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MRS. H. O. STORY
CHRISTENING SERVICE
U.W FOR JOHN CONKJLE
A cnrlstenlng service lor John
ooiiiJe, ten months old
_ .i oi eai. and Mrs. Henry
oi Cashiers, N. C , was
iitia . JuHday afternoon at the
cnurch of the Incar
ituxujit by the Rev. A. Rufus
morgan, Rector. Frank L. Allen
ana Robert P. Jessup were
luiuiOu as god.athers and Miss
Uuroara Gioson as godmother.
ihe christening service pre
ceded the evening prayer and
pinion by Mr. Morgan.
JENKINS COUPLE GIVEN
iviliSCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pen
land entertained with a miscel
laneous sh'ower Saturday night
at their Dome on Billy Cabin
Kiuuntaln, honoring Mr. and j
?... i>. uonald Jenkins, whose '
marriage was an event of early
?^eptemuer. Mrs. Jenkins Is the
iuin.er Miss Estelle McCall,
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Char- j
He~ McCall of the Gold Mine
section or Macon County. Mr. 1
jeuKins Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Butler Jenkins of the Flat
Mountain section.
Announcement has also been |
made of the marriage of Miss ;
Viola McCall to Harold Jenkins
on Thursday, September 25th,
the two sisters marrying bro
thers.
PRESBYTERIANS INVITED
i'O BASKET PICNIC
Members and friends of the
Highlands Presbyterian church
are invited to attend a basket
picnic lunch on Sunday at the
home of Misses Marguerite and
ciaie itavenel, ioliowing tne
Sunuay morning worship service
a i tiie church.
in uiaking the announcement,
the Rev. R. B. DuPree, pastor,
oaid inat the Misses Ravenel
?vuuid supply the tea or coffee
to go with the basket lunch
furnished by those attending.
The- Girl Scout troop enjoyed
a camplire supper on Sunset
voci ts Friday night with their
leader, Miss Dorothea Harbison,
marking the first of the sea
son's activities.
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Crunkleton
are spending the winter in West
Palm Beach, Fla., where Mr.
Crunkleton has employment.
Mrs. Louise Bascom Baratt,
who was a patient at the Angel
luspital in Franklin for several
weeks, has returned to h^r mi?t>
mer home here on Satulah
Mountain, to continue her con
valescence before going on to
New York City.
O. E. Young, Jr., left last week
lor Valdosta, Ga., where he is
enrolled as a estudent at Emory
University.
Mrs. Nash Broyles has re
; turned to her hospital work in
| Richmond, Va.t after spending
HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS
' I
A wide assortment of
plaids, In men's and boys'
sizes
These sJiirts of pre-war
quality, one of the best
buys we have seen lately.
TALLEY & BURNETTE
Highlands, N. C
STATEMENT
OHIO CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
Hamilton, Ohio
Condition December 31, 1947, As Shown By Statement Filed.
Amount of Capital paid up in cash $ 1,500,000.00
Amount of Ledger Assets Dec. 31st of previous year, $17,091,14:1.80;
Increase in Capital during year, $300,000.00; Total 17,391,148.80
Income?From Policyholders, $19,880,799.32;
Miscellaneous, $455,365.64; Total, 20,336,164.96
Disbursements? To Policyholders, $5,878,989.57;
Miscellaneous, $9,754,015.95; Total, 15,633,005.52
ASSETS
Value of Real Estate.... . . ???????? ? 117,286.87
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate .? 12,974.88
Value of Bonds and Stocks . 14,485,640.89
Cash in Company's Office ; 43,308.24
Deposits in Trust Companies and Banks
not on Interest : 3,771,666.38
Premiums in course of Collection.. 3,475,780.16
Bills Receivable ..._ ?. .. 225.00
Interest and Rents due and accrued 23,495.80
All other Assets, as detailed in statement 1,127,240.63
- -- Total 23,147,618.83
Less Assets not admitted 386,130.19
Total admitted Asset* 22,761,488.64
LIABILITIES
Unpaid Claims - I.. 1,671,471.40
Expense, Investigation, and Adjustment of Claims. ... 20,00000
Unearned Premiums .? 10,027,747.10
Salaries, Rents, Expenses, Bills, Accounts,
Fees, etc., due or accrued 19,049.46
Estimated amount of Federal, State, county,
and municipal taxes 605,543.18 j
Reinsurance ..... 164,203.98
All other Liabilities, as detailed In statement 3,923,636.26 ,
Total amount of all Liabilities
except Capital 16,431,651.38
Reserve - 41,329,837.26
Capital paid up 1,500,000 00
Surplus over all Liabilities _ 3,500,000.00
Surplus as regards Policyholders.
