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In an interview with J. Frazier Glenn,
executive secretary of . the North
Carolina Property Tax Relief associa
tion, he says there will be a state
meeting held at the county court
house at Greensboro, at' 11 o'clock
Tuesday, Jiily 'l, 1930, at which time
matters of very great importance re
garding the plan for tax reduction on
property in North Carolina will be
"ircusscd by able speakers. ,
Judge Glenn said that he expected
a very large attendance from prac
lically every county in the state; that
in the majority of the comities there
had already been organized County
Tax Relief associations, which are
o-operating heartily with the State
organization; that meetings in the
i cspective counties where organizations
arc now functioning would Ik held at
12 o'clock noon, at the court house in
the respective counties on Saturday,
June 28, 1930 for the purpose of
electing delegates to the state meet
ing at Greensboro and for the pur
pose of considering such other mat
ters as the county association desires
to consider.
It is requested that meetings be
called at the court house in all the
other counties of the state at 12
o'clock noon on Saturday, June 28,
1930k for the purpose of perfecting
organizations in said counties and
selection of delegates to the state
meeting at Grecnsborp. ,
B. Y. P. U. DELEGATION
Six delegates from the Franklin
B. Y. P. U. attended the State B.
Y. P. U. convention at Mars Hill
last Tuesday. A three day sessftjn
'of the convention was held, and, the
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Franklin delegation attended the first
day's program. Those making the
trip were Johnnie Rogers, Doyle
Blaine, Mrs. 1). VV. Blaine, Misses
F.dwina Dalrymple, Georgia Dady, and
Mildred Moorq.
CONFEDERATE DINNER
The Macon county chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will entertain the Confederate veter
ans of the county at a dinner at the
home of Mrs. T. J. Johnston at 12:30
on July 4.- Officials of the U. D.
C. are desirous 'of securing the name
of each veteran who will be present,
in order that preparations for the
dinner may be made sufficiently early.
surprMher
life, shestates
"I took nearly every medicine rec
ommended for my troubles but noth
ing did me any .real good until I took
Sargon, and it gave me the surprise
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of ' my life. I could hardly retain
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feeling produced by the usual lax
ftives." Mrs. R. W. Albert, 1802
Blanding St., Columbia, S. C.
Perry's-Drug Store, Franklin, N.
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Weekly Board, per day $1.00
Beds .. 50c
Meals 35c
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5 lbs. Good Looe Coffee.............. .........98c
Certo, per bjrttle.. .. .27c
Post Toasttes, 2 pkg8....-...,i.....,;.;.....-.15c' v
Rumf orcl iBaking Powder, 5 lb. 'can . 99c
3 Tally tarnation Cream ... . ..1 .. .... 27c
6 Baby Carnation Cream 27c
Tetley Tea, 1 lb. caddy 79c
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Talce Advantage of This Saving in Meats at
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Round Steak, per lb.. . . .... ...25c
Sirloin and T Bone Steak, per lb.. J : 30c
i Beef Roast Shoulder Cuts per lb. . .18c
Veal Chops, per lb. 25c
Veal Steak, per lb... 30c
Shoulder of Veal Chops or Roast
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