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THURSDAY, SEPT. IS. WiJ
the -FnAkitUii press AWti iriifi Wichlands mAconian
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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COMINGS AND GOINGS
MRS., LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104
GULLEDGE-PATTON
The marriage, of Miss Sarah Gold
ston Gulledge, of .Wadesboro, and
Charles Robert Patton, son of K
A. Patton, of Franklin, was solemn
ized at 5 :30 o'clock last Saturday
afternoon iin' the Methodist churc
in. Wadesboro, with the Rev, Pau
Hardin. Jr.,. officiating.
Floor baskets of white chrysan
themums and cathedral ' tapers in
seven-branched candelabra were
grouped againsj a background o
fern and long-leaf pines. .
Mrs. Charles M. Burns presided
at the organ, and Miss Mararut
Allen was. the soloist for the mu
sical program preceding the cere
mony. The ushers were John Coxe
and Gordon Cashwell, of Wades
boro; John Duncan Leak, of Char
lotte; and George Penny, of Mor
ven. The bridegroom was accom
panied by his brother, James D,
Patton, as best man. .
Miss Helen Patton, of Franklin,
sister of the bridegroom, was the
maid of honor. She wore a tailored
costume of dubonnet. crepe with
matching accessories and a should
er bouquet of Johanna Hill roses
The bride was given" in marriage
by her brother, W.. H. Gulledge
She was becomingly gowned in sap
phire blue velvet, completed with a
small hat and face veil and other
harmonizing accessories. She wore
a 'shoulder bouquet of pink roses.
and lilies of the valley. . ' v . .
Following the ceremony an infor
mal reception was held at the home
of the bride's mother for the out-of-town
guests and relatives. Upon
their return from a. motor trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton will make
their home in Wadesboro.
Mrs. Patton is the only daughter
of Mrs. W. M. Gulledge and the
late Mr. Gulledge. She received
her education at the Woman's Col
lege . of the University of North
Carolina, and for the pa,s,t three
years has held a. position with the
civil service . commission im Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr. Patton s the son of ; Robert
A. Patton' and the late Mamie
Slagle Patton, of Franklin. He was
graduated from the engineering
school of State college and; is em
ployed by the Soil Conservation
service. - ."
SNYDER-BURRELL
Many Macon county people will
be interested in 1 the announcement
from Cornelia, Ga,, of the marriage
ot Miss tana Louise anyder to
Cortez Burrell, of Baldwin, Ga.,
which . occurred on Sunday, Sep
tember 11, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. ; Snyder in Cornelia',
with the "Rev. George Wallace; of
Lula, Ga., officiating. A few friends
and relatives were invited to wit
ness the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter tof Mr.
. and Mrs. O. E. Snyder, of Cor
nelia, formerly residents of Macon
county, and has for the past two
years held a position in the office
of Dr. E, H.. Lamb. '
ROWLAND-BRYSON .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Rowland,
of Franklin, have announced the
marriage jof ' their daughter,, ' Helen,
to Wiley . ; Bryson, of Cullasaja.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed invClarkesville, Ga., on SaS
urday, May 7, with Frank Gabriel,
ordinary, officiating. ;
'. Mrs. Bryson was a member of
the senior class in the Franklin
high school. ' '" ,
Mr. Bryson is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam A.' Bryson, of the Culla
saja section, and" is now employed
in Franklin. v
JUSTICE-AMMONS : ; :
Beautiful i:n its simplicity was the
wedding of Helen L. Justice, to W.
Rogers Ammons Saturday, Sept 10,
in the Pleasant, Hill Baptist church.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of a . few selected
friends, by the Rev. J,. I," Vinson,
pastor of 'both b'ride and ; groom. f '
' The' bride is a daughter , of Mr.
and Mrs. B. . W, Justice and the
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. E,
V Ammons, both of the Holly
Springs community :
The bride .wore a navy cf epe suit
in a becoming pattern with touches
of white and r navy accessories. She
is a graduate of Franklin , High
school and has recently, been em
ployed as an operator in Highlands
telephone exchange.
