PLAN CLINICS
DURING WEEK
Recommended Schedule
Oi Immunizations
is Given
A scheauie ol clinics vo tx
held next week was announced
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the county health department.
Xypnoia ana lmiuumzauuu
(against dipntneria, whooping
cough, and smallpox) clinics win
oe neld Monday at loua, at
U:X5 a. m.; at tfurningtown at
11 a. m.; and at Oan Dale at
2:30 p. m.
Tuesday a typhoid and Im
munization clinic will be heid
at Union at 9:30 a m.
And a pie-school and immu
nization clinic will be held at
Highlands Thursday at 10 a. in.
Mrs. Gaines also announced
the following regular clinics:
A general clinic every Tues
day from 1:30 to 3:30 p. in. at
the health office here, with Dr
M. B H. Michal, district health
oificer, in charge.
Every Fourth Friday from 10
a. m. to 12 noon and lrom 1 1
to 3:30, a mothers' and infants'
clinic.
Every Saturday from 9:30 a.
m. to noon, an immunization
clinic.
Every third Saturday from
9:30 a. m. to noon, an ortho
pedic clinic at the health de
partment in the courthouse at
Bryson City.
And every Monday, from 9 a.
m. to noon, a mental hygiene 1
clinic at the city health de
partment in Asheville, with Dr. I
Thomas Williams in charge.
In discussing the clinics, Mrs
Gaines pointed out that chil- j
dren who enter school for the
IN APPRECIATION TO THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
During the disasterous fire
which occured at the storage
building and plant, March 21st,
11:30 p. rti., we wish to express
our appreciation to the Fire De
partment of Franklin, and to all
persons who aided in distingu
ishing the blaze. There was dif
ficulty in getting to water at
first but when ample water was
secured a wonderful job was ac
complished. One washing plant,
a tank which contained approx
imately 700 gallons of fuel oil,
the office, trucks, gas tank of
several hundred gallons of gas,
the repair shop and shop equip
ment was saved from fire.
BRADLEY MINING CO., INC.
John P. Sole* bee Is
Now On Duty In Tokyo
Pvt. John P. Solesbee, ot
Franklin, who has been overseas
I since December, 1M6, Is now
serving with the First Cavalry
division, stationed in Tokyo, ac
cording to an army announce
ment received here The sjn of
Mrs. A. S. Solesbee, Pvt. Soles
bee is a graduate of the Frank
lin High school.
10 Negro Students
Will Observe Work
In Atlanta Schools
Ten students at the Chapel
(Negro) school will leave Friday
morning (or an observation tour
of schools in Atlanta.
The students, who will pay
their own expenses, are making
the trip so as to get an insight
into the life and work in col- 1
leges and other schools. They
will be accompanied by G. L.
Hines, Chapel school principal.
Half a dozen institutions, in
cluding colleges and high
schools, will be visited.
first time are required to pre- j
sent certificates showing that
they have been immunized
against diphtheria, whooping ,
cough and smallpox, and added
that the State Board of Health '
recommends the following sche
dule :
At three months of age, the
baby should be vaccinated ? for
smallpox.
At six months, the whooping
cough and diphtheria immuni
zations should be begun, with a
total of three doses given, at
intervals of one month.
At nine months, plain diph
theria toxoid for two or three
doses at monthly intervals.
At two or two and a half
years, booster doses of diph
theria and whooping cough tox
oids.
At the age of five, boosters
of the toxoid, with the small
pox vaccination repeated. If
smallpox vaccination is repeated
every five to seven years, she
said, a second "take", or scar,
is rare.
Sometime between the third
and sixth years, a series of
three shots should be given for
typhoid, at intervals of a week
or 10 days. To continue typhoid
immunity, a dose of typhoid
vaccine is recommended each
year.
Three pulp and paper com
panies operate complete plants
In North Carolina.
Announcing . . .
The opening of our New Plant, located at Otto.
We are manufacturing a New Product known as
CLAMENT BLOCKS AND BRICK
Fire-proof and water-proof, for all kinds
of building purposes.
They are made in the modern popular sizes. .We
are accepting 'orders now for spring delivery. We
invite your inspection, and will gladly give you a
free estimate on your building needs. We also
make concrete blocks.
Otto Concrete & Clament Products
TOM ALLEY, Manager
ATTENTION, PLEASE
I HAVE FOR SALE, NOW
ONE- AND TWO-HORSE WAGONS
WIRE ? HAND PUMPS
ATOMIC RADIOS
ELECTRIC RADIO AND RADIO-PLAYER COMBINATIONS
PUMPS
Electric Deep and Shallow Well
I install your pomps. All pumps and work guaranteed
PIPING ? SINKS
Also call or write me for your Moving Trips. Friendly and
safe drivers. Try my friendly service. Thank you.
