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SfLLlAL
SUNDAY DINNER
Choice of ?
Fried Chicken
Minute Steak
Pork Chops
Three Vegetables
Coffee - Dessert
85c
Half Fry Oysters
With French Fries
85c
Hall" Oyster Stew
75c
DIXIE GRILL
At the Foot of the Hill
East Main Street
News about PEOPLE
Phone 24
The Rev. Jud Duvfcll, of Frank
1'ii Route 3, left this week for six
montlis' study at F-iiitlan<J Bap
tist Bible Institute, in Fruitland.
Mrs. Lesley Campbell, of Frank
lin, Route 3, left Saturday for
Washington, D. C., to visit her
daughter. Miss Mary Campbell.
Briar Holbrooks, who has been
In Black Mountain Sanitorium,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Fouts, of Franklin, Route
3.
Dr. J. P. Jones left yesterday
JUST RECEIVED
A good assortment of
ELGIN and BULOVA
WATCHES
Buy now for Christmas, on our
easy Lay-Away Plan
Jamison, Jewelers
(Wednesday) tor his home in
Wakefield, R. I., pfter spending
three weeks here with his sister.
Miss Laura M. Jones, and other
relatives. He was accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Damon,
of Wakefield, who spent several
days here as Dr. Jones' guests.
Lt. James C. Horsley, Jr., and
Lt. Ray Bonano, of Tyndall Air
Force Base, Fla., spent the week
end with Lt. Horsley's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Horsley, at
their home on Trimont Trail.
Mrs. H. C. Sherrer and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Thompson, of Shellman,
Ga., recently visited Mrs. Sherr
er's sister, Mrs. J. C. Horsley, and
Mr. Horsley.
Mrs. Otis Grubbs, of Cuthbert,
Ga., recently visited her brother,
Ross Lunsford, and Mrs. Lunsford.
Mrs. W. A. Rogers and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sellers and daughter,
Joan, spent several days in Dan
ville, Va., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Higdon
spent a few days in Atlanta, Ga.,
last week, visiting Mrs. Higdon's
brother, Carl Greenwood, and
family.
Mrs. Frank L. Henry, III, of
Fort Campbell, Ky? is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Laura Stillwell, of Bryson
City, is visiting Mr. and Mis. John
F. Cunningham, of Franklin,
Route 1.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. W. E. Willis
and two daughters, Mary and
Betty, arrived here Tuesday from
Japan, where Lt. Willis has been
stationed for two years, to visit
Mrs. Willis' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Dowdle.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sparkman
left for Daytona Beach, Fla.,
Tuesday, after spending the sum
mer here at their home near
Prentiss.
Major Walter W. Hearn, who
has been visiting his family here,
left Tuesday to visit relatives in
Salisbury before reporting to the
Pentagon in Washington, where
he has been assigned.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cunning
ham, of Tarpon Springs, Fla.,
spent a few days here last week
visiting relatives.
The beef industry In North
Carolina has more than doubled
c'nce 1950.
B. F. Goodrich
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Tubeless Tire
PROTECTS AOAINST.ALL 3 TIRE HAZARDS
PUNCTURES . . . BLOWOUTS . . . SKIDS
yet costs less than regular tire and safety tube
PATENTED SEALANT sticks to nail so no air
can escapc. Makes permanent repair when
nail is removed. BFG LIFE-SAVERS protect
against bruise blowouts, give time for a
slow stop.
UNIQUE GRIP-BLOCK TREAD defie* skids!
On wet road at 30 mph, LIFE-SAVERS stop
a car-length quicker than regular tires. They
give 10% longer mileage. Fit standard
wheels. Can be recapped.
There are more B. F. Goodrich Tubeless Tires
in use than all other makes combined I
COMPARE the SAFETY
COMPARE the COST . . .
LIFE-SAVERS
6.70-15 SIZE FOR 7.10-15 SIZi FOR
FORD f MERCURY $
CHEVROLET 34 6- STUDEBAKER 38 45
PLYMOUTH PONTIAC
Pius Tax and Old Tire
IS ) ? TERMS
Farm and Home Supply Co.
PHONE 6
Jear the River Bridge
FRANKLIN, N. C
F. Goodrich
B !8 IS S&
2
Women Attend Guild
Conference Sunday
Mrs. Lawrence Patton, Mrs.
Carl Cabe, Mrs. Pearl Hunter, and
Mrs. Florence S. Sherrlll attended
the District Coaching Conference
of the Wesleyan Service Guild
in Bryson City Sunday.
