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THURSDAY, DEC 14. 1939 THE FRANKLIN. PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN PAGE FIVE WORKSTOCK .'In line with a 'state-wide pro gram, fanners of Harnett county are showing considerable interest in brood marcs and in the raising of their own workstock. POULTRY Poultry flocks in Onslow county arc looking good, and all of the demonstration flocks are returning their owners' a. , profit, reports Jack Kelly,, assistant farm agent. BEE'S PLACE On Atlanta Highway GROCERIES, FEEDS AND PRODUCE CANDY Immolate lldb. DROPS 14 oz. Can, ea. 5c TOMATOES STRING BEANS SAUER KRAUT VEG. SOUP Bulk Coconut ... ...... ..... ...lb. 20c We buy corn, rye, beans, hams, dried fruit, chickens, eggs and other farm produce. See me. B. T. Sanders, Prop. Christmas Play Saturday Night, December 23 The Christmas play,, "While Santa Was Away", a musical com edy, will be presented at the court house in I' rankhn, Saturday night, December 23, by the Franklin Girl Scouts and Brownies, Forty-four girls will have" parts in the pro duction, with the leading roles of Mr. and Mrs. Santa played re spectively by Lane Porter and Sara Conley. Report of the com plete cast will be made next week. Christmas music will De played by five members of Franklins newly formed orchestra: Mrs. Har ry Higgins,' cornet; Douglas Nich ols, clarionet; John Ansel, flute; Clyde Gailey, cornet, and Mrs. J. D". Porter, violin. The stage is to be furnished through the courtesy of Franklin firemen, curtains by the Presby terian church and lighting effects are .to be planned "and arranged through the courtesy of Ben Mc Glamery. Costumes have been plan ned by Miss Frances Long and are being made by parents. Watches, Jewelry and Silverwear are always the season's most ap propriate gifts. Grover Jamison NEXT TO POSTOFF1CE Jeweler FRANKLIN, N. C. Library Closed . , ' December 23 to 28 Mrs. Thomas J. Johnston, li brarian, has announced that the Franklin library will be closed for Christmas holidays from December 23 to 2Hi Teachers and others who have books are asked to return those due before that time. Sunday School Council Meets At a. recent meeting of the Sun day School Coungil of the Frank lin Methodist church the organiza tion of a new Sunday school class was discussed. This class is to be composed, of a young group. It was decided that at a late date a dinner , should be given for this group. This dinner was given and was enjoyed by a number of young adult people of Franklin. At this meeting Bill Sloan was elected president, H. A. Wilhide, vice president, and Grace Barnard sec retary and treasurer. At a later meeting Mrs. VV. Sloan was elected teacher for the , group. Other business attended to by the council was the election of Mr Pearl Hunter as superintendent of the Junior Intermediate Depart ment; Mrs. Wiley Zachary, teachj, er, with Alr,s. Gordon Moore as assistant. Mrs. Guffey arid Jimniie Houser were elected additional teachers for this department. Each teacher is to be assigned to his or her respective class by Mrs Everyone is invited to attend the Mfthodistl Sunday -school to enjoy it.s fellowship and instructions as well as to help increase enrollment that lias been evidenced in recent Sundays. Sam Mendenhall is Sun day school superintendent. 19c Mrs. Brown To Stay In Franklin The' many friends' of Mrs. C. S. Brown, who has successfully' operated the Scott-Griffin hotel for a number of years, are glad to learn that she . will continue to live in Franklin after she gives up the ' hotel in February, 1940. '. Mrs. Brown, who is the owner of the Peoples' Market, intends to devote her entire time to the man agement of her mercantile business. The Scott-Griffin hotel was pur chased recently by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bryson, Sr.. of Spruce Pine, to take possession at the expira tion of the lease .of Mrs. Brown on the above date. WATER GROUND MEAL Can be purchased at the following stores : A&P, Dixie, Farmers' Ex change, Peoples' Market, Kay's Groceries,, Pendergrass . Market, Henry West's Grocery Store. J. R. Berry's Roller Mill, (adv.) D142tp D21 Curing hay ' through the use of an electric blower has proved highly successful in tests, conduct ed during the past four years at the Tennessee experiment station. Junaluskee Lodge No. 145 Elect Officers Officers to serve through the en suing year have been' elected by the Junaluskee- Lodge No. 145, A. F. and A. M. at the regular com inunioatk.ii held in the . M a.-onic hall Tuesday evening. The- officers .include Henry W. Cabe, worshipful master; Tillery T. Love, senior warden; ' Ralph West, junior warden; M. I). Bil lings, treasurer, and C. Gordon Moore, secretary. The installation services for the newly elected Officers will be held at the next regular meeting. CIRCLE MEET The three circles of the Wo man's Missionary Societies of the Franklin Baptist church, will 'meet at the church on Thursday after noon, December 21, for . a joint service. . A special Christmas pro gram is being arranged and mem bers from all circles are urged to attend. UP Cumulative, rural sales of gen eral merchandise in the first 10 months of this year were about 11.5 per cent greater than for the same period last year and two per cent above the 1937 level. Fresh Bulk . Coconut Pound Swansdown Cake Flour 25c Pure Fancy Blue Rose Rice 6 Pound, 25 c Pie Cherries no. 2 can 10c Cranberry Sauce 2 Cans, 25c Margarine, pound, lie Candy Chocolate Drops, XmasY Mix Orange Slices, ( - 11 Fudge, Peanut Brittle, ( J. UC ID Big Jells ) Chocolate Covered Cherries, box 23c Oranges, Doz, . . lOe Apples, Doz, . 10c Tangerines. 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