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Forest Movie Will Be Shewn At Doz:n Schools Next W -ek A motion picture dealing with various phases of forest con servation will be shown at 12 Macon County schools next week, under the sponsorship of the State and U. S. Forest serv ices, it was announced this week by Fred Bryson, State for eft county warden The schools and times of showings follow: Monday, Highdonville at 9 a. m., M* Orovc at 11 SO. andi Highlands at 2:30; Tuesday . Hotly Springs at 9, Union at 11:30. and Otto at 2:30; Wed nesday, Cowee at 9 and Iotla at 2; Thursday. Siagle at 9, and Franklin at 12:30; and Friday. Allison-Watts at 9 and Oakdale at 2. Mr Bryson added that the State Forest service is provid ing two specially designed book covers fpr every sixth grade child In the county. The cov ers stress the importance of forest conservation, and tell how to preserve the forests. SPECIALS THIS WEEK Battery Radios 600 x 16 Davis Tires $16.45 ca. Scissors Jacks $5.95 ea. Western Auto Associate Store CASE'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 GOOD SERVICE ? FAIR PRICES Highlands Highlights * 1 J MRS. H. G. STORY SI PPKR HONORS MRS. KUWARDS ANU MR AND MRS CORNELIl'S Mr. and Mrs. Lou > Edwards entertained with a buffet turkey dinner Sunday nigni, celebrat ing. two occasions ? the birihday of their mother, Mrs. W W. Edwards, and the first wedding anniversary of their sister and brother, Mr and Mrs G. W. Cornelius. On arriving at the party, Mrs i Edwards and Mrs. Cornelius j were presented with shoulder corsages of chrystantht.nums. The home was decorated with a profusion of multi-colored autumn leaves, and the two cakes were hand-decorated with "Happy Birthday" and "Happy Anniversary". Partners for the after-dinner contests were drawn by match- ! ing cut-out faces. In the iden- | tilication of nationally advertis ed products, high score prizes were won by Miss Cora Miltl- j more and Mr. Cornelius. Mrs. j Lamar Greene and John West- ' brook won the prize In the sew ing contest for the best dressed doll. i Mr and Mrs. Edwards were assisted in entertaining by their house guest, Mrs. Edna Shep herd, of Seneca, S. C. The hon or guests received many attrac- ? tlve gifts. The guest list included Mr and Mrs. W. W. Edwards, Mr and Mrs. Gerald Cornelius, Mr and Mrs John Westbrook, Mr. '? and Mrs. Frank Cook, Mr. and 1 Mrs Lamar Green of Clayton; Mr and Mrs. Oscar Dillard of 1 Dillard, Ga., Mr. and Mrs Fred s Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Jack < Brockway. Miss Cora Miltimore, Bill Swain, Mrs H. A. Wood and son, Lionel Wood, of Gat linburg, Tenn , and Louif Ed wards. Personal Mention Miss Pauline iv;.?agher xnd Miss Mary Appley left Friday for Delray Beach, Fla. where, Miss Appley will enter the | Bunce School of Technology, j while Miss Meagher will re turn to the University of Flor- i ida in Miami They were n c - j companied to Atlanta by Miss Appiey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j L. G. Appley, who returned to Highlands Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Blan chard left Thursday to spend some time in Daytona, Beach. Fla. Week-end guests of Mr and j Mrs ' Frank B. Cook were Mr. ' Cook's sister and nephew, Mrs. I W. E. Cheatham and Frank C. I Cheatham, of Greenwood, S C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cook and their daughter. Miss Bever ly Cook, are spending the Thanksgiving holidays i.n Akron, ! Ala., with Mrs Cook's mother, i Mrs. J R. Holbrook, Sr. Mrs-. T. G. Harbison and fam- I Uy had as guests at their Wal- j halla road home several dayj. last week James L. Keiser and daughter. Miss Freeda Marga ret Keiser, and Miss Frances Kreisher, -of West Milton, Pa. : Miss Keiser is a cousin of the Harbison family. Mrs. T. A. Ratliffe has re- 1 turned to Anderson, S. C.. after i j visit with her niece, Mrs. S. i 3. Russell, and Mr. Russell at I COLD WEATHER May Be Late > 1 ' ' _ ' But it's Sure to Come ? ? v ?' " * ? ? ? i ?AVi 4ft - Save Now . . . ON YOUR WINTER COAT Belk's Big Money-Saving Sale on Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses is Now in Full Swing! All of our fine, new Coats, Suits and Dresses are marked down one-fourth and lower. This also goes for all Children's Wool Coats and Snow Suits. ? COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ? We don't have as many as we did have, but there is still a large group to select from. . . . This will give you an idea of the great savings here for you now ? I Children's $18.95 All Wool Coats Now $12.95 LADIES' SHORTIE COATS $1 5.40 OPA Priced Now Only $9.75 All Ladies' Coats at $24 and $25.50 Now Only $16.95 You can save $10 on any of our fine $39.50 Coats They are now