THURSDAY, JUMT. 11, 1231
THE FRANKLIN PRESS
PAGE TIIRE
Social and Personal
News from Highland
Attend Auxiliary Meeting
Mr. V. S. Davis ami Miss C.
11. Flliott attended the district
meeting of llii' Woman's Auxiliary
at .Morgunlon on Wednesday- of
this week. They were accompanied
by Mrs. J. W. C "Johnson, of
Franklin.
Y. P. C. W. Meets At
Presbyterian Church
An ' interesting program was
tendered last Sunday night under
the leadership of Miss Stella Mar
ctt. Those taking pari were Miss
es Hazel. Holt, F.stellc Edwards,
(irace Wright and Stella Ma:e.i
and Mr. Chester Steele.
The next meeting will be held
at the Methodist church.
Mr. Albert Wiley and Mr. Har
ry Wright, who has been attend
ing, school at N. C. Stale for the
past winter, have returned to their
homes here.
Recent visitors to Highlands were
Announcement
Mrs. J. L. Tc-agus and
Miss Carrie Moore take
pleasure in announcing the
opening of the PIE AND
SANDWICH SHOP n the
Atlanta-AshevlIIe Highway
four miles South of Frank
lin, the afternoon of Wed
nesday, June 17.
Refreshments will be
served from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Tha public is cordially in
vited. MRS. J. L. THACUE
MISS CARRIE MOORE
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Hlaktly, Jr.,
of Atlanta, who were guests ai
the Hall house.
Mr. Tudor Hall, Mrs. K. R. (,il-
bert, Miss Ftlul Calloway and
Mrs. Hall's two .small daughters
were in Franklin Wednesday.
Miss Mary Thornton, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hall,, left Thursday for her home
in Hartwcll, Ga. Accompanying
her as far as Cullowhec were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hall and Mr. Ralph
Rucker.
Mr. nd Mrs. J. M. Bruner ami
Rachel and Mildred Hruner, uf
Westminster. S. C. spent the
week-end at their cottage on Mir
ror lake.
Pceuv Harlcy and Miss T.ula
Smith arrived in Highlands last
week ffom Cornelia and Atlanta.
Miss Elizbcath Rice. Mr. Thomas
Harbison and Mrs. Lewis Rice
were in Anderson, S. C, oh Sat
urday. Returning with them were
Bobbie and Dick Rice, who have
been spending some time with
their grandparents.
Recent visitors to Anderson, S,
C, included Miss Osceola Everett,
Mr. Thomas Potts, Mrs. Charlie
Potts, Miss Mary Lizzie Potts and
Mr. R. L. Potts.
Mrs. A. M. Martin, of San ford,
Fla.. has returned to Highlands
and owned her attractive hotel.
"The .Martin."
Mr. Sidney McCarty, who has
been attending Georgia Tech, ar
rived here Friday to spend the
summer with Jiis brother, the Rev.
Raymond McCarty.
Miss Agnes McKinncy is now
visiting her parents at Turtle Pond.
Grade "A" Farmers Given
Recognition by College
By scoring a percentage of HI or
abow on their liu-at-1 me opera
lioiis List year, io Noiih Carolina
fanners have won certificates
.of merit by the North Carolina
Stale college, cooperating with the
agricultural committee of the Stale
Bankers' association.
Such a certificate is considered a
high honor by college officials and
bankers in hat the person receiv
ing one has done certain valuable
and fundament! things in good
fanning. Each 1 1 rtificale is Mi n
ed by the president of the col
lege, the dean of agriculture, and
fihe chairman 'of the bankers' agri-'
cultural committee.
