Happening About Pinegrove
Mrs. Audrey Dills Staff Correspondent
Plnegrove community held a
meeting Monday night. February
24, at Cuilasaja School. Mrs. Flor
ence 8. Sherrill. home agent, spoke
on financial planning the County
Agent T. H. Fagg on the agricul
tural outlook for '58.
Additional plans were made con
cerning a survey of the commun
ity property and work need on
the building.
Mrs. Sherrill plans to meet with
the community members Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock to look over
the inside of the community build
ing so plans cah be made to in
clude this work on the project.
The next community meeting
will be March 4 at the school.
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A car owned by Lee Keener
was damaged one day last week
about $300 when ice fell on it from
the top of Bridal Veil Palls on
the Highlands highway -
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Measles is still taking hold in
this community. About four new
DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL
A $9.95 Metal Ironing Board for only $1.00
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with the purchase of a new Maytag Washer.
The most beautiful . . .
The finest performer
in all Maytag history
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Register Here ? You may win some cash
Saturday on the Square ? 4:30 p. m.
MARTIN ELECTRIC COMPANY
PHONE 107
cases were reported last week.
bringing the total to about 12.
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Mrs. Hallie Stiles, of Charlotte,
spent last week end with her sis
ters. Mrs. O. O. Watkins and Mrs.
W. T. Tilson, and her brothers.
Briscoe Dills and E. M. Dills.
Maloff, Former
Local Merchant,
Dies In Swain
Solomon Maloff, who operated
a store in Franklin at one time,
died February 15 at his home in
Bryson City, following a long ill
ness.
Born in Beirut. Lebanon, he
came to the United States when
he was 19. He first sold house
wares house-to-house in Atlanta.
Ga? and he later entered the mer
cantile business there.
Later he came to Franklin,
where he and Joe Ashear operated
a store. "Ashear and Maloff", in
1911. From Franklin, Mr. Maloff
went to Hellen. Ga.. and later
to Bryson City, where he became
a well-known businessman.
At the time of his death, he
was serving as a town alderman.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Maloff. a daughter. Mrs.
JUmelia Bryson, of Bryson City,
two step-sons, James T. Golusha,
of West Palm Beach. Fla., and
Arthur Golusha. of Atlanta, a
brother. Charles, of Hellen, a sis
ter, Miss Seydeh Maloff. of Beirut,
and a , granddaughter.
NAVY HONORMAN
Airman Apprentice J. H. Hus
cusson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Huscusson, of Franklin, has
been graduated as honorman
from the aviation machinist's
l mate school at the V. S. Naval
Air Technical Training Center
1 at Memphis, Tenn. He complet
ed the course January 30 with
a 90.50 average and has been
transferred to the Barron ?*i?ld
Naval Auxiliary Air Station in
1 Foley, Ala. Prior to entering the
Navy in July, 1957, he was grad
uated from Franklin High
School.
At Burrell Motor Co.?
Dollar Days
Are Your Days - Check and Save!
!53 Ford, 4 dr. $631
'50 Plymouth, 4 dr. ? $341
'48 Chevrolet, 4 dr. $139
*57 Chevrolet, 2 dr. $1601
'56 Chevrolet, 2 dr. $1501
'55 Pontiac, 4 dr. ? $1391
Special!
670:15 TIRE
2 Year Written Guarantee
$26.70 Inc. all tax
Get $4.28 Tube for $1.00
Special!
DELCO BATTERY
$14.99 Incl. tax
18 Months Guarantee
Get one gal. permanent
type Antifreeze for $1.00
On our lot there are 53 used cars and 27 used
trucks. Come in and look these over, you will
find that most of these have been thoroughly
reconditioned and are ready to go. CHECK
WITH US - YOU WILL FIND THAT OUR
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
Register for the cuh prizes to 'ge given away Saturday, March
,* 1, on the Square. '
BURRELL MOTOR CO., INC.
IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU
Phone 123 Dealer 3914 FRANKLIN. N. C
WORKERS VOLUNTEER ?
