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I I What's New At Franklin High By NORMAN B SMITH Hie F. H. S. senior class play j will be given at Cullasaja School, i February 9. The HigdonvtUe Com-! munity Home Demonstration Club Is sponsoring it. Given twice before at the East Franklin School Auditorium and , once at the Macon Theatre, the f play, "If Mother Only Knew," ? a three-act comedy, has drawn large crowds. Hie players have agreed to present the play at any time if there is a sponsoring organi zation. Preliminary plans were formu lated this week (or the annual Junior-Senior B a n q u et and Dance, to be given May 5. The Banquet and dance has been an annual affair at Franklin High almost as long as anyone car. remember, except during the war years, when food was rationed. The junior class puts the ban quet and dance on for senior classmen. Expenses usually aver age between $600 and $700. The Juniors built their treasury up last fall with a magazine sub scription drive and a harvest fes tival. The banquet and dance, given I in the F. H. 8. cafeteria, will be ' formal. Underclassmen will pre sent some form of entertainment and several sophomore honor stu dents will serve. Mother's of the juniors help prepare the meal. 1 A band is hired for the dance. Juniors, seniors, (acuity mem bers and their wives or husbands members of the board of educa schools, and their wives will be invited. Committee chairmen appoint ed by junior president Jim Ty singer are John Thomas, food: David Pollock, entertainment; i Patricia Littleton, decorations: Hazel McCall, invitations: and : Frank Smith, clean-up. * * * I Several more pieces of equip ment for the school were pur chased by Harry Corbln, prlnd-i pal, on a recent trip fo Raleigh ' Tumbling mats for the gymnas ium, a clcroscope. a wire re- 1 colder, and some miscellaneous supplies were purchased through the North Carolina Surplus Prop erty Agency. Pledges were formally initiatec'; into the P. H. S. Beta Club Mon day night in a candlelight cere mony in the cafeteria. Twenty- 1 two new members were taken into the club. The Rev. B. B Littleton nave I the Invocation. -Beta officers Tommy Onuse, president; Jerry Norton, vice-president . Dorlf Teague. secretary -limaum, arid Marjory Moody, rorrmpondliiM secretary; und Nancy Cable r*p)r tentative of the membership; gave i an outline of the objectives of] Beta clubs and pledged their ser vices to the new members. The I pledges were invited to Join in ' membership by Beta (acuity spon sor Mrs. Leona Littleton, and the acceptance was given by Jim Ty-i singer, representative "of the 1 pledges. The pledges then repeat ed the Beta Club pledge and offi cially became members. Refreshments and social hour followed. About 40 parents and faculty members attended the in- ' stntlation The pledges had been on trial period since last Novem ber, although they weir prrmltt eel to titkr pint III regular club ikUUUi'k Ni'W member* tukrli III , Malum i*t June* 1 I'lillllP"! __ (. This Is It, Ladies ? Once A Year Store Wide Clearance mus* move Some merchandise CAIC to make room for the lovely spring ? SALE ? things arriving daily? ? As Always--- A Quick Check Offers You A Better Buy ---Hurry! SALE ? DRESSES Here we go again . . . Buy one at regular price ? get another for 5c HATS One large selection of Fall and Winter HATS Now $ 1.00 Suits Not too many in this group, but they will soon be gone at . . . am off GOATS J(ust 13 to choose from. All of these are Quality Coats and are a Bargain at ^Xoff Sweaters ENTIRE STOCK nowP?]Off Skirts AND WOOL BLOUSES HAND BAGS FALL AND WINTER SAVE HERE Now S!^l off SHOE SALE ? Final Clean-up? SHOE SALE Red Cross - Life Stride - West Port \ Regular $7.95 - $8.95 and $12.95 All Going For $5.00 Pair THE TWINS' SHOP "A COMPLETE STORE FOR LADIES" Evelyn Holbrooks. Jim Tysinper. Evelyn Jotnes, Launa Baker. Lewis Cabe, Pauline Angel, Alice Angel. Mildred Burch. Frank bmith Don ald Southards. Ruth Norton Betty Waters. Mysa Crawford, Patricia Littleton. Ruby Fox. Pa tricia Cloer. Edith Christy. Haze! McCall, Frances Seay. and Joan Thomas Members of the local Quill nn'l Scroll unit, an inter national hon orary society for hHth ^choo Journuluta. mil this week to di.