RUNNER-UP JAYBIRDS in the Little League champion
ship are (L to R) front row, James Yeary, coach, Harold
Corbin, assistant coach, Jen? Hed,den, Jackie Elliott, Jimmy
iiillit friMI
Pendergrass, and James B. Gregory, assistant coach; back
row, Dale Yeary, Larry Bunton, Ronnie Mashburn, Jimmy
Gnuse, Herbert Hurst, Arland Evitt, and Dennis Houston.
CUBS TO ATLANTA
Eight Cub Scouts (Den 4, Pack
1) will go to Atlanta, Ga., Friday ,
to appear on the TV show "Club
House Gang" on Channel 2 at 4:30
p. m. C. S. Brown, den daddy.
Ernest Hyde, head of Cub Scouts
here, and some other fathers will
accompany them. They plan to go
to the baseball game in Atlanta
Friday night and will return home
Saturday.
Phone 23
For Electrical
And
Plumbing Repairs
Phone 23
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1955 Buick Century 4 dr.
Hard t op, dvnaflo, radio,
heater, white tires, driven
only 8,700 miles. This car
is the buy of the week.
Check for price.
1955 Ford Pick-Up Truck
Only 8.000 actual miles.
This truck is like new.
1955 Ford Customline
2 -dr. Radio, heater and
white tires. This is like a
new one.
1954 Ford Customline
4 dr. Fordamatic, radio,
heater, and white tires.
1956 Chevrolet 4 dr.
Radio, heater and white
tires
1953 Ford Customline
2 dr. Radio, heater and new
white tires.
1951 Chevrolet Bel-Air
Sport Coupe. Radio and
heater.
1951 Chevrolet Fleetline
2 dr. Radio, heater.
1951 Pontiac 4 dr.
1950 Ford Customline
2 drs. (2)
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MACON
Motor Co., Inc.
Dealer 594
Your Authorized
Buick Dealer
Palmer Street, West
Phone 233
News
About
People
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Derby, of
Norfolk, Va., were guests this week
)f Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Cabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carpenter,
)f Lincolnton. spent the week-end
nere with Mrs. Carpenter's uncle,
Morman Clampett, and Mrs. Clam
jett.
Mrs. Arden L. Hickman, of Wil
mington, is spending this week
with two of her former classmates,
Mrs. Claude Roper and Mrs. Lucy
Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus FoutS and
daughter, of Gastonia, are spend
ing a few days with his mother.
Mrs. Rosa Pouts.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ballew, of
Marion, visited Mrs. J. M. Hug
gins at her home on Iotla over
the week-end.
Capt. Hunter Anderson, of
Dayton. Ohio, and Mrs. Benny
Billinger, of Baltimore. Md? are
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Anderson, at their
home on Franklin, Route -1.
Sgt. and Mrs. Ed Guy and two
daughters, Peggy and Martha, of
Kinston, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Jamison, Jr., the past
week-end. Sgt. Guy was a former
highway patrolman here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. West and
children. Mark and Carol, and
Mrs. R. D. West spent Sunday in
Canton visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph R. West.
SING AT TELUCO
The fourth Sunday sing will
be held at Tellico Baptist
?Church Sunday, August 26, be
ginning at 1:30 p. m., it has
been announced by Lon Thomp
son, president. A11 singers and
the public are invited.
North Carolina's 1956 spring
pig crop was the largest of record
Toltals were 4,000 more than the
previous record crop produced in
1955.
i There's More Than
,'iermon To Ramsey's
Appearance At Cowee
There'll be more than just
a sermon behind the appear
ance Sunday at the -Cowee Bap
tist Church of the Rev. Harry
Ramsey, Jr., of Williamson, W.
Va.
One hundred and twenty
eight years ago, Mr. Ramsey's
great-great-great grandfather,
Humphrey Posey, organized the
Cowee church.
On learning Mr. Ramsey
Dlanned to be here Sunday for
the 90th birthday of his grand
mother, Mrs. Texie Ramsey, the
congregation of the church de
cided it would be highly ap
propriate for him to preach.
He will deliver the 11 a. m.
sermon at the Iotla Baptist
Church and will preach at Co
wee at 8 p. m.
Mr. Ramsey is pastor of the
Belbarton Baptist Church.
