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THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1939 THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN PAGE THREE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES i : and COMINGS AND GOINGS MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104 PARR1SH-RICKMAN Mr. ami Mrs. C. T. Tarnshof Bryjon City, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Nell 1'arrish, to Carr Riekman, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kickman, of VVcst Mill.. ' . The wedding ceremony was (inietly performed in Walhalla,-S. C, on Sunday, November 5, with . Frank Gillespie, predate- judge,, -officiating.- The bride was beautifully attired in a grape wine suit, with dark green accessories. Mrs. kickman is a graduate of the Almond high school in the class: of 1937 and attended a two years commercial course in tne Franklin school. She has formerly been employed " in the. county agent's .office at liryson City. Mr. Kickman has been employed by the Franklin Mineral Products company in Franklin for the past Awo years. Mr. 'and Mrs. Kickman are now making their home at West's Mill. CAGLE-SHEPHERD A wedding of Interest was hat of Miss Nell Cagle, of Bryson City and West's Mill, to Arthur Shepherd, of Leatherman, on Sun day afternoon at. 4 o'clock in Clay ton, Ga., with R, C. Ramey, offi: 'dating. Mrs. Shepherd, the daughter of Mrs. II. J. Cagle and The late Mr. Cagle, of Bryson City, has made her home with her uncle, L). L. Clark at West's Mill for the past two years. She was attired in a royal blue suit with matching ac cessories. . Mr. Shepherd is the son of Mr. ajid Mrs. Joseph Shepherd, of Leatherman, and is ,; a , promising young farmer of that community. 'Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd will make, their home with the groom's par ents at present. TICE-OLIVER Mr. and Mrs. John J.- Tice, of Franklin Route 3, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Misg Margcrct Tice to Edgar Ol iver, of Franklin Route 3. The wedding ceremony was sol emnized iu Clayton, Ga'., on Sun day, September 3., Mr. Oliver is the son , of Bert Oliver and the late Mrs. Oliver.- New Sweaters and Sport Coats Just received new ship ment of Bradley bweat- i - 1 ers m wmte ana gay colors, and new styles. The new Sport Coats arc different, lavish use of pleats, flares, and stitchings. Box coats and fitted coats made ofdouble twill, multi color tweeds and pile fabric cloths. E. K. Cunningham & Company "The Shop of Quality" GARDEN CLUB DISCUSSES IMPORTANT PROJECTS At a regular meeting of the Franklin . Garden Club held on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W; W. Sloan at "Sunnyside Farm," Miss Florence Stalcup, home demonstration agent for Macon county, and Mrs. Fred Slagle, a representative of the home demonstration club of the Carloogechaye community, brought plans for a craft center that their club hopes to form in Franklin. With a room centrally located in town and 'instructors in basketry, coppeTwprk, weaving and all the handcrafts brought by the demon stration groups in the county, it was hoped that such a center could prove profitable in many ways to the town as' well as to the rural, women. Possibilities of establishment lat er' of the craft center in the plan-ued-for community house, were dis cussed. Many of the (dub members expressed much interest and a de sire to take advantage of the work, which would be carried on in much the same ' manner as the schools that have been held in the past at the shop ,of Mrs. Carl Slagle on Cartoogechaye. In ad dition, the school would be1 of great tourist interest. A report of a meeting with the county commissioners concerning plans for the community house was given. Necessary steps con forming with government regula tions are being taken by interested citizens and by the commissioners. A full report will be given all town 'organizations' through their board of control members as soon as further details have developed. Charles Weaver, chief of the WPA office in Asheville, has offered