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? Highlands Highlights *
MRS. H. O. STORY
MRS. THOMPSON HOSTESS
TO WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
Mrs. H. P. P Thompson was
hostess to the Woman's auxili
ary of the Presbyterian church
at the April meeting last week.
The president, Miss Dorothea
Harbison, presided. Following
the business session, Mrs C. J.
Anderson had charge of a pro
gram on Christian education,
entitled "Think!" A social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
The May meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. W. H. Cobb
and will feature the Auxiliary's
birthday.
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Wide
man of Palm Beach, Fla., have
again leased the J. Harvey Trice
home on East Main street for
the season. Mr. and Mrs. Allan
R Brown, of Bradenton Beach,
Fla., have leased Woodbine, the
small Trice cottage on East
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt,
Jr , have announced the birth
of a son, Robert Homer, April
12, at the Clayton, Oa, Ma
ternity home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kirby, of
Riverside, 111., and Mr?. A. G.
Russell, of Hinsdale, 111., are ex
pected to arrive Monday for a
visit with Mrs. H. H. Bailey at
her home on Satulah road.
Miss Esther - Elliott returned
home last week from a month's
visit in Scarsdale, N. Y., with
her sister, Mrs. Warren Cun
ningham, and family, and in
Philadelphia with her brother,
Huger Elliott, and family
Mrs Roy Baumgarner has ac
cepted a position with Highlands
Electric company for the sum
mer. Mrs Baumgarner is the
former Miss Margaret Wiley.
J. B. Watkins has returned
from a four months' visit with
his brother in California. Dur
ing his absence, Mrs. Watkins
visited her daughter, Mrs. Allan
Whitworth, and family in Toc
coa, Ga.
Gordon Otto, of Miami, Fla.,
arrived last week and is making
some improvements at High
lands manor, preparatory to
opening the manor for the sea
son.
Don Watson, who recently un
derwent an operation at the
Angel hospital in Franklin for
the removal of his appendix, re
turned to his home here last
Thursday. *
Tricemont terrace is very at
tractive in a new coat of white
paint, atop its knoll overlooking
the village.
Mrs. M. H. Goode and young
son will leave Friday to return
to their home in New York City,
following a visit with Mrs.
AUCTION SALE
All Household Furnishings, including Living Room
Suite, Cook Stove, Heater, other items.
All Farming Equipment, including Hay Rake, Mowing
Machine, and other tools.
Saturday Afternoon, May 3
At 1:00 O'CLOCK
AT THE C. A. BRYSON HOME
Eight Miles Out on the Rryscn City Road
? You can depend on your radio by following a simple rule ? HAVE IT
INSPECTED EVERY SIX MONTHS. Corrections and simple adjust
ments may then be made before radio enjoyment is spoiled ? and at
smaller costs, too. Call us today so we may demonstrate the value of
this service.
Being equipped with the newest types of test equipment
and plenty of radio parts, we are able to take care of all
radio repairs. We give quick and efficient service.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Dean's Radio Shop
IN
Stewart's Electrical Appliance Store
CHECK THESE VALUES!
5-Pc. Porcelain Top Metal Dinettes $69.50
5-Pc. Oak Dinettes with Leatherette Chair Seats .... $49.50
5-Pc. Native Poplar Unfinished Dinettes $49.50
5-Pc. White Enamel Breakfast Room Sets $37.50
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Platform Rockers in Durable Tapestry $37.50 to $54.95
Oak Lawn Rockerless Rockers $5 50
Oak Straight Chairs $2.75
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4-Pc. Mahogany Veneer Bed Room Suites $139.75
3-Pc. Maple Finish Bed Room Suites $129.75
We also have the .above suites with Twin Beds
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(1) Only, George Washington Full Enamel Range $132.75
(1) Only, Six Tube. Motorola Electric Radio $51.30
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Large Cedar Chests with Tray $39.50
Large Clothes Hampers $7.95
Table Lamps $6.90 to $9.50
Smoking Stands $4.95 and $5.95
Lamp Tables, End Tables, Coffee Tables $5.95 to $12.95
Wall Covering for Kitchen and Bathroom
Floor Coverings for Every Room
A-B Radio Batteries $7.50
Electric Hot Plates (Double) $14.75 and $16.75
Electric Irons Guaranteed 1 year $7.50
Cory Electric Coffee Makers complete ...? $12 95
Window Shades, finest grade, each $2.25
Medicine Cabinets , $5.95
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION
COME IN AND SEE US
HOLT FURNITURE COMPANY
Phone 56 Highlands, N. C.
Brothers Given
Masonic Degree
By Their Father
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C. C. Palts, pa?i master of
Blue Kidge Masonic Lodge
No. 435, conferred the third
degree upon his two sans.
Clinics I. lulls and Robert
L. Polls, at a regular coiii -
muniiatiiiin last Friday
night.
To Charles E. and Rob
ert L. goes the honor of be
ing Uie first brothers in the
history of the Highlands
lodge to take the third de
gree together and have it
conferred by their father.
This was the first time
those attending had wit
nessed such an event, and
doubt was expressed that a
similar instance could be
found in the annals -of any
Masonic lodge.
Kernan Chosen Delegate
To Catholic Gathering
Col. F. W. Kernan . has been
elected as a delegate from tne
parish of Waynesville to attend
the North Carolina Cauionc
Layman's convention in Raleign
on May 3 and 4.
