THURSDAY. NOV. 27. 1941
the Franklin press and f he highlands Maconian
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ands Highlights
MRS. H. G. STORY
CHURCH NOTES
Highland Baptist- Church
R. J. G. Banfield, Pa tor
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Sermon.
7 p. m. B. T. U.
8 p.. m. Sermon.
Highland Praabyterian Church
Rev. H. T. Bridgman, Minister
10 a. m. Sunday school and
Bible . classes.
11 . a. m. Morning worship and
sermon.
3 p. m. Sunday school, Shortoff,
7 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
4 p, m.--Wednesday, Junior Chris
tian Endeavor at the Manse.
7:30 p. m. Wednesday prayer
meeting.
Highland Methodist Church
Rev. J. S. Higgins, Pastor
Cashiers:
1 1 a. m. Preaching.
Church ol the Incar nation
Rev. A. Rufua Morgan, Rector
10 a. m. Church school.
4 p. nr. Evening prayer
sermon.
and
HONOR ROLL OF
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL
. The second month's honor roll
. at Highlands, school as announced
November 19th by the principal, O,
F. Summer, is as follows:
"A" honor roll, Arlene Crunkle
ton, Barbara McCall, Charles
Wood, Doris Hedden, Najicy Potts,
Barbara Zoellner and Jessie Potts.
"B" honor roll, Lester Carver,
Joe Crunkleton, George McDowell,
Jamie Phillips, Collin Wilcox, Marf
garet Zoellner, Charlie Gibson Cleo
McCall. Connie Jenkins, . Hazel
Crane, Hazel Edwards, Mary Delia
Rogers, Richard Potts, Yvonne
Gumble, Frances Wilson, Effie
Jenk,ins, Mary D. Anderson, Felix
Speed, Mary Phillips, Maxine.Tal
ley, Evelyn Phillips. AHie Sue
Price, Dora Hedden.
Marie Neely, Marion Norton, Ed
ith McCall, Martha Richardson,
Maxie Wright, Lolita Holt, Edna
Phillips, Edwin Penland, Virginia
Burnette and Jack Bridgman.
THANKSGIVING DAY
COMMUNITY SERVlICE
. Thanksgiving day in Highlands
was observed with a union church
service at the Presbyterian church
atv10 o'clock in the morning and
the four participating ministers
were the pastor, Rev. H. T. Bridg
man ; Rev. J. G. Benfield of the
"Baptist church; Rev. J. S. Higgins
of the Methodist church, and Rev.
A. Rufus Morgan, rector of the
Episcopal church.
The organ prelude was played
by Mrs. Louis Edwards. Mayor W.
H. Cobb read the Presidential proc
lamation. Two- duets were sung,
one by Miss Marie Neely and Guy
Paul, Jr., and one by Mrs. O. F.
Summer and Mrs. Jack M. Hall.
The union choir sang "God of our
Fathers". "Come All Ye Faithful
People, Come" was sung by the
congregation and "America" was
used as a closing hymn after a
sermon by Mr. Morgan,
The congreation was large con
sidering the rainy day and the
'-church was beautifully decorated
with red and gold autumn leaves,
ferns and begonias.
MISS GILDER HOSTESS
AT THREE-TABLE PARTY
Miss Sara Gilder entertained on
Thanksgiving afternoon with' a
three-table bridge party at her new
home, "Ma Joye" on Satulah road.
Frank B. Cook won high score
prize, Mrs. H. G. Story, second
high prize ajid James C. Mell, the
traveling prize. Mrs. J. A. Hines
waswas given the consolation prize.
Autumn leaves and petunias dec
orated the living room and re
freshments were served during an
intermission of the game.
MR. AND MRS. POTTS
ENTERTAIN WITH
BUFFET SUPPER
Postmaster and Mrs; C. C. Potts
were hosts at a turkey supper serv
ed buffet style at their home, the
f otts House, on Thanksgiving night,
with approximately thirty friends
enjoying their hospitality.
In the bridge games played after
supper, prizes were awarded to Dr,
Jessie Z. Moreland, Mrs. Earle
Crunkleton, Col. Ralph H. Mow
bray and Mayor W. H. Cobb. At
the rummy table Mrs. John C.
