SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
W. M. I). TO MEET
WEDNESDAY, FEB. tl
The W. M. U. of the Frank
lin Baptist church will meet
next Wednesday, February 23,
at 3 p.m.
Circle No. 1 will meet with
Mrs. Frank Hlgdon, and Circle
No. 2. will meet with Mrs. Geo
rge Dean.
The East Franklin Circle will
meet at 7:30 pjn., with Mrs.
George Poindexter.
The Sunbeams, G. A. S. and
Junior R. A S. will meet in the
church at 4 p.m. ,
BIBLE CLASS
WITH MRS. CHURCH
The F. S. Johnston Bible
Class of the Franklin Methodist
church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Herbert E. Church on
Tcesday evening, February 29,
at 8 o'clock, for the regular
monthly class meeting. All
members are urged to attend.
PTA TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY
The regular meeting of the
Franklin Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation will be held at the
school next Monday, February
21, at 3:30 o'clock.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Adelalne Daves of Bel
lington. Wash., and R. L. Ram
ey of Hamilton, Wash., arrived
last week to visit relatives and
on account of the illness of Joe
K. Ramsey, who died last Fri
day. Mrs. Daves is a sister and
Mr. Ramey a son of the de
ceased.
Dr. J. L. Stokes. II, took a
business trip to Durham last
Tuesday. He was accompanied
, as far as Greensboro by Mrs.
Sam Rogers, who will spend
the rest of the winter with her
children, Dr. and Mrs. L. B.
Hayes.
H. L. Anderson, who has been
very ill at his home on Harrison
Hill, is reported improved.
H. H. Hirsch, who has been
un-ier treatment ot Angel hos
pital. ~te much better.
Miss Hazel Keener and Wil.. T*
Hall spent last weekend In At
lanta visiting friends.
Mrsr Paul Bryson is spending
this feek in Asheville and Way
nesville.
Ras Penland has been con
fined to his home for the week
with flu.
Miss Delma Edwards is taking
a business course at Cecil's Bu
siness College, Asheville.
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Miss Katheryn Anne Hugglns
of Arlington. Va., is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I
L. Huggins. j
Miss Mildred Cabe of Wash
ington, D. C., is in Angel hos
pital for the removal of her
appendix.
Mrs. F. R. Schaeffer is ill
with flu at her apartment in
the Gilmer Jones home on the
Georgia road.
The Rev. A. R. Morgan and
Mrs. H. E. Freas left Tuesday
to attend the Asheville Convoca
tion of the Episcopal church
meeting at All Soul's church,
where Mr. Morgan will address
the meeting. The highlight of
the gathering ~ will be an ad
dress by Bishop Y. Y. Tsu. a
leader in modern China, and
known as "the Bishop of Burma
Road." He is a close friend of
Generalissimo and Madam Chi
ang Kai-shek. Arriving by plane
from Asia, he will make a
number of addresses at meet
ings of the Episcopal church in
the United States.
Mrs. Hattie Porter Waldroop
was accompanied to Asheville
on Tuesday by her brother. T.
W. Porter, to undergo a serious
eye operation at Mission hospi
tal. She is reportel to be get
ting on nicely.
Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carey
Cabe, a son, Johnny Woodrow.
on January 19.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Huscusson. a son, on January
16.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Myers
hove announced the birth of a
son. John David, on January
12.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Alice, on January 10.
Born to Mr. and Mrs* Olnie
Stanfield, a son, Jimmy Edgar,
on January 1.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Tallent. a son, Samuel Arthur,
on January 9.
A daughter, Mary Leona. wa?
born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bates
of Cartoogechaye.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Cabe, a daughter, Loretta Sue,
on January 31.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness shown
during the sickness and death
of our child and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Donaldson
and family.
NOTICE
SEE US ? For your Certified
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Also carry a complete line of
fertilizers and seed oats.
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CAN YOU DO cleric*!
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Today? find out abnut
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What a thousand say
must be true."
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CAFE
A. G. CAGLE, Mgr.
Auction Sale
I will tell to the highest bidder next
Tueaday, February 22, at Penland Brothers
barn, cne extra good team.
J. L. YOUNG.
CLASSIFIED
Advertising
WANTED? Country hams. High
est cash prices paid. S. H.
Lyle, Jr. V
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WANTED? We pay good prices
in cash or trade for corn and
wheat. Also buying onions,
syrup, honey, dried fruit,
hams, chickens and eggs.
Ray Grocery & Feed Co.
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FOR SALE ? One Oliver type- I
writer, in good condition.
One 14-in. turbine water j
wheel, Please see or write
W. A. Keener, Oneiss, N. C.
F10-17p
FOR 8ALE? 1939 Master Chev
rolet DeLuxe, extra clean, one
owner. City Oarage.
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I will have some thoroughbred
fine pigs at the Federation, I
Sat., Feb. 19. J.. L. Young*. -
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SALESBOOKS NOW IN STOCK;
AT PRESS OFFICE.
