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QUALITY? From the dm* JPG Special CoOm
vu first placed on the market, over ? quarter
century ago, it has been our policy to give you the
finest quality coffee in this special blend that
money could buy. Not once during all these years
have we sacrificed quality for lower cost nor will
we in the future.
FRESHNESS ? Next tc* quality, our policy has al
ways been . . . "Get JFG to the consumer always
fresh." For regardless of original quality, stale
coffee is unsatisfactory. Deliveries to your grocery
every few days is essential. With our centrally
located plant and great fleet of trucks, our frequent
delivery system of a normal supply of JFG Special
to your grocer is unequaled. It is our policy to
keep this delicious, premium flavored coffee fresh
and full flavored for your enjoyment.
3. PRICE ? It has always been our determined policy
to get JFG Special Coffee to you, the consumer,
at the lowest possible cost. With all its choice,
premium flavored quality, plus our frequent, fresh
coffee delivery system, you will find the price of
JFG Special today in line with any nationally
advertised brand.
"THE CONSUMER IS STILL KING WITH US"
. . . From our beginning, over a quarter century
ago, we have considered the good will of you, the
consumer, our most valued possession. Whatever
the price we must pay for die
premium flavored green coffee*
our blend demands, we will main*
tain its high quality. And, as
always, we will provide JFG
special fresh regularly for the
sheer enjoyment you get from
drinking a delicious cup of good
[ coffee.
JFG COFFEE COMPANY
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junior petites
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buttoned aside to
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Checked collar and cuff?
on broadcloth boy
?hirt. Safety pin convereatlon
piece. Suet 11 to 13 . . 5^95
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thia printed corduroy
vast that matches tha
pocket flap* on the solid
' ( cotton corduroy skirt.
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Club eoDv (with uttty pin)
ehlrt with Pranch cuffa.
Cotton broadcloth
tamae 11 to 13 . . . JJ95
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"Autograph Hunter" Belt
. . . for your souvenirs, pictures, autographs,
locks of hair, etc.
SEE US FOR DETAILS
The Fashion Shop
(Next to Macon Theatre)
News about PEOPLE
Phone 24
MRS. coorat PRESENTS
TWO GIRLS IN RECITAL
Mrs. Margaret Cooper pre
sented Miss Jo Ann Henderson
and Miss Nancy McCollum, two
of her senior piano pupils, In
recital Monday evening at the
Franklin High School cafeteria.
Miss Henderson played "81c
illano", by Bach, "Allegro from
Sonata No. 1 In C", by Mozart,
"Nocturne Op. 32 No. 1," by
Chopin, and "Impromptu", by
Rheinhold.
Miss McCollum played "Two
Part Invention No. 14", by
Bach, "Adagio from Sonata Op.
27 No. 2", by Beethoven, "My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice", by
Saint Saens, and "Gltarlas", by
Lecuona.
Miss McCollum and her twin
sisters, Misses Jean and Joy Mc
Collum, sang a trio, "In Spain",
by dl Chlara, with Miss Hen
derson at the piano.
Both pupils plan to study
music In college. Miss Hender
son will enter Woman's College
of the University of North Car
olina in Greensboro this fall,
and Miss McCollum will go to
Western Carolina College, Cullo
whee.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCollum,
of Decatur, Ga., spqnt the
week-end here visiting relatives.
Miss Martha Ann Stockton,
Richard Dryman, Bobby Biddle,
Holland McSwain, Bill Zlckgraf,
and Billy Harper left today
(Thursday) for Chapel Hill to
enroll at the University of
North Carolina. Miss Stockton is
transferring from Meredith Col
lege, Raleigh, asd the others are
beginning their freshmen year.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kingsberry,
of Los Angeles, Calif., formerly
of Franklin, are spending some
time at Trlmont Inn, and vis
iting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brown, of
Asheville, were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Usry.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rhodes and
children, Howell and Susette, j
of East Point, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Caldwell and son, Freddie,
and daughter, Margie Nell, of
Seneca, S. C., and Mrs. Fred
Rhodes, of Cleveland, Ga., were
guests of their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Vanhook and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ledbetter, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, of
Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. John
Little, of Cornelia, Ga., visited
Mr. Smith's and Mrs. Little's
sister, Mrs. James L. Young, and
Mr. Young Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny T.