Hlanchard won high score prize
Others playing at the rummy table
with her were Mr. Blanchard,
karle Crunkleton and Henry
Wright. ,
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
ORGANIZED BY
CHEMISTRY CLASS
The chemistry class at High
lands High School has organized
a photography club under the sup
ervision of their teacher, Mrs. O.
A. Reschke, with the following of
ficers:
President, Ted McConnell; vice-
president, Bidd Burton; secretary,
Virginia Burnett ; treasurer. Edna
Phillips; business manager, Her
bert Paul ; news report er, Leon a
Norton; These" officers are elected
for the remainder of the school
year and should one of them move
away or leave . school, the presi
dent is authorized to appoint a
successor.
The club voted that the member
ship be limited to the tent.h grade ;
that the dues per person be ten
cents a month; that the .name be
Film Fun Club", and that meet
ings be held once a week, on
Monday afternoons.
Miss Leona Norton, club news
reporter said "the purpose of the
club is to give the students a
hobby and to give them inexpensive
fun while learning the chemistry
of photography. At first the club
members are to take pictures with
their own individual cameras, later
taking them with cameras they
make themselves, and the pictures
will be developed- in a dark room
at the school which has been pre
pared for this purpose."
Miss Norton said also that the
club expects to be able to take
pictures of other students at
school.
U. S. Engine Used by British -Studied
by R.A.F. Flyers Here
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SYMBOL of the American aid-to
Britain program under which Allison-powered
warplanes are helping
to light the Axis on many fronts, a
group of British R A F. fliers and
mechanics is shown receiving In
struction at the Allison Service
Department in Indianapolis. Ind
Left to right: Flight Sergt. John H
Sergt. T. J. McAndrews, Corp. L. 3.
Martin, Sergt. 8. S. Payne, Corp.
W. F. Hillyer, Sergt Ernest Poole,
Flight Sergt. Harry Horten, and
Q. P. Pearde, Allison instructor.
These men will return to Britain
to Instruct service men on repair
and maintenance of the thousands
of Allison engines now In dally
lin .Methodist church Sunday niht.
Mrs. Jay F. Chapman and daugh
ter, Carol Ann, of Florence, S. C,
arrived Tuesday to spend a week
with Mrs. Chapman's parents, : Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H.. Potts. From
here they plan to go rm to At
lanta for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Harkey j
of Atlanta came up fur lhc'Thanlo
giving holidays and are spt-nding
some, time at their home here in
Lindenwood Park.
Miss Grace Lusk, who lias spent
the summer with Mrs. John S.
Sewell has returned to' her home .
in Alabama. She was accompanied
on the bus trip bv Miss Tavl'r Of
Walhalla, S. C.
Baley, Corp. C. A. Regan, Flig'vt , cuuibat service in R.A.F. planes.
MRS. HICKS TO SPEND
WINTER IN ARIZONA
The arrival of Mrs. J. E. Hicks
in Douglas, Ariz., for a visit, has
been noted in the Douglas . Daily
Dispatch in the following manner:
Mrs. J. E. Hicks of Highlands,
N. G, has arrived in Douglas to
spend the winter months as the
guest of Mr. and, Mrs. C. F. Zeig
ler at their home on Fourteenth
street. Mrs. Hicks reports , that
Highlands is the highest city east
of the'Rocky .mountains and that
she is enjoying the fine autumn
weather of Douglas."
MISSIONARY UNION
WITH MRS. SUMMER
The November meeting of the
Woman's Missionary, Union was
held November 19 at the home of
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these- cold mornings
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trouble, stop in and let us charge it
with our fast (30 min.) battery
charger while you do your Christ
mas shopping.
Fraiiil!siini Service '
Erwin Patton, Mgr.
Mrs. O. F. Summer on Pierson
Drive. Plans were perfected at this
meeting for the week of prayer and
the Lottie Moon offering the first
week in December.
A special feature of the meet
ir.g wis the talk on customs and
religions of China by Mrs. H. T.
