? Highlands
Dr. Satterwhite
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To Speak At Methodist
Church Sunday
? Dr. James P. Satterwhite,
Highlands physician and direc
tor of the Mabel E. Hays clinic,
will speak at the morning wor
ship at 11 o'clock, Sunday morn
ing at the annual Methodist
layman's day service at the
Highlands Methodist church, it
was announced this week by the
pastor, the Rev. Robert E. Early.
Layman's day, the fourth
Sunday of February in the
Methodist church and in many
other evangelical churches, has
long been set aside as a time
when leading laymen of the
churches have the special op
portunity to express for the
laity the vision, the inspiration,
the Christian calling, and the
noble obligation which is sens
ed by those whe usually sit
faithfully in the pew, the pastor
REECE IS HEAD
OF RED CROSS
Is Chosen As Chairman
Of Highlands
Branch
Coleman M. Reese was elect
ed chairman of the Highlands
branch of the Macon County
chapter of the American Red
Cross at the annual meeting
held Friday afternoon.
Miss Sara Gilder was re
elected vice-chairman. Others
reelected include Mrs. W. H.
Cobb, secretary -treasurer; Miss
Dorthea Harbison, chairman
of production, and W. H.
Cobb, chairman of home serv
ice.
At Friday's meeting plans
were made for the annual roll
call early in March.
said.
Interested persons of all de
nominations are invited to hear
Dr. Satterwhite, Mr. Early said.
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Safety I Full automatic centrifugal clutch 4la
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Convenience! Ignition points easily accessible
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EDWARDS-DILLARD HARDWARE
Phone 2775 Highlands, N. C.
13 Men
Attend Presbyterian
Supper Meeting
Thirteen men of the Presby
terian church were present at
the Friday night supper meet
ing in the dining room of the
church. Plans were made at the
meeting for a general clean-up
of the church grounds and the
grounds at the manse.
The men attending the sup
per included Louis A. Edwards,
supper club president, Sidney
McCarty, John H. C. Perry, Hen
ry Wright, M. S. (Bud) Thomp
son, Henry Cleaveland, J. Har
vey Trice, Frank B. Cook, Sid
Carter, M. A. Nelson, Charles
J. Anderson, C. E. Mitchell, and
Tommy Hunt.
Mrs. C. E. Mitchell was sup
per chairman and arranged the
table decorations of hyacinths
and narcissus. Assisting Mrs.
Mitchell with the supper were
Mrs. Sidney Carter, Mrs. Tom
my Hunt, Mrs. Charles J. And
erson, Miss Kathryn Baker and
Miss Dorothea Harbison.
Valentine Fete
Nets $100 For Seniors'
Washington Trip
The Valentine carnival staged
by the junior and senior classes
at ' Highlands High school last
Thursday night netted approxi
mately one hundred dollars.
The money will be added to the
senior class fund for their
spring trip to Washington, D. C.
Cake walks, Bingo, and a re
freshment booth were the main
features of the carnival.
Thirty cakes, decorated in
keeping with the Valentine sea
son, were given for the occa
sion, and the business houses
contributed more than twenty
Bingo prizes.
Can Get Symphony
Memberships Now
At Miss Gilder's
The North Carolina Little
Symphony adult membership
tickets are on sale this week
at Miss Sara Gilder's store,
it has been announced by
Mrs. John H. C. Perry, High
lands membership chairman.
Mrs. Perry said also that Miss
Kathryn Baker is in charge
?of junior membership tick
ets in Highlands school.
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boettler,
of Kent, Ohio, were guests of
i Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Davis last
week, en route home from a
winter in Florida. Mrs. Boettler j
first knew Highlands 35 years {
1 ago when she came here for t
i her health and stayed at High
| lands inn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. !>. Chalker, of
Greenville, S. C., were week-end
guests of Mrs. Chalker's par
ents, Mayor and Mrs. Wilton H.
Cobb, at their home on Satulah
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Burwell Thorn
ton have returned to their
home in Horse Cove after a
several days' stay in Atlanta.
While they were away, Miss
Marion Thornton was the guest
of Miss Mary Lou McCarty.
Mrs. C- Townsend Scanlan
drove over from Asheville far
a week-end visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Prank B. Cook at their
Highlands inn apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Trice
have returned to Thomasville,
Ga., after spending two weeks
here looking after some build
ing being done at their new
place in Cashiers.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robert
son, of Atlanta, were1 among
the week-end visitors in High
lands.
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We have Paints and Varnishes for all types of
work.
We also have a complete stock of Painting
Equipment and Supplies.
May we help you to plan that painting job you've
had in mind but never quite got around to?
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Phone 113 Franklin, N. C.
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modern equipment. Our men know your car from bumper
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their work.
? ...and ift the way we let you know in advance what
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.
If thh It the way you like to have work done, drive your
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is the way to buy repairs and accessories
on convenient monthly payments.
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Phone 123 Franklin, N. C. i
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Roofing
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Doors
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Always Parkins On The Square
Phone 117
Franklin, N. C.
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Some are actual
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$5
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