Mrs. fames Edward Holmes
li
. . . former Miss McCollum
IN PACOLET, S. C. ?
Miss Nancy Jane McCollum Is Bride
Of James Edward Holmes Nov. 4
Miss Nancy Jar.e McCoUum, of
Spartanburg. S. C.. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Phil B. McCoUum,
of Franklin, became the bride of
James Edward Hohnies, of Pacolet.
S. C? November 4 at 8 p. m. at
the Methodist parsonage In Paco
let.
The b.idegrom is the son of Mr.
W. O. Hclmes, of Pacolet, S. C.,
and the late Mrs. Holmes.
Officiating at the double-ring
ceremony was the Rev. C. M.
Smith. The parsonage was de
corated with white gladioli and
ivy.
Tre biide, given in marriage
by her father, wore a st.eet
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SET FOR FEBRUARY ?
College Is Testing Center
For National Teacher Exams
CULLOWHEE ? Western Caro
lina College has been designated
as a testing center for the 1961
Nationwide administration of the
National Teacher Examination
next February, Dr. W. Newton
Turner, director of the college
graduate divisicn, announced this
week.
College seniors preparing to
teach and teachers applying for
positions in school systems which
encourage or require applicants
to submit their scores on the Na
tional Teacher Examinations a
long with other credentials are
eligible to take the tests. The
examinations are prepared and
administered annually by Educa
tional Testing Service. Princeton,
N. J.
The designation of Western
Carolina College as a testing cen
ter for these examinations will
give prospective teachers In this
area an Opportunity to compare
their performance on the examin
ation with approximately 10.000
candidates throughout the coun
try who will be participating in
the nationwide administration on
Feb. 11, 1861. Dr. Turner said. At
the oneday testing session, a can
didate may take the O:cnmon Ex
aminations. which include tests
in professional information, gen
eral cultuce. English expression,
and nonverbal reasoning. In ad
dition, each candidate may take
one or two of the 13 Optional ex
aminations, which are designed to
demonstrate mastery of subject
matter in the fields In which he
may be assigned to teach.
Applications for the examina
tions and bulletins of Information
describing registration procedures
and containing representative
test questions may be obtained
directly from the National Teach
er Examinations, Educational
Testing Service, 20 Nassau Street,
Princeton, N. J. Prospective teach
ers planning ta take the test
should secure an application
blank and bulletin of information
promptly.
AT PFEIFFER COLLEGE ?
Two Macon Student's
Named To Who's Who
Miss Edith Christy and Miss
Nancy Sutton, both from Frank
lin and seniors at Pfelffer College,
are two Jf 15 students from Pfelf
fer named thds week to "Who's
Who In American Colleges and
Universities."
Announcement of their election
was made by Dr. Bernard Rus
sell, chairman of the faculty com
mittee on honors and awards.
Membership is determined' by ,
sch olastic standing, campus lead- j
ership contribution, and promise |
of future usefulness. Nominations
were made by members of the
college faculty and final selection
was determined by student vote.
Miss Christy, an English major
who plans to teach, is the daugh
ter if Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Christy.
She is editor of THE CHIMES,
campus yearbook, has been active
in affairs of the Woman's Stu
length sheath dress of white bro
cade satin. The gown featured a
scoop neckline and a gathered in
sert in the back of the dress with
dropped hemline. Her veil of
illusion was attached to a crown
of seed pearls and sequins. She
also wore an heirloom necklace
of diamonds and pearls, which be
longed to her great aunt. She car
ried a white Bible with yellow
rosebuds and streamers.
Miss Joy MoCoUum, of Frank
lin, sister of the bride, was her
maid of honor. She wore a yellow
wool sheath dress with pearl ac
cessories and carried a cascade
bouquet of bronze chrysanthem
ums.
,W. O. Holmes served as beet man
for his son.
The mother of the bride wore a
lavendar wool dress with black ac
oess-iries. Her corsage was of
white carnations.
Mrs. Holmes is a graduate of
Franklin High School. She studies
music at Western Carolina Col- ?
lege, Cullowhee. She is employed
by Citizen and Southern Nation
al Bank in Spartanburg, S. C.
Mr. Holmes served the U. 8. Air
Force and is new employed in the
production control department at
Art Metal Corporation in Spar
tanburg.
