THURSDAY, JANUARY . 1941
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
PAGET THREE '
X
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104
MISS GLADYS BROCK WEDS
SEXTON VINSON
Mrs. John Angel, of Franklin
Route 2 lias announced the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Gladys
lirock to Sexton Vinson, of Dillard.
Ga. Route 1. On Wednesday, De
cember 25, the wedding was so"i
emnized at the home of the.kev.
J F. Marchnutn in Dillard Ga.
'The' bride wore a beige and
brown ensemble with brawn ac
cessories. M.rs. Vinson is a graduate ,.uf
the Franklin high school and of
Western Carolina Teachers' col
lege at Cullowhee. She is now
teaching in the Macon county pub
lic schools.
Mr. Vinson is the .sou ui the
Rev. and Mrs. James I. Vinson,
of Dillard, Ga., Route 1. He is a
graduate of the Franklin, high
school and of North Carolina State
college at Raleigh. At present he
i.4 ' agriculture teacher at" Harris,
N. C ' :
'Following the wedding ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Vinson left for A
short wedding trip to points in
Florida. They liave now returned
to their work.
MISS PATRICIA CRENSHAW
BRIDE OF CLARENCE HENRY
Mr. and Mrs. John Crenshaw,
of Clearwater, Fla., have announced
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Patricia Crenshaw to Clar
ence E. Henry, of Franklin.
The wedding ceremony was sol
emnized on Friday. November 22,
in Griffin. Ga. The Rev. J. B.
Turner, pastor of the First Bap
tist church in Griffin, was the of
ficiating minister.
The bride was attired in a love
ly rose crepe costume with black
accessories. Her. shoulder corsage
was white rosebuds.
Mrs. Henry is a graduate of the
Clearwater high school and of a
business college in Tampa, Fla.
Mr. Henry, the son of Mrs. John
B. Henry, of Franklin and the late
Mr. Henry, is a graduate of the
Franklin high school and attended
Weaver and Brevard colleges. For
the past three year, . he has been
manager of the Sinclair Service
Station here. He has now accepted
a position With the Standard Motor
Products company, in Long. Island
City, New York.
PAPBST-CALLOWAY
Miss Irene Papbst of Belleville,
111., and James E. Calloway, of
Franklin, were married in Clayton,
Ga., on Tuesday, December 24, in
a quiet and simple ceremony. ' :
Mr. . and Mrs. Calloway' left
shortly after their marriage for
Scott Field, 111., where Mr. Callo
way is in school training for a
radio operator. Following his grad
uation from the school he expects
to be stationed in Tampa, Fla.
Mr. Calloway is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Calloway, of Bon
ny Crest, Franklin, with whom
Tie and Mrs. Calloway spent the
Christmas holidays.
CAMPBELL-EVANS ,
Mrs. Edd Campbell, of Frank
lin Route 3, has announced the
marriage of her daughter, Lucy
Neal, to George W. Evans. The
wedding ceremony was performed
on Saturday, December 21, in
Clayton, Ga.
The bride was becomingly at
tired in a 'moss green ensemble
andwith black accessories.
Mr Evans who is in the U. S.
navy has returned to Norfolk, -Va.,
where he is stationed. Mrs.' Evans
.will, remain .with her mother at
present.
STUDENTS RETURN TO
COLLEGE AFTER HOLIDAYS
Students returning to colleges
and universities this week-end after-spending
the Christmas vacation
at home here included:
Miss Ruth Higgins, Brenau col
lege, Gainesville; Miss Margaret
Franks, University of North Caro
lina; Misses Dorothy JtMcs. Lillian
Jones and Lane Porter, "Peace In
stitute, Raleigh; Miss Leeida Be
shears, Miss Dorothy Blumenthal,
Miss Frances Hurst, Miss Dorothy
Sloan, Miss Dorothy Lee Morrison,
Miss Doris Cor bin and Miss Edith
Rickman, Woman's College of the
PERSONAL
Jos til h f0r5iy.nl I don't
blame you for getting mad at
my baking. But everything's
going to be O. K from now on.
Tllbake you a different cake
every day, if you want me to.
Because with Rumford Baking
Powder I can use any good
recipe. ...I don't have to
worry about the different quan
tities required by special type
of baking powder. With Rum
ford I just use the amount the
recipe calls for and I get per
fect results every time. Better
flavor, richer crust, and moister
crumb. Come back and seel
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containing do tens of bright
ideas to improve your baking.
Address: Rumford Baking
Powder. Box i, Rumford,
Rhode Island.
Married In November
y
Mrs. Woodrow Franklin, the
former Miss Sara Grace Rogers
of Route 2, whose marriage was
quietly solemnized in Clayton,. Ga.,
November 21. The ibride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mr,. Charles
A. Rogers.
MISS GRACE ROGERS WEDS
C. WOODROW FRANKLIN -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. .Rog
ers of Prentiss have announced
the marriage of their ; daughter,
Sarah Grace, to Cameron Wood
row Franklin 'of Franklin Route 4.
The marriage took place In Clay
ton, Ga., on Thursday afternoon,
November 21. The bride wore a
dress of aqua crepe with black
accessories. Wayne Franklin acted
as best man for his brother.
Mrs. Franklin is a graduate of
the Franklin high school, class of
1940. She is now a student at the
Athens Business college, Athens,
Ga.
Mr. Franklin is the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Franklin
of Route 4. He has been, employed
for some time by the Blythe
Brothers Construction company of
Jacksonville, Fla.
