AC& EIGHT
BOARD ELECTS
MOIIJAYOR
George B. Fatten Resigns
When Elected To
Assembly
At a called meeting of. the town
board held last Friday night, No
vember 4, Geo. B. Patton tendered
his resignation as mayor of Frank
lin, and Guy L. Houk was elected
to succeed him. Mr. Houk will
serve for the unexpired term which
ends in May, 1939.
, Mr. Patton's resignation was made
necessary because af his election
as representative for Macon coun
ty in the next general assembly,
which will convene in January.
George Patton has several times
the nmwi pim m m inetiutiM umvm.
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CAN YOU AFFORD
TO BE WITHOUT IT
Funeral Benefit Insurance Costs
Are Surprisingly Small
Rates From 2'2C Month Up
According To Age
Benefits are Provided in the
Amount of $100 for Persons
. Over 10 Years of Age and in
the Amount of $50 for Per-'
sons. Under 10 Years of Age.
Bryant Burial Ass'n.
Franklin, N. C.
ROLL CALL TO
GET UNDER WAY
been drafted , by the citlai to
serve as mayor and has made &
splnedid record during seach term
he hits served. Mr. Houk has now
been drafted for the job, and is ex
pected to handle the affairs ot tne
office in a manner acceptable to
the people of the community;
Ellijay
By HAZEL AMMONS
Mrs. Sadie Sumners, of Canton,
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is visiting ner son, vnams.,- i".
week. ' ' .
We are glad to say Gradyi Mash-
burfi is some improved.
Mrs. Carrie Henry has been con
fined to her bed for the last weeK
with influenza. L
Jim Rogers was. visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Stiwinters, ot Luiiasaja,
Sunday. ; '
Mrs. Lester Mmcey and children
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Jones, of Gneiss. .
Walter Lee Henry, of Winston
Salem, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor have
moved from. Ellijay to Hamburg in
Jackson county. .
Mrs.- Sarah . Ammons, of Sylva,
was visiting her .sister, Mrs, Alex
Ammons, last week.-
Hayes Hipps and family, of
Sylva, haye moved to the Callie
Henry place on Ellijay. Callie
Henry and family moved to their
!"ZnTj'um Berry, of ""der .he (Urection of Mr,. Beta.
Wavnesville. have been visiting Macon
relatives here.
(Continued' from Pag Ona) ,
Woodruff, Mrs, Lester Co'riley. Mrs.
J. Henry Slagle, Sanford Smith,
Mrs. Helen Macon, Miss, Jennie
Gillam, Mrs, Martha C. Shields,
Prof. J. R. Wells, Mrs. feari
Hunter, Mrs. J. C. Wright, Mrs. J.
D. Franks, Miss, Josephine Dixon,
Mrs. Ray Brandt, Mrs.' Ray
Swanson, Mrs. J. E. Perry.
In connection with the Red Cross
work Miss. Dixon will begin s
course in high school soon on home
hygiene and care of the sick in
connection with the class in home
economics. Mrs; Hugh Leach and
Miss Dixon will teach the class.;
A first aid course for WPA
workers under J. L. Sanders, first
aid instructor, closed with 25 re
ceiving first aid certificates.
A "Pep" supper for. Red Cross
members, and workers will be giv
en at the American Legion hall
nicrVit ThnrsdavY. Rev. H. S.
Williams -will preside and talks
will be made by Mrs. Eloise G.
Franks, county welfare superinten
dent ; Mrs. Gordon Moore, junior
WoA rVr.ec ths Rev. Frank Blox-
ham and others. A special skit,
"Setting the Goal," will be Piven
Staffers To Meet At
Cowee November 20 v f'-v.
The Sunday afternoon singing of
the : northern division- Macon coun
ty singing convention will meet
with the Cowee Baptist church, be
ginning at 1 p. nt, on Sunday, No
vember 20, it was announced by
Harley B; ; Mason, vice-president.
All choirs, quartets, duets, solo
ists an'jT all interested . in singing
are invited to attend.
Classified
Advertisements
FOUND Sum of money, in our
store. Owner can get same.by
naming amount and denominations.
BRYANT FURNITURE CO.
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FOR SALE Six-room house and
two lots on Bonny Crest. See Mrs.
J. B, Henry.
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erf almost new, cheap, Apply, Presi
office '.'
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FOR RENT
Good seven-room house,
close in.- Grover Jamison
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FOR SALE White quartz rock
for wall building and flower garden
purposes. Also gravel for founda
tions and white quartz sand. For
price and information call 168.
BRADLEY MICA MINES.
O20 4tc N10
FREE If excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges
tion, Heartburn, Belching, floating,
Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample,
Udga, at Perry's Drug Store.
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BARGAINS In factory rebuilt
Singer sewing machines. Good as
new and priced at one-third the
original cost. ,
BRYANT FURNITURE CO.
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THE ELECTION IS OVER
Let's Get Down to Business
We had a long, dry and warm Fall
Cold weather is just around the
corner . . . its coming. . . . We are
prepared to fill all your needs in
winter merchandise. Look good
and feel good. Come in and see
them. I often hear someone say: "I
didn't know you had that at this
price!" At my store you can see
what you want try it on and then
buy it for less money. ' . ; ' .