HAVE YOU started fattening
up that turkey-bird for Thanks
giving? Hope another cranbe ry
scare isn't in store.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Long, of
Tucker. Ga., spent the week end
with Mr. long's parents, M.. and
Mrs. Paul Long.
dent Government Association, and
is a holder of an Alcoa Scholar
ship. She is a member ?:( the Or
der of the Sundial, campus honor
group.
Miss Sutton, a social studies
major now doing pactice teaching
at Mount Pleasant High School
(ll'th grade History), is the
daughter ctf Mi-, and Mrs. Charles
C. Sutton. She is also a member
of the Older of the Sundial, has
been an outstanding leader in
the Woman's Stud-prat Govern
ment Association for four years,
and has served as cheerleader for
three years. She is vice-president
of the Yoking Democrat Club at
Pfeiffer and is the holdsr of a
President's Scholarship.
Miss Christy
Mlu Sutton
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AT FIR^,r BAPTIST CHURCH ?
Miss Sylvia Anne George Is Married
Saturday In Aiken To Olin 0. Cobon
The marriage of Miss Sylvia
Anne Csoa-ge and Olin O. Ost?:n
was solemnized _at 7:30 p. m.,
Saturday in a candlelight cere
mony at th2 First EaptLst chu ch
1 in Aiken, S. C.
j The bric'e is the daughter ol'
I M;-s. Howard L. George and the
i late Mr. George. The groom's pa
I .ents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.
Osbon. of Aiken. Her maternal
i gian: patents are Mr. and Mrs.
i Bert Mashburn, of Franklin and
, her pa. cental grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. George,
j of Aiken. !
i Mrs. Laura Cameron, of Aug
I usta, G;i was organist and solo
| i?t was George Peters.
Dr. Austin Roberts performed
I the double-ring ceremony. Ore
| clan urn i held mass arrangements
of white gladiila and chrysan
themums on either side of an
Ivy entwined atchway centered
with a white wrought iron kneel
ing bench. Lighted cathedral tap
ers In six branched candelabra
were placed before a background
of emeaUl green ferns and palms.
The bride, given In marriage by
her mother, was accompanied to
the attar by her brother, Leonard
Wallace Ger-irge. 8he wore a
gown of Chantilly lace fashioned
with Sabrlna neckline, long sleev
es ending in calla points, and a
: high Queen Anne bodice. The
j bouffant skirt of lace designed
I with paneled front fea.tui.-ed seven
scalloped luffles In back. Her
tiara of seed pearls and sequins
was attached' to a fingertip veil
' of hand; i lied French Illusion and
She carried a prayerbook topped
with a white orchid.
Mrs. William O. Shaw, of Wash
ington. D. C.. aunt of the bride,
was matron of honor. She woiv a
streeHength dress of dusty ose
lace over pink taffeta with match
ing bandeau and short veil. She
carried an arrangement of pink
carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Helen
I Are Here For Angel
| Funeral In Franklin
He e for the funeral < Walter j
j Angel were. the following from ;
| out-of-town : Mr. and Mrs. M. L. -
Angel, of Powell, Term., Mr. and '
Mrs. Willie Allen and son. of i
Georgia. Mrs. Maude Rodes. cf 1
j Knoxville. Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Nelghbert, of Powell. Mr. and
Mrs. Len West, of Powell. Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Angel and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knight and
children, of B evard, Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Mashburn. of Cullo- 1
whee. Earl Ward, of Almond. Mr.
and Mm. Cecil Tallent. ctf Ashe
vllle. Mrs. Rebecca May, of Nan
tahala. Mrs. Ula Smith, of Can- |
ton. and M. and Mis. H?:.>lial I
McClure, of Cannier.
More Contributors
To Mound Reported
Names of more contributors to
the Indian Mound Improvement
Fund have been reported.
t They Include Mrs. H. C. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reed. Dr. A.
Rufus Morvan. Mrs. J. E. S.
Thorpe. Verne Rhoades. Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Carson. Victor H. Sim
mons. Dennis R. Barker. Jack
8ea?e. Jim 8even, Charles Oid
ney. David Pranks, Mrs. W. R.
Penland. T. T. Henderson, Ray
Smith. Mr*. W. W. Sloan Sr., and !
H. W. Scamlin.
Roy M. Bidrile, Sr., of Lakeland.
