North Carolina Newspapers

    Legion To Lay Plans
For Caretaker's Home
Plans lor the proposed con
struction jf the American Leg
ion's caretaker's home on the
Charlie Slagle Memorial build
ing property are expected to be
discussed at the meeting of the
Legion post Saturday night at
7:30 o'clock at the Legion hall.
NEXT WEEK S HEALTH
( l.INK IS CANCELLED
The regular health depart
ment clinic scheduled to be held
here next Monday has been
canceled, on account of the
meeting of the State Public
Health association, which will
open in Winston-Salem Monday.
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L)i?tomfort? Due To Stom
mH Acidity.
A- prepared fur scientifically for
mulated relief of heartburn, acid
Indigestion and sour stomach . . .
J<ecp mi hand a bottle of Bisma
W*' Its action In remarkable be
cause Bisma-Kex works like a re
la> team to combat excess stomach
Mcidlt> . That Is, certain ingredients
go to work at once, while others
piovide a delayed action. No won
der thin quick and prolonged relief
for distressing heartburn has made
Bisma-ftex a favorite throughout
America. No wonder thousands ask
for it daily at all Kexatl Drug
Mores. Don't wait until excess
stomach acidity strikes YOU! Get
Bisma-Kex todav for only 50c at
Angel's Rexall Drug Store.
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State X-Ray Body To
Hold Meeting Here
Mrs. Violet Young, of Chapel
Hill, who will talk on "The Use
of Angulation in Kib Kudio- |
gfaphy ; and Dr. David Lim- j
bach, of Atlanta, and Miss Mary |
Glover, of Charlotte, the topic '
of neither of whom has been ]
announced.
Officers of the society are C. '
Johnson Satterwhite, of Ral
eigh, president; Miss Glover, j
vice-president; and Miss Jane
Cox, of Charlotte, secretary
treasurer
In addition to the society ;
members, representatives of va- !
rious X-ray and lilm firms are
expected to be here to exhibit
the latest scientific develop
ments in those lines.
Throughout Saturday, October
12, any case of known or sus
pected cancer will be treated,
without charge, at the Angel
hospital, under the direction of
Dr. Judy, who will use the hos
pital's 200KV therapy unit, it
was announced
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Griffis Discusses
Van Raalte Plans
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complete, the unfenced plot oi
approximately four and a hall
acres will be landscaped, Mr
Griffis said.
Accompanying the vice-presi
jdent to Franklin were J. W.
Crawford, supervisor of con
struction, and Thomas .'Griffis,
! of the personnel department.
Head of all clinical psycho
logists in Veterans administra
tion hospitals is 29-years-old Dr
James G. Miller, formerly oi
Cambridge, Mass , who holds the
Ph. D. degree from Harvard
university.
Complete
AUTO PAINTING
BODY BUILDING
FENDER REPAIRING
Uwrt a
in par fatal
SAI.ES and service
DUNCAN MOTOR CO.
ROLL ROOFING and THICK BUTT
ASPHALT SHINGLES
ELECTRIC IRONS >
WOODSAVER HEATERS
Now in Stock at ?
SINGLETON SUPPLY CO.
"Everything for a Better Home"
Dillard, Ga.
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CATTLE
SALE
Will be held on
Wed., Oct. 9
AT THE
MARK DOWDLE FARM
AT PRENTISS
Bring your cattle in for this sale
which will be our only sale.
WILEY BROWN
MARK L. DOWDLE
GEORGE GIBSON
With R. A. PATTON, Auctioneer
OUR DEMOCRACY wu
All over, the country the pressure is to
STEP UP BUILDINCi ACTIVITY... THE NEED FOR
HOMES IS URGENT? HOMES FOR RETURNING
VETERANS, NEW AND BETTER HOUSING
FOR AMERICA'S FAMILIES.
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Now, AS TRADITIONALLY, THE Lire INSURANCE
COMPANIES ARE SUPPORTING OUR NATION'S
BUILDING PROGRAM - PROVIDING MORTGAGE MONEY
FOR HOME-OWNERS - HELPING MEET THE
NEED FOR HOMES BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF
HOUSING PROJECTS IN VARIOUS SECTIONS i*
OF THE COUNTRY.
WANT ADS
MACK SAYS:
As cool weather approaches,
radio reception improves. For
perfect results have your set
overhauled. See our bird-house
radios.
' FRANKS RADIO & ELEC. CO.
Basement McCoy Bldg.
Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? Good, slightly used
Dixie coal heater. Lee Barn
ard, Jr.
