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THE FkANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939
CARD OF THANKS
We wish: to thank our many
friends for the kindness shown us
during the sickness and death of
our husband and father.
MRS. C. H. FOUTS
AND FAMILY.
Classified
Advertisements
FOR SALE Tobacco . canvas,
8 cents a square yard.
SANDERS' STORE.
3tc . ' .
FOR ' SALE Four nice young
hogs 170-180 pounds. Apply C. F.
Redden, Highlands, N. C. .
ltc. , .
FOR SALE Three stacks of, tops
and fodder, in fine condition. On
ltc M23 ,
FOR SALE
Team of good mules. Barber's
Orchards, Waynesville, N. C.
M16 2tc M23
FOR SALE Lumber. Will cut
any bills of lumber from any kind
of hardwood timber. Prices on re
quest. Lester Waldroop, Prentiss,
N. C.
M23-4tp A13 '
We will have 100 small size gal
vanized tubs on sale Saturday,
April 1st, for one day only, at
25 cents each. This is no April fool
joke either. C. T. BLAINE.
2tc M23 M30
Keys made for any lock. Will be
here, this week. Clocks and sewing
machines repaired. See me on street
Friday and Saturday.
C. M. Mewborn.
Itp .
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.
J 12 12tp M30
WANTED Neat refined young
white girl to assist light house
work and two children two and
seven years of age, where cook is
employed in private home Atlanta,
Ua. Write i$ox jy, Highlands, jn.
G, giving reference.
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How is the health of your poul
try? If you would know more
about how to keep them healthy
ask for a free copy of a text book
on poultry diseases, prevention and
treatment. We have only 100 copies
for distribution C. T. BLAINE,
ltc
International
Fertilizers
Have been sold in Franklin for
more than 15 years and have prov
ed to be one of the best Fertilizers
ever used in Macon County.
International Fertilizers
Can now be bought at the same
location where farmers have haul
ed many thousands of bags of this
crop-producing Fertilizer that
brings satisfaction at harvest time.
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
Ray Feed & Grocery Co.
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Wiley Clark
CULLASAJA, N. C.
Iotla, Highland C. E. Win
Basketball Championship
Several hotly contested games
were played in the basketball tour
nament held in Franklin Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week.
Five teams were entered in the
elementary tournament Franklin,
Highlands, Cowee, Iotla and Hig
donville. Iotla won the county
championship by defeating Cowee.
In the All-Star tournament eight
teams entered Franklin, Holly
Springs, Otto, Aquone, Higdonville,
Franklin high school, Highlands and
Highlands Christian Endeavor.
Highlands Christian. Endeavor
team captured the championship by
defeating the Franklin All-Stars in
the final contest Wednesday night.
Phil McCollum officiated as ref
eree at all night games.
The judges picked the best all
around athlete of the tournament,
the best sport and the ' players
whom they would put in, first, and
second teams from all those par
ticipating. The choices were as fol
lows: Best all around athlete,
"Buck" Cleaveland, Highlands C.
E. ; best sport (tied), Rev. R. B.
DuPree, Highlands C. E., and Blaine
Blevins, Aquone.
First team Blevins, Aquone, and
Leatherman, Franklin" high, for
wards ; Manley, Franklin. All-Stars,
center; "Buck" Cleaveland, High
lands C. E., and McKinney, High
lands, guards.
Second team Norton, Otto, and
Perry, Franklin All-Stars, for
wards; Russell, Franklin, center;
Pittman, Aquone, and Bruce, Otto,
guards.
Elejnentary team Duvall, ' Iotla,
forward; Gibson, Highlands, center;
Carter, Cowee, and Moses, Hig
donville, guards.
Box Supper To Be Given
At Liberty April 1
A 'box supper will be given at
the Liberty school on Saturday
night, April 1, beginning at 7:30
o'clock. The proceeds from the
sales will be used for the benefit
of the Liberty Baptist church. The
public is cordially . invited to at
tend. '. -
Macon Students Home
From Mars Hill
March 23 will mark the opening
of a five-day spring holiday period
at Mars Hill college. The follow
ing students from Macon county
will return home for the holidays:
William J. Blaine, Franklin; Alex
Moore, Jr., Franklin ; Wilbur Pickle
simer, Highlands ; and Hobart
Rogers, Ellijay.
ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN !
SOCIAL ITEMS
JUNALUSKEE LODGE
ENTERTAIN TUESDAY
EVENING " ,' "???&t: ' '
Junaluskee;.Xodg'e.wi!i;'Je::;liost to
the Masons vario . tIieirV;.wtvas- or
their lady friends' and to Nequassa
Chapter ' of the Eastern.. Star and
their husbands or gentlemen friends
at a party Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock in the agricultural, building.
It will be a social evening' with
musiVand. refreshments, and it is
hoped that all 'members of both
lodges will ' attend. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hunt, of G
lumbia,' S. C, their daughter,
"Doll," and little ,sorv:; Jeff, were
wee'k-cnd--guests, .of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Hirsch at th Franklin Ter
race. Mr, Hunt is a "nephew pf Mr.
Hirsch. . Miss Doll Hunt -expects to
return to Franklin in a few weeks
to spend a while at the Franklin
Terrace before .sailing to spend her
summer abroad.
Mr! and Mrs.' Cedria" Hunt, of
Nashville, Tenn., spent part of their
honeymoon at the Franklin. Ter
race. Mr. Hunt is a nephew of
Mr. Hirsch.
Mrs. Robert Keid and brother,
Paul Solesbee, of Murphy, spent
the week-end with their mother,
Mrs. A. S. Solesbee, at her home
on Franklin Route 3. .
Mrs. Wade Reece and two sons,
of Andrews, were visiting Mrs.
