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THE FRANKLIN PRESS, FRANKLIN, N. C
CARD OF THANKS
Wc want to thanl; our many ?r'i
for their kindness and sytri,..
Inriii!' the Illness ami ('f.'ftll ''1
dear husband and father. Alio :
the beautiful flowers.
MRS. J. M. 0U "
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IN MEMORY OF
JOHN HOYT HILL
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having iual'-f't(1 a cxcc.ul,r ul
Jane' Jones, deceased, late of .;ic";
county, N. C, this is to notify ail
persons having claims against . the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on nrbrfiin:
the 8th day of September. 1929, or
this notice will be plead in bar ot
- their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate scttktmnt. This 8th day of
September, 1928. uv
TOM HOUSTON, Executor. AUh
John
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
North Carolina, Macon County.
In Superior Court
Before the Clerk.
C. W, Willis, Admr, of Agnes WMks,
deceased .
' s .' .
Maude Patterson, Keuban Wilbs snd
wife...... Willis, and other heirs a.
law of Agnes Wilks, deceased
he defendants, Maude Patterson,
Ed Patterson, Reuben Willis and..-..
Willis the wife of; Keuban Willis
whose' name is unknown will take no
Sce thft an action entitled ,as above
has been commenced m the supeno
court of Macon county, N. C, to sen
A.. i f hirh Acnes Wilks,
died seized and possessed to make
assets to pay the deuts o. b
Wilks, deceased, together with the
costs of administration; that all ot
i :..ut in Franklin town-
. rmmtv. N. C. and the
sn. " it fnrther take no-
Uce that they and each one of them
are required to appear ai u.e
.i.. ' i-u ,.f ttip sunenor court ot
rrmntv in the court house in
Frankiin, N. C, on the 8t r day J
October, 1928, and answer or demur
to thtf petition in this action withm
Se time required by law or the
petitioner will apply to the court for
e relief demanded the Petition.
Done at office in the Town , of
Franklin on this the 6th day of Sep-
temreAlS. MURRAY, Clerk
r4;SWW-J ; an
Thf !J:ir-.,ws nt the channel. When
he stepped into the, deep water, ih:
current was so swift that it swept
him into the whirlpool, pinning his
Ics between two rocks and throw
ing his head' against a .pitied boulder,
thereby inflicting unconsciousness a:vl
the consequent- impossibility ot. re
lease. Since a child, he had fished
in this stream and always previously
had swum down through the whirl
pool to safety.
John Hoyt Hi!! was born in the
suburbs of Asheville, N. C, in 1B90,
but a few years later, his parents
moved to "the village of Horse Love,
situated near Highlands, W. c. it
was there on the beautiful spacious
farm land resting under the sublime
grandeur of Black Rock Mountain
that he waxed to to manhood. He
spent his youth with his family as
sisting them in the developing and
the enriching ot their none
estate; and for his tamiiy, ne tner-
ished an unceasing devotion.
As he grew in stature, there un
folded a wondrous awareness, appre
ciation, and love for all in nature: of
mountains, their forests, their streams,
their winding paths, their insurmount
able heights, and the inexpressive
beauty which they ever yield to man;
of the rocks, trees, inseci, annua.,
and plant life, an intimate knowledge
and companionship.
The obvious pleasures of life never
attracted him. '. He received his great
est happiness and contentment from
his mother, father, sisters, and broth
ers his neighborhood companions, and
God's amazing and magnificently
beautiful outdoors. v -
a v,o sap f seventeen, he en
tered Lincoln Memorial University,
Cumberland ;ap, lenn. nert, ..
spent four years of interesting study.
Uent student and
l IIC v" . , ,
during his college days, nc inaue
countless friends, who admired and
i..,i u;m sWtlv after his gradua-
u. hie hvother ill L.OS
a.i r-oiif Thpn later, traveled
extensively in the United States and
a great deal in Europe and Africa.
He was a veteran of the World War,
i:e4;rr- in 1Q17 n the uuaner-
master's Corps of the National Army.
He became a commissioned otiicer an
NOTICE
North Carolina, Macon County,
In the Superior Court.
Carl Dalton
vs
Nina Dalton
The:, non-VesideiU defendant, Nina
Dalton, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been commenced
in the superior 'court of Macon coun
ty, North Carolina, the purpose oJ
said action is to have the bonds of
matrimony now existing oeiween
plaintiff and defendant dissolved; that
the summons in said action is return
able on the sixth day of October,
192S, and said defendant will further
take notice that she is required, to
appear on the sixth day of October,
392S, before the . undersigned clerk
superior court of Macon county and
answer or demur to the ocmplaint
filed in this cause, or the relief de
manded in said complaint will be
granted.
This 5th' day of September, 1928.
FRANK I. MURRAY, Clerk
Superior Court, M aeon County,
N. C. ' P4t04
the past week. '
Mr. Polie Ilenrv. wife and children
of Detroit, Mich., are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Henry.
Mr. Ray N. Moses left September
5th to enter Elon College again.
