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MACON COUNTY NEWS BPJEFS AS TOLD BY CORHESPODENTS RAINBOW SPRINGS-F. W. Tittle PRENTISS Betric Cribble VALNUT CREEK Mr. F. E. Mash- bum , NORTH SKEENAH W. R. Sanders SIIOOKVILLE MrU Roger ELLIJAY D. J. Momi TELLICO Vance DeHart . HOLLY SPRINGS Faye FranWin NORTON BRANCH W.L. Carpenter TESENTA Mr. A. C Patterson PATTON'S Mr. R. A. Patton KYLE Maude Lunaford CULLASAJA Mr. Fred Littleton FLATS M. J. May SCALY Mr. Irene James STILES Carl Morgan CARTOOGECHAYE Mr. F. H. Nolen , UPPER IOTLA Mr. D. M. Row land WEST'S MILL C A. Elmore CLEAR CREEK-Mr.' E. P. Pickle inter AQUONE Mr. Craig Stepp UPPER ELLIJAY Blanche Mincy ROSE CREEK Mr. Pemmie Hughe NORTH SKEENAH Mr. James Bell and family from Toccoa, Ga., spent the Fourth in Macon. Since . then Mrs. Bell has suffered an attack of typhoid fever. She is with her parents in this sec tion, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stockton. Dr. Williams is waiting on her. The Skeenah school commenced Monday. '. J. L. Sanders, George Car penter, and Miss McCrackin are the teachers. Mr.-G. A. Stockton spent the last two weeks at home with his family. He went back to South Carolina to work Monday. Several of the young people includ ing! Quince, Lake, Jess, Gertrude Shope and others motored to the Wayah Bald, Saturday, and camped. Mr. Ed Sanders has traded for a Chevrolet. The girls will smile, to v 1 M Varrln of fftum are turmne out-wel in consideration" of the freezes in the winter. Mr. Georee Farmer and family from Otto visited G. A. Stockton the past week. i SHOOKVILLE Mrs. Clara Stiwinter and children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wordlaw and son and two little nephews of Pelza S. C. ' soent the Fourth with Mrs Stiwinter's mother, Mrs. William Gregory. Mr. Eunice Tilson of Walhalla, S C. is visitine relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Rogers and family ; from Bakersville, spent the Fourth - with Mr. Rogers' parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rogers. Mr. Tom Rocers who has spent sev eral months, in j.FJqrida ;was visiting friends and relatives here, last week. Mrs. Amanda Bolick and children and Mrs. Charity Rogers and-Messr6 Jake, Bert and Stanley Tilson spent the week-end at Hazelville, N. C. visitine relatives. ' . Mr. W. H. Rogers has returned from Virginia. Mrs. Will Huston and two 'chil dren, Lorena and Frank, of Shortoff visited Mrs. Huston's , mother, Mrs Amanda Bolick, last week. . CULLASAJA Mr. and Mrs. W. P.iLandrum visit ed friends and relatives in Jackson county Thursday. Miss Faye! Gregory from Gneiss visited iriends and relatives on Nicka jack, Tuesday.' Rev. Y. C. Ramey made a business trip to Franklin, Wednesday. Rev. Lyman Jolly visited his sis ter, ' Mrs. Bob Parrish, at Burning town last Wednesday night. Mrs. A. F. Gregory from Gneiss visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred Little- tont Thursday night. Mr. L. L. Holland made a business trip to Franklin, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gregory made a business trip to Franklin, Thurs day. Mr. Gline Holland visited friends at Gneiss last week. Mrs. J. T. Gregory made a busi- uwao itx lis xiaiijvitii, xiiuisudjr.. ' RAINBOW SPRINGS Mr.x and Mrs Ray Williams and son, accompanied by Mrs. Howard Bateman, motored over to Franklin on Wednesday of last week for shop ping. Mrs. Howard Bateman is spending several days with her parents at Jud son. She "is expected home this week. . Mr. Jake Cabe of Proctor arrived at Rainbow Springs on Monday of last week to take charge of the plan ing mill as . machinist. Mrs. Ed Cruse, who has been con fined to the house for some time, due to ill health, is reported to be much improved and is able to sit up. There has been heavy traffic pass ing through our little city the past week between s Murphy and Franklin since the section of new Highway 28 east of Rainbow Springs was opened. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Danielson went to Franklin for shopping last week. Mr. James Bennett made a business trip to Franklin last Saturday evening. Mr. George Clayton, mill engineer, motored over to Andrews to spend the week-end with his family. Mr. Jim Woodard returned last Sunday evening from Almond after spending the week-end with his par ents. ' - "'. The Crawfords of Macon and Clay counties held their reunion at the Black Place on Sunday, July 13. There was a. large number present. Dinner was enjoyed by all on the lawn. KYLE Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wood and chil dren of Franklin visited Mr. Wood's father, Mr. F. H. Wood, " one day last week. 