Mrs. Sherrlll. conference sec
retary of Christian Social Re
lations, appeared on the program, j
COWEE NAMES
NEW OFFICERS :
Organization Of
Scout Troop Talk
By Franklin Man
By MBS. B. L M'GAHA
(Community Reporter)
Officers for the contest year
1954-55 were elected by the Cowee
Rural Community Development
Organization at a meeting last
week.
The new leaders include Mrs.
George Bryd, president; Robert
Morgan, vice-president; Mrs. R.
L. McGaha. reporter; ? Miss Jose
phine Roper, secretary-treasurer; i
Miss Cecile Gibson, scrapbook;
John Roper, junior president;
and Mrs. R. D. West, program
chairman.
Organization of a Boy Scout
troop in this community was dis
cussed by James Hauser, Franklin
Scout leader. Rogers Rickman
and Johnny Hurst will serve as
Scoutmasters and Robert Morgan.
Milton Fouts, and Lem Clark
as assistants.
Work in 4-H was discussed
and a movie was shown by Jim
Flanagan, assistant county agent.
Reports on 4-H work in the Cowee
clubs were made by Jane Frank
lin, Claudette Leatherman, Elsie
?ue Hurst, and Mary Etta Messer.
SCHOLARSHIP
LOAN READY
Mendenhall Fund
Available At State
For Local Student
A scholarship loan for a Macon
student at N. C. State College is
now available through the trust
ees of the S. W. Mendenhall mem
orial fund.
At a meeting last Thursday, the
trustees voted to make $381.56
available for some needy student.
The remainder ? of the memorial
fund, $375, has been invested in
a $500 Saving Bond.
Under the terms of the scholar
ship loan, an applicant must be
a high school graduate, a resident
of the county, and must provide
three references. The loan must
be repayed to the trustees with
in two years after the graduation
of the borrower.
Trustees for the memorial fund,
which was established earlier in
the year following the death of
County Agent S. W. Mendenhall.
include Mrs. Mendenhall, Holland
McSwaln. and T. H. Pagg.
Scholarship applicants may ob
tain 'additional Information from
any, of the three trustees.
Macon Soldier
Helping Build
Korean School
Sgt. James E. Allred is a school
builder in Korea.
The Macon County sergeant,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allred.
of Franklin, Route 1, is helping
to build a new school for Korean
children as part of the 7th In
fantry Division's armed forces
assistance to Korea program, the
Army Home Town News Center
announced this week.
Sgt. Allred has been in Korea
since July, 1953. He is a platoon
sergeant in Company K of the
17th Regiment.
RECAPPING
TIRE '
Also
VULCANIZING
?
New LEE
and GOODYEAR
TIRES AND TUBES
Franklin Tire Shop
C. D. Green C. H. Pennington
East Main Street
At Foot of Town Hill
Phone 81-1
Iotla Play
Is Planned
Saturday
A three-act play, "The man tn
the Oreen Shirt", with an all
local cast, will be presented Sat
urday night at Iotla School.
Directed by Miss Nora Moody,
the play is being sponsored by
the school P. T. A. Admission
will be 50 cents lor adults and
25 for children. Curtain time is
set for 7:30, it was said.
W.M.U. To Install
New Officers Tuesday
New officers of the Women's
Missionary Union will be install
ed Tuesday night at the First
Baptist Church.
"Portraits of Women" will be
the theme used by Mrs. J. D.
Franks. The program will begin
it 7:30.
Officers to be installed include
Mrs. Olenn Holt, president; Mrs.
Ed Carpenter, Sr., vice-president;
Miss Harriett Murray, Young
? '* io7 ?:t:. r*t .
People's cSrector; Mr*. Prank
Reece. program chairman: Mrs.
W. N. Cook, missions study chair
man: Mrs. C. T. Taylor, steward
ship chairman: Mrs. 8. L. Holder,
community missions: Mrs. Curtis
Pearson, Mrs. Pred Vaughn. Mrs
Oscar Lsdford. Uri. Chariss Rov
ers, Mrs. Hyldah Sbeperd. Ctrcl*
chairmen; Mia. Paul Klnslsnrt.
Mrs Rot Klnnlind. and Mm Cut
len Bryant, O. A Intel; and
Mrs R. D. Canon and Mr*. K.
W. Fisher, Sunbeam leaders.
BARGAIN TABLE
BOYS' SHOES
Bostonian Juniors ? $7.90 Values
REDUCED TO
$3.99
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