Page six .r THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MAC0N1AN THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1941 erics and the U. S. Forest Serv- Home Service Help To Farmers For Failures Of Percheron Stallion On ice on National Forest lands. A Non-Advertise- FISHING SEASON Home And Defense rs Charley Ingram Farm per- $1.00 per day special fishing '. ninety-fiv- e Project Of NYA To Open Duriing the present world crisis, According to Bradstreet Middlemarch Lafayette, a ld mit is required on all areas in per cent of all business fail- each true American citizen has a registered Percheron stal- OPENS APRIL 26 aldition to the State license, which Next Week very definite obligation to fill, and ures are lion, is now at service in care of i can be obtained at hardware stores even though the farmer may not Through the columns of this The Home Service Project, of be called upon to serve actively in will W. V. Parker on the Charley . Service Bulletin and other stores at $2.10 for resi- newspaper you find the best Forest the National Youth Administration, military service or in Lafay- dents and $5.10 for to work advertising medium' in this county Ingram farm. Middlemarch Lists Wildlife Areas which cooking sewing cen- plants that manufacture articles outstanding ($1.10 daily nt fee). trie and and immediate territory. Our rates ette's blood lines are Regulations needed in the defense program, he are, low?.' Our coverage is. high. And Streams are open only on specified ter will be called, will open next and marcs bred to him should have still has a most important task well-rea- d. dates. And The Press is Ask for .working pur- Management week, Mrs. Margaret Ordway, excellent colts The Cooperative. Wildlife and part in our program! the man who advertises. Open dates for fishing and other county supervisor, announced Mon- It: is a recognized fact that the poses. Areas within the Nanta- 1941 It is less trouble and more information about the season day. The .Higdon house next to armed forces and those engaged This stallion is que of six pure- will again be Na- to advertise in your home hala National Forest in all areas of the Nantahala in the manufacture of defense bred sires- purchased by the Farm- in bul- the Macon theatre, which is own- newspaper, a. sheet you will not open to fishing., on substantially tional Forest are given a weapons; etc., fed and ers Federation on jts program to ed by the county, was designated must be find stuck on a car door, or were letin prepared 'by F'ranklin head- improve the workstock of Western the same basis as thev oper- by the county commissioners for clothed. Therefore, the farmer crumpled in the laying quarters. gutter or North .Carolina ated last year. the use of the project at their should put forth his best efforts idle in the waste basket. All areas except Cliffside Lake, by The area nearest to Franklin is March meeting. producing sufficient feed, food, 'I are open April 26 and 27, and every and other crops to meet these Farmers in North Carolina last the Wayah Game Area, - which The state NYA is supplying an week-en- d thereafter, including needs as well as those of his own. produced their largest Irish proved to be extremely popular electric range and refrigerator, Church Services year July 4. Cliffside Lake is oien-Ma- At the same time, his activities crop 1937, reports the with residents of Franklin last cooking utensils, 'and dishes; also and potato since 31 and June 1, and every week-en- d his program should Agriculture. year. The Cowceta Area at the sewing machines and other equip- be so planned Easter Sunday, April 13 State Depaartmcnt of thereafter, including July 4. as conserve ajid build up his Otto (TC Camp should offcf some ment. Chairs, tables and other used jto FRANKLIN METHODIST All areas close on September 1, lands, which is one of our great- excellent fishing this year and furniture that NYA boys - can re- CHURCH according Law. priv- est inheritances. '' has been highly recommended. It to State The pair are needed.' Friends who are r of amy of waters Rev. J. L. Stokes II is easily accessible and affords ilege closing the interested are asked to donate In agriculture as well as in of cooperative 10 a. m. Church school. brook and rainbow fishing on the open on any the a.nvfhintr in this lih thev nuv every field of our National De- - Jos. Ashear areas upon two weeks public notice U a. m. Worship service. lower waters, and brook trout in have. A card sqn.t to Box 381, I fense Program, the government is is retained, .' k'ndinS possible. Sermon Topic : "The (iospel of the upper streams. Franklin, will bring a. 