WANT ADS |
MACK SAY8:
If your set hums, try revers
ing the line plug. We electrify
hand-wound Victrolas. Bring us
your pdio and electrical prob
lems.
FRANKS RADIO & ELEC. CO. I
Basement McCoy Bid
Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE? 95-acre ? farm at
Eilijay. A six-room house, two
graneries, good barn, orchard,
11 acres smooth farming land,
15 acres sowed pasture under
new wire fence. Plenty wood
land. Bargain. Mont Wood, 12
miles from Franklin.
M23 ? 2tp ? M30
FOR SALE? Locust posts, deliv
ered to or near Franklin, 20c
each. See or write Fred Mincey,
Eilijay, N. C.
If your saws go flippity flop,
Bring them to me at Plemmons'
shop.
To all people, do be wise,
And don't forget to advertise.
Ii you're in business for success.
Advertise in The Franklin Press.
? George Johnson, saw filer
GOOD FARM for sale at bar
gain. 40 acres, 7-room house,
big barn, other outbuildings. :
Near Franklin. Worth investi
gating. Ellis Sanders, Route 2.
V ANTED to employ clerical
worker who can take dicta
tion. Good salary. Apply at Ma
con County Welfare Department.
M23? ltc
WANTED ? Good home
apple sauce in quantities.
Write Box 191, Fruiikl..., v~.
phone 53.
M23 ? 3tc
name of James Denman.
Finder please return to his
home. Bidwell street, Franklin.
M23? ltc
FOR SALE ? 7 acres, 4 under cul- j
tivation, 300 ft. frontage on \
Sylva Highway 2'Z miles Frank
lin. Ideal building site. Priced
to sell. See Edgar Carter at 1
Franks Radio & Elec. Go.
MEN WANTED? To cut and peel
hemlock by contract. Good
camps, good board and good
pay. ? Cliff Dockery, Highlands,
N. C. -|
M2 ? 8tp ? J20
GINSENG wanted. $2.50 per
pound green. $8 per pound
dry. R. S. Cowan, Greens Creek,
N. C.
M9? 8tc ? J27
FOR SALE ? Electric generator,
110 volt A.C. 2000 watts ca
pacity. Ideal for lighting a
.summer camp. Government
.surplus, brand new at less than
half price. Martin Electric com
pany; Phone 107.
M9? tfc
WANTED? Country hams. Will
pay ceiling price. See Alex
Arnold at Panorama Court.
I.I9 ? 3tp ? M23
TOWN LOTS ? For sale several
nice, well located lots suitable
J or residential purposes, at very
icasonable prices. Grover Jami
? >n.
M9 ? 3tc ? M23
FOR SALE? 1937 Ford pickup
truck, good shape, new tires.
See R. L. Carpenter two (21
miles from J. W. Addington's,
on Middle Skeervah road.
M16 ? 2tp ? M23
FOR SERVICE ? Registered
Hampshire boar. Best blood
lines. Sired by Clemson's Roller,
out of Hawkenhurst Model
Type. Ebbie Talley, Highlands
Dillard road, Highlands, N. C.
M16 ? 4tc ? J6
FOR RENT ? Pasture, for cattle
only. See Harry Thomas,
Farmer's Federation.
M16? 2tc? M23
NOTICE ? Just received last
shipment of hybrid, corn. Get
yours while it lasts. Farmer's
Federation.
M 1 6 ? 2tc ? M23
WE BUY, sell, and exchange
good used furniture, cook
stoves, ranges, heaters, and
boilers. P. O. Box 577, Phone
40, Highlands, N. C., W. S. Davis.
M16 ? 4tc ? J6
FOR your roof repair and
painting, see O. H. Jackson.
M16 ? 2tp ? M23
I file saws Tuesday through
Friday each week at Plemmons'
shop, back of bank. Geo M.
Johnson.
I BUY DOGWOOD every month
In the year. For specifications,
prices, etc., see ot write R. G.
Powell, East La Porte, N. C.
M16 ? 4tp? J6
ATTENTION TRUCKERS ? Jubi
lee, Hiley Belle, and Elberta
peaches. Orchard run. Large
size. Ready June 15 through
July. R. L. Gray, Phone 3161 or
538, Laurens. S. C.
M18 ? 5tc ? J13
L08T? Truck tag No. 142207.
Finder please leave at Reeves '
Hardware.
Mid? 2tp? M33
EVANS TO PREACH HERE
The Rev. Hoyt Evans, 01
Weaverville, a recent graduate
of Princeton Seminary, will
preach at the Franklin Presby
terian church Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock. The public is in
vited to attend.
WILL CLEAN CEMEi'ERY
Thursday and Friday, May i
10 nnd 31, has been set as tne
i... to clean the Sugariork
Baptist church cemetery.
FOR SALE? Heatrola in goou
condition, also cook stove.
See Wade Setser at Taxi stand,
or call Phone 88.
M23 - ltc
/OR RENT? Pasture, far cattle
only. See Harry Thomas.
Farmer's Federation.
M16 ? 2tc ? M23
FOUND ? Small blue female do.-,.
Owner please call for it at
Riverview inn. Telephone 150.
FOR SALE ? 6-year old mare,
1,500 pounds, good condition. !
With $50 worth of harness. A
give away at $150. Ellis Sandc s, j
Franklin, Route 2.
WANTED ? Good home for nin>
.year old girl, with opportun
ity to go to school, in return
for work. Macon County Wel
fare Department.
M23? ltc
FOR SALE ? One heavy horse,
harness and wagon, well brok
en for logging or farm work.
Ted Gillespie, Route 1, Frank
lin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? One mare, five '
years old, good worker, good I
shape. One cow, three years j
old, with young calf. Prices ,
reasonable. T. J. Ramey, T;.j
miles west of Otto.
M23 ? 2tp ? M30
I WILL BUY local honey, side
meat, hams. Will pay top
prices. See me before selling or
buying. Dayman Feed & Gro
cery.
M23 ? 2tc ? M30
FOR SALE, or will trade for
cattle ? Slightly used ensilage
cutter, with extra pipe and ex
tra knives. Been used only 10
hours. Price $425. See Thad Pat
ton at Macon Furniture Co.
M23 ? 2tc ? M30
-Continued From Pace One
Gneiss Man Killed
In Truck Mishap
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Sugarfork Baptist church.
The Rev. Frank Reed, of Hish
lands, officiated, and burial f ji
lowed in the church cemetery.
Surviving are the parents; six
brothers. Lewie, Lemmie, Rog- 1
ers, Cleo, and Sam L. Holland,
all of Gneiss, and Pvt. Eugene 1
Holland, of the U. S. army, s.a
tioned at Fort McClellan, Ala.;
and four sisters, Mrs. Homer L.
McCoy, Mrs. George L. Gregory,
and Miss Joyce Holland, all of
Gneiss, and Mrs. W. L. Ang^l,
of Franklin.
Bryant funeral directors we.e
in charge of the arrangements.
Horn 2 Eco^om.c^
Department Prsser..
P. T. A. Program
The home economics depart
ment of the Franklin school
presented an interesting pro
gram, showing the woric of the
department, at Monday night's
meeting of the Parent-Teacher
association, with Mrs. T. J.
O'Neil, home economics teacher,
in charge.
A report by Harmon H.
Gntise suggested ' that the pro
posed installation of new light
ing should" be deferred until the
school roof is repaired.
Mrs. Weimar Jones and Miss
Amy Henderson, the new presi
dent and vice-president, respec
tively, were installed by the
Rev. A. Rufus Morgan, retiring
president. Other new officers
were absent.
Brain Tumor
Fata! To Nine-Year Old
Macon Boy
Ted Hoglen, nine-year old !
son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. i
Hoglen. of the Hickory Knoll
section of Macon eounty, died
at the Duke hospital, Durham.
Sunday morning about 6 o'clock.
Death was attributed to a brain
tumor.