Bridgman, who with the Kev
Bridgman has only recently re
turned from twenty-one years as a
Missionary in China. Mrs'. 'Bridg
man wore a Chinese costume and
exhibited many interesting models
of conveyances, etc., in use in
China today.
Members present at the meeting
were Rev, and Mrs. J. G. Benfield,
Miss Nannie Rogers, Mrs. Law
rence Hicks, Mrs. Guy Paul, Mrs.
S. T. Marett, Mrs. Carl Zoellner,
Mrs. Doyle Burgess,. Mrs. Floyd
Rogers, Mis,s Maude Crane and
Mrs. Summer.
Mrs. Summer was assisted in
serving sandwiches and a salad
course by Mrs. Burgess. rf
CARD CLUB
WITH MRS. CAZ1ARC
The Wednesday card club was
entertained at dessert bridge last
week by Mrs. Elliott Caziarc. The
Thanksgiving motif was carried out
in the dessert and decorations. A
pumpkin with an arrangement of
fruits and gourds formed the cen
terpiece on the. lace-covered table
and red, white and blue candles
burned at the end of the table.
Other lighted candles in patriotic
colors were used about the room.
Favors were Victory V's tied with
red, white and blue ribbori.
Mrs. Tudor N. Hall won high
score prize and Mrs. C. C. Potts
was final winner of. the traveling
prize. Mrs. W. H. Cobb and Mrs.
Jack M. Hall were given knv score
prizes. Three tables of players en
joyed the. occasion.
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG
PEOPLE TO MEET
SUNDAY EVE .
The Young People's Council of
the Presbyterian church will meet
at the conclusion of the Senior
Christian Endeavor service Sunday
evening to make plans for De
cember work and for the special
Christmas program. It is hoped that
all officers and their advisors will
be present for this meeting.
ADDITIONAL RED
CROSS MEMBERS
Additional Red (Cross members
as turned in by Mrs. Frank H.
Potts are: Mrs. Sam Wilson, W.
A. Hays $1, donation $1, Mrs. W.
A. Hays $1, Ed Rogers, Mrs. Ed
Rogers, Col. Ralph Mowbray, S.
P. Pierson, George E. Qeaveland;
Mrs. George E. Cleaveland, F. A.
Edwards, Guy Paul, W. N. Slat
tery, Mrs. W. N. Slattery, Charlie
Woods, Rev. J. S. Higgins, $1, don
ation $3, Mrs. J. S. Higgins $1,
Miss Jennie Burlingame, Miss
Bessie Crunkleton, Mrs. Zachary,
Miss Grace Hicks, S. L. Calloway,
Mrs. S. L. Calloway, Mrs. Annie
Westbrook, Miss Lilla Nourse, Miss
Mary Hanckel, Mrs. Joe Keener,
W. G. Culbertson, Mrs. W. G.
Culbertson, Mrs. Mack Hopper,
Mrs. Don Watson, T. C Herbison,
Talley & Burnette $2, J. E. Hicks,
R. E. NoTtoa,
home on Satulah Mountain since
early spring, left Monday to re
turn to New York City for the
winter, and will' be with their
daughter and son -im-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Baratt.
Mr. and Mrs: J. E Root spent
Thanksgiving Day in Walhalla, S.
C, the guests of Dr. 'and Mrs.
W. R. Craig.
Dr, 'aiwl;. Mrs, C. E. Mitchell and
small daughter, returned Sunday
from HawkinsviUe, Ga., where they
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs. Mitchell's parents, Mr!
and Mrs. C. B. Ryan. .
Mrs. Harry Holt has. returned
to her home here after spending
ten days as a patient in Anel
hospital, Franklin.
' Miss Rebecca C. Nail has been
appointed production chairman of
the local Red Cros,s relief work. ,
Harry T; Hall of Raleigh was
the; guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
M. Hall and other relatives here
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
Rev. J. S- Higgins will attend
the Missionary Institute in Sylva.
Sunday afternoon and will make
the address at the zone meeting
which -will be held at the Fr.ink-
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Miss C B. Elliott and Miss M.
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Miss Grace Lusk of Fairhope,
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spending the season here with
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bascom,
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