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244 West Palmer St. Franklin, N. C.
Phone 569
Pre-Easter Specials
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620 FILM, 4 Rolls $1.00
Complete Camera Outfit ? 19 Pieces
Makes Black and White or Color Pictures
or Color Slides
Super Rlcof lex Camera $19.95
Leather Eveready Case 5.00
Flash Unit 5.00
Exposure Meter
2 Rolls 120 Film
12 Flash Bulbs
Total
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QUICK DRYING? Kur-Tone dries in
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? Lunsfords Paint & Supply Co.
East Main St. Phone 777 Franklin, N. C.
- THE SICK ...
Anicrl Hospital
ADMITTED:
March 10: Mrs. Everette Barnes,
of Franklin: Mrs. Paul Carey Ivie,
of Tiger, Ga.; Lynda Gail Holland,
of Franklin, Route 3.
March 11: Mis. Oeorge Ramsey,
Jr.. of Bryson City, Route 3; Mrs.
Oeorge Dewey Marshall, of Frank
lin; Sheila Diane Wooten, of
Franklin; Harold Wilson McClure,
'Holy Week' Being
Observed At Church
"Holy Week" services will be
held Monday through Thursday
at the Franklin Methodist Church,
It has been announced.
The Rev. R. E. Early, pastor,
in inviting persons of all denomi
nations to attend, said services
will start eaph rUght at 7:30.
The Lord's Supper will be ob
served in connection with the
Thursday night service, with Dr.
L. B. Hayes and Mr. Early offici
ating.
Rites For Barnes
Twins Held 14th
Funeral services for the infant
twins of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Barnes, of Franklin. Route 2, were
held March 14 at the Buck Creek
Baptist Church.
The twins, Loney Terry and
Thomas Perry, were born the 13th.
Potts Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Quality Shop Has
Moved To Suburbs
One of Franklin's oldest retail
clothing stores. The Quality Shop,
recently opened one of Franklin's
newest type stores.
The Quality Shop, following a
modern trend, has moved to the
suburbs with an "in-the home"
shop featuring ladies goods only
rhe new store, owned by Mr. and
Mrs. William Katenbrink, is in
their new home located one mile
south of Franklin on US 23-441
iear Franklin Hosiery Company.
Witnesses Going
To S. C. Meeting
A number of Jehovah's Wit
nesses from Kingdom Hall in
Franklin will attend a three-day
convention March 27-28'29 in
Anderson, S. C., according to R.
O. DeCelles, presiding minister.
Local activities for the coming
week include an observance of the
Lord's evening meal Monday at
7:30 p.m.; regular studies tonight
(Thursday) at 7:30, Sunday al
4 p.m., and Tuesday at 7 :30.
Open-Air Services
Start Saturday
In Franklin
Open-Air preaching services
started in Franklin Saturday un
der the sponsorship of the Rev.
Bill Shields, pastor of the Pine
Grove Baptist Church, and the i
Rev. Thad R. Dowdle. a student)
at Southeastern Baptist Seminary !
at Wake Forest, who serves the j
Ridgecrest Baptist Church.
Services will be held every Sat
urday from the porch of the old
Munday building, beginning at 2
o'clock.
Other ministers of the county
and '.he evangelistic committee of
the Macon Baptist Association
are cooperating in the services.
An organ or piano is supplied each
(seek by Cagle Music Company.
T 11 Hi V 1 N EST
FOR THOSE
YOU LOVE
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13% to 20%
* Special ? $1.25
NOVELTY
NECKLACES
Aurora Boreali*
Gem Pendant
The Gem That Flashes
All the Colors
of the Northern Lights
De Soto Trail
Jewelry Store
Open to 9 p. m.
Monday Through Friday
Saturday to 6 p. m.
of Franklin, Route 2; Ruby Doris
Phillips, of Franklin, Route 2.
March 12: John Edwin Smith,
of Clayton, Ga.,. Route 1.
