Thursday, October a.' mi
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
PAGE THREE
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and ' '
COMINGS AND GOINGS
ITEMS FOR THIS COLUMN PHONE 24
EARL BRYSON OF IDAHO
IS WED TO MISS CRIBBINS
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs, C. A. Bryson will be inter
ested in the following wedding an
nouncement of their son, Earl Bry
son, whose home is in Boise, Idaho.
Miss Mary Cribbins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Cribbins of
Boise, Idaho, became the bride of
Earl Bryson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Bryson of West s Mill on
Saturday morning, October 4, at 10
o'clock at a ceremony, at the bt.
John's Cathedral with Monsignor
J. P. O'Toole, officiating.
The bride was attired in a light
weight wool street dress of French
blue trimmed in gold. With it she
wore 'brown .accessories and a cor
sage of pink roses and stepha
notis. i
Miss Minnie Trail, maid of hon
or, wore a,n amber wool dress with
sherry accessories, and her corsage
was of talisman roses and stepha
n otis. -
Harry Bryson of Franklin' and
Boise was his brother's best marci.
Mrs. Bryson is a graduate' of
St. Teresa's academy and attended
Santa Monica junior college and
the University of lldaho. For the
past three years she has been em
ployed in the University Exteasion
service.,
Mr. Bryson, who attended - the
Frankliro high school, is - station
manager of the Standard Oil star
tion in Boise.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony, the wedding party
was entertained at a breakfast at
Hotel Boise, where covers were laid
for 17. Later, the couple left for a
week's wedding trip to Sun Valley.
After their return they will be at
home on the beach at 2907 Sixth
Avenue south.
MACON CLUB AT
BREVARD COLLEGE
A Macon county club has been
organized o,n the Brevard college
campus. More than a score of
Students from that county have
become members.
At the initial meeting, the fol
lowing officers were elected to
serve during the current semester:
Alex Arnold, of Franklin, 'presi
dent; Charles Owen, of West's Mill,
vice-president; Mamie Addingtan,
of Franklin, .secretary; Edith Poin
dexter, of Franklin, treasurer, and
Mozelle Bryson, of Franklin, pub
licity chairman.
A committee consisting of Mary
Addingtons of Franklin, Virginia
Edwards, of Franklin, and Mozelle
Bryson,. has been named to plan
social programs.
ROBEERSON-LlINERMAN
' Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Mo
dell Roberson, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Greene, to
Jack Linerman of Oteera.
The marriage was solemnized on
October 6, 1941 at Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. Linerman is a graduate of
Franklin high school and has been
employed for the past year
Oteen. . ,
MISS NIX BECOMES BRIDE
OF MR. CLARENCE HAMBY
Of interest to her many friends
THRIFTY SHOPPERS
WAIT MONTHS fOR
THIS GREAT EVENT
o mm m
ptuaontijlant
in Franklin was the marriage of
Miss Johnnie Nix to Clarence
Harriby, which took place oh Sun
day, October 5, in Walhalla, S. C
Miss Hamby is the daughter of
Mrs. DeWitt Sutton and grand
daughter of Mr& Charles L. Ing
ram and the late Mr. Ingram of
Franklin. She is the niece of Mrs.
Garland .Tomlim and Mrs.. Sanford
Dickson of Clayton, Ga., and of
Charles W. Ingram of Daytona
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Hamby attended the Frank
lin high school, and was employed
as cashier of the Macon Theatre,
Mr. Hamby is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Hamby, Sr., of Clayton
He attended Clayton high school
and North Georgia college at Da
lonega. The young couple will make
their home in Clayton.
U. D. C. OFFICERS
RE-ELECTED
AH officers were re-elected at
the last meeting of the Macon
ohapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy which, met at the
home of the president, Mrs. H. E.
Church. Other officers are: Mrs.
George Slagle, vice-president; Miss
Lilly Rankin, secretary; Mrs. Lest
er Conley, treasurer; Mrs. '"Sam
Rogers, historian; Mrs. Lon Camp
bell, chaplain. New members v wel
comed imto- the chapter, were Miss
Arita Bolick, Mrs. Will Parrish
and Mrs. Katherine Frye Pope of
Enka.
