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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, IMl
FACE SIX
Classified
Advertisements
Classified AdvertUing Rates:
One and a half cents a word
30 cents minimum.
WANTED Listing on few farms
on or near Highway. Also town
property for sale.
E. W. Long,
Box 276,
Franklin, N. C.
Jll-4tc-Jly2
WATER
. HAVING DRILLED MANY
WELLS IN THIS VICINITY all
of which 'are giving entire satis
faction, 1 am prepared to drill wells
in Macon coumty. For referencp
see Reeves Hardware Co., Wire or
Communicate with W. H. GRACE,
LYMAN, S. C.
3. t. p. Ju. 18 Ju 2
WANTED AT ONCK-Capable
dressmaker, while 1 am in
York and Baltimore for
months. Se me at '
The Sally Lou Shop
Emma Lou Vinson.
ltp T25
New
two
WANTED TO BUY Cordwood
for furnace . four feet length, $4.50
per cord delivered at the mines.
Bradley Mining Co.
J25 ltc-J1y!6- ; .
FOR QUICK- SALE Twelve
thoroughbred sheep, long fiber
wool. See Kannie F, Knox, Desota
Springs, Cullasaja, N. C.
J25 ltp
WANTED Listings for medium
priced Macon coumty farms and
medium priced Franklin homes
with buildings reasonably new.
Graver Jamison & Bro.
J25 ltc
' FOR SALE We still have plenty
of good Fertilizer for late plant
ing. Also plenty of 10-0-10 top
dresser. See us for your grass and
clover seeds we have them."
Talley & Burnette
Highland, N. C.
J2S-ltp
FOR RENT One furnished
apartment and one office. See
Ada McCoy.
J25 ltp
FOR SALE One saddle horse,
young, sound, beauty. Not suitable
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
for
SMALL FARMERS
Who Wish to Educate Their Families
RABUN GAP-NACOOCHEE SCHOOL FARM
Ask Your County Agent for Details
or Write Directly to
Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School
Rabun Gap, Georgia
H. L. FRY,
Farm Manager
OLD TIME REVIVAL
Beginning Sunday, June 28th
CHURCH
Prentiss,
OLD TIME PREACHING
Conducted By
EVANGELIST GILBERT GEREN
Of Cleveland- Tenn.
Assisted by E. P. Davenport, Pastor
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
To My Friends
Customers:
My full time is demanded by a project of
vital necessity to National Defense, and
it is with sincere regret that I must give
up my grocery business in order to carry
on this all-important work.
May I take this opportunity of expressing
my appreciation for the splendid patron
age given me during my years of business
in Franklin.
The store will remain open for business
through Saturday, July 4th.
C. L. PENDERGRASS
Report Of Secretary Of
Chamber Of Commerce
Lee Guffev. secretary of the
Franklin Chamber of Commerce,
made the following report ot mem
bership and activities of the organ
izatioh to date, at the dinner meet
ino nn Tnesdav evenine. Tune 23.
'The Board of Directors have
held a regular weekly meeting since
their election on April lo.
"The finance committee has rai
e $623.00 to date.
"All signs have been painted and
cnmp wpre moved : at a cost ot
$50.00.
"Other expenses since April If),
are $87.52. ' This includes printing,
postage, operation of booth and
rent of space tor sign.
"The Information Booth has been
open since May 15. During this
time we have answered o request
and mailed out 165 pieces of litera
IUI C. J
"There have been 192 inquiries
made at the ' Information Booth,
which is opera six hours or longer
each day.
"We now have with the printers
a new up-to-date directory ot ae
commodations of Franklin, and
nearby places."
Revival Services At
Mt. Zion Church
Revival services will begira at the
Mt. Zion Methodist church, June
28, at 8:30 o'clock, according to
an announcement by Rev. J. C.
Swaim, pastor. The vacation Bible
School will begin on Monday, June
for women. M. A. Burley, Wial
halla, S. C, Route 1.
J25 ltp
WANTED Will pay good prices
for corn, wheat, rye, cow peas
honey, middling meat, shoulders,
hams, chickens and eggs. If you
have corn to sell see us.
Ray Grocery & Feed Co.
J25 ltc
NOTICE We have just received
a supply of "Live Stock and Cat
tie Spray" for .sale at $1.00 a gal
lon in bulk form. Buy your spray
now and have a contented cow
Ray Grocery & Feed Co.
