srvnwunu surreit
The ladles ot the Mount Zlon
Methodist Church will serve
supper at 7 o'clock Saturday
?
evening at the Cartoogechaye
School cafeteria. The proceeds
will go to help pay for pews
for the church.
Special Introductory Offer
100 New Double-Edge Razor Blades
Only $1.00
Or Send Only 50c for 40 Blades
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Free Price Lists With Order
Send Order to
W. TEEM
P. O. BOX 498 FRANKLIN, N. C.
FREE $50. o"o~FREE
AUCTION
Franklin, N. C.
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The George Hunnicutt
llAlfIA Located just outside of the
? i"l I ? W ? I <11* " city limits ? \V* miles East of |
the Court House on Highway 23.
WED. JULY
V
|i oa n iff I This farm consists of approx
1.0U 1? 1TI. I imately 20 acres. Has been
subdivided into residence and business lots
and small tracts. Has house, barn, silo and
other outbuildings.
This is some of the best property that has been offered to
the buying public for some time.
Drive out, look^Jefe, JotsL over, and be with us on the day of sale.
Terms 1/3 cash, balance 1-2 and 3 years
SALE CONDUCTED BT
WEST & GOSSETT LAND AUCTION CO.
WEAVERVILLE & CANTON, N. C.
WIN A PRIZE
COLOR THIS PICTURE
1st Prize ? $10 In Free Passes to the Franklin Drive-In Theatre.
2nd Prize ? $5 in Free Passes.
1st 25 entries received each receive a free pa.ss to see "The Lone Ranger".
All entries must be at the Franklin Drive-in Theatre by 10 p. m. Sat., July 16.
Each contestant may enter as many colorings as he or she desires.
Lion Officers Installed;
Crisp Awarded Certificate
New officers were installed Mon
day night by the Franklin Lions
Club.
They Include Robert J. Korte,
president; Verlon Swafford, 1st
vice-president; O. Wayne Faulk
ner, 2nd vice-president; Harry C.
Corbln, 3rd vice-president; B. B.
Scott, secretary; J. C. Crisp,
treasurer: Vance Rucker, ' lion
tamer; J. Ward Long, tail twister;
and R. Roy Cunningham and
John Crawford, two-year directors.
B. L McGlamery was the in
stalling officer.
Lion J. C. Crisp was presented
a special certificate for his out
standing work as chairman of the
club's house numbering committee.
North Carolina wheat will be
supported at $2.21 this year.
News About
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lloyd, of
Glendale, Md., visited Mrs. Lloyd's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adin Pen
land, at their home In Highlands
last week. <
M/Sgt. Jimmy Penland and
family, of Shaw Air Force Base.
Columbia, 8. C., have been visiting
for the past two weeks with friends
and relatives in Highlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Lee and
three children, of Oak Ridge.
Tenn., spent the week-end with
Mrs. Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Corbin. at their home at
Gneiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Suttles, of
Goldsboro, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Suttles' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Tilson, at their home
at Gneiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Cunning
ham, of Akron, Ohio, are here vis
iting Mrs. Cunninghams mother,
Mrs. Martin Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Childers
had as week-end guests their
daughter, Mrs. C. E. Simmons, and
baby daughter, Kathleen, of Win
ston-Salem, and Mrs. Kathleen
BltTIR BUY
USED CARS k
1955 Plymouth V-8, 4-dr.
Radio, heater, and power
flyte transmission. One
owner car driven only
12,000 miles.
1955 Chevrolet V-8, 4-dr.
Power slide, 1 owner car,
driven only 17,000 miles.
1954 Chev. Bel- Air, 4-dr.
Radio, heater, white tires.
1953 Oldsmobile 98
Radio, hBftfer, hydi?nvat
1c, power steering, local
ly owned, low mileage
car.
1953 Chevrolet 210, 4-dr.
Radio, heater, white tires.
1953 Chevrolet 210, 4-dr.
Radio, heater, and power
glide.
1952 Buick Spec. Riviera
1952 Chevrolet Styleline
Deluxe 2-dr.
Radio, heater and power
glide.
1951 Ford Customline 8,
4-dr. Radio, heater and
overdrive. This one is
truely a cream puff.
1951 Chevrolet Styleline
Deluxe 4-dr.
Radio, heater.
This is a nice car.
1951 Chev. Fleetline, 2-dr.
Radio, heater, new tires.
1947 Fords (2)
Customline 8, 2-drs.
1947 Buick Special, 4-dr.
1947 Ford Club Coupe
1946 Ford 4-dr.
TRUCKS
1953 Chevrolet l/2 Ton
1949 Chevrolet V2 Ton
Deluxe cab, heater.
1948 Chevrolet V2 Ton
Pickup
EVEN THOUGH THE
STEEL STRIKE IS ON
COME TO MACON
MOTOR AND GET A
STEAL.
* * *
MACON
MotorCo.,Inc.
Dealer 594
Your Authorized
Buick Dealer
Palmer Street, West
Phone 233
I Simmons and son, Jack, and
i and daughter, Prances, of Atlan
I ta, Ga.
Miss Margaret Thomas, who is
taking nurse's training at Char
lotte Memorial Hospital, Char
lotte, spent the week-end here with
, her parents. Sheriff and Mrs.
Harry Thomas.
Miss Myra Crawford, who is
| employed in Winston-Salem, spent
Swafford's
Sayin's
I don't think I have ever
seen people so busy as they are
around here. Nearly everyone
who comes in my little 'ole
country store buys some can
ning supplies. I just have to
hustle to keep enough, can lids,
sure-jell, freezer boxes, sugar
and other things for the ladies
to use. They shore won't go
hungry the way they are put
ting away the food. If any of
you fine folk get hungry ? just
come out our way. If I don't
have something In the store ?
there will be plenty in the cel
lars and freezers. We'll divide
with you.