Reece's mother, Mrs. Josie Wal
droop, at her home on Cartooge
cheye, Tuesday.
Moose Order Plans
Playground Campaign
Moose members 'will take an ac
tive part in the international play
ground campaign sponsored by the
Supreme Lodge of the world Loyal
Order of Moose, Mooseheart, "111.
This was announced by Billy Bry
son, secretary Franklin Lodge " No.
452.
The Moose lodge will assist the.
civic authorities with playground
activities this year, work with them
to find out if additional play
grounds or equipment are needed
and help develop complete recrea
tional facilities in every section. A
committee will be appointed for
this activity here and in every city
in the United States and Canada
where a Moose lodge is located.
The purpose of the Moose Play
ground Campaign is to sec that
sufficient recreational facilities are"
provided for boys and girls in all
sections.
Farmers Profit By
Better Bookkeeping
"A pencil is one of the most im
portant, agricultural implements, the
fanner has," FSA County Super
visor William G. Davis said re
cently. Unless accurate records of ex
penses are kept, it is difficult, to
tell whether the farmer has used
his money to best advantage during
the year. Wise spending of the
farm dollar is being stressed for
all farm families cooperating with
the farm security administration in
its rural rehabilitation program:
Mr. Davis pointed out that in
the past too much money has been
spent by farmers for food, leaving
only a small amount for clothing,
education and medical care. The
FSA encourages a live-at-home
program with credit and advice for
low income farm families.
"When money spent for food is
reduced 10 'per cent, it means that
much more for magazines and
books for the .farm, home or some
small personal luxuries for the farm
wife," he said.
With the aid of the farm family
record books, FSA families have
eliminated the guesswork as to
where their crop money went. For
the first time many families are
able to tell exactly where every
cent was spent . and why. Thrifty
farmers have begun to raise all the
meat and vegetables Accessary for
an adequate diet at home. They
find that farmers only need to buy
salt, coffee, flour and sugar.
The re-learning of this valuable
lesson that some farmers forgot in
the days of high prices for cotton
and tobacco is being reflected in
the improvement of their homes
and outhouses.
' EF&ik .Wilson'
Frank .':Cabe. (attended the. farm
iifceting. at) Highlands jSatu'ri&y.i .'.
'Columbus and Funriah Vinson, 'of
Dillard, Ga., were business visitors
in tins section 'Friday. .-,'.-
Walter Talley has been on the
sick list. '" - ' ;
1'rilea.u' Vinson ' passed through
this section' Friday. '
Aylor-Cbastain, 'of Highlands, was
a business "vi.vitQi' on Turtle Fond
last week-end;
truest McClure, spent Wednesday
night with Frank Vinson.
Torn Wilson was visiting .Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Cabe Saturday night.
Rev. .Mr. llarley -preached at the
Turtle Pond church Sunday afternoon:-
By HAZEL AMMONS
. We .arc glad to 'have the .state
.crew, with us to improve our road,
for it is badly jn need, of being im
proved. . - .
The. Ellijay Mining corporation is
st;ll . proceeding, nicely.
Francis C. Carey is spending sev
eral days with his family in Wash
ington, 1). C-, but is expected to
return soon.
A farewell party was given for
Parker Adams Saturday night. He
expects' . to leave soon for Pi end,
Ore. ' .
Mrs. Charlie Rogers', who has
been, on the sick list for the past
week, is improved.
Mrs., jim Webb is seriously ill at
her 'liome.;
Mrs. Charlie Summer, who under
went an operation several weeks
a,go at Angel hospital, has, returned
to her home. .
-IIKAXS
CON
TOMATOES
Pure Rio
4
Mrr
(QQ ground fresh, lb. JJ
Rice
5 lbs.
Four-String
room
Pie
Cherries
Gem
M
arganne,lb.
w
Jell
o
Cahliiie. 4 lbs. IOc Celery, 2 for I5c
Carrois9 limieli 5; Lelliiee, lieucl 5c
CirHiiefriiU, five for lOe
. Swocl lpot2iloes9 HI IIin. for 25e
We Pay 15c in Trade for Eggs
MEATS
Breakfast
(DBflosese, DQd.
Ilrk (DBnops, ADd.
FRESH FISH
"Mr. and. Mrs. Carl , Peek and
family have moved to -Walnut
Creek. .
Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Cantrell and
family, of Cullasaja, was visiting
Mr. and , Mrs. Alex Amnions Sun-,
day.
A revival meeting started , at the
Mt. Grove Baptist church Sunday
night. Rev. Bredlove, of Glcnviile,
is in charge of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. .Ed Jennings and
family, and Mrs, John Allen were
Visiting Mr. -and Mrs. Vance Jen
nings Monday.
Misses Emma and Hazel Am
nions visited friends in the Mt.
Grove section Wednesday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Stiwinter and
daughter, of Cullasaja, were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Alex . Cog-gins
last week-end.
J. P. Moore, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Moore, -.lias been ill
but is improved.
New Apartment House
Has Been Completed
The Carolina apartments, erected
on the corner of Main street and
Harrison avenue, are now complet-.
ed, making a substantial addition,
to the attractive new dwellings of
Franklin. '
A four-unit apartment house of
white stucco with green blinds on
the exterior, the interior attrac
tively finished and electrically equip
ped,' wiith modern conveniences and
air . conditioned heat offers every
comfort.
.One apartment is occupied by the
owners, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
whom they wolld put hi first and
Mary Willis. Two others have been
taken by' Mr. and Mrs. J. E. S.
Thorpe and Cap. and Mrs, E. H.
Strickland.
25 c
No. 2 cans
20c
21c
2 No. 2
cans
25 c
JPU
9)B
Me
5t
AND OYSTERS
11
10c
20c
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