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THURSDAY, DEC. tt, 1141
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
ITEMS FOR THIS COLUMN PHONE 24
MISS BULG1N IS WED
TO LIEUT. M. S. WILSON
The marriage of Miss Ann Rosa
Hud Bulgin of Gainesville, .Ga., and
Franklin, to Lieutenant Malcolm
Stephen Wilson of Milledgeville,
Ga., and Fort Bragg, was perform
ed on Saturday, December 19, by
the Rev. Jack G. Mand, pastor of
the Inman Park Presbyterian
church, at his residence in Atlan
ta. For the ceremony, the bfide was
attired in a gold dress with
brown accessories.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mrs. George M. Bulgin and the
late Mr. Bulgin of Franklirn. She
has been dietitian at the Downey
hospital in Gainesville for the past
four years. She is a graduate of
the Franklin high school.
The bridegroom is a v son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Wilsou- of
Milledgeville, Ga. He was gradu
ated from the military college in
Milledgeville and entered the arm
ed service as a reserve officer. He
promoted ' on July 1 to first
nant and is in the quarter
master corps, assigned lo company
A, 94th Q. M. .lakers battalion at
Brt Bragg. Prior to liis entering
tne services, he was produce sup
erintendent .of h Colonial Stores,
Inc., ..f Atlanta.
After ijfcg trip, the
couple i MPk respec
tive oosts of nSw MPHHSBhcesent
MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER
GIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY
A delightful event of the Christ
mas season was the Christmas
party givein at Panorama Court
formerly of Franklins now of
Scott, Arkansas, who ore visiting
Mrs. Alexander s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Leach, o.n Saturday even
ing, December 26.
About a hundred guests enjoyed
the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander, and the party was de
clared to be one of the most en
joyable ever given in Franklin.
Round and square dancing was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
McCALL-NICHOLS
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd TSnckols of
Franklin, Rt. 1, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Ella An
nls, to Corporal Cornell McCall
of Franklin, who is stationed at
Camp Hawze, Texas.
The bride was attired ire gold
.with brown accessories. The wed
ding took place November 7, in
Clayton, Ga.
The bride holds a position in
Jacksonville, Fla., but hopes to
Join her husband soon in Texas.
GUEST-PARKER
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Guest
I of Franklirn, have received the an
nouncement f the marriage of
1 thiir son, Pvt. George R. Guest,
I :to Miss Hazel Parker of Green
1 ville, Miss., on December 12.
SARAH E. SETSER
I COMPLETES WAAC COURSE
I FORT DES MOINES, IOWA
December 28 A member of the
WAAC from Franklin, North Car-
lina, recently completed advanc
ed training in the Specialist
'Schools for members of the Wo
men's Army Auxiliary Corps here.
She is Sarah E. Setser.
This Corps member was given
four weeks basic training in mil
itary routines and procedures on
reporting for duty. She was chosen
for advanced training in courses
in the Specialist Schools because
of the excellence of her work in
basic training. The Specialist
Schools comprise the Baker's and
Cook's School, Motor Transport
School and Administrative Speci
alist's School.
She will be assigned to fill a
non-combatant Army job now held
by a soldier thus fulfilling the
purpose of the Corps, which is
to release trained fighting man-
r for combat duty.
BEAUTIFUL DINNER
TO ZICKGRAF EMPLOYEES
TheZickgraf Hardwood Company
honored its employees with a
beautiful dinner on Wednesday
evening, December 23, at Panora
ma Court, where 54 men were
seated at a delicious Christmas
feast. This was the fourth annual
dinner with which the company has
celebrated the holiday season.
The decorations were in keep
ing with the Christmas season
with the patriotic motive also rep
resented, and place cards printed
in red and green carried a mes
sage of appreciation and good
wishes to each guest.
