North Carolina Newspapers

PAG EIGHT Anderson Reunion To Be Held October 20 The 45th annual reunion, of the Anderson families will be held on Thursday, October 20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Frazier, near Louisa Chapel, on Cartooge chaye. The relatives are all invited to come and bring well, filled bas kets of lunch. . All the friends are cordially invited to attend. Fiddlers' Convention At Otter Creek October 22 There will be an old time fid dlers convention held at the Otter Creek high school building on Sat urday night, October 22 All fid dlers. and old orchestra players in the county or elsewhere are invit ed to come and participate in the evening's pleasure. Prizes will be awarded to the "best players. Classified Advertisements RAGS WANTED We need few clean cotton rags of good size IN a overalls or dresses. Will pay 5 cents per pound. Franklin Press FOR RENT Attractive 3-room apartment newly decorated, furn ished or unfurnished, private bath C O, RAMSEY. tfc WANT TO RENT To a good man with a good team. See Airs. C. L. Ingram or Harv.e Cabe, Route 4, Franklin, N. C. Oo 2tc-C13 - . NOTICE Anyone desiring free transportation to Detroit, Mich., the latter part of this week with W. C West, at West s Mill, please see Leister S. Conley, at the City Bar ber Shop, Franklin. . FOR SALE One Hot Point electric cooking stove. Automatic, three elements. Some repairs need ed. A bargain for cash. D. G. Stewart, ltu WANTED Young white girl as second maid in family" of three adults. Must furnish best reference, neatness, reliability. Box 397, High lands, N. C. ltc . FREE If excess acid causes you pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains,' get. free sample, Udga, at Perry's Drug Store. 013 8tp Dl FOR SALE Good 60-acre farm. Four-room house, good barn. Lo cated five miles south of Franklin on rock road, one mile east of Highlands. Reasonable price, easy terms. W. S. Moffitt. ltp ' ' BARGAINS In factory rebuilt Singer sewing machines. Good as new and priced at one-third the original cost.- BRYANT FURNITURE CO. ltc LEGAL ADVERTISING m NOTICE North Carolina Matton County Brooke E. Hayes vs. Bernard L. Hayes In The Superior Court Bernard L. Hayes, Defendant in the above named cause will take notice that an action as aDovc entitled has been commenced in the Superior Court, Macon County, North Caro lina, to the end that the plaintiff may secure an absolute divorce under the laws of the State of North Carolina; and the defendant will take notice that he is re- t quired to appear on the 10th day of "November, 1938, in. the .office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Macon .County, North Carolina, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will i apply to the Court for the relief demanded in .said complaint. This, the 10th day of October, 1938. HARLEY R. CABE, Clerk Superior Court, Macon County, North Carolina. 013-4tc N3 FOR QUALITY CLEANING CALL pCONOMV r CLEANERS 1 Phone' 136 Franklin, N. C. All-Star Basketball Team At Higdonville The Higdonville Athletic club met at the Higdonville school house Saturday night, October 8, to or ganize an all-star basketball team. Those elected were : Bill Higdon, coach; Carl Moses, manager, and Grayson Higdon, reporter: They wish to challenge each team in Macon county. Please write Carl Moses, at Ellijay, if you wish to arrange some games for the coming season. GRAYSON HIGDON,; Reporter. Higdonville Box Supper Nets Nice Sum As teachers of Higdonville school we wish to express our apprecia tion to all who made the box sup per and cake walk a success at Higdonville .school house Saturday night, October 1. The proceeds realized amounted to $52.53. This will be used for im provement of grounds and to pur chase equipment for the class rooms; SANFORD SMITH, LOVICIA J. MOSES, Teachers. Movie Star Visits Franklin Mr, and Mrs. Joel McCrea, Hollywood, Calif.,, were guests Kelly's Tea Room last week. Mrs. McCrea is known to the movie world as Frances Dee, and both .she and her husband were starred in . "Wells Fargo," an out standing feature picture which was recently shown at . the Macon Theatre. Rally Day To Be Held At Asbury Church There will be a "Rally Day" held at the Asibury Methodist church, at Otto. Sunday. October 16. The program during the day will fea ture preaching, singing and dinner on the ground. The public is cor dially invited to attend this service Box Supper Saturday At Maple Springs A box supper will be held at the Maple Springs school house on Sat urday night, October 15. The pro ceeds