Pla , and his son. R toert Riddle,
who rhas ecently returned from
serving with the U. S. Aimy In
Germany, spent several days last
week with their son and brother.
Roy M. Btddle, Jr.. and Mrs. Bid
die.
Elizabeth Knhrs. of Charleston.
! S. C? cousin at the bride. Miss
Jewell L. Osbon and Miss Naomi
B. Osbon, sisters of the grc'jn,
and Miss Angela Alexander served
as Junior bridesmaid. They wo 2
teal blue lace stirw?Hcngth c". ess
es fashioned similar to the mat/on
of honor's, matehlrs brtndeaux
I with short veils. "Ilvy ail ca ? led
pink carnations.
Wan-ant Offictr William G.
Shaw, if Washington, D. C.. uncle
of the bride, whs best man and
ushers were William N. Osbon.
Samuel D. O.vbon, A '.I", jr J. Os
bon. Jr., of Port B:ngv(. bi others
of the gi arm.1 Julian W. O'-ton.
cousin of the gi <nm. William G.
Fuzak, Jr., and Billy Kirkland.
M a. Q?crge chose for her
i daughter's weeding a c'n-ess of
light blue silk embossed faille with
navy accessories and a lavender
orchid' corsage. "His mother of the
gro an wore a navy blue silk d> ess
with matching accessories and a
lavendar orchid corsage.
A reception at the Civic Room
In the First Federal Saving and
Loan Building followed the etj e
mony. The bride's table was o:v
ered with a tare cloth, entered
with a four tleied wedding cake
eoiboosed In pink.
George Peters presented solo
selections during th~ .eceptlon.
The brlrV's book was k .-pt by
Mm. William HcUlngsworth. of
Barnwell. 8. C. M.w. A. K. Lain
greeted the gue.-.t and Intro- lured
them to the receiving line, Otho s
assisting were Mrs. Richard L. ,
Moyer. Mrs. Walter Parrihh. and |
Mi's. Reld Atkinson. ?'l of Aug- 1
uuta, and Mrs. Dee Alexander.
Fo'.'owlng a we- in<: trip to
Key West. Fla.. the cbu;)!e will,
reside In Alkcn.
Legal Advertising
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as e-ecutor of 1
the estate of Ruth L Be&l. de- j
ceased, late of Maron County, N.
C.. this Is to notify all persons !
having claims against, the estate 1
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
the 3 dsy of November. J961, or 1
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery All pe .sons in
debted to said estate ?>*!'. please
make Immediate settlement. Thitf ,
26 day of OotsS.rer. I960. '
J. H. STOCKTON.
Executor.
N3 ? etc ? JHE ? D8
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Jane Haney.
deceased, late of Macon County.
N. c? this Is to notify all persons
having claims against the said
estate of deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
the 22 day of September. 1961, or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All perrons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 16 day of September. 1990
O. L. HOUK.
Administrator.
013 ? fltc ? OXJI. ? N17
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of Bry F. Holbrook, de
ceased, late cf Macon County. N.
C.. this Is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the uiwltrslgnied on or before I
the 10 day of November, 1S61. or
this notice will be pleaded In bar
ct their recovery All persons In- j
deb ted to said estate will pi on**
make immediate settlement. This
2 day of November. 19fl0.
H. W. CABE. Executor.
N10 ? ?tp ? D15
NORTH CAROLINA
MACON COUNTY
Under and by virtue ox the pow
?r of sale Invented in the under
siniieAtruslee by a <i?e<l of trust
executetKJjy Claude Glenn Fulk
and his wifHClartha Woo ten Pulk,
catrd September 8, 1939, and re
corded In the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Macan County.
North Carolina, in Book No. 54.
page 271, of Mo tgagea and Deeds
of Trust, said deed of trust having
been executed t o secure certain in
debtedness therein set forth, and
default in the payment of said
indebtedness having be?n made.
I wiil on Monday. December 5,
1960. at 12 o i lock noon, at the
Court house door in Franklin.
North Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder tor cash the following des
cribed land:
Lot No. Three (3* of the Dr.
H. W. Gante property, as
mapped by Richard H. 81a
gle, Registered Surveyor.
