THURSDAY, JUNE 111 1M
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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
Schedule Few Home
Demonstration Clubs
Monday, June IS: Iotla Club
meets with Mrs. Ralph West at
2 p. in.
Tuesday, June 16: Oak Grove
Club meets with Mrs. C. N. Bry
son at 2 p. . m.
Wednesday, June 17: Cartooge
chaye Club meets with Mrs. Bryan
Selser at 2 pv m.
Thursday. .Inn: If: Scaly Club
meets with Mrs. John Burnette at
2 p. m.
Friday, June 19: Burningtown
Macon Theatre
Week Days
3:00 p. m. 7:30-9:30
Saturday
Continuous 1 to 11 p. m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 12:
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
RAY MILLARD
BRIAN AHERN IN
"Skylark"
SATURDAY, JUNE 13;
ROBERT PRESTON
ELLEN DREW IN
"The Night of
January 16th"
And
JOHNNY MACK BROWN IN
"Man From Montana"
MON.-TUES., JUNE 15-16:
SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN
'Miss Annie Rooney"
With: WILLIAM GRAGAN
GUY KIBBEE
Club meets with Mrs. George Par
rish at 2 p. m.
4 H Club Schedule
Monday, June 15: lotla 4-H
Club meets with Mrs. Jessie Hor
sley at 10 a. m.
Wednesday, June 17: Cartoogc
chaye, with Jane Setser at 10 a. m.
Friday, June 19: Burningtown,
with Mrs. Robert Parrish at 10
a. m.
WED., JUNE 17:
GINGER ROGERS
GEORGE MONTGOMERY IN
"Roxie Hart"
THURSDAY, JUNE 18:
HENRY FONDA
GENE TIERNEY IN
'Ring On Her Finger"
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Men In Service
ton received their commissions as
seco,nd Lieutenant in the U. S.
Army Air Force and assigned to
active duty. Lieut Simmons who
attended North Carolina. State Col
lege, was employed in civilian life
as an inspector a,nd salesman. A
brother, Thomas L. Simmons, was
stationed at Barksdale Field La.
Lieut Young is a graduate of West
ern Carolina Teachers college. In
civilian life he was employed as
a,n athletic coach and teacher,
J. B. Matlock, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Matlock of West's
Mill, has been ordered to the Of
ficers' Candidate School at Camp
Davis, N. C. He was formerly sta
tioned in Virginia. Young Matlock
has already served three year.s in
the army in Panama, and was hon
orably discharged. He then came
home and was in the first group
of man to be drafted from MaGon
county.
Ed Carpenter, Jr., is now sta
tioned at Balboa in the Panama
Canal Zo,ne. He joined the Navy
in October, 1941. He was sent to
submarine school at New London,
Conn. After finishing his radio
course at Indianapolis, and from
there to the Canal Zone.
Pvt. Clyde C. Cabe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest W. Cabe of
West's Mill is stationed at the
Will Rogers Field, Okla. Before
reporting to Will 'Rogers Field on
May 13, he was on duty at Shep
pard Field, Texas.
More prisoners are recaptured
each year than escape from North
Carolina prison system.
This Week's Specials
Kitchen Cabinets Cold Pack Canners
Ironing Boards Cong oleum Rugs
BUY THEM WHILE YOU CAN GET THEM
Macon County Supply Co.
U. D. C. Chapter
Remembers Birthday of
Jefferson Davis
At their meeting held at the
Monday Hotel on last Monday
afternoon, the Macon County chap
ter of the Daughters of the Con
federacy commerated the birthday
of the president of the Confederate
States, J-effer,son Davis, which was
on June 3.
An illustrated map of the Jef
ferson Davis Highway was shown.
This national highway ,named for
one of the great men of the na
tion extends from Washington
across the continent to California,
traversing the Southern States, a
.spur extending to Kentucky to-
President Davis birthplace. Mrs.
Lon Campbell read tributes to the
Confederacy's only president. One
came from the late Hon. Joe Can
non, a Union man, who is quoted
by S&nator Hubert Stephens as
saying, "The three greatest men
this nation has produced are
George Washington, Abraham Lin
coln and Jeffersoin Davis.
The president, Mrs. H. E. Church,
volunteered to see that the Con
federate square is kept in order.
The hostesses of the meeting
were Mrs. T. S. Munday and Mrs.
Lon Campbell. Other members pres
ent were Mrs, Church, Mrs. Ward
Long, Mrs. Lester Conley, Mrs.
Sam Rogers, Miss Lilly Rankin
and Mrs. J. W. C. Johnson.
The next meeting will be held
on the second Monday in July,
when Miss Nora Leach and Mrs.
F. H. Siler will be hostesses.
Classified
Advertisements
WANTED Veneer Poplar logs
211 inch and up in diameter, 10 to
18 feet long, for Government OTder
priority rating A-l-B. For prices
and specification call at our office.
Zickgraf Hrdwocd Co. ,
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Radio Stars To
At Courthouse June 13
The Rambling Mountaineers with
Carl Story,, will appear in person
at the Franklin Courthouse Satur
day, June 13. They are stars of the
W. W. N. C. Farm Hour heard
each day over the Asheville Radio
Station. The show starts at 8:30
p. m. Carl Story is a former resi
dent of Franklin. The program is
sponsored by the Moose Lodge
and everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
Methodist Church
Revival at Maidens
The services will begin Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 and there after
each evening at 8:30. The Pas
tor, Rev. J. C. Swaim, will bring
the message each evening.
