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? CootiaiMd Frotn Pt|t On* 80 F.ro?n This County Leave For Colleges Raleigh Entering Georgia Tech. At lanta, Ga.. is Boone Leach Miss Barbara Stockton is go to Brenau college, Gaines ville, Ga Entering Wake Forest college. Wake Forest, is Miss Betty Horsley. Miss Mary Frances Page is at tending Stevens college. Colum bia. Mo. Attending Brevard Those who have entered Bre vard college. Brevard, are Misses Muxine Dean, Zena Pearl Rick man and Bessie Penland James Poindexter is attend ing . Mount Berry College, Mt. Berry, Ci. Attending Wellesley college, Wrllt'.sley, Mass. Miss Dorothy Mcf.'utcheon. The Misses Madge and Mil dred Stanfield and Trulae Mae Eryson are entering D A. R Army Recruiting Station Here Has New Office Hours New hours for the U. S. Army Recruiting station, situated in the Bank of Franlclin building here, were announced this week by T. Sgt. James R Dance Hereafter, he said, the office will be open from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. every week day except Wednesday and Saturday The office will open at 8 on Wed nesdays and Saturdays, but will close at noon on those days. school at Tamassee, S C. Going to the School for Boys, in Lawrenceville. N. J., is Ken neth Zahner. of Highlands. Entering St Mary's Episcopal school. Raleigh, is Miss Sarah Hall. The combined factors of worn machinery and short labor will probably result in a farm pro duction somewhat below 1946 goals. SPECIALS THIS WEEK 3 Way Bulbs? 100 200-300 Watlj 60c ea. Clothes Baskets $1.59 ea. Zipper Bags $3.74 ea. Western Auto Associate Store fTnTTT. <aaia CHECK OUR PRICES AND OUR MERCHANDISE BEFORE YOU BUY * Auto Jacks v * Axes * Baby Walkers * Bath Mats * Bathroom Stools * Bean Pots * Cast Iron Cooking Sets * Chair Bottoms * Cigarette Lighters * Clothes Line * Corn Shelters * C.-ude Creosote * Dampers " Dish Drainers .? * Dog Chains * Dog Collars * Drum Ovens * FAIRBANKS-MORSE Platform Scales * Fence Stretchers * Fire Screen * Fire Shovels * Flashlights * Flashlight Batteries * Flue Bases * Faod Choppers * Garbage Cans * Handy Carts * HEATERS? Buckeye ? lOOlhs. Electric Hot Blast ? 100 lbs. Sheet Iron ? Hunting Caps ? Hunting Knives ? Kitchen Stools ? Mason Cord ? Neatsfoot Oil & Grease ? Oak Kegs ? 5 Gal. Oil Cans ? One-Man Saws ? Padlocks ? Pie Plates ? Plumbing Supplies ? Pressure Cookers ? 4 qt. size ? Pulpwood Saw Tools ? Rat Traps ? Rubber Belting ? 4" & 6" ? Rubber Miners Boots ? Scooters ? Sharpening Stones ? Shears < ? Shovels ? Long Handle ? Shovels ? Short Handle ? Silverware ? Smoothing Irons ? Socket Wrench Sets ? Stove Pipe ? all sizes ? Tee Joints ? Utility Chairs ? Wheelbarrows ? Woodsmen's Tools FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO. On the Square Phone 117 WANT ADS MACK SAYS WE HAVE Fan driven electric heaters. Hot plates and toaster com binations, Heating pads, Light fixtures, free ? Capital news from Hol lywood, Latest, records Also some sacred. FRANKS RADIO & ELEC. CO. Basement McCoy biUg. Franklin, N. C. FOR SALE ? Young Jersey cow, > fresh. Priced reasonable. See Mrs. Delia Cassada, Route t, Franki:n, N. C. S19 ? 2tp ? S26 FOR SALE ? Four 10 weeks' old purebred beagle pups. See Stanley Penland, Route 3, Frank lin, N. C. FOR SALE ? Four-loom house with three lots each 50 x 150 in East Franklin near new plant House has lights , and water. Oarage Write Box 200 c/o Franklin Press. FOR SALE ? '3s Plymouth coupe. ! Good upholstery and new tires Priced right. See or write Thomas Sloan, Franklin Route 3. i 819 ? 3tc ? 03 WANTED? Model A Ford, good condition. G. L. Hlnes, prin cipal Chapel colored school, franklin, N. C. FOR SALE ? 90-acre farm, stock. tools and crops. Forty acres bottom land, on Georgia high way. Electricity. Grady Dayton, Route 2. COUPLE WANTED? For beauti ful farm 1-4 mile from High lands, N. C. New tenant house with electric light and sanitary plumbing. Liberal wages, plus share In crops for right party. Address Box 311, Highlands. N C. >}9? 