Friday, April 4, 1924
THE FRANKLIN K1ESS
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CLUB NOTES
Conducted by the Womans' Clutf
Motto: For the Public Good;
4 .' , . Officers. '
presidcnt-tirs. W. B. McGuire.
Vice-Pres.-'Mrs. Wade Crawford.
Treasurer Mrs. Lester Conlcy.
v Secretary-Mrs. W. W. Sloan.
The regular meeting of the Wom
an's'Cljb will.be li.eld on Friday af
ternoon, April 4th, in Miss Weaver's
. studio in the school building. ' .
. The follo wing . program has -been
arranged :
Piano So!o-En-i!y .,Kingsbery;
What Intelligent Membership
Means-Mrs. Geo.. H. Dalrymple.
Piano Duet-Esther .Walfaco and
V Edwina Dalrymple.
. play Ninth. Grade. - f,
This will be the last meeting of the
school year to be held at the school
house. All members are requested to
attend this -.r.eeiing.
On the first Friday in May. there
will be a social meeting of the club,
the place lo"bc announced later. At
th?,t meeting we v;ill have the honor
and pleasure of having with us Miss
Elizabeth Kelly, retiring president of
the State Education Association,- It
ss hoped that all members of the club
will avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to hear M'is Kelly.
Vjpper Cartoogechaye News.
The farmers here are making good
use of these pretty days.
Mr. Hcz Dills is improving his farm
hy having alot of clearing done.
Mr. R. A. Anderson is also having
some clearing done, '
Mr. and Mrs. "George Williamson,
of Poplar Cove, vere visiting in this
section last Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Huscusson, of Law
ienceville, (5a., has been visiting his
mother at this place.
' Mr. Lax Dills has gone to East La
1'oric, N. C, where .he expects to
vtk a while.
, . Miss Annie Anderson -spent Satur
day night with home folks. She has
ItCcn spending a few days with Mrs.
George, McGee,
Mrs., J. B. Anderson and daughter
ikssie and grandson, Marvin Green
wood, are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Sprinkles, near
Eranklin.
Miss Hallic Huscasspn was visiting
in this' section Sunday. She has been
spending a few days at Franklin.
Mr. Herbert Dills has returned
home after staying some time, at
Asheville, N. C. Glad to" have him
back with us.
The singing is progressing nicely
at the Cartoogechaye Baptist church.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Mr. 'Ralph McDonald, of Lower
Cartoogechaye, :vas visiting in this
section Saturday.
RED PEPPER BURNS.
A GOOD LAXATIVE
Black-Draught Recommended by
an Illinois Lady, Who Says It
Resolutions of Respect.
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father,
Who doeth all things well, has re
moved from our midst our brother
and co-worker, Mr. Edward Lowe,
and .
Whereas, In his death our Baptist
YuMg Peoples Union has lost its
loyal President, our Sunday School
one of its most efficient teachers, and
the Cowce Baptist Church an active
and honored member. .
1 Therefore, Be It Resolved:
1st. That in the death of our be
loved br.other our Union keenly feels
its loss, and would hereby express its
deep, sense of bereavement and ap
preciation of his, active zeal in church
work among us, and realizing-as we
do, his faithfulness to the cause he
loved, we feel assured, from a life
well spent in his Master's service,
that, be has passed from labor unto
reward and is now safe in his Re
deemer's house. 1
2nd. That we extend our sincerest
sympathy - to the- bereaved family,
praying the presence of the Divine
Comforter with them.
3rd. That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the Franklin Press
and the Biblical Recorder for publi
cation, and also a copy be recorded in
our record book. : "
H. R. MORRISON,
, J. P. BRYSON,
' RUBY CLOERi
ANN' IE L. BRYSON,
R. R, RICKMAN, :
Committee.
5 Helps Her. "Fine for
j. the Liver.",
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" St. Elmo, 111. "I have U3ed Black
Draught for three years," says Mrs.
W. Boyd, a well-known, member of
this community. "I was visiting a
friend who had used it for some time.
2 was ia need of a laxative and I had
a burning in my stomach. I was con
stipated. She gave me a dose of
jDlack-Draueht and it helped me. so 1
ised it from then on. It certainly!
j;Henea jare. i inins is is una lor uie
liver, too. I m glad to recommend it.
