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Wilian Here To Hold
Industrial Hearings
T. A. Wilson, of Raleigh,
chairman of the North Carolina I
Industrial commUitnn, was La
Franklin Friday to hold hear
ings on claims. The hearings
were held In the oftlce ol the
clerk of court, at the court
house, *Tlday morning
Going somewhere for the week-end?
Then you will want year car looking extra good.
BRING IT TO
STILES SERVICE STATION
ON SATURDAY
FOR A COMPLETE WASH JOB
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
CURVE SAFETY TIRES, ALL SIZES
? Guaranteed ?
GUARANTEED BATTERIES
Western Auto Associate Store
BOX SUPPER
CAKE WALK ? STRING MUSIC
COWEE SCHOOL HOUSE
Saturday Night, April 3
At 7:30
BENEFIT OF THE BASEBALL TEAM
String Music by Local Band
HELP WANTED
50 Men Needed
(At 70c an hour)
ON REA CONSTRUCTION JOB
See
KEITH STEWART, Supt.
ZEIGLER CLINE CONSTRUCTION CO.
ROGERS GARAGE
Highlands, N. C
ON ARMY DAY, APRIL 6,
there's something yen can de
for WORLD PEACE
#%rmy Day la the day every American can set aside
to salute the men In uniform. And this year, par
ticularly, It Is a day for every young man In the
nation to consider the contribution he can make
to World Peace.
Right now you have the finest 100% volunteer
Army of any nation In the history of the world.
But It Is still below the strength authorized by
Congress. Able men are needed for the Infantry,
Artillery and Armored Cavalry.
You can make a contribution to World Peace by
Joining the National Guard or the Organised Re
serve Corps. These splendid civilian components
have been credited by top military leaders lor
much of the success In quick mobilization and
actual winning of the last war. Today they are
important factors In backing up the strength at
the Regular Army.
Both Veterans and non-Veterans who meet re
quirements are eligible to enlist in the Organized
Reserve Corps. Veterans retain the grade and rating
earned In the Army.
In many high schools and most colleges, you can
join the R.O.T.C. and get your military training
and credit toward a Reserve commission along with
your education.
Any one of these steps that you can take on
Army Day will help toward making America strong.
And It has never been truer than right now that
A Strong America Is a Peaceful America.
Make a point, on April 8, of stopping In at your
U. S. Army and U. 8. Air Force Recruiting Station
and getting the information about the part you
can play toward World Peace.
* Display your Ammrlcan Hag
* Wmar your VfMn'f lapol
button
* Find out how yon tan mmko
a contribution to World
Poaeo in thm Romtdar Army,
tho National Guard, tho
C A W ? f W S WITH A f U 7 U H t
U. S. Army and
U. S. Air Forcc
OrganlfJ Rmtmrmm Catp | I
or R.O.T.C.
* M /or Utmratara at jm<
(?col recruiting station.
ARMY RECRUITING STATION
Hearn Hotel Franklin, N. C
FARM AND HOME
WEEK PLANNED
AT CULLOWHEE
W. C. T. C Event Will
Serve F arm F oik
Of This Area
The Western North Carolina
Area Advisory Committee on
Resource-use Education voted in
Culk>whee recently to sponsor a
Western Carolina Teachers col
lege farm project, a farm-and
home week for the people of
Western North Carolina, early
In August.
Tentative plans call for bring
ing a select group of farm men
and women from the state's
western counties to Western
Carolina Teachers college for a
series of courses in practical
larnung and in problems relat
ing to farm life.
An executive committee was
appointed to work tout details of
the project, and to secure the
cooperation and support of State
college and of the state and
federal departments of agricul
ture
It was emphasized at the con
ference, which was held on the
campus of W. C. T. C., that the
project would not In any way
conflict with the State College's
Farm and Home week in Ral
eigh. W. C. T. C. has bee;n des
ignated by the State Resource
use Education Commission as
the center for its program in
this part ?f the state.
As presently planned, the
project will offer, through W. C.
T. C., morning courses for
farmers in practical, up-to-date
methods of farming, particular
ly in dairying, forestry, crop
rotation, and soil conservation,
and for the women, various,
home economic courses. After
noons will be devoted to field
trips. Lectures and entertain
ment will be offered In the
evenings.
The practical, down-to-earth
jharacter of the project was
emphasized throughout the
meeting.
"We want to show the farm
people of this section how they
:an live a richer life and make
more money with what they
have; we want them, after
they've been here, to be able
? go home and set an example
CABINET SHOP
(3 miles south of Franklin on
Georgia Road)
Dabinets Roofing
Doors Screens
Foundations Siding
Frames Storm Sash
Painting Truck Bodies
'orches Windows
General Carpentry
and Remodeling
FREE ESTIMATES
All Work Guaranteed
177 From Macon Visited
Baptist Hospital In '47 ,
Patient aisits of Macon
County citizens to the outpatient
department of the North Caro
lina Baptist hospital in Wins
ton-Salem totaled 177 for the
year 1947, according to the an
nual report of Dr. C. Nash
Herndon, director This figure
means that 115 visits were made
to the hospital's outpatient de
partment for each 10,000 resi
dents of the county.
of more progressive farming and
fuller living". Dean W B Heirill.
of W. C. T. C? said.
