MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued
Crawford Bowman Moore, 19. of
Franklin, and Alice Beverly Hlg
don, 19, of Franklin, June 5.
William L. Owens, 26, of Wilson,
and Jessie Anna Potts, 32. of
Highlands and Qreensboro, June
S.
Edgar Newton ElUott. Jr.. 22.
of Route 3. Rutherford ton, and
P. Patricia Hays. 25. of Franklin,
June 4.
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Mailbox Repainting Job
Is Planned By Cullasaja
By MISS MARIE JENNINGS
(Community Reporter)
Plana were made at the June
4 meeting of the Cullasaja Rural
Community Development Organi
zation to repaint the mailbox
posts in the community.
It was suggested that each
family be responsible for its own
post.
Pat Cable, a rural mail carrier,
offered some suggestions about
the proper heights of the posts
to comply with requirements and
to make delivery of mail easier
on the carrier.
Reads Letter
John Bryson. president, read a
letter of congratulations from
The Franklin Press and turned
over a $60 check to the treasurer
for the first and second prizes
awarded the community in the
newspaper's recent subscription
contest.
Mr. Bryson also announced that
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5:30 Sign on
5:31 Mountain country jubi
lee
6:00 WPSC news _
6:05 Mountain country jubi
lee cont.
6:30 Swap Sh?p
(Mon.. Wed., Fri.)
7 : 00 WFSC morning edition
late news
7:15 Mountain country jubi
lee cont.
7:30 Weather round-up
7:35 Mountain country jubi
lee cont.
7:55 News
8:00 Clayton calling
8:15 Dillard round-up
8:20 Clayton calling
8:29 Weather
8:30 Sylva on the air
9:00 Morning devotion
9 : 15 Coffee break
9:45 Party line
10:00 News
10:05 Carolina Baby time
10:15 Good neighbor show
10:30 Hi-Ladies
10:45 Public Service program
11:00 Birthday club
11:15 Treasure chest
11:30 Hymns of the hills
Saturday only, moun
tain echoes. Rev. R. D.
Burnett
12:00 News
12:15 Moments of remem
brance
12:20 Dinner bell
1:00 Afternoon variety time
2:30 Teen age platter party
3:00 Baseball ? Little League
(Wed. and Sat. only)
3:55 Baseball ? Little League
(Mon.. Tues., Thurs.,
Prt.)
5:30 Supper time jamboree
6:80 Evening news
6:15 N. C. news
6:20 Sports
6:25 Weather
6:30 Evening Serenade
7:27 Evening sign off
Prayer by Macon Coun
ty ministerial assoc.
7:30 Sign off.
Sunday Program
n ? An qi?m am t o . on
7 :01 News
7:15 Rev. Geo. A. Cloer
7:39 Weather roundup
7:35 Hymn time
7 :55 News
8:00 Rev. J. A. Sanders
8:15 Weather roundup
8:20 Hymn time (con't)
8:30 Rev. Fred Sorrells
8:55 News
9:00 Rev. J. W. Goforth
9:30 Old country church
9:45 Morning melodies
10:00 News
10:05 Morning
melodies (con't)
11:00 Hour of worship
12:00 WFSC noon news
12:15 Moments of remem
brance
11. X- HI 111 news
12:25 Luncheon music
1 :00 News
1:05 Afternoon varieties
3:30 Music to drive by
4:00 News
4:05 Music to drive
by (con't)
4:30 Protestant hour
5:00 Twilight reverie
5:30 Baptist hour
6:00 Evening edition of news
6:15 North Carolina news
6:20 Sports roundup
6:25 Weather roundup
6:30 Evening serenade
6:55 Sign off prayer by
member of ministerial
assn.
7:00 Sign off
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PRODUCERS OF SCRAP AND SHEET MICA
Alfred Holland has made an
erected a visitor's register at the
picnic area and he reported that
the clean-up projects at the picnic
area and the cemeteries in the
community have been completed
Alfred Holland has made and
Committees were appointed to
area for the next month.
Home Improvements
The following home improve
ments were reported: George
Stanfield has a new power mower;
Marion and John Bryson. a new
tractor-mower machine: Alfred
Holland, a new rotary tiller: Bud
dy Stanfield. a new hay baler
and side delivery rake: John Bry
son, a new radio; Vernon Bryson,
a television set and a newly-paint
ed porch: Mrs. Dorothy Bowers,
a new steam iron and electric
frying pan and a newly-painted
living room; Mrs. J. L. Clark,
newly-painted living room and a
new electric hot plate and bean
pot: Mr. and Mrs. David Stan
field, a new home freezer: and
Mrs. EM Jennings, a new electric
iron.
New Mower
The Cullasaja School has a new
power mower and a public address
system was recently installed.
The men of the community dug
a new garbage pit at the picnic
area on June 6.
Discuss Health
The group discussed health im
provements in the community and
hopes to make this a major pro
ject for this year. Members were
urged to think of ways to improve
health conditions in the commun
ity.
It was agreed that the commun
ity would help clean the Assem
bly of God camp grounds in
preparation for the summer camp
meeting revival.
New Local Talent
Variety Program
Getting Attention
A new variety show is beginning
to attract interest locally.
Composed of all local talent, it
is called "Main Street Jamboree"
and is staged every Friday night
at 8 o'clock at thq county court
house.
Featured on the barn dance
program are Mrs. Harry Higgins.
organist, the Franklin Sweet
hearts, a vocal group composed
of Misses Myrtis Cabe, Clolean
Clouse, and Sue Bailey, the Wal
droops (Les, Wendell, and Lloyd).
Ann Holden, and Carrol Mosteller.
The first show was held May
31.
There is no admission charge.
News
About
People
Misses Beverly Stockton and
Jane Zickgraf have arrived from
Brenau College In Gainesville, Ga..
to spend the summer vacation at
home.
Mrs. Grace O'Mohundro and
Mrs. J. E. Perry, Sr.. left last
Wednesday for Knoxvllle, Tenn.,
to board a plane for Portland,
Ore. They will visit Mrs. O'Mo
hundno's sis tar and brother-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Sevier,
in Ridgefleld, Wash., for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cort>in and
daughter spent the week end in
Ashevllle.
Mrs. Vina Haskett has returned
to her home on Franklin, Route
2, after spending the winter and
spring with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Has
kett. in Cleveland, Ohio.
Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Walker,
of Beaufort, S. C., recently made
a short visit here with their mo
Lions Attend
State Meeting
In Asheville .
Berrong, Auto
Accident Victim,
Is Honored
Ceveral members of the Frank
lin Lions Club attended the state
convention held in Asheville Sun
day through Tuesday
Among those going Were Presi
dent-elect G. W Faulkner. B. B
Scott. T. T. Love. R. Roy Cunn
ingham, and outgoing-President
Robert J. Korte.
Sunday night, the annual nec
rology service.. for Lions who have
died since the previous service,
was held. It was. the third straight
year the Franklin club has had
a member ;d at the service.
retary.
Lee Roy Berrong was the club's
member this year. He died of an
automobile accident injuries
March 12. Last year's member was
Fred F. Jones, and the year before
it was George Noetel.
according
Scott, club sec
Miss Moody Gets
Special Citizen
1 Award At W.C.C.
Miss Julia Moody, of Franklin.
| received a special award at the
Western Carolina College com
mencement June 3 for her out
standing contributions to student
life.
She was one of two named "Best
College Citizen" and received a
plaque. It was the second year
she has been so honored.
During her four years at W.C.C. ,
Miss Moody was active in a variety
of campus activities and was list
ed in "Who's Who In American
Colleges and Universities"..
thers, Mrs. Gladys Walker and
Mrs. Ruth Landrum, and other
relatives.
Miss Emogene Landrum. of
Hampton, Va? spent last week
here with her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Landrum, and other relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hill, Jr..
were in Hendersonville Wednes
day night of last week to attend
the monthly meeting of the Moun
tain District Optometric Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perger and
children, Jimmy and Martha, have
arrived in Highlands for the sum
mer, where they operate the Sky
land Court. During the winter,
the Fergers operate a motel at
Ft. Myers. Fla.
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EDWARDS GETS
CLEMSON JOB
Assumes Duties
June 1; McGuire
Building Here
HIGHLANDS ? Louis A. Ed
wards, cabinetmaker and operator
of Edwards-Dillard Hardware
Company here, has been named
superintendent of buildings at
Clemson College in South Caro
lina.
A 1937 Clemson graduate in
| architecture, he assumed his duties
the first of the month.
Mr. Edwards succeeds William
E. McGuire, who is building a
home here and plans to go into
semi-retirement, remaining active
as a building consultant.
Mr. Edwards has a son who will
enter Clemson this fall.
Patton Group
Holds Meeting
By MISS MILDRED BINGHAM
(Community Reporter)
Patton Rural Community De
velopment Organization held Its
regular monthly meeting on June
4 at the community building.
A short business session, fea
tured by reports, was held and
refreshments were then served.
It was reported that Joe Mor- i
gan had given a talk on soil con- {
servation over the local radio sta
Hon for the community 4-H club I
Several members of the com- [
munity attend the covered dish
supper at theyCarSon Community
Center last week.
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