Local Red Cross Campaign
Slated For Month Of March
March will be American Red 1
Cross month in Macon County. I
Mrs. J. Ward Long, executive I
secretary of the county chapter, ' j
this week announced that a goal j
of $3,662 has been set and that i
a partial list of volunteer work
ers to assist with the drive has e
been prepared. j
Persons who have volunteered 1
their services Include Norman I
Blaine, Charles Ledbetter, Miss V
Lucille Pickens, Bill Cunningham. , I
Joe Tyler. John E. Cutshall, W. i
W. Sloan, Hall Callahan. Lake V. t
Shope, Zeb Meadpws, George j F
Byrd, Mrs. Wlllard Pendergrass, s
Mrs. James Hauser, Alex Arnold, I
Harry Moses, Norman West, O. F. J
Summer. Donald Seagle, W. O. I
Crawford, E. O. Crawford, Z. C
Weaver Shope, Mrs. D. E. Stewart, 1 a
ills. Margaret R&mey, Fred L.
labbington, Mrs. BUI Bryson, Mrs.
Elizabeth McCollum, John Bryson.
Crwin Fatton, Mrs. W. W. Berry,
tlrs. Charles Ferguson, Mrs. E.
a. McNish, Mrs. Jeff Enloe.
'ommy Raby.
Mrs. George Doster, James Rop
r, Mrs. Vernon Cunningham,
4rs. J. B. Brendle, Mrs. Woodrow
"eauge. Mrs. Orace Jamison, Bill
Iryant, Verlon Swafford, Robert
V. Moore, Mrs. Louise Angel. Mrs.
Sob S. Sloan. Mrs. J. L. West, Jr.,
ilrs. Woodrow Dowdle, Mrs. Ed
:oates, Mrs. Cullen Bryant, Mrs.
'red Vaughn, Mrs. W. L. Noth
tein, Mrs. Gus Leach, Mrs. F. E.
Irown, Mrs. Frank B. Duncan.
Irs. Mac Whltaker, Mrs. Steve
tundy. Mrs. John Jamison. Mrs.
N. Dowdle, Mrs. Betty McKay,
nd Mrs. Bob Sanders.
Comings And Goings In
Carson Community
Mrs. Leona W. Moore SUff Correspondent
Telephone 256-W-3
Day of dedication was observed
with communion service Sunday*
February 23, at the Carson Chapel
Methodist Church. The Rev. S. B.
Moss, pastor, was in charge.
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Carson Chapel W.S.C.S. meet
ing was postponed last week until
a later date because of the wea
ther.
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The junior 4-H club held its
regluar meeting Tuesday. Febru
ary 25, at the community center.
This was a business and recrea
tional meeting. Brenda Cunning
ham is recreation director.
Mrs. Billy Wallace, Mrs. Weaver
Hurst, Mrs. Turner Dills, and
Mrs. Nelson Waldroop are lead
ers.
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Mrs. Mack Merrell, of Elizabeth
ton, Tenn., has been spending two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ed
Henry, and her sister, Mrs. Billy
Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roper, of
Atlanta, Ga., spent the week end
with Mrs. Roper's parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Burnell Waldroop.
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? THE SICK ?
Angel Hospital
ADMITTED:
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February 18: Dalton Everett
Smith, of Franklin, Route 3.
I February 19: Charles Anderson
I Carpenter, of Franklin, Route 2;
Mrs. Robert Gray McClure, of
' Franklin, Route 2.
| February 20: Mrs. Melvin Prince
i Keener, of Highlands; Miss Fran
Ices Louise McClure, of Franklin,
Route 1.
February 21: Mrs. Edward
Garal Cruse, of Franklin, Route
1: Mrs. James Edwin Horn, of
I Franklin, Route 2; Mrs. Chr.rlos
I Lester Cannon, of Clayton, Ga.
1 February 22: Mrs. Frank B.
| Wr.tts, of Mountain, City, Ga.
I Fcb.Ju.y 23: Mrs. Floyd Jack
2?cC6nntii, o? Ciayto.7, G-.; Mrs.
Harriett Whitover Echols, of
Dillard, Ga., Route 1.
