The Franklin Press and The Highlands Maconiaii
PAGE FOLK THURSDAY, MAT It, 1957
4 Macon County Boy Scouts
Get Life Ranks At Court
Four Boy Scouts of Franklin,
Troop 21, received their Life
badges last Thursday night at a
district court of honor at Scotts
Creek School, near Sylva.
They are Gary Crawford, Doug
las Slagle, Charles Slagle, and
Teddy Clark.
Ufe rank In Boy Scouting is
one step below the coveted Eagle
rank.
The ranks were bestowed on the
local Scouts by John W. Edwards,
of Tuckaseigee. formerly of Frank
lin.
John Crawford and Billy Craw
ford, both of Franklin, Troop 1.
and David Simpson, of Troop 21
were awarded Star rank. These
badges were presented by a local
Scout leader, Dr. J. L. Hill, Jr.
Kenneth Shepherd, of Franklin.
Troop 20 (Liberty), received First
Class rank.
William A. Roten. of Troop 1,
Michael S. Franklin, of Troop 20.
and Alvin A. Nicholson, James W.
Simpson, and John F. Thorpe, all
of Troop 21, were given Tender
foot badges.
The following from Macor
County troops received merit
badges:- Kenneth Shepherd, Troop
20. reading; Hoyt Potts, Troop 21.
firemanship, farm layout, and
farm home; Kenneth Hall, of
Troop 21, painting, safety, fishing,
woodcarving; Paul W. Cabe, of
Troop 21, public speaking, read
ing, home repairs, gardening, and
scholarship; Lyman Bryant, Troop
1, public speaking and printing;
John Crawford, Troop 1, reading
and public speaking; Preston
Clark. Troop 21. home repairs,
fishing, and public speaking;
Landy Pendergrass, Troop 21.
reading; Bill Reid, Troop 21. citi
zenship in the home and paint- j
ing; Teddy Clark. Troop 21. pub
lic speaking; Jerry Lee Patton,
Troop 21, forestry.
The June court of honor for
the district will be held at the
Highlands Methodist Church on
a date to be announced.
Bethel Meets Tonight;
Picnic Area Cleaned
The Bethel Rural Community
Development Organization will
meet tonight (Thursday) at 7:30
at Bethel Methodist Church.
Last week end. the community
cleaned its public picnic area or.
| the Highlands road. Home im
provements reported were Donald
B. Smith, a log cabin business
stand, and John Higdon. a home
workshop.
Get Acquainted
Mr. Winston Bauxhn, of Brevard
and Sylva, North Carolina, has
many yean of experience in the
sate of new and naed oars and
tracks. When yon deal with him.
yon can rest assured he will rive
you the best deal possible.
Mr. Roy Biddle, Jr., who has lived
here in Franklin for the last ten
yean, is well known and has many
Mends. He hopea to ret acquaint
ed with lots more of yon. He is a
fine youv man and will be hap
py to be of service to you at any
time and at all times.
Burrell Motor Company is proud to an
nounce to their many friends and customers
that Mr. Winston Baughn and Mr. Roy Biddle,
Jr., have joined our sales force. They are both
outstanding young men and we are very happy
to have both of them to represent us at Burrell
Motor Company.
Mr. Baughn will be our new and used car
sales manager. Mr. Biddle will serve as a new
and used car salesman.
We invite you to come in and see us and
meet these young men. We have worked up
some GET ACQUAINTED specials for this
week which are good buys in used cars and
trucks which we are listing below:
One 1955 Customline 2 -dr. Ford V-8 ? Equipped with radio and
heater, overdrive, turn signal* and white wall tires. A real clean
car for $1395.00.
One 1956 Mercury Monterey, 2-dr. ? Equipped with mercumatic,
radio and heater, looks like new for $2295.00.
One 210 1955 6-Cyl. Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan ? Equipped with
heater, good tires, new seat covers, a real clean car, only $1345.00.
One 1955 V-8 Chevrolet Vz ton pickup with heater, good tires,
for only $1195.00.
1950 Ford Custom Coupe with heater, radio, new tires for
only $295.00.
These are just a few of the Get Acquainted
bargains we have at Burrell Motor Company
this week.
Boyd Burrell, Fred Salain, Mr. Winston and
Mr. Biddle all invite you to come in and see
these, and many other, good car and truck buys.
