[Welcome . . .
TO CHARLIE MOORE
AND HIS DIXIE PARTNERS
BIG TV SHOW
From WSPA ? TV Spwtanfaorg, S. C.
At
THE WHISPERING PINES
Country Music Park
|8 Miles East of Clayton, Ga. Highway 76
Sun., Oct 11th ? 2:30 p. m.
Featuring the Best in Good Gospel and
Country Music
Toughest Driver in Town!
Careful Percy McFidget? who would believe that
he's harder on his car than anybody in town? Why,
he never goes over 35 or takes a trip over 10 miles!
Actually this kind of driving is vety hard oo a car
engine because the engine seklom gets "warmed up"
sufficiently. The oil tends to be sluggish. Sludge form*
in the crankcase. The way is open for dangerous
wear and corrosion.
But there's something you can do about this, to
protect your motor. If you have to do a lot of start
and-stop driving at low speeds, as most of us do, use
Trop- Artie* Motor Oil. It flows fast . . . resists sludge
formation . . . helps your car run better, longer. Get
Trop-Artic Motor Oil at any station where you see
the Phillips 66 Shield.
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Start saving by stopping in at
MACON COUNTY SUPPLY CO.
Franklin, N. C.
Here And There In
Ridgecrest
And
Watauga
MRS. ED CRAWFORD
"Staff Correspondent
Church Working
A working was held at the
Watauga Baptist Church one
night last week by the men of
the church. They are reworking
the inside of the church. The
women brought refreshments for
them.
Attend Krrtval
Jim Dawdle, teacher of the
HOME
BUILDING
Experienced
Contractor
We can help yon with
the financing . , .
W. A. Hays
Phone 34 or 499
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Rldgecrest Intermediate Sunday
School Class, took his class to
Oakgrove Baptist Church Monday
night to attend the revival services
being conducted there by the Rev.
Thad R. Dowdle.
Hay Ride
The Young People and Inter
mediate classes of the Watauga
Baptist Church went on a hay
ride Saturday night. Refreshments
were served the group before the
ride. Seventeen of the members
went. They were chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cochran.
Attending Mecilng
Several members of the Rldge
crest Woman's Missionary Society
attended the regional meeting
held Monday night at the First
Baptist Church in Franklin.
Morgan Heir
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morgan, in Washington, a son.
The Morgans are former residents
here. Mr. Morgan's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan. |
Personals
Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Smith, of
Canton, spent Saturday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders and
others in the community.
Steve Jacobs, of Sylva, spent
Saturday night and Sunday visits
lng Mike Smith.
ALL PRETTY BELLES
LOVE BEAUTY
THE POWDER PUFF
BEAUTY SHOP
Calls You to Beauty Service at Reduced Prices
During the Month of October
Mothers, why not come in soon and get that
permanent just like you have always wanted or,
that color in your hair you desire .so much.
Girls, you can have that look that will put a
twinkle in his eye ? a. sparkle in your hair by
using our service.
To make the most of this- ? let THE POWDER
PUFF BEAUTY SHOP be your headquarters
this month. Phone LA 4-2911. (Over Twins'
Shop).
The Donors of this Beauty Service
Minnie and Mildred
BELK'S BASEMENT
big doseout sale! save nowl
OUR 2-PC. PLASTIC
SHOWER CURTAIN SETS
Redecorate your bath for le:s
than $3,001 Make your choicc
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some patterns in bright, c'eo
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BELK'S - FRANKLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Marr, of
Gaatonla, visited Mi. and Mrs.
Leonard Green Sunday.
Spending Thursday through
Sunday with the Rev and Mrs.
O. A. Cloer were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Cloer, of Tullahoma,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Sanders and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brendle visited Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Green in Greenville Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Lee Craw
ford visited Mr. Crawford's sister.
Mrs. Jack Haskett, In Sylva Sun
day.
Miss Loretta Cabe spent the
week end with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Greeley Shepherd,
in Waynesvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins.
Harry Hopkins, and Mr. and Mrs
Harold Corbln, of here, and
Charlie Hopkins, of Gastonla.
went picnicking to Plcken's Knoll
Sunday.
Items From
Carson
20 At Meeting
Carson Senior 4-H Club met at
Carson Community Building Tues
day night, October 6. with 20
members present.
Kenneth Perry, county 4-H
leader, was present to assist boys
and girls with choosing Individual
projects. A photographer made
pictures of group activities for
the community scrapbook. Mrs.
James P. Cunningham, commun -
ity 4-H leader, also was present.
Officers elected were Ronnie
Waldrtrop. president; Peggsj Dills,
vice-president: Brenda Cunning
ham, secretary; Steve Cabe, treas
urer; Suzanne Cunningham, re
porter; Sandra Norton and Rob
ert Vinson song leaders
Health was chosen as the club
group project.