Young and family, of Athens,
Ga., were guests of Mr. Young's
father, J. L. Young, and Mrs.
Young this week.
INVITATION FOB BIDS
Sealed bids will be received
by the Town of Highlands, N. C.
at its office in the Municipal
Building until 5:00 o'clock p. m.,
September 20, 1954, for drilling
an eight (8) inch well 250 feet
deep, or more if decided by the
Board of Commissioners at the
time of drilling. Bids shall in
clude complete casing and nec
essary pump testing.
Bids will be opened at the
regular meeting of the Board
at 8 o'clock p. m., September 20,
1954. The right is reserved to
reject any and all bid*. Further
details may be obtained from
the Mayor or Clerk of High
loniU
? .? ? - ? --in
TUb the 7th day of Septem
ber, 1864. . , . . . . .
TOWN OF HIGHLANDS
By Louis Potts, Clerk
S9 ? ltc
CAROLINA
PHARMACY
Prescription
Headquarters
Phone 84
School
Supplies
We have a complete
stock of School Sup
plies:
? Pens and Pencils
? Notebook Binders
? Paper, etc.
CAROLINA
PHARMACY
CARSON 4-H
HAS ELECTION
McCracken President;
Club Plans Party For
Library This Month
The Carson 4-H Club met at
the church Saturday with 15
members present and elected
new officers for the year.
New leaders Include Doyle
McCracken, president, Roberta
McCracken, vice-president, Bar
bara Waldroop, secretary, and
H. C. Stoudemlre, Jr., treasurer.
The three senior girls of the
club will serve as counselors.
The main projects of the club
include working on record books
and a health play which will be
given at a meeting of the Car
son community tomorrow (Fri
day) night. A prize is being of
fered for the club member with
the best record book.
Plans also were made at the
meeting for an Ice cream sup
per and party at the Carson
community center the last Sat
urday night In September. Ad
mission will be a book, which Is
for the community lending li
brary. The library also Is ac
cepting contributions of books
from individuals.
75 TURN OUT
FOR MEETING
By MRS. RITA C. FERGUSON
(Community Reporter)
A "faithful few" of 75 from
a total of 60 families "strag
gled" to the community meeting
for a free "pitcher" show Mon
day night.
Very little business was car
ried on. Mrs. Jack Cabe led the
group in prayer.
Mrs. Mary B. Justice agreed
to be the "brady" of the com
munity and make pictures of
the improvements. Walter Hall
was hired to repair and repaint
the entrance signs to the com
munity, which have been torn
down.
A. W. Edmlston spoke to the
group on the beauty of the
mountains of Western North
Carolina, especially those la
Macon County. He la a resident
of the Pine Hill Trailer Park
and worked 48 years with the
m an Ideal piaae far retire
ment. Mr. MinlUa showed
scenic studies of various spots
over the tf. a
Batre?hmenU were served fol
lowing the msotlnt
about MO j wi baton ttw birth
of - " * - - -i
Aeaop'a Fabiae tern a
awaita a
ring:
"Look before yon leap." "Fear I
makaa caution." "Only fooU naa
STRAK'S
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Golden and Red Delicious
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At
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T. M. RICKMAN'S STORE
Route No. 4 Franklin, N. C
(No Sales on Sunday)
TIRE
RECAPPING
Also
VULCANIZING
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New LEE
and GOODYEAR
RES AND TUBES
Franklin Tire Shop
C. D. Green C. H. Pennington
East Main Street
At Foot of Town Hill
Phone 8I-J
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West Palmer Street Phone 85 Franklin, N. C.
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