46 Enrolled ?
In Red Cross Swimming,
Life-Saving Classes
Enrolled in the recently es
tablished Red Cross swimming
and lile-saving classes being
held at Arrowood and CUffslde
lakes and the Franklin golt
course swimming pool are 44
young Macon County persons.
Largest enrollment is In the
junior life saving courses under
Instructors Dick Mehrhof, Prank
Plyler, and Bob Rogers, with 22
participating.
In the beginners swim class,
16 persons are learning to swim
under Instructors Neil Mooney
and Ann Lyle.
The Intermediate swim class,
under Frank Plyler at Cllffslde
lake, has an enrollment of eight.
These classes, which" began
July 28, will continue through
August 15. I
Scaly
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Boswlck,
of Miami, Fla., were here Sun
day to see Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Dryman.
Harry Garland and daughter,
ot Albany, Oa., spent Sunday
here with Mr. Garland's sister
Mrs. Earl Drympn.
Mrs. Addle Rogers, of Frank
lin, Route 2, was here Monday
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Silas Ledford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mosley, of '
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., spent last |
week with Mr. and Mrs. J N.
McJunkin at the McJunkins'
summer home here. I
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Miller held
a home-coming event at Cash
iers Valley Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Enoch
Jamison spent last week with
relatives at Sylva.
PEACHES . . . PEACHES
To these who want canning peachei . . . you
had better get on the Peadh Wagon next week.
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THE BEST PEACHES OF THE SEASON
WILL BE ON OUR MARKET
THIS COMING WEEK
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Berry's Fruit Market
Terra Cotta
Pipe
and
Drain Pipe
Outside White Paint
Rock Wool Insulation
Cement
Electric Water Heaters
BATHTUBS
Composition
Roofing
REEVES HARDWARE ?0.
N Franklin, N. C.
Modern . . .
Beautiful 4-Pioce Bedroom Suite
in Light Mahogany
Just Received
COME LN AND SEE IT!
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We have lota of new Living Room Furniture
en route to our store from the Furniture
Market. Watch for our advertising announce
ment of its arrival
SOSSAMON FURNITURE CO.
"Everything for Your Home"
22 ATTEND OES
DISTRICT MEET
Nequassa Unit Visited
By Grand Matron
And Patron
When 22 members of Nequas- J
sa Chapter No. 43, Order of the
Eastern Star, attended the an
nual twelfth district meeting in
Glenville last Thursday evening,
It was the second important
event of the week for the chap
ter.
Tuesday evening was the
highlight of the Chapter's year,
when Mrs. Nell Porter, of Ashe- I
vllle, worthy grand matron, and
Dr. J. Howard Brown, of Tar
boro, worthy grand patron, paid
their official annual visits to
the order here. Other distin
guished guests present were
Mrs. Athalea Brown, past grand
matron and wife of Dr. Brown,
Mrs. Mary Swan, of Andrews,
district deputy grand matron,
and Gordon L. Butler, of Nan
tj.hala, district deputy grand
patron.
Mrs. Grace O'Mohundro,
worthy matron of Nequassa '
chapter, entertained the guests,
together with some of the offic
ers of the local chapter, at a
dinner at Kelly's Tea room prior
to the evening meeting.
At the Glenville district meet
ing Thursday, all phases of th<
work of the order were exem
plified, and Nequassa chapter
gave the balloting. Mrs. France
McGlamery, of Franklin, acted
as district secretary for the
meeting.
Those attending from Nequas
sa chapter were Mesdame.
O'Mohundro, McGlamery, Paul
Ine love, Helen Snyder, Jose
phine Childers, Milton Hyde,
Ida Mae Jamison, Nobia Mur
ray, Esther Cunningham, Alice
Ray, Blanche Parrlsh, Irene
Bryson, Pearl Corbln, Ruth
Whltaker, Margaret Cunning
ham, Genett Thomas, Pearl
Palmer, Josephine Long, Marga
ret Cabe, and Molly Bolton;
Miss Lassie Kelly; and B. L.
McGlamery.
Ellijay
Little Miss Joan Mincey, of El
lijay, returned home July 25,
from Angel hospita}, wearing a
cast covering her entire body.
Several of her school mates vis
ited her at the hospital July 24,
her birthday, and gave her a
surprise party, bringing many
gifts.
