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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY, JUNE SO, IMS .
2 ARE HELD ON
POISONCHARGE
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ough investigation as to other par
ties involved."
M ason's estranged wife was not
arrested at the same time as
Hot Finish in ConOTessiorial Race
f ' Oil . 1
Brendle, but was brought in later
after .a warrent had been sworn
out by one of Mason's brothers.
Matron Funeral Held Monday
Funeral services for Lawrence
Mason were held at the Iotla . Bap
tist church Monday afternoon and
were conducted by the Rev. R, F.
Mayburry, pastor, assisted by the
Rev. J. A. Flanagan, pastor of the
Franklin ( Presbyterian church.
Pallbearers were: Lester Arnold,
Ralph P.enland, Romulus Carpenter,
Ras Penland, Raz Tallent and
James Hauser.
He is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Reid Elliott, of Franklin
Route 4, and five brothers, Charles,
William, Thad, Paul and Fred Ma
non, all of Franklin. He was the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Mason. "...
Athletic Club To
Hold Meeting
The Young People's Athletic club
will hold a business meeting at the
courthouse on Tuesday, July 5, at
3 o'clock p. m. Club officers state
that all members are expected to
be present at this meeting.
The club meetings are held on
the first and third Tuesdays in
each month.
Non members are cordially invit
ed to attend and learn something of
the club and its work.
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Bcrtrand Snell (left), minority leader of the house, and Sen. Pat Harrison of Mississippi are shown as
they staged a thrilling race on their wooden horses at I;e annual outing of the Alfalfa club which they at
tended at Frederick, Md., on the estate of John Himes, Washington real estate dealer. Along with other
notables they helped harvest a quarter-acre of alfalfa grown especially for the occasion.
Box Supper At Morgan
School July 16
There will be a box supper and
cake walk at the Morgan schoo
house on Saturday night, July 16,
beginning at 8 p. m.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The proceeds will go to the piano
fund for the Tellico .Baptist church.
Plenty of nice boxes and cakes
and lots of good looking girls will
be on hand.
O iffel
Dill or Sour Pickles, qt.
Salad Dressing, qt. .........
15c
25c
Salted Soda Crackers, lb, box 10c
Pineapple, No. 2 can 15c
N. B. C. Ritz, 1 lb. box ..... ...
American Cheese, lb.
21c
17c
Sliced Beef, 2 oz. jar 10c
PICKLED PIMENTO LOAF
COLD CUTS SPICED HAM
Rose Royal
Flour
Silver Cup
24-lb. bag
Coffee
65c
29 c
2 lbs.
Argo
Peaches N 2i-2caniSc
' ' ' . : v , .
Rinso, 3 boxes 25c
Pork and
Beans
3 -lb, cans
13c
Closed 4th of July
E)0
WAYAHSTREAMS
OPEN JULY 2 TO 4
Permits Will Be On Sale
At Arrowood On
Open Dates
The streams within the. Wayah
Bald game refuge will be opened to
fishing July 2, 3, and 4 under a
special permit issued through- a co
operative agreement between the
U. S. forest service and the North
Carolina department of conserva
tion and development, it was an
nounced today. Permits will be on
sale at a checking station at Ar
rowood Glade on the open dates
and the following restrictions will
be enforced:
1. Fishing will be permitted with
either natural. or artificial bait but
not more than one hook to each
lure. This does not mean that two
or more lures cannot be used on
one leader, but prohibits the use of
treble or so-called gang hooks.
2. Size limit: Brook trout under
six inches and rainbow trout under
eight inches in length shall be re
turned immediately to the water
with the least possible injury to
the fish.
3. The daily bag limit for each
permittee shall be ten (10) fish of
any one or combination of species.
4. No permittee shall fish between
the hours of sunset and sunrise, or
in any portion of a stream posted
as being closed to fishing. No fish
taken .under permit shall be sold
or otherwise disposed of for com
mercial purposes.
5. The fee for each days fishing
shall be $1.00 per person. Each
angler shall be required to have a
state or non-resident daily fishing
permit or a state, county, or non
resident fishing license in order to
obtain a special refuge permit.
6. Each fisherman shall be check
ed in not earlier than 7 a. m. and
out not later than 8 p. m. at the
regular checking station at Arrow
wood Glade.
7. Upon checking out, each angler
must register the results of his fish
ing at the checking station and re
turn his permit or forfeit his rights
for procuring future fishing per
mits. "
All permits will be limited to
streams on Nantahala forest land
and private land which is under a
cooperative agreement, within the
refuge boundary. The following
streams will be opened, in whole
or in part: Wayah Creek, Arrow
wood Creek, Locust Tree Branch,
Camp Creek and Rough Fork.
Arrowood Glade is located eight
miles west of Franklin and may be
reached by following U. S. High
way 64 for five miles and the
Nantahala road three miles.
Tellico Cemetery, To
Be Cleaned Off
All persons . having friends or
kindred buried at the Tellico Bap
tist church are requested to bring
tools and help clean off the
grounds and. if weather conditions
hinder July 20, come the next fa-j
CARD OF THANKS
We want to : thank each and
everyone for their many deeds of
kindness shown us in the recent
sickness and death of our dear
mother, Mrs. Albia Love. Also for
the many beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. JAMES A. PALMER
AND FAMILY.
adv.
Cetu4to leathtr
Billfold
98
Hip (old wallet.
A rril bargtin.
CIGARS
Box
50
I a mvau rciucf i
AMRIN TABLET
25 i
At fine
pirm
money can
buy.
4 or. fiie Tuttttst N. F.
BORIC ACID
SOLUTION
A soothing Mul
cltansin; lotion Jtgt
for the eycii. 4mV I
fmnMTFurekit
RUBBImSAICOHOI
50
Has pleasant
lr. Doea not
irritate (kin.
Angel's Drug
Store
FRANKLIN, N. C.
"BANG-UP" VALUES
Drsssing Ba pae sa,ad piat jar 1 7c
Iona Salad Dressing, quart jar, 25c
leans
fffleat Loaf Baer 3 siaaiicans25c
MILD AND MELLOW
8 O'CIOCfr Coffee 2 1
MP Bread - 2 i15
Hectar Tea va-ib. Pkg. l 9e
PICNIC HEEDS
Ann Page -Staffed
Olives, 2 oz. jar 10c
Sour, Sweet, Sweet Mixed
Pickles, 9 oz. jar 10c
Rajah
Musfardr9oz. jar 10c
Sultana Peanut . .
Buffer, 8 oz. jar 10c
Small
Pkg:.
9c
Lux Flakes,
Sultana Bed
Salmon, fall can 25c
NBC 5e Crackers and
Cakes, 3 for . . . 13c
Whltehouse Evap.
Milk, 4 tall cans 25c
Ice Cream Powders
Sparkle, 3 pkgs. 10c
No. 1 Fresh Tomatoes, lb. 6c
Green Beans, 3 lbs. 10c
Oranges (California), doz. 25c
A large supply of Corn, Lima Beans, Cauli
flower, Lettuce, Celery, -Egg Plant, Lemons,
Cantaloupes, and Watermelons.
This Store Will be Closed All Day
. s Monday, July 4th
Owned and Operated by the Great, Atlantic & Paclflo Tea, Co.
vorable day, ;