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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
ITEMS FOR THIS COLUMN PHONE 24
WESLEYAN GUILD
ELECTS OFFICERS
'Die Mary J. Alltuan Service
Guild elected officers uii March 12,
as follows:
rresuknt, Mrs. Eva Cunningham;
vice-president, Mrs. Margaret Cabe;
secretary. Mrs. Lassie Bainl ; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Mary L.
Sherr ill ; treasurer, Mrs. Grace
Jamison.
Chairman spiritual life, Mrs;
.Frances Wijliide; missionary culti
valuji: Mrs. Grace Oiriohundm ;
Christian social relations,. -Miss -Elizabeth
Slagle; recreation, Mrs.' Bar
bara Calloway.
ARCH. LA WOODY
WEDS THERMON HENRY
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Woody an
nounce the marriage t their
.laughter, Arcilla, to Thermoij
Henry, son of Mr. Zate Henry and
the laie Mrs. Henry of Highlands.
The couple were married March 7
in Clayton, Ga. They were ac
companied by Mr. Clyde Bingham
of Franklin. .
U. D. C. MAKES PLANS TO
ENTERTAIN DISTRICT MEET
The meeting of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy
which was postponed from the sec
ond Monday of the month will be
held next Monday, March 23, at
3 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Carl
Slagle on Cartoogechaye.
The president, Mrs. H. E;
Church, Urges a full attendance, as
plans will be completed at this
time for the entertainment of the
district meeting on Tuesday, April
7. The gathering, which will be
composed of delegations from all
chapters in the western area, will
hold its meetings in the Franklin
Methodist church.
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Friends, Listen -
Your suit must look well and wear well
WE HAVE THEM
Another Reminder About Your Suit of Clothes
Just received a small price advance, and I am
told that another advance may be a little later.
BUT THE PRICE IS NOT ALL
I have a letter, just came ; said "On all wool
suits, send us your requirements for confirma
tion, as our present stock is limited. Things are
changing from day to day, which is beyond our
control." Aside from that, the pants will be nar
row at the bottom, which you no have been
hearing about. We have a sample to show you,
which is called a new style.
It's like the old woman said about the cow
eating the grind-stone, "I told you so".
Our stock now on hand is the quality and
style you want, so BUY NOW for two good
reasons :
Prices are right and quality that you want.
Our stock is complete in all departments
shoes, hats, shirts, underware, hosiery, spring
dresses and coats, and you know, "Clothe the
Family" at
Joe Ashear
"We Clothe the Family"
FIFTH SUNDAY
BAPTIST MEETING
A Fifth Sunday Baptist Union
meeting is to. be held at the lotla
Baptist church, March 29. Schedule
is as follows: 11-12 o'clock, Sun
day school; 12-12:15, welcome by
Jim Swafford; 12:15-12:30, devo
tional by C. C. Welch; 12:30-1,
sermon by Rev. N. L. Holden ;
l-Z, lunch; 2-2:15, devotional by
Annie Byrd Bradley; 2:15-2:45
message by Rev. C. F. Rogers;
2:43-3:30, discussion on Lord's
Acre Flan by Rev. Dumont Clark.
' Meeting will be adjourned at
3 p. m.
Miss Doris Corbin has retur.ned
to the University of Tennessee, at
Rnioxville, after spending a few
days, with her parents, Mr. and
Mr.s. O. C. Corbin, at Gneiss,
Mrs. Henry McCall of PontiaC,
Mich., spent a few days of the
past week on Rose Creek.
James L. West has returned to
his home on the Georgia road after
completing the course given in
Asheville for, airplane sheet metal
work.
Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Ander
son returned Tuesday from a trip
to New York, New Jersey and
Virginia.
Mrs. H. E. Church has retur.ned
from a visit of several weeks
spent with her mother, Mrs. J.
H. Rainey of Knoxville.
Mrs. Fred Hamrick arid son,
Jerry, of Elk Park are visiting
'Mrs. Hamrick's parerjts, Mr. and
"Mrs. J. B. Vinson, of Franklin.
Mrs. Sam Gibson, Jr., and stm
Bobby, spent last week with Mrs.
R. B. Dean of Franklin.
Clyde Welch, now employed in
Pontiac, Mich., spent a few days
witli relatives on Franklin Route 3.
Dr. YV. A. Rogers was in Ashe
ville last week where his 'daugh
ter, Betty, underwent an appendix
operation.
Mrs. Dan Bryson is a patienit
at Angel hospital.
