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" 59c Pork BoclAowos :T; u 37c i Oscor Moyer Smoky Links AT 49c ! I } j Bremner Jumbo Pies . ; ! X 49c f i ? I I I : < s f: r I I i ! j I \ Contoinc Butter . . . IMPfftlAL Morgarim *' 33c Mueller,* Macaroni . ? 2 ^ 27t Mueller, s Spaghetti ... 2 \Z 27c Golden FNrffo StorMac 3d 99c Dixie Dorling Salad DrccaiH u* 29c Libby's Tender Una Baaat T "? Ik r OMAH NHM MUrOOO Medium Florida Cleorf^W ProtMMd Food CbMN . : . 2?f9o 1 PALMITTO FARM SALADS < PotatM . . . 29t Toaty FM?ta ?f Lb. __ - il. JA. i MMW ? ? 490 Ito Mttiirftai lT"''t ** ~ J\i ~ i* Jt ~ i' i j i__ For All Baking, Frying, Cooking N*?dt! Astor SHORTENING Lk* AOC r ??" nji UNI *?> "O f Morton's Frozen B?tf; ChickM, Turkty Pi#$ 4^: 89c Dmto TKrtfty Frown Oramp We oive GRt 1 N S J AMPS Flame ?? IC?MC< Large Tok?y 6rap? 2 . 25c HONEY DEWS U. S. No. 1 jm Irish PotatMS 10 ? 39c _ THE SICK _ Angel Hospital ADMITTED: Sept. 12: Mrs. Glen Richart. Owens, of Franklin ; O. Wooa I Kiser, of Houte 1; Augustus C. Holt, of Highlands; Mis. Harold ! Jack Welch, of Franklin. Sept. 13: Miss Bettina Jane Byrd of Route 3; Miss Deborah Ann Franks of Route 4; Josepn Hillard Bradley of Route 4. Sept. 14: Mrs. Benjamin F.ank tin Stuart of Franklin ; Mrs. Ben- , nie Queen of Route 2. Sept. 15: Mrs. Charlie Hender son Barnes Jr. of Highlands. Route 1. Sept. 16: Mrs. William Thomas Jordan, of Route 5: Myra Carolyn Norton, of Franklin: Mrs. Adam J. Yost, of Route 1. Sept. 17: Mrs. Lloyd D. Fuller, [of Route 5; Mrs. John Daniel j Tippett, of Franklin. DISCHARGED: Sept. 13: Mrs. Henry J. Keener. Jr., of Route 2. Sept. 14: Miss Martha Sam Gib son, of Franklin; Joseph Hillard Bradley, of Route 4: Miss Bettina Jane Byrd, of Route 3: Miss Deb I orah Ann Franks, of Route 4. Sept. 15: Susan Teague. of Franklin; Mrs. Harold Jack Welch, of Franklin. Sept. 16: Arthur N. Holden. of Route 3. Sept. 17: Mrs. Bennie Queen, of Route 2: O. W. Kiser, of Route 1. Anrel Clinic ADMITTED: Sept. 9: Charlie Robinson, of Franklin and DiUsboro; L. J. Kelly, of Franklin and Walhalln, 8. C.; Miss Flora Jane Cunning ham, of Franklin. Sept. 10: James Novak, of Franklin and Detroit, Mich.: Charles Carroll, of Cartoogechaye ; Mrs. Hazel Mashburn, of Frank lin; Miss Dicky Mashburn, of Franklin. Sept. 11: Mrs. Carrie Frady. of Franklin; Mrs. Dorothy Guffey. of Cullasaja; Mrs. Mary Hayes, of Franklin. Sept. 12: Sloan Holbrooks, of Iotla; Robert Ledford, of Prentiss; Miss Jeanette Amnions, of Frank Un. Sept. 13: Mrs. Lyle Downs, of Iotla; Miss Bell Bryant, of Iotla. Sept. 14: ' Eirie Crawford, of Sugarfork: Cecil Dillard, of Frank lin. Sept. 15: Mrs. Kenneth Raby. of Franklin; Johnnie Sanders, of Nantahala; Miss Margaret Green, of Franklin: David Cowart. of Prentiss; Aden Tallent. of Frank lin. DISCHARGED: Sept. 13: Miss Jeanette Ammons. of Franklin; Mrs. Wayne Carver, of Franklin: Don Henry, of Frank lin; Mrs. Mary Hayes, of Frank lin. Sept. 14: Homer Baldwin, ot Nantahala; Mrs. Willa Mae Hog sed, of Franklin; Mrs. Flora Jane Cunningham, of Franklin: George Waldroop, of Franklin: Mrs. Nora Waldroop, of Burningtown. Sept. 15 : Willard Stamey, of Franklin; James Novak, of Frank lin; Mrs. Katherine Watts, of Franklin. Sept. 16: Mrs. Mary Mashburn. of Franklin; Bill McCall, of Iotla. Under the 1957 Soil Bank Acreage Reserve program, Tar Heel wheat farmers placed 67,700 acres, or 24 per cent of the state allotment in the reserve. MAN ALSO HURT ? Negro Woman Has Left Arm Lopped Off By Corn Knife A 76-year-old Negro woman of the Sugarforit section had her left arm looped off by a razor-sharp corn knife about 5 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon dur ing a fight between two Negro men at her home. She Is Mrs. Arie Crawford, who is reported recovering sat isfactorily at Angel Clinic. Her arm was cut off about four inches above the wrist. In the fight, one of the par