IURRELL MOTOR CO., INC
Your Authorized Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer
IONE 123 Dealer 3014 FRANKLIN. N. (
Free Automobile
Inspection Lane
To Operate Here
I
A free automobile safety in
spection lane will operate five
days in the county next week
as a project to reduce high
way accidents.
Unlike the state-sponsored in
spection lanes of several years
ago, it will be entirely volun
tary and recommended repairs
to automobiles will be left to
the discretion of owners.
However, "Safety Checked"
windshield stickers will be af
fixed to those passing the in
spection. Vehicles failing to
meet the requirement will be Is
sued stickers after recommen
dations are met.
A 10-point check of vehicles
Is to be made ? brakes, front
lights, rear lights, steering, tires,
exhaust system, glass, wind
shield wipers, rear view mirror,
and horn.
With daily hours of 9 a. m. to
noon and 1 to 4 p. m., the safe
ty lane will be in Franklin on
West Main Street, near the R.
S. (Dick) Jones home on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Friday.
For motorists of the High
lands area, the check lane will
be set up Thursday (same hours
as above) on Main Street in
Highlands. |
Volunteers from civic and j
service clubs in the two towns
will man the lane. Local motor
companies will donate the serv
ices of mechanics.
The project, which is spon
sored by the N. C. Department
of Motor Vehicles, is being su
pervised by C. Jack Ragan, of
Franklin, county safety coordi
nator.
Groups assisting with the
project include the Franklin
Lions Club, Highlands Lions
Club, Franklin Rotary Club,
Franklin Jaycees, and the Vet
erans of Foreigh Wars.
Mr. Regan said It Is hoped
that at least 1,000 automobiles
can be checked during the
week.
Otto P.-T. A.
Will Install
Officers Tonight
At Its last meeting of the school
year, the Otto P.-T. A. will hold a
covered dish supper tonight
(Thursday) at 7:30 at the school.
New officers for the coming
year will be installed.
They are Mrs. Nannie Cunning
ham, president; Mrs. Ruth Cabe.
vice-president; Mrs. Arma I^e
Hunt, secretary; and Mrs. Mary
Byrd, treasurer.
Mothers Are Honored
By Cullasaja Church
Mother's Day gifts were present
ed Sunday at Cullasaja Assembly
of God to the oldest mother,
youngest' mother, and mother
with the largest number of chll
^Sunday School Superintendent
Charlie Anders made the presen
taUons.
Gifts went to Mrs. Prank Hol
land, oldest mother (72); Mrs.
MUas Gregory, youngest mother
(19) ; and Mrs. Harley Holland,
mother with the largest number
of children (10).
Ray DeHart Spends
Recreation Pa?? In
The Bavarian Alps
Pfc. Ray DeHart. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred J. DeHart. of
Pranklln, Route 2. recently spent
a three-day pass at the U. S.
Army's recreation Center at Gar
misch in Germany's Bavarian
Alps, according to the Army Home
Town News Center.
A messenger hi Company E of
the 11th Airborne Division's 187th
Infantry in Germany, he l?s been
in service since Aanuary. 1955.
MRS. SOPER HONORED
AT CHURCH LUNCHEON
Mrs. John Waslllk, Jr., enter
tained recently with a "bon voy
age" luncheon, honoring Mrs.
Ellis Soper, who plans to leave
early in June for Bogata, Colom
bia, South America.
Present were the women of the
St. Francis Catholic Church.
The luncheon table was deco
rated with a "bon voyage" cake
and place cards of small paper
ships with flags. The honoree was
presented a corsage of trillium
and fern.
After the luncheon, the women
worked on items for their sum
mer bazaar.
Forest Service Will
Take Over Road In
Albert Mountain Area
A lumber road being bulldozed
from Albert Mountain to the
mouth of Mooney Creek will be
taken over by the U. S. Forest
Service after the timber operation
Is completed and the Service plans
to Improve and maintain It, ac
cording to Wayah District Ranger
William Nothstein.
Gordon Lumber Company, of
Asheville, is cutting chestnut on
Bear Pen and Mooney Creeks and
the road Is being opened In con
nexion with that project.
New Jaycee Officers
To Be Installed At
Banquet Saturday
New officers of the Franklin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will be Installed Saturday night
at a "ladies' night" banquet at
Clark's Restaurant on US 23-441
east.
Robert W. (Bobi Moore is the
incoming president. He is succeed
ing Dr. J. L. Hill, Jr.
Lies Martin, of Sylva. immediate
past state vice-president of Jaycee
District 1, will be the installing
officer.
