NEW ASSISTANT i
AGENT ARRIVES
Mist Sutherland Takes
Up Demonstration
Duties Here
Miss Joyce Sutherland, of 1
Asne county, has been appoint
ed assistant home demonstra
tion agent for this county and
took up her new work here ihis
week She will work with Mrs
Florence S. Sherrill, Macon
County home agent. L
She succeeds Miss Marie I
Scoit, who recently resigned to
accept appointment as home
agent in Avery eounty
Miss Sutherland comes here
from Watauga County, where
she served as home demonstra- j
tion agent during the past year. !
A native of Ashe county she ;
was graduated from the Cold ?
Creek High school in Watauga,
attended Winthrop college, at
Rock Hill, S C., for a year,
and was graduated from Appa
lachian Sta'te Teachers college
at Boone, where she majored in
home economics and science.
After two years, as a teacher
of home economics and science
in Stokes and Ashe counties,
she went to Washington, D. C.,
where she served for a year
and a half during the war as
a clerk in the State department.
From Washington, she returned
to North Carolina to enter home
demonstration work in Watauga
county
Miss Sutherland has taken an
apartment in the Leach apart
ment house on West Main
street, where her mother, Mrs.
Charlie 'Sutherland, of Creston,
Ashe county, is spending a fort
night with her.
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Mrs. Ingram Claimed
By Death At Clayton
riarve Cabe, Jerry Franklin,
Henry W Cabe, Logan Berry,
L. M Young, John Justice,
Elias Amnions, Bunyan Justice,
Bill Talley, Bob Fulton, all of
Macon County, and T. A. Duck
ett, Dr J. C. Dover, Dr. J. A.
Greene and Herschel Tomlln of
Clayton.
Mrs, Ingram is survived by
three sons John Perry Ingram,
of Boston, Mass., William R
Ingram, of Chicago, 111., and
Charles W Ingram, of Daytona
Beach, Fla.; lour daughtirt,
Mrs. W M Fuller, of Atlanta
Ga., Mrs. Dewitt Sutton, of
Franklin, Mrs. Tomlin, of Clay
ton, and Mrs. Sanford Dixon,
of Clayton; one sister, Mrs. Wi i.
Fletcher, of Candler; and one
brother, E. L. Gaston, of Ashe
ville; and a number of grand
children.
Bryant funeral home was in
charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Reid Assumes
Grill Management,
Leases Her Store
His interest in the Franklin
Grill, just east of the Little
Tennessee River bridge, has
been sold by George Tessier to
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Cora
Reid, who will assume active
management of the grill.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Reid has
leased the Lake Emory store,
about three miles south on the
Asheville highway, which she
has been operating, to Goodlow
Bowman.
Farm foresters of the State
college extension service are
prepared to assist farmers in
estimating timber value.
-FLASH
600 Pairs
Children's Training Panties
Utica knit. First quality. All elastic
waistband. Sizes 2-3-4
25c pair
BELK'S - Main Floor
FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL TO:
U. S. Army Recruiting
SuL Station
i Asheville, N. C.
Box 828
and you will be promptly notified of the grade
to which you are entitled.
/
Recruiter will be at Draft Board, Franklin,
February 20, March 6, March 20.
NAME ;
ADDRESS ..
CITY
TELEPHONE
RACE
DATE DISCHARGED
MOS Number and time each MOS was held
is listed under "Military Occupational Assign
ments" on your WD AGO Form 100 (Separa
tion Qualification Record). GRADES UNDER
THIS REGULATION ARE PERMANENT.
ACT AT ONCE! REGULATION IS SUB
JECT TO CHANGE!
This message is published in the interest of
National Defense and sponsored locally by:
Reid's Esso Service
REID WOMACK, Proprietor
Telephone 3?
Washing ? Greasing ? Polishing
HAPPY MOTORING
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Is Yours When You Use Personalized Service
WANT ADS
Ail Want Ads payable cash in advance.
iyi cents per word, with a minimum
charge of 40 cents for each insertion.
Classified display, 10 centa per line.
Set in capites, bold type, or type larg
er than regular, 15 cents per line.
MACk SAYS:
Tubes? Yes, we have 1A7, etc.
Batteries? Yes, all types. Parts?
Yes, for a perfect repair job on
any radio. Records? An ever
grjwing stream. Also large stock
of radios, sewing machines, and
electrical appliances.
FRANKS RADIO & ELEC. CO
Phone 249
Basement of McCoy Bldg.
BUILD your home, fire-proof and
moisture-proof, with concrete
blocks ? steam-cured for greater
strength and durability. For
construction details, see W. A
Hays, below Franklin bridge.
N14 ? tfc
FOR SALE ? 80-acre farm on
Oeorgia highway. Forty acres
bottom land. Good buildings
Electricity. 58,000. Grady Day
ton, Route 2, Franklin, N. C.