6,329,837.26
Total Llabilltlei 22,761,488.64
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1947
rrcmiums uorara
Reo'd Paid
Accident 33.00 *
Liability other
than auto 123.00 12.00
Workman's
compensation 1,078.00
Burglary and
theft 203.00
rrrmiums ui smsm
Rec'd Paid
property dam
age and col
lision other
than auto... 34.00
Totals 1,471.00 12.00
President HOWARD 8LORREKER Secretary MARTIN J. WYS I
Treasurer M H. SLOAN
Home Office 136 N. Third 8t., Hamilton, Ohio.
Attorney for service: WM. P. HODOES, Commission or In
surance, Raleigh, N. C.
BTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, March 3rd, 1948
I, WM. P HODOES, Commissioner of Insurance, do hereby
certify that the above la a true and correct abstract of the
statement of the Ohio Casualty Insurance Company, of Hamilton,
Ohio filed with this Department, showing the condition of said
Company on the 31st day of December, 1947.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and date above
written.
(S??l) WILLIAM P. HODOES, OommMoOfr of uuwranoe
kM tteaofi h?r? with W ilitiri,
MM Caroline Hall and Mr*
W R; Petu and family. Enroute
b'jiue Mr*. Brayles visited her
Drouier Jack M. Hall and fkm
uy m Atlanta.
Mrs. A. C. Holt, who has been
a patient at the Angel Hospital
in Kranklin (or the past week Is |
lepurted much improved and U
j expected to leturn home in a :
I lew days.
Lloyd C. Emory of Vanderbilt .
University, former summer di- '
rector of the Highlands Museum,
was the weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. H. rtuipuie sunn at
tucir home on &atulah Mount
ain.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rockwell N-l.
have returned to Larrabelle,
Fla., for the winter after a va
cation at "Tuck-Away", their
home at Shortoti.
Mr and Mrs. Richard W. Pear
son and young son, Howard Wil
liam, leit Sunday lor a suut>
visit in Stamford, Conn., with'
Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Whitman,
before going on to New York,
from wnere they will sail 101
Birmingham, England, i\.rs.
^eai sun's iormer home, for an
extended stay.
T:ie 200-pound pig given by 8.
Porter Pierson in the contest for
the benefit for the Highlands
Community Hospital, which
closed Saturday afternoon, was
won by Miss Zillah Wilson.
Miss Sue Hicks, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hicks of
Mirror Lake Road, left sun
day for Charlotte, where she has
accepted a position with the
Southern Bell Telephone and
megraph Company,
Miss Ruth Lewis of Atlanta
was the weekend guest of her
aunt, Mrs. S. T. Marett, at her
home on Main Street.
Miss Edna Norton has re
sumed here studies at Brevard
College. Her sister, Miss Leona
Norton, will return for the sec
ond semester, graduating in
May.
Highlands Club
Hears McKelvey On
Telephone Future
Russell McKelvey manager of
the Western Carolina Telephone
Co., Franklin, was an interest
ing speaker at the Highlands
Rotary club last week, talking
on what the telephone company
hoped to do toward Improving
its service. Mr. McKelvey said
that within a year or so the
company hoped to install auto
matic or dial telephones, stating
that the number of Highlands
telephones had been increased
to approximately two hundred,
and that within the next five
years the number was expected
to reach five hundred.
The Highlands club also an
t nounced the gift by George W.