full cooperation. A discussion was held on how to help keep Franklin a cleaner and more attractive town. A commit tee composed of Mrs. L. H. Page and Mrs. Lester Conley was ap pointed to discuss with the mer chants and those responsible for removing the trash. off the streets, and the city officials, ways and means by which the Garden Club can cooperate in making Franklin a more desirable and , attractive place in which to live. The equipment of. the playground on West Main street, which was donated by the Garden Club, has been removed from the ground's until spring. The December meeting will be held at the-home of Mr.s. W. A. Rogers, with Mrs. Roy G. Be- shears, as associate hostess'. The program will be on "Christmas De corations, Tree, House and Table," with Mrs. Ben W. Woodruff lead ing the discussion. Mrs. Sloan, assisted by Mrs. Emory Hunnicutt, served delicious refreshments at the conclusion of the meeting. SCOUT HOUSE TO OPEN WITH SILVER TEA The Girl Scouts of Franklin will open their new scout house with a silver tea on Friday afternoon, November 10, at 4:30 o'clock. 1 ne trcoo extends an invitation to an their friends to be present on this occasion and to inspect their new home. METHODIST W. M. S. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS The Woman's Missionary Society r,f the Franklin Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. W. J. Zachary on Harrison avenue on Thursday afternoon for the regular monthly business and social meet inc. Mrs. W. J. Zachary,. president, nresided over the business session Following the secretary's report and the reports from the various committees, the annual election of officers to serve through the en suing year was held. Those elected to serve included Mrs. Roy G. Beshears, president ; Mrs. W. A. Rogers, vice-president; Mrs. Zeb W. Conley, recording secretary; Mrs. T. W. Porter, cor responding secretary, re-elected; Mrs. Gordon Moore, treasurer; Mrs. I. L. Roberts, secretary of children's work ; Mrs. , D. Robert Davis, superintendent of baby spe cials; Mrs. P. F. Callahan, super intendent of study; Mrs. James Palmer, superintendent of public itv: Mrs. A. B. Slagle, re-elected, Christian social relations; Mrs. E. K. Cunnincham. re-elected, super intendent of supplies; Mrs. Pearl Hunter, suoerintendent of the world's outlook; Mrs. J. S. Sloan, re-elected. assistant . treasurer; Mrs. E. B. McCollum, second as sistant treasurer; and Mrs. W. J. Zachary, superintendent of board rf Christian education. The retiring off icers were : Mrs. W. J. Zachary, president; Mrs. Gordon Moore, vice-president; Mrs. D. . Robert Davis, recording sccre tarv : Mrs. lames' Palmer, treas urer; Mrs. Zeb W. Conley, super intendent of study; Mrs. r. v, Callahan, superintendent ot pub hcity; Mrs. Gordon Moore, super intendent of the world'i i outlook; Mrs. W. T. Zachary, secretary of children's work; Mrs. T. W. por ter, . superintendent of board of Christian education and Mrs. J. 1), Porter, superintendent of baby specials. . A social hour was enjoyed fol lowing the election of officers when Mrs. Zachary, assisted by Mrs. Harry S. Higgins, served de licious refreshments. ROYAL AMBASSADOR CHAPTER ORGANIZED A meeting was held , at the Franklin Baptist church 'on Mon day afternoon for the purpose of organizing a chapter of Junior Royal Ambassadors. There were 12 boys present. The officers elected were : Frank Murray, Jr., ambassador-in-chief; John Dean, first assistant; Willard Roland, second assistant; Lewis Cansler, chapter recorder ; Harold Bradley, chapter steward; Jimmy Stockton andlt Edward Bryson, pro gram ' embassy; Terrell Tallent, chapter herald; and Billy Reeee, knightly deeds embassy. PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE MEETS WITH MRS. GAINES The Business Woman's Circle of the Franklin: Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Robert R. Gaines,', on West Main street on Monday evening for their reg- llrr Jes.incss and social meeting, ith 15 members attending. Mrs. Gaines, circle, chairman, was in charge of the devotion, follow ed by