will be ,used for the benefit of- the 'school. The public is cor dially invited to attend. Baptist Church Items The pastor, Rev, C. F. Rogers, will continue his Sunday night mes sages on the Bible at 7:30 on the theme, "A Trip in Noah's Ark." The morning theme. at 11 o'clock will be, "What the Resurrection of Christ Means to Me." The "Brotherhood" will meet at 6:30 p. m. All men invited. Next week will be Missionary week in our church program. A religious survey of the com munity 'will be conducted next Sun day afternoon and all who will as sist are requested to meet at the church at 2 p. m. Father-Son, Mother- Daughter Banquet The first Father-Son. Mother- Daughter Banquet was held Thurs day night by the home economics and agriculture departments of the Rabun Gap high school. A delicious plate was served to more than two hundred guests in the auditorium of the Rabun Gap-Nacoochee school gymnasium. William Turner, presi dent of the local F. F. A. chapter, made a welcoming address and in troduced the speakers. Bob White, J. C. Porter, Ruth Grist, Leo Fry and Carolyn Ussery gave short talks on various phases of vocational, home economics and agriculture. The principal address was deliv ered by L. M. Sheffer, state sup ervisor of vocational agriculture. Correction In the colt .show that was held Saturday, October 1, the colt plac ed third in the horse colt class was not mentioned nor was the man who gave this cash prize recognized. One of the colts shown by John C. Ferguson was placed third and the three dollar" prize was given by John Justice. This colt was sired by Mr. Justice's stallion. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and sym pathy during the illness and death of our little son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Henson and Family, ltc Hit HiAtocutf PftESiJ AND tilE indiLAp3.MACOWIAW ADDITIONAL FRANKLIN SOCIAL ITEMS CIRCLE MEETS AT MISS NOLEN'S CAMP The Mary Johnston Allman Circle of the : Franklin Methodist church met Tuesday- evening- at Miss Carolyn Nolen's, camp, at Ar rowood Glade for its regular month ly business and devotional meeting. .In the absence of Mrs. T; W. Porter, the group leader, Mrs. P. F. Callahan, gave a most interest ing and inspirational message. The society was organized one year ago on October 14 with 14 members. Since that - time rievAJ names have been added and others taken from the roll as they moved away and found 3 work in other cities. ' ' ' , Tuesday night there were 14 bid members and five new members in attendance, with four guests, 'mak ing a total of 23 the largest group for the whole year. At; this meeting a nominating committee was aooointed to oresent a lLs.t of officers at the November meeting when the annual election will be held. After the meeting adjourned the hostess served . a very delicious and attractive plate and coffee. MISS SLAGLE ENTERTAINED AT DINNER PARTY Misses Amanda and Liicy Slagle entertained with a dinner party at their home on Cartoogechaye Mon day evening honoring. Miss Mary Slagle, whose wedding to J. "B. Southerland will be a social event of Saturday, October 15. . Those enjoying the hospitality of the Misses Slagle with the honoree were: Mr. ana Mrs. can . iagie and daughter, Myra Slagje; Thorn as M. Slagle and Richard Slagle. DINNER GIVEN FOR BRIDE ELECT Mrs. A. B. Slagle and Miss Eli abeth blade were hostesses at a dinner party at their home on West Main street Tuesday evening, as a'further courtesy to Miss Mary Slagle, bride elect of this week. Those .enjoying the party with Miss Slagle were : . Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Slagle and: Mrs. W.l W. Sloan. '" ' MISS MARY SLAGLE HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss Mary Slagle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl S. Slagle, of Cartoogechaye, and a bride elect of October 15, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Hayne Arthur, on Cartoo gechaye, Tuesday afternoon. The rooms where the guests as sembled were beautifully decorated in the autumn flowers. As the guests arrived, the gifts were deposited in a rain-Darrei which had been placed "on the porch. Myra SJagle, sister oJ the bride-elect, rushed into the room and exclaimed that a "shower, was coming" and would Mary come- and assist her with the rain-barrel. Upon reaching the barrel, the hon oree found many dainty and useful gifts. ' . A book on advice to the bride made by the guests and presented to the bride-elect, caused much merriment. - , The hostess assisted by Mrs. Jeff Enloe, of Cartoogechaye and Mrs. Rufus Snyder, of Franklin, served delicious punch, cakes and mints to about 30 guests who called, during the afternoon. ' LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR MISS SLAGLE Miss Mry Slagle, bride-elect of Saturday, October 15, was honor guest at a luncheon given by Mr$. Ben W. Woodruff Wednesday at her home on Harrison avenue. ., The living room and dining room, which were thrown ensuite were artistically arranged in bowls of mixed fall flowers, while the lunch eon table was centered with a bowl of white fall flowers. Covers were laid Nfor six and the places were marked with bridal place cards. The honor guest's place ,was noted by a tulle bow showered with lillies-of-the-valley. Those enjoying the hospitalityof Mrs. Woodruff with the honoree were: Mrs. Carl S. Slagle, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. T. J. O'Neil, Mrs. Frank Bloxham and Miss Lucy 'Slagle. LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR MRS. NEIL JOHNSTON Miss Lassie Kelly gave a lunch eon for Mrs. , Neil (Cunningham IMBmmmmmtimm Johnston on Friday, October 7, at Kelly Tea Room. x The invited guests were Mrs. Charles Melichar, -Mrs. John Hamer, Mrs. Furman Angel, Miss Jess Angel, Mrs. Roy1 F. Cunning ham, and Mrs,. ,W. I. Moore. Mrs. Johnston and small daugh ter, Mary Ann, left Saturday morn ing for Lufkin, Texas to spend the winter. , .. '.. ' ,' ' THOMAS FAMILY GUESTS OF MR. AND MRS. W. T. WRIGHT The members of the -Charles Thomas family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. . T. Wright and two children at their home on West Main street Sunday. ; At the noon hour Mr. hd Mrs. Wright 'and guests went to ! Ar- rowooa uiaae, wnere a very ; de licious picnic lunch was enjoyed by alt ; ' - ; . Those attending were: Mrs. B. H. Carpenter and son,: Lawrence, of Franklin ; Mrs. Harley Gray, of Clear Lake, Wash.j Mrs. Charles Addington, and son, James; Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Addington and fam ily, of Toccoa,.Ga.; Mr. and Mr(s. Thurston Thomas and children, 'of Greenville S. C; Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hunt, of Seneca, S. C, and Mrs. Louise Addington Grant and two sons, of Cornelia, Ga. W. M. U. TO MEET ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 The Woman's Missionary -Union of the Franklin Baptist church will meet on Thursday, October 20, at 3 o'clock. Circle No. 1 will meet at the home of Mrs. John Moore on White Oak street, while Circle . No. 2 vill meet with Mrs. M. F. Rog ers, at the Baptist pastorium. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Ingram have returned 'to their home in mm Beans, Corn iomatoes Navy Beans or Black-Eye Peas; lb. Pink Salmon N. B. C. IRltZ pound Beets or Spinach Dixie Broken Sliced Lard Pipeap pie Tokay Grapes, Pare Pork' Fresh Side MesoiL Breakfast, Beef Sitesulk nib, all JFrcsEa IPioEa gf9 DDd. THUItSDAYi Qti6m 13, Mi Miami, Fla., after a visit with Mr. V Ingram's ' motheri . Mrs. Charles L. Ingram, at her home on Franklin Route 4, and with ' his : sisters in Clayton, Ga. Major and Mrs. Frank Carmack, who have been" operating the Franklin Golf and Country club this summer, left Wednesday morn-, ing for Little' Rock, Ark., where , j they will .spend a while before re turning to Florida for the winter. Mrs. Augustus I. Ponschaub, wife of a German consular official, who recently .underwent a serious opera- ' tion at. Angel hospital, is now able to be out and is spending some time at Kelly's Tea Room. Dr. and Mrs. Ponshaub's small daughter, Angellica and - Miss Louise Terpel, came in from San Fransisco, Cal., to be with Mrs. Ponschaub. Miss Mary Slagle, who is doing social welfare work in Winston Salem,! and Miss Lucy Slagle, who is working for the Tidewater Power company, at Goldsboro, came in Saturday for a visit-with their par ents Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Slagle and . Thomas M. Slagle, . at their homes on Cartoogechaye. Mrs.' M; D; Billings has returned from Madisonville, Tenn., where she has been visiting relatives and friends'. Austin Byrd, of Habersham,' Ga. was among the Dusiness -visitors here Saturday. , Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hunnicutt announce the birth of a son at the C. J. Harris hospital in Sylva on Saturday, October 8. Born to the Rev, and Mrs. Win- ton DeHart a daughter, at their home in the .Tellico section on Fri day, September 30. 4 No. 2 25- cans 5c 42c 83c 4 lbs. 8 lbs. tall can package 21 C 5c No. 2 can ' No. 2 10)1 -2V lb. 5c me MB cuts, lit. and (Oysters Births 10c J.