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OAK, HICKORY AND POPLAR LOGS
Also Have
OAK. HICKORY AND POPLAR
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Apply Office
Highlands Briar
ARRANGE FOR
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Sunday Dinner
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THE DAY OF THE
AIR SHOW
(September 19)
AT THE
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REGULAR DINNERS
COLD DRINKS SANDWICHES
ICE CREAM
Sale of Real Estate for Taxes
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Pursuant to an order of the Board of Aldermen of I :
the Town of Franklin in regular session on August 2, (
1948, I will on Monday, September 13, 1948 at 12:00 1
o'clock noon at the courthouse door in Franklin, and I
thereafter until said sale is completed, sell at public
auction in the manner provided bv law the property i
hereinafter described, belonging to or listed in the
names of the persons designated for the town taxes |
due for the year 1947, in the amounts set forth with
cost of this advertisement and sale to be added; to
wit : This August the 14th, 1948.
E. W. LONG.
Town Tax Collector.
Name Property Amount
Alexander, F. B., 1 lot $10.00
Angel, E. N., 2 lots 3.75
Angel, Zeb, 1 lot 23.75
Arrendale, John, 1 lot 1.25
Bishop, Edgar, 1 lot 94
Burrell, C. B., 2 lots ...! 18.00
Calloway, L. T., \/2 lots 24.38
Carmack, J. F., Est., 5 acres 17.40
Collins, John, 1 lot .94
' Crisp, J. E., 7 lots 4.50
Derrick, Mrs. Webster,
1 lot 1.00
Enloe, 8. W. & Son, 1 lot.... 50.00
Farmer, Carl, 1 lot 6.31
Jones, Joe, 1 lot 3.13
Leach, Miss Laura and
Mrs. Pearl Wright, 14-/5
acres 13.75
Ledford, Tom, 8 lots 3.12
Marshall, O. D., 1 lot ......... 11.19
Mlrabelll, Francesco P.,
' & lots 3.75
Munday, Mr?. T. 8., 1 lot,
Bal 83
Raborn, Thos. L., 19 acres 10.00
Reece, Charles, Est., 1 lot 3.13 j
Reece, Davis, 1 lot 1.25
Rogers, Albert, 6 lots 5.00
Rogers, Jesse, 5 lots .......... 1.88
Rogers, Tommie Lee, 1 lot 1.25
Seay, Paul, 1 lot 9.00
Shook, Sam L., 1 lot 9.50
Tallulah Falls Railway
Co., 1 lot ......................... 26.12
Tippet, Fred L., 6 lots 10.25
Tysinger, A. Carl, 1 lot 43.12
Vinson, J. B., <?? lots, 9
acres 16.25
Waldroop, Charlie, 1 lot .... 1.25
Wilkes, W. C., 1 lot 11.25
CoMted :
Name Property Amount
Ledford, John, 2 lots 5.00
Ledford, Tom, 3 lots 5.00
Moore, Alvin, 1 lot 4.06
Moore, Mabel & Nobia, 1
lot : 2.50
Porter, Mattie, 1 lot 3 44
Wiley, E. S? 3 lots 2.50
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Annual March
Of Color
Coming Soon
Within a short time the an
nual march of autumnal colors
will begin In the vast hardwood
torests of Western North Caro
lina.
And with them will come the
annual army of sightseers for
the "leaf season? a vacation
and travel season now becoming
firmly established as one of the
best visiting times 'of the year.
Late In September will appear
the brilliant red of the sumac,
gum, sourwood, Virginia creep
er, dogwood, red maple and low
bush blueberry. They will blend
with the yellow of the sassafras,
birch and yellow poplar, which,
as the early reds fade, continue
to blend with the late reds of
the scarlet and red oaks, the
tan of the white oak, and the
yellow of the chestnut oak.
rhese last-to-turn continue the
color into the first week or ten
days of November.
The glorious, flaming color
produced by the greatest re
maining stand of hardwoods in
America is against a background
of evergreens, ranging from the
bright green conifers to the i
sombre blacks of the balsams.
The arrival of fall color is so
gradual that everywhere during
October there Is a favorite view.
Usually, though, about October
15 is considered the climax of
the leaf season.
Coon Is Named To Head
Recruiting Office Here
Under a new army order
placing ranking men in com
mand positions, M. Sgt. K. R.
Coon has been placed in charge
of the recruiting office here.
Sgt. Coon has been traveling
over this six-county district,
with headquarters in Murphy.
T. Sgt. James R, Dance, who
has been In charge of the
Franklin station, will take over
the duties formerly performed
by Sgt. Coon. Sgt. and Mrs.
Dance will continue to make
their home in Franklin.
Pleasant Hill Church
Home-Coming Postponed
The home-coming day pro
gram at Pleasant Hill church
that is usually held on the sec
ond Sunday in September has
been postponed indefinitely.
State College Hints " )
' To Farm Homemtkeri
By RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration
Agent
Plugging too many electric
appliances into one outlet not
only cuts the current and means
less power arid dimmer lights;
it also may overload the circuit
and blow a fuse. Rural Electri
fication advisors say. It pays
to have enough outlets and to
have them conveniently placed.
I The time to install them most
| economically is when the house j
| is wired.
With conveniently placed out
lets there will be no need for
long extension cords which are
not only unsightly and incon
venient but also may cause
trouble if they are placed so
that they may easily be dam
aged?under a rug, for example,
or in front of a doorway.
Defective cords cause an in
creasing number of trouble calls,
the advisors say. Lightweight
cords become frayed and worn
in time and then are a definite
(ire habard.
A simple "reminder" list in '?
the kitchen will increase your
wurk efficiency 10 to 20 per
cent. Do you always forget one
item -the salt, the pepper, nap
kins, etc. when you set tne
table? Do you hop up and down
all. through the meat to get for- ,
gotten articles? Why not list
everything -for breakfast, for
lunch, and for dinner and hang
the lists on the kitchen wall in |
a convenient spot? These re
minders will eliminate much
friction and complaint as the
family find that they no longer
have to aslc tor things.
What do the children do with
t'.ieir lime in the home, Do they
._3S!st in sharing the home du
ties? Children deprived of op
portunities for practice in re
lying ca their efforts may never
icqulrc this tiaining in later
life. The mother und father
with mis-spent affection who
wear themselves out by doing
everything for the child are not
only making things harder for
themselves but are depriving
the child of a chance to learn
self-dependence, self-reliance,
and initiative.
"Chicken in the Basket"
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