Highlands Highlights
MRS. H. G. STORY
Personal Mention
Mrs. Allen Miles and son,
Allen, Jr., of Charleston, S. C.,
were guests of Mayor and Mrs.
W H. Cobb last week at their
Satulah road home. Mrs Cobb
accompanied them on their re
turn to Charleston Friday for
a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Henley,
III, of Birmingham, Ala., have
announced the birth of a daugh
ter, Harriet Loyer Henley, Feb
ruary 6 The baby's parental
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Henley, Jr., of Birming
ham. Her maternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. kenyon
B. Zahner, of Highlands.
Mrs Carter E. Talley return
ed to her home on Spring
street Monday, where she" con
tinues to convalesce, following
a major operation in the Ander
son, S. C., hospital two weeks
ago.
Mrs. T. M. Keener has return
ed to her home on Flat moun
tain from a two months' stay
in Savannah and a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Mill
key, and family in Atlanta.
Mrs. Ralph Lounsberry, who
has been spending sometime in
New York City with her sister,
has returned to her cottage
here on Flat mountain.
Mrs. Carl Zoellner returned
home Saturday after a months'
visit In Florida with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Zoellner.
Mr.;. John B Westbrook was
hostess at a meeting of the Sa
tulah club Friday afternoon at
her home on Martha's lane,
when Mrs. Elizabeth Prince,
club president, presicbd. The
March meeting will be held with
Mrs. Harry Holt at Kanonah
lodge.
Mrs. Edward Schine and Mrs.
John Taylor, of Staten Island
N. Y., arrived Friday for a visit
with their parents, Mr and Mrs.
Tom Crunkleton, at their homi
on the Country club road.
Friends of Miss Pearl Wright
will regret to hear of her con
tinued Illness at her home in
Shortoff, following a recently
contracted cold.
Estelle Elizabeth is the name
chosen by Mr. and Mrs. B. S
Harkins, of Oxnard, Calif., for
their daughter, born January
30. The baby's mother is the
former Miss Bess Hines, author
of a delightful book of poems.
"Singing of the Heart", pub
lished three years ago. Her
maternal grandmother is Mrs.
J. A. Hines of Highlands.
Mrs. H. H. Bailey, Sr., return
ed to her home here Saturday,
after a two months' visit with .
her son, H. H. Bailey, Jr., and '
family in Cleveland, Ohio. I
Mrs. Summer Heads
Little Symphony's
Membership Group
Mrs. O. F. Summer has been 1
appointed Highlands member
ship sales chairman for the I
Little Symphony orchestra, to be
held in ' Franklin this spring.
Assisting Mrs. Summer here are
the Misses Isabel Hall and Mar
tha Holt.
Memberships may be purchas- ]
ed from either member of the s
committee. ?
DELIVERY NOW!
? Quality Electric Ranges
? Pemco Electric Water Heaters
? Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
? Bendix Combination Radio Phonograph
Martin Electric Co.
Phone 107 Macon Theatre Bldg.
LINOLEUM
Several Patterns, 6 feet wide, per foot 65c
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Printed Enameled Surface Rugs
9 x 12 $11:60
7 yx X 9 $7.75
6x9 $6.85
6x9 Light Weight $4.25
3x9 Hall Runnars $3.50
CONGOWALL
Enameled Wallcovering
*H Feet Wide
In: Ivory, Blue, Green and Black
Per foot .55
Ba?e Molding, per foot 08
Black with white lines, 4 inches wide
Cap Molding, 13/8 inches wide, per foot .03
Linoleum Paste, per gal $1.55
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Laundry Hampers, 12 x 26 in. $7.95
12 In. Ironing Boards .\ $4.50
CORY Coffee Makers, complete $12.95
Automatic Electric Irons $7.50
Metal Beds (double) $8.65
Split Bottom Chairs $2.95
5-Pc. Unfinished Dinette Sets $49.75
Smoking Stands $4.95 and $5.95
BEAUTY-LITE Fluorescent Bed Lamps $7.95
HOLT FURNITURE CO.
Complete Household Furnishings
HIGHLANDS, N. C.
Highland* M&n't
'Telephone Bride'
To Sail For U. S.
Mrs. Richard W. Pearson
is expected to sail from
England February 22, ac
cording to a cablegram just
received by Mr. Pierson.
Mr. and Mrs. Peanon were
one of the few couples to
get married by telephone.
The long-distance ceremony
was hejd in Charlotte last
August 2 in the hope ti-iat it
might hasten the bride's
passage to this country. On
her arrival in the United
States, a second wedding
ceremony will be held in the
Episcopal church in Carra
belle, Fla., where Mr. Pear
son's mother and step-fath
er, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rock
well Nail, are spending the
winter.
Mr. Pearson was in Eng
land a number of times dur
ing his several years of serv
ice in World War II, and it
was while a patient in a
convalescent hospital >on Shis
first trip there that he met
Mrs. Pearson, who is the
former Miss Thelma Law ton
Heywood, of London.
SCHOOL'S-PAST
FUTURE STUDIED
AT P. Ik MEET
Mrs. Pierson Stresses
Need Of New Bui'ding
At Highlands
The February meeting of the
Highlands Parent-Teacher as
sociation, held last Tuesday,
:entering around "Founders'
>ay", the local association de
moted its program to a back
;round and a forward lpok at
he objectives, achievements,
ind anticipated future progress
>f the organization.
Mrs. J. M. Valentine, acting
ihairman of the program com
nittee, called upon Mrs. M. A.