FOR SALE ? Six room house on
Bonny Crest. See Mrs. E. R
Tilson, Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? Large circulating
heater, practically new Write
or see Lee Carver, care Frank
Brown, Route 2, Franklin, N C.
FOR SALE ? One acre of land, a
good five- room house and a
good mill, gasoline engine, and
good outbuildings. A good wov
en wire fence around property.
Near Stiles post office, on grav
<?1 road. Price reasonable. See or
write J. V. Smith, Franklin, N.
C., Route 3.
FOR SALE ? One lot with four
room house. East Franklin, near
the plant. Lights and water
Box 212, Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? At sacrifice. My
home. Five-room log house,
lights, good well water. House
is in first class condition, cracks
cemented and painted outside
Sheetrock inside. Seven acres,
one acre fine garden land. Plen
ty wood and some fine timber.
1200 feet from main road, bus
and store. Mail delivered. Price
$2,750 finished. Edgar Beane or
Jones & Jones, Franklin.
You can't sit flat on the floor
and figure out a bright future
or your past or anything else,
you should come to my place
and get you a good easy chair,
then you can get things through
that hard head clear as a
whistle. Lawson Shook.
FOR SALE ? 1940 Chevrolet
pick-up, new rubber Will sell
or trade. See H. C. Meadows,
Route 3, Franklin.
FOR SALE ? Hoosier kitchen
cabinet. Good condition. See
Mrs. Carl Jamison, RlverView
Street, Franklin
FOR SALE? Warm Aire Coal
Heater, in good condition.
Cheap. See Mrs. J C. Horsley,
Franklin.
WANTED? White boy, 16 to 17
years old, prefer country boy.
To work around house, and
drive car. The work is only few
hours a day Room and board
and $7 a week. Write W. Bal
laun, 211 N. Halifax Avenue,
Daytona Beach, Fla.
826? 2tc? 03
FOR SALE ? 25 acre farm, two
new houses, near Louisa Chapel
Methodist church. See Herman
Robinson, Route 1, Franklin.
S26? 3tp? 010
FOR RENT ? One three-room
apartment, unfurnished. See
O. H. Jackson, Franklin.
FOR SALE ? Four-room house
with three lots each 50 * 150
in East Franklin near new plant.
House has lights and water.
Oarage Write T. T. Love. Nan
tahala, N C.
Cowee P. T. A.
Sets Fast Pace; Raises
$1,250 In 2l/2 Years
When the Cowee Parent
Teacher association netted $207
:>n its box supper, held at the
school last Saturday night, it
was merely living up to its us
ual standard of performance.
For this association of 27
members ? probably one of the
smallest in the state ? has rais
ed more than $1,250 since Jan
uary 1, 1944. Exactly one-third
of the members, incidently, are
teachers.
The PTA has completely
equipped the school lunch-room,
having spent $670 for a mod
ern sink, a hot water system,
an army range, an institution
al size electric refrigerator, tab
less, d'shes, etc. In addition, it
has paid out $380 for stage cur
tains and window shades, and
spent many small sums on oth
er improvements at the school.
Mrs. W. L. Hurst and Mrs.
Frank Oibson have served as
presidents during the past two
years, and Mrs. C. C. Welch as
treasurer. The new president,
recently elected, is Mrs. Selma
H. Dalton, a teacher.
I Awav 44 Years,
Recognizes Only
Mound, Courthouse
The courthouse and the Nlk
wasl Indian Mound are the only
two places R F. Beck, of
Olympla, Wash., a former re
sident of the Cullasaja com
munity, recognized here when
he came a few days ago for a
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr. Beck left here in 1902, and
hadn't been back since, except
for a brief visit in 1916.
The courthouse, he said, ap
pears unchanged, but he re
marked that the Indian Mound
appears to have been disturb
ed and lowered in the past 44
years. At that time, it was an
almost perflct mound, he said.
The only person he has met
casually on the street and re
memberd, Mr. Beck said, Is
George Mallonee.
I PUT TOUR BUSINESS IN HIGH
GEAR BY USING PRESS ADS
FOR SALE ? '38 Plymouth coupe.
Good upholstery and new
tires. Priced right. See or write
Thomas Sloan, Franklin Route 3.
819? 3tc? 03
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
NOW 18 THE TIME to order
those famous Stark-Burbank
fruit trees, vines, bushes and
ornamentals See W. A. Steele
at Press office,
826? tfn
YOUNG WHITE woman wanted
to do housework In Ashevlile
home, look after children. Live
In home. Good salary. Could use
two sisters in nearby homes. For
details, inquire at Press office.
