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SEAY BAGS 240-POUND BUCK Norman Seay (s?con<l from left) bagged this big 240-pound buck In the Coweeta sec tion Friday. The eight-point deer was one o 'he biggest killed during the season in this ?ection of the state. Hunting with him were (L to R) Grady Corbin, Mr. Seay, Harold Ctorbin, and C. D. Corbin. His Merry Christmas Q starts at tho sign of ni a Jumbo Scindii DIU WTVllO | Shawl Pullover ARE TOP CHOICE $13.95 Rugged looking, rugged wearing big-stitch knits make ideal Christmas gifts. Sturdy blend of 75% (ambswool, 26% "Orion" acrylic is warm and wash able. Men like this fashionable n>rv -'mr! cellar sweater -it's so bold and burl:*. { WE GIFT WRAP FREE Dryman's ? Men and Boys' Store \ We Will be Open Every Friday Night Till 9:00 p. m. Death Takes Edwards At Son's Home Mack Daniel Edwards. 93, farmer and sawmill operator, died November 27 at 8 a. m. at the home of a son, Daniel G, Edwards, in Highlands. He had been in declining health for a month. A native of Jackson County (Whiteside Cove section), he was a son of the late Garner and Mrs. Jane Zachary Ed wards and was married in 1899 to Miss Perdita Mae Bo lick. of Macon County. Funeral services for Mr. Ed- l wards were conducted Novem ber 29 at 2 o'clock at the Highlands Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Of ficiating were the Rev. John C. Vernon, pastor, and the Rev. J J. H. Propst. pastor of the j Highlands Baptist Church, i Burial was in the Horse Cove Cemetery. Mr. Edwards served on the I board of stewards of his church for many years and had been Sunday school super intendent of the Horse Cove Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife: sev en sons. Dan Edwards, of High lands, Floyd Edwards, of Salis bury, Eric Edwards, of Pampa, Tex., Troy Edwards, of Cum berland Gap, Tenn., Cecil Ed wards, of West Asheville. Bruce Edwards, of Bellevue, Neb., and John Edwards, of TuckaMegee: three daughters. Miss Virginia Edwards, of the home. Mrs. Bertha Gerard, of Brevard, and Mrs. Felicia Walden. of Cocoa. Fla.: a bro ther. William Edwards, of Lakeland. Fla.; 33 grandchil dren; and 16 great-grandchil dren. Bryant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. 1 lota Chapter Seta Area Meet A luncheon meeting of the Iota Ctepter of Delta Kapipa Gamma Is slated in Franklin Saturday with the state presi dent, Miss Margaret Flinton, of Charlotte, as guest speaker. Members from Macon, Clay, Swain. Jackson, and Haywood are expected at the meeOTig, which will be held at the Nor-. mandie Restaurant at 12:15. iiiMMi ? V See ? ? ? ? 1 . . ? ? ' Burrell Motor Co. NOW! for the best deal on a 1960 Model Car. We have just a few left. * We also have plenty of 1957 Chevrolet used cars. Some are one-owner. See us now for the best deal ever! I . i COME IN AND DRIVE THE ALL NEW 1961 CHEVROLET i Library Project Saturday Have you any books or mag azines you'd like to donate to the Franklin Library? If you have, Saturday is the day to act because the Frank lin Jaycees will be holding "Operation Library", a project to increase tho volume and variety of books and magazines at the local library. Headquarters for "Operation Library" will be the library %nd a special table has bees provided or books and maga zines donated through the project. Also, Boy Scouts and Jaycees will collect books and maga zines in the Franklin area dur ing the day. Residents wanting this service are asked to tele phone LA 4-3600. Western Caro lina Telephone has installed this special telephone for the day. Jaycee Wilbur Oabe is chair man in charge of "Operation Library," Stock Sale Under Way Sale of stock In the non-pro iit Macon County Business De velopment Corporation is now under way. At $1 per share, the bonds are being sold in multiples of 100 and will pay five per cent annually. Shares may be purchased at the Bank of Franklin or from Woodrow Reeves or Verlon Swafford. The new development cor poration Is financing construc- ? tion of a large plant for Peak Line Furniture Company, a lo cal industry needing to expand. The new plant in the Bonny Crest section is nearing com pletion. METHODIST MEETING The Methodist Youth Fel lowship sub-district meeting will be held Monday night, Dec ember 5, at the Snow Hill Methodist Church. Congressman's Secretary Coming Tom L. Mallonee, district secretary to Congressman Boy A. Taylor, Will visit here Wed nesday, December 7, to discuss any matters relating to the dis trict. He will be at the courthouse from 9:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Shope Shoo- In For Soil Pos-t An election to pick a soil conservation supervisor for Ma con Soil Conservation District is slated for the week of Dec ember 5-10. Jess Shope, of Cartooge chaye, appears to be a shoo-in for the Job. He's the only one nominated. Arts Teacher To Give Club Program Monday Miss Jean Hemphill, teacher of arte and crafts at Franklin High, will give a program on Christmas decorations for the monthly meeting of the Frank lin Garden Club In the high school cafeteria Monday after noon at 2:30. * Hostesses wil be Mrs. J. E. Perpy. Jr., Mrs. Herman Dean, Mrs. Prelo Dryman, and Mrs. W. E. Furr. "COME WIND, COME WEATHER" $^00 ONLY mEk postpaid ORDER BY MAIL This "NEW" book about Com munist Subversion in China, Is different enough to make it good reading. It will make an unusual and lasting Christmas (lift. Pine Harbor Book Co. Box 283 Chippewa Falls, Wise. FRIGIDAIRE RROOUCT OF OCNERAl MOTOHS APVANCCP APPLIANCES . oc Signed with VOU IN MINO ' JUST ARRIVED! 