Happening About
Clark's Chapel
MRS. EMMA RAY
Staff Correspondent
Telephone 28-W-2
Dedication Set
The quarterly conference and
dedication of the parsonage will
be held Sunday, April 19. at the
Clark's Chapel Methodist Church.
Lunch vlll be served at the noon
hour.
Prmyer Meeting
Prayer meeting was held at the
home of Don Shuler Friday night .
Jay Jennings was in charge of the
service.
Reorganising
A meeting will be held April 24
0
at the Clark's Chapel church to
reorganize the Clark's Chapel
Rural Community Development
Organization. A short program
will be given on "What Commun
ity Development Can Do in a
Community". All families In the
community are urged to attend.
Penonals
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Brown
and son, of Morganton, visited
Mr. Brown's mother. Mis. Tom
Brown, who Is ill at her home.
Shellia Dlanne Wooten. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wooten,
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WIENERS ? ? ? juJP
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MISS GEORGIA
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DOG FOOD ?L JT
MASON'S SsL
Phone 9 Franklin, N. C.
who h&a been /ffl at Angel Hos
pital for severitl weeks. Is at home.
J. M. Brown, who has been ill
at his home, is recovering.
Norman Guffy. of Pontiac.
Mlch^has been visiting his daugh
ter/and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Vanhook.
Mrs. A. W. Stephens and family
are spending some time with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Keener
and son, of Hendersonville, visited
relatives here last week end.
Mr. a rid Mrs. R. C. Ray. of
Detroit, Mich., have been visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Hugh Dow
die, and other relatives.
Mrs. Paul Seagle and daughter,
Ronda. spent last week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Jennings.
Dale Ammons Is home after
spending several days in C. J.
Harris Community Hospital in
Sylva.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Fultchher
visited Mrs. Fultcher's parents
over the week end.
Ardell Cabe, who underwent
surgery several weeks ago, will
return to the Durham V. A. Hos
pital this week for a check-up.
~ THE SICK
Angel Hospital
ADMITTED:
April 7: Albert Samuel /very,
of Franklin.
April 8: Mrs. Rhoda Janic
Green, of Rabun Gap. Ga.
April 9: Mrs. Oscar Buchanan,
of Franklin, Route 2; Miss Jackie
Ann Cabe, of Franklin. Route 4:
William L. Coulter, of Franklin:
Lewis L. Vinson, of Otto; Marvin
M. Gillespie, of Clayton, Ga.
April 10: Win ton W. Thomp
son. of Clayton, Oa.
April 11: Lester M. Nichols, of
Clayton, Ga., Route 2; Mrs.
Loranza D. Norris, of Franklin.
Route 5; Albert Nathan Penning
ton. of Franklin, Route 5: Carl
D. McDowell, of Franklin, Route
2.
April 12: Mrs. Arthur W. Moses.
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Phone 107 I Franklin, N. C.
FROM HIS RALEIGH DESK ?
Senator Forsyth Mails
His Weekly Newsletter
Matters Of Interest To
The 33rd District
Representative Umstead. of
Orange County, received a fine
present last week when 86 mem
bers of the House lined up In favor
of a four and one-half million
dollar new training school In
Western North Carolina for the
mentally retarted.
Representative Umstead has
done much for North Carolina's
mentally ill In his 12 terms of
service in the Legislature. A great
deal is now being done for these
sick people and Representative
Umstead deserves the thanks of
all North Carolinians for his fine
service to the state.
The Appropriations Committee
ended its hearings and is now
getting down to the real work of
trying to arrive at' the budget.
This is a tedious process and, in
the final analysis, the Finance
Committee will attempt to raise
the necessary money to get the
Appropriations' quota. With the
proposed 10% raise of school
teachers and state employees still
being debated in committee, the
Finance Committee is looking for
ways to raise new taxes. Perhaps
a compromise bill will be approved
and It is just possible, with the
accelerated tax payments, that no
new taxes will need to be levied.
AZALEA FESTIVAL AT WIL
MINGTON ? My son and I went
down to Wilmington last weekend
of Franklin, Route 5.
April 13: Willard L. Catlett, of
Zebulon; James Ray Suit, of
Franklin.
