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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1942 THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONlAfN PAGE THREE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES and COMINGS AND GOINGS ITEMS FOR THIS COLUMN PHONE 24 Reception For Teachers By PTA At Kelly Tea Room The hours of the reception to be given to the teachers of the Franklin school at Kelly's Tea Room c,n Saturday afternoon will be from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Allan Brooks is .chairmarj of arrange ments and officers of the Parent -Teachers association will receive the guests. All friends of the school as well as parents and members of the P. T. A. are cordially invited to come and join iin a welcome to both new members pi the faculty and those who have returned. Newcomers' to l-'r.antdin are espe cially invited, and the committee hopes' that members will invite and bring others. GARDEN CLUB TO MEET WITH MRS. W. A. ROGERS The Garden Club will meet with Mrs. W. A. Rogers on Monday, October 5. Mrs. R. B. Reshears and Mrs Zeb Conley- will be as sistant hostesses. A 'musical pro gram will be featured. MRS. H. E. CHURCH GIVES CARD PARTY Mrs. Herbert E. Church enter tained with a bridge party ,at her home on Harrison avenue on Thursday afternoon. Mixed fall flowers were used throughout the house. Mrs. J. Ward Long was winner of the high score prize, Mrs. Bill Swann won second high, the cut prize was awarded to Mrs. S. H. Lyle, Jr., and the consolation prize went to Mrs. E. L. Hyde. Miss Dorothy Ray, who is here visiting while awaiting her call as nurse in, the army, was presented a guest prize. Those included in the courtesy included Mrs. T. H. Fagg, Mrs. Sam W. Mendenhall, Mrs. Benny McGlamery, Mrs. S. H. Lyle, Jr., Mrs. Allan Brooks, Mrs. John Wasilik, Jr., Mrs. J. S. Conley, Mrs. L. H. Page, Mrs. Frank Duncan, Mrs. J. E. S. Thorpe, Mrs. James E. Perry, Mrs. Guy L. Houk, Mrs. Bill Swar.m, Mrs. John M. Archer,. Jr., Mrs. Thad D. Bryson, Mrs. H. H. Gnuse. Mrs. John Ray, Mrs. J. Ward Long, Mrs. E. L. Hyde, Mrs. Mc Ray Whitaker, Mrs. T. W. Angel, Jr., Mrs. C. N. Dowdle, Mrs. A. B O'Mohundro. Mrs. W. A. .Rog ers, Miss Mary 'Willis, Miss Dor othy Ray, Mrs. R. S. Jones, Mrs. Charles Melichar, Mrs. W. C. Pcnri, Mrs. Grant Zichgraf, Mrs. Tom McCollum, and Mrs. Emory Hunnicutt. METHODIST CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. T. W. Porter, Mrs. E. B. McCollum and I Mrs. Zeb Angel were hostesses to the F. S. Johns ton Bible class of the Franklin Methodist church on Thursday evening at the church, with ap proximately 30 of the members and their husbands preser.. A "Doctor I. Q" program was put on, with the Rev. Dr. J. L. Stokes, II, pastor of the church, conducting the quizz and Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Jesse Tessier as sisting. Flowers were given to the winners. A short business session was held with Mrs. J. S. Conley, president of the class, presiding. At this time the election of officers to serve through the ensuing year, was held. They include: Mrs. Her bert F. Church, president; Mrs. J. S. Conley, vice-president; Mrs. H. H. Grouse, secretary and treas urer, and Mrs. L. H. Page, assist ant secretary and treasurer. Mrs. , Reba Tessier was elected teacher with Mrs. T. W. Porter as assi-t-ant teacher. The retiring officers are Mrs. J. S. OJey, president; Mrs. W. A. Rogers, vice-president ; Mrs. Lon Campbell, secretary and treasurer and Mrs. L H. Page, (assistant secretary and treasurer. Mrs. T. W. Porter is retiring teather and Mrs. George A Jones, retiring assistant teacher. HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETINC Monday, October 5 lotta Club with Mrs. Florence Morrison, at 2 p. m. Tuesday, October 6 -Walnut Creek Club with Mrs. Cora Mash burn, at 2 p. m. Wednesday, .October 7 Holly Springs Club with Mrs. Frank Cabe, at 2 p. m. Thursday, October 8 Hickory Knoll Club with Mrs. Vance Vaw hook, at 2 p. m. Friday, October 9 Union Club at Union school, at 2 p. m. HOLLY SPRINGS TO HAVE BOX SUPPER A box supper will be held at th Hollv Soring! school on Sat urday night, October 10. at 8:30 o'clock. The funds raised will be used for the school lunch room. Everyone is cordially invited to BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN WITH MRS. O. C. BRYANT The Young Women's Auxiliary of tl'e Franklin Baptist church met in the home of Mrs. O. C. Br.yant, Thursday evening, Sep tember 24. The program was in the form of a debate: "Resolved, th.at a special emphasis on soul winning is more needed in the city than in the country," with Har riett Murray on the affirmative and Hyldah Shepherd for the neg ative. A special offering for state missions was taken in the amount of $15.00. For October's personal service, the YMA's are to assist the Red Cross Tuesday evening, September 29, in preparing dress ings. Durinig the social hour sand wiches, cup cakes, and coffee were served. The house was decorated throughout with beautiful autumn flowers. Personal Mention Dr. M. P. Alexander