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A marriage oft interest to friends
throughout Noih Carolina and
Georgia was that of Miss Myra
iga DrriDiing to Air. Lamar Mitch
ell Ellard, which was ouietlv ol
cmnized last Thursdav eveniinr :.i
8 o'clock at the home of the bride's
-, parents, Mr. ..and Mrs. Jack Strib
ling. iile Kev. J. A. Flanagan,
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
performed the ceremony in the
presence of a small assemblage of
relatives and intimate friends.
Mrs. J. A. Flanagan presided at
the piano, playing the wedding
march , from "Lohengren.,' Two
ushers, Mr. Alex Stewart and Mr
Harry A. Holt, brother-in-law of
the bride, preceded the bride, and
Her only , attendant, Miss Margaret
Cunningham, followed by the groom
.. and Mr. B. V. Sherrill acting as
best man. As they entered the
parlor a circle was formed in front
of the antique fireplace where the
vows were, spoken.
The bride of petite brunette
charm wore a becoming gown of
sott green satin that was fashioned
with a V-neck and featured
swathed hip-line with a flared
skirt. Mrs. Ellard is the young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Stribling and is a very popular
and admired member of the young
er set. She received her education
at Edgewood school in Atlanta and
franklin high school. She is
sister of Mrs. Harry A. Holt, of
Franklin. Hejvmother was Miss
Mamie Leroy of Roswell. Ga., Mrs
Ellard is a uranddaueihter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Leroy of
Roswell. . On her maternal side,
she is a niece of Mrs, 0. Cobb,
, Mr. H. I. Lerov and Mr. L. G.
. Leroy. On her paternal side she
is a direct descendant of Thomas
Stribling, who, having come to
America in 1710, settled in Staf
ford .county, Virginia, and is re
lated to - the Taliaferro and Kin
ney families in Virginia. Her fath-
comes trom the prominent
dent, presiding. After the busi
ness discussions a miscellaneous
program was rendered, at. the close
of which an ice course was served
by the hostess.
.The next meeting. -of the club
Will De held, on the sernml Tnr.c
day in December nt tho '1i,m .,
Mrs. J. E. Ferry.
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Strihlini "familv of South Carolina
She is igranddaughter of the late
S. Y. Stribling, Sr., who was pres
ident of the Roswell and Haber
sham cotton mills, and Mrs. S. Y.
Striblintr. Sr.. of Roswell. She is
a niece of Mr. Carl Stribling, who
I'nt a -Jhe 'L
mm 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 ill ' at thA I I n hin r Mm ni
Kinsland-Caglc
A wedding of
menus, in Macon conntv. Hn-.i
oi miss lionnie Kinsland to Mr.
Marion Cade, of Ashpill..
took place in Gtvomillr. r
Nov. 11, with only a few f no ids
present.
inc Drule. is the att-act.V
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Kinsland, of Watauga. Her bride's
dress, was a lovely blue crepe will
accessories to match.
Mr. Cable holds a v? r.
sponsible position at Ftikn nn.l I.ic
liome is in Asheville,
Immediately after the cere i.-.iy
they left for their honeymoon.
They t will be at home to their
tnends at the Pleasant Hill 1,.r,,-.
ing house after November 20.
Personal Mention
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Mr. and Mrs. Kerr Cunnimrh am
and Mrs. E. K. Cunningham re
turned to their home here last
Sunday after snendinir two
in Crystal River, Fla.
Mr. -Charlie Palmer'- left for It i
home in Shamrock, Texas, Mon
day, after spending two weeks lure
with Mrs. J. F. Palmer and fam
ily.
Mr. J. P.'. Brvson.. of VVmi's
Mill, was in town -Tuesdav. and
while here paid The Press a nleas-
ant call.
Messrs W.-T. Moore and C T
Bryson returned from Crvstal Riv
er, Fla., Sunday after spending a
week there fishing and having a
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. .Fred Palmer rfnd
little daughter, of Lancaster. Pa..
and Mrs. Graham Grindstaff, of
Keene, N. H. returned to their
respective homes Tuesday, after
spending two weeks here with rel
atives and friends.
Messrs Havwood Trotter and
Billy flames, of Charlotte, spent
.week-end hcrejyjtkahxtf., '-''U
sitors from
Way were
V. A. Hays
ks. R. H
n, L. W
rrowrrf'-rbv and S. H
Crunkleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramseyof
leinco, were here last Saturday
snoppmg.
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(Unavoidably omitted from last
week'. Press)
ifr. I), G. Stewart and f
nave moved .trom the Scott Grif
fin hotel to one of Mrs C C
Cunningham's apartments.
Misses Hazel Penland and Dnra
Lee Garner, who are tearhincr
school , at Aquonc, spent the week-
nd here with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hall 3.,r1
family, of Bonny Crest, spent Suu-
lay. with Mr. and Mrs. VV. E.
Mocky at Otto.- ,
;Mr. John McCollum returned last
'riday from Texas, where he had
been for several weeks.
Messrs C. W. Ilames .and i T .
Dowdle made a business trip to
Atlanta Monday.
.Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Watkins :ml
son, Harold, of Albany, Ga., were
the week-end guests of Mrs. H.
