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Word Received Here Of T. J. Stanfield'* Death In Accident Word has been received by rela tive* here that T. J. Stanfield, 39. o ( Sacramento. Calif., formerly of Macon County, was killed Decem ber 13 In an automobile accident near Sacramento. Mr Stanfield was the son of Mack B. Stanfield. who also lives In Sacramento. Macom S THEATRE ll FRANKLIN. N. C. j SHOW BEGINS Weekdays ? 7 & 9 p. m. Saturdays ? Continuous from 1:00 p. m Sundays ? 2:30 and 9 p. m. THURS.-FRI., JAN. 24-25 DOUBLE FEATURE "CHA-CHA-CHA BOOM" Peres Praufo Mary Kayetrid Plus "ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK" Tony Martinez SAT., JANUARY 2fi DOUBLE FEATURE "DAKOTA INCIDENT" Linda Darnell Dale Robertson John Land "SECRET VENTURE" Kent TayIor-*?e Hylton SUN.-mON.-TUES., ? I JANUARY 27rJ#-?9 . ' Blare than your eyes hare ever seen In CinemaSoope Don't Miss ? Elvis Presley Riohard Egan Debra Paget "LOVE ME TENDER" Greatest musical entertain ment you win ever have. See It At The Macon Theatre Admission, Children 25c Adults 50c WED., JANUARY 3? 'THE KILLING" Sterling Havden MRS. MURRAY SUCCUMBS IN ALBUQUERQUE Franklin Native Had Been 111 Since Early Fall Mrs. Inez Crawford Murray, a native of Franklin and wife of Prank I. Murray. Jr.. died Friday in an Albuquerque. New Mex.. hospital of a diabetic condition. Thirty years old. Mrs. Murray lad been ill since early fall and lad been hospitalized for treat nent at intervals since. Her doc or allowed her to spend three Kjura at her home Christinas day rith her husband, her mother, ind other members of her fam ly. She also left the hospital for l short time the Monday before ler death. Funeral services for Mrs. Mur ?ay were conducted yesterday Wednesday) at 2 p. m. at the "ranklin Methodist Church, of : rtiich she was a member. Officiat es were the Rev. S. B. Moss, pas or, the Rev. M. W. Chapman, and he Rev. A.. Rufus Morgan. Bur al was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Reece, Onory Hunnlcutt, George Hunni :utt, Charles Hunnlcutt. John" O. Murray, and H. W. Cabe. Daughter of Mrs. May Hunnlc utt Crawford, of Franklin, and he late Gilmer L. Crawford, she ?as a graduate of Franklin High School and Gladwahl School of laboratory Technique in St. Louis, Ao. Following her graduating rom Gladwahl, she worked as a aboratory technician for the lealth department In New Or eans. La., and later as a tech- I lician with Dr. T. D. Slagle in 1 Sylva. Tuberculosis forced her | Fr a n k 1 i II INDOOR N OUTDOOR 11 I TH EAT UK \ Phone 452 ]? 452-R Show Starts at 7 weak days FRIDAY -SATURDAY , Randolph Scott "CORNER1 CREEK" And "SPECIAL DELIVERY" SUN.-MON.-TUES. In The Wild West KX Ginger Rogers B.rry nelson Carol CHANNINC TheV Travel^' Sales^* I LIVING ROOM SUITES i Beautifully Designed ? Sturdy Construction Large Selection $99.50 and up MACON COUNTY SUPPLY CO. FRANKLIN, N. C resignation in Sylva and she en tered the W. N. C. Sanatorium at Black ^fountain, where she con tlnued her career as a technlciar : while undergoing treatment. Aftei two and a half years she was re j leased from the sanatorium and re turned to Franklin. Here she was active in church and civic fields ' including playing the lead ir ! "Dear Ruth", a play staged by the Community Players. She and Mr Murray were married Aug. 22, 1953. in Franklin and soon aftet moved to Albuquerque. There she worked as a laboratory tech nician until she became ill. In addition to her mother and her husband. Mrs. Murray is sur vived by two brothers, Lee Craw ford, of Raleigh, and Emory Craw ford, a U. 8. Navy air cadet sta tioned at Pensacola, Fla ; two sis ter*, Mrs. Fred Henry, of Greens boro, and Mrs. Henry P. Fell, of Albuquerque: and her grandmoth er, Mrs. Lee Crawford, of Frank lin. Arrangements locally were hand led by Bryant Funeral Home. Shope In Hospital; Condition Not Serious Lake V. Shope. Macon County register of deeds, who has been confined to his home by illness for two weeks, was admitted to Angel Hospital Monday. It is not known when Mr. Shope | will return to work but his con dition is not regarded as serious. | He has osteomyelitis. Jaycees Turn Out For District Meet Attending the Jaycee district meeting at WaynesvlUe Friday night were Dr. J. U Hill. Jr.. R. W. (Bob) Moore. Roy M. Blddle. i Jr.. Dr. O. R. McSween, Bruce | Palmer, Dr. Bill Current, , and J. P. Brady, all of Franklin. Franklin Elementary Starting Pre- School Program For Fall Franklin Elementary School is now starting its pre-school pro- ^ gram for the fall of 1957. Mrs. Qrover Jamison, Jr.. chair- ( man, said form letters are being 1 mailed to parents of children who 1 will enter the first grade In the a rm.Il. Parents who do not receive t, letter requesting information ?bout their pre-achooler are asked t>y Mrs. Jamison to write the shild's name and blrthdate on a postal card and mail It to her. Baptist Deacons Will Meet Tonight The Macon Baptist Association will hold its quarterly deacons netting at Mt. Hope Church to night (Thursday) with supper be ng prepared by the host church it 6:30. Deacons and their wives are in cited. The speaker wlii be the Rev. ?lyde Rhinehart, pastor of Cowee 3aptlst Church. Prayer meeting, ollowing the supper, will begin >t 7:30. Legion Group* Hear Nurse Discuss Polio In a joint meeting Friday night, the American Legion and its auxiliary heard a talk on polio by Mrs. Frank Shope, Ma con County public health nurse. Mrs. Shope said persons be tween the ages of six months and their twentieth birthday, as well as expectant mothers, can obtain the Salk polio vaccine free at the county's health center. Hostesses for the joint supper meeting were Mrs. Ollmer A. Jones, Mrs. C. Tom Bryson, and Mrs. Weimar Jones. Farmers add molasses to live stock feeds to make them more palatable, just as cooks add sauces to fooHs-to make them more tasty. This Is It, Ladies? Once A Year Store Wide Clearance We must move some merchandise to make 4* I P room for the lovely spring things arriving SALE ? daily... A As Always - A Quick Check Offers You A Better Buy - Hurry! SALE ? ENTIRE WINTER STOCK Hats One large selection of Fall and Winter HATS Now $1.00 ONE TABLE BLOUSES Reg. $4.00 to $8.00 YOUR CHOICE $0.88 Coats And Suits \ ... ? ? All of these are Qual ity Coats and Suits, and are a Bargain at J t 066 Sweaters ONE GROUP Now 4 Off < B*ZS Now n Off Skirts NOW OFF SPECIAL! BARGAIN TABLE One Group SUPS Reg. $6.95 Now $3.99 One Group NYLON PANTIES Reg. $1.00 Now 48c SHOE SALE? -Final Clean-up-~SHOE SALE Red Cross - Life Stride - West Port Regular $7.95 - $8.95 and $12.95 All Going For $5.99 Pair THE TWINS'' SHOP * r *A COMPLETE STORE FOR LADIES"
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