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SECOND SECTION
Franklin, N. C., Thursday, August 22, 1957
Purdom Celebrates
Birthday Sunday
E. S. Purdom, of Wayah Valley,
celebrated his birthday Sunday
with a small party at the Purdom
home. Members of the family at
tended.
MISS M'CAIX ENGAGED
TO ROY H. EPPARD
Mrs. Josephine B. McCall, of
Franklin, has announced the en
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Mavis L. McCall, to A/3c Roy H.
Eppard. son of Mr and Mrs. Roy
W. Eppard. of Goodman, Mo.
The wedding is planned for
j Sept. 7. at 8 p. m. at the First
Baptist Church.
MISS ANDERSON'S
ENGAGEMENT TOLD
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. An
derson, of Concrete. Wash., form
erly of Franklin, have announces
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Rebecca L. Anderson, to
John O. McCracken, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McCrack
en, of Central Valley, Calif.
Miss Anderson, the niece of
Mrs. Van Frazier and George E.
Anderson, both of Franklin, Route
1, is a student at the University
of Washington and an employe
at Pinel Foundation.
Mr. McCracken attended Chico
State College and is a graduate
of the University of California
TWO SHOWERS
FOR BRIDE-KLKCT
Miss Jean McCollum. whose
marriage to Jerry Sutton will
take place Aug. 30 at the Franklin
Methodist Church was honored
recently with two showers.
On Friday night. Misses Nancy
and Jean Sutton and Miss Martha
Womack entertained at the Slagle
Memorial Building with a trous
seau shower for Miss McCollum.
A color scheme of pink and
white was carried out in the re
freshments and decorations.
Miss Nancy Sutton kept the
bride's book and presided at the
punch bowl and Miss Womack
served cake.
The hbnoree was presented a
at Berkeley. He was working to
ward his M.S. degree In Clinical
Psychology at the University of
Washington before entering the
Army.
The wedding will take place
Sept. 14 in Sedro Woolley. Wash
corsage of white carnations by the
hostesses.
Approximately 30 were includ
ed on the guest list.
Mrs. Victor Perry, Mrs. Bill Gar
rison. and Mrs. Bob Sloan gave a
miscellaneous shower at the Sloan
home Tuesday nijiht, as a- cour
tesy to Miss McCollum.
Yellow and white were used as
a color scheme.
The hostesses presented the
honoree with a corsage.
Approximately 50 were present.
MISS HIGDON ENGAGED
TO RICHARD Z. MYERS
Mr. and Mrs. Lefferts Higdon.
of Franklin, have announced the
engagement of their daughter.
Miss Marilyn Ruth Higdon, of
Asheville. to Richard Z. Myers al
so of Asheville, son of Mrs. W A.
Myers, of Weaverville, and the late
Mr. Myers.
Wedding plans are incomplete.
Richard Renshaw, who attends
the University of Idaho, arrived
home Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Renshaw.
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Now that I have sold my business,
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of serving you.
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(Miss Dorothy Raby Becomes Bride
Of Jack Jones McNeil On Saturday
Miss Dorothy Raby, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James M Raby.
of Franklin, and Jack Jones Mc
Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs L. J. I
| McNeil, of Charlotte, were mar- 1
1 ried Saturday at the Cullowhee
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Quentin Perrault per
j formed the ceremony. I
Mrs. H. P. Smith and Richard
| Grace, of Western Carolina Col
lege. presented a program of wed
ding music.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of Char.
j tilly lace over slipper satin
fashioned with fitted bodice and
bouffant skirt. Her veil was at
tached to a cap outlined with
seed pearls, and she carried a
white orchid on a white Bible.
Her attendants were Miss Pa
tricia Piercy, of Burnsville. Mis
Sybil Lewis, of Spruce Pine, and
Miss Ruth Angel, of Franklin.
They wore dresses of pink taffeta
with matching bandeaux and car
ried nosegays of purple asters
Groomsmen were Lynn Barnes
and Max Rollins, both of Gas
tonia. and Jack Ragan, of Lincoln
ton.
The bride's mother wore a blue
lace dress and groom's mother
was a attired in a lavender lace
dress. Both wore corsages of
white orchids.
Mrs. McNeil is a graduate of
WesU-m Carolina College and
teaches in the Gastonia city school
system.
Mr. McNeil is a graduate of
Charlotte Central High School. Ho
served two years with the US
Army and is now employed by
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in Gastonia.
The couple will reside at 174?
Roston Circle. Gastonia.
Average Reach r Checks Out
15 Volumes From Library
The average person using the
"Franklin Library in the past yeai
checked out 15 , books.
But, according to the library's :
figures, only about one in every j
10 Maconians uses the public
library.
These and other statistics are '
covered in the annual report com- 1
piled by Mfs. Frank I. Murray,
librarian. Mrs Murray said there
are about 1,500 people with li
brary cards and that they checked
out 22,876 books in a year's time.
By. categories, the circulation
broke down like this: adult non
fiction. 3,450; adult fiction, 10.481:
juvenile non-fiction. 2,924: juven
ile fiction, 6,021. y
NEWS
about
people
Mrs. Earl Crowe and small
daughter have returned to their
home on Cartoogechaye, after
spending two weeks with relatives
in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston j
Houk and two children. Fred and
Guy, left this week for their home I
in Independence^ Mo., after a vu- 1
it with Mr. Houk's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Houk. They expect
to visit Mrs. Robert Johnston and
family in Paducah. ky, en route.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Middleton,
of Eufaula. Ala., arrived today
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs
James G. McCollum.
