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THE FRANKLIN PRESS, FRANKLIN, N. C. ..oii.J.'.l , ... . . . ., i k- V TO KEJjCfl MERE Dr. Caleb A. Ri&ey Will Preach at Baptist Church Here Sunday, April 22, at 11:00 A.M. 0, Dr. Caleb A. Ridley who was born and reared in Mao-n county over on Watauga creek ar.d who has be come widely know:: as a preacher of power and ability will fill the pulpit , of the Franklin Baptist church next 'Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock. Dr. Ridley is also a writer of renown and is spending the spring and sum mer in the mountains getting material for use in his future writings. As a lecturer Dr. Kidlcy has few equals. Tbc public is cordially invited to the services at the Baptist church next Sunday. . Child Conservation ; League Organized The Franklin Circle of , the Child Conservation League of America was :orgaiiizcd here last week by Miss Amy L. Ridgcly, at the home of Mrs. lS. A. Harris. An efficient corps of officers wenrrlcctcd -with M r-Lan- caster as president. The - league-will mcctfCplarlyT)rr-thfr third -Ttsrsday of each month., dc first meeting to be at the home of y.vs. V. C. Cun--.ningham Ajril 24. The aim and object of this league is mould and fashion the plastic mate rial of childhood into, the strength of perfect womanhoo1. ar.tl manhood; to bring forcibly to the parents the vital necessity , of understanding the adolescent period of youth; to create .a love of virtue by slvwir.g its re ward, a revulsion of evil by showing its destructive effects. Interesting text books and programs .arc provided bv the league. World wide issues .will be studied, as will Jo'cal needs and conditions. May Get Mongolian Jucfae MacRae Addresses Rotary Club Here At its weekly luncheon Wednesday the Kotary Club of hi;iil.hn had as its guest 'of honor Judge Cameron MacKae nw holding superior court in Macon county. 1 Hiring the course nf talk the ludire took occasion to compliment the citizenship of the county relative to the periormance of jury duty, one of the most impor tant alligations of citizenship. The Judge stated that he had only two re quests to be relieves from jury duty. In the opinion of Judge MacRae this showed that the people of Ma con have a high conception of the responsibilities of citizenship". The Judge also suggested that the Rotary clubs and similar organizations in various towns ould do "much to eliminate the road accidents prevalent in the state, particularly on Sun days. This improvement of conditions ahout bv setting a , IS U III fcV go6d example and by co-operating with the officers in tne proper en forcement of Jhe motor vehicle laws. Ocror Mender, of Wavnesville, a visiting Rotarian, also made a short talk. Dan Tompkins, Harry Buchanan nnA T.tm Morris, all of Svlva, were present as guests and all made short talks that were appreciated by the local club. Boys Bound Oyer -f oM, '.nr! Ir.hn Conlcv-appeared before-Magistrate- George- Carpenter Friday if last' week chargeei wun stealing corn from J. M. Daves. Probable cause was iountt ana me boys were bound over to court on i ,ic am t-arh. Unable to make bond they, -.vere remanded to jai. to await the next term oi coui i. f itlur was acuuittcu beiorc Juvenile judge Frank Murray. . Mr h. C. Loopcr IS in rraiiNim m connection with a case against him in the superior court. Mr. Cooper claims persecution and is confident of ac quittal. POTATO HOUSE GOOD INVESTMENT Mr. G. T. Parrish, who lives out P.m-iimrtiuv.l U3V. built a concrete War Veteran And Prospector, Dies John Feonidas Cabe. 90 vcars old. a veteran of the Civil war and for many years a prospector in. Colorado, died at his home, 31)27 Meade street, Mondav of complications arising from old age. Mr. Cabe, who celebrated his nine tieth birthday last September, was born in Macon county, North Caro lina. He came to Colorado in 1808 and settled in Hlackhawk, then a thriving mining town, to engage in mining ventures. . . After he had tired ot prospecting he settled in