3 Coweta Employes
Receive Promotions
Three employes of the Coweta
Hydrologlc Laboratory have been
promoted to the job of forest
worker, a Civil Service classifica
tion, effective Monday.
They are Fred Wiggins, Floyd
Thomas, and Frank A. Curtis, all
of Dillard, Ga., Route 1.
2nd Lt. Thomas
Is Home On Leave
Second Lt. John Charles Thom
as. son of Sheriff and Mrs. J. Har
ry Thomas, is spending a week's
furlough with his parents.
Lieutenant Thomas is station
ed at the Chemical Center, Md.
SHOOTING CREEK REVIVAL
A week-long revival at the
Shooting Creek Church of God
will begin Sunday with the Rev.
James Rogers, of Cartoogechaye,
as evangelist. Special singing will
be led by Mrs. Oleta Rogers.
M. Y. F. SINGING
The M. Y. F. of Gillespie Meth
odist Chapel will sponsor a com
munity-wlde sing at the church to
morrow (Friday) night at 7:30
o'clock. There will be no admis
sion charge, but the organization
will sell refreshments as a money
raising project.
WRINNS IN FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wrinn
are spending a week at Daytona
Beach, Fla. They are expected to
return this week end. Mrs. Edith
Byrd Is working in the clerk of
the court's office during Mrs.
Wrlnn's absence.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Dr. George Ashby Winstead and
Mrs. Lelda Beshears Sutton, both
of Franklin, April 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gwaltney, of
Waynesville, visited Mrs. Gwalt
ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Clampltt, of Iotla, over the
week end. Mr. Gwaltney is a for
mer manager of the A & P In
Franklin. Also visiting with the
Clampltt's was their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Clampltt, of Brevard.
Want Ads
WANT AD BATES
2 cent* per word, with ? mlnlaram
charge of 65 cents for each inaertiea.
(25 cent* extra for keyed ada.)
Claaal Aed Dlaplaet
In type like thla. 15 oents per
line.
In CAPITALS or bold type Uke
this, 20 cent* for each line.
In type like this. 38
rents per line.
CASH DISCOUNTS
When cash iceomptaUa orfart
1* p?r e? nt OmooiH will k* dloni
10 par not for tkrw ?> on ????!?>*!?
nMrtioM of wamm ll
ARE YOU SMART
THEN check with RIMER, INC.
In Oreenvllle, 8. C. BEFORE you
seriously consider any other MO
BILEHOME! The South's largest
mobllehome dealer, is delivering
QUALITY homes all over the
South at SAVINGS OP hundreds
of dollars to the BUYER. RIMER
can SAVE YOU MONEY, too!
Over 40 models and plans to
choose from. Here are Just a few:
NEW 1957 2 bedroom models-delux
throughout ? $570.00 delivers pay
ments only $58.90 per month.
A Brand New ? ALL NEW 3
large full bedrooms, big appli
ances. Jalousie windows. Full
RIMER price $4695.00
Used trailers ? Late models $300.00
down TRADE RIMER out of the
down payment, (furniture, cars,
used trailers, farm equipment,
etc.,) get Bank financing, full
Service and Warranty, on a fine
MOBILEHOME for Less! Visit the
Mobilehorne SUPERMARKET OF
THE SOUTH. Open Mon. thru.
Fri. 'til 9; Saturday 'til 7; Closed
Sunday.
ONI H3WIH
The World Famous Upside Down
Sign. Two Greenville. S. C. loca
tions. No. 1 ? 3ml. N. of Oreen
vllle. U. S. 29. No. 2? By-Pass 291
at Augusta Rd. 'U.S. 25 S.) LOOK
FOR THE UPSIDE DOWN SIGN.
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BUY. WHOLESALE, discount up
to 80%. Oifts, appliances, watches,
houseware, silverware, cookware,
etc. We want to send this cata
logue to people who are genuinely
interested, therefore, we require
25c deposit, refundable with first
order purchase. We guarantee,
and deliver free. Andy's, Route
3. Bryson City, N. C. ?.
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FOR RENT ? In Holly Springs
Community, house and garden.
J. B. Justice.
FOR SALE ? 1054 Bulck Special.
four-door sedan, two-tone green
paint, one owner, clean, and new
tires. Call 494 or see J. D. Franks.
FOR SALE ? Modern 5-room
home, all conveniences. 3'/2 miles
from town on school bus route,
ft mile off US 441, North. Phone
478.