only $29.50 LEGION POST IS ORGANIZED AT HIGHLANDS 65 At First Meeting; Burgess Is Named Commancjr Ail American Legion post, to be .called Highlands Memorial post was organized here last Thurs day night wi.th 65 members present at the organization meeting held in the School the ater Doyle Burgess was elected [ post commander, and Carter E Talley vice-commandor. Othei officers are: Coleman M. Reese, adjutant; Aylor Chastain, sergeant-at arms; James O. Beale, finance j officer; Charles E. Potts, his torian, and J. D Russell, chip lain. A finance committee, compos ed of James O. Beale, Louis A Edwards, and John H. C. Per- j ry, was appointed to decide the amount of annual dues lor iiie ] organization. The first and third Wednes day nights were chosen a. meeting nights, and meet vig: will continue to be held at the theater, the next meeting to bt held December 4, : | F urnace Presented Highlands Church By Palm Beach Mai At the November meeting of the congregation of the Episcopal Church of the In carnation, held Thursday night it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tudor N. Hall, announcement was made by Mr. Hall of the gift of a warm air furnace to the church by W. H. Arnold, of Palm Beach and Highlands. Plans for building a new flue and repairing the fur nace room were discussed at the meeting, with a view to getting the furnace installed as early as possible. Dryman Is Appointed Highlands Policeman, Succeeds 0. M. Dills I Olin S. Dryman, of Scaly, 1 accepted the position as High lands policeman to succeed Os car M. Dills, resigned. Mr. Dryman plans to move his : family here about the first of December and hopes to occupy the former policeman's home on Laurel street, recently sold to S. L. Calloway. "HomewOods". Mrs. S. T. Marett left Wed nesday to spend the Thanksgiv ing holidays with relatives in Atlanta and Birmingham. She expects to return home Mon day. Dr. and Mrs W. T. Payton, of Miami, are spending some timt at their summer place in Nor ton. Miss Mary Purcell, of New York City, arrived Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiving holi days with J. Frank Cobb and Mayor and Mrs. W H Cobb at their home on Satulah road. Col. and Mrs. Thad Bynum, of Clayton, Ga., were Sunday guests of Col. and Mrs. Elliott Caziarc. Mrs. Louis Edwards, Mrs John Westbrook, *and Mrs. Gerald Cornelius were shopping visitors in Greenville, S. C., Tuesday. Sgt. Saimmy Westbrook, of the | Greenville army air base, is vis iting his mother and aunt. Mrs A. L. Westbrook and Miss Fan- j nie George Lucas. Visiting Mr and Mrs. Gerald Cornelius at the Reinke cottage j are Mrs. Madge Wood and son, j Lionel, of Gatlinburg. Tenn. Bishgp Gribbin Hold* ? Jj?rvife At Highlands The Rt. Reverend Robert E Gribbin. Abbeville, bishop of the Western North Carolina dipcese, conducted the services at the Episcopal church 8unday morn ing. and was entertained at dinner at Hotel Edwards by Mr. and Mrs. Tudor N Hall. .vlrs. E. R Gilbert. Miss Rebecca Null, and Richard W Piefsun. Cecil Tallent Is Speaker On Cr liege Radiu Program Cec'l Tallent. son of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Tallent. of Frank lin. Route 3, spoke on the CBS radio program, "School of The Air", over Station WWNC, Ashe ville, November 22. The ques tion of immigration was dis cussed by him and three other members of the Mars Hill col lege business department tor the past several weeks the col lege has been sending outstand ing students to represent it in these weekly broadcasts. Tallem is a member of the Mars Hill Business club, the honor club in business, and the treasurer for the Philomathian Literary society. Say: "1 Saw it advertised in The Press." ATTENTION Oo nol worry about your plumbing being ruined this winter due to im proper drainage ? Call HIGHLANDS PLUMBING CO. Carlton Cleavcland Phone 100 Our time, thoughts and ef forts are devoted to Electri cal Work, and we endeavor to do that one thing well. H iq It Initios (filrrfrir (Cu. (WADE SUTTON) PHONE 100 cKeep the dreamt in her eyes . . . PRELUDE . ..? delicate pattern, me morable as the firat kiit, lilting as a melody, precious as a *cor*j . . . a creation in Interna tional Sterling. rreaa ured, wonderfully wrought solid silrer, destirird always to keep .the dreams in her eyes. Six piece place service 122.63 including tax ITER STTMEW ?HI MWWOO* ITMlV ASHEVILLE SPECIAL DANCE Sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars ? At ? HELEN'S BARN Saturday Night November 3 Otto Open 8:30 to 12:00 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Po?t No. 7339 WILL MEET Friday Night, November 29 7:30 p. m. IN LEGION HALL All Overseas Veterans Invited
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