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I
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DIES SUNDAY
Swain Farmer Waa
80 Years Old; Rites
Held On Tuesday
William Atkins Jenkins, 80-year
old farmer, died of pneumonia
Sunday at 12:45 p. m. at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Mar- 1
tin Wykle, in the Liberty com
munity.
Mr. Jenkins became ill about a 1
week before his death. Dp to |
then he "worked like an 18-year
old" at farming, according to 1
members of his family.
Funeral services for the Swain
County native were conducted ;
Tuesday at 1 p. m. at the Liberty
Baptist Church by the Rev. Pete
Meisner. Burial was In the church
cemetery.
Born September 4, 1874, Mr.
Jenkins was the son of Alex and
Mrs. Alice Marr Jenkins. He was
a Seventh Day Adventist and was
| married in 1901 to Miss Hattie
Donaldson, of Murphy. He had
fcieen living with his daughter
| here for about a year.
Surviving are a son, Scotson J.
j Jenkins, of Freeland; three daugh
ters, Mrs. Katie Cochran, of
Alarka, Mrs. Grace Cherry, of
Mathis, Tex., and Mrs. Martin
Wykle, of Franklin, Route 4; a
j brother, John Jenkins, of Waynes
ville; a sister, Mrs. Laura Dehart,
of Grovesville, Tenn.; 16 grand
children; and six great-grandchil
dren.
Serving as pallbearers were
Buel Mason, Frank Wykle, Pratt
Dalton, Carol Gibson, Arthur
Shepard, and Harley Shepard.
Potts Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
An outstanding proved Jersey
bull, Sybil Owl Esmond, is now
available to 65 North Carolina
artificial breeding associations.
Sybil's first 26 daughters have
averaged 11,260 pounds of milk
and 564 pounds of fat on a twice
daily 305-day mature basis.
McClure Injured
In Auto Collision
Monday Evening
A 19-yearo)d Gneiss man is re
covering at Angel Hospital from
injuries he received early Mon
day evening on NC 28 when the
automobile in which he was a
passenger was Involved in a head
on collision with another auto
mobile.
The hospital yesterday < Wed
nesday! reported the injured
man, William Edward McClure,
was recovering satisfactorily. He
received lacerations of the face
and a concussion.
The driver of the car in which
Mr. McClure was a passenger was
identified as Jack Sheridan Mc
Coy, 21. also of Gneiss. Highway
Patrolman A. A. Lewis, the investi
gating officer, said the McCoy
automobile, traveling south, hit
head-on with a north-bound car
driven by Ben Oiles. 47. of Frank
lin, Route 4. as McCoy attempted
to pass another vehicle. The pa
trolman said McCoy's 1952 Chev
rolet skidded 188 feet, threw Mr.
McClure out on the shoulder of
the highway, and then skidded 20
more feet into a power pole near
the intersection of the Burning
town Road. McCoy has been
charged with drunk driving, the
officer said.
Damage to Mr. Giles' 1949 Ford
was estimated at $400, and the
McCoy Chevrolet ?800.
John R. Guffey and Purman
Allen, both of Franklin. ?oute 4.
-were listed by the patnratan as
witnesses to the wreck, which
happened about 6:30.
January 31, 1955, is the closing
date for Commodity Credit Cor
poration loans and purchase
agreements on 1954 crops of
wheat, rye, rice, barley, oats,
grain sorghums, peanuts, soy
beans, dry edible beans, and cot
tonseed.
Square Dance
Otto School House
Saturday Night, February 19
7:30 till ??
GOOD STRING MUSIC
Sponsored by
Otto Community Development Organization
Bob's Best Buys
THIS WEEK
Low Overhead is the Secret to Our LOW USED CAR PRICES!
1954 Plymouth Deluxe
4-Door, one-owner, looks and
drives like NEW. Priced $1,000.00
below original cost new.
1952 Chevrolet Deluxe
2-Door. EXTRA CLEAN. Five
good tires. This is one of the
best buys we've ever offered.
Only $995
1953 Plymouth 4-Door
One-owner. Fully equipped. In
perfect condition in every way.
Reduced to $1275
'51 Ford Deluxe V-8 2-dr.
Fully equipped, good tires. Come
by and drive it, see for your
self what a. real bargain this is.
Reduced to Only $795
The other cars listed below are all priced way below present
market prices. Come in and drive any of these used cars without
any obligation. You'll find that every one of them is a real bar
gain.
NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO PAY BEFORE APRIL 1st
1953 Plymouth Deluxe 4-door
Driven only 18,000 miles.
1952 Willys 2-door
Driven only 20,000 miles
^ 1951 Plymouth 4-door Deluxe
Fully equipped, one-owner
1950 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-door
Power Glide Transmission
1950 Oldsmobile "88" 4-door
Hydra-matic, fully equipped
We cordially invite you to visit us for all of your mechanical,
body, and fender repairs.
Take a demonstration ride without any obligation in the all-new
1955 Plymouth and Chrysler cars before you trade for any new
car. You'll be glad you did.
"We Will Appreciate Your Patronage"
BOB GAINES MOTORS
I Your Friendly Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer .
Phone 281 Franklin, N. C