the reports from the differ ent committees. Plans were made for the distri bution of Thanksgiving baskets. A very interesting program was iven on "Presbyterian Evangelis tic Crusade." The hostess served delicious re freshments, at the close of the meeting. Those attending- were: Mrs. J. . Flanagan, Mrs. James A. Sut ton, Mrs. Bennie McGlamery, Mrs. T. Siler, Mrs. Brabson Bulgin, Mrs. Hugh Leach, Mrs. John Bul gin, Mrs. Virginia Clement, Miss Margaret Slagle, Miss Alice Davis, Miss Evelyn Clement, Miss Rachel Slagle, Miss Lucy Sue Gray, .and Mrs. Helen Macon. BAPTIST W. M. S. GIVES INTERESTING PROGRAM On Wednesday, November 1, at the Franklin Baptist church the . V-'IViv xx,x' - - 7" "-77 - - '7rm7w v,, hrri. jj jl" ft ' ' j ojs l BURRELL MOTOR COMPANY Phone 123 Woman's Missionary Society and the blanches of the organization gave a program stressing "Stew ardship." ' The program was opened with a song' by the Y. M. A, and the K. Al. boys- led the devotional.. A playlet, "Tithes," ami a song, "Jesus 'Loves Me," was given by the Sunbeams. The Junior G. A. and K. A. sang. "Give of Your Best to the Master" and "Ask Me Another About Tithing." the Y, W. A. sang "1 Give My Life for Thee."'. "Candles," a playlet was- given by the intermediate, G. A., and three ujinute talks by three of the'wY. M. A. were enjoyed. The W. iM. S. sang "1 Love to Tell the Story," and Rev. C. 1 Rogers, pastor, gave some helpful suggestions. There were at least 170 present. Several renewed their promises to tithe and some new ones signed pledge cards. Grape juice and 'cakes' were, serv ed by the W.'M; S. after the program. All are invited and welcome t cpme to all the services. Mrs.- Randolph Bulgin has re turned from Fort Myers, Fla., where she spent several weeks with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brandt left Friday for Hot Springs, Ark. Miss Virginia Ramsey, who is attending Asheville Normal in Asheville, spent the week-end with her parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey at their home at Tellico. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bryson, who spent the past two months in Boise, Idaho, with their two sons, Marry and Earl Bryson, have re turned to their home at West's Mill. " ' Miss Mildred Bryson, who is at tending Brevard college, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Bryson at their home at Cullasaja. Miss Bryson was accompanied by her room mate. Miss Nina Sue Michael, who spent the week-end as her guest. Miss Elizabeth Rochester, Miss Bernice Robinson, Charles H-arman and Bradford Thomas, of Ashe ,ville, spent Sunday in Franklin with Miss Rochester's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rochester. Miss Rochester' is attending Cecil's Business College in Asheville. Mrs. T. B. Shepherd, of Canton, has been spending several days .with her daughter, Mrs. T. B. Expect a lot of excite ment . . . expect a lot of thrills . . . when you step in and drive the new Chevrolet for 1940! Chevrolet has long had the reputation of being.? in accel eration in its price range because it's the only low-priced car with a super-vitalized, super silent Valve-In-Head Engine! It has long had the reputa tion of being first in hill-climbing, for the same good, powerful, Valve-in-Head reason! And it out-rides the others, too, because it's the only low priced car with "The Ride Royal" the safest, smoothest, steadiest ride known! We repeat, "You'll GO for the new 1940 Chevrolet when you see how it GOES for you." Better eye it, try it, buy It today! : lligdon, at I ligdonville, and other relatives in Macon county. Jesse Tessier has gone to New York where he has a position with the. Gould Foundation. Mr. ami Mrs. , Kogcrs Dalton, of (astouia, .spent-' the week-end with Mr. Daltou's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. John II. Dalton, at their home at West's Mill and Mrs. Daltou's.. parents, Mr. and - Mrs. Prank Shields, in Clayton-, Ga. Hugh Johnston and -Gene Pow ell, 1 of Atlanta, spent the week end with the1 former's, mother, Mrs. T. J. Johnston. ,Mr. Powell