Miu Dalrymple Will
Sinter State Contest
Mary Frances Dalrymple,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
?iam Dalrymple, of the Car
t >ogechaye community, won first
place in the better speakers'
contest at the recent regional
Baptist Training union meeting
at Andrews, it has been learned.
Her regional win entitles Miss
Dalrymple to go to Ridgcrest in
June to compete in the state
contest.
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LAST WEEK
Mrs. Ida Ray
Taken By Death At Home
In Oak Dale Section
Mrs. Ida Harriett Roper Ray,
widow of Emilis Ray, died at
her home ii} the Oak Dale com
munity last Saturday morning
at 12:55 o'clock, following a
two months' illness. She was 7ti
years, of age.
A native of Macon County,
Mrs. Ray had spent her entire
life here. She was a member of
the Oak Dale Baptist church.
The funeral services were held
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
-at the Oak Dale Baptist church,
with the Rev. Noiman K. Hol
den officiating. Burial followed
in the Fouts cemetery. The fu
neral arrangements were under
the direction of Potts funeral
home.
Pallbearers were Leland Rop
er, Carl Baldwin, John South
ards, Nyle Roper, Olenn Reeves,
and Loyal Mason.
Survivors include a daughter,
Miss Pallie Ray, of Franklin,
Route 3; a son, Harry Ray, also
of Route 3 ; two brothers, Harl
ey Roper, of Route 3, and R. J.
Roper, of Dallas, Ore.; two sis
ters, Miss Jennie Koper, of
Route 3, and Mrs. C. E. Younce,
of Oswega, Ore.; and , three
grandchildren.
Unavoidably Ommitted
LAST WEEK
D. M. Lunsford
Dies At Age Of 70; Riles
Held At Aquone
David Marion Lunsford, 70
year old Kyle farmer, died at a
hospital here Monday morning
about 10 o'clock.
The funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at
the Aquone Baptist church, with
the Rev. T. D. Denny officiat
ing. Burial followed in the
church cemetery. Nephews serv
ed as pallbearers.
Mr. Denny, who had lived all
his life in the Kyle community,
was twice married. He first
married Miss Lenna Smith, who
died in 1929. His second wife was
Miss Maude Willis, who survives.
Other survivors include two
daughters, Mrs. Maude Davis
and Mrs. Doshie Haney, both of
Kyle; two sons, David and Fur
man Lunsford, both of Kyle;
one brother, the Rev. J. R.
Lunsford, of Cincinnati, Ohio;
three sisters, Mrs. Zadie Hicks,
of Cincinnati, Mrs. Sarah Sapp,
of Ware Shoals, S. C., Mrs.
Elizabeth Landrith, of La
France, S. C.; and four grand
children.
Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of Bryant
funeral home.
Rummage Sale To Be Held
Again Saturday Morning
The Franklin Woman's Society
for Christian Service will con
tinue the rummage sale it has
been holding the past two Sta
urdays Saturday morning of this
week, when articles will be on
sale on the Public square. This
week's sale well be the society's
last this year.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as adminis
trator of Betty McGee, deceas
ed, late of Macon County, N. C.,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or be
fore the 29th day of April, 1948,
or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons Indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settle
ment.
This 29th day of April, 1947.
O. W. McGEE,
Administrator.
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Good Coffee
, DIXIE GRILL
CLOSED SUNDAYS
| FOR MOTHER'S DAY
The most wonder
ful gift of all for
your Mom on Moth
' er's Day is a beau
tiful b o u q u*e t of
* flowers or a hand
some, sturdy plant.
Flowers have a way
of expressing your
deepest sentiments,
so pick up your pnone now, can ?,j% anu
order from us.
WEST'S FLORIST
Phone 234 Flower* for Every Occasion
? Ellijay
Fred Young Is working In
' Ashevllle for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ammons
and son, of Winston-Salem, re
cently visited Mrs Ammons' sis
ter, Mrs. Kobert Henry, tier
mother, Mrs Jake Williams, and
Mr. Ammons' brother, Jim Am
mons, at their EUljay homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Dills, of
Brevard, recently were here for
a visit with their daughter. Mrs.
Tom Henry. Accompanying the
Dillses were two sons and a
daughter-in-law, of Brevard,
and a son and daughter-in-law
from Pickens, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Moses, of
Sylva, was here recently for a
visit to Mr. Moses' uncle, Jake
Young.
Howard Keener, who has been
employed in Utah and in Cali
fornia, is here for a visit with
his family at their Ellijay home
and his parents at their home
on Rabbit Creek. He will leave
soon to accept a position in
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Carrie Henry remains on
the sick list.
Following a near-epidemic of
flu in this community, most
persons here are much better,
with the warmer weather.
Billy Keener,' son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Keener, of Ellijay,
has returned home from Angel
hospital, where he was under
treatment for severe nose bleed.
Historic Fort Macon
Now Open To Tourists
MOREHEAD CITY? Most im
portant of the historical at
tractions on the Carteret coast
is ancient Fort Macon situated
three miles east of Atlantic
Beach on Bogue Island. After
Playing an important role in
coastline defense during World
War II, the old fortress, start
ed in 1824, has reverted to
state ownership and is today
one of North Carolina's pub
lic parks.
The old Fort, which has play
ed an important role in all ma
jor wars sihce its construction,
(although it was originally
built as a protection against
the early pirates) is again open
to tourists. J. B. Long is sup
erintendent of Fort Macon
State park.
Careless handling of insecticide
sprays, dusts, and other protec
tive chemicals can cause disa
bility or death of livestock or
human beings.
PLAN BOX SUFFER
A box supper tor the benellt
of the Carson Chapel Youth
j'FeUowship and Boy Scout Troop
No. 6 will be held Friday night.
May 2. at 8 o'clock, at the Fred
S Moores' home, near Slagle s
| dairy barn.
Gneiss
MRS. F. E. MASHBURN
Howard Keener, who has been
working in California, is visit
ing his family on EUijay. Re
cently he and Mrs. Keener and
four children, Harold, Betty,
Lewis, and Norman, visited Mr
and Mrs. W A. Keener on Lead
ford Branch.
The Rev. Maurice Fletcher, o;
Bob Jones' college, and Rev.
Frank Holland, of Cullasaja,
preached at the Walnut Creek
school house April 20.
Edward R. Mashburn, a radio
operator for Eastern Air Lines,
stationed at Nashville, Tenn.,
visited his mother, Mrs. F. E
Mashburn, on Leadford Branch
recently. 1
At the Home Demonstration
club meeting Friday not only
the usual program will be car
ried out, but Mrs. Esther Freas
will lead the group in native
study. Each person plans to
bring lunch.
Bill Tilson has moved the
Gneiss post office and store
from the small wooden building
owned by Fred Henson into a
concrete block building he has
erected on lots he purchased
from Lyman Higdon on the
bank of the Cullasaja river and
on Highway No. 64.
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PIMPLES
Disoppeored Overnight
Blackheads too. No waiting
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