southern Colorado, liv ing there as a farmer for twenty three years. Seven years ago he moved to Denver. Survivimr are three daughters. Mrs. W. J.' Sherman, Mrs. G. W. Henry and Mrs. hlsie White, all ot uenver; nno enn William Arthur Cabe. Rifle. Colo; eight grandchildren and eight een great-grandchildren. Fnnrral services will he announced later by the Olinger mortuary. The George Washington post No. 85 of Civil War Veterans and the Ida Mc Kinlrv tent of the Daughters of Civil War Veterans will assist with the services. . Mr. Cabe was a crandson of Gen, John Cabe, who served during the Kevoiuuonary war. uenver i osi. , CAN USE FORESTRY C : s TELEPHONES Thrniicrh the courtesy of the forestry officials the government telephones throughout the Xantahala forest have been placed at the disposal of the public te call the county agent on official business. the use ot the government system will be especially convenient to the citizens ef Nanta hala township. No charge for this service wilr' be tnade Guffey Loses Auto Tag Sometime ago a Mr. Guffey who lives down on Cowec, paid 'the editor for an advertisement for a lost auto tag. We have lost the advertisement and if Mr. Guffey will call his money will be refunded. The editor regrets losing the advertisement. As wc re- t 1 i i if i i vULivty vAVL Ornish iht&lateriak? That will determine, olten, whether or not your new home will be a thing of worth and comfort or otherwise. All down the line, youll find high quality materials here,at right price&For instance SHEE T R O C K the fireproof wallboard. Best there is. Pure KTPSum rock in broad, high sheets, between tough fibre paper. Permanent. Decorates perfectly. Never cracks, warps or buckles. Vermin-frecTime-tried. Franklin Hardware Co. , tub mNCffSTR STORE " - 1111 I "1' The store with frig id Aire is a better place to trade Mr. Oscar Ash-. f I-'ortland, Ore., rv;ho is visitii?, relaties here, states Vi-t tlif-rp will 1v no lif firt'.ltv in -fb- .V y ' V. -!-.'? " .J- r. z -taininf:-'cither-M-)-.3k!-oli.n ...iihcasauts.-or their eugs. If .he latter they caii ibc .hatched 'and the young reared 'to ? sufficient age' to .-are i't thenr-elves. 'These pheasants are "nitended for the -.Vawj.iri'.nld (irn.i- k( fuue. Mr. Asbe -says that the state -r.-.e warden f Oreuron will b. pheasants. .'! to supply the Co. to CI I . . K i Hefc Collect Accounts During the wck . f April 23-28 The ,; ;". will - iv.. Ii' . .-m-.'.v " Mr. il :-:atcs that .-'! be- mw'x here dur ;ii :n:.l i'1 collect ac-Vr.-I, .us Chevrolet : 'Che r..let deealers thr w.'h 'collect all i";t'--'.- Chas. Perry .i 1 a special eff'.'Vt ir,g t!-.- lime .counN due the company.' Mrs. Rogers Entertains ? Wesley Bible Class AlrF V A . A(Lers antertained the "F. S. Teihust-:'.: Wesley .. . Bible class on last 'Wednesday with a 'spend-the-- day party. Flans for work for the . class foi the eomiiiR year were dis- cussed. A delicious luneheon was served to the following ladies: Mrs. Sam Ropers. Mrs. C.aston Curtis. l!rV Rufus Cunningham. Miss Mat tie Anfrcl. Mrs. Jini Palmer, 'Mrs. Claud Russell.' .Mrs.' Mark powdle. T.Irs TTallie Ozad. Mrs. . Nan 1 law son, Mrs.-' W, T. Moore, Mrs. Mary 1?:-oVt:.' 'Mrs: Tim Ro:e.r. Mrs. l'aust. " "Y?s. Frank -Callowav. Mrs. T-este--rnnl"v. Mrs. J. S. Cor.'ey, Mrs. C. W. Hanics. , Death :CaIls W. F. CampbeH Mr..W. F. Cair','be11, 40. dic.d fr.-m pbscc'ss of th,- br:iu. . at Salisbury April 3rd, the reniVn b'mv-j- ii1' -. r".vl l-crc ."v;! h, M Campbell an,! .Ar r-ntKrr V-s. ' 1 )ill::, nU'Tn'-'d ini vn.'ii .j. - - t- Mr. Parrish states that tins is- me best investment he ever made on his arm, He-4ept-iwcet4)Otatocs all w'ir.tcr and never: lost -a; jar-fd-fruit that was stored in the potato bouse. Epps Captured Fred F.pps and two companions were captured on the (ieorgia road Mon day with nine gallons of mountain dew. It is understood that Fpps.had made boasts that the officers of Macon could not capture him- 1,1 fact, Fred Cabe, jailer, says that hpps informed him the night