'truck to ev?rv .assistance an. Empty Tomb." Fishing Permit Areas in this vicinity arc: pick up whatever is donated. The extension service through the Has what you 7 co- Standing Indian Area, 15 miles county agents is to assist the p. m. Young People's meeting. These areas are managed Work For SO Girl Franklin, along High- farmer in planning 8 p. m. by C. F. operatively by the North Carolina southwest of Fifty girls will be employed, a balanced Sermon, Rev. want in a size 'Division'-o- Game and Inland Fish- - way 04; turn south at Wallace farming program, and the Farm Rogers. , im Credit Gap. State Game protector this They will learn to sew by making AdmimstratKW through its R ,h-- financing area is J: Penland, Rainbow k- - ;ct,;K..-- 5 agencies is assisting in BAPTIST CHURCH to fit. Springs. Streams are Nantahala ..mtc the farmer's program. Rev. C. F. Rogers Classified through the county depastment of i . river and tributaries; Shope and public welfare. These, garments will We are informed by S. R. Grif 9:45 a. m. Bible .school-- Advertisements Hall Creeks. enable children to enter school next fin, Jr., field supervisor of the 11 a. m. Morning worship. :' m: B. US Wayah Bald Area, 8 miles west Fall who would otherwise be kept emergency crop and feed loan of 6:30 p. T.' U. SEE 6:30 p. m. The Brotherhood. FOR SALE Black Stallion that of Franklin, five miles on Highway out of school for lack of. clothing. fice of the fartn credit adminis 3 on Forest Serv tration, that 'his organization 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. We Clothe the Family will 'be 7 years old on May 10. 64 and miles the Layettes a,nd garments for the stands Wayah- - Bald, ready to be of Extra good working qualities. ice road ta State sick will also be made. financial assistance game protector, Albert Lyday, to all fanners who are eligible and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C. DILLS, Mrs. Roper Appointed JOHN Franklin. Streams in this area are in need of production loans. Ap- 10 a. m. Sunday school. Cullasaja, N. C. Ma Jessie P. Roper has been Rough Fork and Camp! Branch. plications may be placed at clerk 11 a. in. Rev. Hubert Wardlaw AlO appointed project supervisor by A3 2tp of court's office in will preach. Cliffside Lake, between Franklin the district NYA office, on the Franklin. LOST On April 2, between and Highlands, miles by gravel basis of I'i her extensive experience MACON METHODIST CIRCUIT I'ranklin and sawmill on Ellijay, a road from Highway 04. State game in this class of work. The cooking Garden Club 577-57- Rev. J. C. Swaim N. C. license plate, No. 4, protector, Albert Lyday. .Fishing teacher has npt been, announced. With Mrs. Angel F'inder re is in the 8 acre lake and 2nd Sunday: attached to tail light. here Instruction in cooking will be giv- On Monday the Franklin Garden receive All these are stock 11 a, m. Mt. Zion. turn and reward. Skittles creek. en... Gardening and canning arc in- Club met in the home and," in the attractive of 2:30 p. m. Maiden's. W. T. TIFPETT. ed with brook trout cluded in this program. Mrs. T. W. Angel, with Mrs. rainbow trout. Joe 7 :30 p. m. Gillispie's. ltc A10 Nantahala river, Dowdle as assisting hostess. Regulation Six-roo- The nominatinir EOK .SALE m house, 00 Methodist Women committees' FRANKLIN METHODIST The size limit on brook trout is choice acres of land. Good location, 11 of four members to hold CIRCUIT 6 inches and rainbow, 8 inches, With Mrs. J. S. Sloan miles south of Franklin on U. S. office this coming year was ac- Rev. Philip L. according to .state law. Twelve of The