Living space will be available
at the college, Dean Harrill
stated, for approximately 100
farm men and women, and the
classes will accommodate an un
limited number of farm people
who can travel to and from the
college each day.
Attending the conference from
Macon County were S. W. Men
denhall, county agent, and E J.
Whitmire, vocational agriculture
teacher.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
To The People of Macon County :
I wish to announce that I will
become a candidate to the of
fice of County Representative in
the biennlum of the North Car
olina General assembly, subject
to the wishes of the people of
Macon County in the Demo
cratic Primary.
In "Ear-Marking" what 1 1
think to be Macon County's
most urgent needs, I wish to
place better educational advan
tages, and better roads at the
top of the list. If elected to this
office, I wish to assure the
people of Macon County that I
will represent the majority in
the General Assembly of North
Carolina.
Sincerely,
CHARLES A. ELMORE
West's Mill, N. C.
Adv.
In A Hurry?
Come in, give us your
order and your lunch will
be served to you piping;
hot, deliciously prepared in
a jiffy.
CAGLE'S CAFE
Phone 180
HOME AND BUSINESS
Good seven -room dwellinc? New store building? 3 acres?
on paved toad 3 miles out ? Convenient ? Nice home and
good business location? Really priced to sell? See us at
once.
A dandy Farm? 70 acres? 2 miles out on graveled road?
25 to 30 acres in cultivation? Balance in pasture and
woodland? Four-rrom house ? electricity? A real farm bar
gain at the price.
Standard Realty Co.
(Mrs. J. H. Stockton, Mgr.)
.'ore April showers bring: May flowers they're sure to bring
enty of dismal days . . . and the drearier the weather, the
j'leerier you'll want to make your meals. So here's a gay array
of ideas to help you brighten up your table- ? . . and save money
lot a rainy day as well;
SUNSHINE SPECIAL
Here's how to make a cake that's
sure to rise and shine even if the
sun doesn't: Measure Vi cup
shortening into bowl. Sift together
2% cups sifted SUNNYFIELD
CAKE FLOUK
from the AAP, 2
tap*, baking pow
der, X tsp. aalt and
H4 cuds sugar.
Add to shortening:.
Arid V. runnrftncft
Juice and U cup water. Blend;
Mat 1 minute (count at lea it 160
?trokes per minute.) Add 2 un
beaten eggs and grated rind of 1
orange. Beat 2 minutes. Bake in
greased and floured Bx5x8-lnch
loaf pan. in mode-ate oven, 8fi0T.,
about 55 minute*.
FREE FOR ALL
The recipe abova Is on* of 24 con
tained In the free Perfect-Blend
doxo recipe booklet ? ti Way* to
IV'tii Praue. After you've tried It,
you'll surely want to try all the
;ut So write now for this grand
culiie to grand baking and frying!
Add-'ss: AAP, Dept. G, 420 Lex
ington Av?., New York 17, N. Y.
GRADE AID
Make the grade as a smart shop
per by always choosing the (trade
of canned goods that's best far
your purpose! It's easy to do when
you buv A&P's own brands ? A&P,
SULTANA and IONA? because
the grade of most products in
these famous lines is described ox
the label. A&P BRAND is Gradi
A; SULTANA, Grade B; an?
IONA, Grade C. Since the nutri
tive value of all 3 is the some, yon
can SBve safely by using Grade C
in dishes like stev/s, pics and
sftucos, which don't require fooc<
of uniform size or delicate flavoi
(factors determining the grade),
HONOR ROLL
One owcet treat that always takes
top honors at my house is A&P'i
JANE PARKEft JELLY ROLL.
Bet it will go over big with
your family, too, when they tast<
*i-i- j -it ? '
fresh ipon'T-cake
roll with Its lug- J
cioue jelly filling. .
Serve one loon V
end see I You'll
? find the priet iurprisingly modeaf
I Plan Methodist Mission
I Study At Mt. Zion Church
A study of Methodist missions
in China will be held at the
Mt Zion Methodist church each
Thusrsday, beginning tonight at
7:30, it has been announced bv
the pastor, Mrs. R. H. Ifull.
Everyone is urged to attend.
They're* All Our Jol>
Th^re isn't a service your car requires
which we aren't staffed and equipped
to provide. If your car is old, it cer
tainly needs good care to keep it on
the road. If your car's new ? it de
serves every attention.
MOONEY MOTOR CO.
Dealers for
Kaiser-Frazer Automobiles and Federal Trucks
Phone 256 Franklin, N. C.
AcCutnttted *?k
February 7
ISSUE
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Phone 92 Palmer Street
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