Sanders Is Making World
Cruise On 'Valley Forge'
Harris L. Sanders, ICI, whose
wife, Mrs. Pauline Sanders, lives
at Franklin, is among those
participating in the current
world cruise .of the USS Valley
Forge (CV-45P, the latest ES
SEX-class carrier, according to
an announcement received here
lrom the navy.
The number of sheep on U. S.
larms continues to decline.
Correction
Through an error-apparently I
due to transpoUon of lines Tha j
f ress in its issue of May 27 re- '
fprrfd to Donald Boone dheriui.
of Greensboro, as a Repub'.icur !
canuiuuie tor me sin? 01" ? '
oi commissioner of labor. Mr.
Snerrill, formerly Graham coun
ty representative i? 'n
assembly, is, of course, a Demo
crat?as 1,003 Macon County
Democrats lestined oy
' - h'm in the-Mav 29 pnmury |
The error is regretted.
WAYNE FEED
Wayne Egg and Breeder Mash for
heavy egg production
Pig and Sow
To start fast and keep them healthy and strong
Tone up ycur cows and help hold up her milk
supply with 18 % and 24%
Wayne Dairy Feed
Look for the "Wayne" sign cn your feed bag.
Ray Grocery and Feed Co.
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NOW OPEN
THE FJtANKLIN GRILL
At Junction of Highlands and
Ashevillc Highways
Serving Three Meals Daily
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Chops, Steaks, Fried Chicken and
Country Ham
Open from 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. on Week Days
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Attention . . .
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
FOR FEAR YOU MIGHT FORGET, WE
HAVE FOR SALE TODAY NEW
Kaiser and Frazer Automobiles
Federal Trucks
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Leader Farm Tractors
and a selection of used cars and trucks includ
ing some G. I. 6 x 6 logging trucks.
PLEASE SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
We will appreciate your business
MOONEY MOTOR CO.
Franklin, N. C.
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In the declaration of independence
OUR FOREFATHERS PRESENTED TO THE
, WORLD A NEW CONCEPT Of INDIVIDUAL
FREEDOM WHEN THEV ESTABLISHED
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS AS ONE
OP THE INALIENABLE RIGHTS OF MAN. ,
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Today we continue to recognize ano cherish
THIS RIGHT OF THE INDIVIDUAL" WITHOUT ANV
RESTRICTIONS OTHER THAN A PROPER RESPECT . v
FOR THE SAME RIGHTS OP HIS NEIGHBORS ? TO I
CHOOSE HIS OWN GOALS, TO SET HIS OWN SIGHTS. ijjf
TO DREAM AND FULFILL HIS DREAMS.
THIS FREEDOM FOR THE BUILDING
OF A FULL AND HAPPY LIFE IS A
CARDINAL PRINCIPLE OF TRUE DEMOCRACY.
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'Aunt Lizzie' Rogers Celebrates
^9 1st Birthday With Many Present
"Aunt Lizzie" Rogers, of Wal
nut Creek, reached her 91st
milestone June 5, and tlje birth
day was celebrated at her home
Sunday.
Present for the occasion were
all of her children, a number
of grandchildren, and great
grandchildren, and two great
great-grandchildren, as well as
many relatives and friends. Mrs
Rogers received many attractive
gifts from well-wishers.
Choirs from various points
sang during the morning and
afternoon, and the Rev. Swaf
iord, of the Pine Grove church,
preached.
A bountiful meal was spread
at noon.
Mrs. Rogers is spending this
week in Franklin, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. W. Stanfield.
Mrs. Grace Peek, of Waynes
ville, and Mrs. Jane Tilson, of
Gneiss, also are spending the
week with Mrs. Stanfield. Mrs.
Tilson, who has been quite ill,
is now much improved
2 Macon Girls Get High
Rating At Lees-McRae
Two Macon County girls who
were students this year at
Lees-McRae college, Banner
Elk, made honorable mention,
which is an average grade of
2 or better, on all their work
during the year, according to
an announcement received here
from the college. They are Miss
Margaret Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Moore, of
Franklin, Route 1, and Miss
Frances Crunkleton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crunkleton,
of Highlands.
Gibson Family Reunion
To Be Held On Sunday
Plans for the annual Gibson
family reunion have been an
nounced. The gathering will be
Bargains
FROM
FRANK REECE'S
LOT
1947 Ford Pick-up
Clean as New
1946 Ford Station Wagon
Extra Clean
1941 Ford Tudor
a Bargain
1940 Chevrolet
4-Door Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Pick-up
Good Model A.
Tudor
and others to choose
from.
SEE US . . .
BEFORE YOU BUY
Will Clean Cemetery,
Plan Memorial Sunday
Persons who have friends and
relatives buried in the Morgan
cemetery, near Stiles, are re
quested to gather there Satur
day morning with tools to clean
the cemetery, in preparation for
a memorial service set for Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
The service will be conducted by
the Rev. T. A. Slagle and the
Rev. A. J. Smith. Women of the
community are planning to pre
pare flowers for the graves.
Singing classes are invited to be
present and take part in the
Sunday program.
held Sunday at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Welch, in
the West's Mill community.
Rufiu PuumU Crftduttwi
From Univariity Of N. C.
Rufus A. Panne 11, of Frank
lin, is one 01 cue ap^oxiinatc
ly 1,300 student* who were grad
uated from the University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill,
Monday. Mr. Fanr.eii, son
i.?r. and Mrs A. C. Pannell, re
ceived the degree ol bumeior
ot science in u.mineii.j.
DDT and the sulfa drugs
were known long buio.t
came into active use.
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COMPLETE SERVICE
FOil HU>Mt AND tAK
RADIO
ALSO GOOD USED PIANOS
CARTER'S
RADIO SHOP
Next Door to Morgan's Cafe
A Step in
the Right
!
Direction ;
... is a step to
your phone to
C4U 98. Arrange
today to h^ve us
pick up your
family wash
weekly? return it
to you spotless
ly clean, ready
for the linen
closet.
Highlands Cleaners & Laundry
Phone 98 j
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Highlands, N. C.
FOR ALUMINUM, GALVANIZED, AND
? ROLL ROOFING
? COMPOSITION SHINGLES
? BUILDER'S FELT, 15 and 30 lbs. Weight
? NAILS of all sizes
COME TO . . .
BROWN AND CARSON
East Main Street
be sure to . . .
VOTE
IN THE RUN-OFF PRIMARY
JUNE 26
FOR THE MAN WHO GOT
the HIGHEST vote
?
IN THE
FIRST Primary
Charles M. Johnson
THE FRIEND OF ALL NORTH CAROLINIANS
OF EVERY CLASS