Sttaer Family Holds
Third Annual Reunion
The third annual reunion tot
the descendants of Frank and
Mrs. Anna Setser was held last
Sunday it Arrowood Olade, with
the Gilmer Setser family as
host. Members of the family
connection present, in addition
to the Gilmer Setsers, wei'e Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan Setser and fam
"SELECT REALTY SALES"
Our co mbined 50 years of experience in real
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it pays to be helpful in guiding buyers and sell
ers in the market. Let's not "kid" ours>elve>s; if
yc\t wis?: to sail, we can tell you what your
property may sill for. If ycu want to buy, we
car; suggest f-mething of merit, gcod value, at
approve-! price, from experience. So ? dca't pay
too much for the worst thing possible.
A "pick-up:" Mountain lodge, fully furnished,
bath, snrinsr, electric pump. Owner gone,
mu.'t sell. $3250.
A home in town : 5 bedroom guest home, big
beautiful lot. cn Main Street. A goo/1 home,
income, and intrinsic value.
A farm home; 48 acres, extra good house"
above average, big concrete basement, lights,
good barn, fruits, on state road to be paved
so, on, we are told. A fine buy at only $3(XX).
A mountain shack : 4 aCres, good spring, lights,
right on highway. A give-away at $650.
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MYF Group
Has 3-Day
Wayah Camp
A group from the Franklin
Methodist Youth Fellowship
spent Wednesday, Thursday and ,
Friday of last week at Wilson's
Lick ranger station cabin, on
Wayah Bald, combining the fun
of camping trip with religious i
study. The camp was the first |
of what it is hoped to make a
series of annual trips.
Mornings were devoted to dis
cussions, the afternoons to rec
reation, and in the evenings
the group gathered around the
campfire.
The Rev. A. C. Gibbs, Metho
dist pastor here, led a discus
sion on "The History of Meth
odism, and Miss Mozell Mc
cormick, the church's director
of religious education, led a
forum on "Understanding Our
selves". Neil Moonejt talked in
formally.
Thursday afternoon the group
hiked to the top of Wayah, and
Thursday night a stunt pro
gram was held, followed by a
consecreation service, led by
Mr. Gibbs.
Mrs. Gibbs was in charge of
the meals, with members of
the group helping with the
cooking and dish-washing.
Counselors in addition to Mr.
and Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Mc
cormick were Miss Mary Slagle,
Frank I. Murray, Jr., and Neil
Mooney.
Young people who made the
trip included Misses Roberta
Snyder, Julia Hunnicutt, Mary
Ann Killian, Elizabeth Jones,
Mariann Sherrill, Betty Lou
Constance, Wilma Renshaw,
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Matth
ews, of Atlanta, Dr. and Mrs.
Furman Angel and son, Fur
man, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred W. Setser and daughter,
Jane, of Atlanta.
Tippett Child
DU?j Wai 1146 Victim
Of Polio
Joyttca Elaine Tippett, six
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Tippett, of the Wa
tauga community, died at a
hospital here last Sunday morn
ing at 11:30 o'clock.
The child, victim of polio
myelitis (infantile paralysis) In
1946, had never recovered from
the effects of the disease.
Funeral services, with Potts
funeral home in charge, were
conducted at the Ridgecrest
Baptist church Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev.
Lee Crawford officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Survivors, in addition to her
parents, include three brothers,
Carl, Jr., William, and Frank;
two sisters, Shirley Mae and
Barbara Jean; and the maternal
grandparents, Mr. .and Mrs. D.
H. McFalls, of Tryon.
Earl Hurst
Former Macon Resident,
Taken By Death
News has been received here
of the death of Robert Earl
Hurst at the U. S. Veterans hos
pital at Swannanoa August 2.
Mr. Hurst, who was 52, was
born and reared In this county,
and he and Mrs. Hurst made
their home here until about 15
years ago, when they moved to
Ridgecrest.
Mr. Hurst was a veteran of
World War 1, in which he re
ceived injuries from which he
never completely recovered.