of the Council of Medical Education of the American Medical Association, spent Friday morning at the Angel Clinic with Dr. Furman Angel, and returned to Chicago same day. Mrs. Jud West left Tuesday to join her husband at West Mystic, Corin., who is engaged in defense work there. Recent Bride MRS. LOWELL SHEFFIELD Dr. Furman Angel will attend the War Conference of the Amer ican hospital Association at St. Louis, Mo., which convenes on October 12 and continues through October lt. He will return to Franiklin on October 17. Elsie May Brendle of Franklin Route 4, niece of R. D. Brendle, has completed the government course in radio at Charlotte and will soon be placed in a position as a radio operator. Miss Connie Thigpen is spending- thisi week in New Orleans where she will be bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Eleanor Jackson, daughter of Bishop and Mrs. John Jackson, and Lieut. John Burleson of New York. Miss Elizabeth McGuire who' spent several days last week with her mother, Mrs. W. B. McGuire, has returned to FStyetteville where she holds a secretarial position with the war department at Pope Field, the air port near Fort Bragg. Miss Gladys Maxwell has moved from the Carolina apartments to the home of Mrs. J. W. C. John sop. Miss Ethel Hurst is attending a district meeting of WPA school lunch room supervisors on Thurs day, Friday and Saturday this week. SHEFF1ELD-COLLMAN Miss Doris (oilman and Lo well (Bill) Sheffield were united in marriage, Saturday evening, August 29, at 5 o'clock at the Episcopal church in Dearbor.n, Midi. Mr. Sheffield is the son of W. C. Sheffield of Franklin, Route 3. The bride wore a sheer wool powder blue dress and black ac cessories. Mrs. Genevieve Jenkins, her only attendent, wore a Beige, sheer wool, dress and brown ac cessories. William Collman, Jr., was best man. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the . Bots ford Tavern, .after which the couple., left for the south. They will make their home at 14-165 Patton avenue, Detroit, Mich. Holly Springs By STELLA SUE PARKER Pauline Woodard, daughter of Mrs. M, A. Woodard, of Frank lin, Route 3, left Monday for Norfolk, Va., where she will work. Gus Leach is out again after ar attack4 of bronchitis. Miss Lillian Jones who is with TV'A in Murphy spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer A. Jones. 'Miss Mildred Franklin, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. -Franklin. She-is a student at Cecil's Business Col lege, Ashevillc. Mr. D. H. and Clarence Corbin, who are working on a defense job in Newport News, Va., are spending a week with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corbin. Miss Kathryn Ann Huggins, who is attending Cecil's Business Col lege at Asheville, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Huggir.is. Pvt. Osborne C. Parker who was inducted into the Army Aug ust 18, and has recently been sta tioned in a technical school in Miami Beach, Fla,, has been trans ferred to Amarillo Field, Amarillo; Texas. He will attend a technical school vhere for. several weeks. Misses Pauline and Dewell El liott, who are employed at the Bryson hotel, spent last Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Elliott. Mrs. Floyd Osbourne spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corbin, her parerats. Pvt. Jess M. McCracken spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lura. McCracken. He is stationed at Camp Croft, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Howard of Charleston, S. C, who are in De fense work at the Navy Yard, sper.it- last week with relatives and friends here, returning Sunday. Friends of Grover Jamison are glad to see him back in his store after being confined at his home by illness for the past we,ek. CATTLE SALE Wednesday, October 7th MARK DOWDLE BARN ON GEORGIA ROAD Buyers From Many Sections SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT U O CLOCK BRING YOUR CATTLE This b the First and Last Sale This Fait QUALITY We Can't Get as Much Meat as Before the War BUT WE ARE GETTING BETTER MEAT BUY THE HIGHEST QUALITY FROM H. and K. Market ARTHUR K1NSLAND Library Notes -- War Information Center Featuring Saving Avoid Waste, Save, and Buy Wisely, is the weekly theme of the local, war center's currently featured display, and is pointed toward consumer education. Through reading this material you will have aw opportunity to be come informed regarding the pur pose of the Salvage Committee, the hows and whys of rationing, the methods of controlling prices, the many ways to save money, time, food, rubber, metals and the like. Included im the special collec tion are the following titles : "Our Food Problem, Food for Fitness, Food Planning and Preparation, The Family and Its Relationships, Feeding the Family, America Strikes Back, Machines, Citizen ship and Patriotism, The Commuri ity and the Citizens." Exhibited this week in connec tion with the theme of American Women and the War is useful in formatidn. on Red Cross work which will be helpful to those he1pirg with the Red Cross