Mrs. Duncan Receives
Journalism Award
Mrs. Eve'yn Gibson Duncan,
daughter of Mrs. Lela Gibson, of
Franklin, who acts as faculty ad
visor for the journalism class in
Jefferson High School, Arlington,
where she is a teacher, recently
was presented an award by the
National Association and Colum
bia Scholastic Press. Her school
paper won "for high standard '
In journalism".
In Rural Hall ?
Miss Guy Marries Cletus Long
Miss Dorothy Guy, of Winston
Salem. formerly of Franklin, was
married August 18 to Cletus R.
Long, of Winston-Salem, at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Matlock, in Rural Hall.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Guy, of j
Franklin. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey R. Long,
of Winston-Salem.
The Rev. Vernon E. Dactwyler i
performed the double-ring cere
money before an improvised altar
of palms and arrangements of
white gladioli, flanked with can
delabra.
The bride wore a ballerina
length gown fashioned with lace
basque and scalloped neckline,
bouffant tulle skirt with appli
qued lace. Her headdress was a
half hat of matching lace. She
carried a white Bible covered with
pearls, topped with a white orchid.
Mrs. Ling is a graduate of 1
Mrs. Long
Franklin High School and is em
ployed by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston-Salem.
Mr. Long is a graduate of Grif
fith High School and Is employed
at Davis, Inc , Winston-Salem.
The couple will reside at 711
West First Street in Winston
Salem.
All control work on forest in
sects and diseases has beer, con
solidated into one division of the
Forest Service says the U. S.
Department of Agriculture.
Want Ads
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2 cent* per word, with a minimum
charjre of ?5 cent* for each insertion.
(25 cents er*ra for keyed ads.)
ftansifir?d Pluplay:
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line.
In CAPITALS or bold type Uke
this, 20 cents for each line.
In type like this, 38
j cents per line.
CASH niSCOTJNTS
When cash accompanies order:
10 per cent discount will be allowed.
20 per cent for three or mora uuaaauullw
insertions of same ad.
NEW 2 bedroom mobilehomes as
low as $750.00 cash down. Used
trailers as low as $595.00.
oni "aawra
I World famous upside down sign*
3 Mi. N. of Greenville, S. C. Hwv
29 N. i
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LOST OR STRAYED red Duroc
pig about 40-50 lbs. in East
Franklin. If found please call
John Burleson, 472.
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FOR SALE
A cider press. First $20.00 gets
it.
Also dry chestnut boards. No
longer on the market. Ideal for
finishing living room, dining room
or den.
O. C. Skinner, Horse Cove Road
Highlands, Phone 3457
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FOR SALE ? 14 'i acres north of
Franklin on Highway 28 with
five-room house, good barn, ga
rage, chicken house. 3/10 acre
tobacco allotment. Priced to sell.
See Mrs. Delphia Mason York.
Route 4. Franklin.
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CONCORD GRAPES $1.50 per
bushel. Ready by August 27.
No Sunday Sale. Arlin A. Smith,
Tellico Community.
Announcement
While the new building is being erected on our old lot, we
will display our new and used cars and trucks on the lot next
to Sossamon Furniture Company and the lot between Slacks
Auto Parts and the Post Office.
Remember Burrell Motor Company has the largest selection
of Used Cars and trucks in Western North Carolina. See this
selection before you buy.
Burrell Motor Co.
Oldsmobile
Phone 123
Dealer 3014
Chevrolet
Franklin, N. C.
- NEW -
Hot Point Hi-Vi TV
? NEW HIGH IN VIVID SOUND
? NEW HIGH IN VIVID PICTURE
? NEW HIGH IN EASY OPERATION
SEE THEM TODAY
? AT ?
Sossamon Furniture Co.
" Everything For Your Home ' '
Phone 67 Franklin. N. C
SEE US FOB
Mechanical repairs, grease jobs,
etc., cars, trucks or tractors. Road
service. All work Guaranteed.
Bob Gaines Motors
Phone 281 Franklin, N. C.
Dealer No. 595
FOR SALE ? One Crescent tape
recorder in good shape and with
supply of tape. See Marshall
Pettis at Woods Motor Court.
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FOR RENT ? 4 room apartment,
2 bed rooms with bath. Located
in East Franklin. See Mack Mof
fitt or phone 44-J.
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FOR SALE ? One 1952 Interna
tional dump truck. Good condi
tion. $700. See Hoyt Holland.
FOR RENT ? A. W. Reid's 2 bed
room apartment over Gulf sta
tion in East Franklin. See A. W.
Reid or call 798.