March 13: Mrs. Jesse Floyd Ed
monds. of Mountain City, Ga.;
Miss Geneva Hopper, of Rabun
Gap. Ga.: Jerry Dwight Hodgin,
of Franklin, Route 1: Mrs. Delo
Kilby, of Clayton, Ga.. Route 2:
Emory Colt Hollifleld, of Clayton,
O*.
March 14: Lester Kelly Holland,
of Franklin, Route 5: James Al
bert McCall. of Franklin, Route 3:
Miss Annie Mae Houston, of
Franklin.
March IS: Mrs. Edwin Burt
Waldroop, of Franklin. Route 1:
Mrs. William Archie Nix, of High
lands: Mrs. James Lee Holt, of
Franklin, Route -2.
March 16 : Miss Mary Rose Hop
per. of Dillard. Ga . Route 1;
Charles O. Ramsey, of Franklin:
Mrs. Coyt M. English, of Clayton,
Ga., Route 2: Mrs. Theodore
Rogers Tallent, Franklin ; Rita
Margaret Morgan, of Franklin.
Route 4.
DISCHARGED:
March: Mrs. John Phil Tate,
of Highlands: L. E. Angel, of
Franklin. Route 5: Mrs. George
Jefferson
glands
mortgage
ineellatioi
plan
Good home planning doesn't
end with the architect'* blue
prints. Jefferson Standard's
Mortgage Cancellation Plan
enables your family to retain
their home in the event of
your death. With this plan,
your family would get
immediate cash to pay off the
mortgage on your home.
|| What more certain pro
tection and security can you
leave your loved ones ? Let's
talk it over today.
E. J. & BOB
CARPENTER
Franklin, N. C.
LIU INSURANCE COMPANY
Home Office: Greensboro, N.C. ?
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Dewey Marshall, of Franklin.
March 11: Jewel Sharon Garri
son, of Franklin, Route 2: Mrs.
Joseph Bynum Sanders, of Frank
lin, Route 4: Mrs. Thomas Roy
Tippett, of Franklin: Mrs. Andrew
Jackson Holden, of Franklin.
Route 3: Lynda Gail Holland, of
Franklin, Route 3.
March 12: Mrs. Robert Elmo
Early, of Franklin.
March 13: Henry Orady Cowart,
of Franklin, Route 2: Mrs. Don
ald Knox Swanson, of Clayton.
Oa.; Mrs. W. G. Bryant, of Frank
lin.
I March 14: Mrs. George Ramsey,
Jr., of Bryson City, Route 3: John
Edwin Smith, of Clayton. Ga..
Route l: Mrs. Jesse Floyd Ed
monds. of Mountain City, Ga.;
Jerry Dwight Hodgin. of Franklin,
Route 1.
March 15: Emory Colt Holli
field, of Clayton, Ga.; Mrs. Paul
Carey Ivie, of Tiger, Ga.; Com
modore Sterling Tilly, of Frank
lin. Route 5.
March 16: Ruby Doris Phillips,
of Franklin, Route 2: Mrs. Ever
ette Barnes. o( Franklin, Route 2:
Mrs. Delo KUby. of Clayton, Qi.,
Route 2.
mACON'S
Newest Citizens
LEAD MACON'S NEWEST _
Born to:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carey Ivie,
of Tiger, Oa? a son. March 11
at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsey.
Jr.. of Bryson City, Route 3. a
daughter. March 11 at Angel Hos
Hamilton Funds owns an interest in over
80 American corporations, selected for
income and growth possibilities. Monthly
or lump sum investment plans.
Name
Address ..
C i#y_
HAMILTON FUNDS 470 ?
P. O. Box 5061, Denver 17, Colorado
Pleaso send freo prospectus- booklet
describing Hamilton Funds.
pltal.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burt Wal
droop, of Franklin, Route 1, a
daughter, March 15 at Angel Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Holt,
of Franklin, Route 2, a daughter,
March 16 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Coyt M. English,
of Clayton, Ga.. Route 2, a son.
March 18 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rogers
Tallent. of Franklin, a son. March
16 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Smith
a daughter, Linda Sue. March 6
at their home in Iotla community
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