Highlands Highlights
MRS. H. G. STOKY
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MKS. BAT V tN I r.ll 1 AINS
iVI'l'M UKSKItl BKIUGE
A profusion of yellow chry
santhemums decorated the li
brary of the home of Mr and
Mrs .-.am uaty Wednesday alt
ernc >n, when Mrs Baty enter
tained the Card club at desert
bridge. Mrs. C. C. Potts v,wo;i ;o;)
score prize, and Mrs. J. A. Hines
the traveling prize. . ,
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. M C. Foster of
Davenport, Iowa, were week-end
guests of Mrs Foster's cousin,
Mrs. E. R. Gilbert, en route
nonie rrom a vacation spent in
New Orleans. La. Mrs. Foster is
a sister of James Houghton of
the department c/f music at
Harvard university.
Highlands friends of Mrs. H
D Randall will regret to learn
j U t the deat'h of her mother,
Mrs. George Bell, of Atlanta
Mrs. Bell spent the greater part
of the' past season here with
Mrs. Randall at her home on
I Billy Cabin mountain
Mr. and Mrs. S. C Russell and
Miss Gladys Neely left October
30 for a motor trip to Williams
burg, Ky., Annapolis, Md., and
Norfolk and Arlington, V? They
plan to spend several days in
the latter city with Mrs. Rus
sell's sister. Mrs. M R Smith,
and family They will return
home about November 11.
Sgt. Duane Wilson, son of Mr.
and Mrs Herman Wilson, of
Highlands, has received his dis
charge from the army and is at
home. His most recent assign
ment was with the army of oc
cupation in Germany and Aus
tria
Mrs. Albert E Brown, who
has been visiting her aunt. tirs.
J. S Sewell, will sail at an
early d?te to join General
Brown in Korea, where ne is
stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. L T. Wick and
son, Charles, returned to Del
ray Beach. Fla, last week for
the winter, ifter seeing their
new summer home at the Coun
try club well on the way to
When you see our trucks and salesmen, at
your neighborhood store, that's a good place
to trade.
You can always depend on your home town
groceryman's buying quality Fruits, Vege
tables, and Sea Food from Rabun Produce
Company.
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IF HE BUYS FROM US, HE STOCKS THE BEST.
RABUN PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale Distributors
"WE FEATURE QUALITY"
Dillard, Ga.
No Place To Live
In Florida, Reopen
Inn At Highlands,
After looking in vain for
a suitable place to spend the
winter in Florida, Mr. and
.Mrs. Kred M Moll and their
s <n Johnny, who have oper
ated Pierson inn as a suni
n.er hotel here for the past
several years, have returned
to Highlands and have re
opened the inn for lit
winter.
Thomas Harbisons
Start Erection Of
Walhalla Road Home
Mr and Mrs. Thomas C. Har
bison have begun the erection
Oi their new home on the Wal
halla road, about two mile* from
Highlands Plans for the new
home were drawn by Mrs. Har
bison and Byron Simonson.
architect, of West Palm Beach,
Fla., and Highlands.
completion.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B Cook
and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Jones
of Franklin, attended the Geor
gia-Alabama toot ball game in
Athens Saturday, where they
Met Mr. and Mrs J Harvey
Trice and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. j
Ball, of Thomasville. Ga., and
rs. Cook's sister, Miss Mary Hol
brook. and a party of friends |
from Birmingham, Ala.
rveceiu guests ui mr. anu Mrs. :
R. J. Lewis at their home in I
Webbmont were Mrs. Lewis'
brother, George E. Wickline, of I
London, Ohio, and her broUier
; in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs.
F. S. Halliday, and son, Bi.lly, of
Newark. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis accompanied their guests
to Florida for a visit with an
other sister, Mrs. R D. Dougher
ty, and Mr. Dougherty, In Lees
burg.
The Jack Wilcoxes, who re
cently moved to Marshall, Mo ,
where Mr Wilcox is connected
with the Missouri Valley college,
write that they are very hap
i pilv situated in their new home.
Marvin McDonald entertained
j a house party of Atlanta friends
the past week-end at his sum
mer home at the County club.
Charles V. Rainwater and his
I sister, Mrs. M. Brown Edmond
; son, closed their summer home
\ on Little Yellow mountain No
| v ember 1 to return to Pensa
cola, fla., for the winter.
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meat
Sewecef
No one ?lse can give your Ford the kind of service
it gets from Ford mechanics. We know your Ford
better. We know how to repair it better. We have
tools that do the job better. And our Genuine Ford
Parts are made better, fit better, and work better.
Drive in today for a free check-up.
Fold-trained mechanics"
Specialized Ford equipment"
DUNCAN MOTOR CO.
Franklin, N. C. Phone 69-J
KING AND OUEEN
CHOSEN AT FETE
Highlands P. T. A. Raises
More Than $1,000 At
Hallowe'en Ever.-i
Hairy lloit, Jr. aiid Betty
Speed were chosen luu.; and
queen of the Hallowe'en carni
val given by the Highlands
Parent-Teacher associati m Fri
day night at the school build
ing
W L. Watson was master of
ceremonies for the even'.ng and
auctioneer at thy box supper
The box of groceries, given
as a prize in the Chinese raflle.
was won by Bill Culbertson Airs
Tom Harbison, former. P T. A.
president, won the costume
prize in the adult group, and
her daughter. Ann Harbison,
won the prize given for the
most interesting costume in the
children's group.
The management committee
included Mrs Harry Holt, chair
man. Mrs. Ruth Beal, Mrs. *2ail
Crunkleton. Mrs. Charles And
erson and Mrs. Dewey Hopper.
The committee was assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Taylor
The gross proceeds from the
evening's entertainment were
reported at something over a
hundred dollars.
A veteran may change the
beneficiary or beneficiaries of
his National Service Life insur
ance at any time without their
knowledge or consent by noti
fying the Veterans administra
tion.
When in Asheville
Stop at
Hotel Langren
Asheville's Largest
Enjoy the
"talk of the town" food
at the
j . ? . ' . ? ? . !
Rhododendron
Grill
'Stuff ed-Up No**, Headache?
. due to . . ' '
COLDS
?< yovr mistn?t a i COlD PtlPARATKM
Uortt in 4 tttondi 44**" TAHITI Of UOUIO
Coutien: Take only a? dir??ied
Beware Coughs
from comnon colds
That Hang On
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
SAFTY |
FIRST*
Here's How You
Can Help Reduce
Traffic Accidents:
first. Drive carefully,
observing all traffic
ordinances.
SECOND:
Have ycur car serviced
regularly by expert
mechanics. For better
service, priced to your
liking . . .
SEE
Burrell Motor
Company
l>ay and Night Wrecker Service
Phone 123 - F.rankiin, N. C.
WATCHES
DIAMONDS
and JEWELRY
Dependable merchandise at reasonable prices.
?
A good assortment of Gents' Wrist Watches
in the better qualities ? also several oilier il. ms
just received.
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Grover Jamison
Jeweler
BRICK FOR SALE
ANY AMOUNT
White or Red
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SEE JOE ASHEAR
or the '
PLANT AT DILLSBORO BRIDGE
Smoky Mountain Dunbrik Co.
CABE'S RADIO SERVICE
Highlands, N. C.
I HAVE IN STOCK
? NEW BATTERY RADIOS AND BATTERIES
? ELECTRIC RADIOS
? PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES
? ALL RADIO PARTS to repair your radio, in a hurry
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