J 16- ? 4tp ? F6
FOR SALE ? One team, register
ed Percheron mares, weighing
3,000 pounds. Harness and team,
$300 Grady Dayton, Route 2,
Franklin.
J23 ? 3tp ? F6
STARK'S? Fruit trees and orna
mentals sold for about twenty
years by J. B. Brendle. Fruit
trees sold thirty years before by
my father, Bob Brendle. See or
write me Franklin, N. C., Route
4, four miles out on Asheville
highway.
J30 ? 8tp ? M20
WANTED ? GI or any reliable
man as farm tenant to live
on my place located in the
Higdonville community. I have
all new farm equipment and a
good team of heavy horses. Also
an allotment for tobacco. Party
interested contact me care of
Farmers Federation, Asheville
N. C ? Joseph Higdon.
J30 ? 2tc? F0
BEFORE YOU INVEST?
INVESTIGATE
This opportunity tor high pay,
advancement, security, and serv
ice to your country. A rising
profession for young men who
can meet the highest standards.
Recreation, sports, entertaln
j ment and travel opportunities
| in this post-war field. Get full
details, without obligation, at
] your nearest Army Recruiting
I Station, at Asheville, N C.
F6 ? ltc
j BABY CHICKS? Get New Price
List and Save Money. WORTH -
! WHILE CHICKS, 101 W. North
1 Avenue, Baltimore 1, Md.
F6? 15tp ? May 15
FOR SALE ? Three lots on Bon
ny Crest Write P. O Box 323,
J or phone 5903.
FOR SALE ? Men's Waltham
wrist watch, regulation Air
Forces, luminous dial, sweep
| second hand, new strap, worn
only three weeks. Price $35 Sam
Alexander, Leach Apts., Phone
206.
F6 ? 2tp ? F13
FOR SALE ? Four box-woods, 2'/
feet high. See Mrs. Don Bald
win, Route 3, Franklin, N. C.
I STOPPED at a home the
other night. Everyone was
setting flat on the floor, figur
ing out their Income tax. They
yelled out at me. "Our backs
are killing us". I told them that
they were doing it the hard way.
I thought everybody knew I had
plenty of furniture in my store
over Glen Ray's Grocery Store
to sell. So hightail it up those
golden stairs where you can buy
cheap. February sale is on.
LAWSON SHOOK.
F6? ltc
FOR SALE ? Nice 21 months old
mule. See J. A. Taylor, Ellljay,
N. C.
FOR RENT ? 5-room furnished
house on Phillips street. See
L. L. Shook at furniture store
over Ray's store. ^
F6 ? -ltc
GET A GOOD dinner at Mor
gan's cafe, and I'll file your
saws in the basement while you
eat. ? Geo. Johnson.
OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale
Good for starting fires, wrap
ping, etc. Big bundle for a dime.
The Franklin Press.
LOST ? Saturday noon in S. & L
store, black billfold contain
ing family pictures, bank de
posit slip, sugar stamps, etc.
Please return to Press office.
No questions. Mrs. Pauline C.
Holland.
FARM FOR SALE ? 93 acres. 23
acres best bottom land In Ma
con County, 25 acres good up
land. About 30 acres pasture,
balance woodland. Electricity.
E N. Keener, Otto, N C.
FOR SALE ? Four fine Jersey
and Guernsey heifers, heavy
sprinters. See Thad Patton at
vtacon Furniture company.
W? ltc
OUR DEMOCRACY byM*
"... First in the Hearts
of his Countrymen
Farmer, general, president, GEORGE WASHINGTON,
WHEN HE LEFT HIS HIGH OFFICE , TURNED AGAIN
TO THE LAND AND HOME HE SO DEARLV LOVED.
I HOPE TO SPEND THE REMAINDER OF MV DAVS IN
CULTIVATING THE AFFECTIONS OF GOOD MEN A NO
IN THE PRACTICE OF DOMESTIC VIRTUES.*.. TO
MAKE AND SELL A LITTLE FLOUR ANNUALLY. . .
TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE NEATNESS OF MV FARMS :
FOR NOTHING PLEASES ME BETTER THAN TO SEE
THEM IN GOOD ORDER AND EVERYTHING TRIM,
HANDSOME AND THRIVING ABOUT THEM."
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Will Rock Driveways
At Franklin Cemetery
Mr. McGlamery explained to
him that the cemetery not only
serves all denominations in the
Franklin vicinity, but all sec
tions of the county. A number
of graves were moved to the
cemetery here from the Nanta
hala section when it was flood
ed by erection of the power dam
there.
Mr. McGIamery's bill to repeal
the special act requiring a ma
jority of the registered voters
m Franklin to cast affirmative
; ballots in order to approve a
| town bond issue, and placing
Franklin under the provisions of
the state law regarding bond
issues, was passed on final read
ing by the senate Tuesday. It
already had passed the house.