Facts on which the certificates
were awarded were secured by local
bankers. The papers were careful
ly graded by the faculty of the
School of Agriculture at State col
lege and ' announcements made -as
to those who had made a percent
age of 80 or above. L. O. Mosc
ley is considered one of the best
fa'ii'ci:. in eastern North Carolina
,. summary of the lads of his
faimiii:.' operations shows him to
have 111 mules and horses; .15 head
of cattle; 17 hoys and pigs and a
flock of 125 hens on his 2(H) acre
farm. He grows enough grain and
forage to feed this livestock and
sells corn to his tenants. He pro
duces enough pork and lard for
home use and enough beef and
veal with some to sell. His garden
furnishes vegetables through the
year and permits the sale of about
$125 worth. He grew enough swd
potaioe'S for home use and sold a
1(H)- bushel surplus last year. Hi'
also grew more than enough Irish
potatoes. In addition to having all
the milk and butter needed at home,
he sold over $5,(K) worth last year,
lie also sold poultry and eggs,
fruits and other small items. His
home has modern conveniences; he'
has good pastures and hay crops,
and, rents 1(K) acres of land for
additional farming operations.
Lulu My dear, what makes, you
look so happy?
Susie I just saw my husband
shot.
Lulu But how could such a
thing as that give you pleasure?
Susie It was the first time I
ever pulled a trigger. The Path
finder. .
"The nerve of that woman offer
ing me only $8 a week," raved
Tillic the maid. "What does she
think I am, a college graduate?".
The Pathfinder.
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COOKE PLAYERS
One Week, Commencing
Monday, June 15th
IN THEIR
Canvas Theatre
THE PROGRAM
Johnny Get Your Gun
Why Wives Worry
Way Down East
What Ann Brought Home
The Only Road
"Bug" and His Sweetie
THE PLAYERS
Mr. Lawrence Brasfield
Miss Neva Fisher
Mr. Harry J. Pamplin
v Miss Mabel Rhodes
- Mr. E. Bruer Massengill
Miss Millicent DeVere
Mr. Jack Irvin
Mr. Rodney Brasfield " ;
Mr. Wesley Brown
Mr. Frank Reynolds
Mr. William Clarkson
Mrs. Mabel Cooke
Harry Cooke
The Vaudeville
Singmg Dancing Music
Comedy Novelty
Doors Open 7:15 Curtain 8:00
ADMISSION
Adults 35c; Children under 12 years 15c
RESERVED CHAIRS 15c Extra
Amateur Contest Thursday Night
Yen Will Not Be Disappointed
Keep Bees Together
For Best Honey Crop
US LIOVIE
C0L1IKG HERE
Birth of a Nation' To
Be Shown With New
Sound Effects
RALFIGH, June 10. Natural
swarming divides working hees
and the successful beekeeper will
take every precaution to prevent
this swarming especially during the
main honey flow.
"The exact cause for this swarm
ing is not known," says'. F. :
Meacham, assistant professor of
zoology at State College, "but
there are ways of preventing it if
taken in time. Where extracted
honey is produced, the prevention
is comparatively easy by providing,
an extra hive or brood chamber."
Where only one hive is used,
control methods are much more
difficult, states Mr. .Meachani.
Added ventilation, shade, breaking
down till the queen cells every live
days, and in some cases, removing
or caging the queen for ten days
are the. remedial measures that
should be taken when the extra
hive is not used.
For a small unit, trree or more
colonies.. Mr. Meacham, recom
mends an extra brood chamber
for those that, are strong eiiough
S. R. CROCKETT
HEARD SUNDAY
AT HIGHLANDS
On invitation of the Rev. Mr.
McCarty, the Rev. S. K. Crockett,
of the Maxwell Home for boys,
held services at the Highlands
Presbyterian church' last Sunday.
The text chosen by the Ke'v. Mr.
Crockett was "Hear Ye One An
other's ' I'urdens and Fill Then fore
the FayS of Christ." His message
was a most inspiring one. He also
extended a cordial welcome In the
church -members to isit and pic
nic with the school (his summer.
Following the sermon a delicious
picnic dinner was served by the
church members- to Mr. Crockett
and the boys on Sunset . Rucks.
Rainbow Springs
Mr. S. M. Wolfe, of Ashevillc
was among the business visitors
here Monday of last week.
Mr. Latham of Andrews, was
among the business visitors here
Friday of last week.
Mr. J. W. Staimy and Mr. Pan',
Vaught made a business trin to
Andrews Friday afternoon 'of lasi
Week.
