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THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1939 THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MaCONIAN PAGE THREfi Macon Theatre Night Show 7:00 and 9:00 Matinees 3:30 P. M. SHOWING FROM 1:30 TO 11. P. M. SATURDAYS PROGRAM FOR WEEK FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS" With EDITH FELLOWS AND A CAST YOU WILL ENJOY Also: ZORRO'S FIGHTING LEGION SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 Two Big Shows THE JONES FAMILY IN "TOO BUSY TO WORK" And ROY ROGERS And SMILEY BURNETTE In "BILLY, THE KID, RETURNS" MONDAY, DECEMBER 25 ALICE FAYE WARNER BAXTER In "BARRICADE" With: CHARLES WINNINGER KEYE LUKE ENJOY OUR SHOW AND A MERRY CHRISTMAS TUES.-WED, DECEMBER 26-27 THE LANE SISTERS And GALE PAGE In "FOUR WIVES" With: CLAUDE RAINS JOHN GARFIELD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28 LIONEL BAKRYMORE LEW AYRF.'.S In "SECRETS OF DR. KILDARE" With: LORAINE DAY HELEN GILBERT If you want oin wct-My program wailrti lo' you, please lea c name sit Uox Office. drr rri.L7.an i , To our many customers and good friends we say. "Merry Christmas." And may our friend ships continue to grow even stronger as the vears go bv JOSEPH Franklin, fyferry Gfiristmas iojlll .vvivu 1 t.v.,..i.t.:. '-.V. rv-Xi SINCERE BEST WISHES To all of our many .friends on this happiest of, days $ Western Auto Associate Store . R. S. Omohundro Here's to Christmas! May it bring- you peace, joy and happiness. That is our sincere wish for you and yours. CITY GARAGE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES , . ' . and COMINGS AND GOINGS MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104 M r. ami Mi Jesse Bryson, and (launhU'r, Mary Evelyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Salre and daugh ter. Sonja Marie, of Three J'crks, M.'inl., came in last week for a visit with Mr. liryson's father, '1'. C. Bryson- and other relatives at West's Mill. They will also visit relatives and-' friends' in Swain countv. Mrs. .Mary Ellen Mitchell and daughter, Lois, Tom Messer and llubard Taworlh, of Neosho, Mu., visited Mrs. Mitchell's cousins and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Led better, Mr, and Mrs. Vance I!. Vanho.uk and Jim Khodes and other relatives Thursday ami Fri day of last week. This is . Mrs. Mitchell's first visit to North Car olina since l'XS. Miss Virginia K. Smith came in Saturday from Roanoke Rapids lo spend the holidays with her par ents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank T, Smith. - Joseph Ashear returned home last week after spending a month in California visiting, relatives and friends. On his return he was ac companied by ' his brother, (leorge Ashear, yho has been sick for several months. However, his cbn diliim is impriAing and it is to ibe hoped by his many friends that he will be out in a short while. Mrs. Lon Campbell,' who has been confined to her bed for the past week, suffering from injuries received in a fall. . was reported , t. ......, i.. i ... u.. i Mr. atul Mrs. J. H. Singleton, of ( ireem ille, S. C, spent the lat ter part of the " week with Mrs. Singleton's brother. T. I'. Bryson ami family at their home in the Orlando '.apartments. George . M. Slagle, of Floyd, Va., came in Tuesday to. spend' the holidays with his parents,. Mr. and Mr,. George Slagle. Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Bryson, and three children left Saturday morn ing for 'Carolina Beach where they spent a week vacationing. They plan to spend Christmas in Dur ham with Mr. , Bry son's father, T. D. Bryson, Sr., and Sirs. Bryson. BEST WISHES FOR A rnj Christmas ASHEAR N. C. 9 Mr. and Mrs. F.llard' Shook atul children and Mr. and Mrs. J. 1!. Kanupe and children, of Brevard, spent the weeke-end with Mr. Shook's and Mrs. Kanupe's parents. Mr. and Mr.s. J. H. Shook, at their home on Franklin Route 2. Mrs. Frank I. Murray, Mrs. Charlie Bradley, .Mrs. Howard Gillespie, Mrs. Roy Rowland and Miss Mildred Cabc spent last Thursday in Asheville. Mrs. J. B. Collins, who has been ill at her 'home on lotia was re ported to be iio better Monday. Miss Edith Bradley has return ed to I.os Angele.s, Calif., after spending six weeks with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Bradley, at Prentiss. Miss Vonnie West, who is teach ing in the Bryson Cily high school, spent the week-end at West's Mill with her niother,Mrs. J. L. West, Sr. . . Mis Lena .Conley and Miss Ida Bryant spent the week-end in ('anion with Miss Conley's brother. Dick Conley and .Mrs. Conley, and in Asbeville. r. and Mrs. Angel, who have recently purchased the f. II. Care- lock house on B iiny Crest, have moved into their new' home. The Can-locks have moved into ' the l'enland house vacated bv the Angel family. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stevens left last week for Candler where they plan to reside for several months. Mrs. Stevens was the for mer Miss Kate Sellers and oper ator for the Western Carolina Telephone company at Franklin. Mrs. Jesse Oliver came up from Decatur, G'a., last week to spend sometime with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Campbell. , Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Conley, of Franklin Route 1, are spending the winter in Clayton, N. C, with their daughter, Mrs. Turner Vinson and Mr. Vinson. Howard Bradley and Paul Park er, of Sedro Wooley, Wash., came in last week for a visit with rela tives and friends at Otto. Mrs. Ellis Clarke Soper is spend ing several days in Chattanooga, Tenn., with Mr. Sopcr's sister, Mrs. Richard Hardy. Mrs. St: Clair Anderson return ed from Richmond, Va., last Fri day, after' spending two week.s with her (laughter, Mrs. F. J. Porter and Mr. Porter. Mrs. Robert Cunningham, of Kich Square, was here last week visiting her mother, Mrs. C. C. Cunningham. Mrs. George A. Jones has been .spending several days in Asheville with her son, Weimer Jones and family and Mr. and Mrs. G. Lyle Jones and family. J. F. Wilkes, oi the Iotla com munity, who is a patient in Angel hospital, was reported Mondav to be setting along very nicely. Mrs. Leona P. Duncan and Miss Nettie Hurst spent two days in Asheville last week attending a worker's convention. J. H. Shook has returned to his home on Franklin Route 2, after .spending six weeks in the Soldiers Home hospital in Washington, D. C; where he. underwent an opera tion. His condition is much im proved. Ellis Bradley came in last week from Soda Springs, (Idaho, for a two months' visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Bradley, at their home at Riverside. Mrs. R. M. Rimmcr, Mrs. Frank Higdon. Mrs. Roy Cunningham and Mrs. Amelia Fowler spent Monday in Asheville. James Fowler is 'spending several days in Chattanooga, Tenn., On business. Mrs. Sam Rogers spent several days in Atlanta last week. Other visitors to Atlanta were Mrs. Har lcy Lyle, Mrs. Roy F. Cunningham, Mrs Rimmcr and Miss Mary Willis. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pcnn and son, James E. Penn, will spend the Christmas, holidays in New Orleans, La. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Page and daughter. Mary Frances, spent the week-end in Atlanta visiting friends. . Capt. and Mrs. E. L. Veasy went to Atlanta last week to at tend the premiere of "Gone With the Wind." STUDENTS HOME FOR HOLIDAYS . The following students from Ma con county are attending the var ious colleges and universities are expected home to .spend their holi days: Miss Josephine Martin and Misses Nina and Timsey Nell Clottse, Miss ' Pauline Reid, Miss Virginia Ramsey, Miss Elizabeth Rochester, A Miss Roberta Enloe, Misses Edna and Kathleen Henry, Miss, Martha Higdon, Miss Stella Coggins, Miss Cora Fox, Miss Dorothy Lee Morrison, Miss Doris Corbin, Miss Ruth Higgins, Miss Dorothy Bhimenthal, Mis,s: Leeida Beshears, Miss Betty Rogers, Miss Virginia Tessier, Miss Mildred Bryson, Miss Audrey Conley, Miss Set.ser, Miss Eugenia Duncan, Miss Marie Scott, Miss Hazel Bradley, Miss Chole Parrish, Miss Alice Bennett,. Miss Kleanof 1 Wal ton, Miss Grace Conley, Miss Nan cy Jones, Miss Fannie Burr Ben nett. ' '. H. E. Church, Jr., George Er win Patton, Willard Peiidergras,s, Sexton Vinson, Dennis Penland, Mack Patton, Clinton Briokshire, Brownlow Addington, William Corbin, Jr., Charles Setse, Albert Ramsey, Jr., Mack Setser, Stler Slagle, Carter Hurst, Robert Hurst, Lyman Higdon, Boon Leach, Milton Sanders, Alex Moore, Jr., George McClurc, Fred' Gray, Edwin Young, Claude Evans, Eugene Furr, John Crawford, Winton Perry, Phil Blumentlial, Bobbie Sloan, Jimmy Perry, William Johnson, Andrew Jones, Hayne Arthur, Jr., Kenneth lane, .Harold. Sloan, Jr., F'ritz Waldroop Frank ; Flemniing, Jr., Locke Steppe,. Matthew and Ber nard Poliakoff, Janjes E. Penn, and Charles Hunnicutt. MRS. CABE'S PUPULS GIVE RECITAL Piano pupils. of Mrs. Henry W. Cabe gave a recital at her home on Riverview Treet Wednesday evening, December 20, at K o'clock. Parents of the pupils were the guests. Those taking part in the