At the beginning , of the dinner,
W. C. Zickgraf, arose and explain
ed three empty places which were
each marked by a small American
flag. These, he said, represented
the men of thier company who
have entered the armed forces of
their country ; Ray Swanson. of the
Navy, . George Mashburn serving
somewhere overseas, and Ellwood
Bailey, in training in a branch of
the Army. Mr. Zickgraf then re
quested all to stand and bow
their heads in prayer, asking God
to watch over these men and our
other boys and bring them safely
back to their loved ones.
Other good talks were made by
several of the guests, all of whom
thanked their host for a most
enjoyable occasion.
COMRADES IN HONOR These two American soldiers, friends
front boyhood, who joined the Army the same day, trained in the
pa me outfit, were wounded in the same engagement and are now
lying side by side in Walter Rted Hospital, Washington, proud pos
sessors of the Purple Heart, the War Department has announced.
Sergeant Ernest H. Robson (left) and Private Rocco R. Perrotti
(right) both of Orange, New Jersey, both 22 years old, are recover
ing from leg wounds received in landing operations at San, Morocco,
November 8.
When Lieutenant General Lesley J. McNair, Commanding Gen
eral of the Army Ground Forces, pinned the Purple Heart on Ser
geant Robson and Private Perrotti it called for a three-way hand
shake. General McNair shook hands with both men and they shook
bands with each other.
Christmas with her niece, Mrs.
George Hill and Mr. Hill in Atlanta.
Miss Lilian Jones, who is with
TVA in Bryson City, spent Christ
mas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilmer A. Jones.
George W. Dowdle, Jim Berry
and Mann Ray, who are doing de
femse work near Portsmouth, Va.,
are at home for the holidays with
their families. Mr. Dowdle's son,
Glenn, works with him.
R. S. Jones' of Raleigh spent the
holidays with his family here.
Trainees Needed
PERSONALS
Miss Grace Long, 'daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Long, who
recently underwent an opedati.ni
for appendicitis at Angel hospital,
is reported to be recovering nice-
ly.
Mitt Lucy Morgan, of Petnland,
is visiting her brother and sister,
Rev. A. R. Miorgan and' Mrs.
H. E. Frea. .
WANTED
Cars and Trucks
WE ARE PAYING CASH FOR LATE
MODEL CARS, PICKUPS & TRUCKS
Good Tires Not Essential
DUNCAN MOTOR CO.
ISTMAS PARTY
PANORAMA COURT
.delightful .impromptu .party
HH given on Chiiatma evening
ill Panorama Court, which va
jftnaned especially for the
hy Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
who were host to all the
psjjjle home for the holidays. The
was. especially fat honor of
HK Lueilen Davis, who came
MB from Bryson City fur a
Mat visit, and Richard R. John
jgm who arrived a few days be-
frotn trip with the North
Cuuvwy.
A large crowd of young people
liege and soldiers assd sail
or on leave had this opportunity
to gat together for a good time
after separation from friends and
school mates here at home. Square
dancing and games were enjoyed
b, all.
BUSINESS WOMEN
WITH MISS HURST
The Business Women's Circle of
the Franklin Baptist Church will
meet with Miss Ethel Hurst, Tues
day, January 5, at 8:00 p. m.
GOSPEL SINGING
AT ASBURY CHURCH
The Gospel Singers will meet
with the Asbury Methodist Church
in Otto, on Sunday, January 3,
at 1:30 p. m.
John M. Holt who is in charge
extends a cordial invitation to all
church choirs, quartets, and sing
ers and persons who are interested
to attend these song services held
at some church each first and
third Sunday afternoons.
Leonard Miller has returned to
Chicago after spending a few
weeks in Franklin with his family.
ieut. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan,
JJr., of Chapel Hill, are spending
several days with their parents
here.
Miss Harriett Kinnebrew and
Mrs. Jim Cook of Eatonton, Ga.,
sper.it Christmas with their aunt,
Mrs. George Jones.