Look Here! Specials
Ladies' and Misses' Sweaters, slip-over Cjflc
$J.50
Children's Coats, good material, full lin- $1 .95
ecL values $2.95 and $3.95. Special........ J
Ladies' Coats, good $5.00 value $0.95
or button, blues, stripes and checks
Ladies' Twin Sweaters, $2.00 value
special
for
Better Grade Coats, double lined, $6.00 $.75
value, .
UNDER WEAR WE'VE GOT 'EM!
Boy's Union Suits, heavy, size CCc and QQc
24 to 34, each P OV
Men's Union Suits, heavy Qc QCc $1.00
weight
John B. Stetson, Rebuilt Hats, just $J.OO
come in, special
Men's Sweaters, French Serge with $1.00
fleece back, only
Men's Heavy Flannel Shirts for winter, $1 .'00
blue checks and browns, bargain...
Men's Boots (wear like pig's nose) $Q.95 up
get a pair for winter
Wolverine Shoes "Shell Horse Hide", the kind
that will satisfy you, and $0.95 and
$269 to $.50
keep dry and soft
Boy's Boots, real buy, come
in and see them
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
LET US PROVE IT
Joseph Ashear
"We Clothe the Family"
FRANKLIN, N. C.
ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN
SOCIAL ITEMS
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. JOHN ARCHER
TVip Franklin Garden club met
on Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, John Archer, witn Mrs.
Kph W Woodruff as, associate
hostess. Approximately 20 members
and visitors attended tne metiing.
Mrs. T. S. Sloan, vice-president,
presided over the business session
in the absence ot Mrs. K. m. rum
mer, president, after which the
meeting was turned over to Mrs.
Ben W. Woodruff, chairman of the
program committee. .
Mrs. Kichard nertzier piaycu
v.,- hMiitiful mano selections,
which were thoroughly enjoyed by
all. ...
W. C Penn, president ot the
Franklin Chamber of Commerce,
and J. S. Conley, a representative
from the Rotary club, were guests
mariner Mr. Penn made a
at o- ,
short talk and offered the assis
tance and cooperation of both or-
nrtranizations to aid the cluD in
cleaning and beautifying the streets
of Franklin, making this a more
Ko.ont;fnl anrl attractive place in
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The December meeting will be
held tat the home of Mrs. I. W,
Angel. Jr., with Mrs. Frank Kil-
lian as associate hostess,
'At the conclusion of the meeting,
Mr T. E. S. Thorte poured cot
fpp an d Mrs. T. S. Sloan poured tea
while the fiostesses served delicious
sandwiches and cooKies.
FOR SALE Hot Blast and Heat
rola. Both practically new and in
excellent condition. Bargain for
cash.- C. L. Cartledge, at Perry's
Drug store.
REAL BARGAINS
I have a good assortment of both
pocket and wrist watches taken in
trade, and reconditioned, at very
reasonable prices. Grover Jamison.
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FOR SALE On large coal or
wood circulator' heater, good condi
tion ; one medium sized wood heat-
LOST A bay mule about 15 yrs.
old, weighs around 800 lbs., is shod
with toed shoes on front feet, no
shoes behind, belonging to W. H.
Bradshaw, on Georgia road, Rt. 1,,
Dillard, Ga. If found notify owner
or Penland boys.
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LOST OR STOLEN One female
fox hound, white with one black
spot on left side, small black spot
on hips, dark brown head. Last
seen at "Wine Spring Creek. If
found, notify C. W. Cabe, Frank
lin Route ana receive rewaiu.
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FARM FOR SALE
Thirty-eight acres, 12 acres clear
ed, in high state of cultivation.
Four-room house; good barn, and
out buildings; potato curing house,
on good road near school. Price
$1,600. cash. See James L. Young,
Franklin Route 2.
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U. D. C. TO MEET WITH
MRS A. B. SLAGLE
The Macon County Chapter of
the United Daughters of Confeder
acy will meet on Monday after
noon, November 14, at 3 o'clock at
thp home of Mrs. A. B. blagle on
West Main street. All members are
urged to attend.
Mrs. Tack Stribline. Mrs! Myra
S. Ellard and daughter, Jackye;
Wilmer Crawford, Lyle Tat
ham and Red Love, of Andrews,
enpnt Fridav of the past week
vUitincr friends in Franklin.
Mrs. E. F. Daniels, ot Danville,
Va., is expected to arrive here Fri
day for a few days visit with her
daughter. Msr. W. W. Moan, ai
"Sunnyside Farm."
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See the New Elgin
1939 models at
my store,
GROVER JAMISON
Jeweler
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Maxwell House
Coffee, lb.
Gem
Margarine
Oranges
2 lbs.
2 dozen
25 c
25c
25c
DRIED BEANS
Navy, Great Northern
or Blackeyed Peas
Pintos, 4 lbs. 25c
Cotton Seed Meal
Cotton Seed Mulls
16 airy Feed
Shorts
lb. 5c
$1.40
65c
$1.60
$1.20
5 -Lb. Fruit
Cake
$1.89
Come and see our beautiful 2 6 -piece set
of Silverware and get our holiday
offer cards
MIEATTS
Fresh
IPowrk n&nlh9 Mb.
Breakfast
QBsQeaim9 nib-
Lamb
Ihai)iinlldlBir9 fllb.
iimsa- Mb.
17e
25
2(D)
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IFresIi Wisli and ysters
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