' Mrs. James G.. McCollum spent ]
Saturday ahd Sunday in Atlanta, j
t Ga., with her mother, Mrs. C. A !
Parker, who is ill.
Mrs. Evelyn Pollock and son,
David, have moved from Frank [
lin to Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Pollock j
a former employe of Zickgraf
Lumber Company, is now work
ing in Decatur, Ga ?
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. SaufF
ders and son, of Glen Allen, Va..
are visiting his sister, Mrs. J. P
Bradley, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Emma Bradley Long, of
Norman, Okla., recently visited
Mrs. Belle Liner, of Otto, and
friends in Dillard. Ga. She had
been away from Macon County
53 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Billinger
have returned to their home in
Baltimore, Md.. after a visit with
Mrs. Billinger's parents. Mr and
Mrs. George E Anderson, of
Franklin, Route 1.
Mrs Claude W. Hurst and son.
Billy, returned , last Saturday to
Oakland. Calif, after a visit wit'i
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colev
Guest, of Franklin, Route 4. and
other relatives and friends. Her
Sister, Miss Betty Jean Guest ac
companied her and plans to stay
in California two months.
Clyde Sanders and son, Den
nis, and Bob Sanders and son.
Joe. spent the week end In De
troit. Mich., with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Waldroop and attendiea the
Chicago-Detroit baseball game.
They traveled by plane.
The Rev and Mrs. C. T. Taylor,
of Franklin, have beer, spending
a week's varation in Haywood,
their native county.
Mr. and Mrs. John Malcolm, of
Philadelphia, were here last week
visiting Mrs. Malcom's sister. Mrs.
H. R. Price, and Mr. Price..
Mr. and Mrs. Budd Sallo. of
Blacksburg. Va., were guests last
week of the Rev. ahd Mrs. Donn
Langfitt.
Mrs. Pauline Houston. Mrs.
Sarah Belle Dean, and Mrs. Ern
est Childers have returned from
a vacation in Daytona Beach. Fla.
Also making the trip with them
were Miss Jean Childers, of
Waynesville. and Miss Betty Chil
ders. of Sylva
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gray have
returned home after visiting with
relatives and friends in Sedro
Woollcy and Seattle. Wash.
"Jimbo" McCollum has been
visiting Harry Duncan in Mur
phy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. O'Con
nell. of Washington. D. C.. leave
today i Thursday after visiting
with Mrs. O'Connelfs father. El
bert N. Cabe. of Clark's Chapel
community. Mrs. O'Connell is the
former Miss Lela Cabe.
Mrs. Elsie Hurst, of Cowee. and
her granddaughters. Mrs. Irene
Norton and Miss Elsie Sue, Hurst, i
visited Mrs. Hurst's brothers. Ar
thur and Floyd C. Carden, of
Sylva. this week. Floyd returned
dome with Mrs. Hurst for a few
lays. He is retired employe Of the
\rmour Leather Company, which
recently closed its Sylva plant,
rfe was with the company for 42
rears.
Pvt. and Mrs Howard Cantrell
had as a week end guest Cpl. Pred
H. Olliges. of Fort Belvolr. V??
and Trenton. Ill
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boney . of
Clinton, returned home yesterday
'Wednesday* after visiting Mr
and Mrs Rolfe Neill Mrs Nelll
Is a daughter of the Boneys'. I
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tysinger.
1 Jim Tysinger. and Mr. and Mrs.
; Robert P. Tysinger and son. Dale,
returned Sunday from a vacation
at Windy Hill Beach. S. C.
Mrs. T. V. Ramsey, of Sylva. is
, visiting her son. Charles O. -Ram
sey. and Mrs Ramsey Mr. Ram
sey's mother will be 91 Sept. 14.
Charles Pickens and Roger
Hurst returned last week from a
trip to Ft. Hood. Tex. There, they
visited Pvt. Eugene Pickens.
Charles' brother.
Clell Bryant, of New York City,
is spending this week with rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Purr and
two children, of Brevard, spent
the week end with Mr Purr's par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Purr.
Bobby Jack Love, stationed at
McOuire Air Force Base. Trenton,
N. J., spent the week end with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tillery
Love.
Sgt. Edwin Setser. who recent
ly re-entered the U. S. Army, and
is stationed at Columbia. S. C..
spent the week end with his fam
ily on Cartoogechaye.
Mrs, A. E. Hamilton, of Hayes
ville, spent the week end with Mrs.
Hayes Snyder.
Mr. and Mis. Cullen Bryant
were called to Belmont this week
because of the illness of Mrs.
Bryant's father.
Mrs. William Parham and
small daughter, of Sanford. are
spending this week with Miss
Frances Winstead. Miss Winstead
has just returned from a two
week, vacation at Myrtle Beach.
She also visited friends in San
ford. Raleigh, and Durham whil?
away.
Relative?. Here For
Mrs. Campbell's Rites
Out-of-town -relatives who were
here for the eraveside rites of
Mrs Hannah Baird Campbell last
Thursdav were Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Campbell and granddaughter. Lin
da. Mrs. Steve Campbell's mother,
i Mrs Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Campbell. Jr.. Mrs. Dick Chris
tian. and Mrs. Charles H. Perrv.
all of Atlanta. Ga., Gene Campbel'.
of Chicago Til . Mr. '' nd Mrs.
Wueh Curtis a r ci two chil.lren. of
Chattanooga. Tern,. Mrs. Eleanor
Waldroop, of Knoxville. Tenn.,
Frank Smith Curtis, of Winston
Salem Mrs. Sue McCall. and Mr
and Mrs. Ray Orr and two chil
dren. all of Asheville.
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