A Bible school will be held in
the mornings and all the children
are urged to plan to attend. The
Bibre school will continue for a
period of two weeks.
The date of beginning of the
meeting is Sunday, June 14, and
the Bible school Monday, June IS.
DON'T FORGET FATHERS DA Y
Sunday, June 21st
You Can Buy at Sanders' Store
Beautiful Gifts for Father
Shirts, white broadcloth and fancies, ea. $1.59
Slack Suits from $3.98 to $6.98
Dress Hats Straws and Felts
Dress Pants from $2.50 to $4.98
Socks fancies and plains
Ties from $ .25 to $1.00
Underwear short and long
Shorts and Shirts
Dress Shoes for Father's Day
Purses, Belts and Suspenders for Fathers Day
COME IN AND MAKE A SELECTION ON
OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
SANDERS' STORE
FOR SALE Good 1938 Philco
cabinet style battery radio. Will
trade, "or .sell for $20.00 cash, see
Charlie J. Bowers,
Cullasaja, N. C.
Jll Hp
fPOR RENT One furnished
apartment and one office See Ada
McCoy.
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WANTED A used McCormick-
Deerine mowine machine. Will pay
cash. W. M. Burch, Franklin, N. C.
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FOR SALE Beautiful black
male Pekinese dog. Champion stock,
also pedigreed. Sell, reasonable.
Mrs. Rhodell Crossfield, Higlilarxis
Manor, Highlands, N. C.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE One
nair of mare mules with harness
and good used wagon. Also one
new 2 3-4 wagon. Will give you a
real buy or trade. Dan. Bryson.
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FOR SALE One 30-acre farm,
three miles out of Franklin. Plenty
of wood, water, and good farm
land. Will sell cheap Dan Bryson.
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FERTILIZER '
Ben F. Little of Clifton in Ashe
County throws most of his old corn
stalks that are inot eaten iby cat
tle into a rack to decompose so
that later he will have more fer
tilizer for his; land.
Cabbage is versatile and is very
good when freshly green and not
too solid. That's when it is de
licious, briefly boiled with nothing
added but salt and a little butter.
WANTED: A PIANO
FranJdin Terrace wishes to se
cure a good piano. Will rent for
entire season. Mas. H. H. Hirsch.
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FOR SALE Purina Embryo
Fed Chicks, day old 10c. 3 to 5
days old 12c. Barred Rock, Hamp
shire Reds and any other kinds.
Franklin Hardware Co.
WANTED White or colored girl
to help with house work and hake
care of baby 14 months old. Ap
ply to Ford Mann, care Press office.
WANTED Will, pay good prices
for Irish potatoes, .corn, wheat, rye,
cow peas, home made mcllasses,
middling meat, shoulder, hams,
chickens and eggs.
Ray Grocery ft Feed Co.
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FOR SALE Seed bunch and
cornfield beans, soja beans and mil
ieu seed for summer hay crops.
We carry complete litre of "Wayne"
rhirken. hoe and dairy feeds. Also
good alfalfa hay, seed oats and
other seeds.
Ray Grocery ft Feed Co.
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WANTED Listinc on few farms
on or near Highway. Also town
property for sale. ,
E. W. Long,
Box 276,
Franklin, N. C.
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Get clovers and other grasses for
June and July sowing here. We
have Black Arrow, Red Arrow,
Rotenone. Also bulk ly spray.
Bring your bottles or cans, 20c per
pint.-C. T. BLAINE.
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FOR SALE Shafting, pulleys,
pumps, gear,s, pinions, screws,
desks, tables, jackhammers, bags,
drill steel, screwbits, packing,
scales, pipe, bearings, eccentric
cams and straps, mullers, tanks,
dryers, 125 h. p. fuel oil, motor
and numerous other items.
Major Higdon,
Cullasaja. N. C
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Nelsons Bound Over
To Superior Court
Hiilliard and Burrell Nelson,
brothers of the Skeettah section,
who were arrested last Saturday
night and held in the county jail
without bond on a charge of crim
inal assualt, were brought before
Justice of the Peace, C, A. Setser
on Tuesday morning, and bound
over for trial at the August term
of Superior court.
Compare It
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for
RICHNESS
and
zLAV0R
Flag Day June 14 th
In honor of our Flag of Freedom we, on the homo
front, mutt strive untiringly to sustain the American at
the farflung battlefronts who fight to defeat the dictator
scoundrels who have challenged the rights of the children
of freemen to be free.
Moro lip service to our count ry'f cause, like unful
filled protestations of business fairness, will not satisfy tho
awakened public which today, more than ever before, it
closely scrutinizing the words and acts of every individual.
W0NEI06 NIGHT PHONE 00
LADIES
Ready-To-Wear
Complete Line
of
Cotton and Silk Dresses
Coats, Suits, Slacks
Sweaters, Playsuits
Various Styles of Rain Coats
Hoisery , Lingerie
Uniforms
A. Joseph Shop
HIGHLANDS, N. C.
RELL RICH A, Manager
FLAGS FOR FLAG DAY
3x5 Feet, complete with staff $1.95
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Seat Covers For Coaches, Split Back
De Luxe, ireduced from $12.50, now $11.00
Fibretex, reduced from $7.50, now $6.75
WESTERN AUTO STORE
Show Your Colors
Every Store and
Home Should
Have a Flag
Flag Day reminds us of our duty to display our
colors at home, while our men are fighting under
the flag, and for all it means to all the WorkL
MACON FURNITURE COMPANY
THAD PATTON, Owner
FRANKLIN, N. C
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k Enry fee