The boy had been ill at his
home for several months prior
to entering the hospital.
Funeial services were held at
the Rush cemetery at hickory
Knoll Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The Rev. V. N. Allen,
pastor on the Macon Methodist i
circuit, officiated, and uurial
* Jliowcd in the cemetery.
The pallbearers were r rank L.
Crisp, Hojt R. Peul.uid, diaries
Stilej, Fred Cunningham, uar
land Bateman and Kdwui Vin
son.
Surviving are the parents and
six brothers, R. L., j jsepn, Har
old, Wilburn. Jack and Gene
Holden, all of the home.
Potts funeral directors were
ir. charge of arrangemenis.
PLAN DECORATION SERVICE
AT TELLICO BAPTIST CHURCH j
The annual home-coming and
decoration service at Tellico
Baptist church will be held next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Special speakers and various
singing classes, quartets and so
loists are also expected to take
part in the program. Dinner
will be served on the church
lawn at the noon hour. The
public is invited to attend.
Press Ads Pay
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Hall-O-Well Key Kits ? ? ? ? $4.50 ea.
Crankcase Breathers, V-8 60c ea.
Trouble Lamp, 25 ft. of cord $3.50 ea.
Western Auto Associate Store
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The Sign of "Happy Motoring"
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motoring opportunities are limited only
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Glee Club
Of Brevard College Gives
Program Here
The Glee club of Brevard col
lege conducted the 11 o'clock
service at the Franklin Metho
dist church last Sunday.
And next Sunday Dr. E. J.
Coltrane, president of the col
lege, will be the speaker at the
11 o'clock service, it was an
nounced.
In addition to last Sunday's
musical numbers, tne congrega
tion heard a brief t?lk bv
Rev. C. E. Roy, of the school's
faculty, on the
work. Also present .'01 the serv
ice was Dean J. J. Stephenson
Jr.
The musical program was as
follows :
"Lovely Appear", by Gounod;
"Come Ye Blessed", by Scott, u.
vocal tolo by MUl Annie Lou
Robblns; Thank* Be To Thee',
Handel; "Sanctua", Gounod,
Steal Away to Jtsua", arrang
ed by Hall, with Miss Gloria
Smith giving the aolo obligato;
"Art Thou The Christ?", O'Hara,
a vocal solo by Miss Sarah
Kornegay, "Hark, Hark, My
Soul", Shelley; "Ave Maria",
Schubert, with Miss Katherine
Auull playing the violin solo
part, and Miss Smith as soprano
soloist; and "The Holy City",
Adams, a vocal solo by D. P.
Miller, the director, given as an
offertory. Mrs. Miller was the
organist.
MKS. IIORSLEY EMPLOYED
TO HANDLE C. OF C. BOOTH
Mrs. Clarence Horsley liai
been employed by the chamber
of commerce as part-time sec
retary, and the chamber's in
formation booth on Main street
already has been opened.
MACON THEATRE
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 ? NIGHT SHOW 9:0fl
WEEK DAYS 3:15 - 7:15 - 9:15
i Sunday, May 26
Fred Astaire In "YOLANDA AND THE THIEF"
Monday and Tuesday, May 27 and 28
Wednesday and Thursday, May 29 and 30
"Heyt MacMurray,
Y our Past Is Showing!"
COLUMBIA POMS
pronto
FRED Mac MURRAY
Pardon My Past
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN
AKIM WILLIAM RITA
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Friday, May 31
Allan Lane In "GAY BLADES"
Saturday, June 1 ? Double Fsature Program
NOTICE ? Our Saturday show will start at 10:00 o'clock a. m.
Starting June 1.
Sunset Carson In "ROUGH RIDERS" and
"THE FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO'
Owl Show at 10:30 ? Out at 12:00
"CRIME DOCTOR WARNING"
SERVICE AND COURTESY
COME FIRST WITH US
Your business will be greatly appreciated
Gregory's Esso Service
Highlands Road
FOR COMPLETE ESSO SERVICE
REID'S ESSO SERVICE
Phone 32