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SECOND SECTION Franklin, N. C., Thursday, Outober 13, 1960
CANVASSERS NAMED ?
Symphony Membership
Drive Opening Today
Today (Thursday! the Macon
Ociunty Chapter oi the North
Carolina Symphony Society be
gins its annual membership drive.
This spring, two concerts will
be given by the symphony in
Franklin. The evening concert
will be open to all members of the I
North Carolina Symphony Society .
A free educational matinee de
signed for school children will be
presented in the afternoon. Mem
bership in the symphony s:ciety
also entitles the subscriber to at
tend any of approximately 40
other membership concerts to be
given during the coming season 1
throughout the state. !
Last year locally purchased \
memberships helped bring the or
chestra to mere than 2.500 Macon
County children in addition to
111,000 others throughout North
Carolina. This intensive progisjm
: of music for youth has made this
state symphony unique in A
merica. For 15 years this group
has played more free concerts for
more school children than any
other orchestra in the United
States.
Merr.b r? hip canvass chairmen
for the vr.ric-.is neighborhoods and
dubs were announced during the
drive kick-off meeting Tuesday
; night at the First Methodist
Church. Persons desiring to sub
scribe are invited to get In touch
with one of the following: Mis.
William L. Nothestein and Mrs
Dan E. Stewart, northwest Frank
lin; Mrs. W. W. Sloan. Jr., south
east Franklin; Mrs. Lloyd W
Swift, Bonnycrest; Mrs. J. Roane
MARRIES LT. NEWTON
Miss I'.onnelle Marie Brand, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Frederick Brand, of San Antonio, Tex.,
became the bride September 16 of Lt. Philip Aretas
Newton. Jr., son of Air. and Mrs. Phillip A. Xewton,
of Cayce, S. C., formerly of Franklin. The ceremony
was performed at the Alamo Heights Presbyterian
Church in San Antonio. Tex. The couple is living in
Portsmouth. X. H., where l.t. Newton is stationed
with the U. S. Air Force. The bridegroom, who i.s the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Peek, was born in
Franklin while his father was stationed here with the j
forest service.
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Bradley. Hillcrest Circle; Mrs.
Tom Jenkins. Golf View Ditve:
Mrs. W. J. Darnell, Palmer Drive
and Forest Hills; and Mrs. J. H.
Fisher, East Franklin.
Group contacts will be arrang
ed by Mrs. Frank Tucker.
P.-T.A.'s; Frank Martin and the
Rev. A. Rufus Morgan, business;
Miss Esta Childers and Mrs. Har
old Corbin, women's clubs; and
Melvin iPetei Penland. men's
clubs. . ,
Representing communities are
Mi's. Grover Schafer, Wayah Val
ley; Mrs. B. L. Sherrill, Patton
and Carson; Mrs. Jim Williamson.
Holly Springs; Miss Nora Moody
and Mi's. Albert Ramsey. Jr.,
Iotla; Miss Marie Jennings. Cul
lasaja; Mrs. Olga Ncetel. Clark's
Chapel; Mrs. Ed Crawford. Ridge
crest and Watauga: and Mrs.
Donald B. Smith. Bethel.
District chairmen include Mrs.
Otto Summer. Highlands; Mrs.
Phyllis Ryan, Cherokee; and Mrs.
Norman Blaine. Jackson County.
Membership classes available
during the drive are student, *1;
adult, $3. joint (two adults). $5;
active (four adults), $10; donor.
$25; and patron. 1100.
Dr. Ewing On
Carrier Essex
MEDITERRANEAN ? Navy
Doctor Lt. Cdm. Channlng L. Ew
ing, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. B.
Ewing, of Highlands, and hus
band of the former Miss Martha
Newman Morris, of Kenersville.
is serving aboard the anti-subma
ine warfare aircraft carrier USS
Esse* operating with the Sixth
Fleet in the Mediterranean.
The Essex is scheduled to com
plete her three-and-one-half
month NATO cruise in mid-Dec
ember.
MISS WARD WEDS
CHARLES KEENER
IN RENO, NEV.
The marriage of Miss Audrey
Paulette Ward and Charles Ran
dolph Keener was solemnized
| September 15 at Parks Chapel in
! Reno. Nev.. by the pastor, the
Rev. Ralph H. Carlton.
i- The bride is the daughter of
I Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Ward, of
| Franklin, and the bridegroom is
, the son of Mi s. G. D. Hedden.
