PLANS SYMPHONY?
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musical institution of its kind
in America to receive a direct I
appropriation from the state
legislature. Governor Cherry,
who Is honorary chairman of
the current campaign, pointed ;
out that the present year rep
resents a transition from a vol
unteer group to a full-time per
manent symphony orchestra,
and that the program is meet
ing with unusual success all
over the state.
The alms of the society in
clude a regular concert season,
free concerts for children, a
program of musical education
In the schools, radio broadcasts
to the schools, and the foster
ing and promoting of goad mus
ic throughout North Carolina.
"North Carolina has a chance
to lead pie nation in this
worthwhile movement," Mr. Car
penter said. "It Is expected that
the response In this community
will be outstanding, not only
as a musical entertainment but
as an educational feature fori
the school children."
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HEARN BUYS HOTEL
holds in the reserve. He spent I
22 months overseas, where he
served in England, France, Bel
glum, Luxembourg, and Ger
many.
Mr. and Mrs. Hearn have one
child, a six-year old son who is
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MANY GARMENTS?
day a group of Scouts made a
canvass of East Franklin and
the northwest section of the
town, and the Scouts plan to
canvass other areas here later.
Mr. Ashear again pointed out
that garments to be contribut
ed should be clean, but not
ironed; that, when shoes are
donated, the two shoes of a
pair should be securely tied to
gether; and that it is desirable
for persons giving clothing to
accompany the gift by a letter
of greeting to the overseas per
son who will receive the gar
ment. Such letters should be
pinned to the garment.
Miss Lassie Kelly, who has
been ill for the past month,
has recovered sufficiently to be
able to be out again.
W. C. Burrell, who has been
a patient In the Angel hospital
for several days, has returned
to his home on the Georgia
road, where he is reported to be
steadily improving.
the first grade at school.
Mr. Hearn is a brother of Lt.
George M. Hearn of the ma
rines, whose exploit in bluffing
1,100 Germans into surrender
ing themselves and eight bat
teries of .88 guns to him, is
featured in an article in the !
current issue of Blue Book Mag
azine.
REPAIR
PAINT UP
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Get Your
SCREEN WIRE
PAINT
ROOFING
Now
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MACON COUNTY SUPPLY CO.
A Word of Appreciation
, Having sold the Hotel Montague to Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Hearn, we are leaving
Franklin, and we take this opportunity cf
expressing to the people of this community
our appreciation for their patronage, their
courtesy, and their friendship.
c
During the approximately one year we
have been privileged to live in Franklin, we
have found our association with you people
a source of constantly increasing pleasure.
We are grateful to each and every one of
our patrons for the business given us during
our ownership and management of Hotel
Montague.
And through the years ahead we shall
treasure the memory of the cordial welcome
given us by the people of Franklin, and the
many friendships we have made here.
We assure you, we leave with regret, and
we extend to the people of Franklin and
Macon County our best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Montague
C!ve toe Victory Clothing Collection
Burningtown
The Rev. George Cloer filled
his usual appointment at the
Baptist church here Sunday.
Mrs. Llllie Yonce left Tuesday
for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Lawman, of Morgan
ton.
H. T. Welch, who was recently
discharged from the navy, is
now in Miami, Fla,
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COUNTY SHORT?
munlty came $100.36. Franklin
lin school has raised an even
$100. Among other communities,
with the amounts raised, are:
Union school, $15.45; Salem
school, $7.60; Scaly school, $9.50;
Oak Dale school, $5.85.
The "tag day" observance
held on Saturday, January 19,
netted the fund $70, Mr. Stock
ton said, while $10.30 was con
tributed to a dime board plac
ed on the streets here last Sat
urday.
In addition to these, there
have been large numbers of
checks from individual contri
butors sent direct to Mr. Bol
ton, and Mr. Stockton said he
hopes those who have not sent
in a contribution already will
do so this week. ,
The campaign will positively
close this week, he added.
Say: "I saw it adverti?ecl
in The Pre??'\
WANT ADS
MACK ?AYB:
We have most all your radio
needs ? Franks Radio & Elec
tric Co.. Basement McCoy Bldg.
J 24 ? tfc
FOR SALE ? Concrete blocks tor
building houses, foundations,
walls or most anything.? W. A.
Hayes, below Franklin bridge.
02f> ? 17 tp ? F22 46
FOR SALE ? One white porce
lain "Bryant Leader" cook
stove. Good condition, used
about six months. Price $55.
Also one wood heater. $10. Can
be seen at home of Mrs. A. A.
Angel, Bonny Crest, Franklin.
J24 ? 2tp ? J31
WANTED TO RENT? Furnished
or unfurnished apartment, in
or near Franklin, by soldier,
wife, and one child. Call Reeves
Hardware.
J24 ? 3tp ? F7
LOST YOUR DOG? Have your
name stamped on ldentlflca
tlon collar ? at Grover Jamison's. 1
WANTED? To see family inter
ested in operating a licensed
boarding home tor children.
Age of children and number
kept to be determined by fam
ily. ? Macon County Department
of Public Welfare.