J25 ltc
WANTED Good walnut veneer
logs, 10 inches and up in diameter
8 to 16 feet long for Government
Defenese order. Will pay good
prices delivered our Mill. Zickgraf
Hardwood Company, Franklin, N. C
J25 2tc Jly2 .
GEORGE C. BELLINGRATH,
Preident
OF GOD
N. C.
SPECIAL MUSIC
and
29, at 9:30 a. m., and will meet
each day for the entire week. All
children from 4 to 18 years of age
are invited. The children from oth
er churches of the community are
extended a cordial welcome.
Revival Services
To Begin At Snow Hill
Rejvival services will begin at the
Snow Hill Methodist church, Sun
day, Junie 28, at 8;45 p. m. with
the Rev. Philip Green, pastor as
the preacher. The Missies Ada Ruth
West and Freida Potts will be
pianists. In connection with the
revival a vacation Bible school will
be held at 10 a. m.
Fourth Sunday
Singing Convention
The F6urth Sunday Singing Con
vention will meet at the Cullasaja
Pentecostal church, Sunday after
noon, June 28 at 2 o'clock, as an
nounced by Pritchafd Russell, pres
ident. The public is invited.
On The Tar Heel
Front In Washington
By Robert A. Erwin and
France McKusick
WASHINGTON. Representative
Zebulon Weaver, of Asheville, has
taken issue again with Ralph K.
Davies, Deputy Petroleum Coordi
nator,' over the rationing of gaso
line in the North Carolina section
.of the Great Smoky Mountain Na
tional Park, a condition that ex
ists while the Tennessee park area
remains free from rationing. Mr.
Davies thus far has refused to do
anything about the situation.
In a follow-up letter to Mr.
Davies requesting another confer
ence, on the subject, Congressman
Weaver pointed out that East Ten
nessee gets some of its petroleum
supplies by the Plantation Pipeline
as well as by overland transporta
tion rather than pipeline.
"My information is that West
ern North Carolina, including the
counties irt the western part of the
State from Asheville to Murphy
have ample resources from which
supplies may be had, if permitted
to use them," Mr. Weaver said.
"Your letter in no particular
reaches the specific matter which
I undertook to bring to your at
tention. As I pointed out ir my
letter to Secretary Ickes, to which
you reply, as an illustration, the
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park is situated one half in North
Carolina and one half within Ten
nessee. The Tennessee side of the
park can now secure an unlimited
supply, while on the North Caro
lina side we are denied this priv
ilege. Such places as Waynesville,
Sylva, Cherokee, Bryson City and
Murphy, which are contiguous to
the park, and to Tennessee, are
in a very desperate situation.
"Naturally; Western North Caro
lina has looked forward to the
benefits to be obtained from the
National Park. Un4er the present
setup, these benefits are now en
tirely turned over to East Tennes
see. The towns which I have mertr
tioned and others are as great a
distance from the Atlantic Coast
as Knoxville and East Tennessee
towns. In fact, Murphy and some
others are further west than Knox
ville. They car obtain ample sup
plies of gas without resorting to
deliveries from the terminal of the
Plantation Pipeline at Greensboro,
North Carolina. ... I would be
Macon Theatre
Week Days
3:00 p. m. 7:30 - 9:30
Saturday
Continuous 1 to 1 1 p. m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26:
LUCILLE BALL
JAMES CRAIG IN
"Valley of The Sun"
Al.o. "SPIDER RETURNS'
SATURDAY, JUNE 27:
Double Feature
"The Ghost of
Frankenstein"
And
JOHN KIMBROUGH IN
"Sundown Jim"
With: ARLEEN WHELAN
PAUL HURST
MON.-TUES., JUNE -3:
BETTE DAVIS
OLIVIA da HAVILLAND IN
"In This Our Life"
With: GEORGE BRENT
DENNIE MORGAN
WED.-THURS., JULY 1-2:
"GONE WITH THE
WIND"
Children up to 12 years old, 17
cerats ; Matinee and night, Tax
Included.
Adults Matinee 40 cents Tax inc
Adults Night 55 cents Tax inc.
Matinee will Start at 2:30 oclock
Night WiU Start at 8. -00 o'clock.
glad to have a further conference
with you about it as. the situation
is one which demands further con
sideration. .
The senior Senator is a member
of the Senate Finance Committee
Which will get the tax bill after it
is passed by the House of Repre
sentatives. Senator Bailey was optimistic
over prospects of more military
airports for North Carolina, and
he predicted a good crop year for
the farmers, .saying he hoped to
see good prices for everything they
had to sell.