Union Items
T. S. Roten left Monday to
begin a revival meeting at Maidens
, . .
Mrs. Sprinkle is putting up a ninng
station on the highway near ncr
home. ' .
The mpptine closed at Union Meth
odist church last week. We enjoyed
U:rr P K Mnrlf with US.
Jia ife ' ' . i r
' Mr. Roy Vanhook moved trom
Prentiss to the irti. -uuianan piace
across the river. .
We are nroud of the two boys who
passed the examination from Union
to enter Pranklin high scnooi, sorry
we all didn't pass.
Several from this community at
tended the quarterly meeting at Pat
tons Chanel last Sundav.
Mr. Charlie Oliver and family of
this community are moving to Aloun
ain Citv.. Ga.. this week. '
Mr. F. E. Mizelle is putting up ;a
rnrn mill at PrentlSS.
Mr. Elmer Roten and Miss Edna
Holbrooks were married at Clayton
Ga., Saturday evening.
ELLIJAY LOCALS
Air Walker Grantham, wife anc
two dauchters. Sarah and Helen, and
Ancel Moses left Ellijay for Florida
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The Dependable Kind
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Inquiries Cheerfully Answered
"NUFF SED"
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J. C. LEDBETTER, Franklin, N. C.
HIGHLANDS, ELECTRIC CO.
Highlands, N. C.
227S
For Sheriff
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for sheriff of Macon coun
ty subject, to' the actions of the Kc
i.iAtican convention. September n.
VUl GEORGE CARPENTER, pit
For Sheriff
.... i . .. . i P . ...
i i.r,K announce mvselt as a
candidate for Sheriff of Macon coun
yi subject to the Republican Conven
tion of : September 15, l,9 D ' ...
Respectfully, W. A. KEENER. 2t
Candidate
I hereby annoiinre my candidacy
for the office of Register of Deeds
for Macon county, subject to the
wishes of the Republican party.
J. R STOCKTON. - p2t
' For Register of Deeds
I herebv announce myself as a
j:jo4 V,. iV.. (uf'w of Register
of Deeds of Macon county subject to
the wishes of the Rcjublican party.
believe that the Mantahala section
of the countv is'ju.-tU'. entitled to be
considered in the representation ot
county of fics. I will appreciate the
support of the lc--'j thisraw
a ' traveling salesman in Western
North Carolina. - At the time of his
passing, he was assocwicu -
Thomas-Schultz company oi siicv...
He was a member of the Methodist
church. The funeral service of quiet
beauty and impressiveness was held
in the home amid the profusion and
fragrance of exquisite flowers, me
body rests in the family plot of the
Cove cemetery, which lies fin ;thc
shadows and watchful care oi niacK
Rock Mountain. .
rv,n H,vt Hill had a kind, under
standing heart, a flexible disposition,
and a nature that could easily for
Psrtiant it was his beautiful
smile that revealed the inner spirit
and gave the evidence ot nis true
.i.tr TJic smile remained on
his countenance after the breath of
life had passed from his body, nis
dark shadow of grief
over all who knew him, and to--those
who have known him intimately
thrnuf.ti the vcars. the loss is doubly-
poignant irreparable. We shall mourn
him as one who ever reveaica me
touch of true friendships, fine loyal
ties, and deep affections.
A FRIEND.
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Mrs. Ruth Downs Scott, wife v of
Claud Scott, daughter of AVilfort and
Minnie E. Downs,, was born Feb
ruary 13, 1895 and died at her home
Augiis.t. 17, 1928, having lived 33
years, 0 ' months and 4 days.
" Miss Downs was married to Claud
Scott, son of R. L. and Jane Scott,
luly H, 1917. From this marriage was
born 5 children, Harold, Evelyn, Jen
nie, Eugene and Paul, all bright fhil-
;ti madf nrofession ot faith in
Christ and united with Bethel church
August. 1914and lived ai faithful life
as daughter, wife and motner ana
cictpr tuMiHihnr and fnenci. was
esteemed and loved by all who knew
her. The writer knew her wen, was
associated with her in Sunday school
and in church and in the Downs ano
tr- faiYii'Ujvs and last v her own
home in a beautiful grove near the
olH VimtipctpaH where- we met ner
last and prayed with her and her 5
children and waited oiilsidewniie tne
doctors consulted inside her own
home. She was well , cared for, but
without avail she must answer the
Father's call to her eternal home
above.
She leaves to mourn her. loss:
father and mother, 3 brothers, Wil
ford, Jr., Asheville; Andrew, now in
Everitt, Wash., and Roy of Franklin,
and als'b Mr. Blanch Cabe, Monroe
Wasb-, and many kindred and friends.
Mv tho Lord enable her husband
to overtop every obstacle in rearing
ThLrTalis
of Honest
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l . NOTICE
The Democratic executive committee
is called to meet at Franklin Mondcy,
September 17, at 1 o'clock V. M.
Judges of the primary held on Sep
tember 8th are requested to forward
returns to me at Franklin as soon as
possible.
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