ticipants. George Carpenter, 40. had part of the palm of his. lett hand cut off. Sheriff J. Harry Thomas said It hasn't been established def initely whether Carpenter or Andrew Angel, 40. was wielding the huge corn knife, which still has not been found Both men told him, however, it was a com knife about two feet long. The sheriff said the fight ap parently stemmed from an argument at the supper table. Mrs. Crawford is Angel's aunt. Both men have been charged with engaging in an affray, the sheriff said, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled when the two injuried parties are releas ed from the hospital. MRS. PERRY'S SERVICES ARE INCOMPLETE j Franklin Native Succumbs Saturday In Ellenburg, Wash. Funeral services were incom plete yesterday < Wednesday i for Mrs. A. Winton Perry, 36, the former Miss Mildred Cabe, of Franklin, who died Saturday | afternoon in an Ellenburg, Wash., hospital. f She and Mr. Perry and their two young daughters. Mary Elizabeth and Susan Marie, moved to Ellenburg about six weeks ago. Her body was scheduled to ar rive by train in Knoxville, Tenn., yesterday afternoon. Mr. Perry, the children, and his brother, James E. Perry, Jr., who flew to Ellenburg, were en route here by automobile. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cabe, Mrs. Perry was a graduate of Franklin High School and Blanton's Business College in Asheville. She had been an employe of the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C., and until j resigning recently was a secre tary with the Macon County Department of Public Welfare. Mrs. Perry also worked for the welfare' department prior to her marriage. She was a member of the 1 ? Miss Burch Wins N.C.EA. Grant Miss Mildred Burch, honor stu dent of the '57 Franklin High graduating class, has been award ed a $300 N. C. Education Associ ation scholarship. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burch. of Franklin, she is enrolled at Western Carolina College. Officer Solves School Break-in; Youth In Jail A 16-year-old Haywood County boy has admitted he was o.-.e of two breaking into Cowee School early Friday night, according to Chief Deputy Newell Pendergrass. The boy. Roy Pinion, is in jail In Haywood County on a break ing and entering charge there. I Officers are still looking for a | 15-year-old boy Pinion said was , with him. Franklin Methodist Church and the Wesleyan Service Guild. Other survivors include a sis ter, Mrs. Curtis Pearson of Franklin, and two brothers, Highway Patrolman Jack Cabe, of Brevard, and Larry Cabe. of Asheville. Bryant Funeral Home will have charge of arrangements. During 1956 milk and Ice cream sales by North Carolina milk distributors amounted to 679,145.000 pounds, an increase of 8.2 per cent over 1955. and 17.4 per cent over 1954. SUNDAY DINNER SUGGESTION At The De Soto Trail Restaurant Roast Turkey Dinner With all the Trimmings Including corn bread dressing, snowflake potatoes, cranberry sauce, salad and desert THE BIG NEWS FOR EVERY ONE! A 45-DAY RECORD BREAKING SALE Sale Starts September 18th All new cars and trucks must move to make ready for THE NEW 1958 MODELS We plan to give you, our customers, the best deal ever during this sale. We have in stock 45 new passenger cars and trucks for you to choose from. You will find almost any color or model in our large inventory. ALL OF THESE CARS AND TRUCKS WILL BE OFFERED TO YOU IN THIS RECORD BREAKING SALE AT PRICES YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS! Remember . . . We can arrange to finance the cars and trucks you buy from us on almost any terms ? even up to 36 months to pay if you want it. To Those Who Are Interested in a Good Late Model Used Car THIS IS THE TIME TO BUY AND SAVE! We will have many, many models for you to choose from. BURRELL MOTOR COMPANY. INC PHONE 123 Dealer 3014 FRANKLIN. N. C
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