'Mr. Tom Bryant and Henry Tal lent of Burningtown were business visitors in Kyle one day last week. Mrs. Floyd Citon of Bryson City visited her sister, Mrs. Lee Baldwin, last week. Mr. Elbert Cope of Burningtown spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Emma Waters. ' 5 Mr. Charlie Jacobs bf Aquone spent Sunday evening with his sister, Mrs. Hattie Baldwin. Mr, Lawton Waters made a busi ness trip to Nantahala, Monday. Mr. J. I. Waters went to Franklin one day. last week. The Kyle Baptist church met in conference Saturday night and ordain ed two deacons, , Mr. , Carl Bateman and Mr. Harlie -Younce. Rev: Wood- v prr of h Priartnwn . Bap- sermbnr-1"" ' " fifrfderwrv-! aw.--. Miss Kae Reece, teacher -in Allison Watts school, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Will Recce. Mrs. Ellen Crawford spent Thurs day with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Setser. Mr. Charlie Slagle, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Slagle and children, Virginia and Charles, spent Saturday night at the Black Place. Among those attending the Craw ford reunion were the families; of Mrs. Ellen Crawford, . F. M. Slagle, Carl Slagle, Mrs.' Jennie Nolen, John Dalrymple, William Dalrymple, Frank Setser, Miss Annie and John Slagle, and Mrs. Lee Waldroop. Miss Myza Crawford is spending a few days in Franklin with ' Miss Elizabeth Kelly. WALNUT CREEK Mrs. W. A. Keener visited Mrs. Randolph -Keener at Franklin, Sun day. Mr. J. D. McCoy of Gneiss made a business trip to Ledford branch Tuesday. '..-.. Mr. J. M. Keener was in Franklin on business Monday.. County Agent F. S. Sloan made a business trip to F. E. Mashburn's farm Tuesday. ', Mr. C D. Moses moved his fam ily from Ellijay to Walnut' Creek, Wednesday. On Monday,' July 14, he and Miss M. Wilks opened school here. If we are to hold two teach ers for our school it will require the cooperation of parents, pupils and teachers. Some children have moved away since last term. Dr. W. A Rogers was called to see little James Mashburn last Thurs day. Verlon and Ennis Mashburn spent Wednesday night with ' their grand parents on Peek's creek. Mr. Alec, James and children went to Claytcn, Ga., last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Schmackur. and son, Daniel, of Cuba are visiting 'Mrs. Schmackur's sister, Mrs. Craig Fisher. Mr. Boyd Ramey of Prentiss at tended church in Scaly, Sunday. Rev. Oscar Nix; of Satolah, Ga., took dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. James last Saturday. ' Mr. Frank Blackwell spent the first of last week in Highlands. Mr. Carl Scroggs of Cornelia, Ga., was visiting in; Scaly last week. Mrs. Velma Phillips of Athens, Ga., is visiting her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vinson. Messrs. Savala and Edgar James made a business' trip to Clayton, Ga., last Wednesday. Mr. Alec Singleton 1 of Clayton, Ga., has been working upon Bald moun tain this past week trimming out the government trail. Party Is Entertained By Mrs. Bertha Jennings Mrs. Bertha Jennings of Prentiss entertained her brothers and friends from Canton on July 5 with various kinds of games in the morning and in the afternoon with a swimming contest. Afterward -ice cream was served. After supper the party gath ered at the home of Mrs. Jennings' sister, Mrs. R. N. Donaldson, where they all joined in on old-time singing. SCALY Mr. Alvin Watkins of Checkero, Ga., spent last week-end at Mr. Alex James' home. Mr. Radford McCall of West Vir ginia was1 visiting home folks in Scaly last vrrr!:, " EXCHANGE OF LANDS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL TURE, U. Sr Forest Service,- (date). NOTICE is hereby given that the Tallassee Power Company, whose post office address is Pittsburgh, Pa., has filed in this office its application dated May 17, 1930, under the Act of March 1, 1911, as .amended by the Act pf March, 3, 1925 (43 Stat. 1215) to ex change the following described land, to-wit : v A tract of land on the watershed of the Tennessee River in Macon and Swain Counties,' C, being Forest Service -Tract-Number . 