PERMANENT WAVE, *9c- Do
your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete
equipment Including 40 curl
ers and shampoo. Easy to do.
Absolutely harmless. Praised
by thousands including Pay
McKenzie, glamerous movie
star. Money refunded If not
satisfied. Franklin VARIETY
Store.
F17? 15tp? M4
FOR Sale- Six White Rock
pigs, or will swap for 12
gauge shot gun. Mrs. Dewey
Corbin, Franklin, Route 4.
F17 ? 2tp ? F24
WANTED- W1U pay cash for
old fashioned hopper for run
ning lye. Must be to A-l
shape. See or write Dewey
Corbin, Lenoir City. Tenn.
F17 ? 2tp ? F24
LOST - License tag. 174-857,
North Carolina, on Georgia
highway. Finder please re
turn to Horace Mann, Frank
- lin, Route 2, or Press office.
Up
LOST? Tuesday , p.m.. In Frank
' lin, short tailed English col
lie, white with black spots;
answers to name, rPrissy."
Reward? write or call Fred
Kelly, Rabun Gap school, Ra
bun Gap, Ga. ' I
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It costs less to call us ?
WE NEVER OVERCHARGE
SOLID OAK CASKETS
Ambulance Service
POTTS FUNERAL HOME
Phone 164 Franklki. N. C.
Here We Are Again With Some Reel Bargains
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j UNUSUALLY attractive bungalow? 8 room*, bath, modem
| conveniences? zy, acres? convenient to everything? 3 miles
out? good barn. This should be what you want at Mr
ooo.oo.
Almost in the heart of Franklin ? 6 room bungolow, good
lot, conveniences, a Jam UB good house ? $3,500.00 ? well
financed.
35 acres? 4*4 miles out? good farm, good buildings, $4,000.
200 acres? paved highway, 8 miles out, rich bottom land,
good streams, convenient, price is right. Shown by ap
pointment.
?
Murphy road? 3^ miles out ? 1 acre, good buildings, con
veniences?nice place and a good business location ? a
buy at $1,500.00.
We have other residences, farms, and business properties
for sale. Yft do not list them too high. See us for your
real estate needs.
STANDARD REALTY COMPANY
25 Bank Bldg. { Franklin, N. C
Hou? ^About IJour
Dress Suit? - - -
On February 23
I have a man representing old line
Hopkins T ailoring Co.
with a big line of samples, so you can aae
how a suit will look after its tailored. It is
an outstanding line of wool material, includ
ing cool specialties for hot weather wear.
For your best dreM-up suit get a tailored
one to your measure, plus longer wear and
comfort. Ladies now getting manish-tailored ?
suits, because they ire economy in the long
run . . .
Remember ? FEBRUARY 23rd ? Come
and see what you can get for your money.
Jos. Ashear
"We Clothe The Family"
The fopUifcohgregatlbrT will
meet with the Methodist at the
Sunday morning aervlce as a
farewell tribute to Dr. 8tokM,
it was announced to-day. There
will be no evening service at
the Methodist church. j
CONTINUE TO
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' advance as living condition* improve. In our
?' funeral home, appointments of grace and
beauty, designed to relieve life'* drabness
> j and gloom,, help soften the blow of bereave
fil . uient. .... .
? ALTHOUGH. OUR SERVICES are of the
j ? highest character known to the funeral pro
fession, our efficient management and low
profit policy result in prices that are no
\, higher than elsewhere.
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HE SERVES BEST WHO SERVES MOST
PHONE lOfc ? NITE PHONE 20
SPECIALS. THIS WEEK!
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Ironing Board Covers 65 to .75
Extcbsk>n Qordt .... 55
Ironing Cord# 75
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SUNDAY MATINEE 2:36 ? NIGHT SHOW ?:M
- WEEK DAYS 3:45?7 :U?>:15
IATURDAY 1:M TILL l#:3?-OWL SHOW lt:30, OUT AT U:M
.Sunday 'and Monday, Feb. 20 and 21
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New* and Disney Cartoon
v . Tuesday, Feb. 22
"Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case"
With Lionel Barrymore and Van Johnston
Also Popeye Comedy
' Wednesday, FA. 23
"The Mexican Spitfire's Elephant"
With Leon Errol and Lupe Velez
And Comedy
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 24 and 25
MEN FOUGHT HIM. ..WOMEN LOVED HIM
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mniftti TirtflTt
O'SHEA- HAYWARD
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Also News and Comedy
: ' ' "i ' V ?'* ? ,
Saturday, Feb. 26
, DOUBLE FEATURE
\ ; v "Sundown Kid"
With' Don Barry and Linday Johnson
"Cowboy In Manhattan"
r With Robert Paige- mm! Frances Langford
The Bat'Man No. S
- OWL SHOW at 16:30 ? OUT at 12:00
? f "Larceny With Music"
- With Allan Jones and Kitty CarlisU
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