One day cur pastor was 'visiting
us, and be Had his system seemed
clogged and asked me to give him
something to take. I gave him Black
Draught. He was much pleased with
the results and bought a package,
Jiimself." .
Constipation forces the system to
nkorb poisons that should be .thrown
cut, causing flam, fliscomfort and tend
ing to ondermine your health. Black
Ihaught helps to relieve this condition
acting on the bowels, and by
-egulatinfj the liver when it is torpid,
thus helping to drive out many, poi
sons in an easy, natural way."
; Dont take chances! At the first in
dication of constipation, take Black
Draught; (tests onty a cent a dose.
Vour loCjal druggist, or dealer, sells
mack-Draught - NC-153
Poultry Meetings.
Leginning April 8th. Poultry Meet
ings will be held as follows:
Slagle School House, April 8th, at
10:00 A. M. . '.. "
Pattoh School House,' April 8th, at
1:00 P. M..
i Academy School House. April 10th,
at 10:00 A. M.
Ioila School .House, April 10th, at
1:00 PM. , , .
Highlands School House, April 11th,
at 10:00 A, M.
Pine Gre School House, April
11th, at 1:00 P. M.
On Wednesday, April 9th, 'imme
diately after the close of the Poultry
Sale, all who are interested in com
pleting the organization of a Poultry
Association will meet at the Court
House. ' ' .
A Poultry. Specialist from . Raleigh
is expected to hold these meetings
and will visit farms before and after
each meeting to help with poultry
problems. If you would like to have
him visit your farm see or write
County Agent Arrendale and an ef
fort will be made to" get to your farm.
This will be a bus"y season, so
please meet promptly and you will
not be kept jong.
Men and women are expected to
attend these meetings, because other
farm questions besides poultry will be
discussed.
AKC0NA fe
Strain
The Best in America,
::: EGGS, $1.50 PER 15. :
Let He Krtow Yoir War.H.
GEORGE L. NEWTON
PRENTISS NEWS.
We are glad to. see. Mr. L. L. Stan
field busy every day inspecting oak
pins. There is already a large quan
tity on the yard."
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Clark from
Canton, are visiting Mr. C. W. Teague
and family this week.
Miss Sclma Young, a student of
Franklin High School, visited home
folks at Riverside last week end.
Mr. W. L. Ledford. of Midway,
made a business trip to Prentiss last
Monday. " : . '
Mr. C. W. Teague has recently re--!ud
his herd of cattlo by selling
several car loads of young grazers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dowdle are
expected to' return from their visit
to Florida some time this week.
Mr. Horner Stockton, of Franklin,
made a business trip to Prentiss last
Saturday.
Misses Bessie and Minnie Early, of
Prentiss, left Sunday to visit friends
at Tallulah Falls. Ga.
Miss Sarah Holbrooks returned to
Franklin Sunday.
Miss Grace Moore, a student of the
Franklin High School, was in Pren
tiss last Saturday. MOTHER.
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1 Mil West of Franklin.
Pure Bred White Leghorn Eggs,
D. W. Young Strain, $1.50 per
setting of 15 Guaranteed to be
Fresh ancT80 Fertile.
D. Robert Davis, Franklin, N. C
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just as I have been for years past.
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
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Tellico Items.
We are having some fine weather
at this writing, except it is, a little
bit windy.' " ',;
.Mr. Harlcy Mason has been busy
the past few clays warning hands to
work the public roads. ' We are glad
to see this being done, for the roads
are in bad shape.
Mrs. Lillie MorgaiAgave the young
people a party last Saturday night.
Everyone present reported a nice
tinie.'V, .. . 'J
Misses Eva and Ruth Byrd rspent j
the week end with home folks.
Mr.' Fred Anderson is hoire from
Gtistonia, where he has been work
ing for the past five months. ,Wc are
c,iaci to have him back with us.'"
M its Rose Slagle has returned to
Winston-Salem, after a short stay
with friends and relatives.
Mr. Harry Morgan has gone into
the tie business. ;
,We are having 'lots of sicknessi in
the community at this writing.. Those
reported' .on the sick list are Miss
Nell Byrd and Fred Anderson. We
hope they will soon be able to be
out again. '
The Ramsey brothers are working
on the rqad. ' Hope they will get it
open soon, for it wilt give an outlet
to the highway. SILVER LEG.-
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