200-A-IVy con- Sarah Hick Hine PORTLAND, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Henry Angel of Elma, Wash., were in Portland re cently to attend the funeral of Mrs. Angel's father, Mr. Earle Ashe, who is employed with the Southern Pa cific " surveyors in- Lebanon, 'Ore., spent last week-end with his father, O. W. v Ashe. Mr. C. D. Baird of Franklin, N, C, passed through Portland on his way to Hamilton, Wash., but did not stop to greet his fnends.y Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roper of Fos sil, Ore., have been visiting relatives in Portland. , ' Mr.' and Mrs. W. R- Ingram have moved to this city, where Mr. Ing ram- is , employed with' the North Western Coffee company. Mr,,, and Mrs. W. G. Curtis were visiting in Salem last week. They were accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bulgin for a short visit. Rev. Elwood Bulgin has been hold ing a two weeks' meeting in Cottage Grove, Oregon. Mr. Fitzhugh Ashe, is in C. M. T C. at Vancouver Ba.rraks,! Wash., for the summer vacation. ; Mr. .George Ray, Jr., of Prairie City, Ore., attended the Rose Festi val, in Portland. . ' ; 'The Maconites enjoyed a picnic and fishing trip to the Cascades re cently. Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. 0. W. Ashe, Fitzhugh Ashe, Elizabeth Barnard, Robert Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W.: ,G. , Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mashburn and son, Mr and Mrs. E. M; Angel, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Young and Mr. Harold Angel Mr. Robert Curtis is employed in one of the Liggets stores of this city, and plans to make, Oregon his home. and "Wiley "McCall of Clear Creek attended church in Scaly last Saturday. Inter-denominational , Sccitty Is Orctr.bJ Under the supervision of Re,y. Ray mond McCarty of the Presbyterian church and Rev. Crowson of the Methodist church a young peoples non-denominational society was form ed at a meeting held Sunday evening. This society will be composed of boys and girls of different denomina tions and will be ' somewhat pn the order of the Epworth League. It will use Christian Endeavor literature. Officers were elected at this meet ing as follows: Mrs. W. H. Cobb;, president ; Sarah-Hicks Hines, vice president; Grace Wright, secretary; and Louise Edwards, treasurer. Forest at Franklin, N. C, to whicK said description reference is hereby; maae, in exenange tor the following described National Forest lands: Four small tracts of land ".situated nn tfip wntprsViprl nf tlna Mantotiil-i Kiver in swain county, in. u, saia four tracts aggregating 1.5 acres, more,, or less, a survey, with detailed de scription of which is on file at the office fo said Tallassee Power Com-" pany, at Pittsburgh, Pa., to which said description reference is hereby; mide. Any and all . persons claiming any1 interest in the .above described latjds or having any bona fide objections to ttii annliratinn arp TiprpKtr nnif tA ' to file their protests with the Forest ; Supervisor, U. S. Forest Service, -j Franklin, N. C, not late? than . 3j0 days after date of first publication of this notice. ARTHUR A. WOOD, J174tcA7 Forest Supervisor.. OUR CEMENT HOLDS We use , good soles, And heels to match ; Our cement holds A LI. survey with detailed description ot which is on file at the office of . the Supervisor, of . the Nantahala, National " 7UppoijairtTnpu ; - '' "Wei Buy ejnd Sell"; Phone 141 Troy F. Horn. Prop.. CARTOOGECHAYE An enjoyable event of this week was a lawn party given by Miss Mary Louise Slagle in honor of her guest, Miss Myrtle Wallace. Quite a num ber of Miss Slagle's friends here and in Franklin . were present. ' Games were enjoyed during the evening and at the close sandwiches, cake and iced lemonade were served. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrison, Mil dred Harrison, Gertrude, Lake, and Jesse Shopc, and Woosley1 DeHart spent Saturday night and Sunday "on Wayah Bald. Miss Sara Cline frtim Toccoa. Ga., is spending- a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Myers, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Enloe. Miss Amy Mae Harrison from Pa- lataka, Fla., visited her aunt, Mrs. Jesse Slagle, this week. Mrs. Cecil Crawford and three chil dren, Ruth, George, and Thomas, Mrs. William Dalrymple and, daughter, Mary Prances, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Earl Harrison. ' , . - , is: ., . -r Celebrating our start in the World-Wide 1930 ZEPPELIN RACE! We're in a sales contest' this Summer a Zeppelin Race with other Good-, year Dealer. Every tire or tube sale shoots us miles along. "Step in" and let us tell you about it. Get the lowest prices, too, on the finest Goodyear ever made. Tell -ydur friends. Our "crew" will ap preciate it. We're out to bring home the honors and prizes offered ' the winners. You'll win, too, in the values we give you backed by our friendly, : helpful, all-year service. ANDYREID I? D I? 17 Small Zeppelin- made of 7!. rubber with each tire or tube ! 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