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Personal Mention
Miss Betty Cochran has re- '
turned tram a vlsii to relatives '
In Ashevllle. '
Mr. and Mrs. Roney Woodall,
of Greenville, S. C., spent Sun- 1
day here, visiting relatives and <
friends. I
Harley Modre Stewart, stwifeht
it Western Carolina leacheis
allege, spent ihe week-end here
with his parents, Mf. And Mrs.
Harley Stewart.
Mrs. A. L. McLean, of Ashe
irille, has been here as the guest
)l her sister-in-law, Mrs. Al
aert Ramsey.
CHILDREN'S
WINTER COATS
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ONE-HALF PRICE OR LESS
One Lot at $4.95
One Lot at $7.95
GDARANTEED
STORYBOOK SHOES
FOR SCHOOL
THE CHILDREN'S SHOP
TUNE UP NOW . . .
FOR WINTER DRIVING
Let us check your car and service
it for the cold winter months
ahead.
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GET YOUR ANTIFREEZE NOW WHILE
WE HAVE IT IN STOCK
PRESTONE and SHELLZONE
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SEZ US FOR NEW AND USED CARS
OUR PRICES ARE LOWER
MASHBURN-SORRELLS
MOTOR COMPANY
East Main Street
Phone 281 Franklin, N. C.
FOR WINTER CEREAL HAY CROPS
Vetch, Crimson Clover, Wheat, Barley, and
Letori Winter Oats
FERTILIZERS
Flanters Fish Brand Armour Big Crop
FEEDS
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For All Purposes . . .
Quaker Full-O-peP
Farmers Federation and Cooperative Branda
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GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and Sold
FARMERS FEDERATION
Phone 92
Palmer St.
Franklin, N. C.
NEWS ?>? PEOPLE
MBS. EMOBY HUNNlCUTT
Society Editor, Telephone >11
hensONhamer nuptials
SOLMKNIZED AT LANCASTER
Mr*. Evelyn Small Hamer,
.laugh er of Mr. and Mrs. David
Pickett Small, of Lancaster, 8.
C., became the bride of Perry
Cleveland Henwn, son of Mr.
and Mr*. Thurman Leslie Hen
son, of near Franklin, in a cer
emony at 4 p. m. Sunday, Sep
tember 11, at the First Baptist
church at Lancaster.
The Rev. James F. Burris, the
bride's pastor, officiated.
Palms, ferns, yellow gladioli,
and white lighted tapers in can
delabra decorated the altar.
Miss Elizabeth Hunter of Lan
cas.er, organist, and Paul E.
Puckett of Lancaster, vocalist,
presented the wedding music.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
wrest green satin dress with
black satin accessories. She car
ried a white sa:ln prayer book
topped with a white orchid and
jhowered with white tuberoses.
Miss Carolyn Small, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
The best man for the bride
groom was Shirley Stewart
Pierce, of Coleraine, N. C. Serv
ing as ushers were James Hen- 1
son, brother of the groom, of
Miami, Fla., Calvin Henson,
cousin Of the groom. Of Frank- 1
lln, A. J. Blggart, uncle of the
bride, of Lancaster, and W. C ]
Culp, cousin of the bride, of ,
Lancaster.
Following tne ceremony, a re- 1
ception was held at the home
of the bride's parents for mem- 1
bers of the bridal party, the two
families, and out-of-town guests.
Mrs. Henson attended the
Lancester schools and was
graduated from the Mercy Hos
pital School of Nursing, Char
lotte. She also attended Pea
body college In Nashville, Tenn.,
and )s now attending the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
Mr. Henson attended the
Franklin schools and served for
three year* with the United
States navy. He received an A.
B. degree from the University
of North Carolina and is now
in his second year of law
school there. He is a member of
Phi Beta Kappa, national hon
orary fraternity, and Phi Alpha
Delta, legal fraternity.
Out-of-town guests included
Miss Evelyn Moore, of Birming
ham, Ala., Miss Roberta Henson
and Miss Kate McGee, of Frank
lin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buch
anan, of Toccoa, Oa., Mrs. James
Henson, of Miami, Fla., Mrs.
Howard Clinton and Mrs. P. B.
Blggart, of Rock Hill, S. C., and
Mrs. Daniel Henson, of Fiank
lin.
