Blaine Takes
Training With
Unit In Germany
Pfc. Theodore R. Blaine, 19. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blaine, of
Franklin, Route 1. recently com
pleted annual squad and platoon
Army field training tests conduct
ed by the 11th Airborne Division
near Hohenfels. Germany, accord
ing to the Army Home Town News
Center.
Pfc. Blaine is a rifleman in
Company E of the division's 504th
Infantry and arrived overseas in
February, 1956.
He attended Franklin High
School before entering the Army
in April. 1955.
Bible Clinic
Slated Tuesday
The Baptist Associational Va
cation Bible School Clinic will
be held at the First Baptist
Church Tuesday, beginning at
9:30 a. m.
Mrs. T. L. Jamison will be
in charge of the demonstra
tion of the joint workshop serv
ice and conferences will be
held for all age group workers.
Mrs. Arvil Parker will be in
termediate group leader, Mrs.
C. T. Taylor will be junior
leader, Mrs. Clyde Rhinehart
will be primary leader, and
Mrs. Paul Kinsland will be in
charge of the beginner group.
The Rev. C. T. Taylor will be
leader for the group for prin
cipals and secretaries. Mrs. Tom
Collier and Mrs. C. E. Henry
will be in charge of the music.
Pfc. McCall Marches
In Honor Guard At
Wilmington Festival
Pfc. George B. McCall, sonNpf
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McCall. of
Franklin. Route 3. marched with
the 82nd Airborne Division's hon
or guard at the recent Azalea
Flower Festival in Wilmington.
The honor guard was reviewed
by the festival queen. Miss Esther
Williams.
McCall. a cook in Company E
of the division's 501st Infantry,
at Fort Bragg, entered the Army
in September, 1956, and received
basic training at Fort Chaffee,
Ark.
The 24-year-old soldier attended
Franklin High School. His wife,
Eva, lives in Fayetteville.
Music Club Slates
Meeting Tomorrow
Franklin Music Study Club will
have its regular meeting tomor
row < Friday > night at 8 o'clock,
instead of on Thursday evening as
it has been in the past.
The meeting will be at , the
home of Mrs. A. A. Siler. with
Miss Freda Siler as co-hostess.
Ms. Grover Schaffer will be in
charge of the program.
Michigan Man Dies
Here After Attack
Lewis D. Hudson, of Lans
ing, Mich., died in Franklin
April 17 following a heart at
tact.
Mr. Hudson, 70, was a retir
ed insurance man.
Services were held in Mich
igan.
Potts Funeral Home handled
arrangements locally.
Poultry is the No. 2 North Caro
lina farm Income producer, be
hind tobacco.
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PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Dupree
and son. of Willow Springs, and
Mr. and Mrs. ponald Thompson,
of Raleigh, have returned to their
homes after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Mashburn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory
have moved from Cowee to the
Tom Fore place on Walnut Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moses and
children and Zachary Moses, of
Marietta, recently visited Mrs. Pay
M. Mashburn.
Mrs. Jones One
Of Honor Guests
Mrs. Weimar Jones, of Franklin,
will be one of the honor guests
at today's luncheon event of the
annual convention, in Asheville,
of the N. C. Congress of Parents
and Teachers.
The luncheon will honor those
on whom the organization has
conferred life memberships.
Mrs. Jones, one-time president
of the Franklin Parent-Teacher
Association and former director of
this P.-T. A. district, was made
a life member at the conclusion
of her three-year term as district
director.
In addition to Mrs. Jones, at
tending from here are Mrs. Lasca
E. Horsley, Mrs. Byrda Nell Perry,
and Mrs. Fred Vaughn, represent
ing Franklin P.-T. A., and Mrs.
Elmon Teague, representing Un
ion.
Mrs. Wasilik Takes
Charge Of Auxiliary
Meeting In Sylva
Mrs. John Wasilik, of Franklin,
presided Tuesday In Sylva at a
department convention of the
American Legion Auxiliary in her
capacity as committeewoman of
the district.
Others attending from the local
auxiliary were Mrs. Gretna
Vaugn, Mrs. Horner Stockton,
Mrs. H. W. Cabe, Mrs. Doyle
Blaine, and Mrs. Frank Reese.
HOOPER IS SPEAKER
R. V. Hooper, state license
examiner here, spoke on highway
safety at Tuesday night's meet
ing of the Men of the Presbyterian
Church supper meeting.
GOING TO COLOMBIA ?
W. R. Ledford, Meredith
Professor, Wins Fulbright
William R. Ledford, professor
in the foreign language depart'
ment at Meredith College, has
been awarded a Pulbright Schol
arship for the coming summer.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Ledford, of Franklin, Route 2, he
plans to attend the summer sem
inar of the Instituto Caro y Cuer
va in Bogota, Colombia.
The education exchange grant
will entitle him to an elghtrweek
course for American teachers of
Spanish.
Mr. Ledford is a graduate of
Berea College and he received his
master's degree from the Univer
sity of Iowa. He also has done ad
ditional graduate work at the Uni
versity of North Carolina. He
taught in Roxboro before joining
the Meredith facility
.Mr. Ledford
. . . Wins Scholarship
Buecks Have Busy
Time In Raleigh
Supt. and Mrs. H. Bueck spent
Friday and Saturday in Raleigh.
Friday. Mr. Bueck, represent
ing the superintendent's division
of N.C.EA., met with Gov. Luther
Hodges' committee on school fi
nance. Mrs. Bueck attended the
school food service association
convention.
They also took in an art exhibit
of the Raleigh Public Schools and
the Engineers Fair at N. C. State
College.
Allen Ends Recruit
Training At Lakes
Kyle M. Allen, son of Mrs. Anne
Henson, of Franklin, Route 2, was
graduated from recruit training
April 12 at the U. S. Naval Train
ing Center at Great Lakes, HI.,
it has been announced by the
Fleet Home Town News Center.
Legal Advertising
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
trix of Ralph Norton estate, de
ceased, late of Macon County, N.
C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
the 29th day of March, 1959. or
this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This 29th day of March. 1958.
HAZEL C. NORTON.
Administratrix
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Administrator Notice
Having qualified as administra
tor of Melvina A. Shope, deceased,
late of Macon County, N. C., this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 14th
day of April, 1959, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 14th day of April, 1958.
LAKE V. SHOPE.
Administrator
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Production rfficiency is one of
the secrets of successful swine pro
duction.
There are
TWO sides
to this story
This story is about newspaper ad
vertising and how it serves TWO
ways. It begins in the home where
the lady-ina-mood-to-buy starts
"\
her shopping by studying the ads
in this newspaper to see where the
best buys are.
?
The story continues in the adver
tiser's store where the lady comes
to buy what she saw advertised.
?
Newspaper advertising helps the
shopper to buy more wisely . . .
helps the advertiser to sell more
successfully. Yes, there are two
sides to this story . . . and BOTH
are good!
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charge of 65 cents for each iuertl?L
(25 cents extra for keyed ads.)
Classified Display:
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line. >
In CAPITALS or bold type like
this, 20 cents tor each line.
In type like this, 38
cents per line.
CASH DISCOUNTS
When cash accompanies order;
10 per cent discount will be allowed.
20 per cent for three or more eoaseeotlee
insertions of mom ad.
SPECIAL SALE
"To Take Home'
7 HDt Dogs $1.00
5 Hamburgers $1.00
Vz Fry Chicken, F.P. Rolls .95
'/2 Pry Shrimp, F.P. Rolls .85
Fish and Chips .85
? THE ?
NORMANDIE CAFE
$10,000 gross In seven months
operation, and this can be
doubled with US 23-441 from
Georgia now open this season.
Ideal site also for a first-class
drive-in to supplement ice cream
sales for a year-round operation.
THE FRANKLIN TASTEE-FREEZ
is the answer. Don't waste your
time if you can't raise $1,500; if
you can and are interested in
a business with high profits and
terrific potential with good man
agement, see J. P. Brady, Frank
lin, N. C.
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FOR SALE
Seventy-five acres fine timber land
in the heart of the Nantahala
Forest in Clay County. Wonder
ful location for summer home and
camp. Eight thousand cash will
buy this beautiful property. Brok
ers protected. Dr. Furman Angel,
Franklin, N. C.
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IF YOU like people, enjoy making
friends and want to earn money,
contact your Avon manager. Write
Box O c/o The Franklin Press.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Local man or lady wanted to
service and collect from merchan
dise stations. 4 to 9 hours weekly
earns operator to $240 monthly.
No age limit, no selling, but must
have car, references, and $625
operating capital, secured by self
selling merchandise. For local in
terview, give personal data and
phone number. Write DIXIE
CRAFT, 732 Commerce ?Suite
102, Nashville 3, Tennessee.
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FOR SALE
One hundred twenty-five acres of
tract land near Prentiss. New road
makes property easily accessible,
splendid growth of young timber,
fine stream runs through property.
Ten thousand cash will take this
splendid- property. Brokers pro
tected. Dr. Furman Angel, Frank
lin, N. C.
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RIMER Prices lowest EVER Right
NOW! 45 ft. Demonstrator $495.
down; clean used model $51. mo.;
2 Big Bedrooms with Front Kitch
en $3895.; 3 Bedroom 50 ft. long
? 10 Wide . . . Save $900. NOW!;
ONE Bedroom $395. full price:
Big 2 Bedroom 10 Wide ? Special
Buy at $3895; Front and Rear
Bedrooms $59.40 mo.; Big Boy
Special 45 ft. and 10 Wide with
automatic washer $4895.00; and
we are giving top dollar for Used
Furniture and Auto's. Free Esti
mates ? Trade Now and Live
the Modern Rimer Way.
oni .'aawiH
3 Mi. N. of Greenville, S. C. US
29 N. LOOK FOR THE UPSIDE
DOWN SIGN.
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UNFURNISHED Apartment for
rent on Depot Street. Couple de
sired. Call 458-W.
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Don't Sell Yourself
Short!
OWN A BUSINESS WITH A
FUTURE!
SERVICE ROUTE
OP
CIGARETTE MACHINES
Men or Women
Full or Part Time
ROUTE ESTABLISHED
No Selling or Soliciting
INCOME STARTS
IMMEDIATELY
$1095.0# to $2190.00 CASH
REQUIRED
Please don't waste our time un
less you have the necessary
capital and are sincerely Inter
ested In expanding We fi
nance expansion ? If fully
qualified and able to take over
at once write briefly about your
self and Include phone number
for personal interview.
FAWN DISTRIBUTORS. INC.
9209 N. Western
Oklahoma City 11, Oklahoma
FOR SALE
One hundred twenty-five acres of
tract land near Prentiss. New
road makes property easily accesi
ble. splendid growth of young
timber, fine stream runs through
property. Ten thousand cash will
take this splendid property. Brok
ers protected. Dr. Furman Angel,
Franklin, N. C.
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* PARK-LIKE SETTING ?
Are you interested in owning an
unusually fine home, located in
one of the choicest residential
sections in this entire area, and
at a really down-to-earth price???
Built in 1952, and In a perfect
state of repairs, this lovely home
has spaceousness, quiet dignity
and charm. Of finest frame con
struction, it contains 1557 square
feet, and has 16' x 23' living room
with fire-place, two really large
I bedrooms and tile bath, 16' x 20'
j kitchen-dining area with elevated
fire-place, oodles of closet and stor
age space and large entrance hall.
Features include: plastered walls
and ceilings, 100% insulation,
beautiful hardwood floors, auto
matic electric heat, fully equip
ped a'.l-electric kitchen, detached
garage, fine water supply system
and excellent TV reception. It has
3.85 acres of very choice land, and
the grounds are gorgeously land
scaped! It would cost every penny
of $23,000 to reproduce this charm
ing property, but. due to unfor
seen circumstances ? it can be
yours for just $18,000! Immediate
possession, too.
* TED REBER ? Realtor ?
Real Estate Specialist
?Since 1920
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FOR RENT: Three room cottage
? unfurnished ? Garden space.
One mile from city limits on
Route 3. See Miss Nettie Hurst.
FOR SALE
Seventy-five acres fine timber land
In the heart of the Nantahala
Forest in Clay County. Wonder
ful location for summer home and
camp. Eight thousand cash will
buy this beautiful property. Brok
ers protected. Dr. Furman Angel .
Franklin. N. C.
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MILLION DOLLAR VIEW
Sound Investment.. 30 acres ? 2
streams ? ideal lake site ? good
road ? electricity. Build your sum
mer cottage to suit yourself. You
had better hurry on this one. Only
$2,500.
Exclusive with
SHERMAN H LEDFORD
Real Estate
phone 274 J-3 or 88
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WANTED: Pew used window sash,
suitable for enlarging greenhouse.
T. H. Callahan, Belk's. Phone 137
or 306.
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FOR SALE: Mining equipment ?
jack hammers, hoist buckets,
pumps, carbon bit drill steel, wire
cable, etc., below cost. P. D. Jones,
Ox Creek Road on Reems Creek
east from Weaverville, N. C.
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CASH FOR 10 to 100 acres, some
woodland, springs or stream ?
including shaded house with
mountain view on paved highway
near town. Must be reasonable.
Describe fully. R. Q. Craig, 923
South Boulevard, Lakeland. Fla
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WELL DRILLING ? 6 and 8 inch
wells. Domestic and commercial
type. Experienced well contractor
F. B. Rogers, Tel. 375-J-l.
FOR SHEET METAL work, call
336 or 218-W-5. Guttering, awn
ing, heating, and aluminum work
F. 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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PLANTS
Tomato ? cabbage ? onions ?
broccoli.
Flower ? Pansy, Geranium, Sweet
Williams, Azaleas.
Sprays and Dust ? Now is the
time to start for lovely roses.
