CANTATA DRAWS
CAPACITY HOUSE
?Continued Fran P?<e On#
W. Mendenhall, Mrs. Nell Johns
ton, Phil McCollum, and Mrs.
E. C. Harmon.
"The First Christmas Carol",
a duet by Miss Prances Barr
and Mrs. Harmon.
"Star In the Eastern Sky", by
Richard Sloan, soloist, and a
quartet made up o I Mrs. Har
o'd T. Sloan, Mrs. Margaret
Cooper, Mr. McCollum, and Mr.
Mendenhall.
."Song of the Morning", by the
choir.
"To Bethlehem Draw Near",
women's chorus, men's chorus,
and the entire choir.
-?"Pastoral Symphony", organ
sQlo.
"Let Heaven and Nature Sing",
choir.
. "The Lullabye Hymn", by
Miss Carolina Nothstein, soloist,
and a quartet made up of Mr.
Mendenhall, Mrs. Gilmer Craw
ford, Miss Libby Murray, and
M^. Sloan.
"The Music of the Bells", the
choir, with Miss Esther Wallace
as soloist.
' "March of the Magi", men's
chorus and choir.
?' "Hellelujah", choir.
"The Music of Bethlehem",
(jhiolr.
Mr. Murray pronounced the
benediction.
Sopranos: Mrs. E. C. Harmon,
Mrs. Hylda Shepherd, Mrs. Roy
F. .Cunningham, Miss Esther
Wallace, Mrs. Giim# L. Craw
ford, Miss Carolyn Nothstein,
Mrs. Margaret M." Cooper, Mrs.
C. N. Dowdle, Miss Nancy Jane
McCollum, Miss Joan Wilhlde,
Miss Betty Lou Constance, Miss
Becky Murray, and Miss Wilma
Renshaw.
Altos: Miss Julia Hunnicutt,
Miss Frances Barr, Miss Caro
line Crawford, Mrs. A. A. Bailey,
Miss Libby Murray, Mrs. Harold
T. Sloan, and Mrs. Neil Johns
ton.
Tenors: Phil McCollum and
Richard Sloan.
Basses: The Rev. Hoyt Evans,
Robert Dowdle, Bryan Hurst,
and S. W. Mendenhall.
Next Week'? Press
To Reach Readers
Saturday Morning
Next week's issue of The
Press will reach Macon Coun
ty readers Saturday morning,
instead of Thursday.
As previous'y announced,
Press employes will take their
annual one-week Christmas
vacation starting this morn
ing and continuing thiough
nex Wednesday. Machines in
The Press' mechanical de
par men' will start moving
ago n next Thursday morning,
and next week's issue will be
put in V" post office here
Friday night.
Advertising and news dead
lines, accordingly, will be
moved up 48 hours for next
week's paper.
BUSINESS
Making
NEWS
Continued From Editorial Page
Canners $13.50 to $14.50
Heifers:.
Medium $19.50
Calves *
Fat $30.00 to $32.50
Medium $28.00 to $30.00
Culls $25.00 to $27.00
8 ocker, good $22.00 to $24.00
Stocker, fair $18.00 to $21.50
Good $23.00 to $24.25
Medium $21.50 to $22.50
Fair $20.00 to $21.00
Hogs:
Top $18.50
44 Artlbctedi ^
As Commhteemeti
For PMA In lISl
? Ctotinued Prom Pare One
ter, regular member.
Millshoal : Robert Taylor,
chairman, A. O. Kinslartd, vice
chairman, Luther Young, regu
lar member.
Cartoogechaye: W. M. Byrd,
chairman, Eugene Crawford,
vice-chairman, W. M. Dai
ry m pie, regular member.
Ellijay: Raleigh Gibson, chair
man, W. P. Peek, vice-chair
man, P. N. Moses, regular mem
ber.
Sugarfork: Mrs. Fay Mash
burn, chairman, Everett Mash
burn, vice-chairman, Brisco
Dills, regular member.
Highlands: Thomas Wright,
chairman, Richard Zoellner,
vice-chairman, Talt Henry, reg
ular member.
Flats: Jim Fisher, chairman,
Frank Dryman, vice-chairman,
Frank MlUer, regular member.
Smithbridge: Miller Norris,
chairman, Grady Wiggins, vice
chairman, Zeb Pangle, regular
member. .
Nantahala: J. R. Shields,
chairman, S. T. Tramel, vice
chairman, Cline Evans, regular
member.
Burningtown: E. B. Byrd;
chairman, L. P. Roper, vice
chairman, W. R. Parrish, regular
member.
Cowee: Carr Bryson, chair
man, Harley Shepherd, vice
chairman, Theodore Raby, regu
lar member.
450 ATTEND
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Mark Dowdle ? sang "We Three
Kings".
A boys' choir, from the third,
fourth, and fifth grades, in
choir robes, pave the next four
selections. "O Little Town of
Bethlehem", "Come All Ye
Faithful", "Silent Night", and
"Ange's We have Heard on
High".
Concluding the program was
a group of songs by First
traders Wayne Seabrook, Sara
Lee Bryson, Wanda Bailey,
Martha Angel, and Lynn West.
They sang ''Cowboy Song",
"Rudolph the Red-nosed Rein
deer", "Here Comes Santa
Claus", and "Up to the House
top".