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FARM LAND FOR RENT
FOR RENT ? 40-50 acre farming
land, excellent condition, to re
sponsible party. See George Jones,
Ronny Crest. Tel. 314-W.
FOR SALE ? 150 chicken feeders,
50 hanging type feeders. Auto
matic water fountains, new and
?sed, but good. One range stove,
good as new. One new shower stall
complete, concrete base. One new
30-gal. Hotpoint hot water tank.
One Ford tractor with extra low
gear, in perfect condition. Fergu
son disc. Mowing equipment. Roll
er bed. Cut-off saw. Power take-off
pulley. Time payment on Tractor
can be arransed. One house trail
er dolly. Kelvinator air compress
or unit without motor. Washed
feed sacks at 15c each. One table
saw and base, used to build one
house. Other things too numerous
to mention. Buy this at a good
price ? one Woodsaver stove. C. G.
Taylor, Route 3, Franklin-, N. C.
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NINE WEEKS OLD Pullets for
sale. 95 cents each. Call John
Cunningham at 41 or 218-J-2.
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MILL'S CLOTHING STORE, lo
cated on Palmer Street next to
Cagle's Cafe, has a new shipment
of new and used clothing for men,
women, and children. Come In.
A23 ? 2tp? A30
Six miles out near U. S. 441
South. Good four-room house. On
3-acre tract. Spring and stream.
Only $2,000.
WANTED FEEDER STEERS, pol
ed or dehorned, 300 to 600 lbs.,
Hereford or Shorthorns or cross.
Must grade good. Also good grade,
young poled Hereford or Short
horn cows, perfably with calf and/
or bred. Write Box 100, c/o The
Franklin Press.
DOGWOOD WANTED ? Cloei
and Hugglns. at Bumlngtowr,
Road. We buy Fridays.
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A COMPLETE line of Paper Mate,
Wearever. and Scripto pens and
pencils at S & L 5 and 10c Store.
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FOR SALE ? Bids will be re
ceived by the undersigned until!
12 o'clock noon Wednesday. Sept
ember 12, 1956, for Tract C con
sisting of 6.4 acres in the Bruce
Palmer sub-division of the Craw
ford farm, owned by Macon Coun
ty VFW. Bids to include purchase
price and proposed terms. Success
ful bidder will be called upon to
complete the transaction by Sept
ember 19. Bid deposit of 2% should
accompany all bids. The right to
refuse any or all bids is reserved.
Vic Perry, Commander of VFW
Post 7339.
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PIANO FOR SALE ? New Betsy
Ross Spinet. Mrs. Harry Higgins,
Phone 359.
A16 ? 3tc ? A30
WANTED ? One-horse farm
wagon in good condition. Must
be reasonable. E. M. Brady, High
lands.
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WILD GINSENG ROOT
We are paying the highest
prices in 25 years for wild dried
root. Write Ginseng, Box 861,
Asheville, N. C., for shipping in
structions.
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FOR SALE
New 3-bedroom brick house on
Maple St. Radiant heat (100% in
sulated > . Near school and shopping
center. P. H. A. approved and
terms. OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Phone 298, R. K. Sloan.
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SPECIAL VALUES ? Blue canvas
back binders from 49 to 79c.
Leather binders. $1.59 and up. plus
federal tax. S & L 5 and 10c Store.
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? MINERAL RIGHTS ?
EXCLUDED, BUT?
The chances of any mining on this
attractive 22-acre property, are ex
tremely remote. It is located high
on a knoll and just out-side of
town. The new white house has
five rooms and bath (with one
room not quite finished', fine
new oil floor-furnace with ther
mostat control, two porches, nice
cellar andr? and a glorious view
of the distant high-tops. (TV re
ception should be tops!) There is
also a large detached garage, good
small barn with crib, small chick
en house, tool shed, and a fine
spring with reservoir and electric
pump. It has a fine acre-garden,
small fenced pasture and well
timbered woodland. This picture
esque property, completely furn
ished and equipped, is Really Pric
ed To Sell ? at only $8850! Ideal
for use as a summer home or for
year-round living, this property
will compare favorably with prop
erties being held at $12,000 to
$13,000. It's a Honey of a Buy!
EXCLUSIVE WITH
? TED REBER ? Realtor ?
"It Pays fo Deal Thru a Realtor"
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I WOULD LIKE to start a nursery
(or 3-6 year olds from 7 to 4
o'clock every day except Sunday.