J24 ? 2tc? J31
WANTED ? Boarding home for
elderly couple, man and wife,
feeble but not bedridden. ? Ma
con County Department of Pub
lic Welfare.
J24 ? ltc
FARM FOR SALE? In Higdon
vllle community, 65 acres, 5
room bouse with running water,
plenty out doors buildings, 1$
acres tendable land, plenty pas
ture and woodland, 150 bear
ing fruit trees. If interested, see
T. O. Corbin, Cullasaja. N. C.
J24 ? 2tp ? F2 1
FOR SALE ? 500 New Hampshire
friers 2'A to 8 lb. See Charlie
Crawford. Hayesvllle Barber
Shop.
J 24 ? 3tp ? F7
OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. 10
cents a bundle. The Franklin
Press.
tf
WANTED? Country hams. Will
pay 40 cents per pound for
No. 1 hams.? J. Phil Tate,
Cagle's Cafe, Franklin, N. C.
J31? ltc
FOR SALE? Full blooded, male,
Cocker Spaniel puppy. Age \/i
years.? See Grady Duvall.
J31 ? 3tp ? F14
FOUND ? Child's fur-covered
mitten, on Highlands road,
about the middle of December.
Owner can obtain by calling at
The Press office, describing and
paying for this advertisement.
FOUND? Black and yellow tan
female fox hound. Name of
Dills on collar, now at Zeb
Roane's, Prentiss, N. C.
FOR SALE? I have 10 squares of
flagstone for sale.Ted Higdon,
Cullasaja. N. C.
J31? 2tp ? F7
Confidential
INCOME TAX SERVICE
ACCOUNTING ? BOOKKEEPING
PAYROLLS? REPORTS
SYSTEMS
THE CLOSMAN COMPANY
114 Main 8t.? Room 3
Phone 387
WaynesvlUe, N. C.
Also at
Hotel Carolina, Sylva, N. C.
30 Years' Experience
Free Consultation
LOST? One male dog, black
with tan sides, brlndle head
ind brendle on hind leg, with
speckled breast, four years old.
Reward $25.00. Notify Western
Moss, Olenvllle, N. C.
rai-itc
FOR SALE? Four eye electric
cook stove with ovsn and
itorage compartment at about
ttlf price of ntw. Can be seen
it Nantahala Power * Light
>fflet.-John A. Johnson.
rn-ite-rr
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
ANNOUNCED BY PASTOR
The Rev. C. R. McCubbins,
pastor of the Franklin and Mor
rison Presbyterian churches, has
announced next Sunday's serv
ices as follows:
Franklin : Sunday school at 10
a. m. and preaching service at
11 a. m. Morrison: 8unday
school at 2:15 p. m., and preach
ing at 3:1S p. m.
? 141 ACRES ?
4 miles from Franklin several acres good bottom land
?a lot of good timber -a dandy farm for $5,000.
Also
Nice country home ? 4 acres ? 6 rooms ? electric lights ?
4% miles out ? paved road ? convenient to school and
church? priced to sell at $3,000.00.
50 acres ? i'A miles out ? V, mile from paved road ? 6 room
boxed house? Bargain at $2.00000
90 acres? 4 miles out ? several hundred feet on Franklin
Georgia paved highway? building ? a fine location ? a
good farm.
? STANDARD REALTY COMPANY ?
End of Month
SPECIALS:
Men's Rubbers,
sizes 6 to 11 $1.85
Men's Work Pants and
Shirts to match.
Sheeting for quilt linings, yd. 15c *
Blankets, 25% wool, pr $5.92
Extra large 72 x 84
Women's and Children's Print
Dresses, wash proof and good
- values.
Men's Wool Jackets, zipper front
lined and warm.
Men's Leather Work Gloves.
Women's Gowns and Pajamas.
Pillow Cases stamped to
embroider, pair 59c
Ladies' Coats, a few to close out
at attractive reductions. These i
are all this season's coats. |
Sanders' Store j
MACON
-THEATRE
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 - NIGHT SHOW 9:0*
WEEK DAYS 3:15?7:15?9:15
SATURDAY 1:00 TILL 10:30 ? OWL SHOW 10:15, OUT AT 11:45
Sunday, February 3rd
James Dunn and Sheila Ryan In
"CARIBBIAN MYSTERY"
Monday and Tuesday, February 4th and 5th
John Garfield In
"PRIDE OF THE MARINES"
Wednesday and Thursday, February 6th and 7th
Dennis O'Keefe In
"GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER"
Friday, February 8t!h
"TRUE GLORY"
NOTICE ? This picture has been picked by the Na
tion's Board of Review of Motion pictures as the
year's best film. This is a documentary film .record
ing of General Ike's report to the Nation. Don't miss
this great picture!
Also
"JUNGLE RAIDEiRS", No. 3
Saturday, February 9th
Double Feature Program
Bill Elliott In
"PHANTOM OF THE PLAINS'
? ? And
THE JUNGLE CAPTIVE"
? OWL SHOW ?
Ann Rutfterfard In
"TWO O'CLOCK COURAGE"
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