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? Highlands Highlights MRS. H. O. STORY DEBOWE-BEAL WEDDING IS ANNOUNCED HERE Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Eliza beth June DeBowe to Robert J. Beal on August 20. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William DeBowe, o f Rockfard, 111. Mr. Beal is the son of Mrs. Ruth L. Beal, of Highlands. He served six years with the U. S. Navy before being given a med ical discharge in January of this year. Mr. and Mrs. Beal are making their home in San Diego, Calif. I Personal Mention I Victor Smith, who is associat ed with the, Atlanta Civic the atre of the Atlanta Opera com pany, and with the Herschel Harrington Scenic studios, spent the week-end with Colonel and Mrs. Eliot Cazlarc and other Highlands relatives. Mrs. Byron Srmonson, of Palm Beach, Fla., is visiting her mother, Mrs. George N. Moore, at her home on Mirror lake. Miss Dawn Simonson Is touring Europe this fall and Is expected to .return to her home, "Seven Acres", in Highlands in late October. A group of students from Wesleyan college were up the past week-end on a field trip with their instructor, Miss Bruce Flanders. Dr. Thelma Howell, also of Wesleyan college, was here for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. F. t. Lowndes axe occupying Miss Sara Gil der's cottage on Satulah road this winter. Mrs. Lowndes is a teacher in the Highlands school. Louis E. Potts was a recent guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Potts. He is sports editor for the Dally Star in Shelbv. Mrs. Ernest Smith and her mother, MiS. Swain, of Sara sota, Fla., who have spent the past two weeks at the former's summer home, are remaining | through this week for the height of the autumn coloring. Miss Alice Inman has closed her sweater shop and with her sister, Mrs. Howard M. Smith, has returned to Winter Haven, Fla., for the winter. Miss Eva G. Cleaveland spent | NOW OPEN Monday, Wednesday, Fri day, and Saturday Nights HELEN'S BARN HIGHLANDS, N. C. last week In Franklin, where she was the guest of her neph ew, W. A. Hays, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. And erson and family had as week end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Hall and daughter, Miss Joanna Hall, of Atlanta, Oa., who came up for the autumn coloring. After a six months' stay at "Western Fields", their summer estate on the Dillard road, Mr. and Mrs. Westervelt Terhune returned Tuesday to their home in New Orleans, La., for the winter. Iotla Cpl. Lee Campbell, of Fort Campbell, Ky., visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lesley 'Campbell, over the week-end. He was accompanied on his re turn to Fort Campbell by his wife, the former Miss Inez Mc Reynolds, who has been spend ing several weeks with his par ents. v Mr. and Mrs. Charles South erlin and small daughter, of Greer, S. C., visited Mrs. South erlin's sister, Miss Carlien Chil ders, over the week-end. Mrs. Southerlin is the former Miss Betty Childers. Pvt. Edwin Guyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Guyer, is now taking his basic training with the army in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wild and children, of Covington, Ga., are visiting Mrs. Wild's mother, Mrs. Rebecca Roper, and her sister, Mrs. J.ud Duvall, and Mr. Duvall. Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch honored Mrs. Lynch's father, W. T. Fouts, with a birthday dinner Sunday at their home. Clinton Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Campbell, left for Charlotte last Wednesday to enlist in the air force. Mr. and Mr;. J. A. Wild, of Monticello, Ga., are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Sgc. and Mrs. John R. Allen recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Allen. Sgt. Allen has just returned to the states from duty in the Far East. Newest Citizens To .Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moses, of Franklin, a daughter, Shir ley Ann, October 3, at the home. FLAN TO SING SUNDAY The second Sunday singing convention will be held at the Highlands Baptist church at 2 p. m., it has been announced by Carter Henson, president. All singers are invited to attend. ACON'S TARHEEL WILDLIFE SKETCHES QUEER PLANT RELATIONS DO YOU KNOW PlNEAPPLe AND . SPANISH MOSS THAT THE PLANTS IN EACH PAIR OF DRAWINGS ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO EACH OTHER -THEVARE IN THE SAMF BOTANICAL FAMILIES ti/in Dbnaf STPAWBfRHV ano Rose "Xj ? News About People MRS. EMORY HUNNICUTT, Editor ? telephone Jll ASHEVrLLE WOMAN ADDRESSES CLUB Miss Monomia Mac Rae, of Asheville, addressed the Frank lin Garden club on the pro posed Elizabethan garden on Roanoke Island Monday after noon at Panorama court. The Elizabethan theme was used in decorating the tea table. Hostesses were Mrs. Allen Siler, Mrs. T. W. Angel, Jr., and Miss Mary Willis. MRS. RODGERS IS FETED AT DINNER Mrs. J. W. Rodgers has re turned to her home in Louis ville, Ky., after spending sever al days with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Cunningham, of Frank lin. While here she was honor ed with a dinner at the home of ,Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fer guson, of Holly Springs. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mauney, of Charlotte, Mr. and MEATS U.S. Good Tenderized Round Steak, lb. 8^ Bucket Veal Steaks, lb. . . . 89c Pork tSpare Ribs, lb 35c Lion Cut* Pork Chops, lb. . 65c All Port Sausage, lb. . . 45c Fresh Ground Beef, lb... . . . 58c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. . . . 49? STAPLES 2 Box 80 Count Diamond Napkins .... 25c Bp.ldwin Special Coffee, lb. . . . 77c Pt. Jar Dukes Mayonnaise . . 37c 3 Box Perk Soap Powders .... 65c 3 Lbs. Armours Shortening . . 59c Post Toastie 1 Box Sugar Crisp and 1 hg. Post Toastie 07? Both for Deal 125 Ft. Cut-Rite Wax Paper . . 25c Baldwins Market MEATS --- GROCERIES : Mrs. Hoyt Bryant and sons, of Culberson, and Mrs. Stella , 1 Mashburn and Mr. and Mrs ! Frank Cunningham, of Frank lin. Mrs. Rodgers Is the daugh ter of the late Brixton Mash ? burn. Personal Me avion I Mrs. Floyd Jacobs has return I ed to her home in Franklin after attending the wedding of her son, Cpl. Kenneth Jacobs, in New Hampton, Iowa. She also spent some time with her 'other son, Floyd, Jr.. and his family in Pontiac. Mich. Mrs. Charles Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank cunning ham spent Monday In Waynes ville with Mrs. Cunningham's sister, Mrs. A. E. Bishop, who has been ill. tyrs. L. H. Page left Wednes day! for Boston, .Mass., where she will attend the wedding of her niece. Miss Beatrice Dav enport, to John Moore, of To ronto, Canada, on October 18. Mr. Page will join her next week and on November 1 they will start on a cruise of the West Indies They will be away several months. Mrs. George Lichtenstein and Miss Tillie Kapletz, of Detroit. Mich., are the guests of ,Mr. and .Mrs. R. G. Lichtenstein and Mrs. Louis Hirsch. Mr. and Mrs Harry Cody, of Babson Park, Fla , were week- j end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Flamen Ball. Miss Helen Freas, of Lock port, N. Y., is visiting her mother. Mrs. H E. Freas Pvt. Jack Gibson, stationed with the army at Fort Lee, Va., spent*, Sunday with his moth f i er, Mrs. Josie Gibson, of Frank I lin, Route 4. I [ ?Mrs. Sam Alexander, of Swan- i ! nanoa, spent the week-end with j her mother, Mrs. Gus Leach. 