Passed by the ? house and
pending in the senate are Rep.
i McGIamery's bills authorizing
the towns of Franklin and
Highlands to employ policemen,
etc., who are not residents of
those towns.
Rep. McGlamery, as a mem
ber of the house committee on
institutions for the blind, Wed
nesday accompanied other mem
bers of the committee on a
visit to the School for the
Blind.
WATCHES ? I have a few
good slightly used watches
for men arid women at
very reasonable prices.
GROVER JAMISON
Jeweler
FOR SALE ? New four-room
house and lot on Rogers Hill.
Electricity, water and basement.
Brownie Calloway.
FOR RENT ? New four-room
house. Garden and wood.
Hiram Tallent, Box 274, Frank
lin, N. C.
FOR SALE? 5-V Galvanized and
Aluminum Roofing "Wayne
Feed" for best results. Choice
timothy hay, shucks, oats, bran,
shorts, C. S. meal and hulls.
Ray Groc. and Feed Company
F6 ? ltc
FOR SALE ? Power units 3 to
40 h. jf See me for new Buda
Diesel engines 82 to 110 h. p.
Self feeding tilting table saw.
New wood saw complete with 7
h p. engine, steel cutting lathe,
pulleys, pumps, jack hammers,
blasting machines, drill bits,
wrenches, three block 50" saw
mill. Many other useful Items.
What do you want?? what have
you for sale? M. Higdon, High
lands Road, Franklin, N. C.
FOUND ? Large hound dog.
Black head Light across
shoulder and hips. Friendly.
Owner can have same by ap
plying at home of Roy Dills,
Peek's Creek, and paying for
this advertisement.
F8? ltc
LOST? Pair of glasses on Main
Street Sunday afternoon. See
Homer Cochran and receive re
ward.
WANTED ? Good clean white
rags, 15c per pound. Stewart's
Esso Station near the court
house.
F6? 3tc ? F20
RAGS WANTED? Will pay 15
cents per pound for clean,
soft, cotton rags. The Franklin
Pr??.
NCEA Unit Here
Tc Act On Salary
Increase Question
A meeting of the Macon
County unit of the North Car
olina Educational Association
will be held Saturday at the
Franklin school, Mrs. Pearl
I Hunter, president, has announc
ed.
Mrs. Hunter said that the
meeting was being held for the
purpose of discussing and going
| on record concerning legisla
tion relating to teachers' salary
increases, and urged that all
members attend.
STARK
FRUIT
TREES
Should be
ordered now
for spring
planting
See or Write
W. A. Steele
at Press Office
Franklin, N. C.
80 Persona Attend
Covered Di?h Supper
At Methodist Church
Between 80 and 100 persons,
of all ages, attended the cov
ered dish supper at the Frank
lin Methodist church last Fri
day night.
The pastor, the Rev. W. Jack
son Huneycutt, served as mas
ter of ceremohies for the en
tertainment program, which had
been arranged by Mrs. Carl P.
Cabe, and George H. Hill, school
jrincipkl here, had the role of
schoolmaster for the old fash
ioned spelling bee.
'Bobby Tysinger was winner of
the ' river-naming game, and
Mrs Weimar Jones was the last
person left standing in the
spelling contest.
1 The program, held in the
church basement, was sponsored
by the Young Ladies' class of
the Sunday school.
Arthur Mashbiirn, former Ma
con County resident, is critic
ally ill and has been taken to
the city hospital in Winston
Salem. Mr. Mashburn's serious
condition was thought to be due
to the aggravation of an old
football injury according to his
brother, Homer Mashburn, of
Franklin. Roy M. Mashburn and
Homer visited their brother at
the hospital Sunday.
The Veterans administration
now is operating 28 former
r.rmy and navy hospitals to
meet veterans' needs for hos
pitalization.
When sickness
strikes ...
GUARANTEED
RUBBER *
GOODS
Angel's Drug Store
MACON THEATRE
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WEEK DAYS? Matinee 3:15; night 7:15-9:15.
SUNDAY? Matinee 2:15; night 9:00.
Sunday, February 9
James Ellison and Anna Lee
In "G. I. WAR BRIDES"
Monday, Tuesday, February 10, 11
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mt mam cmui-mm nhiiinwix urn am
Wednesday, Thursday, February 12, 13
Glenn Ford, Janet Blair
In "GALLANT JOURNEY"
Friday, February 14
Lois Collier In "GIRL ON THE SPOT"
Saturday from 12:00 'til 9:15 o'clock
Wild BUI Elliott In "SUN VALLEY CYCLONE"
9:30 'til 12:00 o'clock? "BETTY CO-ED"
With Jean Porter