July 19. 1957, which la more
particularly described as fol
lows:
BEGINNING at an iron pin
at the old ford of Gold Mine
Branch, and runs down the
Gold Mine Branch the three
fallowing courses and dis
tances. South 89 degrees
Bast 82 feet to a point;
thence North 68 degrees
Bast 125 feet to a point:
thence South 55 degrees
East 123 feet to a point:
thence 8 nth 78 degrees
East 29 feet to a point in the
center of Cullasaja River:
then re up the Cullasaja Riv
er North 33 degrees West
178 feet to a point: thence
North 84 degrees West 82
feet to a point on the upper
side of the old read!; thence
I with the upper side of the
l old road South 56 degrees 30
minutes West 140 feet:
thence South 41 degrees
West 150 feet to the BEGIN
NING.
And in ac'ditior. tn the a
| Ixrve, the right to take wa
ter from a spring located on
Lot No. 4, as set forth in a
deed from H. W. Gante and
wife Verle V. Gante to par
ties Of the first part, dated
September 8.
This the 4th day ol November,
1960.
GILMER A. JONES. Trustee
N10? 4tc? J&J? D1
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Having qualified ns administra
tor of the estate of Kansas Berry
Stewart, deceased. lat>' of Micok
County. N. C.. this is to notify all
persons having claims avainst the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersized on or
before the 20 dav of October. 1961
or this notice wi'l bs pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make Immedia'f ettlcmem.
Tlits 12 day of October. 1960.
H t,. Stewart,
/Vmin'strator
Franklin. N. C.
02C? -6tc? N24
NOTWTE OF SAI.E
NORTH CAROLINA.
MACON COUNTY.
Under and by virtue ot the
prwer of sale contained In a oer
ta'n Deed of Trust executed by
BRITTTE H. OIBSON and hus
band. COLE OIBSON. to J. If.
STOCKTON. TRUSTEE, dated
the 27th day of June. I960, record
ed in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Macon County, North
Cane Una. In Deed of Trust Book
No. 53, pagq 202. default having
been made In the payment of tkfe
indebtedness thereby secured ?nd
said Deed of Trust being by. ' the
terms thereof subject to foreclos
ure. the undentlgneu T.usjaw will
offer for sale at public iiaot.ou tc
the higher bidder for cash at
the Courthouse door iii Franklin.
North Carolina, as piree o'clock
? 3:00) p. m.. on Mrmulay. Novern
ber 28. 1960. the Van<fs conveyed
by said D"ed ot Trust. th? sajw
lying and beintr In the County of
Macon, State ot North Carolina,
in Cowee Township, and more,
particularly describe as follows :
All ' the right, title, and in
terest that Brittie Olbson
hAs in and to th? lands
owned by Laurw Hall at the
jtime of her death situated In
/Cowee Township. Macon
! Ocur.'y. No: th Carolina.
1 The said Brlrt'e Giboon be
ing a daughter of the late
Laura Hall and being the
owner of Rn undivided on>
tenth (1/10) interest in and
to said lands.
The lands In wh rh an Tin
divided 1/10 interest is con
veyed is bounded by the
lands of C. N. West, W R.
Carter, Mrs. Weaver Carter.
Oairl Moore. Harry West,
and others.
The above property will be
sold subject to unpaid taxes.
This the 27th dtay of October.
1960
J. H. Stockton, Trustee.
N3 ? 4te ? JHS ? N24
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix tf
the estate of Ebb R Bullock, de
ceased, late of Manm Cttunty. N.
C.. this la to notify all pe.-sons
bavin* clalm.i againrt the estate
of said deceased to exhibit thom
to the undersigned on or before
the 3 day of November. 1961, or
this .?otioe will be plead* d in bar
of thoir recovery All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate -settlement.
nils 31 day of Ociobe.-. 1980.
, Prances Elizabeth Bullock.
Executrix
N10 ? #tfe? D16
EXECVT OR'8 NOTICE
Having) qualified aa executor of
the estate of Louiae Sewell, de
ceased. late of Macon County. N.
C . this Is to notify all persons
having claims against the eatate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
the 20 day of October. 1961. or
this notice will be plead In bar of
their recovery All persons Indebt
ed to said eatate wtll please make
immediate settlement.
This 16 day of October. I960.
W Roy Carpenter. Executor
030 ? 6to? NS4