Mrs. Granville Lyles and chib
dren of Spruce Pine, are spending
the week with Mrs. Lyles' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Bryant of
Franklira.
Mrs. W. H. Sellers has been ill
at her. home with bronchitis.
Mrs. Marshall Cunningham of
Pontiac, Mich., spent the weekend
in Franklin visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr. Pierson and O. F. Summer
of Higldands were in Franklin on
Wednesday of this week.
Frank Browr.ong of the Etna sec
tion underwent an operation at
the Angel clinic Wednesday. He
is; doing nicely.
Bruce Bryant, son of Harve
Bryant, who has been ill for .sev
eral weeks, is reported improved.
Kenneth Bryant and the Patton
brothers are at home from N. C.
State college for the spring holidays.-
. ..' . ''
Mrs. Furman Angel has been
made a member of the American
Association of Nurse Anesthetists.
Miss Virginia Gray, daughter ' of
J.. J. Gray of Franklin Route 2,
is a student of Piedmont college,
Demore.it, Ga. She is spending the
spring holidays here visiting friends
and relatives.
J. J. Gray, who has been ill at
his home on Route 2, is much im
proved this week.
Lyman Higdon, Jr., is spending
the holidays at home here.
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Complete Furnishing
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Macon Furniture
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Macon Theatre
WEEK DAYS
3:30 7:30 9:3
SATURDAYS
Continuous 1:00 to 11:00 p. m.
FRIDAY MARCH 20:
"Cattle in the Desert"
With: SIDNEY TOLER
ARLEEN WHELAN
SATURDAY, MARCH 21:
Double Feature
, JOE E. BROWN IN
"So You Won't Talk'
And
BILL ELLIOTT JN
"The Son of Davy
Crockett"
MON.-TUES.. MARCH 23-24:
"Captain of the Clouds"
JAMES CAGNEY
DENNIS MORGAN
WED.-THURS, MARCH 25-26
"The Bugle Sound"
With: FALLACE BERRY
MARJOR1E MAIN
Comming Attractions
"MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN'
"SONG OF THE ISLAND"
"CONFIRM OR DENY"
FBI To Hold
Conference In Asheville
The Charlotte office of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation has
issued invitations to law enforce
metst officials of Franklin to at
tend a conference at Asheville next
Monday morning, and also to at-
Classified
Advertisements
BUNCH CHICKS Fine quality,
U. S. approved blood tested baby
chicks. Breeding quality for fif
teen years. You will like these
chicks. Barred Rocks, New Hamp
shires, and White Leghorns. If you
wish any further information re
garding our hatchery ask your vo
cational teacher or county agent.
Write Bunch Hatchery, Statesville,
N. C.
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WE HAVE a high grade piano
in your community which must
be repossessed. Will sacrifice fot
balance due easy terms. Write
Magraess Piano Co., Box 161 Hen
dersonville, N. C.
F26-4tp M19
It is now time to buy Lespedeza
and other grass seeds. We will .be
glad to quote you prices on any
amount you may need. We have
500 lbs. baricide in the house and
expect rather large shipments oi
Black Arrow and Stabilized rote
none later. You should buy liberal
ly of bulk sweet peas and nastur
tiums. We have a great showing
of other flower seeds also. If you
are particular of what you buy
se us, .1 not then see the other
fellow.
C. T. BLAINE
M12 2tc M19
FOR SALE Good six-room
house. See E. Tim Calloway, Frank
lin, N. C.
M12 2tp M19
FOR RENT Furnished, heated
apartment for two business people
or couple. Living room, bed room,
bath, large, closet space. Use of
telephone. Water electrically
heated. Close in on Harrison
Ave. Mrs. J. W. C. Johnson, can
Franklin Press.
FOR SALE Scaloped Cutaway
Harrow, $25.00. John H. Thomas,
ltp M 19
FOR SALE A limited number
of short histories ,oi Macon coun
ty. Price 35 cents each. Press Of
fice. TRADE Good 550x17 tire for
good 600x16. J. D. Franks, West
ern Auto Store.
1119 ltp
WANTED Middle-aged woman
to stay in home and take care of
child, and some light house work.
No cooking. Apply at Cagles Cafe.
M17 ltc
WANTED Small gasoline en
gine, washing machine type or
something similar. W. L. Hall,
Box 202, Franklin, N. C.
M 19 ltp
FOR SALE One organ $4.00;
one organ $6.00. In good condition.
Worth three times this amount.
See Mitchell or Swilling at Pay-and-Take-It
Store, Franklin.