February 24: Dr. Jesse Lyle
West, Sr., of Franklin; Ervin W.
Long, of Franklin; Mrs. Ned C.
I Register Here for the
cash Saturday.
CAROLINA
PHARMACY
Franklin, N. C.
Burrell, of Rabun Gap, Ga.; Mrs.
Billy Rhodes, of Highlands.
February 25: Mrs. Willie P.
Roberts, of Whittier.
DISCHARGED:
February 18: Mrs. Isaac/ Dock
Leatherman, of Franklin, Route
4.
February 19: Mrs. Leonard
Bates and son, of Franklin: Mrs.
James Wymer Tallent and son, of
Franklin.
February 20: Mrs. Albert L.
Raby, of Franklin, Route 4: Mrs.
Nathaniel Hensley, of Highlands;
Ned C. Burrell, of Rabun Gap,
Ga.: Mrs. Lloyd Everett Cook and
daughter, of Franklin, Route 5.
February 21: Mrs. Daniel Syl
vester Vinson and daughter, of
Dillard, Ga? Route 1.
Mrs. Lee lAunt Carrie > Craw
ford, 93-year old Maconian, last
Friday was able to leave a North
Wiikesboro hospital, where she
had been a patient for two weeks,
and return to the home of her
daughter, Mr-:. W. A. Rousseau,
with whom she has been spend
ing the winter. It was Mrs. Craw
ford's second hospitalization in
two months.
Ramsey Has Program
At Legion Auxiliary
Meeting Monday Night
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Monday night, March
3, at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. A.
R. Hiffdon, with Mrs. John Craw
ford and Mrs. Prank Shope as
co-hostesses.
The program will be on "Pan
Americanism", with Prank Ram
sey, Franklin High teacher, as
program leader.
CLUB WILL MEET
The Franklin Music Study Club
will meet tonight (Thursday) at
the home of Mrs. Gilmer A. Jones
at 8 o'clock.
Want Ads
WANT AD RATES
2 eents per word, with ? minimum
?ha'-ge of 65 cent* for each insertion.
(25 cents extra for keyed ads.)
OJ huh! fled Dinplav:
In type like this, 15 cents per
!lne ?
In CAPITALS or bold type likr
'his. 20 cents for each line.
Iri type like this, 38
ents per line.
CASH DISCOUNTS
When enah accompanies order.
10 per cent dincount will be allowed.
20, per cent tor three or mora ooaneeutlv*
????*rrion? of aunc ma
LOST Dyring the snow last week.
one sled- Anyone knowing the
whereabouts please phone Mrs.
Gilmer A. Jones. 390-J.
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FOR SALE: 1954 Pontiac Chief,
all metal house trailer with one
bedroom, full bath ? tub and
shower. "This can be seen six miles
out on the Highlands road at
Chester Holland's. Priced reason
able.
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APPLE TREES, grapevines, glad
loll bulbs (large size), potted
plants. Also shop our store for
Dollar Day bargains, you can reg
ister here for the silver dollars to
bs given awsy Saturday, 4:30 p. m.
Franklin 5 & 10c Store.
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! FOR SALE: One Guernsey cow.
Contact Wade Arvey Franklin,
|n. c.
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TOBACCO SEEDS ?
CABBAGE SEEDS
Garden Seeds new stock.
Gladioli Bulbs 30 colors.
Tuberous Begonia 16 colors for
blooms all summer start now.
Eariiculd Corn 2 weeks earlier
than most varieties.
Frost Gold Corn a new kind that
has the most ears. Excelent for
freezing.
Princess White Bunch Beans 2
weeks earlier than white half
runners.
Boys and Girb register for model
plane to be given away March
. 29th.
FRANKLIN SEED STORE
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FOR RENT: Furnished aparU
ment. Couple desired. Call 458
W.
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FOR RENT: Three room apart
ment. One block from Court
house. See Calvin Henson at Dry
?nan's. . ,
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FOR' SALE: Good work mule. Will
trade for cow. See Lawrence
Patton. Phone 299.
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EASTER CARDS: Select yourl
cards now. while we have a big '
variety to choose frt>m. You can
find just the right card with the
right sentiment at S & L 5 & 10c
Store. .
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FOR SALE
Nearly new two bedroom house
with 100 x 600 lot ? located in a
choice residential section. With a
small down payment you can pay
the balance like rent. The house
is vacant. Phone 27 for inspection.
FRANKLIN REALTY CO.
Frank Duncan, Agent
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REAL ESTATE VARIETIES
6 Room house, 5 acres, large
stream. $6,500.
3 Bedrooms, 10 acres. $2,750.
30 Acres, building sites, 2 streams.
$2,50*.
15 Acres, excellent building sites
$2,000.
5 Acres, woodland, good road. $750.
Exclusive with
Sherman H. Ledford
Real Estate Phone 274 J-3
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APPLE TREES, grapevines, glad
ioli bulbs (large size), potted
plants. Also shop our store for
Dollar Day bargains, you can reg
j ister here for the silver dollars to
I be given away Saturday, 4:30 p. m.
I Franklin 5 & 10c Store.
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SALE ? Men's shorts, regular val
ue 79c. sale price 2 pairs $1.25,
men's cushion sole sox, 4 pairs #8c.
I Register here for cash prizes to
i be given away on the Square Sat
urday, 4:30 p. m. Franklin u & 10c
| Store.
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FREE: 5 new Fords. Register j
now at the Western Auto Assoc. I
1 Store. Contest closes March 1st. '
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ON SALE: Just received shipment
of dwarf azaleas, in bud and
bloom, also other house plants.
S & L 5 & 10c Store.
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THANK. YOU ? for your
response to our BIG SALE.
WE'RE BACK . with more
values in fine Momilehomes.
USED
34 ft. STAR ? with airconditioning,
$395 down.
35 ft. BUDDY, nice, a late model,
furniture down, $69.34 per month\
46 ft. SKYLINE, front kitchen, 2
bedrooms. $3995.
40 ft. NASHUA. 2 bedrooms, 57
model, $450 down, $66.10 per
month.
36 ft. M SYSTEM, with front and
rear bedrooms $2795. Will take
furniture as down payment.
NEW
37 ft. ALLNEW. 2 bedrooms, full
price, $3695.
45 ft. models, NEW, $3895.
. 50 ft., 3 bedrooms, nice, $4695.
ALL SIZES . . . ALL MODELS . . .
Always see RIMER, 'cause RIMER
SAVES You MONEY.
ONI HaiVIH
3 Mi. N. of Greenville, S. C., US
29N. LOOK FOR -THE UPSIDE
DOWN SIGN.
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FREE: 5 new 1958 Fords. Register
now at the Western Auto Assoc.
Store. Contest closes March 29th.
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* ATTENTION BUILDERS ?
Here is a Real Opportunity to
pick up a block of seven 1 7 > choice
lots at a Bargain Price of only
$400 each. They are 50 x 221 ft.,
with a total of 350 feet frontage
on paved street. Located near the
East Franklin School, this desir
able property has town water,
sewer, electricity and phone serv
ice immediately available. These
1 lots are well-worth $600 each, but
you can now buy all seven for
only $2800 cash! This is unques
tionably the best buy of its kind
in Franklin today.
hXCLUS/VE WITH
TED REBER ? Realtor
Real Estate Specialist
? , -Since 1920- it
Inquiries Invited
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I WANTED FOR RETIREMENT:
Few acres with buildings, small
house, with or without conven
iences. Good water supply. Must
be reasonable for cash. Good ref
erences. Write A. V. Bussel c/o
Franklin Press, Franklin, N. C.
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CEMETERY WREATHS : We have
a beautiful line to sell at Just
$1.93 and $2.98. S & L 5 & 10c
Store.
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EARLY SPRING BARGAIN! Dis
count on "Snowflower" ? new
dacron-cotton Individually De
signed Spencer Girdles, Bras. Mrs.
Rita C. Ferguson, Route 4, Frank
lin, N. C.
WILL PAY ten dollars each for
stamped envelops postmarked
Franklin. N. C., dated July, Aug
ust or September 1861. Write Box
635, Do than, Ala.