The groom is a graduate of
Franklin High school and is now
employed with a road construction
crew in Highlands. He has shown
much talent in agriculture.
Mr. and Mrs. Ammons 'will, for
the present, make' their .home at
Holly Springs.
Miss Kate Perkins Cox left Sun
day, for Banner Elk, where she will
enter Less-McRae college. , .
MUs Alice Bennett, daughter of
Mr. aifid Mrs. lC H. Bennett, has
returned to Pfeiffer Junior Col
lege at Misenheimer, after spending
her vacation at home. v
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry, Jr.,
and son, who have been spending
the summer at Cullowhee, where
Mr,&. Henry has been attending
Western Carolina Teacher College,
are spending a few days with Mr.
Henry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Henry, Sr.
Mrs. Stanhope Sams, of Charles
ton, S. G, is spending several days
visiting her .sister, Mrs. J. W. C.
Johnson, at Trimont Inn.
Mrs. Ellen Garrett, of Lebanon,
Ore., came in last week for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. Henry
Slagle, at her home on Cartooge-.
chave. This is Mrs. Garrett's first
visit back to her native cpunty in
20 years,
Dr. and Mrs. W. h, burr and
four children spent the week-end in
Savannah, Ga., with Mrs. Furr's
sister, Mrs. Phillip Murray.. .Mrs.
Murray, who was recently in a
serious automobile accident, was re
ported to be somewhat improved.
Leonard Myers, of the Otto sec
tion, left Monday morning for
Duke hospital at Durham, where he
will undergo examination this week.
T. H. Carelock received a message
Tuesday night, reporting the death
of Mrs. Thomas Greer, of Hastings,
Gx., mother of Mrs. Eugene R. fil
ler. Mrs. Greer often visited her
daughter in Franklin, while Mr. El
ler was pastor of the Franklin Bap
tist church. Mrs. Greer made many
friiends during her visits here who
Will deeply regret to learn of her
death.
Miss Elizabeth McConnell, of
Charlotte, has returned, to her home
after spending a few days, here as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.; Hayes
E. Overcash at their home on West
Main street.
Hayes E. Overcash spent Satur
day in Villa Rica, Ga., attending
the wedding" of a college classmate,
Henry W, Gheesling. Mr. Over
cash was Mr. Gheesling's best man.
Mrs. Lewis Ramey. who spent the
past, three weeks with' her sisters,
Mr.si Jack Weyman and Miss Ethel
Hurst at their home on Harrison
avenue, left. Saturday for. her home
n Champaign 111. Nfrs. Ramey was
the former Miss Ezella Hurst-
Miss Alice Rickman, of Leather-
man, left Monday for Rock Hill, S.
C., where she will enter Winthrop
College.
Mrs. J. L. Young, of franklin
Route 2: Mrs. Harley Gray, of
Clear Lake, Wash.; Mrs Meldrum
Bates and Thomas, of Partington,
Wash., left Tuesday for Lincolnton,
Ga., for a visit with . their parents,
Mr. vand Mrs. M. N. Long.
Clyde West made a business trip
to Durham the first of; this.. week.
Mrs. Harley Gray, of Clear Lake,
Wash.; Thomas Long and .Mrs.
Meldrum, Bates, of f Darnngton,
Wash.1 spent Saturday in Franklin
with Mrs. Gray's sister Mrs. W. T.
Wright and Mr. Wright at their
home on West Main street.
Miss Marjorie West, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. West, of West's
Milk left. Monday for Charlotte, to
enter Queen's Chicora College.
Mrs. A. W Mangum, of Tampa,
Fla., spent , the first of the week, in
rankhn, .the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Lyle, Jr., at their home
on Harrison avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C Tom Bryson
and daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday
at Skyland visiting Mrs. . Bryson's
sister, Mrs. Howard Wilkie, and
Mr. Wilkie.
Miss Grace Conley left Wednes
day for , Spartanburg, ! S. C, where
she will enter, Commerce College.