Mrs. Allen Siler, president of
the association, presided.
Following the program, a so
cial hour was held. '
READY TO MARK
? Continued From Pace One
invading Macon County chim
neys.
In Highlands, a 25-voice
chorus from the Presbyterian
and Methodist church choirs
will present Handel's Massiah"
at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening at 7 o'clock.
Christmas festivi ies at the
Highlands Baptist church will
begin at 6:30 Saturday night
with a Christmas party for the
children and a carol sing. At 8
Sunday night, "The Faithful
Pioneer," a Christmas play, will
be given at the church.
The Highlands Methodist
church. Chris. mas tree and
treat festivities are set for Sat
urday evening from 7 to 8
o'clock.
Truck Driver Takes
Nap, Engine Running,
la Overcome By Fumes
C. E. Nix, an Atlanta, Ga.,
ruck triver, was admitted to
Angel clinic about 6 a. m. Sun
day morning and treated for
carbon monoxide poisoning, aft
er another truck driver found
him unconscious in the cab of
a truck parked on the Jackson
County side of Cowee mountain.
Brieve It or Not
Plenty of
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
i
ONLY 75c D02.
CITY MARKET
CHRISTMAS PARTY H&D i
BT WESLIYAN QVtUD ,
The Mary AUittAA Weal^'dln
Service guild held Its anlHtil
Christmas party lUt Thuridfcy
evening at the Slagle Memorial
building, with Mrs. Florence 8.
Sherrill, Mrs. Lucille Johnson,
Mrs. PfAnk Martin, Mrs. Bruce
Palmer, and Miss Mildred Rop
er as associate hostesses.
Christmas greens and deco
rations were used to give the
hall a Christmas atmosphere.
Slides In bolor of the Christ
mm story ware shown toy Mrs
8h?rrlll, while Mrs. Bob Sloan
read the story, accompanied at
the piano by Mr*. Weimar
Jon ee.
Instead of exchanging gifts,
as has been the custom, mem
bers of the Guild brought a
shower of gifts for a worthy
girl who is attending a' nearby
schaol.
Approximately 35 attended.
Guests for the mee'tlng were
I memturi of Olrelt Mo. I of th?
local Woman's Boclsty of Chris
tian advice, and the W. 0. C. 8.
tjVne chairman, Mrs. Fred M.
Personal Mention
Mlf ; imogene Land rum, of
Newpjrt News, Va., has arrived
home to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Mr.' and Mrs. B. L. McGlam
ery and children have re urn
td home frott l two wmIo* w*
cation at Fort Pierce,
Nat Oenne t, prominent Aihe
vllle lumberman, rlslted friends
and relatives here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Angel,
who are spending some time In
Brevard, were home last week
end.
Mrs. A. B. Outlaw has gone
to Athens, Oa., to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Clyde Pitts, student at the
University of Tennessee, is
h?r*e ud M?.hw&# rttrf Mi
have home tor Chris mu ths*
daughter, Mlaa Trine** rurr,
who teaches at chapel Hill High
school, their son, James Purr,
student at the University In
Chapel HU1, and another daugh
ter, Miss Catherine Purr, stu
dent at Woman's college,
Greensboro.
"I saw It advertised
in The Press."
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After Christmas
Scramble J
Starts T uesday Morning, Dec. 26
Remember the Date! ... Be Here Early!
? 1
SALE of DISHES
THOUSANDS OF PIECES
i
V " V
Cups, Saucers, Plates, Fruic Bowls,
Platters, Creams, Sugars, Sauceboats,
Utility Bowk, Pickles, Soups, and
many others.
Be sure to see this beautiful collection TO
of dinnerware . . . save on every piece ?
you buy.
On sale in the basement store,
%
Tuesday Morning, Dec. 26.
5c
25c
MEN'S
WINTER WT.
UNION SUITS
36 TO 46
.$1.98
OPEN TILL 9:00 P. M.
Friday Night, Dec. 22
FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE
WE CLOSE SATURDAY, DEC. 23 AT 6 P. M.
tl]
MEN'S
VERY HEAVY
SWEAT SHIRTS
ALL SIZES
$1.48
VERY SPECIAL SALE!
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OF
PHILIPPINE HAND MADE
INFANTS WEAR
Hundreds and hundreds of plsczr. o;
fine Philippine hand made clothing
for the baby. Values here to $2.95 and
all on sale at one low price. Be here
early. See for yourself what great
values!
Dresses, Gowns, Creepers, Embroider
ed Slips, Pillow Tops, Bibs, Simsuits,
Scalloped Diaper Shirts, Lace Edge
Shirts, Pinafores, Boxer Shorts.
$1 17
j . twice as much beauty
v2 PRICE- ...for a dollar!
unec '200 JAR
$400
400
rn pirns t.ix
ONCE-A-YEAR SALE...
LIMITED TIMEI
C?I*M OF ?0???
l|*NSlNO crea^
fDeretW'l ItWa
yCR?AM OF ROSES CLEANSING CREAM
There's a rosy future for skins encrusted to this petal
perfumed, petal-hued cream! It removes make-up
quickly? leaves your complexion beautifully dean
soft as rose petals! Get. a supply? and see!
? save a dollar a far. ..NOW!
BELK'S DEPT. STORE
FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA