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Winn Dixie W0Fbrmirly D* jHo1 *> ORffll SHHIIPJOOKS I mean "Sonto Clous Money" Is hidden within your Food Budget when you concentrate your food purchases at your friendly Winn-Dixie Stores! Redeem filled bocks for those extra Christmos Gifts . . . Save now! Only 1,200 stamps fil your S. & H. Books, so buy where you see the S. & H. Signs. F F V Foiled Pock Orange Thins "K.0* 39c ; For Chocolate Flavored Milk ^ Nestles Quik 25c Fovorite All Purpose Soap Ivory . . . 3 Sr.? 2Sc Bayer Aspiria Za 62c Phillips Milk of Magaasia 'L" 52c Moke it by the Cup or Potful . . . Astor INSTANT COFFEE - 99' t America's Fovorite . . . Liquid Shortening ond Solod Oil! 5c off Pock! WESSON OIL'- 49' A Delicious Blend of Fine Fruits! COCKTAIL " 19' Juicy, Tender Fresh Boston Butt, 4-6 lb. Average PORK ROAST Lb. t Here'* a tender cut from corn-fed porkers . . . priced low! Treat the fomily with on appetizing menu change! Only Kingon's Boneless, 2 to 4 lb Size* Palmetto Form Corned Beef Brisket ? 59c GELATIN SALADS Flavorful Steokc of King Meekerel . . . ? Me Serve Broiled! Fillets of Red Perth . . . ? 29e PhilodelphiO AH Flavors : ; t c* 29c I M. Palmetto Form - Potato SiM . . . L: 29c Wonderful Thiret Qo*rxh?r ] T Ofc MxW-Hwne trend K & 16a Jl Favorite Washday Product Tide Detergent ; ; : ? 13o Dixie Darling Peanut Batter . : . "S S3e White Arrow All Purpose Detergent . : : ? 27c i Fancy Frozen BUTTER BEANS 7 99c Armour's Frozen Grilled Beef Steeke i : l? 43e Fine S*Ofbnlng . . . Aetor Block Pepper : 33c l&" ... i%., i, Rich and Sofa Duz Soap Powder X 33c So Mild . . . Instant UvMJnlTMc Disinfectant ond Bleoch Olorox . . . ? 19e SUPER ICE CREAM *5 9* % ? AL EES f Flome To GRAPES ? U. S. No. 1 Irish Potatoes... 10 J9? 2 Lb* Only *Uflory SwMt ' Tim . ; ; 4 25, RETIRED FARMER ? John S. Pendergrass Dies Leaving 130 Descendants John Sidney Pendergrass. a re tired Nantahala farmer and native Maconian, died Saturday, leaving 130 descendants. Eighty-five years old. he sue- [ cumbed at the home of a son. Wesley, in the Nantahala section. He had been in declining health for some time. Surviving are seven sons, five 1 daughters. 70 grandchildren, and 58 great-grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. Pender grass were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Aquone Baptist Church, of which he was a mem ber. Officiating was the Rev. T. D. Dendy, pastor, and burial was in the church cemetery. Son of the late John and Mrs. j Minnie Dills Pendergrass, he was married 64 years ago to Mi:?s Mamie Holbrooks, of the Burning town section, who died several years ago. Surviving sons, are Alec and Troy, of Route 3, Wesley, Wiley, and Willia. of Nantahala. Jesse of Murphy, and Harley Pende: grass, of Clarksville. Ga and five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldwin. 1 of Nantahala. Mrs. Ollie Cochran, of Route 3. Mrs. Dollie Evans, ot High Point. Mrs. Mollie Gi]ant. of Ellijay, Ga.. and Mrs Annie Adams, of Clarkesville. Serving as pallbearers were Clyde Morgan, Dwight Waters. C. Hamby. John Cope, Newell Bald win. and Warren Waters. Potts Funeral Home was in charge. ALREADY WONDERING ? What Will Police, Firemen Do When Dial System Comes? Though about two years hence, the proposed Installation of dial telephones In Franklin already i is causing some head-scratch lng on the part of the town fathers. Specifically, they're wonder ing how, without the services of switchboard operators: (1) Policemen will be sum moned, and ?> (2) Ditto the volunteer fire men. Under the present operator system, both functions are car ried out by the main exchange as a service 01 me iciepnune company. A special buzzer mounted near the courthouse and con trolled In the telephone ex change on .Main Street alerts the police. From any telephone in town, officers can answer and talk. But, an operator must connect the two parties. Alerts Firemen Fire calls also are received School Bus Accident Is Minor No one was hurt in a minor accident involving a partially I loaded school bus and a station wagon Tuesday morning about 8:15 on the Lake Emory Road. The two vehicles were only slightly damaged. Forty pupils were aboard the 60-passenger bus, according to Highway Pa trolman H. T. Ferguson, who in vestigated the accident. The officer's report said the bus, driven by .Charles Donald Young, 18, of Route 4, was ' struck by a station wagon oper ated by Ted V. Oabe, 33, of ! Route 4, in a curve in front of the driveway of the Harry Pan gle farm. The bus was traveling toward Franklin. Damage to the left front fender of the bus was about $15. Mr. Oabe's station wagon was damaged about $57 on the left front fender and door. Patrolman Ferguson has charged Mr. Cabe with having no operator's license and oper ating his vehicle on the wrong | side of the road. Nurses Attend District Meet In Franklin About 30 persons were on hand \ in Franklin last Friday for a dis trict public health nurse confer 1 ence at the Macon County Health Center. Theme of the all-day session was "Teammates In Education for ? School Health". Dr. Henry F. Barnes, health of ficer of the Jackson-Macon-Swain district, and Dr. Irma Henderson Smathers. school physician for the Buncombe County Health De partment. had charge of the morn ing and afternoon discussion groups, respectively. 62nd Anderson j Family Meeting Scheduled Sunday The 62nd annual Anderson fam ily meeting will be held Sunday, Sept. 15, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Frazier, two miles west of Franklin. All descendants of the late W. T. Anderson are invited and to bring their friends and a picnic lunch. Singers especially are in vited to attend. Lunch will be served at 12:39 ( and an Informal program will be held afterwards. NAMES OMITTED The names of Mrs. Hazel P. j Sutton and Mrs. Dorothy P. \ Wright were omitted from the list i of teachers In last week's story about East Franklin School being accredited. at the telephone exchange and the siren that alerts volunteer firemen over town Is controlled there, and firemen get their In formation about the location of the fire from the exchange. With Police Chief Sid Carter and Fire Chief A. C. Tysinger sitting in, aldermen hashed over some possible solutions at their monthly meeting last week, but, of course, took no action. Special Number? They thought a special dial number might work to touch off the fire siren. But, how would the location of the (Ire be determined? Or maybe a special police and nre call bo* would turn the trick. Two definite conclusions were drawn: (l> telephone operators are pretty handy to have around, and 1 2 > even under the present set-up, an improved system of handling police calls is needed. \ On the latter item, an inves tigation is being made into the use of a police call box on Main Street with a signal light or an attachment of some kind to signal over the police car radio. Coining Later As for solutions when the dial system comes; well, they'll be ironed out at future meetings. And at least the town won't be rushed. W. C. T. C. officials previous ly have said it probably will be 1959 before the present system Is replaced by the more modern and problem-producing dial ar rangement. LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE Franklin Feed Mill, Inc., a North Carolina corporation with its office and principal place of business in Franklin, North Caro lina. hereby gives notice as requir ed by Section 55-119 of the Gen eral Statutes of North Carolina that it is initiating steps toward its dissolution and complete liqui dation, and that Articles of Disso lution were duly filed with the Secretary of State of Noth Caro lina on September 9. 1957. FRANKLIN FEED MILL. Inc. By Cecil Carmack, President Address: c/o Mr. R. S. Jones Attorney at Law Franklin, North Carolina S 12 ? 4tc ? J J ? 03 REYNOLDS Lifetime ALUMINUM ROOFING 5-V CRIMP and CORRUGATED RUSTPROOF FIREPROOF FIELD FENCES 7-26 20 Rod . . . 8-32 20 Rod . . . 9-39 20 Rod 1948 POULTRY and GARDEN WIRE 6li & T STEEL FENCE POSTS Complete Line of Poultry Netting 1 & 2" Mesh STA-FRESH Silage Preservative - - - 80 lb. Bag $6.40 SILO WIRE SILO PAPER 2'x4'x48" $19.50 666 Sq. Ft. $9.50 Farmers Federation A. E. FRIZZFLL, Mgr. Palmer St. Phone 92 Franklin, N. C. Weather-Bird shoes for your young sprouts' growing feet And how lliev do grow... that's why correct size is so important. I .ft us stand guard on your child's foot health with properly fitted, high quality Weather- Bird Shoes. People's Department Store
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