Tippett Boy Back In School,
Proud Possessor Of Cap
Doctors Took From His Lung
Eddie Tippett went back to
school Monday, and with a souve
nlr taken from deep within his
right lung.
It Is a small metal cap which
he accidentally swallowed while
playing last week. To retrieve the
cap, Eddie had to go to a special
ist at Ponce de Leon Infirmary,
in Atlanta.
Bob Conely drove 13-year-old
Eddie and his father, J. Lee
Tippett, to Atlanta Monday night
of lSst week. "It was no easy job,"
Mr. Tippett declared, "with all
that New Year's traffic pouring
out of Atlanta coming this way."
Doctors first tried to get at the
cap with a magnet. This didn't
work. They discovered why, after
they had taken it out with a pair
of forceps; the cap is made of
aluminum, which won't respond
to a magnet.
The boy stayed in the hospital
until Wednesday of last week,
when he returned home. The doc
tor recommended he remain at
i home for the rest of the week.
Eddie's father reports his son
' "wouldn't take anything for that
cap". Eddie is in Mrs. Theo Riser's
seventh grade at Franklin Ele
mentary School.
Chapman To Be Speaker
At Ministers' Meeting
The Rev. M. W. Chapman, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church,
of Franklin, will speak Monday at
10 a. m. at the meeting of the
county's Baptist ministers. The
meeting will be held at the First
Baptist Church.
mACON'S
Newest Citizens
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid, Jr.,
of Jacksonville N. C. a daughter,
Pamela Ann, December 23, at a
Jacksonville hospital. Mrs. Reid
is the former Miss Katherine
Meat Department
SWIFT
BOLOGNA lk 29*
BRADLEY'S CELLO
FRANKS u. 39*
BRADLEY'S LOOSE
WIENERS U, 29*
FRESH DRESSED
HENS Lb. ? 39*
TENDER CLOSE TRIMMED
CLUB STEAKS Lb? i? 69*
FRESH REAL LEAN
BEEF STEW ^ 49*
CARNATION ? INSTANT
DRY MM -3(K
KELLOGG'S
CORNFLAKES Ml? 28*
BAMA
APPLE JELLY y2 Gai. jar ? 63c
SWIFT
ROAST BEEF 12-oz. c?n 49^
"ARMOUR'S TREET
LUNCHEON MEAT ^ c.? 39*
"SCOCO" 0
SHORTENING . 1 *** _ _ _sl"
"HUMKO"
SHORTENING 3 Lb. Crtn. 59*
COFFEE ^LbXp---^-M-- 97*
TIDE 31*
HENNY PEN
DOG FOOD 1 it ? 33*
OCONEE'S BEST
25 Lb. Bag $1,59
10 Lb. Bag 83c
Ground from Choice Wheat
FLOUR
'THE STORE OF LOW PRICES^'
RAY & WELCH SUPER MARKET
Palmer Street Phone 278
Purr, daughter of Dr. and Mrs
W. E. Purr, of Franklin.
Born To:
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vlctoi
Wood, of Highlands, a son, Doyle
Michael, Jan. at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd
Thompson, of Pranklin, a son.
William Boyd. Jr.. Jan. 2, at Angel
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calvin
Huscusson. of Franklin. Route 1,
a son. Keith Donald, Jan. 3. at
Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Hyde,
of Asheville. a son. Benjamin
Wesley, Jan. 3. at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen
Berry, of Franklin. Route 4, a son,
Charles Wayne, Jan. 4, at Angel
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aftor.
Weaver, of Franklin, a daughter,
Ellen Jane, Jan. 5, at Angel Hos
pital.
Miss Morrison
In Hospital
After Accident
Miss Dixie Nell Morrison, daugh
ter of Mrs. Harley R. Morrison, of
Cowee, received a elight concus
sion, face lacerations, and numer
ous bruises early Monday after
noon when the car she was driv
ing left the road and overturned
at Cowee School.
The accident occurred on the
road leading off N. C. U8 in front
of the school. '
She is a patient at Angel Hos
pital. Her physician, Dr. C. H,
Moseley, said he expects she will
be discharged the middle of next
week.
Details of the accident are
sketchy. Miss Morrison, who was
riding alone, told Dr. Moseley she
remembers nothing about the ac
cident.
, Miss Morrison was on her way
home at the time of the accident.
She was going to bring her mother
to town. Since March, Miss Morri
son has worked as a cashier at
the Winn-Dixie Store in Franklin.
Her engagement to Furman C.
Shook, son of Mr- and Mrs. E. C.
Shook, of Franklin, was announc
ed this week.
Social Security
Representative
To Be Here Tuesday
A representative from the
Asheville Social Security District
office will be here Tuesday
morning at ' the Agricultural
Building.