'BRAND-NEW 1961 FRIGIDAIRE mothers! SOAK DIAPERS, BABY THINGS - AUTOMATICALLY! 199 ???y Itrmi low down payment Martin Electric Co. ! Ph. LA 4-2412 Franklin All these work-easing features! ? True Automatic Soak Cycle ? best for work and play clothes. ' too! ? recommended "wash" for all washable woolens! ? "Somersault" Washing Action of 3-Ring Pump Agitator gently "Somersaults" each garment under water again and again to bathe^Jeep dirt out without beating. No blades! No lint problem! ? Bleach Automatically, safely ? with powder or liquid! ? Choose Wash Water Temperature automatically ? hot or warml ? Dye Automatically ? color-freshen tired clothes' ? Dispense Detergent and Bleach (liquid or powder) automatically? underwater! # fa> I?|H *? '? pi? *4 W* ?? ? ixUm'i tad >?????!. kM o* IpW m <I?IN |fW|*l Wm> ftkntl. ???><??, ?I CM fn?* n*4 *?*??? N*. *4941. <?'t< J. '??0 Justice Succumbs Sunday Bryant Edmond Justice, 19. a Macon County Jiative and employe of ClayWrne Manu facturing Company In Clayton, Ga., died 8unday morning at 8 o'clock In Clayton. Funeral services were held yesterday (Wednesday) at 11 o'clock at Dryman's Chapel Methodist Church by the Rev. Johnny Hunnicutt and the Rev. Marios Anderson, pastor of the Hemphill Memorial Presbyter ian Church In Clayton. Pall bearers were Edward Brown, Thomas Ramey, Henry Ramey, Dalton Shirley, Leroy Garland, and Wayne Garland. Mr. Justice was born July 23. 1941, a son of Riy Edwin and Mrs. Ruby Richolson Jus tice. He was married Dec. 24, 1959 to Miss Geneva Ramey, of Wiley, Ga., who survives. Also surviving are a daugh ter, Debra Ray, of the home; a brother, Homer Lee Justice, of the home; and two sisters, Virginia and Phyllis, of the home. Arrangements were handled by Bryant Funeral Home. No. 2 and equipment costs than those represented in the plants com prising the company's system during its early days. Alcoa's Highest The president said that Alcoa ? the utility's largest cus tomer ? would receive a rate in crease of more than 50 per cent for its power. This will make Nantahala's price for firm power the highest paid by Alcoa at any of its aluminum smelting locations, he added. Nantahala Power and Light | Company was established in 1929 and started Its retail dis tribution business with 86 cus tomers. Today, it serves all of Gra ham and Swain counties, prac tically all of Jackson and Mar con, the eastern portion of Cherokee, and a very small area of Clay County. The utility has more than 1.500 miles of distribution lines and has invested more than $35,000,000 in Western North Carolina In providing ade quate power for the growth of that area. MASON'S 5?L WEEK END SPECIALS BLUE PLATE COFFEE ? ? 2 lb. can $1.35 THRIFT SLICED BACON lb. 29c (Limit 2 at this price please) PORK SAUSAGE - - 3 lb. $1.00 GROUND BEEF ? ? ? ? j ? lb- 39* SILVER KING FLOUR ? 25 lb. $1.39 HOME MADE SYRUP ? ? 1/2 $1.00 24% DAIRY FEED ? ? ? ? 50 lb. $1.70 I TOY SALE Yes . . . Right Now! For Santa shoppers we are offering the people of Macon County and surrounding areas the biggest values in Toys, Dolls and Gifts, ever. Check below for just a few of the values we will be giving ... as long as they last. Large Radio Flyer Wagon (heavy gauge), Reg. $11.95 Big Three-Year Size Doll Reg. $13.95 Large Wicker Doll Carriage Reg. $8.50 Chain Drive Heavy Steel Riding Tractor Reg. $17.95 Tiny Tears Doll with Sleeping Eyes ? Complete with Night Case and Clothes Reg. $9.95 Large Easel Type Blackboard Reg. $2.98 Doll Beds with Air Foam Mattress Reg. $5.50 Beautiful 29" Bride Doll Reg. $14.95 Big Doctor and Nurse Sets Reg. $4.95 Big (Rimpel) Spring Horse (just like .real) Reg. $24.95 3-Pc. Wood Table and Chair Set (while they last) A few Electric Trains left, complete with track "Wagon Train" Double Gun Set, complete with holsters 400 Power Microscope and Lab. Set, Only 8-Pc. Structo Truck Set SPECIAL Official Size Basket Ball, complete with goal and net ? NOW $9.50 $9.95 $6.95 $14.95 $7.50 $1.98 $3.95 $9.95 $2.98 $21.50 $5.95 $9.95 $2.98 $7.95 $3.95 $4.95 It will pay you to check prices and shop our entire store for all your Toy and Gift needs. S&L 5 & 10c Store Open Wednesday Afternoons and every Friday Night until Christmas. Kiddies, don't forget to bring your letters to Santa to his own big red mail box in our store.
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