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WAS WAR VETERAN ? William W. Stewman, Native, Dies At 46 William Washington Stewman.i a Macon County native and Army veteran of World War II, died Thursday (April 16) at his home in the Cullasaja community, fol lowing a heart attack. Funeral services for Mr. Stew man, 46. a farmer, were held Saturday afternoon at the Sugar fork Baptist Church by the Rev. Again this GRADUATION Just $1 will bold your BULOVA till Graduation. Came in today and choose the finest gift you can give ? ? BXJ1X>VA1 Jamison Jewelers EASY TERMS SAVE 20 to 40% Open Friday Night Till 10 P.M. Macon Furniture Mart Your i FURNITURE & APPLIANCE DISCOUNT HOUSE Franklin, N. C. Phone 293 HO B/c when you paint with KURFEES Flat Tint Wall Enamel $*45 only "T P*r 9??on I Lunsford's Paint & Supply Co. Kas? .Main St. Phone 77* Franklin, N. C. Dries in 90 minutes ? 22 ready-to-use colors ? No tinting or mixing ? Completely washable ? / ? . >^iiiiiih nmmrm Odorless type For walls ond ceilings Use roller or brush One coat covers I? Mht.-'flimifr. Along The Way In Carson Community MISS BRENDA CUNNINGHAM Staff Correspondent Telephone 764 Club Meeting I Home demonstration club women met with Mrs. John Wal- j lace Tuesday, April 14. The presi- , dent, Mrs. Earl Cabe. presided. Mrs. Mabel Swan presented a dem onstration on "Gadget* Galore." Mrs. Swan told about the war i orphan the county has agreed to support. He is a five-year-old Greek boy. who lives with his mother and two other brothers. ? His father is dead. The family is In very poor circumstances and is grateful to Macon County club women for the help they are giving. i Carson women who gave a dollar this month are Mrs. Etta Vogel, Mrs. L. B. Oran, Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. Jeff Enloe, and ' Mrs. Homer Greene. Also, a dol lar was collected to send to CARE. For the recreational part of the Jarvis Underwood and the Rev. Fred Sorrells. Burial was in the church cemetery. Military rites were conducted at the graveside by the V.F.W. Post. Born Oct. 8. 1912, Mr. Stewman was the son of Charles and Mrs. Ellen Crisp Stewman. He attended the Sugarfork church. Surviving are two brothers, Robert and Harley Stewman. both of Sylva, and five sisters, Mrs. Laura Tallent and Miss Effie Stewman. of the home, Mrs. Florence Moore and Mrs. Arthur Bryson, of Sylva, and Mrs. George Wolfe, of Detroit, Mich. Pallbearers were Fred Crisp, Frank Crisp. E. G. Crisp, William McDowell, Clyde Crisp, and Fred Earley. Arrangements were handled by Bryant Funeral Home. meeting, club members surprised Mrs. Jeff Enloe with a stork shower, after which refreshments 3f cake, coffee, and Ice cream were served. The group' Is scheduled to meet with the Union club, in May at the Carson Community Bulletin?. Personals Mrs. Mary Lyle Waldroop. of ruckaseegee. is visiting her daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Moore. Those who accompanied the Carson Square Dance Team to Asheville City Auditorium for a performance in the Mountain Youth Jamboree Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moses. Robert Waldroop, Fred Farmer, Mrs. Turner Dills, and Mrs. J. P. Cunningham. The dancers were Suzanne Cunningham and Ronnie Waldroop, lead couple, Steve Cabe, Sandra Norton, Eddie Moses, Peggy Dills, Kenneth Reynolds, Jean Dills, Gary Phillips, Sally Moore, Robert Vinson. Mary Jo Waldroop, Billy Dills, Brenda Cunningham, Jimmy Shook, Mar garet Cowert, Phil Roberson, and Betty Ann Young. J. D. Jacobs, who is employed In Montgomery, Ala., spent last week end with his wife and son. Mr. and Mrs. James Watts and family spent last week end visiting a daughter, Mrs. Walter Strauss, and Mr. Strauss and family In Charleston, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Moore spent last week at their home here. They are moving their mobile home from Morganton to Clayton, Ga., so Mr. Moore can be near his work. Leasher Green left last Tues day for a hospital in Winston Salem for surgery. He was accom panied by his wife and son. Leasher Green, Jr., and Mrs. Green. . Tallent Services Are Held Funeral services for Darrell Tal lent, 37, who died April 14 at his home In the Iotla section of a self inflicted gunshot wound, were held the afternoon of the 17th at the home of the Rev. Manuel C Wyatt. Burial was in the Iotla Baptist Church cemetery. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Tallent had been in declining health for 10 years. He served a year and seven months in the U.S. Navy before joining the u/S. Air Force in February of 1943. He was discharged in October, 1945. Prior to going into service. Mr. Tallent worked for T.V.A., and was with Hot Point Appliance Com pany in Chicago for three years. He was the -son of Aaron David and Mrs. Florence Reeves Tallent. Surviving are two brothers. Hiram Tallent. of Route 3, and T/Sgt. Howard Tallent, who is with the U.S. Air Force in the Philippines, and a sister. Miss Anna Lois Tallent. of the hon if. Pallbearers were Theodore Tal lent, Bill Barnard, Everett Cook. Ralph Tallent, Harold Wiliamson, and Radford Jacobs. Bryant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements George E. Dills At Fort Jackson FORT JACKSON. S. C , Private George E. Dills, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dills, of Franklin, Route 1, has been as signed to Company B. 19 Bat talion, 2 Training Regiment at | Port Jackson, S. C., for eight i weeks of basic combat training. | Ec.B.m* 3-1b.B?e*159 Shop Regularly And See . . . You're Money Ahead At Your A&P! While Vegetable Shorn nine CRISCO 3 Lb o?- SNOW DRIFT Can 85c Sunshine Crisp Crackers Sunshine Fresh Vanilla HI-HQ's 31c WAFERS 31c A&P 2 Cans for 27c Tomato Juice "Our Finett Quality" A&P Fancy G'Fruit Juice 46-0 *. Can 27. No. 2 Cant 2 for 23c 25c 46-0*. 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