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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON I AN
Classified
Advertisements
FOR SALE One corn mill and
crusher. Priced right. Sec Clarence
Phillips, Franklin, N. C.
ltp S26
FOR SALE-Canning apples and
fears at J. R. Berry fruit stand,
near Gulf station. See
" LEE MASON
ltp S26
' FOR SALE Sixty-acre farm on
highway 64, 3 miles from Franklin.
Has 5-rcom dwelling and outbuild
ings.' Write or -see J. C. Robinson,
Franklin Route 1.
S26 2tp 03
SEED RYE FOR SALE We al
so have a complete line of leed.
We buy Irish potatoes', onions,
produce. Ray Grocery and Feed
Co., Near Depot, Franklin N. C.
ltp-S26
FOR SALE Franklin wood or
coal heater. Good condition, used
only one winter. See Mrs. Lola
Kiser.
S19 ltp
I will have my semi-anriual spe
cial sale of 100 small size galvan
ized tubs, at 25 cents each, first
Saturday in October, '5th day. ,
C. T. BLAINE.
S19 2tc S26
Cartoogechaye Gives
Canned Tomatoes To
Flood-Stricken Homes
Fifteen dozen quarts of tomatoes
and tomato juice have been canned
bby the members of the Woman's
Missionary Society of Mount Zion
Methodist church on Cartooge
chaye for distribution among the
flood-stricken families in Jackson
county.
(Reports from the Jackson coun
ty Red Cross this week state that
238 families have registered for
aid).
Five dozen quarts and five doz
en half-gallon jars were furnished
by the Red Cros,s through Harley
Cabe, county chairman. The toma
toes were donated by Carl Slagle.
The society plans to can more
next week, if the tomatoes are obtainable.
Governor Hoey said he would
issue a proclamation, as requested
by President Roosevelt, concerning
the registration and would make
a formal statement requesting citi
zens to cooperate with registrars
and draft boards.
FOR SALE Home sites on
woodland tract adjoining L. H. Page
Dropertv on Roeers Hill. L. B.
Hayes, Rogers Hall, Phone 69.
S19 2tc S26
FOR SALE
One of Macon county'sbest
farms near Franklin. 200 Acres.
Good buildings. Main house 10-
rooms. Running water. Liberal
terms P. O. Box 151, Franklin
tfc
; LOST OR STRAYED From the
Ruggles cottage, Highlands, N. G,
wniie pointer aog, named tt.ing.
Had a collar with my name, J.
Ross Hanahan, Millbrook, Charles
ton, S. C. Good reward for return
of the dog or for information lead
ing to his recovery. For next
month address, J. Ro.ss Hanahan,
Ruggles Cottage, Highlands, N. C.
Sl2-3tc S26
4-
FOR SALE
Several good used watches
at very reasonable prices.
Late model used watches
taken in trade as part
payment on new watches
Grover Jamison
Jewelar
Good Food
Whether a full course
dinner or a sandwich
is prepared here to suit
your taste.
CAGLE'S CAFE
A. G. CAGLE, Owner
FRANKLIN. N. C.
We Appreciate Ybiir Patronage
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1940
ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN
SOCIAL ITEMS
Macon Theatre
Matinee Start At 3:30
Beginning Monday, September 30,
uignt 3how, will Begin at 7:00.
MRS. T. W. PORTER
BIBLE CLASS HEAD
Mrs. Thomas W. Porter, Sr., has
been elected teacher of the F. S.
Johnston Bible Class of the Frank
lin Methodist church at a meeting
held at . the home pf Mrs. Lon
Campbell. r
Other officers elected to serve
during the; ensuing year include
Mrs. George A. Jones, re-elected
assistant teacher; Mrs. Lester' S.
Conley, re-elected president; Mrs.
W. A. Rogers, vice-president; Mrs.
L. H. Page, re-elected secretary
and treasurer and Mrs. W. T.
Moore, assistant .secretary and
treasurer.
Following, the business session
and the election of officers, a white
elephant, sale was held.
. , The hostess, assisted in enter
taining by Mrs. Charlie Stiles and
ficc Amv Warricnn cerved Sk
sweet course at, the conclusion of
the meeting. .
ANNABELLE MASHBURN .IS
WED TO LON DEHART
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. Bessie Mashburn Browning
of Bry,son City of the marriage
of her' daughter. Miss Annabelle
Mashburn to Lon DeHiart of Brv
son City and Lynch, Ky. Mr. De
i-tart is a son ot Mr. and Mrs. J. f
DeHart of Bryson City.
the marriage took place on
September 8, in Clayton, Ga. with
Judge J. C. Ramey officiating. A
group of Llayton friends were pres
ent tor the ceremony.
