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! Leaking Roof Repairs
Made, But Seepage
Still Is Occur ing
HIGHLANDS ? The leaking roof
at Highlands School has been re
paired to the extent that water
no longer drips from the celling,
but seepage still occurs.
Principal O. F. Summer said
! this week that, although classes
' are again being held in the room.
( he is afraid to have the new
' science equipment moved in for
fear It will be damaged by water.
The room was vacated last fall
and was unused until late in
April.
Ensign Mills Makes
First Solo Flight
Navy Ensign Hiad W. Mills re
cently made his first solo flight
at the Saufley Field Naval Auxlli
, ary Air Station In Pensacola, Fla., I
the Fleet Home News Center has
announced. '
He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas R. Mills, of Highlands,
Route 1.
IN APPRECIATION
We want to tell Mrs. Clarence
Henry and each member of the
First Baptist Church choirs how
much we enjoyed the cantata and
singing during the revival. We are
sure we speak for members of the
church and visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salain
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Patton Plans
Qub Workshop
On May 14
By MRS. ARIZONA D. BLAINE
(Club Reporter)
i Plans for a workshop on May
14 from 9:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. have
been made by the members of the
Patton Home Demonstration Club.
Members are asked to bring
sandwiches or covered dishes for
lunch and any work on which
they need some help. The work
shop will be held at the Commun
ity building.
The workshop was set up at the
club's regular meeting May 1 at
the community building. In ob
servance of "Pamily Life Month",
the program was directed at fam
ily life. Mrs. Anna Ledford, fam
ily life leader, had charge and
gave several of the most impor
tant steps that one must take in
order to succeed.
Mrs. Florence S. Sherrill, home
agent, presented a review on men
tal health and stressed its impor
tance in family life.
Vegetable recipes will be ex
changed at the June meeting.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. R. D. Wells
and Mrs. J. D. Wells.
First Private School
Was Held In Building
Occupied By Scott
The first private school here
was held on the second floor of
the Main Street brick building
now occupied by Scott Furniture
Company, according to Mrs. W. N.
Cook.
Last week's Education Section
of The Press told of the opening
of a private school here about
1840. but explained its location
was not known.
Mrs. Cook said this week she re
called hearing the late Mrs. Sam
L. Rogers saying the school was
held in that building.
NEW NAVY COMPANY
Formation of a "Carolina Com
pany" from this area has been
announce by Chief J. W. Prine,
Jr., who is in charge of the
Franklin W. S. Navy Recruiting
Station. Members of the new com
pany, which will be enlisted May
31 In Ashevllle, will train togeth
er as a unit at the Great Lakes
(111.) Naval Training Center. Ad- 1
ditlonal details may be obtained 1
through the local office.
I
- THE SICK -
Angel Hospital
ADMITTED:
May 1: William Leander Keen- 1
er, of Gneiss; Mrs. Carl S. Slagle,
of Franklin.
May 5: Mrs. Leon Harrison
Cabe, of Franklin, Route 3.
May 6: Mrs. Alvin Charles
Moore, of Franklin. Route 5; Mrs.
Claude Richard Cochran, of
Franklin, Route 4.
DISCHARGED:
May 1: Mrs. Gene Bateman, of
Franklin, Route 2; Richard Walt
er West, of Franklin, Route 4.
May 1: Mrs. William Howard
McClure, of Franklin, Route 2;
Mrs. Theodore Elihu Anders, of
Otto.
May 3: Mrs. Delma M. Clampltt,
of Franklin, Route 3: Mrs. Lam
bert Solesbee Leopard, of Frank
lin, Route 3; Frank Lee Angel, of
Franklin, Route 5.
May 4: George Lee Guffey, of
Franklin, Route 4.
May 5: Mrs. James Lawrence
Bryson, of Highlands; Newell Her
man Qwenby, of Franklin, Route
2; James Daniel Gibson, of Frank
lin; Mrs. Roy Edward Jones, of
Franklin, Route 4; Mrs. Dan Lest
er Pendergrass, of Franklin, Route
3; Miss Sandra Lee Carver, of
Franklin, Route 2; Harold Dennis
Holbrooks, of Franklin, Route 2;
Mrs. W. T. Jenkins, of Franklin:
Larry Dale Fouts, of Franklin.
Route 3.
May 6: Claude H. Bolton, of
Franklin.
Angel Clinic
ADMITTED:
April 29: Don Henry, of Frank
lin; Miss Patsy McCall, of Frank
lin.
April 30: Dewey McConnell, of
Franklin.
May 1: Allen Dills, of Cartooge
chaye; Raleigh Bingham, of Car
toogechaye.
May 2: Van Morgan, of Nanta
hala; Charlie Mashburn, of Frank
lin.
May 3: Carl Bishop, of Frank
lin; Orover Woodard, of Franklin;
Neal McClure, of Franklin; Grace
Tallent, of Franklin.
May 4: Claude Bradley,' of
Franklin: Carl Cabe, of Route 2,
Franklin; Mrs. Maude Hopkins,
of Cartoogechaye.
May 5: Mrs.4 Flora Green, of
Franklin; Mrs. Kelly Cunningham,
of Franklin; Mrs. John Johnson,
of Franklin. ,
DISCHARGED;
May 4: Homer Hedden. of
Franklin and Pontiac, Mich.; Wll
lard Stamey, of Franklin and De
troit, Mich.; Don Henry, of
Franklin.
May 5: Van Morgan, of Nanta
hala; Miss Patsy Taylor,
Franklin: Allen Dills, of Cartooge
chaye. Carl Cabe, of Route 2,
Franklin.
May 6: Mrs. Louise Swain, of
Franklin and Salisbury; Mrs. Vln
hle Browning, of Franklin.
MISS DILLS ENGAGED
TO MARRY IN JUNE
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dills, Mount
Vernon, Wash., Route 3. formerly
of Macon County, have announc
ed the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Edna Rae Dills, to James
Joseph Lydon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Lydon, also of Mount Ver
non, Route 2.
Hie bride-elect is a member of
the senior class at the Mount Ver
non High School, and the groom
is a graduate of Burlington-Edi
son High School and has served
four years in the U. 8. Navy.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Whelan Goes
jTo Washington;
Presents Paper
Donald E. Whelan, research
center leader at Coweta Hydro
logic Laboratory, was In Washing
ton, D>C? last week for a meet
ing of the American Geophysical
Union.
A few days earlier, Mr. Whelan
presented a paper to the Alabama
Academy of Science, Jacksonville,
Ala., on "Effects of Land Use on
Runoff".
Smathers Will
Speak Saturday
To Methodists
The Macon Methodist Circuit
fellowship supper will be held Sat
urday at 7:30 p. m. at the Otto
school auditorium.
Mulberry Church will be in
charge of arrangements.
Quest speaker will be the Rev.
Frank C. Smathers, superinten
dent of the Waynesvllle District.
Special music will be furnished by
the Young People's choir and the
new choir ot young people of Pat
ton's Chapel.
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