! and the late Charles R. Keener,
1 also of Franklin.
Mrs. Keener was graduated
I from Franklin High School and
| attended Western Carolina Col
| lege prior to serving 16 months in
1 the U. S. Air Force. While in serv- '
ice she attended the University
of California. Mr. Keener also is
a Franklin graduate and he has
been in the U. S. Marines for 14
years.
The couple is living in Cherry
Point, where Mr Keener is sta
tioned.
MRS. DON HENRY
FETED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Don Henry was honored
with a stork shower at the home
of Mrs. John Crawford.
The hostesses were Miss Esta
Childers, Mrs. George Byrd. Mrs.
Larry Welch, and Mrs. Bill Zick
?raf.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the entertainment.
M'G ALLIARDS
ARE HONORED
Mrs. Jimmy Sanders, Mrs. Elda
Younce, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Pruitt entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Sherrial McGalliard with a mis
cellaneous shower at the home of i
Mrs. Ray Potts Saturday night.
October 1.
Mrs. McGalliard is the former
Miss Beatrice Pruitt.
Mrs. . Sanders pi?sided at the
punch bowl. The bride s table was j
decorated with a centerpiece :f
fall flowers.
A number of the bride's friends
called during the evening.
NEWS
About
People
Mr. and Mis. James R. Daniels,
of New York, have made Frank
lin their home and a.e living at
"Dixie Hall" with Mr. Daniel's
mother and sister. Mrs. C. C. Dan
iels and Miss Evelyn Hope Dan
iels.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brooks had
as their week end guests Mr. and
Mts. James W Ki.owlton, of
Charlotte.
Mi-, and Mrs. J. L. Hill. Sr., of
Bat Cave, visited their son. Dr. J.
L. Hill. Jr.. and Mrs. Hill last
week.
Miss Carolyn Dowdle was in
Chapel Hill over the week end to
attend the North CaroUna-Notre
Dame football game.
Mrs. S. H. Lyle. Jr., Mrs. Anne
Lyle Hlgdon, and her son. Mike,
were the guests of Mrs. Lyle's
Blster-ln-law, Mrs. C. E. Sutton,
and Judge Sutton in Washington.
Ga.. over the week end.
Miss Rose Rogers has returned
to her home in Birmingham. Ala.,!
after spending a week with her
aunt, Mis. Gus Leach.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. HU1, Jr.. and |
IS ENGAGED
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter
have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Barbara
Jean Carpenter, of Washington,
D. C? to Ray Williamson, also ot
Washington, and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. It. M. Williamson, of
Crura rod, Ark. Wedding plans are
incomplete.
son. David, spent the week end
with Mrs. Hill's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Simmons, In Lake
Lure.
Mrs. Helen Macon, of Chark tte.
visited her aunts. Misses Ida and
Laura Leach and Mrs. Johr.
Wright, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray, of
Fletcher, spent the week end
with Mrs: Ray's parents, Mr. an?
Mrs. Charles Waldroop.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alexander, of
Swannanoa. spent the week end
with Mrs. Alexander's mothei.
Mrs. Gus Leach.
M s. Clauce Guest, of Marietta
S. C.. spent a few days with lie
daughter, Mrs. Thonm.; C.lliir.
and Mr. Collier recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Meecli.,
of.Arden, visited Mrs. Meech "s
mother. Mis. L. B. Phillips, ove
the week end.
Mrs. R. J. Baker and children,
Alan and Cathy, visited >ii' .
Baker's parents, Mr. anc, Mrs. A.
M. Bailey, in Middles'opio, Ky..
over tha week end.
Mrs. J. H. Fisher and daugh
teis. Nancy Lee and Fiances,
were the guests of Mrs. Fisher's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mui
ray, in Hartwell. Ga.. over the
week end.
Mrs. W. D. Hobart, of San
Dieso, Calif., is spending several
months with her sister, Mrs. C.
C. Daniels, at "Dixie Hall."
Mrs. H. Tllson Brady, of New
York City, has been visiting her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Brady, since Sunday.
She is leaving today (Thursday)
for a short visit with friends in
AshevlUe before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dills, ol
Dillard, Ga.. Route 1, had as
guests Sunday Mrs. Dills' sisters
and brothers-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Simmons, of Gastonia.
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam GUreath.
of Kings Mcuntaln.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Henderson,
of Sedro Woolley, Wash., have
been visiting Mr. Henderson's sis
ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Dills. They are Torm
erly of this county and this is
their first visit here In 38 years.