Fred Mincey, of EUijay, left
July 18 for Warren, Mass.,
where he is engaged In carpen
try work. Claude Jones, former
ly of Macon County, employed
Mr. Mincey, by mail, to come to
Massachusetts to build his new
home.
The Ellijay quartet, Walter
young, Fred Young and Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Henry, attended the
Homecoming day at the Speed
well Baptist church, Speedwell,
last Sunday. Also attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Young and
family of Ellijay, Mr. and Mrs
Wyjner Young and family, of .'
Franklin, Route 4, and Billy
Keener, - Dave Henry, and Earl
Mincey, all of Ellijay.
Mr. and Mrs. James Waldroop
and family, of Gastonia, who
are visiting Mrs. Waldroop's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Mincey, of Ellijay, attended the
Waldroop reunion at Clarksville,
Qa., last Sunday. They were ac
companied by Mrs. C. G. Mincey
We Start . . .
To Gather
30,000
BUSHELS
OF
ELBERTA
PEACHES
July 31
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Run for Three Week*
Sell Packs ge or Bulk
Come to John Wright's
Shed or to Joe Nunn'i
Shed, Near Store
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ALTO, GA
1 Vacation Bible
School To Open
Monday At Louisa
A vacation church school will !
cpen next Monday afternoon at !
2 o'clock at Louisa Chapel, It
has been announced. As has
been the custom In previous
years, the school will be con
ducted Jointly for Carson and
Louisa chapels, and all children
in the vicinity are invited.
The Rev. W. Jackson Huney
cutt, of the Franklin Methodist
church, will be in charge of the
Intermediate class; Carl E. Isan,
of Knoxvllle, Tenn , the Junior
group; Mrs. Gordon Reece, the
primary; and Mrs. Fred Moore,
the beginners.
The date for the revival meet
ing planned at Carson Chape,
will be announced later, thi
pastor, the Rev. D. P. Oram,
said.
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Mashburn Finishes
Building, Opens
East Main Garage
The completion of a new
building and opening of a gar
age on East Main street was
announced this week by Roy
Mashburn, owner.
Mr. Mashburn said that the
new garage has a complete re
pair department, parts depart
ment, and show room.
He obtained the services of
Frank and Rufus Ray to man
age the service department
Mr. Mashburn is a well known
Presents
ROBERT LUNN
And His Talking Blues Boys
THURSDAY NIGHT
August 7th
at 7:30 p. m.
At Courthouse
Sponsored by
Franklin Fire Department
automobile dealer here, having
been a partner in the City gar
age tor many yeart.
Intern*! parasltei art reduc
ing the value of market hogs
In the Southeast by more than
fifty cents a head.
8?y: "I saw It advertised In The Presa".
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Dog Leashes, Collars and Harness
Do-Ray Truck Mirrors $2.65 ea.
Thermic Jugs $4.50 ea.
Western Auto Associate Store
BOX SUPPER
Saturday Night, August 9th
8:00 p. m.
AT COWEE SCHOOL
Benefit community fund to buy an automobile
for the Rev. C. C. Welch. This is a community
project, and everybody is invited.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
TODAY
The Following Automobiles and Trucks: ?
1934 Chevrolet Coach
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1937 Dodge Coach
1938 Plymouth Coupe
1940 Chevrolet Coach
1940 Ford Tudor
1940 Ford Sedan
1941 Chevrolet Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Sedan
1947 Used FRAZER Sedan
? NEW ?
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1947 3-Ton Federal Truck
DONT FORGET TO COME TO OUR
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
EACH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
MOONEY MOTOR CO.
Franklin, N. C.
IT IS A PLEASURE . . .
to announce to my many friends and former
customers that I have recently completed my
new building and have opened a
NEW GARAGE
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Located on East Main Street, Near Depot
Completely Furnished with
Up-to-Date Equipment
In order to assure you that you can depend on
RELIABLE WORKMANSHIP HERE
I Have Obtained the Services of
FRANK AND RUFUS RAY
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who were formerly associated with me in
garage work, to operate the
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
PLEASE COME IN AND SEE US AT YOUR EARLIEST
CONVENIENCE
MASHBURN'S GARAGE
ROY MASHBURN, Owner
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