From the looks of my Dad's
four daughter s-ln-law they
haven't been hungry. Boy, if he
could only sell them by the ton.
They all ( along with others <
squeezed in to my store the oth
er day ? made it look like a
black snake that had swallowed
a big toad frog.
I wonder if you folk have
noticed how young some of the
ladies look with the new hair
do? The other day one of my
old-maid school teachers stop
ped by to see me. When I said
something about how young she
looked ? with her new hair ar
rangement ? Imagine ? she gave
me a big kiss on the forehead ?
Bless her little ole sweet heart.
(I can close my eyes yet and
feel that sweet caress). Then
another lady stopped, (I
wouldn't have known her if I
hadn't recognized the car), and
I said something about her
hair ? made her look about 18
? nothing happened that time
? I think I'll have my wife get
her hair cut ? if it will make
her look better.
Several of my old friends
and customers have been com
ing to see my store. The other
day I looked up and saw Jack
and Louise Sherrlll come in. I
didn't have much time to chat
with them, but shore was glad
to see 'em. Several others have
Bald that they want to come.
I hope you will come ? but wait
'till I get things a little cleaner
than the floor was when they
were here. Sometimes I get
busy, and the house gets in a
mess, but it doesn't take me
long to get it in shape again.
Buddy, I'm sellin' "Spray
Kill" fly spray ? pts. 49c ?
qts. 79c and "Fllppo Fly Bait"
? 2 lb. can 60c. Some folk think
that is too cheap ? but my con
science won't let me Sell it as
high as some charge for it.
Sorry no mill days at present.
Paul Swafford
Bryson City road.
l'/2 miles from city limits
last week here with her parents. I
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Crawford.
Miss Esta Mae Childers return
ed Saturday after a week's vaca
tion In Hopewell. Va.. and Wash
ington, D. C.
BAKE SALE SLATED I
The St. Agnes Episcopal Aux
iliary will hold a bake sale Fri
day morning, beginning at 9 .
o'clock, at the Children's Shop.
MEADOWS TO PREACH
The Rev. L. B. Meadows will
preach Saturday night at the East
Franklin Tabernacle, It has been
announced.
Mosaic is the oldest known to
baco disease.
A C O
THEATRE
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Phone ill
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SCHEDULE OF SHOWS
Weekdays ? 7 & 9 p. m.
Saturday 9:45 a. m. cont.
Sunday, 2:15 and 8:45 p. m.
Week Beginning July 12
THURSDAY -FRIDAY
Tom EwelliSheree North
In
THE LIEUTENANT
WORE SKIRTS"
In Color & CinemaScope
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Leo Gorcey-Huntz Hall
And The
Bowery Boys
In Their Newest!
"DIG THAT
URANIUM"
Also
"TARANTULA"
Plus
Serial and 2 Color Cartoons
The never-before told epic
of the last Great Indian
Battle . . .
"COMANCHE"
Starring
Dana Andrews
In CinemaScope & Color
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
"CULT OF THE
COBRA"
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
"THIRTY SECONDS
OVER TOKYO"
Starring
Robert Mitch um
Spencer Tracy
Van Johnson
[Coming Soon . . .
"PICNIC"
"I'LL CRY
TOMORROW"
r r a n kl i M
1 Drive-in II
k? THEATRE %
Phone 452
STARTS AT DUSK
WED.-THURS., JULY 11-12
"DESTINATION
GOBI"
Richard Whlmark
Don Taylor
FRI.-SAT., JULY 13-14
SANDS of;
starring
JOHN WAYNE
co-sto rring
JOHN AGAR
Plus
John DEREKJoon EYANS
SUN.-AfON., JULY 15-16
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'ALL NEW IN WaRNERCoLOR
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TUESDAY, JULY 17
Play Hollywood
"THE GOLDEN
MISTRESS"
|Coming Soon . . .
The Story of a Dog
"GOODBYE MY
LADY"
BEST BUYS
BY CHARLIE CONIEY
these: weekly fishing
JAUNTS WILL BE A
PLEASURE NOW THAT
WE HAVE A RELIABLE
USED CAR FROM
CONLEY
MOTOR CO. INC.
ITS A FUNNY THING, CY,
BUT EVERY NIGHT MY
WIFE DREAMS SHE IS
MARRIED TO A
MILLIONAIRE/
CARS
1955 FORD Club Sedan
Radio, heater, overdrive.
1955 CHEVROLET 2-dr. V-8
Powerfjlide.
1953 FORD 2-dr. (2)
1951 CHEVROLET 2-dr.
1951 PLYMOUTH 4-dr.
1950 CHEVROLET 2-dr.
1951 WILLYS Station Wagon
1949 MERCURY 2-dr.
1949 MERCURY 4-dr.
1947 FORD Convertible
TRUCKS
1954 FORD Pickups (2)
1953 CHEVROLET Pickup
1952 CHEVROLET 2-ton
1948 FORD Pickup
1948 DODGE 2-ton
With Tanden
Come in today and test drive a new '56 Ford. The fine car at
half the fine car price.
CONLEY MOTOR COMPANY, Inc
GFNUINE cORD PARTS 'Vy. * GOCDYEAR
ACCESSORIES PHONE 69 W ... PHONE 69 T,RB ANO TUBES
MAIN STREET ? FRANKLIN, N C
YOUR FRIENDLY FORDDEALER
Dealer 830