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SECOND SECTION Franklin, N. C., Thursday, May 29, 1958
26 GETTING DIPLOMAS ?
Cowee Eighth Grade Plans
Commencement Tonight
Eighth grade commencement
exercises will be held at Cowee
School tonight (Thursday) at 8
o'clock.
Principal Donald Seagle will
present diplomas to the following
36 boys and girls: Jimmy Ander
son, Morris Davis, Sammy Frank
lin. Carson Olbson, Ervln Hall,
Robert Inquire, Eddie Mason.
Carlos McOaha. Carroll Moore,
Kenneth Shepherd, Joe Woodard.
Louise Cabe. Johnnie Collins.
Oou Lee DeHart, Shirley DeHart.
Hazel Flowers. Patsy Oibson.
Doris Olles. Freda Hurst. Blanche
Justice, Doris Mason. Claudetta
McCoy. Jo Ann McCoy, Linda
Raby. Rachel Hlgdon, and Hassie
Matnis.
Mrs. Hoyt Bryson will be in
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LEAVING FOR GERMANY THIS MONTH
Mrs. M. L. Thomas and three children. Tommy, iuij, and
Barbara Lee, of Otto, are leaving here June 12 to Join S/Sgt.
Thomas, who is stationed in Wiesbaden, Germany.
charge of the music, and features
of the exercises include the invo
cation and benidiction. by the
Rev. Paul Sorrells; welcome, by
Patsy Gibson; song. "God Bless
America", by the chorus; "Yester
day", by Claudetta McCoy; spe
cial music, by Jane Byrd; "Gen
erosity", by Linda Raby; "Proph
ecy", by Freda Hurst; song,
"Jesus, Saviour Pilot Me." by the
chorus; and "Adventure", by
Sammy Franklin.
The guest speaker will be the
Rev. Glenn Anderson.
The mascots will be Bobby
Mason and Margaret Holbrook.
Awards will be made for Citi
zenship and Library.
A member of the graduating
class, Doris Giles, has an unusual
attendance record. She has never
missed a day in school.
Garden Club
Tour Slated
The monthly meeting of the
Franklin Garden club Monday
afternoon will be a garden in
spection tour.
Members are asked to meet at
2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B.
B. Scott to begin the tour. The
last stop at the home of Mrs. E.
S. Purdom, on Wayah Road. Mrs.
Purdom, chairman of the beautifi
cation committee, is in charge of
the tour and is one of the
hostesses. Co-hostesses will be Mrs
J. Ward Long, Mrs. B. L. Mc
Glamery, and Mrs. S. M. Winkle
black.
Seaman Allison Back
In States Following
Cruise In Far East
Seaman Claude T. Allisori, of
Franklin, aboard the radar picket
destroyer USS Duncan, returned to
San Diego. Calif., May 15 after a
six-month cruise in the Western
Pacific with Destroyer Division 52
Leaving the states last Novem
ber, the division visited Pearl Har
bor, Pago Pago. American Samoa
Sydney, and other Australian
ports, and Manus in the Admiralty
Islands before joining the US
Seventh Fleet in the Far East
Chirstmas was spent in Subic
Bay, Philippine Islands, and aftei
a period of -operations and a visit
to Manila. P. I., the destroyers
traveled to Japan for rest and
upkeep.
Following their participation in
the February amphibious warfare
exercise in the Philippines, the
destroyers' crew visited Hong Kong
and took part in patrol of the
Formosan Straits.
Enroute homeward, the division
visited Midway Island and Pear!
Harbor.
Over The Countryside
In Patton Community
Mrs. Pearl M. Stewart Staff Correspondent
Telephone 274-J-l
?4 H Sun?ta?
"4-H Sunday" was observed at
the Patton Methodist Church last
Sunday, with Laura Cloer In
charge of the program. The de
votional was given by June Wells
and Linda Ledford explained the
purpose of the observance. Speak
ers were BUI Krlckbaum. Martha
Blaine. Nancy Cochran. Hlldred
Wilson, and Irene Cloer.
Club Meets
The Patton Home Demonstra
tion Club met at the home of
Mrs. Lawrence Patton the 14th.
The theme of the demonstration
was "Color In the Home". It was
given by the home agent. Mrs.
Florence S. SherrtU. The June
meeting will be held at the com
jmunity center.
Meeting Tuesday
A community development meet
ing is set for Tuesday. June 3.
at 7:30 p.m. at the community
center.
Carson Guest
Joe Morgan, a member of the
Patton 4-H Club, was a guest at
the Carson community meeting
Saturday night.
Joe gave a demonstration on
"Soil and Water Conservation".
Mrs. Harley Stewart and Mrs. Ted
Blaine. 4-H leaders, also attended
the meeting.
Personals
Andrew Sawyer, of Gastonia.
spent the week end with his
daughter. Mrs. Glen Cloer. and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Greenwood
and family, of Lawrenceville, Ga.,
visited Mrs. Greenwood's sister.
Mrs. Sherman Ledford, and Mr.
Ledford over the week end.
Mrs. Maude Hughes has return
. | ed to her home in St. Petersburg,
. j F'.a., after visiting her brother,
i Ted Blaine, and family and other
relatives in the county.
1 Mrs. Joe Rhinehart and soil.
Jim, of Webster, visited her
: mother. Mrs. Sallie Moore, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Patton have
i returned from a week at Fontana
I Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. MaeK Moffitt,
i Mrs. Reid Moffitt and children.
t Mr. and Mrs Ted Blaine and
daughter. Martha, visited in Cher
: okee recently.
Mrs. Chris Byrd and daughter.
Annette, of Bryson City, spent the
week with Mrs. Byrd's mother.
Mrs. Bertha McCall.
Miss Birdie Lee Bingham, a
student at Pfelffer College, is visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bingham. She plans to
return to Pfeiffer for the summer
session.
Mrs. Cecil Burnette and Miss
Ethel Dobson. of Asheville. were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Mashburn. While here they
attended graduation exercises at
Franklin High School Monday
night. Miss Susie Mashburn re
turned to Asheville with them.
Miss Ann Bingham, of Winston
Salem. is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood and
son, Dickie, of Winter Haven, Fla .
are visiting Mrs Wood's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bingham.
C. C. Humphreys,
Summer Resident,
Dies In Florida
Chester Charles Humphreys, of
Tampa, Fla., who purchased the
Wellman Lodge at Cullasaja
about five years ago. died May 19
In Tampa of a cerebral hemor
rhage.
Sixty-eight, he spent his sum
mers for many years in North
Carolina. Mr. Humphreys had re
tired last yeai after "most 17
years' sen-ice as deputv installa
tion engineer at MacDill Air
Force Base.
A native of Irontown. Ohio, he
went to Tampa in 1925 to super
vise construction, organization,
and operation of the city's water
works. He organized his own busi
ness in 1933. and in 1936 entered
government service as chief engi
neer with the Public Works Ad
ministration in Tampa. He assum
ed his job at MacDill in 1940.
Mr Humphreys . is survived by
his wife. Mrs. Marion E Humph
reys, and a son, Charles H . both
of Tampa, and two sisters. Miss
Addie H. Humphreys and Miss
Bert H. Humphreys, of Los An
geles, Calif.
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Bobby Biddle Gets
Art Degree Friday
Bobby Biddle. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Biddle, Sr.. received his
degree in commercial art from
the. Ringlin-! School of Art in
Sarasota. Fla.. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Biddle went to
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Sarasota Co attend the graduation
exercises.
In 1865, after the uece of Vicks
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Will Speak
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