program were: Dorothy Conley, Mary, Alice Archer, I tine Bradley,' T foil, :..: in ! thai, Louise Pendergrass, Cather ine Long, Mrs. Thompson, Jessie Mae Barnard, Osteen Roberts, Maxine Dean, Otela Bryson, Mr., ; Gladys. Guy, Betty Horsley, F'reda Mae Arnold, Ruth Bryson, Ann Cabe, Byrda Nell Southards, Marie Dean, Helen Franks, Margaret Moore, Carolyn Long, Ann Flan-1 nigan, Carolyn Leach, FVed Houk, ' Mary Francis Page,, Buena Cabe, and Barbara Stockton. I After the program Mrs. Cabe served fruit cake and punch, as sisted by the girls. BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The 'M aeon County Baptist Sun day School convention will be held on Sunday afternoon, December 24, beginning at 2:30 o'clock, at the Sugarfork Baptist church, it has been announced by Paul Swaf ford, president. ' The program for the afternoon will. open with congregational' sing ing, followed by the devotion led by Paul Swafford. Reports will be made from the various Sunday schools in the county, after which the Rev. R. F. Mayburry will talk on the "Model Sunday School Les son." Alex . Moore, superintendent of the Sunday school of the Frank lin Baptist church, will be one of the speakers of the afternoon. -The. public is invited to attend and the churche, are urged to send a large delegation. SHOWER FOR MRS. REYNOLDS Mrs. Adolph Zoellner and Mrs. Frank I... Murray were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower on Wed nesday night at the home of Mrs. Zoellner, honoring Mrs. Dart R. Reynolds, the former Miss Rebec ca Conley, a recent bride. The honoree received many love ly gifts including a quilt, house hold linens, dishes, cooking uten sils and other household articles. Approximately 40 friends called during the evening. MRS. MANGUM GIVES BOOKS TO AQUONE SCHOOL Mrs. Grace Mangum, formerly of Franklin, now of Jacksonville, Fla., has recently given over 100 books to the Aquone school library, reports Miss Evelyn Kinsland, principal. Added to those sent this fall by Mrs. Angie W. Cox, the library now has more than 200 new books, which are much appre ciated by the school and com munity.. OYSTER SUPPER WEDNESDAY NIGHT The Womans Missionary Society of the Franklin Methodist church are serving an oyster supper in the church basement on Wednes day evening, December1 27 from 6:30 to 8:30. Oysters served any style with all fixings, 35 cents per plate. Benefit of church missions. 1 FARMERS' ! I EXCHANGE I m Franklin, N. C. i Births Mr. j and Clint May announce fhe birth of a daughter, Margaret Sue, at the home of Mrs.. May's parents, Mr, and Mrs. I. R. Ray, a West's Mill, on- Wednesday, December 13. A son, Horace Allen, was burn to '-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hurst, on Saturday. December 9, at their home on Bonny Crest. On Sunday, December 17, a son, James Robert, was horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Zach .Daniel at Angel hospital. Supplies of feed grains available f.r the' 1WM0 feeding season are now estimated at 1 1(),XX),(XX) tons,, reports the V. S. Bureau of Agri cultural F.conomics. ' YULETIDE JOY May every happiness be yours this Christmas ,, and in the New Year J. B. Pendergrass 7s . y X ' ' r, Christ mas fO 'EVERYBODY 939 . A MKRRY -'CHRISTMAS' A PROSPEROUS AN1) HAPPY NEW YKAR TO ALL W. C. Burrell and Crew The "MOST GIFT" for the LEAST MONEY Considering the years of service you may ex pect from FURNITURE GIFTS, the cost is less than the sum usually spent for presents of only passing interest to the family. Let Furniture be your chosen gift this Christmas. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Eight Valuable Prizes Will Be Awarded Sat, Dec. 30, at 3 P. M. The Hryaiit IFiirnitwre Co. Phone 106 "Merry Christmas to you our friends, neighbors and customers. We gladly join with others whose privilege it has been to serve you, in sending- our heartiest holiday greetings ! ... i , . , C. L. Pendergrass Market Camels burn S-L-O-W-E-R AND YOU ENJOY EXTRA MILDNESS EXTRA COOLNESS EXTRA FLAVOR FAST BURN ING -creates hot fl.it taste in smoke . . . ruins delicate flavor, aroma . . . SLOWBURNINO -protects natu ral qualities that mean mildness, thrilling taste, Jragrance ... cooler smoke . . , IN recent laboratory tests, CAMELS burned 25 slower than the aver age of the 15 other of the largest-selling brands tested slower than any of them. That means, on the average, a smoking plus equal to EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS Franklin, N. C. 1 WWW.WW MWM1 (1 Virginia Scott, Miss Mary Jo