Only Training Centers
Of NYA To Continue
The clerical project of the Na
tional Youth Administration which
employed 18 in clerical work for
government agencies in Macon
county closed this week. Drastic
cutting of appropriations discon
tinues all hortcdefense projects for
NYA in the United States on June
30, the end of the fiscal year.
Application For Training
North Carolina will retain 16 De
fense Training centers for boys and
girls. Youths of Macon county may
apply at the Agricultural building
on Tuesday, June 30, for admission
to any one of these training ceni
ter.s. There are opportunities for
both white and colored young peo
ple who wish to take training in
various trades.
Citizens-Times
Issues Vacation Guide
"Summer in North Carolina" is
the title of the Visitors Guide and
Vacation number of the Asheville
Citizen-Times issued with last Sat
urday's paper. This edition car
ries many articles of interest to
visitors of the whole section. These
include elaborately illustrated fea
tures, not only of the great sceitiic
attractions of the whole region but
of industrial progress, espe
cially power developments. The
gigantic T V A Fontana
hydro - electric project is pict
ured with full page of illustrations
where more than 2,500 men are
working day and might to build this
50 million dollar electric power
plant.
The Governor's convention this
week and other gatherings schedul
ed should stimulate vacation trav
el in this whole area in spite of
war conditions which will limit
the number of summer visitors who
would normally travel this way.
Mt. Zion Sunday School
Sends Press To Soldiers
Mt. Zion Methodist Sunday
school on Cartoogechaye is giving
a subscription of the Franklin
Press to all members of the church
who are in the service'. They in
clude Dr. Thomas Dick Slagle,
lieutenant in the Medical Corps of
the U. S. Navy, San. Juan, Puerto
Rico, Mack Setser, Quincy Corp-
en.ing, Harold Enloe, Robert and
Carter Hurst.
iUvwhH I'll Eh
MR. CANNON OF THE
CANNON-HELLEN MUSIC CO.
OF ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Will be in Franklin Friday, June 26th, Representing
STEIN WAY and WURLITZER
PIANOS
He can be contacted through the Bryson Hotel, or Mrs. Harry Higgins.
Old Pianos Taken in Trade on New Steinway or Wurlitzer Pianos
Storekeepers Needed In
Fourth United States
Civil Service District
Storekeepers are needed ini the
Fourth United States Civil Service
District, comprising the states of
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina, and the Field
Branches of the District of Colum
bia. The wage rates extend from
$1360 to $2000 per year, depending
upon the qualifying experience of
the applicant. The duties of the
position are to receive, store, and
issue miscellaneous supplies anl
materials, and to keep records
thereof. Except for the substitu
tion of education for experience,
and depending upon the category
of the position, applicants must
show that they have had at least
six months to two years of full
time experience in the receipt,
storage, and issuance or .shipinetut
of supplies, stocks, or materials,
and in keeping records thereof,
in a storeroom or warehouse oper
ated under well defined methods.
Applicants may substitute a four
year standard high school course
or a 6 months commercial course
including bookkeeping in a resi
dent business school, for three
months of the required experience;
or the successful completion of one
year at a resident business school
or university including Accounting,
for 6 rtionths of the required experience.
NOTICE
Advertising property for sale
for unpaid 1941 taxes will be
gin August 1st.
Pay now and save additional
costs.
A. B. SLAGLE,
Tax Collector, Macon County
i
WHILE YOU CAN GET IT
BUY COAL NOW
AND STORE IT
YS, the Government wants you to store
coal ! By ordering now, for immediate
delivery, you'll help prevent a transportation
tie-up during the peak season.
INDUSTRIAL orders will be filled first, so
it's to your advantage to fill your coal bin
now, while you can. Don't take a chance on
being without coal when cold weather sets in.
Order now . . . today . . . and keep your bin
. filled. .
COAL CASH ON DELIVERY
L. B. PHILLIPS
Phone I14-J
No written test is required. Qual
ifications will be judged from the
applicant's experience. Only able
bodied citizens of the United States,
1$ years of age or over, will be
considered.
Applications may be secured from
the Manager, Fourth United States
Civil Service District, 930 F Street,
N. W., Washington, D. C. ,
Your county has a War Bond
Quota to meet this month. Is your
own household budget apportioned
so that you will put 10 percent in
to War Bonds?
to check
IN 7DAYS
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, Pr.t.
Franklin, N. C.