Woodruff of name and identi
fication badges to each of the
club members. The badges are
in the form large buttons, mea
suring about three inches across,
Fiire Destroys
J. H- Dewey
$40,000 Home
Fire of undetermined er g m
destroyed the $40.000 00 summer
home of Mr and Mrs John H.
Dewey at "Whiteside View" in
me /vsnevllle road, about eigh:
o'clock Thursday nlgrt. This
home had Just been computet*
uie pas i spring and burned
while Mr. and Mrs. Dewey were
having dinner In Highlands. The
house and contents were a total
loss, with reported Inadequate
insurance coverage.
Mrs. Dewey is a sister to Mrs.
Robert Rosemond of Char
leston, S. C., who with Mr. Rose
mond has owned a summer
home In Cashiers for a number
of years. The Deweys are from
New York City.
Library Trustees
Hold Year'* Last Meeting
And Accept Budget
The last trustees' meeting of
the Hudson Library Association
lor the year was held Monday
afternoon at the library, with
Mrs. J. A. Hlnes, president, pre
siding. The annual buugel wa
accepted at this meeting and
committees appointed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prince, presi
dent of the Satulah Club was
appointed chairman of the Sa
tulah Club room committee,
which is composed of members
from the library association and
from the club Other members
elected on this committee are
Miss Rebecca Nail, Mrs. Harry
Holt, Miss Gertrude Harbison.
On the courtesy committee are
Mrs. Lewis Rice and Miss Ger
trude Harbison. Reappointed u,
the book committee are Miss
Gertrude Harbison, Miss Doro
thea Harbison, Miss Cora Mlltl
more, Mrs. J. A Wooten, and
Mrs. Sidney McCarty.
Trustees present for the meet
ing were Mrs. J. A. Wooten, Mrs.
Robert Hiden, Miss Cora Mlti
more, Miss Rebecca Nail, Mrs
Arthur L. Bliss, Miss Gertrude
Harbison, Mrs. Lewis Rice, Miss
Dorothea Harbison and Mrs. J.
A. Hines.
Parent Teacher Meeting
To Be Held October 5lh
The first P. T. A. meeting of
the new school year is scheduled
for Tuesday night, October 5th,
at eight o'clock In the science
room at the school house.
President Sidney L. McCarty
Jr.; will preside, and complete
attendance is urged.
Plans for the year will be
with the Inscrlpton "Highlands
Rotary Club, Highlands, N. C."
and a center space for the
name.
STATEMENT
OLD COLONY INSURANCE COMPANY
Boston, Mass.
Condition December 31, 1947, As Shown By Statement Filed.
Amount of Capital paid in cash 4 1,000,000 00 j
Amount Ledger Assets, Dec. 31st previous year, $12,375,457.44;
Increase paid up Capital, Total 12,375,457.44 I
Income? From Policyholders, $6,061,816.35;
Miscellaneous, $579,844 27; Total, 6,641,660.62 1
Disbursements? To Policyholders, $2,256,872 83;
Miscellaneous, $2,980,280.60; Total, 5,237,153.43 |
Fire Premiums?Written or renewed
during year, $7,021,241.93 In Force 12,855,677.93
All Other Premiums? Written or renewed during
year, $6,244,661.30 - In Force 6,879,638.47
ASSETS
Value of Bonds and Stocks 13,081,181.41
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks not
on interest 274,562.38 |
Agent's balances, representing business written
subsequent to October 1, 1947 359,091.58 I
Agents' balances, representing business written
prior to October 1, 1947... 54,540.52
Interest and Rents due and accrued 28,896.94
All other Assets, as detailed In statement 1,158,437.28
Total 14,956,710.11
Less Assets not admitted....- ? 89,093.08
Total admitted Assets 14,867,617.03
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims 1,512,502.64
Unearned premiums 5,179,586.16
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts fees,
due or accrued. 15,000.00
Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, county
and municipal taxes due or accrued 135,280.50
Contingent commissions, or other charges
due or accrued 29,368.50
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement 153,918.88
Total amount of all liabilities
except Capital 7,025,656.68 I
Capital paid up $1,000,000.00 1
Lnasslgned funds (surplus) 6,841,960.35
Surplus as regards Policyholders 7,841,960 35
Total Liabilities 14,867,617.03
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1947
Fire Premiums received..? $183,496;
All Other Premiums received 49,298;
Losses incurred? Fire 52,420; Paid $49,027
Losses incurred? All other 4 12,613; Paid..... 12,712
Presiden D. C. BOWERSOCK Secretary ERNEST L. WOODSIDE
Home Office 87 Kllby St., Boston 2, Mass.