Mr. and . Mr$Paul H Gerrard
and daughter, Jacqueline, left Sat
urday, for Cleveland, , Tenn., where
Mr. Gerrard was recently trans
QUEEW OF GRAPES
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Miss Margaret Wiley relffned.ai
queen of (rape day at Escondido,
Calif., when that nationally famous
grape center staged Its annual cele
bration. ferred to the Cherokee national
forest. He was former supervisor
of- the Nantahala national forest
and was promoted to forest super
visor in the Cherokee forest.
Claude Evans left last week for
Mount Berry, Ga., where he will
enter. Mount Berry school this
fall. "
Mrs. T. L. Neu and son, of Cin
cinnati,. Ohio, are spending a few
days visiting Mrs. Neu's sister, Mrs
Marietta Cooper, at her" home on
West Main Street.
Miss Myrtle Bolick left Monday
for Winston-Salem, where she will
teach, school this fall. She was ac
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Moody Bolick, who will spend the
winter with her son, C. B. and
Mrs. Bolick at their home in "'Ar
lington, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Melichar
have moved inito the- McCoy house
on Harrison avenue recently va
cated by Paul H. Gerrard and fam
ily, Mr. Melichar has been pro
moted to forest supervisor of the
Nantahala national forest, succeed
ing Mr. . Gerrard, . who has been
transferred to' Cleveland, Tenn., to
the Cherokee forest. .
Miss Vera Evans, who spent the
past "week" visiting her mothert'Mr,
Claude Evans, ' at the home of
Mrs. ,T. J. Johnston on Harrison
avenue, left Saturday for her home
in Hazelton, Pa. Miss EvanS holds
a position with the Pennsylvanii
Light and Power Company.
Mr. and- Mrs. H. E. Church spent
the week-end in Raleigh, returning
to their home here Sunday. They
were acmompanied to Raleigh by
their, son, H. E., Jr., who will enter
North Carolina State College this
year.
Mrs. Minnie Shelley and Bob
Teague of Rhodiss, spent the past
week visiting Mrs. Shelley's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Ada Hyatt and Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Myers, at their
home, at Otto.
Employment Campaign
To Start In Macon
John D. Odom, senior interview
er of the government employment
service, who has for some time
been spending Monday and lues
day of each week in Franklin, an
nounces that, beginning next Mon
day, September 19, an additional
man. will Je assigned here to . as
sist him in his work. The new man
will probably be Mr. Enloe, of
Murphy.
Mr. Odom states an intensive
campaign will begin in Macon
county Monday to place those who
are now. on the employment serv
ice rolls in . positions' with private
employers, and that he will begin
making employer calls Monday, and
hopes hereafter to put in three
days instead . of two in Franklin
each week.
! Tentative arrangements have been
made for Mr. Odom to address th'e
Franklin Rotary, club at an early
date on matters connected with his
work. '
I Few housewives know that the
employment service is prepared to
furnish i domestic help, subject to
approval, and this, is one of the
matters . Mr. , Odom hopes to deal
with , in 'the coming campaign.
' j IThe employment service has, al
ready "placed 50 :men on jobs as
laborers in, Macon county with
three road .contractors who are
working on projects in the county.
With, the development ' of quick
freezing., of drawn poultry and the
packing, of . parts of the bird, the
number of store outlets for dressed
poultry has been increased.'
Mr. and" lrs. Bill Honley .have
moved from the M. L, Dowdlo
apartment to the Mangum house
on Bidwell street, recently vacated
by R. V. Miles and family. ,
Your nerves need a rest
cwci v iiuw ciuu
Smokers find
are Soothing
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NESS OF YOUR OUTDOOR APPEARANCE
ALL SEASON LONG.
Choose your coat first . .
. . . then frock; hat, et al BELONG make an
ensemble for the smartly turned-out woman.
From our new Mary-Lane stock you will find
richness of color and weave in the texurized
fabrics line variety in the new fashions
make' your early selection wiser this season
than ever.
E. K. Cunningham & Co.
"THE SHOP OF QUALITY"
FRANKLIN, N. C
Robert Hunt and Clarence Early
spent the week-end with Mr.
Hurst's, parent Mr. and Mrs.' H.
C. Hurst, at their home on Car-toogechaye.
men ... cf M
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