Strawberry plants ? onion sets,
yellow and white' ? Garden fer
tilizer in 25 lb. bags. Franklin
Seed Store. n
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NOTICE: We fill A.S.C. purchase
orders on grass and clover seeds,
fertilizer and lime. Our fertilizer
in handy 50 lb. bags. Ray Feed
Co. Phone 278.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE? Cafe line.
Will stand investigation. Write
P. O. Box 453. Highlands, N. C.
No dealers.
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CAN USE about 10 squares split
roof boards 18 to 24 inches in
length. Interested in any quanity
you have. 8tat? Price. Address:
R. W. Byrns, Route 2, Franklin.
N C
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FOR SALE: Garden seeds ? Oats
and potato Seed ? G-134 Yellow
? 0-512 White ? U.S. No. 282
Hybrid ? White prolific and yel
low Dent seed corn. Phone 278
Ray Feed Co.
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WANTED: Country cured hams,
shoulders and side meat. Also
good potatoes. We buy every day.
Phone 278, Ray Peed Co.
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FOR RENT: Building, Highlands,
N. C, Low rent, good location,
suitable for coffee or waffle shop.
Long lease to responsible party.
Write Box X c/o The Franklin
Press.
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PROPERTY OWNERS ? we now
have plenty of Trespass Notices.
If you have been needing some
this Spring, stop in. The Franklin
Press.
Protect. your tiuilaing lmenmrn
by using ?
Steam Cured
Concrete, Cinder, or Superock
Blocks
For best prices
See
Your Local Manufacturer
8" x 8" x 16"
Special prices In carloads
W. A. HAYS BLOCK PLANT
Phone 30 Franklin. N (
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FOR SALE
30 acres, 4 room cottage, large
stream. Ideal for summer. $2,200.
10 acres, old house, electricity,
good well, view, $1,500. 30 acres,
fine view, plenty of water. $2,500.
All kinds of property for sale.
Exclusive with
SHERMAN H. LEDFORD
Real Estate
Phone 88 or 274 J-3
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MAN WANTED for established
Rawlelgh Business in Macon
County. Big Insecticide season
Just ahead. Qood time to start.
No Capital required. Write Raw
leigh s Dept. NCD-770-651-8, Rich
mond, Va.
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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 tirt
moulds, which are electronically
controlled. Hickman's Tire and
Radiator Shop, Phone 17-J.
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HELP WANTED: Cook. Write for
interview to The Tarheel Res
taurant. Highlands. N. C.
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READY-MIX CONCRETE? Let u
help do the hard work. Our co>
crete ii ready-mixed for you. N
waste or hard work. Sand, roars
and fine. Day Phone 1. nigh
phone 367-J-4.
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FOR SALE: Tomato plants and
potted flowers, many varieties.
A house tull that are ready to go:
See A. A. Lee, 2 miles South on
441.
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WANTED: Girl for general house
work. $100 per month plus room
and board. Phone 283.
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SPINET PIANO BARGAIN!
Bank repossession forces us to
turn ofer to a reliable party in
this Vicinity a beautiful little
Spinet Piano in perfect condition
for only $386.50. Can arrange easy
monthly payments for you, if de
sired, on this unusual bargain.
Write Credit Division Manager.
P. O. Box 7183, Asheville, ,N. C.,
for further particulars.
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PROPERTY OWNERS ? We now
have plenty of Trespass Notices.
If you have been needing some
this Spring, stop in. The Franklin
Press.
FOR SALE: Coffee urn and other
equipment. The Tarheel Restau
rant, Highlands, N. C.
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FOR SALE
Nice homes, 2 and 3 bedrooms.
Resident building lots. Business
building lots. Farms, large ana
small. Undeveloped land, from 2
to 1,000 acres with lake sites and
water falls. If interested in buy
ing or selling please contact us.
Franklin Insurance and
Real Estate Agency
R. 8. Peek, Agent
P. O. Box 539 Franklin, N. C.
Phone : Day 667 ? Night 584 J-3
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WANTED: Big lizards 6 inche?
and above. $1.00 per dozen
No small lizards, please. Wade
Cunningham, Box 345, Franklin.
N. C.
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NEW * NEW
A nice new home never been liv
ed in. Two bedroom, hardwood
floors, 220 heat, wonderful view
Near Franklin Hosiery Mill. Large
lot. Only $6,600. Terms. Bee or
call
ED McNISH
Wayah Valley Ranch
Phone 10 J-l
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HOUSE FOR SALE: Six rooms
? insulated ? oil furnace ?
plus furnished apartment on laree
shady corner lot on White Oak
St. Ideal for home or rental prop
erty. See or call Mrs. R. E. Mc
Kelvey 316 or 9080.
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