~ CUM puMUijt the F H S Quill Tui rtcioll unit on an active basis. Quill and Scroll members r.ow at F. H. S. are Alex Cabe. Tommy Onuse. Lewis Cabe. Jerry Norton, Hannah Gillespie, and Norman Smith. To qualify for this organi zation one must be a junior or senior In the upper one-third of his class, and must have done superior work in writing, editin" or in business management of a high school publication School newspaper advisor. Mrs. Ann Biddle, and yearbook advisor. Edwin T. Williams, have .-.l, ed to work with the group. Officers and plrw for activities will be announced later. The roup will apply to the Student Council for a charter to exist as an active school organization and will have a meeting time assigned. * * *? 4 Members of the Mountain Echo staff will be awarded letters in journalism this year. The letters will be of the same type used on letter jackets by athletes who have lettered. They will have a 'lamp of knowledge" inter.vove.n to designate them as staff mem bers of the school paper, and will have service bars for the number of years on the staff. These letters will be awarded to any of the 20 students on the staff who wish to purchase them The average price per poun;! for aromatic tobacco grown in j North Carolina this .year was 80 | cents. VISIT WITH PARKERS M. L. Stiles and the Rev. Qlen Anderson visited the Rev. and ' Mrs. Charles E. Parker in New | Horn over the week-end. Mr. An derson, Methodist circuit pastor here, preached at the First Bap tist Church in New hern Sunday night. Mr. Parker is now pastor ! of the New Bern church and is a former pastor of the First Eap j tist Church here. World milk production has not | increased as much as population, j and production of milk per person ! is under the pre-war period. The fastest cutting . . The easiest serviced . . The longest life . . . IMPROVED EJZZ SAW ACTION 5 Full Ho I fti'fA/' ' C D aphrogm forbure ,or* 'ri,on* ,e* STORY BROS., Inc., 4130 Clinton Hwy., Knoxville, Tenn. I'hcne 63u::4 of L. D. 59 R. H. ALFREY Sales Engineer The Catholic Wife and Mother 1 For me God chose marriage. I j can think of no way of life (ha; ! demands more of a woman It lit | erally uses all my streninh .. I talents, my time my heart soul. j God made my husonni ,?r. :r. ! for each other ihrout Jww . . eternity, just as surely- as v.. chose each other individually aa sacramentally in time on Octobe: 10. 1946. To use myself fully i: this vocation which Goo atid I selected . . . that is a lift wort living. Yes this is a life worth lr ing. but it is a full time . jo t make it that way. For ?-xai:i?l-' why does the good Catholic w:: have all the children God ! to send her? She could a- A ?*n< i women do,, choose birth .it. /: j because, as they say ns? ?!:. . j three children are too ' work, too Expensive. to; :v y .. physical burden, or >imp:v a new car set ins .mo: e 0 ib -Uian a new baby Why does a Catholic wife > , oil living yea: after year, with i.'isbaiid many v.oaien wi.ild ;i vorce? She does it because C..*le> lie women believe t!v y have dertaken certain dim- s and re ! sponsiblitie ; through their marri age vows that are irrevocable How do they do it ? With Go:! - help that comes to them through 'heir Catholic Faith. Small wonder, thtn. that 1 and millions of other Catholic mves do not fall in and out of io\e. or run home to mother whm ih > iiv is rou^h. V \f expccto . in : ; > ?& ? ? (> \ r bargain. I is n<'?ess<iiy that we b-' hi-, v... cu twj t iiii:. ?: 'then are. : ip..t -things that '.?? mus' do. I There are wroiiv tilings thai we c.tii: A ;.o lnuup r. a njjy of our ft flings, our wi>lv-> and even of ? . . ve. Faith .mjit* \w must k that God jives us the ngth. the courage and the per -:-ttr.ee to do all that we should. . no mattri* what hardships and difficulties com< n.ai no mutter how impossible the doing may M*em. With this kind of Faith and ?hi- kind * of CJi j'.f no marriage v an fail and e;ery marriage will ? >n? i-ji; husband ven . and M Jther. re& Whether you are al ready married... or just thinking about it . . . you will be helped by a pamphlet *e will send you explaining the true nature of marriage and the blessings Write to Rev. Robert Healy St. Francis Catholic Church Franklin. N. C i GRAVEL " FOR SALE ; CONCRETE and DRIVEWAY Orders of ( 1 ) One Ton and Up -COAL Block and Egg CALL 669 OR SEE VERGIL MEADOWS
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