Combat Cargo, Korea: Studying a map of nearby terrain (n preparation for a 3I5th Air Division (combat cargo) airdrop 6f the 187th Regimental Combat team, these men go over the pro posed site of the airdrop. (L to It) 2nd Lt. Carol Johns, of Macon, IIL, pilot; ,S/Sgt- Eddie Trent, Somersert, Pa., radio operator; and ?A/Sc Leslie P. Walker, of Franklin, radio operator. The U. S. Air force C-119 Flying Boxcars of the 403 Troop Carrier wing took part in the four-day maneuver, one of the most successful of the Korean war. (U.S.A.F. Photo). I I Scout Lewis Cabe Passes For Eagle Rank; Awards Presented 3 By Murray Lewis Cabe, of Franklin, Troop 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cabe, was passed for advance ment to the rank of Eagle Scout at a Smoky Mountain District Court of Honor Friday night at the First Methodist church. He will be elevattd to Eagle ? the highest rank in scouting ? at the district's December court of honor. The Rev. C. E. Murray, Meth odist minister here, recognized three local Boy Scouts at his Sunday morning service and presented them "God and Coun try" awards for outstanding work under the supervision of their pastor for a year. The three were Lewis Cabe, Tommy Gnuse, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gnuse, and Ben Ed wards. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards. An estimated 100 persons at tended the court of honor. Conservation District Plans Election To Select Member Of Three-Man Board In December A man to serve on the three- , man board of the Macon Coun ty Soil Conservation district will be selected in an election the week of December 1 to 6, E. J. Bradley, secretary, has announced. J. S. Gray, of the Riverside community, and Frank Am nions, of the Clark's Chapel community, have been nomi nated for the post, which is for ( a term of three years. The winner will succeed Owen l Ammons, of Franklin, Route 4. . The other members of the , three-man board are E. J. Brad- , ley and Milton Fouts. During the election week bal- , lot boxes will be placed in feed J and fertilizer stores through- ! out the county and at the Agrl- , cultural building In Franklin, , Mr. Bradley said. , SINGERS COMING HERE ! A group of singers from the 1 Andrews Free Will Baptist I Church will sing In downtown 1 Franklin Saturday afternoon at i 2 o'clock, it has been announc ed. In the event of bad weath- ' er, they will move to the court- i house, it was said. i Thanksgiving Reading Marks P. T. A. Meeting The reading of a Thanksgiv ing worship service by the Rev. D. E. Murray, Franklin Metho dist minister, marked the pro gram of the Franklin Parent Teacher Association, at Its No vember meeting Monday night at the school. Mrs. Bill Phillips, member ship chairman, reported 256 persons have joined to date, and asked all parents of chil dren in the Franklin school who have not already done so to send their 25-cent mebiber ihip fees to her or to their children's teachers. Mrs. Pearl Hunter's room won the prize tor obtaining the 'largest num ber of members'" during the irive, she announced. Mrs. John Bulgin, Parent reacher Magazine chairman, | isked persons who wish to sub- ] icrlbe to get In touch with her | Ah\s viau WlKS/ -fe. ? FREE! FREE! % A large Live Turkey will be given away FREE at 9:00 p. m., Friday Nite, Nov. 21 at our store. Nothing to buy ... just register and be present. Also, special FREE Gift for all children accompanied by parents. OPEN FRIDAY N1TE TILL 9:00 p m FOR BENEFIT OF THOSE WHO WORK LATE (See Toyland While Selections are Good) Bicycle Full Size Exactly as Shown $44.25 KIDS! Fri. and Sat. Sale Reg. $6.49 Train Set Bell rings and sparks shoot in Mechanical Engine. Only $5.97 ? Games ? Dolls ? Baby Beds ? Guns ? Carriages ? Tool Chests ? Pianos And Many, Many Others ! MOM, DAD AND KIDDIES, A LARGE NUMBER OF OUR FRIENDS, YOURS TOO, ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR LARGE STOCK AND EARLY LAY AWAY PLAN . . . MEET THEM HERE AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION THIS WEEK! Castelli Tractor All Steel Construction Regular $18.95 Now $14.95 AMERICA'S BEST "Radio Flyer" Balloon Rubber Tires THE FRANKLIN 5 & 10c STORE t-V ..J, or with Mrs. Edgar Angel, pres ident of the association. The subscription price, she pointed out, Is only $1.25 per year. Mrs. Angel announced plans for a (all bazaar, to be held at the Nantahala Power and Light Company building December 6. under the joint sponsorship of the P. T. A. and the grade mothers. MUs Edna Jamison, treasurer, reported a balance of $023.44 In the treasury, most of It raised at the carnival, the family night supper, and from the sale of refreshments at football games. The devotional was conduct ed by Mrs. Pearl. Hunter, and Mrs. Angel presided. Mrs. Woodrow Reeves report ed an attendance of 60 persons. The attendance prizes were won by the rooms of Mrs. Myra 8. Waldroop and Mrs. Lola Klser. be accomplished only In an air tight building. 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E9114 TocJ-l Df?H? - 98c Vinyl plastic. 10W tall. E6900 14" Baby Dail $3.79 Washable, wave -able Saran hair. Ninon frcck. Eyes shut, baby voice. Ironing Be-v i $1.98 All metal. 2JW long. t4Sjj 18" bass drum, snare drum, cymbal, etc. Scholastic Bci^kelball $6.49 Official size and weight. E9142 Crying Yoke ^ Classine Eyes \ 25 B,jnk*t 9 Vi " Newborn 1 TW3H DOUS I l9~ Uife.Ujke Crying $1 98 Newborn BABY DOLL Cooing voices I So real it almost ' /t? d f\Q Washable la- i breathes! Beauti- ? teX. E3II4 | fully outfitted. E31 16 UIIZORD Master WASHER Bvy New and S?v#l Reg. $139.95 $119.95 Here's everything you want in ? washer! For Wiz ard washes a bis t lb. load gently . . . safely. Speedy action drain pump . . . snag-proof agitator . . . H h.p. motor, unu AUTOMATIC WAFFLE IRON ?"*$13.95 Brownness reg ulator. H'*9 Sandwich Grill ?mi Wattle Iran Only $13.95 2 Grid sets. Heat indicator. JIIH Dormeyer FOOD MIXER : $38.50 ? J?ic?r 10 speeds. Portable '.u.xing head. Automatic beater re lease. J I I 7# G-E Mixer $39.95 G-E Irons $9.95 $12.95 Mirrow Matic Automatic i Percolator - $12.95 Presto Cooker 4 qt. $12.95 Bed Lamps $1.75 to $2.95

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