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Mostly About Us CaatiMsd n iiwi Editorial hit other foot. If you will take eith er ot the drives I have men tioned or go Into many other oommunltles In Macon County I am sure you can see what I mean. Mothers Honored By OES Chapter The reglSar meeting of High lands Chapter No. 284. Order of the Eastern Star, tmtured a tribute to v lotting mothers and mothers wtio are member* of i the chapter In the Mother'* Day Program pat on by the program committee of the month. A corsage was presented to each of the mothers. Mrs. Blolse O. Potts, worthy matron presided. The hostess committee In charge of the program and re freshments was composed of Mrs. Octla Phillips, chairman, Mrs. Pearl Crowe, Mrs. Agnes Calloway, and Mrs. Hasel Ed wards. A profusion of spring flowers decorated the Masonic Hall, where the meeting was held. F? wilni i ? ?t BDSsmnBg ggmsgfc^ U.S.S. COLLET DD 730 Commissioned m w* jmi COLLET WAS SOON wVxE THICK OF WORLD WAR H. ?IGHT1NG ON THE ROM) TO JMMN ML THROUGH THE REST OF WORLD WAR II , SH? SAILED THROUGH HEAVY ENEMY RESIS TANCE AND TYPHOONS K> SINK A SUBMARINE OFF OKINAWA. OITM OTHER SW 9FH? wwrnMraaaloMf A NKMT ANT1- MNPPMG T mm* y In NORIA. DURING TWI BOMBABPMtWT Qf INCHON.I SHE TOOK SIX MMIri SHE STILL SERVES? NOW AS FIAGSMP OF A MINE? SWEEPING FORCE CLEARING MINES M KOREAN WATERS. 1 TRADE DAHGER ( FOR SAFETY \ Your Old Tires are Worth More on DoTi rt$(ONt TIRES Guaranteed NEW TRIADS ? <">3 I mm , v t wot J De Luxe Champion Passenger Tires ' De Luxe Champion White Sidewalls 1ES' Champion Passenger Tires p V TRI Champion Heavy Duty TRUCK TIRES , rWf Miss V'" Here's Your Chance to Save $$$$.... We'll Buy All the Unused Mileage in Your Old Tires , i fijpMMMfi EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN v >. W t ? We'll Install Your New Tires FREE! ?UUai BURRELL MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. PHONE 123 FRANKLIN. N. C Wanderin' In Wests Mill Mr and Mrs. Everett Raby and family have moved to Candler. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers, ot Bryson City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thad C. Bryson and fam ily recently. Mrs. J. R. Holhrook spent a re cent week-end with her daugh ter, Mrs. Harry West, and Mr. West in Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. George Byrd and daughter, Janie, visited rel atives in Damascus, Ga., re cently. i Mrs. Rudolph Carter, of Pon tiac, Mich., spent last week vis iting relatives here. Miss Edith Hurst has return- [ ed to Newport News, Va., where she will work. Pvt. R. D. Queen, of Port ! Lee, Va., spent the week-end | with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Derrell Queen. Charlie Scruggs and daughter, Anne, of Canton, and Miss ! Nelle Scruggs, of Chattanooga. Tenn., visited Mr. and Mrs. Thad C. Bryson over the week end. Mrs. John H. Dalton visited the following relatives this past week: her daughter, Mrs. Frank Holbrook and family and Mrs. Ralph Shelton and family in Asheville, her niece, Mrs. Frank Queen and family, in Canton, and Mrs. Frank Reed, in Swan nanoa. Mrs. James Holbrook spent the week-end with her daugh ter, Mrs. H. H. West, and Mr. West. Miss Josephine Dalton, stu dent at Western Carolina State College, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. George Potts, of Aiken, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brookshire and daughter had Mother's Day dinner with Mr. Potts' mother, Mrs. Cora Potts, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sorrells and daughter, Carlene. Mrs. Loy Parrish and daugh ter, Linda, are visiting relatives in Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Thad C. Bry son visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers in Bryson City recently. Miss Lou Ann Gibson, student at Western Carolina State Col lege, Cullowhee, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson. A prayer service was held at the home of the Rev. Frank Wykle last Sunday. Gneiss By MRS. F. E. MASHBURN My! We are thankful for the timely rain that has fallen after the long, cold, dry weather. White oak leaves are now as big as squirrel's ears ? time to get corn planted, old settlers would say. We are so glad Mrs. Gertrude Strain and her sister, Miss Mollie Trantham, have cofne to her home on Walnut Creek from their home in Jefferson City, Tenn. Mrs. Cora Mashburn and granddaughter. Linda Mash burn, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ennie Mashburn and sons, Ron nie and Terry, to Fletcher re cently to see Mr. and Mrs. For i rest Jones. | On the first Sunday in May, ; in the afternoon, excellent sing 1 ers from Macon and Jackson counties, met at the Walnut Creek Baptist Church and sang j many very beautiful songs. Miss i June McCoy, of Sylva. was the i pianist. Mrs. Mattie Keener and small [ daughters. Vian and Janice, and 1 Mrs, W. A Keener visited in Franklin recently. Cartoogechaye Shrub Exchange Slated May 19 By MRS. E. REX ANDRIS (Community Reporter > A shrub exchange lor yard improvement has been planned in the Cartoogechaye com munity and the starting date has been set at May 19. On Tuesday night of last j week, the community organiza- ' tion met and it was decided to j meet every week until all plans | are formulated for the rural community contest. In the fu ture we will have a short busi ness meeting and devote the rest of the time to discussions, speakers, and pictures of im provement to property. The meeting time has been changed to 8 o'clock. A hat was passed at the meeting for funds to get the Ways and Means committee off to a good start. Vinson's Sister Dies April 12 In Washington Mrs. Martha Jane Knight, a sister of J. J. Vinson, of Scaly, died April 12 at the age of 95 In Yakima. Wash. She was a native of Jackson County and [ had lived in Yakima for 41 | years. Services were held April j 15. Other survivors include a ] daughter and five sons. Mr and Mrs. Everett Rabjr and family have moved to Can ton. O. F. Bummer, who recently was appointed to the Highland* district school committee, de clined the appointment. As the board members now stand they are Dr. C E Mitchell, Thomas C. Harbison, and A. B. Potts. For the Best in HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE The Blue Cross Plan See or Call MRS. E. J. CARPENTER Room 18 ? Bank of Franklin Bldg. Residence Phone 361 / Representing Hosimal Care Association r ?f Durham, N. C. REEVES HARDWARE Money Saving Buys 5 V GALVANIZED ROOFING 6-8-10- and 12 ft. lengths ? ? ? CEMENT MORTAR MIX ROOFING ? ? ? "See Our Prices Before You Buy" REEVES HARDWARE CO. Phone 113 Franklin, N. C. GRADUATES tt'sta ELGIN THE HfAW THAT NEVER BREAKS! j fatfate Jamison, Jewelers Franklin, N. C. SEEDS Soy Bean Seed Tendergreen Seed Beans Millet Seed GALVANIZED ROOFING BARBED WIRE Home-grown Sweet Potato Plants BROWN & CARSON Phone 297 Franklin, N. C. '
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