THURSDAY, MAY 22, 12:3 n the itji::::lim press. franlih. ti. c. page t::::e;: SOTSffi Vi State College Men Look Over Nantahala Nation al Forest , On May IS Professor R. W. Hayes of the Department of Forestry, North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, with sixteen mem- Ders ot tne senior class, visuea me Nantahala National forest for the pur pose of studying the hardwood forest conditions found on this forest as a part of their regular course of study. The young foresters visited the plant and the woods -operation of the Bemis Lumber company at Robbinsville, be fore coming to Franklin. 'While on the Nantahala they, made their head quarters at Wilson Lick Cabin. Prob lems in hardwood . forestry were dis cussed with Assistant Regional For ester R. M. Evans of the Washing ton headquarters of the forest service, who was visiting the forest, as well as with Supervisor Wood and Ranger Byrd of the Nantahala.' The itner- - ary included a trip to Wayah Bald and an extensive study of the fire detection and telephone communica tion system as well as some of the stands of mature hardwood timber and cut-over areas in the' Nantahala mountains. ; The fact that an accredited school 'of forestry has been established at the State College is very gratifying to North Carolinians, who are inter ested in, the forestry movement. The members' of the senior class were very much pleased with their trip to the Nantahala, and, it is helped that this forest will be used annually as a summer camp by the senior class of . the North Carolina Forest school. Macon county has one forestry PRENTISS Mrs. II. M. Lyon and Mrs. Clark of Atlanta, have been visiting Mrs. Joe Hamby. Miss Helen Moore who has been teaching in Burrville, Tenn., is at home for the summer. Beginning Sunday morning, Rev. C. F. Farris will conduct a series of revival services at Union church. Mrs. J. Ii. Addington and Miss Angie McPherson are visiting in Toc coa, Ga. The whole community was sadden ed by the news of the sudden death of one of our1 oldest citizens Mr. Fayette Henson was found dead in his bed Monday morning by his son, Floyd. Mr. Henson who was 79 years of 'age has been in tailing health for some time. Mrs. J. C. Hamby of Atlanta, is visiting the family of her son, Joe Hamby. Messers Ted and June Davis of Burrville, Tenn., have been visitors m the home of Mrs. J. W. Moore, recently. The Sunday school at Prentiss Bap tist church observed Mother's Day with an appropriate program. Misses Helen and Carrie Moore have gone to Hopewell, Va., where they will visit their aunt, Mrs. Thad Patton. . v Miss Emma Gribble, has returned home from Lake Helen, Fla., where she spent the winter. student, Alex Setser, enrolled in the freshman class of the Forest school of the college. . Mr.' Setser and Mr. Harry E. Altman, a junior will, be employed during vacation as student assistants on the Nantahala forest this summer. If is the policy of the National . forests to employ, as .many as they can utilize during summer vacations, young men of the country who are taking courses in forestry. Free Vote Coupon Good for 75 Free Votes .... . . ----- - ' IN ' 4 ' . - '.'.-'' The Franklin Press Big "Everybody Wins" Prize Contest M Address Collect all these coupons you can. Get -your friends to save them for you. Each coupon good for 100 free votes. What Pi Clean-Up Day of Cemetery And Church Property Friday, May 30, lias been designated as "Clean-Up Day" for Bethel church preperty and cemetery. Let all our people and friends who have relatives buried in Bethel cemetery be pres ent to do a good day's work. You will please bring such tools as are adapted to do such work. H. C. FREEMAN, Pastor. Revival at Union The revival meeting at Union church of Macon circuit began Sunday morn ing. Uniort Methodist church haSI looked forward for some time to a revival which will have a lasting in fluence on many people in the coun- ty- ; Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. C. F, Farris, opened the services with the message, "The potter and the clay." There was s pecial music, a duet by Rev. and Mrs. Farris, and an attentive congregation was present to take part in the service. The meet ing will la?t through this week and the next, and everyone that will at tend is welcome to the services of this meeting. Each evening, beside the regular morning services, special music will be on the program. Sunday morning the regular month ly service at Mt. Zion church will be held, and Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the service at Maidens. The people at Mt. Zion-are greatly be rieved at the death of Mr. Jacob Slagle, one of the best workers the community has known in many years. The quarterly conference of the circuit will also be held at Mt.. Zion on June 29. f of efficiency and economy I Of the hundreds of thousands