Goode's father, Cox. Ralph H.
Mowbray.
Mr. and Mrs. We-tervelt Tci>
hune, of New Orleans, arrived
last week to spend the season
at "Western Farms;' on the Dii
lard road.
Marvin McDonald and his
niece, Mrs. Charles Perry, and
son, of Atlanta, spent several
days last week at the McDonald
summer home at the Country
club.
Mrs, Jack , W. Brockway is
spending this week in Charles
ton, S. C., going down with ivir.
Brockway on his travels for the
Borden Cheese company.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Trice
and their daughter, Mrs. Frank
de Lamar, of Thomasville, Ga.,
arrived last Week and are spend
ing some time at their cottage
on East Main street before
opening Tricemont for the sea
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Veazey
Rainwater, Jr., have announced
the birth of a son, Charles
Veazey Rainwater, III, April 19
In PEilm Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. West- '
brook and daughter, Virginia,
who have been occupying the
Brundage cottage on Martha s :
Lane, have moved into their
new home on the Franklin road.
Mrs. O. E. Young, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Young, Mrs. C. C.
Potts, and Miss Sara Gilder
spent Monday in Asheville on
business.
Miss Rose B. Johnson and
Miss Sarah Ordway of Birm
ingham, Ala., , have leased an
apartment from Mrs. S. T. Mar
ett for the season beginning
June 1. Miss Johnson, who sold
her summer home in Linden- l
wood Park, plans to build an
other here in the near future, j
Mrs. E. H. Wahl returned to
her home in Thomasville, Ga.,
Sunday, after spending several
days here as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Harvey Trice.
Mrs. J. H. Smith, of Avon
Park, Fla., and Nashville, Tenn.,
has been a guest at Hotel Ed
wards for several days while su
pervising landscape work being
done at her home on Satulah
mountain.
In World War II the Third
United States Army slashed its
way in combat farther in less
time than any other army in
history.
Accuracy
means
Everything
Accuracy in following your doc
tor^ orders is the watchword of
the Rexall Pharmacist. Give him
your next prescription ? for
accuracy's sake I
tHE Iffi'W 'Ui DRUG STORE
Angel's Drug Store
Roy Spee^
In Atlanta Hospital After
Auto Mishap
I! >y Speed, who 1 ufK red a
eriouo injury in'an automobile
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! early this v. eel.. ? ? . ;
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afternoon s.t the Ci a>.d' \..
j I ing h ispii-al : 1. A ? Sir.
Speed was taken t? ' -? :.u. ;
hospital. htr- -t ?
an ui? on; i s r on- ::.i ..
| .'iondny uir.il ;?? the- ('.cra
Mon Saturday .
Mrs Speed and oil' r mem7
i oers of the family, wl > h ive
' been constantly a' his bed ide,
| reported int.>rv: fs pi n t> . i;> ?.
! conscioi..<:nes.; over the weei:-Uld
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Clarkson Named Delegate
To Episcopal Convention
At the April sapper rvv
of the Episcopal Church (,i the
I Incarnation; he-id at the me
1 of Mr. and jilrs.'C. D. S Clark
son last Thursday night, Mr.
Ciark.on .was appointed a'i a
delegate to attend thr* Epis-.pal
diccesan convention at All {^ntls
church in Biltmorc May 13 and
14.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF Sl'.M.VIONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
MACON COUNTY
I Grace Owenby Queen.
Plaintiff
VS
Raiph Wayne Queen
Defendant
The defendant above named,
Ralph Wayne Queen, will, iuke
Master's Mo. 15 !
Automatic !
Plant Setter
Price - - - - $4.25
Why Break Yrur Back
when you can have one
' of these fine
PLANT SETTERS?
Save Time and Strength
FRANKL'N j
HARDWARE CO,
Phone 117
Dahlia roots should be plant
ed In a horizontal position from
tjur to seven inches deep, with
eye or sprout facing upward.
Is your radio acting up? Call
21!) Adv
; <? ill i an :Vtl n cn ilieii
;-.b ) e has been commenced
111 the Superior Cjurt of Macon
(' m i'y North Carolina by the
pl.iintjff l ) obtain a divorce '
! fin bed and bi nd on the!
?nuiid of wrongful abandon -
!ii ii. for custody of their chil
di 11. and support for herself
. ii. I >: id children, and other
relief; and the said defendant
will further take notice that he
Is required to appear before the
Clerk of Superior Court In Ma
con County at his office in the
Courthouse in Franklin, North
C arolina, on or before the 16th
('u.vj of .June, 1947 and answer
ur demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint.
This the ?2nd day of April,
1947.
J CLINTON BROOKSHIRE,
Clerk Superior Court.
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SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Garden Sprayer ? 4 gals. $8.35 ea.
Thermic Jug ? 1 gal. $4.45 ea.
Sterne Cook Kits, complete 37c ?a.
Canned Heat ? 10c ea.
Western Auto Associate Store
A NEW AUTOMATIC WASHER
COMING SOON!
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Martin Electric Co.
Macon Theatre Bldg. Phone 107
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
The most wonder
ful gift of all for
your Mom on .Moth
er's Day is a beau
tiful h o u (| ti e t of
flowers or a hand
some, sturdy plant.
Flowers have a way
of expressing your
deepest sentiments,
si) pick up your phone now, call 234, and
order from lis.
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