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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1939 THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN PAGE THREE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES and COMINGS AND GOINGS f MRS. LESTER S. ' CONLEY, PHONE 104 LEW1S-HORNE Mr. and .Mrs. W. O. Lewis an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Mis Osceola Lewis, to Mr. William Boyce Home, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Home, ol l'ea-di-land, N. C. The marriage ceremony tk place May 7, 1939, at Walhai la, S. C. They were accompanied by friends. , Miss Lewis is a graduate of Franklin high school. Mr. Home was in service at the Otto CC camp. They left October 5 to reside in l'eachland. DALRYMPLE-SMITH Miss Laura Uelle Dairy mple of Franklin and Raleigh, and Morris Edwin Smith of Atlanta, (ia., and Kaleigh, were united in marriage at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in the Tabernacle Baptist church at Ralegh, in a private ceremony. The Rev. Forrest C. Freczor, officiated, using the ring ceremony. The bride was attired in a Chanel model dress of sheer wool in Hyacinth mauve, with accessor ies of Tuscan grape. She wore a shoulder corsage of red roses and lilics-of-the-valley. .' Mrs. Smith, the daughter of John C. Dalrymple and the late Mrs. Mary L. Dalrymple, of Franklin, was graduated from Miss Hard barger's Secretarial school of Ral eigh, and for several years has been connected with the State Capital Life Insurance company of that city: The bridegroom, son oi Mrs. Smith, of Atlanta, and the late Woody A. Smith, received his edu cation in Atlanta, and has been connected with Kraft-Fhenix Cheese corporation for the past several years. The bridal couple left immedi ately following the ceremony for a short wedding trip. After October 22, they will be at home at 309 Poplar street, Raleigh. T. E. L. CLASS TO MEET WITH MRS. M'GLAMERY The T, E. L. class of the Frank lin Baptist church will hold its regidar monthly business meeting oh Tuesday, October 24, at 3 p, m., at the home of Mrs. Herbert Mc lilamery. All member, of the class are urged to attend. MRS. CHURCH HOSTESS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. Herbert E. Church was luostess to the Friday Bridge club at a bridge-luncheon on last Thurs day, at her home in the Orlando apartments on Harrison avenue, with three tables in play. . The house was decorated with bowls of mixed fall flowers, Mrs. John M Archer was winner of the high score prize; second high prize was awarded to Mrs. Richard Hertzler, and the travel ing prize was presented to Mrs. Truman Moody. Those included in the courtesy were: Mrs. Jack O. Werner and Mrs. Richard Hertzler pf Ashe ville, Mrs. John M. Archer, Mrs. J. S. Conley, Mrs. James A. Sut ton, Mrs. 1.. II. Page,. Mrs. W. H. Finley, Mrs. Benny McGlamery, Mrs. Truman Moody, Mrs. John Wasilik, Jr., and Mrs. Emory Hun-nicutt. Thomas Carter, of Abbeville, S. C, formerly of Franklin, came in to The Press office to shake hands last Monday while in town for a few days on business. Mr. Carter says he is enjoying meet ing; old friends and visiting rela tives. His daughter, Miss Stella May Carter, is with him, and they are guests of S. W. Carter, of West's Mill. 1 Griffin Walker, of Amber, Okla., who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. . W. R. Pressley and Mr. Prcsslcy at their home near Franklin, has returned home. He was accompanied as for' as Mur phy by his cousins, Misses Arry and Betty Lee Pressley. Miss ' Jennie . Gilliam, of Cor nelius, and Mis,s Helen .Burch, of Davidson, spent the week-end as the guests of Mrs. Helen .Macon. Both Miss Gilliam and Miss Burch are former teachers in the Frank lin high school. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reece and sons, of Andrews, were among the visitor Tuesday. Miss Virginia Slagle, Lockhart, S. C, spent, the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Slagle, at their home on West Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Higdon and daughter have returned to their' home in Clarkesville, Ga., after a visit with Mrs. Higdon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ashe. Miss Bonnie Parrish, who has been working in a beauty shop in Robbinsville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Parrish, at their home at Etna. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Ferguson have returned to their home in Los Angeles, Calif., after spend ing a week with Mr. Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fer guson, at their home on Franklin Route 4. Mr. and Mrs'. Frank Huskin and children, of Asheville, spent Sun day with Mr. Huskin's mother, Mrs. Emma Huskin, who is now making her home with her sister, Mrs. R. M. Waldroop. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Tysinger and two sons, Bobbie and James, are spending several days in Lexing ton with Mr. Tysinger'.s mother. ' Misses Marie Wom'ack and Kate Sellers left Saturday for Wash ington, D. C, where they will spent a week with Miss Sellers' aunt, Mrs. C. B. Bolick and Mr, Bolick. Claude Freeman, who has been visiting friends here, has returned to his home in Detroit, Mich. Mrs, T. M. Rickman and Misg Eddis Holbrooks, of West's Mill, spent the first of the week in Asheville visiting their sister. Mrs. Harry H. West and Mr. West. Miss Mary Enloe, of Knoxville, Tenn., accompanied by Mrs. Turn er and her son, Victor, spent Sun day with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Enloe, on Cartooge chay. Among the group from Macon county who attended the divisional Woman's Missionary Union at tlie Calvary . Baptist church m West Asheville on last Thursday were: The Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Rogers, Mrs. J. E. Weyman, Mrs. J. D. Franks, Mrs. E. B. Dellart, Mrs. A. K. Higdon, Mrs. Dcrald Ashe, Mrs. C. T. Blaine, Mrs. J. Horner Stockton, Mrs. Billy liorsley, Mr,s. George Dalrymple, Mrs. R. M. Led fird, Mrs. Jake Daniels, -Mrs. Harve Bryant, Mrs. il. T. Peek. Miss Louise. Blaine, who entered Brevard college, lias had to return, to her home here on account oi ill health. Mrs. Funnan -Guy, of the Oak Grove community, left Tuesday for Winston-Salem, where! she will spend several days with her sister, Mrs. -Chailic Matlock and 'Mr. Matlock.. .Mr. and .Mrs. Chace Tatham, of Kobbinsville, spent the weitk-end at Wests Mill with Mrs. Ta'th am's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fted McGaha. ' Mrs. Lyman Higdon and Miss Rachel Slagle spent Sunday in At lanta with Mrs. Higdon's son, Ly man, Jr., who is . attending Georgia Military-Academy. " Miss. Evelyn Poliakcff has re turned to her home here after spending six weeks visiting friends in Boston, Mass. LeRoy Morrison and .sister, Mrs. Charles Matlock, returned to their home in Winstoii'-Salem Tuesday, alter a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Morrison, at Etna. On their return they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mor rison, who plan to spend the winter months in Winston-Salem. Mrs'. E. C. Soper returned td her home Monday, after spending three weeks in New York attending the World's Fair and visiting friends. Mrs. Katie Herring, of Burgaw, came in Sunday to spend two., weeks at the Kelly Tea Room and visit friends while here. Mrs. Her ring is the mother of David Her ring, a former teacher in the Franklin high school. I . Misses Virginia Tesser and Mary Jo Setser, who are attending Bre vard college, .spent the week with their parents. Miss Tesser was ac companied by her roommate, . Miss Diana Templeton, of near North Wilksijoro, who spent the week end here as her guest. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Cabe and Mrs. Cecil L. Pendergrass spent the week-end at Rutherford college with their mother and sis ter, Mrs. D. S. Richardson and daughter, Miss Vivian Richardson. Mr. "and 'Mrs. Dexter C. Rutert,s, on October 5 at their home in Smith Bridge township. , ' ' Twin sons, . Fred and Ned, Were born to Mr. and Mrs. 'George Cole man Conley at their home on Tcscuta on October: 4. Mr. and Mis. Martin J. Peel an nounce the birth of a son at their home in Ellijay township October 10. A daughter was Iv.irn to Mr. and Mrs. Girady U. Stockton at their home in the Prentiss community 'on October 13 i ( Yei.'lin How ard, a son, was born to Mr. and Mr!s. John Collins '-on October 9 at 'their home 'in' Frank lin. On October 7 a son, Robert Wooclrow, was born to Mr. and Mr,s. Hunter Young' at their home hi Ellijay. A son, .Thomas Harley,' was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry at their hfvnie in the Ellijay '.com munity on October 1. Otto Births Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Dal rymple announce the birth of a son, John Robert, Jr., at their home in Dunn, N. C., on Satur day, October 14. Mr. iJalrymple, a former Macon county man, is the ,son of J. C. Dalrymple, of Franklin Route 1. A son, James Hoke, was born toiMr. and Mrs, Terrell Parrish, of Franklin Route 3, in Angel hospital on Sunday, October 15. Mrs.' Parrish was the former Miss Marie Liner. Mr. and Mrs. Plemmy E. Dow dle announce the birth of a daugh ter, Gay Nell, at their home on Franklin, Route 2, on October 11. On October 5 a daughter, Emma Lucille, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Grady Crispe at their home on Franklin Route 4. A son, Douglas Roy, was born to Style ! Warmth ! Value ! Built into tlie LIGHTEST OVERCOAT You Can Wear $10.75 $22.50 $25.00 " FAMOUS CIJRLEE'S We want to "COAT" our customers ... coat them in the most modern and stylish manner. We are quite sure that you will welcome this opportunity to make your self smart and comfortable this winter. So come in today and look over the finest collection of overcoats on the market . . rich blends, fine colors Small, Nent Checks Subdued IMnldg Nubbed Ovcrplnids Smart IKnglniis The Asbury Ladies' Aid met at the church Thursday, October 12. The 'meeting was well attended by the members. Norman Cabe, who has been critically ill with pneumonia, is re covering. A daughter was born to Mr., and .Mrs. J. 1.. Norton Monday, October 16." 'Charles Vinson, Max Parrish and Don Cunningham spent the week end in. Raleigh,, attending the State Fair. Robert Hopkins, of War Woman, Ga., is seriously ill at the home of his parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins. Mrs. W. M. Parrish returned home Saturday after spending a week at jhe- Postmasters' Conven tion in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moo-re, of Franklin, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Vinson Sunday. G. C. Gunler, of New Brooklyn, S. C, was visiting at the home of Mrs. W. E. Mozely Sunday. Miss Edna Wilson, of Highlands, visited her sister, Mrs. Elmer Vin son, Sunday. Classified Advertisements FOR SALE Small home in Franklin, $850. See J. Frank Kay, Ally., Franklin, N. C. ltp FOR RENT One small unfurn ished house. See me at Talley & Burnett's Store, Hiuhlands, N. C. ltc H. S. Talley. FOR RENT Theho7 on Palmer street, known as the J. R. Pendergrass place. O. C. Bryant. S14 tfc FOR RENT Attractive furnished room, air conditioned heat. Apply Carolina Apartment, Main Street. Q12 tfc ' ', FOR RENT Furnished and heated bedroom on Morrison -ave-nut. Close in. Apply Press Office. 1'iOR RENT Unfurnished apart ment. Five rooms and bath. D. G. Stewart, Franklin. I S7-tfc ' .: 1 '' Will pay 25c' per lb. for bright dry black walnut kernels, or $l.5tl per 1(10 lbs. for whole black wal nuts if drv, C. T. HLA1X E. " ltc, " WAN'TKU'-Th buy a good milk row. Must .'lie fresh, g. iud , stock; gentle ami cheap.