Births
Personal Mention
Mrs. Dover Bryson and children
have returned to their home in
Detroit, Mich., after a two-months
visit with her parents. She was
accompanied by Mrs. W. M. Sut
ton who also visited her daughter
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr. R. W. Welch who in work
ing in U. S. Navy Police Dep't.
has returned to his work in Char
leston, S. C. He was accompanied
ty his family who will spend some
time there.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCoy
of Gneiss announce the birth of
a daughter, Marilyn Gale, .Decem
ber'29, at Angel Hospital.
For Defense Work
Welding Center
At
A special bus will leave Ashe
ville or& Tuesday, Jan. S, for Wil
mington. The National Youth Ad
minstration will take youths 16
to 25 years of age, provide trans
portation from Asheville, hoard
training, work clothes, medical
care if needed.) and $10.80 pocket
mor;ey per month. Immediately
upon completion of training young
men are placed in the ship yard
at beginner's wage of $46.00 per
week. Young men and boys can
see Mrs. Ordway, NYA represei
tative, on Main St., between 10
and 4 on Saturday, or on Monday
morning at the Agricultural Building.
JOIN
Bryant Mutual
Burial Association
Oldest and Strongest
in the County
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DR
CLEARANCE
MANY SMART DRESSES
of
Wool and Crepes, Blue, Green, Black
and Brown.
THe styles and the types that you
you through the early spring season,
through the early spring season.
E. K. Cunningham & Co.
"The Shop of Quqlity"
Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Nicholson
of Hiawassee, Ga., announce the
birth of a son, Douglas Kinisey,
at Angel hospital on December
27.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews
announce the birth of a daughter,
Virginia Sue, on December 24, at
Angel hospital. Mrs. Matthews is
the former Miss Katherine Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ansel Hall
of Franklin, Rt. 3, announce the
birth of twins, a boy and a girl
at Angel hospital on December
23.
Travelers Warned
Against 'Loose Talk'
NORFOLK, VA., Dec. -Due
to the constant and increasing
danger of "loose talk" concerning
military activities, the Seaboard
Railway is furthering its efforts
in this campaign by distributing a
leaflet on the subject to every em
ployee of the system. "Travelers,
also, should be on guard", C. E.
Bell, passenger traffic manager,
Lieut, and Mrs. W. W. Hearn pointed out. "Wherever one travels
and young son of Salisbury, spent ne sees impressive evidence of the
the holidays with Mrs. Hearn's ' war etiort. Discussion ot any mil-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bar
nard. Also spending Christmas
with their parents were Mr. and
Mrs. C L.Cartledge, with their
children and Mrs. Howard Bar
nard of Madison, Ga., and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lee Barnard, Jr.
Mr. Barnard is now stationed at
the Army Air Base at Richmond,
Va.
Miss Lassie Kelly closed Kelly
Inn and Tea Room on December
24, nntil April 1. Miss Kelly spent
I wish to extend to all of my friends and
customers a sincere
THANK YOU"
for your patronage in the past year, and a
cordial wish for your good health and happi
ness throughout every day of the New Year.
May we contksjMf serve you in the future
as we have
itary activity, though it is felt to
be of common knowledge, may
easily put a military secret in
Axis ears."
"Axis agents are everywhere",
tthe booklet says, and points out
where they are likely to be found,
how a small slip of the tongue
may divulge a military secret and
prove disastrous to many of our
men. Admonition is given against
repeating rumors and stories, also,
due to Hitler's principle of "con
vincing the masses by a long term
campaign of lies and exaggerated
and misleading facts", and winds
up with "you can't tell an Axis
agent by the way he looks, but
you can tell him an awful lot by
the little things you say."
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our mar.y
friends for kindness shown in
the km of our mother, Mrs. Dave
Lewis, and for the many beautiful
flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lewis
and Family.
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we will show on our
regular program, Fi
day, JANUARY 8th,
pictuie teHsng how
these bvvtiP
overcome fearful odds
and now have the Axis
on the run.
Don't Miss This
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the date of January 8th and see . . .
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