Woman's Society of the Green Ilighway 23. For other information cepted; president, Mrs: T. W. either species or combinations of Christian Service of the Franklin Angel; tee John Norton. Mrs. L. H. 2nd Sunday: both species is the limit on all Methodist church held its regular Page ; 410 3 tp A24 secretary, M rs. James L: II a. m. Snow Hill. areas. meeting cm Thursday afternoon at Averell; treasurer, Mrs. C. N. 7:30 p. m. Iotla. SALE--Six-v- the home of Mrs. S. in FOR olt Farm pow- Both natural and artificial bait J. Sloan Dowdle. and lures may be used, no limit Franklin. Mrs. Reby Tessier There were IS members present, er light plant and" battery charger. was ST. AGNES EPISCOPAL of lures per assistant hostess. and guests were B. Almost new. Price reasonable, on the number leader; Mrs. William Rev. A. Rufua Morgan no hooks.: Mrs. T. T. Hall, president, gave McGuire, Mrs. I- treble J. - Stokes and 6:30 a. service. Lyman Roper a report Mrs. L. Mrs. m.Sunrise The time allowed anglers is for Sam Rogers, J. Ward Long. Holy AlO-- ltp delegate to communiom and sermon. from 5 a.- my'. to .7 p. ni. sunrise the recent meeting of For the program Mrs. James the Western North Carolina con- Averell gave FOR SALE Green Mountain to dark. a timely talk an ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC PARISH ference of the Woman's Society "Birds in the seed potatoes, certified last year. Each fisherman is required to Garden." "Birds are Schedule of Mattes: of Christian Service at Greens not only interesting Dr. Jessie Z. Moreiand, check in at the checking station additions to Franklin, every 2nd and 4th ' boro and of the conference in a garden, ree Premium Coupons In Every Bag Highlands, N. C. check out because of their gay a. on the area and at general. plumage, 8 m.. E.S.T. AlO--ltp .night. Permits will be granted for (Cunning, habits, and beau- tiful song,, camping at any of the checking Mrs. Flarold T. Sloan was ap but they also eat beetles, RAGS and WANTED stations except Cliffside Lake pointed chairman of the Christian other insects which destroy the flowers," Federal ion Clean, light cotton rags, bring where campers are sent to Van Social Relations and Mrs. A. B. said Mrs. Averell. Farmers Slagle Pictures of to Franklin Press office. Hook Glade nearby. Checking sta- and Mrs. J. L. Stokes as birds from the Na tional Geographic tions are listed in the bulletin. sistant workers. Magazine were Mrs. showm and various ways of keep Lots! Lots! Other fishing areas listed are W. A. Rogers and Mrs. J L. Stokes were appointed ing birds in the garden were sug F'ires An out-Tin- e on the I have several nice Jots Santeetla and Creek. gested, such as planting special map is attached, giving the social committee, to visit the sick suitable for dwelling for mew visitors and new members of shrubs which bear edible fruits locations of areas, jLowns, creeks feeding shelters. Bird houses shel sale at reasonable prices. and checking stations. the church. . Those attending tered from the winds and bird CROVER JAMISON Towns where overnight accomo- included Mrs baths were also 'suggested. AlO--ltc J. I. Hall, Mrs. L. Stokes, dations are available are Franklin, J. Mrs A biography of Audubon, VV. A. Rogers, Mr,i who Highlands, Andrews, Hayesville, Harold T. spent his entire, life studying birds, Used Sloan, Mrs. Gordon Moore Watches Murphy, Tapoco, Robbinsvillc. Mrs was sketched. Mrs. Averell closed Koy G. Beshears, Mrs. D. Robert Pocket and wrist bulletins informa-tiin- , tier program with a song, watches The and other Davis, Mrs. E. B. McColltim "Brown FCOBUliEJES may be had from the ahd Bird Singing" by Hayden Wood. lor sale at real bargains. Forest Mrs. J.. L. Barnard. GROVER JAMISON Supervisor, Franklin, or the Chief Picture of flower arrangements. Jeweler Refuge Supervisor, C. N. Mease, Easter sent by Mrs. Angie Cox. were A)0-- ltc City Hall, Asheville. Service At shown. Wells Grove Church FRESH EASTER EGGS There-will- be. 