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MRS. H. CABE HEADS SOCIETY Mrs. H. W Cabe was elected president of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service of the Franklin Methodist Church at a meeting of the society held at Mrs Cabe's home Thursday afternoon. Other officers elected for the new year were Mrs. Allen Siler, vice-president: Mrs. Zeb Con ley, recording secretary; Mrs. Gilmer A. Jones, promotion sec retary; and Mrs Earl Harmon, treasurer. Secretaries elected were Mrs. Roy F. Cunningham, missionary education; Mrs. C. E. Murray, Christian social relations; Mrs. W. A. Rogers, local church ac tivities; Mrs. Gilmer L. Craw ford, student work; .Mrs. Roy Biddle, youth work; Mrs. R. S. Jones, children's work; Mrs. R. FRANKLIN DRIVE-IN THEATRE STARTING TIME? 7 O'CLOCK THURS.FRI. MARCH 11-12 ! "ANNIE OAKLEY" Barbara Stanwyck SAT., MARCH 13 Double Feature "TRIGGER TRAIL" Rod Cameron . Also "EXPERIMENT ALCATRAZ" John Howard F. Hemphill, literature; Mrs. P. F. Callahan, spiritual life; Mrs. W. W. Sloan. Sr.. supplies; and Mrs. C. N. Dowdle, status of women. Miss Laura M. Jonea, presi dent, presided. Mrs. Frank Star rette gave the devotional and Mrs. Orover Schafer was in charge of the program. During the social hour, the hostesses, Mrs. Cabe and Mrs. C. N. Dowdle, served refresh ments. East Franklin P.T.A. To Talk School Clinic A pre-school clinic scheduled April 7 will be discussed by members of the East Franklin P. T. A. tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock, it has been an nounced. Mrs. Frank Shope, public health nurse, will explain the pre-school program and will outline how the clinic is to be conducted. A program also is planned by the primary children of the school. Mrs. Teague, Native Of England, To Speak To Cowee Organization At a meeting of the Cowee P. T. A. tonight (Thursday), Mrs. Rafe Teague, of Franklin, a native of England, will speak on the customs of her native country. Also planned as a feature Is a concert by the rhythm bands of Mrs. Lillie Moody and Mrs. Thelma Dalton. The meeting Is set for 7:30 o'clock. MEETING POSTPONED The regular meeting of the Otto P. T. A., slated for March 18, has been postponed to March 25, President Harry Roberson announced this week. SPRING IS IN THE AIR ? You want a good dependable car for the trips you have been planning all winter. See our selection and choose the car you like. The cair and the price will be right when you trade with us. Dependability is our slogan. ? CONLEY MOTOR COMPANY Sales Service Phone 69 Franklin, N. C. SERVICE GUILD SETS MEETING HERE TONIGHT The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Franklin Methodist Church will meet tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. E. G. Crawford at her home on Rogers Hill. Mrs. Hunt er Calloway, Mrs. W. G. Hall, and Mrs. C. S. Brown will be co-hostesses. Mrs. Lawrence Patton, presi dent, will preside. Mrs. Victor H. Perry, vice president and program chair man, wil] have charge of the program. AUXILIARY HOLDS MEET TO DISCUSS BAKE SALE The St. Agnes Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church met at the home of Mrs. Allan Brooks Monday afternoon. Fourteen members were present. Mrs. S. H. Lyle, president, presided. Plans for the -regular monthly bake sale were dis cussed. This sale will be held I at the Children's Shop tomor- ] row (Friday). FACE LIFTING The hall of the county court house Is having a face lifting this week. Painters are giving the 73-year-old structure a white paint once-over. RUMMAGE SALE SLATED The M.Y.F. of the Mt. Zlon ! Methodist Church will hold rummage sale on the square I Saturday morning, March 13, It | has been announced. BENEFIT BUNCO PARTY A benefit bunco party, spon sored by the American Legion Auxiliary, will be given at Kelly's Inn tomorrow (Friday) night at 8 o'clock, it has been an nounced. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. PAXTON The Highlands Bridge Club met Tuesday, March 2, at the Paxton House with Mrs. Pax ton as hostess for luncheon and bridge. Miss Kate Jungerman was high score and Miss Sarah. | Gilder won bridge prize. MISS SUE HOPPER .MARRIES WILSON . Miss Sue Elaine Hopper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hopper, was married to Morris Woodrow Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H .N. Wilson, of Highlands, in a ceremony at Walhalla, S. C., on March 3. The bride was attired In a suit of gray, gold, and white with black accessories. The couple was accompanied to Walhalla by Kathleen Rog ers, Neville Wilson, brother of the groom, and Mrs. Duane Wilson, sister-in-law of the groom. After a wedding trip through the south, Mrs. Wilson will con tinue her studies as a senior at Highlands High School, Mr. Wil son left Monday for the United States Army. ' THE SICK Mrs. J. R. Ray, of Nanfcahala, Is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clint May. CARD OF THANKS We wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the kind ness and sympathy shown us at the death of our wife and mother, Mrs. George Brendle. The Family. Macou: THEATRE IV NIGHT SHOW 7 AND t SAT. 18 NOON CONTINUOUS SUN. MAT. 2:30; NITE 9:M THL'RS., MARCH 11 "FORBIDDEN" Tony Curtis Also Color Cartoon FRI.-SAT., MAR. 12-13 Double Feature "ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY" . Gene Autry Also "MAN ON A TIGHT ROPE" Also Color Cartoon SUN.-MON., MAR. 14-15 "EASY TO LOVE" i In Technicolor |Esther Williams- Van Johnson Also News ? Cartoon TUES.-WED., MAR. 16-17 "THY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE" Cleo Moore Also News ? Cartoon MEN'S SUITS Made of the New Wrinkle Proof Wonder Material ORLON Truly the all purpose suit. It has been pre dicted that more than half of all the men's suits sold this year will be of this new material. Skipper Blue, Tan $35.00 ? LADIES' SUITS All Wool, Wool and Rayon, Rayon Acetate, in cluding the famous Sacony Suits of Palsn Beach cloth. $10.95 to $25.01 MAIN FLOOR An Invitation To All The Ladies The 1954 Easter clothes are arriving daily. Hats, suits, dresses, blouses that are exciting to look at and more exciting to wear. 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Get one for the front door and one for the back. Pays back its cost many times in a clean floor. $1.00 BASEMENT Complete Stock of Patterns SIMPLICITY ... BUTTERICK PAINT Columbia oil base house and flat paint. Also porch and deck enamel. Ask your neighbors. They are use ling it and saving money every day. $1.98 gal. 9 x 12 ft. LINOLEUM RUGS Another shipment of 1M. This time the patterns are so Af ferent. If you are not pleased with your rug when you get home just roll it up and return to us for another rug or your money back. Irregulars of the $7.96 quality. $4.59 BASEMENT COTTON BATTS Large Size Pilot full quilt size and very popu lar with our customers. There is plenty here now. Get yours today in Belk's Basement. $1.00 BASEMENT CLUB WE E K MEN'S OVERALLS Red Camel Compare at any price. 8 oz. sus pender back, wide legs, wide sus penders. The quality we are really proud of, and you can buy them only at Belk's. $2.79 BASEMENT
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