PLANS REVIVAL
A revival will start Sunday
at the Tessenta Church of God, !
a mile and a half east of Otto,
It has been announced. The
Rev. Leon Worley, of Dlllard,
Ga., will be the evangelist.
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BOB GAINES MOTORS
Tnt Friendly Ctarymler- Plymouth Dealer
rhau m Franklin, N. C.
CORPUS CHK1STI, TEX. ? Marine 2nd Lt. Carl F. Phillips
received his "Wings of Gold" of a Naval Aviator and commis
sion August 24 at the Naval Air Station here. His wife, the for
mer Miss Naomi R. Valenzuela, of Corpas Christi, was present
for the ceremony to pin on his wings. Lt. Phillips is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell H. Phillips of Route 2, Franklin, N. C. He
has been assigned to the Naval Air Station at Cherry Point, N. C.
STATE 0. E. S.
OFFICER IN
HIGHLANDS
Mrs. Halliburton
Feted At Dinner
Prior To Meeting
HIGHLANDS. ? Mrs. Hilda
Halliburton, worthy grand ma
tron, Grand Chapter of Order
of Eastern Star, paid an offi
cial visit to the Highlands
Chapter of O. E. S. on Septem
ber 7.
A dinner honoring .Mrs. Halli
burton was given at the Potts
House prior to the meeting.
A number of guests from
other chapters attended both
the dinner and meeting.
Mrs. Tom Harbison, worthy
matron of the Highlands chap
ter, presided.
BUCK CREEK
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Ayers and
son, David, of Eustis, Fla., and
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Stanley, of
Waterloo, Ind., were recent
guests here of Mr. and Mrs.
J Harry R. Bloom.
Grady Kelley, of Central, S.
C., visited relatives here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eades,
Mrs. Hershall Owens, ahd Law
son Carter, all of Brevard, vis
ited relatives here recently.
Carl Holland, who has been
working in Michigan, is back
at home.
New Chemical
Products Bring
Poison Hazards
The thousands of chemical
products developed to make life
simpler may only complicate It
unless used with care and in
telligence, the Medical Society
of the State of North Carolina
warns.
Based on information com
piled by the committee on toxi
cology of the American Medical
Association, State Medical So
ciety officials called attention
to the fact that there are about
a quarter of a million brand
name chemical products which
may be used in the home
farming and industry.
i All of them may be useful ?
but handled improperly the>
may become killers, cripplers
and destroyers of property.
Understanding of the use!
and potential dangers of the
wealth of products available Is
needed to prevent the estimated
i 3,300 accidental poison deaths
I which result each year from
misuse of chemicals.
The array is so large and so
many combinations of chemic
als are possible that no com
plete catalogue of all available
products has been made, the
committee said.
As part of its campaign to
spread information about these
products and their hazards, the
committee will sponsor a sym
posium on health hazards of
chemicals December 29 during
the annual meeting of the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science, in At
lanta, Oa.
y-K|\ J L.-,'
Cullasaja Votes
$10 For Relief
By Mrs. Bessie Stiwinter
(Community Reporter)
At its meeting September 6,
the Cullasaja Rural Community
Development Organization vot
ed to give $10 to the American
Red Cross for flood and hurri
cane relief.
The devotional at the meet
ing was given by Pat Cable.
Improvements reported in the
community include a bath and
kitchen drain installed at Bert
Mashburn's; a coal circulator
installed by Ed Jennings, new
power mowers at the homes of
?Mr. and Mrs. John Bryson, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Bryson, Mr.
and Mrs. Wymer Gibson, and
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Teem; in
sulation, shingles, a coal cir
culator, bath, and deep freeze
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Moses.
Word Of Caldwell's /
Death Is Received
HIGHLANDS. ? Word was
received here of the death of
Lewis Caldwell, Highlands and
Clearwater, Fla., resident, on
September 8.
Surviving are hi* wife, his
mother, and sister. Miss Mary
Caldwell
The $75,000 grant to N. C.
State College by the Kellogg
Foundation will be used In
studying a new Agricultural
Extension Service teaching
method known as "Farm and
Home Development."
Freeman Preaches;
Carringer Soloist
At Methodist Church
O. Ross Freeman, director of
field work for Candler School
of Theology, Emory University,
delivered the message Septem
ber 11 at the Highlands Meth
odist Church.
Walter Carringer, of Murphy,
was the guest solist. Mr. Car
ringer attended the Julllard
School of Music In New York.
He served on the staff of the
Transylvania Music Camp, Bre
vard, this past summer.
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BIG, OUT-OF-BUSINESS
Clearance Sale!
WE HAVE SOLD OUR LEASE AND STORE EQUIPMENT
TO MR. CLARENCE MASON, SO
WE MUST SELL OUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, FEEDS. AND HARDWARE
By October 3, 1955
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BIG SAVINGS ON EVERY ITEM
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