" mail letters during
national air mail week. May 1,5 to
21. ? . .
PLAN OUTLINED FOR
ADVERTISING HIGHLANDS '
At a meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce on Tuesday evening a
plan was outlined tor advertising
Highlands and its hotels and re
sorts during this- season Money
was appropriated for this , purpose.
There was also an . appropriation
made for a project of .town beauti
fication in conjunction with the
Lions club. Such a plan, if carried
out, will make Highlands much
more attractive to . the year round
residents as well as to the; summer
guests and visitors.
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LITERARY SOCIETY TO
MEET FRIDAY
The O. F. Summer Literary, so
ciety will meet on Friday for what
will probably be the last meeting
of this school year. A program of
music, a play, impersonations, dia
logue, and stunts is being prepared
and will-be-presented at that time.
The president of the society is L.
C. Nix.
The condition of Mrs. Walter
Reese is reported as being improved
after a serious ilhness. last week.
Professor O. R Summe is again (
able to be at "school;1 His many
friends, are glad to see him about
again.
Mrs. Hampton Perry who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Cobb, was called to Savannah On
Tuesday owing to - the death of
Mrs. Inglesby, a. close friend. Mrs.
I'nglesby is well known in "High
lands as one of the oldest summer
residents. At one time she: owned
King's Inn. i
; Messrs C. C. Potts, -E. S. Potts,
Henry Cleaveland, George Cleave
land, Samuel Baty, and Roy Potts,
and ljuddy Potts attended the;, open
ing , game of the Asheville' baseball
season on Sunday.. ." y
,Mrs. Evelyn Harris is spending
some time at her home on Bear
Pen mountain.
L. O. Hammett spent the week
end in Highlands.
Jack 'I Morgan, of 1 Miami, Fla.,
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This painting, commemorating the splendid work in forest conser
vation performed by the CCC during the past five years, yas presented
to the U. S. Forest Service bv an Atlanta artist. Havine been viewed br
w the President and other notables
Washington recently, it will br used during the summer for display at
State and County Fairs in the Southern States.
well known pool player, is a guest
in Highlands this week. On Fri-
Lday he will give an exhibition of
trick shots at the pool room.
The Rev. R. B. DuPree and Mrs.
DuPree and Jack Potts were vis
itors to Franklin on Tuesday.
Miss" Louise Cramer," of Atlanta,
and a friend were in Highlands
over the week-end,
Miss Molly Whitehead, of At
lanta, entertained a week-end party
at her home here.
Mrs. Harry Greene is spending
sme tiime at her home on Brushy
Face.
The Misses Herndon. of Elberton.
Ga., entertained a week-end house
party at the Jones' cottage on Sa
tulah ridge.
ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN
SOCIAL ITEMS
BAPTIST W. M. U. TO
MEET MAY 5
The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Frankhn Baptist "church will
hold their regular monthly busi
ness meeting at the church on
Thnrsday aftern0fin Aay 5, at 1
o'clock. All the members are urged
to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joines and
son, J., and Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
West, Jr., spent Sunday and Mon
day here, the guests of Mrs. Man
son Stiles at her honie on Bidwell
street. Mrs. Stiles returned Sunday
from North Wilksboro, where she
she had been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joines. While - here Mr. and Mrs.
West also visited Mr. West's par
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Jud West. Mrs.
West 'was the former Miss Helen
joines.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brown spent
the week-end here with their moth
ers, Mrs. C. S. Brown at the Scott
Griffin hotel, and Mrs. H. O. Cozad.
Mr. Brown returned to his work in
Moultrie, Ga., Monday, while Mrs.
Brown remained for a week's visit.
Miss Annie Belle Mashburn is
spending this week in Bryson City,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Callahan. ,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Soames and
Mrs., Trowbridge, of Monticello, N.
Y., hae been visiting friends in
Franklin for the past week. Dr.
Soames was for some time one of
the physicians at Angel hospital,
and is pleasantly remembered by
all who knew him during his resi
dence here.
Mrs. Myra Ellard is spending
several days in, Highlands and
South Carolina visiting friends.
Miss Mary Willis, Miss Blanche
during the CCC Fifth Anniversary in
Willis, Mrs. Frank Carmack, Mrs.
Guy Houk and Mrs. Helen Thom
as, of Atlanta, a guest at the
Franklin Terrace, spent Tuesday in
Asheville.
Harve L. Bryant is a patient in
Angel hospital, suffering from' a
dislocated kneecap.
Miss Catherine Mclver will come
up from Milledgeville, Ga., Friday
to spend the week-end here, the
guest of Miss Virginia McGuire.
Mrs. A. N. Eller returned to her
home in Commerce, Ga., Tuesday,
after a visit here with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ben McCollum and Mr.
McCollum, at their home on Palm
er street.
Mrs. E. C. Moody and daughter,
Louise, came over from Waynes
ville Sunday and spent the day
visiting Mrs. Dorcas Allen.
'Miss . Josephine." Weaver, English
and history teacher in the Frank
lin high school, fhas returned to her
home at H.ayesville for the sum
mer. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Holmes return
ed to their home in Atlanta, Tues
day morning, after a visit here
with Mr. Holmes' sister, ,Mrs.
George Slagle and Mr.. Slagle.
Miss Virginia McGuire, Miss
Elizabeth McGuire and Eugene C.
Bullock, of Hamlet, spent the week
end in Charleston, S. C, and at
Hamlet with friends. .
Buck Creek
By BEE SHOOK
Miss Louise Lusk, from Glenville,
has been visiting friends here.
- Miss Gertrude Farmer, from
Glenville, filled her regular appoint
ment at the Wesleyan Methodist
church Saturday night and Sunday.
She was accompained by Miss
Odessa Wiggins. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Rogers
were visiting Mr. and Mrs, Alex
Amnions, of Ellijay, Tuesday.
Alr.and Mrs. Enice Tilson made
a business trip to Franklin last
Saturday. '
Mrs. Leona Stewart, from Lenoir,
was called here recently to attend
the funeral of her grandfather,
George Rogers. ,
Erastus Woods, from the CCC
camp, , was visiting the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Alice McCoy is very busy
working in the WPA garden grow
ing vegetables for the school lunch
room.
Herman Rogers made a business
trip to FYanklin last Thursday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Don
Houston on April 16, a baby girl,
Shirley Alberta.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Holland, a baby girl weighing 10
pounds, on April 22. !
we were to
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