Person, a charter member of
iighlands P T. A., to review in
-heir highlights the work and
nterests of the association,
ier outline, briefly stated, was
he physical, moral and mental
leeds of children as they have
>een met by the school and
iupplemented by the P. T. A.
rfrs. Pierson added;
"Let it be said in passing that
n spite of misinterpretations ot
notives, misunderstandings, and
nistakes in methods, always
here has been a desire to see
hat all things needed to make
his a progressive and accredit
;d school stand uppermost in
;he planning and activities of
he P. T. A.
"Our needs are great, but it
s with hope and courage that
te face that future, so clearly
nctured by Mr. S. L. McCarty,
vhich we trust will have its
jeginnings soon in a new build
ng placed on a tract ? of land
icceptable to the state and suf
'iciently large to meet the fu
;ure developments and growths
>f our -school.
"The ground is ours; the
;hildren are awaiting their op
portunities. Let us, therefore,
shoulder our responsibility of
Duilding a house adequate to
jur growing educational needs,
md, if necessity arise, let us
aot be loath to contribute all
that we may be called upon for
M help complete the furnish
ngs of the interior ? and there
will be many such calls, we are
nappy to say.
"Let us never be satisfied with
what we have, nor with what
we have done, for satisfaction
means stagnation; on the other
hand, let us never forget to be
grateful for all things that will
further the educational needs
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HIGHLANDS, N. C.
At New Location
Holt Furniture Co.
Main Street
With Mercury Hanging Below
Zero, Visitors Pour Into
Highlands For Ice Skating ,
Blustering in last week on
Icy winds and bringing zero
weather. Old Man Winter
compensated (or the lateness of
his arrival in Highlands. He
ported thermometer readings
ranged from 6 to 16 degrees be- !
low zero Wednesday morning, 6
below Saturday, 10 below Sun
day and 2 above Monday.
Light snows fell Tue.day,
Thursday and Friday nights.
Highlands lakes were frozen
over to a depth of four to six
Auxiliary's Study
Book Reviewed By
Miss Ruth Carter
"India at the Threshold", vhe
annual study book of the wom
an's auxiliary of the Presbyter
ian church, was reviewed by
Miss Ruth Carter at a .nee ting
held last week at the home of
Mrs. O. F. Summer on Pierson
drive, and a foreign mission of
fering was taken. Following an
interesting discussion of the
book, refreshments were served
by Mrs. Summer.
The monthly meeting of the
auxiliary will be held this week
at the home of Mrs. Sidney Mc
Carty, and will feature the an- |
nual election of officers.
and desires of our people.
"At a later date the time of
the March meeting will be an
nounced. It is sincerely desired
that at that meeting the entire
membership, and others, be
present."
A total of 121,500 acres of
privately owned forest land in
Macon county is protected by
the state forest service.
Our time, thoughts and ef
forts are devoted to Electri
cal Work, and we endeavor to
do that one thing well.
*&\ztixxt (Eu.
(WADE SUTTON,
PHONE 100
inches and ice sxating was the
order of the day for home tal
ent and week-end visitors.
Hotel Edwards, the only hotel
open at this season of the year,
was crowded with guests from
Greenville, Anderson, Clemson
college, and other nearby towns,
who came to enjoy the skating.
Two of the most papular skat
ing lakes were Harris Lake,
back of Kanonah lodge, and
.lirror Lake.
Blue mold has been reported
lamaglng tobacco plant beds la
Florida and southern Oeorgla.
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
Imbeds Deeply to Cause Painful
Cracking. Burning. Itching
HARD TO KILL
Requires a PENETRATING, mo
)Ue agent such as undiluted al
?ohol TE-OL Solution,- made with
10 "e alcohol. PENETHATES to
:arry the active medication to
each MORE germs and kill on
?ontact. FEEL IT START TO
WORK IMMEDIATELY.
IN ONE HOI K.
Vfter using, if not COMPLETE
LY pleased, your 35c back at any
Jrug s.tore. TE-OL is clean, col
>rless, non-greaay. easy and
ileasant to use. Apply FULL
STRENGTH for Athletes Foot,
tchy or sweaty feet, F. O. (foot
idor>, insect bites or poison ivy
TE-OL today at Angel's Drug
Store. .
AUCTION
SALE
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The Fred Palmer Farm
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Farm Equipment
INCLUDING LIVESTOCK
Will be sold in the near future
WATCH FOR DATE
Look Property Over Before Sale
It is situated two miles from Franklin, just off
Highlands road.
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HOME REALTY & AUCTION CO.
R. A. (Bob) PATTON, Auctioneer
Patronize Your Home Town
Merchants and Businesses
GOOD FOOD
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CAGLE'S
CAFE
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GOOD SERVICE
CLYDE'S
CAFE
On Main Street
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Steaks
Chops
and
Fried Chicken
CLYDE SANDERS, Mgr.
Select Your
MONUMENT
At Our Display Yard
Located at the Foot of
Bonny Crest
Franklin
Granite Works
E. E. Angel
MORGANS
CAFE
Near the Depot
Quick Service and Good Food |
at the
Home-Like Cafe
We Appreciate
Your
Patronage
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Franklin
Laundry
and
Dry Cleaners
Phone 136
Fire Insurance
Macon
Insurance
Agency
Bank of Franklin Bldg.
Storm Insurance
USED FURNITURE
Bought and Sold
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Lawson Shook
Over Rays' Groc. & Feed Co.
This
Space
for
Sale
This
Space
for
Sale
SWAFFORD'S
MARKET
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Groceries
Meats
Vegetables
West's Florist
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"Flowers for Every Occasion"
West Main Street
Phone 234
Macon
Dry Cleaners
Prompt Efficient Work
FOR PICK UP SERVICE
Phone 270
NORTON'S
CAFE
A
Good
Place
to
Eat