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COMPARISONS MADE ? v Turkey Can Be Hot Or Cold, Adem Says (Editor's Not*: Franklin IDfh'a exchanee student idb more about his native tad.) By A DEM UNAL In my last writing I promis ed to tell about Turkish peo ple and their customs. But, I iwBwd thatjnost of people CARD OF THANKS The family at the late Lewis Ray wishes to express their ?attitude for the kind ejepreo ?tons given during the Illness ?ad passing of their loved one. Mrs. N. J. Ray and family. here don't know about Turkey, anything. Where Is tt? How are the natural conditions? And how far is It from here? Now let me try to explain the an swers of these questions. I think it will be good for you to understand the Turkish people and their customs. Turkish territory covers 296.500 square miles and lies both in Europe and in Asia. There are the beautiful Bos phorus and Dardanelles be tween Asia and Europe and both these are a good waterway between Black Sea and Medi terranean Sea. Turkey is sur rounded by the Mediterranean Sea, Agean Sea. and the Black Sea. The Marmora Sea is in side of Turkish territory. On HIT liiV HiT the Bosphorus. there is Istan bul < 2,500,000 >, which is known as magic city 01 eastern coun tries, so far. Clime depends on which pert of Turkey one hapens to have in mind and in which season. Istanbul has much the same climate as New York, except that the summer heat is deli ciously tempered by cool breez es from the Bosphorus by way of the Black Sea. Ankara, near ly in the center of Asia Minor and at an altitude of 3,000 feet, has a dry climate like Denver's, with cool nights all summer long. Southern Turkey has a climate comparable to Florida. The climate around Ianlr and western Turkey generally is Mediterranean in character, sunny in winter, mild and breezy in summer. Light cloth ing is desirable In summer and warm clothes are recommended for winter. The best time to visit Turkey is between May and November. In a journey of perhaps 500 miles from Istan bul to Ankara and then to Antalya, on the shore of Medl terranlan Sea. you change clothes three times as you go from one climate to another. Turkey Is pretty far from here. It takes a day by plane. Of course, her customs are very strange for you. Ill try to tell about them, to be able to make them known, as well as I can. Hope you'll find them Interesting. Just here, I want to say. If you visit Turkey you are able to see the minarets of mosques everywhere, which is the symbol of cities. Nearly 400 mosques are In Bursa, my city. In my next writing, I will tell about the customs of Turk ish people. I would like to com pare 'them with youn. Thank you. THE SICK Angel Hospital ADMITTED: November 22: Fred Hogsed, . of Hayes vine. November 23: Mrs. Dewey Cunningham, of Franklin; Homer R. Gannon, of Clayton: Miss Margaret Louise McCall. of Franklin: Mrs. Luther Thomas Holland, of Franklin; Lois Marion Tyler, of Clayton. November 25: Clarence E. Cole, of Franklin; Mrs. Ernest Jesso Moffitt. of Franklin; Mrs. William D. Davis, of Syl via; Mrs. Lyman Clayton Hig don, of Franklin; Mrs. W. M. Officer, of Franklin. November 26: Mrs. Lollie E. O'Kelly, of Franklin; Mrs. Fletcher C. Younce, of Aquone. November 27: Larry Wayne Gregory, of Franklin; Mrs. Floyd W. Kimsey. of Franklin; Fred William Smith, of Frank lin; Mrs. Horace C. Hurst, of Franklin. November 28: George W. Moses, of Franklin: Mrs. Myrtle W. Knight, of Dillard. DISCHARGED: November 22: Ervin G. Led ford, of Franklin: Mrs. David LaRue Tyler, of Mountain City; Max Leonard Gladwell. of Franklin. November 23: Mrs. Herbert G. Southards, of Franklin ; William Raleigh Bingham, of Franklin: M;s. Denver Clar ence Taylor, of Clayton: Mrs. Emory Coit Hollifield. of Clay ton; Rufus Jerry Floyd, of Clayton. November 24: Mrs. Lonnie Nomroe Hereon, of Franklin; Mrs. Delmas M. Clampitt, of Franklin: Mrs. Horald Moore. Jr., of Franklin: Mrs. David L. Cabe, of Franklin: Lois Marion Tyler, of Clayton. November 25: Mrs. Don Led ford, of Franklin; Carmine S. Sams, of Dillard; Mrs. Charlie S. Grindstaff. of Franklin: Mrs. 'Woodrow W. Clark, of Frank lin. November 26: Mrs. Clarence N. Munger, of Franklin: Mrs. John Harvey McConnell, of ?Franklin; Mrs. Darryl G. fcfealis. of Franklin: Clarence K>. Cole, of Franklin. ' November 21: Mi's. Lyman C. Higdon. of Franklin; Mrs. William D. Davis, of Sylva. November 28: Homer R. Can i non, of Clayton; Miss Margaret i L. McCall. of Franklin. The Franklin 5 & 10c Store "Your Friendly Five and Dime Store" COME vtalMMt EXTRA fX^NI | ? EXTRA SPECIAL! WLLD SPECIAL! Tricycles Guns tind Pcd&l Cars Tractors Holster Sets Games ... Record Players Rifles Wagons and many DOOKS OTHERS i SEE US FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS, GIFT WRAP AND RIBBONS Don't Forget . . . We have Gifts for the Whole Family! Shop The Easy Way . . . USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN The Franklin 5 & 10c Store BILL BRYANT, Owner Main Street v Franklin, N. C. | I ! I GROWING... Growing fast, these up-.and-coming youngsters. They'll be "college size" be fore you know It! Important thing Ls to have a savings account that Is keeping pace . . . growing right along with them, so that it will be "college size" the same time ihey are. If you have a couple of college-winded youngsters, gear" your savings to their ambitions. savings ac oo unts. THE BANK OF FRANKLIN Member F. D. I. C. ? Each Deposit Injured up to $10,000 FROZEN FRYERS GROUND BEEF STEW BEEF 2 for $1.00 3 lb. $1.00 2 ?>. $1.00 WIENERS -3 lb. $1.00 EGGS ? ? ? ? 2 doz. $1.00 SILVER KING FLOUR .25 lb. $1.39 Will Pay $3.50 Per 100 Lbs. for Dry Blade Walnuts SHORTY MASON'S Week - End Specials Dial LA 4-2166 We Deliver Any Selection You Choose Will Be Beautifully Gift Wrapped FREE! The Twins' Shop "Clothing of Distinction for Ladies" Men . . . 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