1 Mrs. Charles Blaine is visit- ' j ing her son and daughter-in- ; ! law, Mr. and Mrs Bill Blaine, j in Swancanoa. , . _ , ? - THE SICK ... Miss Alma Ledford, who was injured in an automobile acci- ; : dent in South Carolina recent j iy. is reported improving at Angel clinic. She suffered a chest injury. Edison Ammons, of Ellijay, is under treatment at Angel clinic for a broken back. Junior McDowell, of Tryphosa, was admitted to Angel clinic Friday night for treatment of head injuries and a dislocated ankle, suffered earlier in an automobile wreck on the Geor gia road. Anies Cabe, of Iotla, is under treatment at Angel clinic for an axe wound in the knee. Mrs. Norman Angel, of Frank lin, underwent an operation at Angel clinic Saturday and is re ported improving. Mrs. Elmer McClure, of Frank lin, Route 1, has returned home after 10 days in C. J. Harris Memorial hospital. Sylva. Mrs. Robert Tallent, of Frank lin, Route 1, was admitted to C. J. Harris Memorial hospital, Sylva, for treatment Saturday. RALLY PLANNED A political rally will be held at thp Cowee school Friday night at 8 o'clock In addition to discussion of plans to "get out the vote", there will be a short address by T. D. Bryson, solicitor for this district. The meeting is being sponsored by the Cowee Young Democratic club I If you are . . . Connected with the Siler Family A student of genealogy Interested in the early history of Macon County . . . Tou'U want a oopy of the new book on the Siler Family "The Family of Weimar Siler 1755 - 1831" By Leona Cornelia Bryaon Porter 115 pages of text ? 52 page* of genealogy Exhaustively indexed I. Price, $3, postpaid Distributed by The Franklin Press Highlands Plans Second Meeting To Discuss The Proposed Community Club n ir-ijijii'a meeting lj cauea ior 7:30 tonight (Thursday) in the Highlands municipal auditorium to further discuss plans and appoint supervisory committees for the proposed community club, if enough interest is shown to make such a club ' I worthwhile, Sid Carter, cham- ' \ ber of Commerce president, I j said. Mr. Carter explained that 1 j the purpose ot the clu'o is to ; provide a social evening each j week where every one can meet ana piay games ana visit witn each other. Twenty-five persons . attended last week's meeting (or discus sion and plans (or such a club during the winter months. After the meeting an evening of games was enjoyed In the town recreation center and refresh ments were served. Mr. Carter stressed the fact that should such a club be formed, he hoped one evening a week could be designated as children's night, under respon sible leadership. Hart Takes Over Highlands Church The Rev. Robert Miller Hart has begun his duties as new | pastor of the Highlands Presby terian church. A graduate of Davidson col- , lege and Columbia Theological I seminary, Mr. Hart supplied the ( Villa Rica and Austell churches 1 near Decatur, Ga., while a stu dent at Columbia, and was in- : stalled as pastor there in 1946 He has been pastor of the Childersburg and Unity churches in Alabama since April 1948, and resigned this pastorate to accept the call to the High- j lands church, which has a membership of 70, and a sum- I mer congregation of more than i twice that number. Mr. Hart is making his home in the manse on Fifth street, which was renovated and re decorated for his coming. The Weather The week's temperatures and rainfall, as recorded in Franklin by Manjoa Stiles, LT. 5. weather observer, and at the Cow?eta H ydbrologi c Laboratory : FRANKLIN Temperatures High Low Rain Wednesday . 84 49 Thursday 80 47 Friday 68 34 Saturday 74 31 Sunday 79 38 Monday 78 39 Tuesday 70 48 .13 COWEETA Temperatures High Low Rain Wednesday 82 44 Thursday 79 42 Friday 70 37 Saturday 71 27 Sunday 77 35 Monday 77 38 Tuesday 70 46 .02 Wednesday 48 .09 gTVir y rriTr :r"~-^"~ J Coffee perked in PYREXrias^Tbller! k WAKE PYREX Percolator ^rj d s PYREX Percolators take all the guesswork out of coffee-making! Watch the coffee perk till the color tells you the strength is just right. 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