2tp? S26 FOR RENT ? Apartment, un- | furnished Preferably no chil- i dren. Call 2473. S19? 2tc? S26 AFTER - SCHOOL emoloyment wanted by GI. Available at 1:30 4 days, all day Saturday Address Box 376. Franklin. FOR SALE ? One shoat. kitchen cabLnet, kitchen table and two chairs, battery radio, small heating stove, and one baby crib. Inquire at I. T Peek's store, near depot LOST ? Navy blue purse between C. T. Bryson's store and Jeter Higdon's home on Dillsboro road Reward. Mrs. Jeter Higdon, | Route 4, Franklin. FOR SALE ? Regular army Jeep, 42 Willys, good condition,: new motor, also trailer. See Kenneth { D Ledford, Champion Shoe Shop. TWO-ROOM house, free for 7 months, electricity and wood for the cutting. No work, no salary. Elderly man and wife desired as caretaker Apply at once. Franklin Golf Course. FOR SALE ? Wallace radial saw, heavy jack hammers. Shoot ing batteries and cable, black smith forge and blower, water wheel with D. C. generator, six h. p. gas engine, high pressure pump for washing logs, cars, etc. Pipe dies, ? chain pipe,' wrenches, six foot clamps for wood workers. Notice Cabinet Makers: Over 500 new bed legs, unassembled bureau drawers, plywood bottoms. Large plate glass In mahogany frames. Other pumps, pulleys, jacks, etc 250 ft. 1" pipe 10c foot. M Hig don, South of Airport. IF YOU got the know how and don't do how, you are not do ing nothing, but you can get furniture at the Champion Shoe Shop basement Lawson Shook. HELP WANTED? Middle age or settled white woman, as house keeper, and care (or five-year old boy. Live in home. Perma nent job. Write salary expected. Evenings off. Mrs. Sloan Rlck i man, 568 "C" 8treet, Copeland . Park, Newport News, Va. 812? 3tc? 326 f FOR SALE ? Pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs, blocky type from champion stock. Also two nice calves Arthur Mlncey, Route 4, Franklin, N. C. S12? 2tp? S19 GET YOUR Christmas cards early. Will have a large as sortment this year See or write Robert E. Sloan, Rt. 3, Frank lin N C. 812? tfc FINE purebred OIC pigs for sale. Can furnish papers. John C. Dills, Cuilasaja, N. C 9Z8? dig? 618 FOR SALE? Boiler and engine, 18 h. p Kays. Will sell reason able. Good condition. 8ee W. D. Wplch. Franklin, Route 3. S12? 2tp? 819 FOR SALE ? One pair mules, four years old. See Frank Sel lers. Route 4. 8-12-2tp-819 _ FOR SALE ? One thoroughbred durock sow. three yftars old with nine flv# weelu old ply*. 0ta (C? ti?M?J Fran Pa|? Oh) Reports And Talk Mark Initial F. T. A. Meet Archer, Mrs. Joe Dowdie, and Mrs. J. A. I1 lannagan ; tuiance and budget, K b. j jnes and Mrs. 6 H. Lyle; room repte sentauves, Mrs. Clinton John son.; publicity, Mrs. Carl P Cabe; parent education, Mrs. Charles E Parker, Mrs. Pearl Hunter, Miss Esther Wallace, and Mrs. George H. Hill; music, Mrs. 8. H Lyle, Mrs. Henry Cabe, Sam W. Mendenhall. and Phil McCollum; attendance. Mrs R. S. Jones; and national pai ent-teacher magazine, Mis. H C. Ericsson. Presents School's Needs Principal George H. Hill pre sented the needs of the school for the organization's considera tion, listing among others the need of a light at the rear of the building and additional equipment for the home eco nomics department. Mrs Clinton Johnson's room won the prize lor the largest percentage of parents and teachers in attendance. Honor guests far the meeting were parents with ciiildien in school for the first time and new teachers. The parents were presented by Mrs. Clinton John son, and Mr. Hill Introduced the new teachers. Mrs. John Bulgin, the secre tary, reported on the meeting of the executive committee, and the report was adopted Mrs. Weimar Jones, Mrs. Allen Siler, Mrs. W. E. Hunnicutt, and Mrs. R. S Jones are the dele gates to the