For her marriage Mrs. DeHart
wore a navy blue costume, trim
med in a soft rose pink, with
miatchiner blue accessories:
After a , short wedding trip, Mr.
and, Mrs. DeHart returned to Bry
son City and were at the home
of the .bride's mother until Scd-
tember 16, when Mr. DeHart re-
Corbin Family Reunion
Held Last Sunday
Dewey Corbin was elected presi
dent of the Corbin clan at the re
union held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Corbin on Franklin
Route 4 Sunday. Other officers
elected included O. C Corbin, vice
president and Miss 1 Villa Corbin,
secretary and historian.
An interesting program included
the welcome given by Mr. Corbin
and the devotions led by Mrs.
James I. Vinson, of Dillard, Ga.,
Route 1. A song, "How I Miss My
Mother," composed by 'Dewey Cor
bin, was sung by the author, his
daughter. Miss Dorothy Corbin. and
James M. Raby.
Hugh Monteith, an attorney of
Svlva. sooke on the "Preservation
of American Rights." and the Rev.
Mr. Vinson made a talk commem
orating those who died during the
past year. 1
A picnic dinner was served and
the afternoon was devoted to .sing
ing and string music.
Approximately 300 relatives arid
invited guests were present from
North Carolina. South Carolina.
Georgia and Oklahoma. .
The next reunion will he held
at the same place and date in 1941.
PROGRAM FOR WEEK who is employed in thT office
Western Carolina Telephone com
FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY
Living room or sun parlor suite.
Window shades, sizes 36 and 48.
See Mr.s. L. B. Hayes, Rogers Hall,
Phone 69, Franklin, N. C
ltp S26
FOR SALE CHEAP 18 Acre
farm four miles out of Franklin,
N. C on Georgia Highway. Four
room house, good land, pasture,
plenty water. $750 cash. Would
consider terms. E. E. Newberry,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
S26 2tp O10
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
WAYNE MORRIS
ROSEMARY LANE IN
"LADIES MUST LIVE"
Also Chapter 3
"GREEN HORNET"
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Two Big Shows
No. 1
LYNN BAR I
LLOYD NOLAN IN
"PIER 13"
It's grand entertainment
DONT MISS IT I
No. 2
TEX RITTER ,IN
ROLL WAGON ROLL"
pany in Brvson Citv will remain
until November 1. when she , will
join her husband to make her home
in Lynch. '
Mr. DeHart is shipping clerk in
the United Supply company at
Lynch.
Mrs. DeHart rereived lie.- .!
cation iin the Cnllowhee schools.
She is a former Franklin girl, the
daughter of Harlev H. Mashhnm
of Franklin. "
Mr. DeHart was edurated in the
.schools of Bryson City. Members
of DeHart family ate pioneer set-
tiers ot Western North Carolina.
TROUT SEASON
REPORTED GOOD
1,012 Fishermen Visited
The Five Areas In
Forest
FOR RENT Six-room house, in
cluding bath, city water, electric
lights, basement; also garage.
Plenty land for garden, etc. John
M. Moore.
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MON.-TUES., SEPT. 30-OCT. 1
JAMES STEWART
ROSALIND RUSSELL IN
"NO TIME FOR
COMEDY"
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
JON HALL
LYNN BAR I IN
"KIT CARSON"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3
DR. KILDARE GOES
HOME"
With: LIONEL BARRYMORE
LEW AYERS
LORAINE DAY
STAFFORD'S MARKET
lb.
JEWEL OR SCOCO
Shortening 4J
PURE RIO
COFFEE
SOAP, SODA OR WASHING
POWDER 6
BROWN
SUGAR
38'
8 lb. 7C
ctn. 0
for
MISS COZAD HONORED BY
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWFP
Honoring Miss Margaret Cozad
whose wedding to John Wall, of
Elberton, Ga., will take place on
Uctober 19, Mrs. M. L, Dowdle
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower on Thursday afternoon.
Roses, chrvsanthemiims and
atum in shades of pink and blue
were used in the reception hall
and living room which were thrown
ensuite; The dining room table
which was overlaid with a lovely
lace cloth was centered with a crys
tal bowl of pink and cream rdse
buds on a reflector Flanked o
either side were chrystal candlebra
holding lighted, white tapers.