Starting Sept. 3. Inquire Mrs. Cliff
Cook, Depot Street.
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FOR RENT ? Unfurnished apart
ment. five rooms and bath. Re
decorated. Steam Heat. Adults.
Phone 206, Mrs. Ous Leach.
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CHECK OUR LINE of children's
back-to-school dresses, blouses,
anklets, etc. You will be surprised
at the wide assortment we carry,
and the prices are right. S u L 5
and 10c Store.
A16 ? 2tc ? A23
GET THE FAMOUS Blue Horse
extra count filler paper, compo
sition books, and tablets at our
store. S & L 5 and 10c Store.
A16? 2tc? A23
WANTED ? One small or medium
sized pony and two or three
saddle horses. See or write Harvey
Brown. Scaly, N. C.
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FOR SALE ? Chicken house 40 ft.
x 50 ft., complete with equip
ment, nests, roosts, feeders, etc.,
for 500 layers. Used less than one
year. Bargain. Col. T. E. Binford,
Highlands, N. C.
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FOR SALE ? Small acreage
tracts, 3x/2 miles out of Franklin
on No. 441. One good building
site suitable for station or grocery,
also one good site for tourist
court. Stream running through
property. See Mrs. Julia Shuler,
Watauga section, Route 4, Frank
lin.
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FOR SALE ? New home. Five
rooms with bath, basement. All
utilities. Two acres of land. Beau
tiful view and excellent television
location. Three miles from Frank
lin on Highlands Road. Call 357-J-4
or see Kenneth Clark.
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HERE IS A REAL BUY
Five-room year-round home, two
bedrooms, bath, approximately 4
acres. Beautiful view, shade,
stream on place. Concrete garage
with room over. Just outside city
limits. Price $6,000. Exclusive
with E. M. McNish, Telephone
10-J-l, Wayah Valley Ranch.
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IN THE MARKET for logs and
standing timber. See us for
prices and specifications. Good
wood cheap. Loading bin. Mill lo
cated at Oak Hill 2% miles out on
Murphy Road. Gordon Lumber
Company, Edwin Wallace, phone
387
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FOR SALE ? Nine acres of land
with modern heated house, six
rooms and bath. Large basement.
Close in just off Highlands Road.
See or call Carl Leatherman at
257-W-3.
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FOR RENT ? 4-room apartment
and one 3-room apartment. See
W. C. Burrell or call 121.
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Protect your building investment
by using ?
Steam Cured
Concrete, Cinder, or Superock
Blocks
For best prices
See
Your Local Manufacturer
rxrur
Special prices In carloads
W. A. HAYS BLOCK PLANT
Phone 30 Franklin, N. C.
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HARD TO FIT? Like good clothes?
Try International tailor made
clothes. Known and sold In Macon
County for more than 25 years.
Spring and summer samples on
display. Belk's Department Store.
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FOR RENT ? One five-room
apartment in Orlando Apart
ment house. See Mrs. Hermie Dry
man.
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SUMMER SPECIALS
Five-room log cottage in Culla
saja Community. FurnisWd. Pric
ed to sell.
One large building lot just out
side city limits-oa Highlands Road.
Sixty acres 111 Oak Grove Com
munity on proposed Needmore
dam water line.
Also small farms at good buys.
Sam Hifdon, Real Estate
Phone 23 or 173-W
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FOR SALE ? Four-bedroom house
near First Baptist Church on
large lot with plenty of garden
space. See Mrs. J. B. Henry, or
phone 389.
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WATER WELL DRILLING? Low
cost 4 and 6 inch wells. See
Charlie Davidson, Bidwell Street.
Phone 353-W evenings.
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WELL DRILLING ? 4-6-8 inch
wells, drilled with first class
equipment. 20 years experience.
Safer and better wells at lower
cost. Macon Pump & Well Com
pany. Call or write F. B. Rogers,
Franklin, N. C., Telephone 375-J-l.
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REAL ESTATE
Our listings include real estate of
all kinds. Homes, building sites,
small tracts, and Income property.
FRANKLIN REALTY COMPANY
Frank Duncan Phone 27
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FOR SALE ? Block and brick,
sand, fine and coarse. W. J.
Clark & Son. Phone 357-J-4, 81-W,
or 345-W-3.
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CUSTOM BUILT ? Woodwork
ing. We specialize in kitchen
cabinets. Also we stock Formica.
Franklin Woodworks, Jack Orib
ble, owner.
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