M 19 ltp
FOR RENT Apart
ment, furnished or unfurn
ished. Apply to Mrs. J. B.
Willis, Carolina Apts.
M 19 ltp
WANTED Listings on good
choice residental property within
and outside city limits. Come and
see us.
G. JAMISON & BROTHER
Licensed Real Estate Agents
M 19 ltc
PIANOS
LAST CHANCE To get a used
piano at old prices. Another truck
load of excellent used and repos
sessed pianos are being stored in
the Pay-And-Take-It. building for
inspection now until all are .sold
Terms as low as $5 per month.
Prices $43 and up. A practically
new Spinnet Console will be sac
rificed. Call and supply your home
with that long-felt need, doubtless,
at the least outlay obtainable now
or in the tuture. tali tor u
Mitchell or Fred Swilling at the
Pay-And-Take-It Bldg.
Uc M19
NOTICE TO FARMERS
As soon as the weather will per
mit I will deliver your lime as fast
as possible. Leave word at home
as to where it goes and ii it is
possible to get it there I will put it
where you want it.
L B. PHILUIPS.
M19-2tc M26
JOIN! JOIN! JOIN
BRYANT BURIAL
ASSOCIATION
Only costs a few pennies
a month to protect the
whole family. They have
the merchandise, and
equipment to serve you
well.
O. C BRYANT, Pre
tend a War Traffic School begin
ning Monday and lasting through
out the week. It is expected that
the conference will be one of the
quarterly meetings of police of
ficials to discuss problems of sab
otage, espionage, a ien enemies, and
other matters affecting the ever
important imternal security of the
United States. This conference is
one of a type which is being held
throughout the country under the
F. B. L Mobilization Plan for Po
lice. Sessions of the Asheville school
will be held in the roof garden of
the Langren hotel. Officers com
pleting the course will receive di
plomas issued by John Edgar
Hoover, director of the F. B. 1.
Girl Scouts Begin
Spring Work
The Girl Scouts met Thursday,
March 12, at the scout house., Re
freshments were served outside be
fore the meetir.-g began. The meet
ing was called to order by the
newly elected patrol leader, Eliza
beth Wasilik. The laws and motto
were reviewed and the 4th law
was emphasized: "Be a Friend to
all and a Sister to Every Other
Girl Scout." As we all know, March
12 is the Girl Scout's birthday and
this year is the 30th anniversary
of girl scouting. Mrs. Thompson
talked to us an national defease
and Juliette Lowe (founder of the
Girl Scouts). She brought us a
birthday cake which we all en
joyed. Money was collected for the Juli
ette Lowe Fund. Tin cans and
other similar articles will be gath
ered for national defense. Plans
were made for a short bicycle trip,
Friday, March 27. It was decided
to take a picnic lunch along. A
refreshment committee was ap
pointed and is as follows: Lillian
Farm for
VICTORY
USE Knoxville Basic
Pulverized Fertilizer
Knox Potato Grower for Potatoes
Basic Grain Grower 0-10-16 for Oats, Grass
and Lespedeza
"IN THE GREEN BORDERED BAG"
Ray Grocery
Palmer Street
BALDWIN &UNER
No. 1 Seed Irish Potatoes $1.59
Green Peas. 2 No. 2 cans 25c
Grapefruit. 6 cans for 25c
Nantahala Corn and Beans.
No. 2 cans. 2 for 25c
Mixed Beans, per lb. ...4 1-2 c
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 25c
Boneless Stew Beef. lb. 25c
Fresh Country Butter, lb. 35c
Armour's Star Bacon Squares 23c
4 Lb. Carton Compound
Shortening 73c
7-Day Coffee. 3 lb. bag 59c
TRY OUR MEATS AND
VEGETABLES
BALDWIN & LINER MARKET
Phone 85 Ashear Bldg.
THURSDAY, MARCH If, INI
Jones, Carolyn Long, and Carolyn
Leach. The meeting closed with
the "Girl Scout Goodnight Song".
Merrily Brooks, Scribe.
Political
Announcements
FOR SHERdFF
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff of Macor
County subject to the Democratic
Primary of May 30, lr42.
If nominated and elected, I will
serve the county to the best of my
ability and promise to be ready at
all times to serve everyone. ,
FRED D. CABE
FLOWERS FOR EASTER
Corsages
Easter Lilies
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Flowers for Every
Purpose
Mize Florists
Clayton, Ga.
MRS. REBA S. TESSIER
Local Representative
-At-
& Feed Co.
Franklin, N. C
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