Individual cakes decorated with
white icing and pink rosebud were
served to the guests. Mrs. A. R.
Higdon presided over the mmrh
bowl.
The bride-elect was the recipient
or many lovely and useful gifts
irom more than 50 friends
called during the afternoon.
MISS LAURA JONES TO
I WED MR. MILLENDER
The announcement of the wed
ding of Miss Laura Lvle Tnnec
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lyle
Jones, of Asheville. to Stenhen
Henry Millender. of Mehane
of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Millender.
ot Asheville. will be of interest to
her many friends in Franklin
the weddinsr will he olemni'7d
on Thursday. October 10. at nnrtn
at her home. 3 Cumberland Cirri
The Rev. W. C Cravner rertrvr nf
All Souls Episcopal church, will
omciate.
Mrs. Franz Stone, of Columbus
who
lb.
PRODUCE
Large Heads Lettuce, 3 for . ......... 25c
Green Pepper, lb. 5c
Lemnru Anr.. 7r
Fresh Corn, doz 20c
Sweet Potatoes, 8 lbs. 25c
MEATS
Pork Roast, lb. 19c
Stew Beef, lb. .....I2l2c
Pork Sausage, lb. 17c
Beef Roast, lb f... 19c
Mixed Sausage, lb. 12V2C
WESTERN STEAKS
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
LA !m I Coubons
in Every Bag!
KMHMbM m a
witty f attnK-
nt prtaiaai
I T-"?1 1 C-. AttaaM. fee
i
h' linr : :
A check for $506 has just been
received from C. N. Mease, chief
refuge supervisor for the N. C.
division of came and inland fish
eries, states Charles Melichar, for
est ' supervisor of the Nanthala
Forest at Franklin. This represents
50 per cent of the fee money col
lected from each fisherman who
enjoyed the good fishing on the
coonerative wildlife maniacement
areas on the Nantahala during the
past trout season. Each year the
amount collected at SI per dav per
fisherman gets larger as more
people learn of the good fishing
to be had on these ureas. The
$506 check means that 1012 sports
men availed themselves of the
streams stacked and Protected
under the cooperative wildlife
management agreement existing be
tween the N. C. department of con
servation and development and the
United States forest service.
There are five areas on the
Nantahala national forest which are
protected by the state game pro
tectors: Fires CreeW area in ("lav
county, Santeetlah area in Graham
county, and Uiffside Lake, Wayah,
and Standing Indian areas in Ma
con county. . :
Cliff side Lake had the longest
average fish caught, averaging 9.9
inches. Wayah provicJedS the best.
iisning, with the highest average
catch of o.4 fish per fisherman.
Fires Creek in Clav count v was
the most popularwith 309 permits
soia. --.
This was the first vear for San
teetlah area in Graham countv.
and the 153 fishermen caught 5.9
fish each, averaging 8.2 inches in
i i . .. . " . . r
lengm. further stocking and pro
tection is bound to develon . this
area into the outstanding fisher
man s retreat which its natural as
sets give promise of.
Lliffside Lake also was onen fcr
lts lust vear and Yielded the larg
est fish per catch, but the major
ity of fishermen insisted on fish
ing the surface of the lakf rather
than fishing deep, resulting n a
low catch per sportsman. It is
hoped next year that ( fishermen
will come eauiooed to fLh the lake
Dottom.
Standing Indian area was aver
age, with 205 fishermen catching
4J fish each, averaging 8.5 inches
in length. Considerable trouble was
experienced with catching fish just
under the legal limit which will be
corrected this next year. Also it is
hoped to construct a motor way
up the river from White Oak Bot
toms along the old railroad right-
oi-way to allow better distribution
of fish and fishermen up 'the river.
Wayah Creek took the prize for
providing excellent fishing and
many tourists were heard to com-
Rev. And Mrs. Bloxham
Leave For New Field
Rev. Frank Bloxham with his:
faiiily left Thursday morning for
Lincolnton, where he will take up
his new work as rector of St.
Luke's Episcopal church. He will
also have charge of the Episcopal
church in Shelby, where a new
'church building will be erected
under his supervision.
Mr: Rlovham mi-earned his fare
well sermon Sunday night, which
was attended by members of the
Franklin Lions club and man v
other friends besides his congre
gation. On Tuesday evening at a
party given in their honor at the
nome ot Air. and Airs: oe loniD-
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Bloxham were
nresented with in handsnme silver
bowl, by the members of the church.