Carolina Crawford, Freda Slier,
Laura Lyle, Martha Ann Stock
ton, Annelynn Jones, of Tampa,
Fla., and Betsy Ann Swain, of
Raleigh, and Richard Jones,
John M. (Bardy) Archer III,
Pat Pattillp, Frank M. (Nlnk)
Henry, HI, John D. Alsup, Jr.,
Paul Kiilian, Lee Crawford, and
Thomas Beasley, Jr.
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V. F, W. To Aid
Vaterim In Applying For
Refund*
The local post of the Veter
ans of Forelgh Wars will open
an Information booth Monday
to aid veterans of World War
2 in applying for refunds on
O. I. insurance, it was announc
ed this week by Weaver Shope,
post commander.
The boo h will be operated In
the building, on West Main
street, used by the curb market
on Saturday mornings, and will
be open daily from 1 to 6 p. m.
Miss Marie Green, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Green, has
been employed to serve as clerk,
and some member of the post
also will be on duty to answer
veterans' questions.
Many veterans are entitled to
refunds on their insurance,
since claim payments have been
less than anticipated, and the
government has ruled that the
premiums charged veterans,
therefore, were too high, and
that refunds are due.
The V. F. W. service k avail
able to the veterans without
charge.
Church Here To Hold
Quarterly Conference
The fourth (and final) quart
erly conference of the church
year will be held at the Frank
lin Methodist church Sunday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. Dr. C. N.
Clark, of Waynesville, district
superintendent, will preside.
Donaldson Family Will
Hold Reunion On Sunday
The Donaldson family will
hold its annual reunion Sunday
at the home of Wiley Donald
son, at Prentiss. All relatives
and friends are invited to at
tend, bringing picnic baskets
for the dinner, to be spread at
noon.
WHAT CAUSED IT!
Jo: "What's all the noise down
there?"
Mo: "A motorist Just turned
the corner."
Jo: "Well?"
Mo: "There wasn't any cor
ner."
Survivors, in addition to his
widow, the former Miss Delia
Burnett, include four sisters,
Mrs. Judith Jacobs, of Portland,
Ore., Mrs. Nora May, of Flats,
Mrs. Ardenia Ramsey, of Tellico,
and Miss Nettie Hurst, of Frank
lin; and three brothers, Ellis V.
Hurst, of Outlook, Mont., and
John E. and Horce Hurst, both
of Franklin.
Mr. Hurst was a Mason and
a Shriner, and Shriners were
in charge of the graveyard rites,
at the Mountain Giew Baptist
church cemetery, near Black
Mountain, August 3. The funeral
service was held at the Ridge
crest Baptist church, with the
Rev. Cecil M. Perry and the
Rev. High C. Moore officiating.
Hold Reunion Sept. 4
Stockton Family Will
The Stockton family will hold
lt? annual reunion at the old
home place, now Sam- Stock
ton's residence, on North Skeen
ah, Sunday, September 4. All
relatives and friends are in
vited to come and bring bask
ets of picnic lunch.
Kilpatrick Family
Reunion Draws 109
The Kilpatrick family held a
reunion at the home of Mrs.
Gelle Solesbee Sunday, August
14. Approximately 100 re'atives
and friends were present. A
picnic dinner was served on the
lawn at noon.
The U. S. consumes about
two-thirds of the world's output
of arsenic.
Turnip, MulUrd
Gresni Becoming
PopuUr Orer U. S.
two old-time Southern favor
ites?turnip and mustard greens
?are winning popularity as a
year-round table delicacy and
are becoming an increasingly
Important crop for growers and
pacjcers of greens, according to
a dispatch from New York,
quoting a can company.
Tender young leaves of the
mustard and turnip plants,
coked in water with salt pork
and pepper pods, have long
been traditional Southern favor
ites but have not been widely
known in other sections of the
country.
Subways are partially venti
lated by the piston action of
trains driving the air through
the tubes.
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