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FOR SALE ? Very old flax wheel.
Call 325-W.
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LOST ? May 7. on Main Street,
between Telephone office and
Dixie Store, lady's pink gold Swiss
made watch. Finder please see
Fred Jacobs at Franklin Barber
Shop. Reward.
FOR RENT ? Four-room house.
in quiet residential section, with
in five minutes' walk of downtown.
Electric kitchen stove, hot water
heater and refrigerator furnished.
Ideal for a couple with small child.
Good T. V. area. Call 17-W.
FOR SALE ? 44-Acre mountain
farm on Buck Creek, near
Highlands. House and barn. Water
and lights in house. Call Frank
lin 395-W.
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FOR SALE ? 1950 Bulck Special
4-dr., fully equipped, good tires.
Car in good shape. See Harve
Bryant at Macon County Supply.
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FOR SALE ? Frigidaire electric
range, and Kelvinator refriger
ator. Call 333.
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FOR SALE ? One heifer with
first calf, Guernsey-Jersey. Calf
2l/2 months old. Cow and calf for
$130. See Frank Rgece, Reece
Motor Company.
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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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QUOTATIONS
Cotton seed meal $3.25
Gray shorts 16% 3.50
Pullet developer 4.05
Egg mash 4.50
Hambone hog feed 4.20
Pig and sow 4.70
40% Hog supplement- 4.60
Citrus pulp 2.50
Hen scratch 3.90
Oats, 3 bu. clipped 3.65
Economy 16% dairy ? 8.10
Fertilizer in 50 lb. bags
Buddy Boy flour, 25 lb. 1.59
Kansas Maid flour,
25 lb. _ 1.97
White Lily flour,
25 lb. 2.15
Scoco, 8 lb. pall ? ? ? 1.75
Jewel shortening, 3 lbs. .55
Roy F. Cunningham
Groceries and Feed
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? FOUR-STAR SPECIAL! ?
For a quick sale, outof-state own
er has just authorized me to sell
his $15,000 farm ? at a give-away
price of only $9750! His loss is your
gain, and some lucky family will
get a Real Bargain here. The 14
year-old house Is in an excellent
state of repairs, and has eight
rooms and bath, good basement
and exceptionally fine water sup
ply. This attractive property has
about 20 acres in improved pas
ture, five acres cultivating and 10
acres woodland. It has over 30 as
sorted young fruit trees, lots of
grapes, good barn, chicken house
and other out-buildlngs. A large
creek flows through the property,
and the view from the spacious
porches Is simply gorgeous. It is
on a mall and school-bus road,
only 3Vi miles from the Court
House. It has $8150 insurance, and
1957 taxes are $28. The low price
of $9750 makes this property ? the
Best Buy of its kind in Macon
County today! Of course it's
EXCLUSIVE WITH
? TED REBEB ? Realtor it
On Hie Square Phone 300
"11 Pmyt to Sal Thru ? R?Uor"
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FOR SALE ? Many nice size box
woods. State inspected. Reason
able prices. See Vernon Bryson,
Cullasaja.
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FARM MACHINERY for sale.
Farmall H tractor, mowing ma
chine. and plows. Also disc har
row, rake, hayloader, and set drag
harrows. Horace C. Hurst. Tele
phone 702.
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WOULD LIKE to rent house In or
near Franklin. Would like four
or five rooms and some garden
space. Call Phone 30, Sylva, N. C.
J. M. Amnions.
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LOTS ? For Sale. Also other prop
erty. See Harley Baldwin at
Taxi Stand.
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EXCELLENT BUYS
100-acre farm, 3 miles out. Only
$12,000.
Three bedrooms with bath, 15
acres. Ideal for summer. Nice
view. $6,500.
20 acres, five-room house. Grav
ity water In kitchen. Two streams.
This is a steal for $3,500.
Four-room cottage, three acres,
$2,250.
Four-acre house site, 2 streams
with view, $1,500.
Exclusive With
Sherman H. Ledford, Real Estate
Franklin, N. C. Phone 274J-3
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FOR (RENT ? Trailer, one bed
room. bath, 6ood condition.
Twin Oak* Trailer Park. Palmer
Road, Route 5, Franklin. Call
345-J-t.
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FOR RENT ? ?-room tint floor
apartment. Private front porch
and bathroom, twin beds, auto
matic oil furnace. Everything fur
ished except linens Oarage free.