MRS. FREDERICK SETSER
IS HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Frederick Slagle, who be
fore her recent marriage was
Miss Ruth Crawford, was hon
ored with a miscellaneous show
er given by Mrs. Joe Setser and
Mrs. Earl Harrison at the Car
oogechaye home of the former
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Mixed summer flowers were
used in decorating the Setser
home.
Seventy-five guests were pres
ent.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Hazel Stee'e-Glass, of
Asheville, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Steele, at
their home on Main street from
Sunday until Thursday after
noon of last week.
Earl T. Freeman, a member
of the reportorial staff of The
Asheville Citizen, flew to Frank
lin Wednesday of last week for
a few hours' visit with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Grind
staff, of Palmer road, had as
their guests last week their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Flanagan, of
keene, N. H. Mrs. Flanagan Is
the former Miss Katherlne
Grlnds'aff.
Miss Emogene Landrum has
returned to her work In Hamp
ton, Va. after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Landrum,
and other relatives. She was ac
companied here by her friend,
Miss Lillian Boney, of Rocky
Mount and Hampton, Va.
Misses Edith Plemmons and
Patricia Landrum recently at
tended the Church Music con
ference at the Baptist assembly,
Ridgecrest.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Smith
and young son, Donald, arrived
here last week from their for
mer home, Iron Mountain,
Mich., and plan to make their
home in this region. Mr. 8mlth,
for the put 15 years secretary
of the chamber of commerce at
Iron Mountain, was so Impress
ed with this section when he
visited hers some months ago
that he remarked at the time
he hoped to return here soon to
make this hia horn*. The Smlthi
an temporarily making their
home in Mri. John Wrifht'l
cottage on the Murphy roM.
to. and Mra. Horace Mann
and family have returned to
Maooa county to make their
LEGION AUXILIARY WILL
MEET WITH MRS. CRAWFORD
The American Legion Auxlli
ary will meet Tuesday nl"ht at
8 o'clock at the tome of Mrs.
E. O. Crawford, with Mr*. Craw
*->rd and Mrs. Tom Bryson as
co-hostesses. All members are
reminded to bring gifts o send
'o the gl't shop of the veterans'
hospital.
DOWIW.ES GIVE PICNIC
FOR SON'S BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Dowdle
enter ained with a picnic sup
->er at their home Tuesday of
>ast week in celebration on the
twelfth birthday anniversary of
their son, Mark. Fourteen young
friends were invited.
home, after several months In
Myrtle Creek, O-e., and the
State of Washington.
The Rev. C. B. Yearean, the
first manager (1911-1914) of
the old Maxwell school, is here
'o spend the winter. Mr. Year
ean. retired Presbyterian minis
ter, came hack East last snrine
after 25 years in Texas. He is
staving at ths old Lee Wal
droop place on Cartoogechaye.
Miss Daisy Caldwell, of Spruce
Pine, and her sister, Miss Irene
Caldwell, who is a ship's nurse,
left Tuesday, after a visit here
wi h Mrs. Esther Freas. Miss
'"?aisv Caldwell formerly was In
F"rankl!n. where she was con
nected with the Farm Security
Administration, now the Farm
Home Administration.
Mrs. A. J. Sutton and small
?on, A. J. Sutton, Jr., of Shreve
port, La., are visiting Mrs. Sut
ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Beshears.
Miss Ann Lyle has returned
home from Brenau college,
Gainesville, Ga., where she at
tended "Rush week".
Bill Hunnicutt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Hunnicutt, is
Improving, following a tonsilec
tomy at Angel hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kav F. Mon
tague returned last Friday from
in eight-day trip to Rale'eh,
ftocky Mount, and Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mrs. Earl Cabe and Mrs.
Ralph Moore visited Mrs. George
Conley, who is a patient at W.
N. C. sanitorium, Black Moun
tain, Sunday.
Mrs. T. J. Johnston has re
turned home from Gainesville,
Ga. She has as her guest her
grandson, Murray Johnston, of
Decatur, Ga., who will spend
several days here before return
ing to Emory university, At
lanta, where he Is a member of
the rising senior c'.ass.
Mrs. Lucy Collier has return
ed to her home from Angel's
hospital, where she was a pa
tient for several weeks.
Ted Cochran, of Flats, spent
the week-end with his brother
Homer Cochran, and family at
he laser's home, Franklin,
Route 1.
