No. 2
Mary", is scheduled for the
Windy Oap Baptist Church at
S p. rn
Wednesday, December 22, a
Christmas play, "The Scarlet
Ribbon", is planned for the
First Baptist Church at 7:30
DISCOMFORTS
To rili i m
adwy.
Ung and IUi
ifc igpnh bowels
Take B-Q-R
Ma c o
THEATRE
NIGHT SHOW 7 AND ?
BAT. 12 NOON CONTINUOUS
Sunday Mat. 2:30 ? Nite 9:00
Mrs. Carrie Houston, Mgr.
N
THURS.FRI.. DEC. 16-17
"PRISONER OF
WAR"
Ronald Reagan
Also Color Cartoon
SAT.. DEC. 18
DOUBLE FEATURE
"GUN FURY"
In Technicolor
Rock Hudson
Also
"THE GLASS WEB"
Two Color Cartoons
SUN.-MON., DEC. 19-20
"MAN WITH A
MILLION"
In Technicolor
Gregory Peck
Also Added News
TUES.WED., DEC. 21-22
"ALADDIN AND
HIS LAMP"
Color By Cinecolor
Patricia Medina-John Sands
Also Latest News
p. m. under the direction of
Mrs. M. W. Chapman and Mrs.
Curtis Pearson. Mrs. E. W. Fish
er and Mrs. J. C. Jacobs are In
charge of costumes and Mrs. A.
R. Hlgdon, properties.
Thursday, December 23, the
second annual Jaycee-sponsored
Christmas cantata will be pre
sented by a choir of voices
from all churches in Franklin.
Set for 8 p. m , admission will
be a gift or toy for a needy
1 child. The choir will give "The
Song of Christmas", under the
{ direction of the Rev. Bryan
IHatchett. G. A. Jones, Jr., will
be narrator.
Post-Christmas events sched
i uled Include:
On December 26, Dr. Bruce
Whltaker, Baptist student state j
secretary, of Raleigh, will
preach at 11 a. m. and also at
7:30 p. m. at the First Baptist
Church. The evening service al- ,
so will be marked by the pre
Fr a n kl l II
Drive-in N
THEATRE *4
Week Days ? Starts at 7
One Show Sundays 9 o'clock
ALEX ARNOLD, Mgr.
All Children Under 12 Free
THURS.-FRI., DEC. 16-17
"RAIDERS OF THE
7 SEAS"
In Color
Donina Reed - John Payne
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18
DOUBLE FEATURE
"THE HALF BREED"
Robert" Young
Also
"PECOS BILL"
SUN.-MON., DEC. 19-2*
"FRENCH LINE"
In Color
Juie Russell-Gilbert Roland.
TUES.-WED., DEC. 21-22
'THEY WONT
BELIEVE ME"
Robert Young-Susan Hayward
sentation of "Hie Secret of the
Bapjflst Student Union" by col
lege students and servicemen of
the First Church.
A "Watch Night" program Is
planned at the First church
December 31 beginning at t P
m. with Mrs. Jack Powell in
charge.
No. 3
Edna Earl Stoudemlre, Frizen
Foods; Birdie Lee Bingham,
Garden ; Helen Cochran, Qlrls'
Record; Helen Moore. Leader
ship; Birdie Lee Bingham, Bet
ter Grooming; Linda Led ford,
Home Improvement; and Nancy
Cable. Public Speaking.
Certificates were awarded to
Pauline Ann Queen, June Wells,
Linda Ledford, Helen Cochran,
Nancy Cochran, Martha Blaine,
Mildred Bingham, Irene Cloer.
Doyle Cloer, Anne Belle Bing
ham, Johnny Cloer, Birdie Lee
Bingham, Judy Parrlsh, Rhu
bena Gregory, Doris Mason,
Claudetta McCoy, Patsy Gibson,
Alice Bradley, Carol Smith,
Carol Sue Welch, Sue Hughes,
Florence Troughton, Bruce
Jones. Virginia Guffle, Kathryn
Jones. Shirley Ann Sorrells,
Max Morgan, Elizabeth Am
nions, Roberta McCracken, Ge- !
neva Ledbetter, Shirley Dills,
Grace Wilkes, H. C. Stoudemlre,
Jr., Teddy Bingham, Bud Shope,
Mary Jo Waldroop, Barbara
Waldroop, and Brenda Cun
ningham.
Consumers spend about 25 per
cent of their disposable incomes
for food.
Patton Supper
Is Scheduled
By FRED HANNAH
? Community Reporter)
Patton community will hold a
family night supper December
23 at the community building,
with the annual Christmas pro
gram and gift tree following.
The December meeting of the'
home demonstration club was held
at the home of Mrs. Erwin Patton
on the 8th. After exchanging
gifts, packages, which had been
donated by the members, were
sold and a nice sum was realized
for the club treasury.
Want Ads
APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS
Fancy grade apples in bushel
boxes?
GOLDEN DELICIOUS ? 2*2-3"
and 21 2" up. $3 to $3.75 per box
depending on quantity taken.
RED STAYMANS ? Big 3" up
apples in cells 80 to 113 apples pei
box $3.75 to $4.25 per box.
RED ROME BEAUTIES ? 2%"
and up apples in cells 88 to 138
apples per box $3.25 to $3.75 per
box.
Utility Grade Red Staymans
and Rome Beauties 2' 2" and up
$2.25 to $2.75 per box or emptied
out into your container 50c per
bushel less.
Boiling Hall Apple Orchard.
5 miles SW of Waynesville.
Turn off Highway 19A and 23
at Saunook School, cross RR, turn
right and go '2 mile to storage in
orchard.
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GwuuitiaC DURAPOWER MAINSPRING f
NANCY. Delightful
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$3375
full
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t/a Beauftfu# l</aq & te// Jitnz
PRICED AS LOW AS
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SINCLAIR. Smoothly
itylod 17 jowol Elgin.
WWi expansion bond.
Jamison, Jewelers
FRANKLIN. N. C,
HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS:
For Mom .
Hot Point:
Refrigerators
Ranges
Water Heaters
Cabinets ? Sinks
Coleman Oil Heaters
Pressure Cookers
Automatic Toasters
Waffle Irons
Arvin Ironing Boards
Automatic Dish
Washers
Revere Ware
For Pop . . .
Electric Razors
Electric Toasters
Hammers
Diston Hand Saws
Planes
Tool Chests
Rifles
Shotguns
Flashlights
For the Kids . .
Skates
T ricycles
Air Rifles
/ Pedal Kars
Toys
Wagons
Footballs
Basketballs
A Big Selection of Sets of Dishes
We invite you . . .
TO VISIT OUR STORE AND LET US SHOW YOU
Our Wide Selection of
Useful Gifts for
CHRISTMAS
Franklin Hardware Co.
Alwsjra Parking On The Sfnre
Phone 117 FRANKLIN, N. C
44
GIFTS WITH YOUR PURCHASES"
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR!
fajWBIljp
Exciting New Toys
^ Gifts Shell Appreciate j
Farm and Home Supply Co.
Phone 6 - Franklin, N. C.
olJd,ch B.F.Goodrich
B - ? 111 II JIM 111 1 11 1