0. Cozad and Mr,. J. A. Conley,
lather and sister of Mrs. Watkins
Mr. J. VV. Gurncv. of Walh;illa
S. C; was here on business Satur
day. -
Mrs. J. J. Conlev and daughter
v-iitiiiuue, reiurneu Saturday
from a two-weeks visit with rel
atives in Greenville and Anderson,
S. C, and Lincolnton, Ga. They
were accompanied on their return
by Mrs. E. M. Penland, sister, of
Mrs. Conley, who will visit here
tor sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Bvrd. of
liryson City, were here last Mnn.
day visiting Mr, Byrd's sister,. Mrs.
im l tollman.
Messrs. W. T. Moore, and C. T.
Bryson left Sunday for Crystal
River, Fla., where they will spend
two weeks fishing and visiting..
Mrs. Robert Patton. of Colum
bia, S. C., spent several days here
the past week, the guest of Mrs.
Sam L. Franks. "
Mr. and, Mrs. H. L Val
and little ton, Howard," are-em
ing several days here with relatives
and friends, -
Miss Mildred Cozad. who is tak
ing a business course at Cecil's
Business college in Asheville, spent
the week-end here with her
cr, Mrs. H. O. Cozad
Mrs. it.
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Santa Claus'
Mail Box
F'rauklin, N. C
Nov. 19, 1931.
1 ",;' Mima Clans :
1 l llfl "ii to briny nn.; a sixteen
jai1-'' '.gun', a box of shells,
.inn tj-ii. 1 1. .mil oranges.
Vniirs truly, ' ;
'en ice Ramev.
(fcDirOR'S NOTE: As
m' , uay i mis season
getting hi. Christmas pack ready for his long ride o Ch. ia.m.s
fcve, Santa Claus is unable to answer all the letters he has re
ceived from hi. young friends. So he has requested The Franklin
Pres. to acknowledge for him letter, from boy. and girls i
I-ranklin and Macon CoMnty. It .eems,, according to the batch he
ha. already received, that the youngsters are unusually early this
year in writing him what they wanf to find in their Christmas
tocking.. Following are the letter. Santa already ha. opened
Franklin, N. C,
Nov. 19. 1931.
Dear Santa Claus:
I hope you -remember me from
last year. I anr in the fourth
grade and ten years old!
I would like to have for Christ
mas;, a big doll that will' sleep
and say "Ma, Ma." a pair of
gloves and. overshoes, some or
anges, candy, bananas and nuts.
Don't forget other little boys
and girls, .
Your friend,
Hazel Brown
. Franklin, N. C,
Nov. 19, 1931.
Dear Santa Claus:
For Christmas I want a twenty-
two rifle, a pair of boots, some
oranges and candy.
Your friend,
Kenneth Young.
. . Prentiss, N. C.
' Nov. 19, 1931.
Dear Santa Claus:
I hope you can find my house
I live one-half mile east of Pren
tiss on the hill. am nine v.ars
old and in the fourth grade. Will
you please bring me a box of
water colors, box of candy, or
anges, doll shoes, doll storkinirv
and doll dress? Please don't for
get me, and my uncle , and 'auntie
in JJetroit, Mich.
Your friend,
Grace Rogers.
. Franklin, N. C.
Nov. 19, 1931.
Dear Santa .Clans
w.mt you to l.riii.-, me a kniii
and a. b.dl and some landv.
, Your friend,
' 1) VaiihooL '
I i 'iikliii, N. ".
n " ; . , "v. 19, W31.
Dcai San I a Claus.
1 want for ( 'hn'snnas ; :i thirfy
'uo rifle, a ul roller-skates
:nid a box of. ciiidy.'-. ,
Your t'riend,
' ;' Rimer Rogers.
I'OK SACK, -Blank lc4.d forins
HJI FRANKUN PRESS.
A total of 5,500 grade crossings
have been eliminated on federal
aid roads since 1917, says the Bu
reau of Public Roads.
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS:
SHOE OIL!
VVe have shoe oil " "
That will not spoil
To turn snow and water
Right here we got 'er.
, Troy Horn.
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP
Opposite Courthouse
"We Buy and Sell"
BOX 212
Troy F. Home
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Your Home in Atlanta
Franklin, M. C.
Nov. 19, 1031,
Dear Santa Clans;
I hope you -:,n f in.! .- niv house
, al" "'- "Id and in ,e
fourth grade. AVfi. n s,, com,- ,
my house ploase In in-.. ..;. -I i.. ...
"f candy, oran-es, uls a nrv
dress, a tam, a ,1-.11 ,,-, ., .',
pair of tdoves. a nail- ,f ,!..n ,i,
and .stockings. x '
Your friend,
Phyllis iVnd
I ' : iftft-ifl I 7,t.'i.' f,:j-
Rates:
I'i'.urass,.
1'Vanklin, N. (',
Kmr 10 i cm
Dear Santa Clans:
When you coi'm- t,. i ...
. ''se brmg .e a bx of eandv
oranges, mils, a ,.w ,lt,ss
cainag:, a .loll d.vss .-, ,;, -,.r
''"11 shoes, a box' .,f ....,.i. - .... i
a powder puff.
.Please don't forget me'and n.v
little niece.
Your little friend,
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