University of North Carolina,
Greensboro; Miss Virginia Tessier,
Miss Eugenia Durican, Miss Hazel
Bradley, Miss Edith Poindexter,
Miss Marie Scott, Miss Louise Wal
droop, Fritz Waldroop. Frank
Fleming, Jr., J. L. West, Jr., Alex
Arnold, Zeb Meadows, Charles
Owen, Raymond Culver, Berlin
Welch, F. J. Henderson and Weav
er Shope, Brevard college, and
Wilburn Conley, Lewisburg college,
Lewisburg.
Also John Crawford, Eugene
Furr. Harold Sloan, Jimmy Perry,
Lyman Higdon, Jr, University of
North Carolina; Henry Cabe, Jr.,
H. E. Church, Jr., Mack Patton,
Kenneth Cabe, Albert Ramsey, Jr.,
George Patton, Dennis Penland,
Siler Slagle, Carter Hurst, Mack
Setser, William Corbin. Charles
Slagle, and Brownlow Addington,
North Carolina State college, Ral
eigh; Charles Hunnicutt, University
of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N.
M; Harry Higgins, Clemson col
lege; Clinton Brookshire, Western
Carolina Teachers' college.
Miss Otella Bryson and Miss
Kate McGee, Cecil's Business col
lege; Miss Louise Blaine and Miss
Grk-ce Roger, Athens Business
college, Athens, Ga.; Mis Mildred
Roper, Miss Virginia Ramsey and
Miss -Nellie Nichols, Asheville col
lege;; Claude Evans. Berry college,
Berry, Ga.; Frank Bryson, High
Point business college, High Point;
Matthew Poliakoff, University of
South Carolina, and Miss Lolita
Baldwin, and Miss Virginia Scott,
Western Carolina Teachers' college.
DISTRICT W. M. U. MEET
HERE NEXT WEEK
The Woman's Missionary Union
Conference for all leaders and of
ficers in the Bryson City Division
will meet at the Franklin Baptist
church on Friday, January 17, be
ginning at 10. o'clock.
Miss Mary Currin, state young
people's leader, will be the prin
cipal ' speaker " for . the occasion.
YVoman's Missionary Union work
will be . discussed and setting the
"Goal" for 1941 will feature the
business program.
The Bryson City division com
prises of Swain, Macon, Jackson,
Clay. Cherokee and Graham coun
ties. Lunch will be served by mem
bers of the Woman' Missionary
Union of the Franklin Baptist
church. . -
U. D. C TO MEET
WITH MRS. SLAGLE
The Macon County Chapter of
the United Daughters of Confeder
acy will meet on Monday after
noon, January 13, at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs, Thomas Fagg
at the Carolina Apartments on
West Main street with Mrs.
George Slagle as hostess.
Miss Betty Ann Roan returned
to her home in Atlanta' Sunday,
after .spending the holidays here
the guest of Miss Mary Evelyn
Angel at ber homt on Riverview
Christmas Bride
' ' cl
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, Mm, Arthur Richard McDonald, who before her marriage here
Christmas Day, was Miss Vivian .Virginia Richardson of Rutherford
College and 'Franklin.' The couple will make their home in Gastonia
where Mr. MclV.mald is "employed.- '':'.-
street.
Mrs. Ella ' Freeman, of West
Asheville came over Monday for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. W.
Higdori and to attend the funeral
of W. L.' Higdon.
Mr, and Mrs, Ben W. Woodruff
returned Monday evening from
Columbia, S. C, where they were
called last week on account of the
death of Mrs. Woodruff's grand
father. ;
Rev. and Mrs, J. C. Swaiiri and
two children have returned to their
lwnie, on Franklin Route 2, after
spending the holidays with rela
tives and friends near Winston-Salem.
,ss"iP, Ifl' fir
BURRELL MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 123 Franklin, N. C
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hirsch
have returned to their home at
the Franklin Terrace after a visit
with relatives and friends in At
lanta. Mr. and Mrs. William. Katen
brink who have been visiting Mrs.
Katenbrink's mother, Mrs. Myra
Allman, at her home, on' . the 'Geor
gia road, left for points in FLor
ida Mrs. E. A. Woodruff, of Co
lumbia, S. C, is the guest of her
.son and daughter, . .Mr. and Mrs.
Ben W. Woodruff, on Harrison
avenue.
Roger Nix, of. Asheville, is work
ing in the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
store' here in the absence of the
assistant manager, Ralph' West.
Mr, West is working in- Bryson
City . during the illness of the
manager there.
T. W. Angel, Jr., spent the
week-end in Greensboro. On his
return he was accompanied by
M rs. . Angel and son, Tommy 111.
who had been visiting Mrs Angel's
parents 'Mr. anil Mrs. C. ' P. Car
michael during the holidays,
AFTER CHRIS TMAS
GLEARANCE
Fall and Winter Coats and Dresses
Coats fur .trinniK'd and spurt coats. Every
garment oil'crod in this sale is from our
regular "known quality" stocks.
Quantities are Limited
Dresses including light weight wools,
crepes, jerseys and silks.
DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS!
One rack of dresses at $1.00 each
', One counter of ladies' shoes reduced to
$1.00 and $2.00
E. K. Cunningham & Co.
"THE SHOP OF QUALITY"
Franklin, N. C.
G. Lyle Jones, of Asheville, was
among the business visitors here
Tuesday. - .
J. E. Potts & Son
Funeral Directors
SOLID OAK CASKETS
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 164 Franklin, N. C