Attorney for service: WM. P. HODOE8, Commissioner of In
surance, Raleigh, N. C.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Feb. 25th, 1948
I, WM. P. HODGES, Commissioner of Insurance, do hereby '
certify trat the above la a true and correct abstract of the state
ment of the Old Colony Insurance Company of Bobton 2, Mass
filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Com
pany, on th? 3lst day of December,' 1947.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and year above
written.
WIUUAM P. HODGES, Commissioner of Insurance.
L. J. HOLT RITl'RNS
After a twelve years' absent
In Lansing, Mich., where he was I
! foreman of the slivering room
jof the Lansing Glass and Glaz
: ing Company, Lawrence J Holt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A C. Holt,
i has returned to Highlands. Mr
I Holt is expert in his line of
work, and expects In the near
' future to establi h a business
of his own somewhere In the
8outh. I
outlined and committees ap- j
pointed t
ALLOWANCES FOB DISABLED
Veteran* rated 60 per cent or
more disabled from military ser
vice may apply now for new
monthly allowances for depend
ents, li tiicy t>..vtf .>ot done so
airia^y, U.. , aunnnis
iialiuii nas amiuuUveil.
INVITED TO INAUGURATION
or. i urman Angel has receiv
ed from uovernor-elect Herman
Talmadge of Georgia an Invita
tion for him and all of his
brothers to attend ivlr. 'im
madge's inauguration
Use of 2, 4-D dust from air
planes has been prohibited by
the Civil Aeronautics authority.
DANCE AT
HELEN'S BARN
Saturday Nights
Open 8:30 to 12:00 o'clock
SIMMONS
Beautyrest $59.50
Deep SI ,ep Deluxe 49.5#
Deep Sleep Standard 39.59
Baby Beautyrest 16.59
Other mattresses $11.59 to 24.59
WARM MORNING COAL HEATERS
Model 818 (The new full porcelain enamel model)
Holds 100 lbs $119.09
Model 616 holds 60 lbs 65.99
Model 520 holds 100 lbs 72 09
RCA VICTOR
Model 710V2 RCA Console with FM & AM and
Automatic Record Changer $269.95
Model 8R71 RCA Table Radio with
F M & A M 79.51
Model 66X1 RCA Tab'e Radio with
A M only . 39.95
Westinghci-ise Model D-64-48 Automatic
Electric Range 279.95
Westinghoue Table Top 30 Gal Double .Element
Water Heater 134.9~?
Wcstinghouse Standard 52 Gal. Double E'emr it
Hot Water Heater., 149.95
Westinghcusee Laundromats 299.9 i
Ircns, Roasters, Ovens, Radios, Vacuum Cleaners.
Warming Pads, Waste Aways- Light Bulbs and
Many Other Items.
DUCHESS
Model 7-L Electric Washing Machines. (Fully
Guaranteed for One Year) 129.50
UNIVERSAL
Bantum Electric Ranges were 99.95 Redr-tced to $77.95
MONARCH
Apartment Size Electric Ranges.. ..144.50 to $154.50
Linoleum Felt Base Rugs $8.95
Window Shades, 36 inch 1.50
Dcuble Blankets, 5% Wool.... 7.95
RCA Radio Batteries 7.50
Cane Bottom Chairs 3.75
Suit Cases and Trunks $8.40 To 30.00
Simmons Rotlaway Beds, Complete 32.50
7 Way Floor Lam|is... 14.95
Mirrors $2.25 To 16.93
Pictures 95c To 7.50
Stove Pipe, Elbows, Dampers, Reducers and Tees.
HOLT FURNITURE COMPANY
Highlands, N. C.