of owners of General; Electric Refrigerators not one has paid a cent for service mm What a Proof To demonstrate the trouble-free operation of General Elec tric Refrigerators, the mech anism was submerged in water and still ran on! What a Proof Tests were conducted to dis cover the durability of doors, latches and hinsea. Thev wcm gSFSS!? stopped after a period equal io ou years ot wear! What a Proof The freezing, control was tested for a period equal to 465 years. At the end of that time, it was still going strong. Small down payment with easy terms GENERAL IT v in atlnUtt Gen fmlEUdrit Hear hromdtatl toery J Saturday Mmtng tmr m ntHtn-trti N.B.Cfitlwork. Northwest Carolina Utilities, Inc. PHONE 57 FRANKLIN, N. C RAINBOW -SPRINGS J. E. Danielson and family motored over to Marysville, Tenn., on Wed nesday of last week and returned home Thursday evening. Mr. Ed Wright who is employed by the Champion' Fibre company mo tored over to Proctor to spend the week-end with his parents. Mr. Frank Lifter, brakeman of the Andrews-Nantahala railroad, left last week for Forney where he is spend ing 10 days' vacation. Mrs. Ed Cloer, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at Angels' hospital last week, is reported to be doiong fine and returned home last Sunday. ' After spending the week-end in Waynesville and. Asheville Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nuckols returned home on Sunday evening. Mr. A. B. Summers of Mount Crawford, Va., arrived on Sunday of last week ot spend the summer as the guest-of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Bateman. Mrs. Nancy Wright and son, Scott, of Procter, snent Sunday; as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Duke Holcombe. Mrs. M. D. Cuthberston entertained at an Easter dinner in honor of. her Sunday school class, recently, and a delightful dinner was enjoyed by all those who were present, including : Miss Pauline Cuthberston, Miss Ge neva Gilland, Gertrude Holcombe, Benlash Holcombe, Edith Sneed, Geor gia Bryant and Ruth Bateman. " Mrs. Wylic Vaught was hostess at an Easter luncheon at her home on Black street complimenting Misses Geneva Gilland. .Georgia Bryant, Lucy Bateman and Edith Sneed 'vand Messers Paul Vaught, Glenn Sneed and Clifford Vaught. . Mr. Fred Glance of Clvdc arrived last Monday for a stay in Rainbow Springs during this summer. Mr. and' Mrs. E. Nichols of An drews arrived . last Saturday after noon for a few davs' stay as guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Charlie ' Crowder. . Mr. 'John Hall of Marble snent last week with his daughter, Mrs. J. F. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Bateman of Park Creek spent last Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bate man. The many friends of Mrs. Roy Williams are glad to learn that she is doing . very well after returning home from Angels' hospital recently. AQUONE Attorney Boykin of Atlanta, accom panied by Messers Adams and Duf fey, also of that' city, have just re turned to Atlanta after spending some time in Aquone. These admirers of tjie Nantahalas come heer each seas on to spend a short vacation. The two-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tatherow of this commun ity was found dead in bed last Wed nesday night. The cause of death is unknown. The neighbors sympa thize deeply with the familv in their loss. Interment was Thursday in the new cemetery purchased some time ago by the Nantahala Power and Light company on the Murphy road twq miles above Aquone. This was the second burial in this cemetery. Mrs-. Peter Lambert was buried there vla?t winter. ' Mrs. Addie Eller and daughter, Miss Eva Eller, of Tusquitta, visited relatives in Aquone, recently. GRADUATION GIFTS s Manicure Sets Toilet Sets ! Beads Hosiery Fine Stationery Jewel Boxes Bags Perfumes ' Fine Mirrors ' and many other items suitable for gifts for the girl or young man grad uate. "On the Square" Franklin, N. C. DON'T FORGET That Our Sale Is Progressing The good people are talking and saying, "If you want Bargains, go to Jos. Ashear's, ' - i New Shipment, of Shoes for All 4 i. t PRICES RIGHT The Biggest Bargain in . Macon County in PONGEES, SILK, GINGHAMS, CREPES, etc. Buy Two Dresses and Pay for One THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THE COUNTY "The Bargain Store" JOS. ASHEAR DANCE Where the Whole Town Dances IP you like tantalizing, toe-tickling music, JJl yu want to spend an evening of pure unalloyed joy amid a friendly crowd in the most popular dance spot then bring- her. to the Scott Griffin Roof Garden where cool ing breezes, soothing syncopation and a good time are always assured. Friday Night - May 23 - 1930 FROM NINE UNTIL TWELVE-THIRTY Sunny South Orchestra v Gentlemen, $2.00 Admission Ladies, Free ";.'.' 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