For the program, the club pre
tended to be In Japan as a con
tinuation of its imaginary trip
around the world project. Ronnie
Waldroop gave a report on 4-H
club work In Japan, which was
taken from booklets and other
materials received from the presi
dent of 4-H club work there. Rob
ert Vinson brought a painting of
Mt. Fujiyama, which he had
painted. Suzanne Cunningham
modeled a Japanese kimono. On
display for observation were Jap
anese lanterns, chop sticks, fans,
dolls, picture post cards, news
paper clippings, letters from pen
pals, and an eye viewer with
films of Japan. Jean Dills and
Sandra Norton served refresh
ments of tea and cookies. Mrs.
Poper, a natvie of Japan was sick
and unable to be present to tell
the group about her homeland,
but hopes to visit the club soon.
Persona Ls
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brendle
left last Sunday for Annapolis,
Md? where they plan to make
their home.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Cunningham this week are Miss
Laura Stillwell, of Bryson City,
and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Davis,
of Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Frazier spent '
last week end in Atlanta visiting
their son, Haywood Frailer. and
his wife and daughters. While
there they attended Southeastern
Fair. .
Sign of Winter
Carson Home Demonstration
Club women are busy quilting at
the community building this week,
a sure sign that winter Is not far
off.
Mr. and Mrs. James Swafford
recently moved Into the Roy
Womack house.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burnett, of
Canton. Mrs. Base Henson and
Mrs. Shay Henson. of Crulso, spent
last week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Wallace.
Mrs. Ed Phillips Is recuperating
from a recent Illness.
The pleased expressions on the
faces of the men of Brazil showed
that they enjoyed the performance
given them last Thursday night
after Rotary Club by the Carson
Cloggers, Promelettes. and Hun
ter Young's String Band.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Greene
and children. Jo Ann, Tommy,
and Vlckl. and Mrs. Fred Wal
droop, of Atlanta, Oa., were the
honor guests at a dinner at Car
son Community Building last
Sunday. Others attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Green, Mr
and Myfe. Frank Reece, Mr. and
Mrs. Burr Childers and grandson,
Alan. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sanders
and son. Dennis, and daughter.
For the Best
PROTECTION
\
Available
Insure With
Franklin
Insurance
Agency
Dial LA 4-3213
PETE PENLAND
Agent
East Side Courthouse Square
Serving Macon County
Citizens for Nearly 50 Tears
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INSURANCE
TAX NOTICE
MACON COUNTY, N. C.
Your 1959 County Taxes became due October
1, 1959, and are payable with NO INTEREST
added through February 1, 1960. This is accord
ing to the laws of the State of North Carolina.
Thereafter interest will be charged according
to the schedule shown below:
After February 1 and thrc/ugh March 1? Add 1%
AftrT March 1 and through April 1 ? Add 2%
After April 1 and through May 1 ? Add 2%%
After May 1 and through June 1 ? Add 3%
After June l and through July 1? Add 3% and 1 y2%
per month, to date of sale of tax lien.
If paid after February 1, 1960, add interest according to
above schedule.
Be sure to pay before February 1, 1960 and
avoid interest.
TOM HENSON,
Tax Collector
Donna, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bradley.
Capacity of the horizontal rite
can be readily altered to fit tte
changing size of the herd.
Wash or Dry
At Your Convenience
OUR DOORS ARE ALWAYS OPEN
Automatic Laundry
"THE CLEANEST WASH IN TOWN"
MAYTAG WASHERS
230 West Palmer St. Franklin, N. C.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
CARS
1958 Ford Fairlane Fordor, Ford
omatic, R. & H., tu tone
paint. Local 1 owner car ?
1957 Chev. 210 4 dr., Tu Tone
paint, heater, local 1 owner
1954 Pontiac
Station Wagon
1954 Chevrolet 4 dr. Power Glide
trans. Heater
1954 Chevrolet
Bel Air 2 dr. Heater
1953 Ford Tudor
V-8 engine. Heater
1952 Boiick
4 Door
1950 Ford Fordor
V-8 Engine -
$1895?>
$1495?#
$795.00
S695.ro
$795??
$395?#
$395 00
$195.00
TRUCKS
1958 Ford F-100 Panel, Fordo- tlQQCOO
matic. R. & H. Extra Clean 'I>loyD'WW|
1958 Ford F-100 Pickup <1 CQC AO
V-8 engine. Heater ^ * i>37?>
$995?0
1956 Ford F-100 Pickup *QQC AO
V-8 engine. Heater
1955 Frrd F-600 Dump, 2 spd.
s?y.'e, 5 spd. trans. New Ny- $1695 Ml
We have 2 New 1959 Ford Station Wagons a?d
We are giving top trades on these new 1?5?
Fords. We also have 4 1959 Ford Demonstra
tors that are in like new condition at a big sav
ing.
CONLEY MOTOR COMPANY
FRANKLIN, N. C.
SHORTY MASON'S
I Dial LA 4 2166
Visit Our New Modern Market
We Deliver
Week - End Specials
JFG
MAYONNAISE ? i qt. 49c
GRADE A
EGGS do*- 39c
HOC
SHORTS ? ? iM lbs. $3.25
MT. BOY
BACON ?
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE ?
PURE
LARD . ?
. 3 lbs. $1.00
. 3 lbs. $].00
/
8 lb. pail $1.00
DON'T FORGET TO HULL AND DRY YOUR WALNUTS.
WE WILL START BUYING SOON.