DISCHARGED:
April 7 : Mrs. Charlie A. Wiggins,
of Blairsville, Oa.; Harley V
Houston, of Franklin. Route 5.
April 8: Albert S. Avei'y, of
Franklin: Carl D. McDowell, of
Franklin, Route 2; Mrs. Ash
Thomas, of Bryson City: Mrs.
Mack Bateman. of Franklin. Route
4; Linda Sue Hughes, of Franklin.
Route 1.
April 9: Orady Wiggins, of
Dillard, Ga., Route 1; Mrs. Will
iam J. Kinsland. of Franklin:
William L. Coulter, of Franklin.
April 10: Hayes E. Buchanan,
of Franklin, Route 2; Jackie Ann
Cabe. of Franklin, Route 4: Mis.
Neville Buchanan, of Franklin.
Route 2 ; Elizabeth Ann Moses, of
Franklin. Route 5: Mrs. Pulaskn
Castle, of Dillard, Ga.. Route 1.
April 11: William R. Bradley, of
Franklin. Route 3; Miss Iva Dean
Roper, of Franklin. Route 3: Mrs.
Tommy C. McKay, of Franklin.
April 12: Mrs. Rutus L. Hail,
of Franklin: Mrs. Leonard C. Vin
son, of Otto.
April 13: Lawrence W. Eller. of
Hiawassee. Ga.: Shelia Diane
Wooten. of Franklin; Elbert E
Angel. Jr.. of Franklin: Mrs. J.
C. Lane, of Franklin, Route 1.
I
Ansel Clinic
ADMITTED:
April 6: Odeen Allison, of Nan
tahala; Charlie Adams, of Bryson
City; Mrs Rhoda Russell, of
Franklin; Mrs. Louise WoOdard,
of Sylva; Mrs. Kate Downs, of
Iotla.
April 7; Edgar Howard, of Dill
aid, Ga.; Miss Bell Bryant of
Iotla ; Mrs. Ruby Webb, of Pren
tiss.
April 8: Lawrence Howard, of
Clayton. Ga.; James Carpenter,
of Stuart. Pla.
April 9; Mrs. Eva Hcddtn. of
Salem. S. C.; Mack Thompson,
of Franklin; Henry Sanders, of
Franklin.
April 10: Jim Peek, of Ellijay;
Don Henry, of Sylva; Buddy Ray
Cunningham, of Sylva; Miss
Gladys Cunningham, of Sylva:
Decatur Bradshaw. of Hiawassc.
Ga.
April 11: Lloyd Burgess, of
Franklin; Mrs. Mary Burgess, of
Franklin; George. Russell, of j
OPEN
Saturday, May 2
FOR THE SEASON
Completely Rcdecoratfd
Dining Room Open
to the Public <
(Reservation)
to see the Azalea Festival and to
visit some friends who have a
cottage on the beach. Senator
Arthur Williamson, from Colum
bus County, was a splendid host
and Billy and I enjoyed our stay
immensely.
TRYON'S PALACE ? The Leg
islature Journeyed on Wednesday
to the famous Tryon's Palace at
New Befn. This formal opening
was attended by almost the entire
Legislature, the governor, council
of State, and their guests. This
scat of colonial government is a
fine attratclon and belongs to the
people of North Carolina. The
actual cost to the State was
$270,000, although the ultimate
cost of this fine project will
amount to over $4,000,000. most
of the money being donated by
Individuals interested in thifr re
storation. There were various
parties and dinners in connection
with the visit which were also
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
VISITORS ? Judge George
Patton and Mrs. Patton were vis
itors in Raleigh last week and
went along to visit Tryon's Palacc.
These flhe Western North Caro
linians arc loved and respected
everywhere. Judge George was
surrounded in the lobby of the
Sir Walter Hotel by at least 20
people on one occasion.
Regards to everyone.
Salem, S. C.; Mrs. L. C. Fisher,
ol^ Corpus Christi, Tex.; Pied Bry
son, of Highlands.
April 12: Tommy Marchbanks,
of Greenville, S. C.; Hubert Bate
man, of Franklin; Alvin Stewart,
of Cullowhee.