Dr. J. G. Stone, of Grecndy, Va.,
is expected to arrive here this
week. He will succeed 1 Jr. li. 11.
McCuire, who resigned to go p.
Avery county.
Among the party who -spent, a
few (lays visit to friends and rela
tives on . F.aglc and 1 lael creek
in Svvin county were: Harry , ami
Herbert. Daniclsou and Wallace
Storie. -
West's Mm
A shower was given Saturday
evening to Mr. and Mrs. Leo
.Hurst at -the home of. their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. i- Hurst." A large
crowd gathered and 'many .: useful
presents were given.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ("at hey were
week-end isitors-of their 'parents
Mr. and .Mrs. W. C Sheffield.
. Mr. . Grovcr Sheffield is v isit
ing in I favwood, "
..Miss Mary Klmore is visilim
j to swarm. When a colony becomes
strong enough to cover all ten
frames in the brood chamber, take
the extra 'empty hive body, remove
a frame and swap it for the queen
on a frame of brood. Then place
this new hive body on the bottom
board and put the old brood cham
ber on a queen excluder that is
placed over the new brood cham
ber. Mr. Meacham slates 'that when
the honey flow begins the old
brood chamber can be removed
free of bets and given to a weak
colony or it may be set off on
the bottom board to make an in
crease provided theer is a large
number of brood to emerge.
A colony should have more room
when the bees cover the frames
fairly well or when the honey flow
begins. In ifdding these supers
the new one- i,s placed next to the
queen; and brood and Mr. Meacham
suggests that these always be ad
ded before the one in use is filled.
Otherwise the bees will quit work
for want of storage space, he
says.
home folks after returning from
college.
Mr. George Hurst made a busi
ness trip to Franklin, Monday.
Mrs. K. II. Allen visited Mrs. W.
J. Jenkins, Friday..
CHARLIE MINCEY'S
GOLDEN PEACHES
I am coming now to you in
haste
With something nice to please
your tate
You talk about watermelons
ripe ,
And good old. bae'er in your
.pipe. . . '
Tholugh thfit is nothing half as
rare
As just one single juicy pear
Nor- anything when summer
comes
Could ever match a batch . of
plums.
And while the world in dream-
! land tarries
1 Pler.se lead me to a crate of
I ' cherries
j But last of all my hunger
. reaches
(To Charlie Mincy's golden
I peaches.
adv.
-TROY F. HORN.
Shoe Repairing
We offer thorough workman
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Men's soles, rubber
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Women's solrs .65
Men's soles and heels ..... 125
Women's soles and heels . . .85
Other prices in proportion.
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Franklin, N. C.
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JAMES A TURPIN
Wayncivilb. N. C,
"The Rirth Of A Nation," the
famous picture that has been
shown to -1111101(1 millions through
out the world during the past lb
years, has returned to the screen.
The same great production that
you have seen perhaps three or
four times in the past years, the
same production you will sec every
time the opportunity occurs dur
ing the years to come- but with
something added that now makes
it an infinitely better and greater
"liirth Of A Nation" than has
been presented before. That some
thing is the addition of SOUND.
For now you not only SF.F. but
you also HF.AR the mammoth bat
tles as Sherman fights his way to
the sea; you HF.AR the shot that
snuffs out the life of the great
Lincoln; you HF.AR the avenging
Klanriding through the land at
night; -you HF.AR the roar of
frenicd mobs on the man hunt.
Yes, "The Hirlh Of A Nation
is returning, but a newer ami a
greater "liirth" than ever saw be
fore. For $2(K),IHKUK worth of
SOUND has been added, and a
new impressiveness and majesty is
in the picture that was not there
in the old days.
The Macon Theatre will show
the new "liirth Of A Nation" four
times during its return here. The
dates are Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights, June 17-1K-19,
and Thursday afternoon. June IK.
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Student Pardon me 1'imVsvh,
but how many years did you say
it would be be fori- the world
comes to an end?
l'rofessor-Seventy million.
Student-Thank llea.uis, I
thought you said only m-w ii mi!
lion.--The .Pathfinder.
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