This month, Social Security
officials begin their new sched
ule of twice-monthly visits to
Franklin (previously, they came
but once a month). The second
January visit will be on the
29th.
A Social Security representa
tive will be here on the first
Tuesdays following the second
and fourth Mondays of every
month.
Sloan s Called Away
By Death In Family
Kir. and Mrs. Richard K iDick>
Sloan, Just back from attending
the funeral of Mr. Sloan's uncle
in Georgia, last week end were
called to Charlotte by the death
there of Mrs. Sloan's grandmoth
er.
Tobacco Growers Will
Hold Meeting Jan. 18
A tobacco growers' meeting
will be held Friday, Jan. 18, at
2 p. m. at the Agricultural
Building
A specialist from Raleigh wlil
discuss varieties, spacing, con
trol of Insects and diseases, and
Increasing tobacco production.
I
His foxhole faith stayed with him...
It's been told many times bow there were
no atheists in the foxholes.
Faith under fire was quick, com
plete, uncomplicated and unquestioned.
Fortunately, many who found faith
under these conditions kept it? even
after the firing stopped and the last
troopship docked back home.
Like much of the hard wisdom
learned in war, the faith developed in
battle has been put to wider, wiser
use in the years that have followed.
It has spread outward now ... to the
family, giving them the strength need
ed to weather the long, hard pulls and
the short, sharp adversities.
That strong family faith and stronger
richer life it brings are never built
better than now . . . are never built
surer than when you worship together
regularly? every week. Rememberl It's
your faith . . . your family!
BuHd a stronger, richer Ifo . worship togtfkr this w?k
Contributed to the Religion in American Life Program by
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INCOME TAX RETURNS ? pre
pared at your home or office
by appointment. Experienced. Rea
sonable. Robert E. Workman, Tax
Accountant, Phones 200 or 388.
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FOR SALE ? Quaker oil heater
like new. and 275 gal. oil tank.
Manson Stiles, phone 201 or No. 1.
J10? 2tc^I17
FOUND ? Colile-Type male dog,
with black body and brown and
white face and legs. Douglas
Young, Middlecreek Road, Otto.
MY LOSS YOUR Gain. Right
now out on the Georgia Road.
I have 30 acres and a four-bed
room house, a 4,000 square feet
of chicken house for sale. I will
take a loss of <1200.00. This offer
is good for 10 days only. J. D.
Hall
FOR RENT
Small four-room house within five
minutes' walk of down town. Fully
Insulated . and electrically heated.
In good TV area. Available at once
at $40.00 a month. Call 17-W.
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LOST MONDAY afternoon some- .
where in town, new light blue
cap to child's snow suit. If found, !
please call Rosemarj* Neill at I
645-J or Rolfe Neill, 24. i
FOR RENT ? Three-room un- J
, furnished basement apartment,
with bath and hot water. Located
1 >2 miles out on Bryson City Road, j
See Mrs. T. H. Parrish, Iotla. |
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LOST ? Red, half bird dig, half
bull dog, bobtail, about 8 months
old, answers to name, "Bullet".
Reward. Floyd Jacobs, Jr., or call
390-W.
NEW HOMES for sale. Modern,
convenient, and beautiful. Ready
to move in, at prices and terms
you can afford. See Joe M. Hen
ry, "Builder of Better Homes",
Franklin, N. C.
JIO? 3tp ? J24
FOR SALE ? First time to offer
this 22-acre faitn. Four miles
out. This property has a really
good two-year old house, contain
ing five rooms and bath. Six acres
of rich cultivating land. Balance
in woodland. Also barn, chicken
house, large stream flowing
through property. Only $7,600.
Exclusive with ? Sherman H.
Ledford, Phone 274-J-3, Real
Estate.
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FOR SALB? White Chinese geese,
(5.00 a pair. E. D. Shores, phone
294-R.
LOST ? Small male pig, white
with black spots on back. Left
home two weeks ago. If found, re
turn to Orayson Tallent, or call
J. S. Cunningham residence.
FOR SHEET METAL work, call
336 or 218-W-5. Outtering, awn
ing, heating, and aluminum work.
F. H. A. approved, up to three
years to pay. Franklin Sheet Metal
Shop. "First in quality and serv
ice." Near Freezer Locker plant.
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FOR SALE ? Good hay, mostly
orchard grass, $30.00. per ton, at
our barn. Rabun Qap-Nacoochee
School, Rabun Oap. Oa.
JIO? 3tc? J24
FOR SALE ? Used piano, good
condition. Write Box 507, Frank
lin. or call 4 44 J.