They plan to visit friends and
relatives oyer the county before
FRANK SLAGLES
ARE HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Stable, ol
Randall, Wash., were the guests
of honor at a picnic dinner at the
Cartoogechaye Community House
Sunday. October 2.
Among friends, and relatives
present were Dr. and Mrs. Mack
(Setser and children, Vicki and
Hal, of Lake Junaluska, and Dr.
and Mrs. Dick Slagle and family,
of Sylva.
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Representing Eagle Insulating Company
returning home.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Martin. Jr.. !
and son. of Waynesville. recently
visited Mrs. Martin's mother. Mrs
Nina Mcoy.
Mrs Bill Zlckgrat and children.
David and Beth, arj visiting Mrs. |
ZickgTaf's mother. Mrs. Lucille j
! Robinson. In Greensboro.
Junm.v McCc-llum who is sta-i
tioi;ed with the L'. 3. Navy in |
| Norfolk, Vj.. lecertly visit-".! (
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. '
Janus McColk.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ri.man MeNat!',
| ara, of Riclimor.d. Va.. who have i
b en visiting Mis. McNamara's
paitnts. Mr. and Mrs. A. A I
B.c;k,-. vxn' !he week end in
CUm on. s. C. and attend o the!
Clcroson-V P. I. football tame.
M: . and Mrs. Harry Hvtgihs
i f spending a week ill Haines
City. F!a.\ vlsitiii" their daughter.
Mrs. Prank Hitr'on. Jr.
Mrs., C. E. Willis, of Columbia.
S. C.. recently visit xi her p i rents
Mr. and Mis. Mark Dowdle
Johnny Cooper, son of Mrs. Mar
garet Cooper and grand-son of
Mrs. W, B. McGuire. is attending
the Bo lies Schocl in Jacksonville.
Fla
Mr. and Mrs. K. A Wllliide and
Mrs. P H. Nolan recently visited
in Elkin as tlie guests of Mrs.
Nolan's daughter and son-in-law.
the Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Brendall.
Mvs. James Perry and Miss
Esta Childers werei In Atlanta.
Ga.. last week-end oa-u shopping
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kellam, of
MRS. M'GL'IRE
FETED AT DINNER
Sir. and Mrs Randolph Biilxln
entertained Mr. Bulgin's sister.
Mrs. W O. McQulre. with a birth
day dinner at tlieir nome Sunday.
October 2.
The guests list Included Mrs. J.
A. Flannagan. Mrs. Margaret
Cooper, and Mrs. Qeorge Bulgln
Winston-Salem. visited Mrs. Kelt- 1
air.'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H 1
Lyle recently.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Blown and
son. Steve, and Roy M. Biddle.
Jr.. attended the O^orgla-Soutii
Carolina footall game in Athens,
Ga.. Saturday. October 1.
The Rev. and Mrs. Fred Guthrio
and daughter visiter. Mrs. Qutli
:ie's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ho
.'i Anderson, in Atlanta. Ga ,
:o, days recently.
and Mrs. Robert J. K.rte
and daughters, Debbie and Lindy.
have returned from a Peek's va
cation in Florida. Th^y spent sev
eral cays at Sanibei island ana
visited Mr. ant: Mr>. C Maries Wed
ding in St. P'^te. sbui.T.
( * '?!) OF CH i
We wish to t. y pre*:^ cur s.incei'5
thanks anc. c-*. o ap;)irtiatl:'n to
our friends for thrir xindnesft
during the illness anc c?ath ot
? our motlie r.
Paul Arge!
anc Famiiy
SPONSORING TRACTOR DRIVER
D and S Tractor Cojnpany, of Frinklln, are sponsoring Jobn
Brown (Center), IS, of CuUowhee, Krastus Route, in the state
championship tractor driving contest in Raltijh tomorrow (Fri
day) at the N. C. State Fair arena. John is the *< 11 of Mr. and'
Mrs. Fred brown and his mother teaches in the Highlands
School. In the picture with him are Ed Sheffield (left) and
Ernest Dills, owners of the tractor concern.
TIIK DIXIT. DtRLINf'.S, a square 'l?i;v ? tea 1. 1? I *.vve.i- ami eitfht-.vear-olds, entertained Sep
tember 28 it the mrual rur.il community ?: n a iwar 's banqv.et it I ? la Srhijnl.
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