pro gram in Macon county. The libbratians, Mrs. T. J. Johns ton and Mrs1. Frank 1. Murray, wish to remind library patrons that the library is closed o,n Mot day. Angel hospital, September 22. Barbara Jean, a daughter, was born to ,Mr. arnd Mrs. George Cunningham, of Franklin, on Sep tember 28, at Angel hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo McCall ' of Robbinsville, Thursday, October 1 at Angel hospital. Mrs. M. A. Henderson Passes In Mooresville News has been received here of the death of Mrs. Margaret Albertine Slagle Henderson, for merly of this county, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Flam Slagle, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Johnson in Mooresville. Mrs. Henderson died on Sep tember 25 after a long illness,- and was buried at their old home in Davidson. She was married i,n 1,S86 to the Rev. M. A. Henderson, who died in 1908. They had eight chil dren, seven of ,whpm are living. Also surviving are one sister, Miss Annie Slagle, and two brothers, Thomas M. Slagle and George M. Slagle, of Maco,n county. Miss Annie Slagle visited her sister a few weeks ago. Births Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Sawyer of Bryson City, announces the birth of a son, Robert Howard, Sep tember 28, at Angel hospital. A daughter, Evelyn Louise, was born to Mr. amd Mrs. Joe Mitch ell Henry, on September 25, at Angel hospital. Wm. Justice Passes In Highlands William Warren Justice, OJ, died Wednesday morning at his sum mer home in Highlands, after aitl illness of about three years. The body was taken to Hart's Mor tuary in Macoi Ga-, for cremation on Wednesday afternoon by Potts Brothers of Franklin. Interment will be at the home of the de ceased in Chester Pennsylvania. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Marjorie Justice, and two stepchildren. MISS LAVINIA EATON PASSES IN MIAMI News has been received in Franklin of the death of Miss Lavinia Eaton on Saturday, Sep tember 20, in Miami, Fla. Funeral services and interment were in Miami. Miss Eaton had suffered a long illness. She was the daugh ter of Mrs. Edward Eaton and the late Mr: Eatph, who moved to Florida a few year's ago alter re siding in Franklin for .i number of years, where they have many friends. Mr. Eaton died only a few months ago. Surviving are the mother, one brother, Edward, Jr., of Boston, Mass.; and two sisters. Mrs. Dor othy Sample of Charlotte ami Miss Maty Eaton of M ianii. Join Now! Potts' Burial Ass'n. Protects the Whole Family Fine Solid Oak Caskets Phene 164 "KCOLD THREATENS At the very first sniffle, sneeze, or any sign of a cold just try a few drops of Vlcks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. If used In time, Va-tro-nol's quick action helps prevent many colds from devel oping And remembet this, when a head cold makes you miserable, or tran sient congestion "fills up" nose and spoils sleep-3-purpose Va-tro-nol does three important things. It (1) shrinksswollenmembranes, (2) relieves irritation, (3) helps clear clogged nasal mk passages. Enjoy C. , the relief it brings. YICft$-A Follow directions ... in folder. VA TRO NOL Mr. and Mrs. T. Paul Vinson of Franklin announce the arrival of a son at Angel hospital Oc tober 1. Mr. and Frs. Wayne Fran4clin, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter, Linda Sue, at the :, -, ! y Your Home Town First Buy It There, Gome To HEVILLE v , We Have It! Tram Schedules le Merchants Association r If:. - - ' vV 1 SANDERS' INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WINTER-WEAR SALE October Specials from a Large Stock of Children's Clothes. Shop Now and Save the Difference CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Some heavy cotton, some with a good percentage of wool JJP CHILDREN'S UNDERSHIRTS QC Sizes 1 to 12 ODQ CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS OQ Warm Jersey knit, sizes to 18 CiJH CHILDREN'S LONG HOSE 1 Best grade BABY DIAPERS i on Finest "Bird's Eye, large size, doz Vl.OV BABY BLANKETS OQw Good size W CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS OQ Made of best print flannel OVV LADIES' OUTING PAJAMAS Two-piece gasments, d1 long sleeve, choice of many makes LADIES' "LOOMCRAFT" SLIPS Best grade fQrt cotton ckth, built-up shoulders sJt LADIES UNDERWEAR Union Suits d AA Any sleeve style suit tA!U LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GALOSHES Re- d1 OQ member these are not plentiful this year, all sizes MEN'S UNION SUITS 7Q Priced at FOR YQUR QUILTING NEEDS 1 LL Sheeting, extra special, yd FAST COLOR PRINTS 1 C 36-inches wide, yd SCRAP ROLLS Fine grade prints OKit for quilts, only 36-INCH OUTINGS in dark colors, 1 finest for linings, yd. OUTINGS In all colors, for 1 C general use, yd W COTTON BATTS Extra good price. We need the CQrf ' space they take up JW OUTING GOWNS FOR WOMEN OQtf regular sizes Oi7V CHILDREN'S E-Z UNDERWEAR Union Suits in Cfikr any style; also 2-piece garments JS" BLANKETS Cotton for double bed GQC BUY WHAT YOU NEED - BUY NOW!
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