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MR. FARMER, place your lime
orders early, (or it takes approx
imately 10 days to deliver your
lime from date of purchase order.
In the event it has to be dry when
delivered, please specify. Your
Mascot Lime Hauler. Lon Harris,
Sylva, N. C. Phone Ju. 6-4361.
FREE: 5 new Fords. Register
now at the Western Auto Assoc.
Store. Contest closes March 29th.
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FOR SALE: Gladiolus Blooms for
churches, homes, sick rooms and
parties. Jamison 5 & 10c Store.
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WE SPECIALIZE In boiling and
cleaning radiators. We guaran
tee them to hold your anti-freeze.
We have the latest full cap tire
moulds, which are electronically
controlled. Rickman's Tire and
Radiator Shop, Phone 17-J.
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FOR RENT: Comfortable, insu
lated six room house. Unfurnished.
Three bedrooms ? two baths. New,
economical oil furnace. Car port.
Call Dick Sloan at 298.
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PIANOS: Used and in
perfect condition. See Ma
con Supply Co., Franklin,
N. C.
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WANTED: Dealer for Bums Hi
Speed Chain Saws. The saw with
lowest up-keep, longest life, 5-6 h.
p. models, gear and direct drive.
For details write J. C. Wade,
Blairsville, Ga.
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USED BEDROOM and
Living Room Suites ? in
perfect condition. Easy
Terms. See Macon County
Supply Co.
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FOR SHEET METAL work, call
336 or 218-W-5. Guttering, awn
ing, heating, and aluminum work
P. H. A. approved, up to three
years to pay. Franklin Sheet Metal
Shop. "First in quality and serv
ice." Near Freezer Locker plant.
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HATCHING NOW! Productlom
type chicks. Mount Hope
"Queen" Leghorns, Parmmters,
Warren Reds, Hubbard "produc
tion-type". New Hampshires. Bred
for high egg production; from
first generation breeding stock.
Highest quality available. Pkone
AL 2-7361, Farmers Federatiom
Hatchery. Asheville, N. C? or con
tact nearest Farmers Federation
Store.
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YOUR BABY SHOES Attractively
cast in Real Bronze Mete).
Beautiful mounting. Send name
and address for free Illustrated
Catalog. Andy's Bronz-Art Studi*
? Bryson City, N. C.
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WANTED: Country Hams. Prefer
large. Write what you have t?
J. Phil Tate, Tate's House, High
lands, N. C. Phone 9360.
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FOR MEMORIAL MONUMENT'S
in bronze, marble, or granite,
many styles, see S. E. Potts, High
lands, N. C.
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WANTED: Cbsh paid for Nov. and
Dec. Hams ? small and medium
sized. See us before you sell. Glenn
Ray at Warehouse on Palmer and
Phillips Streets.
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WELL DRILLING ? 6 and 8 Inch
wells. Domestic and commercial
type. Experienced well contractor.
P. B. Rogers, Tel. 375-J-l.
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READY-MIX CONCRETE? Let us
help do the hard work. Our con
crete Is ready-mixed for you. No
waste or hard work. Sand, coarse
and fine. Day Phone 1, night
phone 357- J-4.
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WANT A GOOD small business
for year-round operation? Then
why not buy the FRANKLIN
TASTEE-FREEZ . Only a small
down payment is needed to begin
operation immediately. See J. P.
Brady, Franklin, N. C.
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DOGWOOD WANTED: See us for
prices and specifications. Cloer
and Huggins. Franklin, If. C. at
Bumingtown Road.
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Protect your Dunaing lr. stmenl
by using ?
Steam Cured
Concrete. Cinder, or 8un?rock
Blocks
For best prices
Bee
Your local Manufacturer
8" x 8" x I?
8peclal prices in carloads
W A" HAYS BIOCK PLANT
Phone. SO ? Prank'in. N. C.
USED REFRIGERA
TORS and Ranges in per
fect condition. Five year
guarantee on refrigerator*
and one year guarantee on
ranges. Macon County
Supply Co.
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