826? tfc
WANTED? Will pay good prices
for corn, rye, comb honey, and
cured meat. Ray Grocery and
Feed Company.
FIVE YEAR old saddle horse for
sale. Price $150. See or write,
J. A. Hodges, Realtor, High
lands. N. C.
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Fire Prevention
Week To tie Observed
October ft To 12
It has been 75 years since Mrs.
O'Leary's cow kicked over the
lantern and started Chicago's
-168,000,000 fire of 18*71.
Much progress in fire-fight
ing has been made during the
three quarters of a century
since, but fire still is one of
this nation's greatest problems ?
450,000 have been fatally burn
ed since 1900.
Fire prevention week will be
observed here, and throughout
the country, October 6 to 12,
and A. C Tyslnger, chief of the
Franklin fire department, em
phasized this week that the
best way to fight fires is to pre
vent them
Some of the simple ways to
prevent fires are:
Put out lighted matches and 1
cigarettes; replace worn and
frayed electric cords; eliminate
unnecessary accumulations of
rubbish; educate school child
ren In simple rules of fire pre- :
vention; and never smoke in >
bed. u
| Plan Working Saturday
At Mt. Zion Cemetery I
People who have kin burled
at the Mount Zion Methodist
1 church cemetery plan to sow
the cemetery in grass Saturday,
and every Interested person is
asked to come and bring a rake.
The cemetery already has been
cleaned and the grass seed is
? h->nd. it was exniained
Joe Mallonee Given
Pleasant Surprise
By Macon Mallor.iei
Joe Mallonee, 82-year old
Spanish-American war veteran,
was given a pleasant surprise
last Sunday when Macon Coun
ty members of his family, bring
ing picnic lunches with them,
paid him a visit at his home
at Addle, Jackson county.
Mr. Mallanee Is the oldest
living descendant of David Mal
lonee, of Macon County, and
also present at the day's fanv'y
gathering was the youngest de
cendant. George Roeer M? Do
nee, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mallonee of Franklin.
Among others present were,
Mrs. J. L. Bryson, a sister, of
West's Mill, John Mallonee. a
brother, of Bryson City, and the
following nieces and nephews,
Oeorge Mallanee and family, J.
Fred Bryson and family, Luther
Raby and family, C. Tom Bryson
and family, and Horace Bryson,
all of Macon County, Mrs. J. C.
Metcalf, of AshevMle, and Miss
Sarah Belle Fisher, of Addie.
Don't cut that alfalfa too late.
It needs about 6 Inches of
growth when It goes Jnto winter
Starts in 6 Seconds
>om All 6 usual V U.'
Cov tin: T?t? ily-M 1Uki?4
Rom where I sit ... Sy Joe Marsh
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Going Fishing?
Here's How!
To hear Willie Weill mad Basil
St rube arguing about trout flak
ing, you'd think it waa Bar* im
portant than the atom bomb.
Willie favor* dry flies, Basil
pooh-poohs anything but wet fliea.
Willie swears by a Royal Coach
man ; Basil won't hear of anything
but a Silver Doctor. And by the
time it comes to steel rods versus
bamboo rods ... #!XA**!?! ,
But oa Saturday, each got back
froaa Seward's creek tftth a catch
that couldn't have differed by asora
than aeveral ounces!
Each had used his favorite kind
of fly, hit favorite rod aad his
favorite place to cast. So ovar a
friendly (lata of baor, they al
lowed aa how maybe they wara
both right . . . which U how ao
many argument* should and.
Froat where I ait, if we all r?
spected aae anUar'a dUTereat
aplaioas? whether abaat traat
flea, or 4difcin| baor, m wlit
life weald be a whale 1st plaaaaater.
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? 1944, UNITED STATES ??EWE?S FOUNDATION. North CaraKaa
S.if. 606-607 Insurant* ?viMiaf. North Gorolioo.
MACON THEATRE
MATINEE 3:15 ? NIGHT 7:15 - 9:15 "
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 6, 7, 8
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Wednesday, Thursday, October 9, 10
JANE RUSSELL ... and she's all
that she's pinned up
- to be!
mat Strankrg
JANE RUSSELL - LOUIS HAYW
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Friday, October 11
Joan Davis In "SHE WROTE THE BOOK"
Saturday, October 12 ? Double Feature Program
Charles Starrett In "HEADING WEST* And
Katheryne Adam. In "BLOND FOR A DAY"
Owl Show at lfpO ? Out at 12:00 O'clock
Lois Collier * "THE CAT CREEPS"