DISCHARGED;
April 10: Mrs. Ann Wardlowe,
of Clemson. S. C.; Mrs. Maude
| Smith, of Tellico; Mell Russell,
of Salem. S. C.; Miss Doris Taylor,
| of Asheville; Zeb Angel, of Frank
lin; Dallas McCall. of Iotla;
I Harold Jones, of Franklin; Miss
Beatrice Cunningham, of Sylva.
j April 11: Mrs. Myna Cunning
ham. of Sylva; Mrs. Anna Enloe,
of Hayesville; Charlie Burnett, of
Waynesville; Mrs. Verna Mae
j Elkins, of Cartoogecha?ye ; Miss
I Jessie Mashburn, of Franklin;
I Andy Wilson, of Franklin; Mrs.
Anna Collins, of Franklin; Paul
Bedford, of Prentiss,
April 12: Mrs. Rena Peek, of
Ellijay; Aster Deal, of Franklin;
Arthur Murphy, of Franklin; Mrs.
Newton Browning, of Watauga;
Weaver Scott, of Franklin; Mis
Earl Mashburn, of Franklin; Earl
Mashburn, of Franklin; Miss
Margie Raby, of Cowee; John
Shope, of Dillard. Ga.
April 13: Ellis Collins, of Frank \
lin; Bennie Haire. of Prentiss; |
Don Harkins. of Canton; Miss j
Patsy Taylor, of Etna: Mrs. Inez';
Mason, of Canton; Mrs. Clara
Stewart, of Cullowhee: Lyman
Rankin, of Watauga; Hubert Bate*
man. of Franklin : Mrs. Eldie Pat
terson. of Hayesville.
4-H Event
Attracts
About 35
About 35 attended dairy foods
and vegetable use demonstrations
held Friday night by 4-H girls
in the lobby kitchen of Nantahala j
Power and Light Company.
Nantahala Creamery, contest
sponsor, presented prize money to
the winners. Ribbons also were
awarded.
Winners included, senior in
dividual, Elizabeth Ann Ammons,
first. Glenda Lee, second, and
Pauline Morgan, third: senior
teams. Jewel Fox and Patsy Cor
bin. first. Peggy Dills and Brtnda
Cunningham, second; junior in
dividual. Nancy Hunter, first;
junior teams. Suzanne Cunning
ham and Jean Dills, first, Carol
Wurst and Sue Crawford, second,
Susie Henson and Pauline Curtis,
third.
Vegetable use demonstration
winners were Peggy Dills and
Brenda Cunningham, first, and
Brenda Seagle and Mary Lee Mor
pan. second.
The first place winners in the
senior divisions will compete for
district honors at a district event
April 25 in Asheville.
Judges were Mrs. Ruth Patton
and Mrs. J. H. Fisher.
Morgan Ejected
President Of
Cartoogechaye
The Cartoogechaye Rural Com
munity Development Organiza
tion met Thursday night of last
week at the community building
for a covered dish supper and
business meeting.
New officers elected to serve
for the coming year are the Rev.
A. Rufus Morgan, president: Ed
Purdom, vice-president: Mrs. E. M.
McNlsh, secretary: and Mrs. Rob
ert Pannon. treasurer.
It was decided that neighbor
hood chairman will be appointed
in each section of the community
to promote the work on the beau
tification of the county.
Mrs. Norman Blaine, who was
guest speaker, discussed Blue
Cross.
Mis. Ed Monoghan and children
| were visitors.
I The next meeting will be held
Thursday. May 14. at the com
m unity buiJdlng. I
Franklin Girl
Initiated Into
Baylor Sorority
Miss Patricia McFalls, of Frank
lin. recently was initiated into
Delta Psi Kappa, an honorary
physical education sorority at Bav
lor University.
Miss McFalls is a senior physi
cal education major.
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Aunt Jemima Says:
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all the Pancakes you Can Eat . .
for $1.00
Come to the
FRANKLIN METHODIST CHURCH
Anytime Saturday, April 18th
Between 6:30 a. m. - 7:30 p. m.
Remember . . . All the Pancakes you can eat ? $1.00
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ONE TABLE
Odd Materials
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