district P. T. A. conference to be held In Hazel wood September 24. The program opening with th? singing of "America The Beau tiful", and the Rev. W. Jackson Huneycutt. after conducting the devotional, spoke briefly on the Importance of the right atti tude toward the school, em phazing the idea that the teach er's role is far more important than buildings and facilities. Following the business and program, a social hour was en joyed. during which the hos nitality committee served re freshments from an artistically decorated tea table. The next meeting will be held Monday, October 31, and the group voted to make the meet ing hour 7:30. Macon Youth Named Assistant County Agent In Buncombe Wayne Franklin, a Macon County boy who was recently discharged from the marine corps after service In the South Pacific, has been aDpointed as sistant farm agent for Bun combe county. Prior to entering the serv ; ice, Mr. Franklin served as as sistant county agent in Haywood county. In his present position I he will be In charge of area demonstration farms sponsored by the state agricultural ex tension service In cooperation with the Tennessee Valley Au thority. Mr. Franklin is the son of Mr and Mrs. Jerry Franklin, of Franklin, Route 4. His wife is the former Miss Alice Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Her man Dean, of Franklin. She and her two daughters lived with her parents here while Mr. Franklin was in serv ice. WILL CLEAN WATAGUA CEMETERY ON SATURDAY All those who have relatives and friends buried in the Watau ga Baptist cemetery are asked to gather there Saturday morning bringing tools to clean the church grounds. They are asked to bring lunch and come pre pared to stay until the work Is finished LEGION AUXILIARY ~ WILL HOLD MEETING ON MONDAY The American Legion auxiliary will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Wasillk, at which time the new officers for the coming year will be Installed. Anyone eligible and wishing to become a member of the auxiliary Is urged to attend. W. C. Burrell. of Burrell Mo tor company, who is a patient at the Angel hospital, is re ported by hospital attendants to be improving nicely. Mrs. Roy Pendergrass was taken to the Angel hospital early Wednesday morning in a serious condition. 8he under went an operation Thursday, aftej; which hospital attendants reported her condition as satis factory Lee Poindexter, who has been quite ill at his home in East Franklin for the past two days. w.as able to be back at the Esao Station Thursday. Prank Sellers, Route 4 S-12-2tp-S19 SINOLE MAN desires room and board, monthly rates, or room or board. Preferably inside city limits. Write "X" care Press. FOR SALE? One set 30 lb. Stan dard computing scales. Bald win * Liner Market. Jlyi-ifB The Fourth Sunday singing convention will be held at the Scaly Baptist church next Sun day afternoon, beginning at 1:30 o'clock, it has been announced by Pritchard Russell, president. The public is invited to attend. A . box supper will be held at the Alliaon-Watts schoolhouse, on Upper Cartoogechaye. Satur day night at 8 o'clock, it has been announced. PUT YOUR BUSINESS IN HIGH GEAR BY USING PRESS ADS 4 LOTS FOR SALE in BONNY CREST I.ots 9 and 10, Adjoining $350 each Lots 6 and 8 $250 each write John B. Benbow 2054 Craig Street Winston-Salem, N. C. MACON THEATRE MATINEE 3:1S ? NIGHT 7:15 - 9:15 Sunday, September 22 ? Mafuce 2:30; Night 9:00 Richard Crane In "JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME" Monday, Tuesday, September 23 and 24 Wednesday, Thursday, September 25 and 26 FMEVEK . . . Irresistibly Spellbound ! g&jjM , JOC*. , Friday, September 27 Susan Hayward In "DEAD LIME. AT DAWN" Saturday, September 2S ? Double Feature Open at 12:t0 Continuous Roy Roger. In '|DONT FENCE ME IN" Aleo "DING DONG WILLIAfa" Owl Show 11:31 ? .Out at 12:M Arline Pierce I^ONE EXCITING WEEK"