The November meeting wi)l be
entertained by Mrs. T. J. Johnston
and Mrs. J. W. C. Johnson, at the
latter's home on Harrison avenue.
GIRL SCOUT, LEADERSHIP
CLASS AT CAMP LUMPKIN
Mrs. Gordon Moorei couaselor of
of the local Girl Scout . Troop an
nounces that Miss Gilliam will
teach an all-day training class for
Girl Scout leaders at Camp Lump
kin on Wayah, Saturday, Novem
ber I. The Franklin Troop will be
hostess to other Lone Scout troops
from Georgia, North and South
Carolina. Among the 22 troops that
will be represented will be the
Gainesville, Asheyille and Seneca
troops.' Teachers and mothers of
girls between the ages of ten and
eighteen years old are invited to
attend.
The Franklin troop is sponsored
by the" Franklin Parent-Teachers
Association.
ANGEL'S
DRUG STORE
Sammy Waldroop returned to his
home in Franklin after spending
some time m Macom, Ga.
Miss Blanche Southards of Bre
vard visited her family here fliis
past week.
Miss Elizabeth Culver has been
visiting friends ". and relatives in
Cornelia, Ga.
Wilson Rogers is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Harrison Rogers in New
port News, Va.
Lvman Hiedon. Jr.. who is at
tending the University of North
Carolina. SDent the weekend visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ly
man Higdon, Sr.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Ward have
moved to the Guest house in East
Franklin for the winter.
Grover Arvev. J. L. West. Harry
Higgins, Jr., Fritz Henderson, and
J, R. Rickman, all of whom are
attending Brevard college, spent
the weekend here.
Arnold Clark of Pontiac. Mich.,
visited Miss Zacharv and Mrs.
Clark's mother, Mrs. Hal Zachary
last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover of the
Coweta Experiment Station at Otto
have returned from a visit with
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Healthier,
Cheaper
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CALL 2104
or 187
Once there was a mam
who went about telling
his friends not to buy
early. His advice
"Why buy coal
it's still warm?
Unfortunately a few took
advice but they
for it, both in
money and inconven
ience. Won't YOU make
the same mistake order
your coal now!
fuel
was,
when
his
paid
Cozad Ice & Coal Go.
Franklin, N. C
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WEDS FORMER FRANKLIN MAN Mrs. Earl Bryson,
lbove, is the former Miss Mary Cribbing of Boise, Idaho. Sh
Aras married in a ceremony October 4 at Boise. Mr. Bryson is
:he son of Mr. and Mrt. C. A. Brvson of Franklin.
Mrs. Hoover's .sister, Mrs. O. O.
Dean and Sgt,- Dean in Jackson
ville, Fla. They were accompanied
by Mrs. . Hursch and daughter,
Patrica and by Mrs. Hursch's
mother, Mrs. Carolina' H. Bostic,
who will spend' some time in Jack
sonville with her daughter before
returning to her home in Oakland,
Calif.
Miss Willa Mae Sanders, of Otto,
has accepted employment . in Way-
nesville. .
Miss Ann McClure of Brevard
visited her paremts, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto McClure' of Prentiss, last
weekend.;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cabe, Mrs.
David Sutton, Jack Cabe and Miss
Mildred Calbe left Saturday for
Washington, D. C, where Miss
Calbe has accepted a position with
the F. B, I. The rest of the group
are expected to return to Fra,nklin
the early part of this week.
Mrs. Vonnie Franklin of Ashe-
ville visited her mother, Mrs. Effie
Deal last Sunday.
Miss Judy Waldroop of Macon,
Ga., returned with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bryson Waldroop and
Mrs. Dorothy Waldroop who vis
ited friends there last week.
Billy Parrish' of Otto visited
friends in Winston-Salem last
week.
Mrs. Jane Hanks of Aquone was
in town Monday shopping.
NoTman . Woody of Franklin
Route 3, who is employed by the
Utah Construction company, was
in Franklin this week on business.