'a special Easter 'Farm Cleanup Week' CANDY EASTER EGGS service at the Wells Grove Baptist Is Suggested Stokley's STOP LOOK AND LISTEN! church on Easter Sundav, 13. Fruit Cocktail, 2 cans for...... 25c April A "Farm Cleanup Week" durine The pastor, Rev. C. O. Brookshire; White Lily Flour Corn Flakes, 4 25c these early days in- - April is sug for your Easter cake baking boxes ...... ,....;. will preach in thq morning and gested by Dr. C. D. Grinnells. Dukes Mayonnaise, 1 gallon $1.75 Sardines, 3 tall cans . 25c Rev. C. F. Rogers, of the Frank- State college veterinarian. "We 3 . lin Baptist church, HENS Nantahala Corn, cans-...- 25c wili be the should set our goal," he said, AND FRYERS preacher the afternoon "at Soda, 6 boxes at service. a 20 pec cent reduction in live- Fresh Country Hams, lb. 25c 25c Throughout the day Easter songs stock losses by cleaning and Octagan Soap, 6 bars 25c will be sung. A dis luncheon will be infecting barns and farm lots." Cocoa, 2 lb. box 25c served at the church. I- - The veterinarian says that at FARMERS FEDERATION least one-fift- h of today's annual PAY-AND-TAKE-- DRIP COFFEE H. T. IT loss of baby pigs, calves other Palmer St. nolen. Mgr. Franklin, N. When making drip and C coffee, if the lvestock could be saved if every water seems to seep through more farmer would join this effort slowly than in usual examine the Old barnyards and dirty livestock tiny pin holes in the top compart- quarters harbor germs ment, which millions of sometimes get stoped of livestock diseases such as up. Another for too-slo- w cause a cholera, enteritis, erysipela. and drip may be POLLY'S a pot which is too other fatal livestock plagues. Thes nut ot coffee. germs are passed from one gen- eration of livestock to another un for Spring Styles til quarters are properly cleaned. Macon Theatre Dr. Grinnells says that the Ladies' Spring Sport Coats shorts, toppers Ameriaan Foundation for Animal and long Health is sponsoring a nation- Matinee 3:30 wide "Farm Cleanup" campaign. Among the major objectives are: $1.99 up Night Shows 7:30-9:3- 0 Clean and disinfect all buildings used by livestock; fence or fill Complete assortment of newest styles in shoes old mudholcs and wallows ; burn FRIDAY. APRIL II for everyone dress, work, and play pld straw stacks ; board up holes "Blondie Goes Latin" and burrows beneath buildings; fence off manure piles, which Also: Chapter No. 3 are $1.00 up major sources of parasite infec "deadwood dick" tion; scrub feed boxes and poul- Uc Have Visit our dress department for a new Easter try roots with hot lye water; erad- EveiyJiikrj Yoa'il Ilcctl Saturday., 12 Dress in latest patterns and shades a vast april icate rats mice, pigeon, and spar- Two Big Shows rows; disinfect poultry houses and Fin-n-p .selection in all sizes nests. ...To Year TJonc..!, TIM HOLT IN Due to higher hog prices this NO. 1 We carry a large stock of household hardwaje $1.99 up year, Dr. Grinnells says that wise Tools for "Robbers of the Range" farmers will use extra care to every purpose. Farm implements. prevent baby far- - j Tools for See our Slacks for men, both young and old NO. 2 . pig losses at the garden and lawn. Garden seeds. "Shadows rowing time, and to have pips im- Paints for every job, large ideal for casual wear on the Stairs" munized against cholera as early or small shellac, as possible. Raisini of' nip nn varnishes, enamels. Screens for your doors and MON.-TUE- $1.99 up S, APRIL 14-1- 5 fresh pasture, away from old hog windows. Ranges, Plumbing fixtures. Electrical lots, is also a profitable practice. appliances for your home. See "Tobacco Road" "The Nation is being called upon us for your needs. With: CHARLES GRAPEWIN to For the finest in Easter Wear at increase its livestock production t MARJORIE RAM BEAU for National Defense." the veter Macon County ! Supply Co, the lowest possible prices shop at inarian declared, "and farm clean- - WED.-THUR- S, ' LYMAN HIGDON AND APRIL 16-1- 7 up week can be a large factor in HARVE BRYANT. Mfr DEANNA DURBIN IN" preventing costly disease losses if all farmers will j POLLY'S "Nice Girl" cooperate. Lespedeza FOR With: FRANCH OT TONE is North Carolina's SELL LESS WALTER BR ENNAN most important hay crop, reports the State Department of Agricul- - ture. I