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Wanderin' In West's Mill
Misses Judy and Rachel Par
rlsh are spending two week*
with relative* In Rockwood,
Tenn.
Mrs. toy Parriah and chil
dren, Tona and Linda, are vis
iting Mr. and Mr*. Harold DU
lard In Sylva for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs John Holhrook
spent the week-end with Mr.
Holbrookes grandmother, Mrs.
John H. Dal ton.
Mrs. Grace M. Tatham and
daughter, Patricia, of Robbins
rllle, visited Mrs. Tatham's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc
Oaha, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mat
lock, of Winston-Salem, visited
relatives and friends here last
Week. |
Mrs M. T. Gales and daugh
ter, Marthanne, and Mrs. Ed
Brogden and son, Mack, spent |
several days in Monroe last
week.
Sfc. and Mrs. Raymond Wo
mack and daughter, of Fort
Jackaon, *8. C., recently visited
Mrs. Womack's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carr Bryaon
Mrs. H. H. West and family,
of Astaevllle, visited her moth
er, Mrs. J. R. Holbrook, last
week.
Miss Emily Sue West, of
Ashevllle, recently visited her
aunt, Mrs. Clant Owens.
Miss Eddls Holbrook, of Wln
ston-Salem, spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. J. ft.
Holbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and
family, of Winston-Salem, re
cently visited Sirs. J. R. Hol
brook.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Franklin
and family, of Sylva, recently
visited their grandmother. Mrs
N A. Carden
S. A CMdcn, of Sylva, la
spending a fa w days with bit
mother, Ida. M. A. Garden, and
his sister, Mrs. Elsie Hunt
Mr. and Mn Harold DUlard
and daughter, Patricia, spent
the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Parriah.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Burton, of
Winston-Salem, recently visited
Mrs. 8. W. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Childers
and family, of Pontiac, Mich.,
spent a recent week with rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mat
lock, of Winston-Salem, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGaha re
cently.
Mrs. Grace Tathem and daugh
ter, Patrlbla, of Robbinsvllle,
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc
Gaha.
Mr.' and Mrs. Johnny Owens
and son, Russell, of Ashevllle,
spent the week-end with his
mother, Mrs. Clara Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. George Byrd
and daughter, Janice, have re
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AKRIVK IN OKINAWA ? M. Set. Zeb F. Pantfe, of Franklin,
welcomes Ms wife, Mr*. Marie Pangle, and their children. Sterl
ing (left) and Michael, on their recent antral In Okinawa, where
Set. Pangte is stationed. (U. S. Army Photo.)
turned from a vacation trip in
Ohio and Pontiac, Mich.
Miss Charlotte Darnell, of At
lanta, Ga., spent the week-end
with her sister, Mrs. John Hurst, '
and Mr. Hurjst.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie West, of ,
Atlanta, Ga., recently visited his
grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Hol-?
brook.
Miss Daniels Opens
Antique, Fabric
Shop In Franklin
Miss Evelyn Hope Daniels, -of
New York and. Franklin, has
opened a shop in her Main
Street home, "Dixie Hall".
The shop features antiques,
upholstery and drapery fabrics,
made-to-order shades and lamps,
and gifts.
Miss Daniels, New York in
terior decorator for some 20
years, expects to keep her shop
here open until about Labor
Day, and to operate it each
summer in the future.
SEEK DRAFT REGISTRANT
Anyone knowing the present
whereabouts of Kenneth Taylor
is asked to get in touch with
the local draft board at Tele
phone 25. Important mail ad
dressed to him has been re
turned undelivered. Mr. Taylor's
last two addresses, as given the
draft board, were Franklin,
Route 3, and Norfolk, Va., care
Mrs. Sue Weigand.
] ... THE SICK --
Angel Hospital
Mrs. Ronald Henry Baty, of
Highlands, is Improving after
surgery.
Mrs. William Howard Baty, of
Highlands, is improving after
surgery.
Miss Barbara Jean Brabson,
Dillard, Ga., Route 1, is a pa
tient.
Ellis Samuel Conley, of Frank
lin, Route l, is a patient, fol
lowing an injury.
Alexander Jones, of Franklin,
is improving after surgery.
Mrs. Myrtle Fulton Keener, of
Franklin, Route 5, is improving
after surgery.
John H. Kusterer, of Frank
lin, is improving after surgery.
Thomas Lloyd McCall, of
Gneiss, is a patient, following
an injury.
Mrs. Louis Francis Maire, of
Highlands, is a patient.
Mrs. Plumer Patterson, of
Highlands, is improving after
surgery. i
Harold V: Richard, Jr., of
Franklin, Is a patient.
Mrs. Lawrence Patton Roper,
of Franklin, is a patient.
Mrs. Agnes Lyons Sewell, of
Highlands, is a patient.
Mrs. Rutherford Hayes Sny
der, of Franklin, is improving
after surgery.
Mrs. Thomas Nathaniel Talley,
of Highlands, is a patient.
James Otto Womack, of Frank
lin, is a patient.
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NEWS
CLEMSON COLLEGE MEN
TALK TO GARDEN CLUB
The Highlands Garden Club
met last Thursday at the Flat
Mountain home of the presi
dent, Mrs. A. T. Carter. As this
was an open meeting on land
scaping, members Invited friends
to hear the guest speakers,
David Watson and James Carey,
both of Clemson College, S. C.
Mr. Watson spoke of the in
finite variety of landscaping to
be found in mountain and hill
side gardens, of the inspiring
vistas that could be opened up
here. He pointed but that all
gardens should have a focal
point. Mr. Watson paid tribute
to the pioneering work of the
late Prof. Thomas Grant HarbiJ
son who, while working with
the Arnold Arboretum of Har
vard University, discovered a
hitherto unknown small flower
ed purple rhododendron. This
rhododendron is now known as
Rhododendron Harblsoni.
He also spoke of the work be
ing done by Henry Wright, who
has an outatandlng collection
of native plants and shrubs
growing on his place.
Mr. Carey gave detailed In
structions on how to plant and
how to maintain a border.
Among the things he stressed
was putting in the back row
first, avoiding straight lines,
and, above all else, allowing for
normal growth.
A little judicial pruning should
be done each year rather than
a ruthless cutting back at long
intervals, which is apt to make
plants look grotesque, he said.
The pruning of holly at Christ
mas time, he suggested, tenet
bo* to keep K In ?h*pe and
to pravtM Christmas decora
tions. Mr. Cany showed many
ryampias of cuttings rooted In
?harp sand, cuttings always be
ing .MM fcpm the current
ywtr** growth. The way to move
various trees was explained.
ityr.; Watson and Mr. Carey In
vited all who would enjoy do
lhg so to come to the Clemson
college test gardens and aee the
150 TsrtotlM of easMUlu there.
w. s^ya?".. ?
many friend* for the klrvtnrea
and sympathy shown us during
the Illness and death of our
daar mother, Mrs. Hannah W.
1Mb. Also for the beautiful
floral aftadnr
The Family.
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BEANS
lb. only 9c
FRESH
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lb. only 10c
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FRESH GOLDEN
CORN . . . doz. ears 65c
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MELONS . . . . ea. 85c
All of Our Fresh Vegetables
Are Kept Refrigerated
Sunshine- Sugar-Honey I lb. box
Grahams . . 31c
Premium 1 lb. Pk*.
Crackers . . 25c
16 Ox. Can Van Camp 2 for
Pork & Beans . 25c
PET MILK
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