Other tokens of appreciation were
a Gladstone bag presented by the
Lions club at the meeting Mnndav
evening and a Set of handmade
bookends by the Franklin Girl
Scouts.
During the seven vear at his
service in this field that has in
cluded the Highlands, Cashiers ancl
Murphy Episcopal churches, Mr.
Bloxham has witnessed both mater
ial and spiritual growth of the
work under his charge. He has
rendered valuable aid to all com
munity activities, notablv the Red
Cross and Scout organizations. .
Macon Singers Invited
To Jackson Convention
All Macon county singers are in
vited to attend the annual singing
convention which will be held in
the Qualla school auditorium at
Shoal Creek the first Sunday in
October, Carl Hoyle of Whittier,
chairman of the convention, an
nounced this week.
ment favorably on the fact that
they never had found better trout
fishing anywhere. The 222. fisher
men creeled 8.4 fish each with an
average length pf 8.0 inches.
Clay county can be proud of the
crystal clear waters of Fires Creek,
for' it is yearly drawing a larger
clientele of SHOrtRWien uKn want
big fish. The 309 fishermen caught
5.1 fish each, which averaged 9.6
inches in length. The number of
fishermen almost doubled from last
year. , .
COME IN
with your friends and
enjoy good food, tasti
ly prepared and prop
erly served in our res
taurant. Beer and Wine
Dixie Grill
JOIN
Our Burial
Association Today!
LARGEST AND STRONG
EST IN WESTERN N. C.
FULL TIME EMBALMER
M M JTAm r.T-VJ llrJlLJ.1IF.WJ
HIGH QUALITY-LOW PRICES
Cream of Lake Flour, 24 lbs..... 60c
Coffee, pure Rio, 3 Ibt.:'..;;.i....i;'.;..;;.;.v....;;.'25c
Country Cured Hams, lb. 25c
Pure Sourwood Honey, 5 lbs. .........$1.00
FARMERS FEDERATION
Palmer Street Franklin, N. G
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
I am now located in my new shop on Bidwell
Street, just off Harrison Avenue, and am pre
pared to do repair work on all kinds of small
machines, precision work, sheet metal work,
ornamental wrought iron work, turning genera
tors and motors and general machine work.
ANDERSON'S MACHINE SHOP
BIDWELL STREET FRANKLIN, N. C.
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Preparedness
Ohio, the former Miss Kate Jones,
sister of the bride-elect, will serve
as matron of honor and only at
tendant
iss Jonas is the eranddaucrhter
ot Airs. Oeorge A. Jones, and liv
ea in l-ranklin until her naxents
moved to Asheville some years ago,
Mrs. D. S. Richardson of R llther
ford college, is soendintr the winter
wim ner daughters, Mrs. Cecil
Pendergrass and Mr. Henrv
Cabe.
Mrs. Hannah Camnbell. and fr
and Mrs. Steve Campbell and three
children have returned to their
home in Atlanta, after a visit with
their sister and aunt, Mrs. C D
Baird, at her home on Bonnv Crest
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Antrel Hrare
ana Bernard Angel, of Gastonia.
are visiting at the hom nf Mr
and Mrs. Jess Estes at Cullasaia.
" v. w. jicnois and son.
uouglas, lr.. have moved fr At.
lanta, to be with Mr. Nichol who
lwas recently transferred from the
mamanaia .Rational FVr
office here to the nnnnoi ff;.
b Atlants.
L.
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IS THE KEY NOTE ON EVERY
SUBJECT
WE ARE PREPARED IN EVERY DEPART
MENT TO MEET YOUR NEEDS
SHOES
We select the cream and wbar i. k. f-
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monev . . . Star
f - " uuuiwilVUIUIIUU
cl ,, tiy "f?' ot lne famUy Wolverine
bnell Horsehide for men. In this selection we
can give you what you want at the price you
nriau iu pay, rncel am vrv iutAn.kl.
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wring tne quality.
SWEATERS - JACKETS
UNDERWEAR
ODD PANTS
From regular suits and they are really good
COATS AND JACKETS
Famous genuine WnolnVVi k-
- , . HiBienai
money can DUV tor nun jinH w,v r..i:
iwi n uiicr wear.
DRESS GOODS
Wool material for coats and skirts
54 inches wide
Per Yard, $1.25 to $1.75
YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND WHAT YOU
WANT AT
Joseph Ashear
"We Clothe the Family"
FRANKLIN, N. C