-Address Box IIS, Highlands, N. C. Oly- 2tp- O-'o WANTED Light, clean cotton rags, can't use .work shirts or overalls. Will pay five cents per pound. BULGIN'S SHOP. ltc . , FOR' SALE Flowers for any oc casion. Prompt service. Prices very reasonable. Sylva Flower. Shop, Mrs. Panter, Prop., Phone 0, Sylva, N. C. O 12--tfc FOR SALE Locust fence posts or house pdiar.s ; also 1 have the long ones for building garages and wood sheds. Price fair to us both. ' H. S. TALLEY, Highlands, N. C. ltc ' . FARM FOR SALE 110 acres. Orchard. 75 acres under fence. Four-room modern log house. Price $800. Also, a lot V2 acres and four-room house $400. See J. D. Brendell. S28-4ip 019 gallon glass cans to sell at only 6'5c per gal!on.-B. T. SANDERS. np : ' FOR SALE Nine acres, adjoin ing Grover Jamison's property on Philips street, two blocks from Main street, sewerage, water elec tricity beautiful building-'dot. Also three-room apartment for rent, very reasonable. . " MRS. R. M. COFFEE. 07 4tp 026 APPLES--I!ig value co:king and canning grade Stavuian, Wincsaps, medium to large size, 50c per bulk bushel, large Northern Spys 75c. In cotton sack 5c extra. Delicious, Golden I Udiciotis, Wincsaps, Stay man Winesap's and Rome Beauties in several grades and packages or hulk at, alt: active prices. Also Cid er. At Hollinu Hall Orchard Apple .Market :ir Sauno;.k on Highway 19 J.M four miles west of Wavnesville. Itc. ' J. E. Potts & Son Funeral Directors Franklin, N. C. HONEST MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE AT FAIR PRICES JOIN OUR MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION SOLID OAK CASKETS Ambulance Service FOR RENT Furnished apart ment for two with furnace heat. Living room, bedroom, bath with tub and shower. Hot water at all times. , Beautiful view. New rock house on Harrison avenue. Apply Press Office. FOR SALE 50 acres, more or les,s, of mountain land, partly in cultivation. Excellent for pasture land. Located tin Brendletown sec tion. Cash or terms. If interested write, Paul Saunders, 19 S. Morris Street, Richmond, Va. 012 3tc 026 - . FOR RENT If you are a good farmer . and have stock, you can refit 200 acres of the best farming land in Western North Carolina, with 3 to 5 years contract to right man. See W. K. Ingrah, Route 4, Franklin, N. C. 012-3tc-026 CLOSE OUT SALE BEE'S PLACE , On Georgia RkmwI We .still have a large stock of groceries, shoes, pants, shirts, and notions at ' the same prices of last week. We have an -extra large amount of lard and flour; also a large quantity of syrup in one-half CONCENTRATE SUPf IIIM I . Palmolive 3 for 20c Small Super Sudt I (Red Box) ............3 for ZSc Large Super Suds (Red Box) ............ 2 for 35c Small Super Sudi . (Blue Box) ...3 for 25c Large Super Sudt (Blue Box- .... .. .... 1 for 22c Octagon Soap (Giant) . . . .6 for 25c Octagon Soap (Small) ..10 for 23c Octagon Powder (Large).. 6 for 25c Octagon Powder (Small). 10 for 23c Octagon Toilet .6 for 25c Octagon Cleanser ........ 2 for 9c Octagon Chips 2 for 18c Octagon Granulated 2 for 18c Crystal White Soap ......3 for 14c Hollywood Beauty Soap ..3 for 14c Farmers Federation Phone 92 Franklin, N. C FIRST AGAIN in modern features . . . first again in beauty and luxury ... firsf again in performance with, economy ... first again In driving ease, riding ease and safety . . . first again In high quality at low cost among all cars in its price range! OH!? KSSV Only Chevrolet gives such high quality at such low cost. . . . Low Prices . . . Low Oper ating Costs . . . Low Upkeep. No other motor car can match Its all-round value. gramme mrTiaM Ob tp.dal D l mmi Mortw D In. Swm. mm UMliy ILIM IE, EL (DiieiaiMgDiam Company THE SHOP OF QUALITY" BURRELL MOTOR CO. Phone 123 Franklin, N. C
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