sang a solo, "Eye Hath Not Seen," at the Girl Scout service at St. Agues Episcopal church on Sunday after noon. ' ' M'r, Johnston played the organ. , . Births Mr. and Mrs. Ray Orr announce the birth of a daughter, Kva Ann, at" their home in the Curtis apart ment on West Main street, i Saturday morning, November 4. Mrs. Orr was the former Miss Annie Lee Curtis, of Franklin. Corbin Brothers To Appear In Highlands .The Corbin brothers and their mountaineers will give a perform ance at the Highlands . School Theatre on Wednesday, November 15, sponsored by the Highlands high school.' The program will in clude string and vocal music and comedy. The entertainment will be gin at 8 p. m. Otto By JOSEPHINE BRADLEY Mrs. William Ledford observed her 83rd birthday Tuesday, No vember 7. About 30 of her rela tives and friends met at her home and enjoyed a bountiful picnic din ner. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Chastain entertained with a miscellaneous shower at their home, Saturday night, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pruitt, -who were recently married. Mrs. Pruitt will be re membered as Miss Rena Seagle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown en tertained a number of their .friends Sunday in honor . of their daugh ter, Evelyn, on her 3rd birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cabe, C. J, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. lid Bradley; Misses ' Jose Th No othsr motor cor can match its all-round valuo. Tho 1940 Chevrolet gives higher quality at low cost! ... Low Pricos . . . Low Operating Costa ... Low Upkeep. my mmm mmm phine and Lotis Bradley, Mis9 Kuby Cabe, Ireland, Walter, Ras, Pe-ry and Owen Cabe and James Brown, Miss Mattie Fayc Rogers, of Franklin Route 3. visited Misses Josephine and Lotis Bradley this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vanhook moved from this community thU week to Prentiss. .'., George Rhodes spent the week end . in Atlanta. While there he attended the Duke-Tech game.' The Ladies' Aid of the Asbury church entertained with a carnival Hallowe'en night, The evening was a great success and the money they made will be used for tne benefit of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.. Keener, of Clayton, Ga., visited Mrs. Keener'!) parents the past week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Curtis. Miss. Ruth Bryson, of Cullasaja, visited Miss Margaret Corbin the past week-end. LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT North Carolina, Macon County O. F. Lawrence vs. Francis C. Gary and wife, Gladys Mary Cary The defendant, Gladys Mary Cary, above named, will take no tice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Cotirt of Macon County to require said defendant to con vey to the plaintiff an undivided one-half interest in all the right, title and interest owned, held or claimed by' her in certain lands in Macon County, N C, .set forth and described in the complaint in said action filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Macon' County; and the said defendant . will further take notice that she is required to appear be fore the Clerk of the Superior Court of Macon County; N. C, within thirty days from and after the 2nd day of December, 1939, and answer or demur to the com plaint in said action, or the plain tiff will apply to . the Court for the relief demanded therein. This November 8, 1939. HARLEY R. CABE, Clerk Superior Court. NOjtp-N30 Special Da Luxu Sport Sedan, SS02 IS-RT. VAlVf.lN-KtAD UX AND UP M Hint. M'cMfon. TVww portmtkm Nw m raM mms, umtt mmd loeai mum (if my), optional quipmnt mmd tconorttttra. trie -jet to chant without nmMtm. mr tvardtntrs mm Umttmr NMav nsw tovM cumr tmwe . mm WSIOI AND OUTSIDI NM HJIUVWON IOIMES ir MMMt MtW UCUMIVI VAO-. uuM-rowii iran . tm um toYM- lUPBUnUNT VMVI IM MAD NYDRAUUC UAKn . AU- tlllNT f YNCRO-MISN TIANSMIUION LAKOR TWTOI-MAnC aUTGM NMHAUD MAM HIADUOMTS WITH MTAtATI PAMCMO uohts . tHoamraor sthmno. Cfcvwrovf hot MOW ffccM 17$ On Bpedal De Lux and Maatar D Luaa Bcrica. Franklini N C.
