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THE FRANKLIN PIIES
Friday, November 21, 1924.
Personal Mention.
Ellijay Items.
Cant. Frank Swan and Mr, Vernon
Swan have been in the. county a few
See Gloria Swanson in the Hum
ming Bird, the great lramount
picture. Idle Hour Theatre, Friday
and Saturday nights.
Attorney Black of Bryson City at
tended court here this week.
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Mr. Robert Barnett of Aquone was
a visitor here this week.
Mr. Fowler of Douglas, Wyo., has
been here this week with a view of
selling his land to the lake Emory
Company,
Those who have seen the Humming
Bird declare that Glorai Swanson
excels herself in this picture.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Goffey of
Helen, Ga., spent the week e"d with
Mrs. Goffey's parents, Mrs. and Mrs.
li. 13. McCollimi.
Mr. E. B. McColluml of Proctor,
made a business trip to Asheville
Friday returning home by way of
Franklin.
Don't fait to see the great screen
actress, Gloria Swanson. in the Hum
ming Bird at the Idles Hour Theatre
Friday and Saturday nights. .
mts. . c umningnam aim son
John left Tuesday for a visit to rel
atives in Florida.!
Mr. Lee Rogers has taken an op
tion on a farm at Cboksville, Md.,
Mr, Rogers wants to sell his three
farms in Macon lounty and move to
Maryland.
Officials of the Lake Emory Com
pany afe now asking the subscrbers
to sign negotiable papers so that the
deals for the land may be closed.
Gloria Swanson is the idol of mil
lions of movie fans. At the Idle Hour
Theatre Friday -and Saturday nights.
Mr. G. S. Terry, representing J. A,
Kclley of Atlanta, is in town today
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co-operative sale.
After listening to a sermon by
Pastor Frank Burngarncr in the morn
ing, quite a number of our , Ellijay
people went to a baptizing at moun
tain Grove, Sunday afternoon.
Some knock-kneed scalawag set
fire to the woods a few miles from
here and the fire has been destroying
property for nearly a week and the
smoke is still rising. A number of
our neighbors have almost exhausted
themselves fire-fighting.
Mr. Harley Stewart was taken ill
suddenly yesterday afternoon. Dr.
Angel was called and Harley was
rushed to the hospital today and an
operation was performen for acute
appendicitis. We do not yet know
how successful the operation will
prove. .
Mr. Ernest Dills and his bride, the
former Miss Civile Henry, are now on
their way to Florida!1
.Mr. C. G. .Mincy.and family have
moved to Gastonia. It is beginning
to look as if Ellijay will be a lonely
place in a few months but maybe
some of our folks will return.
Mr. P. N. Moses has' purchased a
saw mill and is having it set up near
the . home of his father, Mr, T. P.
Moses. They hope to be ready to
begin turning out boards in a week
or so. f
Mr. Albert Rogers and Miss Kate
Henry were quietly married a few
days ago. They are now at Sylva
where Mr. Rogers is working at the
carnenters trade.
Mrs. Daisy Buchanan and her child
ren are visiting relatives in Georgia.
Mr, JR. M. Shook was in this jieigh
borhopd today buying cattle. One
important deal was made with Mr.
J. W. Henry.
Mrs. Cope Elias has been visiting
friends in Franklin this week.
The Carolina Provision Company is
now handling all kinds of builders
supplies.
The pictures of Gloria Swanson
charm and thrill. The great Para
mount picture, the Humming Bird, is
her best. Idle Hour Theatre, Friday
and Saturday nights. , ' ' '
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News 'of Macon County ,
People in Winston-Salem
We are all glad ta see Mr, Robert
Parrish back again, be is an employee
at the furniture factory,
Mr. Claude Dills was visiting Mr.
Floyd Justice Monday night.
We are sorry to have our friends
leave us. .Mr. John Ramsey 4nd
daughter, Grace, have gone to Phila
delphia, Pa., to stay a while.