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FOR RENT ? A very nice four
room house, l'/i miles South of
Franklin on U. S. 441, but you
would not want to rent it. A fam
ily just moved out who had a tel
evision and a vacuum cleaner, but
they could not use the cleaner be
cause it interferred with the tele
vision. I would not want to rent
for more than 30 days at a time,
because I think that that is as long
as you would want to stay here.
Also you won't need to bring a
vacuum cleaner for this short a
time. Besides, it might be as long
as I would want you to stay, any
how. Actually, I do not care wheth
er you rent it or not, but come by
and say "Howdy" for you are my
n e i g hi) o r s , and the word is
"Choice." Please remember that
the man who wrote the song,
"Home Sweet Home", never had
one. Happy New Year. Bob Davis.
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FOR RENT? 1500 sq. ft. daylight
space for storage or shop. Two
blocks from courthouse. Available
February 15. See Calvin Henson at
Dryman's.
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FOR SALE ? Registered cocker
spaniel puppies. Call 213-J or
see Mrs. Elizabeth Pruett In trailer
on Forest Ave., Bonny Crest sec
tion.
J2 ? 3tp ? J 16
3-BEDROOM FURNISHED house
for rent. Water, electricity.
Electric range. Barn, garden spot,
etc. In "Brendletown", 4 miles
out on 441 East. Contact Mrs.
Wayne Woodard, Bryson City.
Telephone Bryson City 3196.
J3 ? 3tp ? J17
OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. A
big bundle for a dime. The
Franklin Press.
IN THE MARKET for logs ano
standing timber. See us for
prices and specifications. Mill lo
rated at Oak Hill 2Va miles out on
Murphy Road. Gordon Lumber
Company, Edwin Wallace, phone
387.
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? 35-ACRE FARM ?
Nicely located on a State road
that has mail delivery, and just
four miles from the Court House.
This property has a really good
twelve-year-old house, containing
seven rooms and bath, two de
lightfully large porches, concrete
basement, and an excellent water
supply. There are five acres of
rich cultivating land, 20 acres in i
improved pasture, and the balance |
in timbered woodland. It has ever
30 assorted fruit trees, lots of
grapes, good barn, chicken house,
etc. A large stream, flows through
this lovely property! and the view
from the house Is truly spectacu
lar! The house alone, would cost
at least $14,000 to build today, ?
however, I have the entire prop
erty for sale at a low-down price
of only $10,750! Someone will
surely take advantage of this fine
offer, and that someone could
very easily be a guy named Bill
? from Lakewood, Ohio!
excLusiyB with
? TED REBER ? Realtor *
"It Pays to Deal Thru a Realtor"
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UPHOLSTERY ? for new and
used furniture. Skilled crafts
manship. Your choice of materi
als. Free estimates. S. Brunner,
Phone 262-W-l.
N29 ? 52tp ? D1
Protect your building mvestmem
by using ?
Steam Cured
Concrete. Cinder, or Superock
Blocks
For best prices
See
Your Local Manufacturer
8" x 8" x 16"
8peclal prices In carloads
W A HAY8 BLOCK PLANT
Phone 30 Franklin. N. C
N17 ? tff
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 SALE ? Block s?nd brick
sand, fine and coarse. W J
Clark & 8on. Phone 357-J-4. 81-W
or 345-W-3
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FOR SALE ? International corn
shredder, In good runnfhg con
dition. $25. Douglas Young. Middle
Creek Road. Otto.
J3 ? 2tp ? J10
FOR RENT
I have a nice comfortable house
for rent, suitable for a couple or
small family. Located close to
town. Electric heaters are furn
ished. Is also equipped for oil
or coal heat. A large laundry room,
carport, and garden are included.
Rent $40.00 per month. Phone 27
or 292, Frank Duncan.
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ALLSTATE AUTOMO
BILE INSURANCE ?
Call J. L. West, Jr., at
234-J.
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HAY FOR SALE
Approximately 3,000 bales. Dis
count In quantity. Call 10-J-l.
WAY AH VALLEY RANCH, INC.
D20 ? 4tp ? J 10
I HAVE SOME choice residential
lots and home sites In Town and
in the country. Prices from $500
up.
FRANKLIN REALTY COMPANY
Frank Dunran Phone 27
813- tfc
WATER WELL DRILLING? Low
cost 4 and 8 Inch wells. See
Charlie Davidson, Bidwell Street.
Phone 353-W evenings.
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ZENITH HEARINO AIDS? Auth
orized dealer. Zenith hearing
aids, batteries, and accessories.
Free home demonstration. Caro
lina Pharmacy.
D20? tfc
APARTMENT FOR RENT? Com
pletely redecorated. Two large
rooms, kitchen, bath and porch.
Call or see Mrs. Ethel Horst
Massey, phone 174.
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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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