Mrs. Oscar Wykle and her
daughter, Betty Jean, of Cowee,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N, A Gibson of Franklin, and her
sister, Mrs. Leonard Green, last
week. .
less L. Miller of Scaly visited
friends on Cartoogechaye over the
weekend, and spent Monday wi
town on business.
Mrs. Eloise G. Franks attended
the institute of public welfare held
at Chapel Hill last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
and small son, Charles, Jr., vis
ited relatives in Knoxville, Teno.,
last weekend.
Ruth Hieeins of Brenau college
had as her guest on a weekend visit
to her parents Ruby Miley of
Charleston, S. C, a schoolmate, j
William Watkins, student aid
supervisor for the 8th and 9th
areas ot imxa spent ucuij,
Wednesday, and Thursday in Ma
con county interviewing applicants
for the studerjt aid work program
and alloting funds for the various
schools. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crawford
have returned from a vacation trip
through Florida. Among - other
points they visited Silver Springs,
Fla.
Miss Ethel Tallent left Monday
for Newport News, Va., to visit
her sister. Mrs. Herman Mason
and Mr. Mason.
Bob Tallen returned Monday to
Brevard after spending the week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Tallent
Mr. Ishmael Brooks left last
week for Brevard where she has
employment
Carl Bateman of Flats attended
tM Firmer detente meeting at
the Agriculture building in Frank
lin, Tuesday.
John Cope of Kyle' who is work
ing for the N. R. Fourhouse In
surance company 'of Asheyille, was
in Franklin Tuesday on business.
W. P. Martin of Burningtowniy
who is now employed in Chero
kee county by the Ritter Lumber
company, was in town Monday.
Sgt. Edwin J. Bradley of Etna,
son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brad
ley, who has been stationed at
Fort Warren Wyo., and who has
been transferred to Fort Leonard
Wood,' Mo., has returned to his
post after having been home on a
13-day leave. He came in and re
newed his subscription. "News from
home surely helps, I couldn't get
along without the Press," he said.
Friends of the Rev. G. W. Davis,
pastor of the Iotla Baptist church
will regret " to learn that he re
ceived a telegram Wednesday, an-
nouncing the death of his mother
at Edington.
Pvt. Warren G. Stepp of Fort
McPherson, Ga., has been assign
ed to the air corps, and has been
transferred to Keesler Field, Bi
loxi, Miss.
Lieut, and Mrs. John Walls at
tended the ' Alabama-Tennessee
football game in Knoxville, Tenn.,
last Saturday. .
Miss Ethel Tallent left Monday
for Newport News, Va, to visit
her siste'r, Mrs. Herman Mason
and Mr. Mason.
Mr. and . Mrs. John R. Slagle
have moved from their home on
the Murphy road to the Lake
Emory section, where Mr. Slagle
is employed at the Franklin Power
Pkint. '..
Mrs. Mary R. O'Mohundro of
Richmond, Va., arrived last week
to spend .some time with her chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. O'Mo
hundro. Miss Gladys Sellers is spending
two weeks in Atlanta, a. visiting
friends, ' .
for that man In uniform
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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
Sales and Service
L. E. English Phone 137 Roy Mashburn
Ijes Sir E .
At this time of year, when old man Winter comes peeping
around the corner we can't help reminding you to take a peep at
that car of yours. . . . Will it start ? Will it stop? How are your
lights? Are your front wheels out of alignment? Is it freeze proof?
Do you have the proper weight oil and greases? How much extra
gas and oil are those bad spark plugs and points costing you?
... If you are not sure we invite you to bring your car to, us
for an examination. With our factory-trained men and the latest
method of tools and equipment, we can show you exactly the
disease that you car has.
For better service and lower cost to our customers, we have
added to our shop, front end equipment, and vacuum motor ana
lyzer and armature lathe. With this new equipment added to our
shop, enables us to analyze and correct any and all of your car
troubles. 1
We carry a complete and large stock of parts and accessories
for all makes and models of cars. .
YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR ALL YOUR CAR NEEDS
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Chryiler-Plymouth
Sales-Service
Phone 137
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