Announcement . . .
I have sold my interest in Dryman's Clothing Store
in order to devote my full time to the management of
Hamilton Management Company, an investment com
pany.
1 will also maintain a real estate agency in my of
fice in the .Nantahala building.
If you wish to invest please see me.
Calvin Henson
Milk makes
Energy!
Our milk is high in protein.
It's a powerhouse of lasting
energy. You never outgrow your
need for milk ? and the proteins
in milk. Recharge ? and carry
on refreshed, really refreshed,
lastingly refreshed.
Your
high-protein
refreshed. . .
Get Our Rich Guernsey Milk
NANTAHALA CREAMERY
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Right in line for the rich
rewards of saving . . .
If you have the 5 rJl *hM is the
way to go :ss, get things
These young people .know that systematic saving
makes the difference between wishing and having!
Their plans for the future are BI(J . . . and they're
DOING something about them. Every week, they
check into this bank with their, savings. livery de
posit is a milestone on the road that will take them .
where they want to go, get them .what they want
to have, ll you too have BIG plans, why not join
this line?
The Bank of Franklin
Member ,F. D. I. C. ? F.ach Deposit Insured Up to $10,000.00
*
IS GRADUATED
Miss Doris Mae Teague, of
?Frankl in, was one of 509 re
ceiving degrees from Woman's
College, I'niversity of North
Carolina, at ccmmencement ex
ercises May 29. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmon
Teague, of Route 2.
IS GRADUATED
Miss Edna Ruth Sanders,
daughter of Mrs. James P. .San
ders, of Framklin, Route 5, was
graduated May 25 from Tomas
see High School in South Caro
lina.
GETS GRANT
Charles L. Cabe, teacher at
Cowee Elementary School, has
been granted a fellowship to
study in the area of the gifted
child at Western Carolina Col
lege this summer. He reported
to the college tu 1'egin his stud
ies this week.
ON LEAVE
Itct. Charles E. Sanders, son
j of Mrs. Leona Sanders, of
i Franklin, Itoute 4, is spending
' a 1 4 - (l.l y leave after complete
I ing eight weeks of hasic train
? ing at Fort Hoed, Tex. lie is
! marr ed to the former Miss l,ois
; Daliie Herron, of Bryson City,
i He will report tomorrow (Kri
| day) to Fort Ord, Calif., for
I eight weeks of training in com
munications.
! Crawford Moore Gets
N. C. State Degree
-I
I Crawford. Moore, son f Mr. and
j Mr* Fred A. Moo~c, of Franklin
I and Charlotte, was graduated May
23 from N.C. State College with
a degree in civil tngineering.
He and Mrs. Moore, the farmer
Miss Beverly Higdon. arc now
visiting here.
Mr M'.ore will enter the armed
forces the 18th of this month and
his wife will stay for the present
with her mother, Mrs. A R. Hig
don:
TENDERIZED
Smoked
Picnics
W-D "Branded" Fresh Ground
BEEF 3 ' 1.49
Tasty, Mild
CHEESE . . ? 39
Govt. Inspected, W-D "Branded"
VEAL
CUTLETS ? 89'
Oceon 5pray btrained V-ranDerry
r~ ~ No. 300 29
Cons
Oceon 5pray btrai
SAUCE . 2
Libby Pineapple
JUICE... V6r 28
Con
Libby Tropical Fruit
PUNCH 6 ST '1.C0
Green Giant
PEAS . . 2
Hormel
No 303
Cons
- _ - mm 12-0' 39*
S P A M * ? ? Can
Starkist Chunk Style ^ ^
T U N A ? ? * c?n
Wrigley's or Pot^Chef ^ ^
Wrigley's or Pa
CHARCOAL
Bag
l
DIXIE DARLING or
fyukcyi
Thrifty Maid Cream Golden or Whole K.
CORN ; . ? -
4 No. 303
Cans
Van Camp
PORK A BEANS 4 N'c? 49
American Beauty Vegetable or Tomato
S 0 U P . . . 5 ?&,' 49
Thrifty Maid
CATSUP
Shortening
JEWEL
Shortening
ASTOR
? > ?
? ??
rLlmlt^
5 Your choice of
?? Shortenina with
$5. or more
order. Dteose.
Carnation
STANDARD All 1/
T omatoes _ ^
Limit six at
this price,
please.
Limit six at
this price,
please.
No. 303 Can
EVAPORATED^
milk
Jumbo Size
LUSCIOUS
TEXAS
Cantaloupe
3 For Just
$100
Morton's All Meat
DINNERS
2 11 -oz. Pkgs.
t.