We are sorry to. report that Miss
Ncoma Gibson is on the sick list.
Hope she will soon recover.
Miss Bonnie Dehart is .clerking
for F. VV, Wool worth.
Miss Mary Carncs was visiting Mrs.
Henry Mallonee Saturday night.
Messrs. Ernest Justice and Evert
Hampton were on the streets Sunday.
Messrs. Glen Gibson and Ralston
Justice were shopping in town Monday.
Holly Springs News.
Mr. Dewey Corbin left for Sunburst
N. C, Saturday.
Messrs. John Deavcr and Everette
Ledbetter, of Waynesville, N, C, were
visiting Mr. J. R. Franklin Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Gaston, of Asheville.
N.'C; is visiting Miss Lenwood In
gram. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kinslaud spent
a few days last week with Mrs. Kins
land's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones
of Jackson County. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cabe spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. T. L.
Seay.
' Mrs Eliza Hurst and son, Ardcll.
spent the week ehd with Mrs. Fred
Dalton.
Miss Lois Ferguson spent Sunday
with Miss Mattie Franklin. '.
Mr. Charlie Teague was in this com
munity on business one day last week.
Miss Delia Jones, of Barker's Creek.
N. C, is visiting Miss Effie Elliott.
Mrs. J. R. Berry is visiting Mrs.
L. A. Berry. -
j Mr, Jess Jones spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Curley Kinsland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Ammons visited
Mrs. Amnions parents Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Fuller, of Macon, Ga'..
are here on a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ingrain.
Mr. W. C. Singleton, of Prentiss.
N. C," spent Sunday with Mr. J. R.
Franklin. ...
Roane's Store News.
Miss Pearl Frazier, of " Carson
Chapel was visiting in this section
Saturday and Sunday,
Mr. George Anderson, of Upper
Cartoogcchaye is spending a ( few
nights .with his, sister, Mrs. Van
Frazier at this place. He is attending
court at Franklin.
Air. Will Reeip pavp a mm slinrt.
ing one nitrht the oast week. A larpp
w w 4 -r - - o -
crowd was present and all reported
a good sttpper and a jolly time..
Mr. T. M. Greene is building a new
house near Mr. Will Reece's,
A number of the oeoole. both vonnc
and old, have been attending the
Revival at the Court House the oast
week. . " - .'v...'-
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Grpen went tn
Mount Hope Sunday night.'
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Green and
children spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wallace near
Oak Hill. .
Mrs. Burton Waldroop, of Louisa
Chapel, was visiting in this section
Sunday.
Mr. W. H. Roane and familv snent
Sunday 011 Cartoogechaye.
The children all seem to enjoy the
moving picture at the Pafton School
house Monday evening.
Rev. ' L. R. Woods left sometime
ago to attend conference but the news
came back that Rev. Green of Canton.
N. C. would take this circuit for this
year. We were very sorry for Mr.
Woods to leave us but we wil be very
glad to have Mr, Green as our pastor.
He attended the District Conference
here last summer and made a good
many friends while here.'
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Honor Roll for Salem School.
First Grade Elizabeth Bryson,
James Estes, Ernest Holland, Clell
Holland. Donnie Mashburn, Fritz
Russell, Clarabelle Stanfield. !
Second Grade Ada Bryson, Wiley
Bryson, J. B. Bryson, Marion Bryson.
Thrd GradeAmerica Estes, Edna
Holland, Bertie Holland, Louise Wat
kins. .
, Fourth Grader-John Bryson, Rob-J
ert hstes, lrank Watkins, Hester
Conlcy, Eva Russell.
Fifth Grade Ray Bryson, Vernon
Bryson, Edward Bryson,
Sixth Grade Bonnie Mashburn,
Mary Watkins,
Seventh Grade Clara Arnold.
Lease bryson, Gracie V. Bryson, Jesse
Estes, Wiley Estes.
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