before thai he (Fpps) was going after liquor. At anv rate Fpps is now in "Macon couhtv's alleged jail. The name of his two companions were not learned. Croker Gets 4 to 7 Years William Croker, alias this and. that: charged with stealing car of Nathame Macon, February 21st, was founu guilty and sentenced to the slate, peni tentiary for not less than four and jiotmorc.thaiLsey cn. years. It is understood that he already has I years and six months to serve on a previous sentence from another coun ty, he having escaped from the autho rities The present sentence is to take effect after other sentences, if any, arc completed. In Memory of Mother MRS. M. E. BATES On April 11 the Lord took from us out darling momer. .-ne- ? years old and had lived a eleyotcd Christian 81 years. She was a lov ing, kind mother and loved by all who knew her. She bore her suffer ings with patience. She would., always say the Lord's will be done, not mine. I5ut e.nr loss is her great gain. A precious ope from us is gone ' A uentle voice said come,- and " ' ' Aimcls from the other shore W',.1..-, ..nipd 1rar mother homt-r 1 MRS. K. E. SIM MONT'S.: per Cowee and Franklin. Any one finding the tag will do us a favor by leaving it at The Press office or bv communicating with Mr. Guffey THE EDITOR. Strawberry Plants Mr. H. N. Moore whose present headquarters are at the county agent's office, states that he has 1,500 straw berry plants left for: sale. These plants arc the remainder of an order for fifty thousands. f riceration orotect the health' of customers - o . x " ; by keeping foods fresh and wholesome and they profit by lower"costs.Merchants 2169 are invited to ask for information. F. W. SWAN Andrews and Svlva, N. C. PRO D U C T O P . G E N E R A L ' M O T O R S if youi smoke the funerri!. TUar-uw caui weeks, be for' In a li'hi-,: feasct: is stir Cam-.bell h" dv, two' or. l-Mt thr 1v death - his wi 1 uv. ! bv iv;.. ,r.r. CARD OF THANKS . i x-.iress lc va.ch aM evervune- vh o so kimtl checr- r - l- tcrs,. i'ut''., ::-.t-l i'-"-,tcn months of age, . Indian Ball Game ':,:. ' 1 r . TvVo teams, from the Indian rese ;n hlav ndiar. ball. Here AnrH 27th. teams r-.-e coi six men each,, and.1. c-.ccurling to rcr ports about fourteen substitutes 7-,-r each team. It is understood the ua:iie wdl be called arour.d yfour u'cieyrk. Slight admission charges will be lidc, according to". Mr. Crawford who -visited Franklin Wednesday. , Robbinsville Visitors Rilev Orr, tax collccfrr, and Will Shcrrijl, regisr r-f "deeds, of -Orshant county were h attendance, .at court here this week. P. D. Shuler, Earl Shuler. Frank Shuler, W. P. Rose and Fee Crisp p.ll of Robb;nsville, v:ere also hcrc'tH:';" wccU, . fu-llv ;;.-i,-te(l us during the recent illr.L-?s oi .our .mother, our heart-tclt arc ' tr.l indeed, lor the help at . .- ,i r h. iiMi r. lor me ex nri-sMui s oi - sympathy, and for the beautifuLf-loral 1 ..ttt-rri '-js uhicli were sent m. orrow .-- i is -inure easilv borne when - there is ,!i I the -'svmnathetic kindness of friends, C compose'! OTiano-we aie ne-e-jny . tainui frirjif . he 1-anntV ot Airs, usie Leach. THANKS Words cannot express my ' heartfelt gratitude to my friends that came so i rntnfitlv to mv aid and .saved mv C 1 . . home frotu burning to the ground last Monday afternoon. . t tV-at T rnnld "shake hands" and thank personally each irian and boy-fH'hite au(l black that got upon this hill so tjuickly and' by their heroic efforts did me a service that I will everlastingly be grateful for. With 'deep appreciation, . I MAMIE ROGERS. for "pleasiiiFe and that's what made this cigarette famous j oin the happy company o f smoke rrf h o a re getting-complete enjoy meilt from smoking Today, as for many years, Camels lead by billions and tbey keep right on growing C 1928, B. I. Beynoldt Tofcacc Cvmpany, WinMvn-Smlem, N. C 1 -A t o ' o V lp,ty.i--fl.-liiMi,,iiMf.i.;j,--a.JJ 1- ' ; i r - -V T :'.'":V-'i:';- :- - 71 " ' '''' 1 ...
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