L.O.HOGSED
STAR ROUTE ? HAYESVILLE, N. C.
Erom where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh
Sam Hackney Reports
on the U.S.A.
Bam Hackney and the mlaraa
Juat returned from a trailer trip
around the country. They're tired,
and (lad to be home, but Mighty
impreaaed with what they law.
A? Sam report#? arery aectlon
haa eomethlng different i a differ*
ant way of talking ; different taatea
in food and drink j different lawa
and cuatoma. But bigger than all
theee difference* la the American
aplrit of toleranoe that let* ua lira
together la united peace.
"Of oourae," aaya Sam, "you ran
Into MoUraHC* from time to
tin*. IndMdaala who erltkifo an
othar'a right to (peak hla mlndt
enjoy ? glaaa of boar; or work at
any trade ho ehooaea. Bat thoee are
tho exceptione ? and wa'ro oran
tolorant ot them!"
From whara I alt, mora of ue
ought to mako a trip like tho
Hackneys ? to realize firsthand
how Amoriea la bigger than lta
many dlfferencaa ... how toUrane*
of thooo difforencea la tho Tory
thing that makes ua atrong.
Sugar Stamp No. S3
Will Expire March 31
Housewives are reminded by
OPA that Spare Stamp S3, cur
lently good for five pounds of
sugar, must be "spent" In the
next few days or not at all, '
iince it expires March 31, one
month earlier than originally
intended.
The following day. April 1,
OPA begins the use of ten
pound stamps, with Spare
Stamp 11 becoming good for
that amount.
Army Recruiter To Be
Here 2 Days Each Week
An army recruiter will be in
Franklin today and tomorrow,
and on each Thursday and Fri
day hereafter, it has been an
nounced. Family allowances are
still available, for the duration,
plus six months, it is explained
NEGRO P. T. A. TO MEET
The Chapel (Negro) school
P. T. A. will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock at the school. Following
the program, refreshments will
be served.
West's Mill
Charles R. Owens, of Ashe
ville, spent the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. Clara H. Owens,
and brother, Johnny.
Miss Helen Browning, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn., spent the week
end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rickman
and small son, of Brevard, spent
the week-end with relatives.
J. H. Dills and Frank McClure,
of Asheville, spent the week
end with home folk.
S. A. Shepherd spent last
Sunday with his brother, Rich
ard, near Bryson City.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Sheffield
and family, of Virginia, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Burdelle Ray, of West
Asheville, spent Sunday with
home folk.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Bryson,
of Detroit, Mich., are here on
business and visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs. G. W. Burnette,
of Cisco, Texas, spent several
weeks visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Burnette, re
cently.
Mrs. L. J. Smith and Mr. and
and Mrs. A. H. Wilen and two
children, of Cullowhee, were
here on business and visiting
relatives recently.
Mrs. Harry West and two
children, of Asheville, spent a
recent week-end with relatives
here.
Miss Zenna Pearl Rickman, of
Brevard college, recently spent
a few days with home folk.
Patronize Your Home Town
Merchants and Businesses
1 GOOD FOOD
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CAGLE'S
CAFE
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GOOD SERVICE
MORGAN'S
CAFE
Near the Depot
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Quick Service and Good Food
at the
Home-Like Cafe
USED FURNITURE
Bought and Sold
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Lawson Shook
Over Rays' Groc. & Feed Co.
SWAFFORD'S
MARKET
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Groceries
Meats
Vegetables
CLYDE'S
CAFE
On Main Street
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Steaks
Chops
and
Fried Chicken
CLYDE SANDERS, Mgr.
We Appreciate
Your
Patronage
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Franklin
Laundry
and
Dry Cleaners
Phone 136
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT
Excellent Food in a Pleasant
Atmosphere
LUCILLE'S
DINING ROOM
Hotel Hearn
West's Florist
"Flowers for Every Occasion"
West Main Street
Phoine 234
Macon
Dry Cleaners
Prompt Efficient Work
FOR PICK, CP SERVICE
Phone 270
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MONUMENT
At Our Display Yard
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Located at the Foot of
Bonny Crest
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Franklin
Granite Works
E. E. Angel
Fire Insurance
Macon
Insurance
Agency
Bank of Franklin Bldg.
Storm Insurance
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STEWART'S
Electrical Appliance
Store
Everything Electrical
Phone 268
NORTON'S
CAFE
A
Good
Place
to
Eat
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