Adults only. See Mrs. F. H. Nolen,
or call 479.
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WANTS} ? LARGE LIZARDS
6 inches up. Will take any
amount and pay 75 cents per doa
en. Wade Cunningham. Green
Street. Phone 18-W.
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FOR SALE ? Slightly used 30
foot house trailer. Excellent
condition. Cost $3,600 new. Sacri
fice, $2,500. V. H. Gassaway, Wes
ser, N. C.
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COME IN ? See our new line of
children's shorts and sun suits
for the hot days ahead. 8 Sc L
5 & 10c Store.
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FOR SALE ? Modern six-room
house,' basement and garage.
Gravity or well water, 30 acres
land. 15 grassed and fenced, six
woodland, one-half acre stocked
fish pond, young orchard. Several
other buildings. Must be seen to
be appreciated. For appointment,
write or call Clyde E. Dayton,
Hayesville, N. C.. Phone 2899.
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OPPORTUNITY for inexperienc
ed man. age 17 to '45. in Elec
tronics position. Must be ambiti
ous and willing to spend one hour
a day, four days a week, training
under the guidance and supervi
sion of our engineers on practical
equipment. Arrangements will be
made so that it will hot interfere
with your present employment.
Salary open ? $92.50 to $137.50
per week when employed. For
strictly confidential interview,
write "Electronics", P. O. Box
1067, Ashevllle, N. C? giving name,
age, address, phone, present occu
pation and Working hours. If R. F.
D? give road directions.
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FOR SALE ? Picnic tables, de
livered in town $12.50. Call 392
or night 685-W. Franklin Future
Farmers.
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HOME SITES
60 home sites for sale, from
$200 to $1500. Close in. Terms.
Discount for cash. Phone 27 or
292.
Frank Duncan, Agent
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UPHOLSTERY ? for new and
used furniture. Skilled crafts
manship. Your choice of materi
al*. Free estimates. S. B runner.
Phone 262-W-l.
N29? 62tp? PI
WE HAVE the latest equipment
for re-capping fullcap with elec
tronic control heat. We
also specialize In boil
ing and repairing radi
ators.
See- us for tires and
over-heating radiators.
All work guaranteed.
Where you get GreSen
Stamps.
RICKMAN'S
Tire * Radiator Shop
Phone 17-J
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LOTS FOB SALE
Drive out T7. S. 64 to the cjty
limits and inspect our choice home
sites, located In the Palmer Bub
division and Forest Hills sub
division.
These tire the most desirable
home sites available today for
Franklin home ' builders. Terms.
Phone 27.
Frank Duncan, Agent
Franklin Realty Company
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IN THE MARIflCr for logs and
standing timber. See us far
prtcea>nd specifications. Mill lo
cated Ml Oak Hin 2 Mi miles out an
Mdrphy Road. Gordon Lumber
Company, Edwin waHace, phone
sin * ? -
Oil? tfd \ j ?
investment
- Steam Cured
Concrete, Cinder, or Superock
066
Tour Local Manufacturer
8" x IT x 16"
Special prices In carloads
W. A. HATS BLOCK PLANT
Phone 80 Franklin. N. C.
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FOR SALE ? Fertilizer, seeds, and
feed. All fertilizer packed in
handy SO lb. bags, at the
low price. Bob Ray's Warehouse.
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FOR SALE ? Block and brick.
sand, fine and coarse. W. J.
Clark & Son. Phone 357J-4, 81-W,
or 345-W-3.
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STRAWBERRIES, ASPARAGUS,
greens, rhubarb, plants, baked
goods at Macon County Home
Demonstration Curb Market. Open
each Saturday 'morning.
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! FOR SALE ? Modern home.
I three bedrooms, full size drive
in basement. Large lot with nice
grounds and shrubs. One block
from East Pranklln School. Can
be seen any afternoon. H. R. Pen
land.
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FOR SALE ? Boxwood and shrub
bery, state Inspected. Also 1049
English Ford for parts. Crosley
motor complete, transmission, and
radiator. Robert Hawks, Franklin,
Route 1, or Inquire at Marshall's
Amoco Station.
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FOR SALE ? 54 Chevrolet one-ton
truck. 22,000 actual miles, A-l
condition, 90% new tires, spare
tire and heater. Would trade on
two-ton Chevy truck, 56 or 87
model. In good condition. C. O.
Taylor, Route 3, Franklin.
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