Mrs. Fred Hannah has been
in Greenville, S. C., visiting rel
atives. ?
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mann
announce the bir;h of a daugh
ter, Sarah Mae, at Angel hos
pital September 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunni
cutt have announced the birth
of a son, Joseph Ear!y, at Angel
hospital September 11.
REECE'S
USED CAR LOT
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Folks, I've got to sell these
cars because Winter's
coming and 1 can't leave
them out in the coLd.
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1-1942 Willys Jeep $395.00
1-1937 Willys Coupe
1?1934 Chevrolet Sedan
1?1931 Ford "A" Model $95
1 Pace garden tractor with
cultivator, plow, and har
row, going In next ten
days (or 9195.M
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Frank Reece
Don't Buy
GROCERIES
TILL YOU SEE OUR
WONDERFUL VALUES!
CUT UP
Pan Ready
FRYING
CHICKENS
Lb ? 49c
FOP MfNU VAKl?r.
SERVE Ft SH
1 - 3 lb. sizes Spanish
MACKEREL, lb. . 29c
Fine for bakinf or koilinf
Skinless Codfish
FILLETS, lb. . . 31c
King Mackerel
STEAKS, lb. . . 49c
Florida Speckle
TROUT, lb. . . 49c
Medium Green
SHRIMP, lb. . . 49c
Bailed Florida
LOBSTERS, lb. . 55c
Fresh 1 - 3 lb size
FLOUNDER, Pb . 35c
ARGO Y. C. No. 2H can
Peaches . . 25c
Smooth "golden" Flavored?
Ready to Serve, sliced or
halves
ARGO No. 2 can
Sugar Peas . 15c
Tender young peas? full of
garden sweetness
ALASKAN PINK tall cm
Salmon . . .45c
OLD VA. APPLE 2 lb. Jar
Jelly .... 29c
Pure full flavored artl lew
priced ... Healthful far
kiddies.
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The favorite "quality-tender" chicken rushed to our |
stores on refrigerated trucks direct from large selected I
poultry farms. Table dressed means the chicken is dressed I
ind drawn? but, we go one step further in the "quality- I
tender" way? we remove all the inedible? leaving only the I
:hicken ready for the pan? thereby saving you time and I
money.
QUALITY-TENDER VEAL
RIB VEAL
CHOPS, lb. .
PEAL
PATTIES, lb.
69c
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49c
VEAL
BREAST, lb.
LOIN VEAL
CHOPS, ib. .
SHOULDER VEAL
CHOPS, lb. .
SHOULDER VEAL
ROAST, lb.
. 33c
. 79c
49c
.47c
FROZEN^
FRESH '\
PICTSWtET
FROZIN FOODS
We are proud to announce that we are now
stocking "Pictsweet" ? the finest in frozen
foods! We guarantee these frozen foo l items
to be of highest quality and flavor ? and they
are picked and immediately frozen at "the peak
of freshness.,
PICTSWEET '
Strawberries, 12 oz. pkg. . . 35c
LONALD DUCK
Orange Juice, 6 oz. can . . . 27c
Pure concentrated fresh frozen
We carry a complete selection of vegetables
land fruits in the "Pictsweet" frozen food line.
1 ^
Cashmere Bouquet
3 regular cakes
Soap . . .. 23c
Cashmere Bouquet
2 bath cakes
Soap . . . 23c
Woodbury's
3 regular cakes
Soap . . . 24c
Woodbury's
2 bath size
Soap . . . 22c
Dash
2 No. 1 cans
Dog Food . 25c
Ponds
box of 300s? 2 boxes
Tissues . . 49c
Old English
pint cam
Liquid Wax . 59c
Aero
pint oain
No Rub Wax 29c
"VERl-BEST PRODUCE
FRESH GREEN
CROWDER PEAS
2 - 17c
EXTRA FANCY DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS
APPLES, 2 lb. ...... 19c
CRISP GREEN MOUNTAIN
CABBAGE, 3 lbs 19c
SWEET JUICY BOSC
PEARS, 3 lbs 21c
SUGARY SWEET CAROLINA
YAMS, 3 lbs. ....... 25c
U. S. NO. I IRISH
POTATOES, 10 lb. bag . . . 41c
CALIFORNIA FLAME TOKAY
GRAPES, 2 lbs. ...... 23c
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