Public School Faculty List Announced for 1935 36
Macon county to open August for rural schools and September for consolidated schools Franklin Highlands Chapel. County superintendent M D Billings released the list of teachers, noting requests for additional staff not yet confirmed. The roster names principals, teachers, and assistants across Franklin, Joda, Olive Hill, Clark's Chapel, Union, Maple Springs, Holly Springs, Watauga, Oak Ridge, Mountain Grove, Ellijay, Higdonville, Salem, Mashburn Branch, Pine Grove, Walnut Creek, and other sites with vacancies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon County
M. D. Billings
County Board of Eduction
Billings
Franklin and Highlands
Franklin — High School
G. L. Houk
Jennie Gil
B. W. Johnson
Helen Macon
Eloise G. Franks
Paul Carpenter
Florence Stallcup
Irma Seagle
Helen Burch
Leona Lesler
Kathleen Hudson
Pearl Hunter
Mayburn Moody
Helen Patton
Elizabeth Cabe
Joyce Cagle
Olive B. Eaton
Elsie W. Franks
Elizabeth] Deal
Katherine Porter
Margaret Slagle
Joda
Robert Wallace
J. C. Horsley
Nina Tippett McCoy
Olive Hill
Mattie Will Patton
Katherine Ammons
Kate Reece
Clark's Chapel
Mary Strain
Mary Jacobs
Union
Tabor
Bess Cunningham
Lucy C. Bradley
Maple Springs
Elmer Crawford
Nancy Justice
Sanders
Holly Springs
Eunice Cunningham
Gladys Brock
Watauga
Lola Kiser
Fannie Arnold
Oak Ridge
C. S. Tilley
Herbert Angel
Mountain Grove
Virgil Ramey
Ellijay
Mary Elmore
Higdonville
E. J. Carpenter
Mayme Moses
Salem
Sanford Smith
Maude Keener
Mashburn Branch
Sam A. Bryson
Pine Grove
T. T. Love
Amy Henderson
Walnut Creek
Grace Wilk
Police Chief Quits To Return To Masonry In Franklin
Claude Russell elected chief of police by the new aldermen. He slated to start June 1 but chose bricklaying over the job, preferring steady pay and local construction work. C D Baird promoted to day beat. Marshall named for night duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Claude Russell
R. F. Henry
Russell
Federal
C.D. Baird
Franklin
Baird
Marshall
Revival At Franklin Methodist Draws Large Crowds
A large, growing congregation attends a revival at Franklin Methodist Church with Rev. James G. Huggin Jr delivering earnest sermons. The ten day series runs from Ascension Day toward Pentecost ending June 9, while the Vacation Bible School closes June 7. All are invited to end of week services and Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Methodist Church
James G. Huggin, Jr
C. Herbert
Sumter, S. C
Huggin
Herbert
Hugin
Jalso
Aldermen Relinquish Franklin Pool and Rec Center
Franklin's board voted to transfer the municipal golf course and swimming pool back to the Franklin Recreational Company, with a quitclaim deed and conditions requiring continued operation until December 1943. The move ends dual control and assigns full operation to the recreation company under the prior 1933 concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Recreational Company, Incorporated
Recreational ‘Company
CWA
Franklin Recreational Company
J. E. Perry
J. S. Porter
Camp Nikwasi
Jones
PWA
Franklin Golf Course
Recreational Association
Board of Aldermen
OM Perrys
R. D. Sisk
G. L. Houk
T. W. Angel, Sr
Macon Names Welfare Head to Succeed Davis
In a joint session the county commissioners and board of education accepted the resignation of Miss Rachel Davis as county welfare superintendent and elected Mrs Eloise Franks to succeed her effective July 1. Franks will work part time with an office in the courthouse. salary not yet set, previously $60 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners and Board of Education
Rachel Davis
Eloise Franks
Miss Davis
Franks
Commissioners Vote $500 For Forest Fire Work
The Macon county commissioners voted to renew for two years their contract with the state department of conservation and development for cooperative forest fire prevention and control. The board appropriated $500 for its share of the expense for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Con Ers
State Department of Conservation and Development
Thorpe Reports 516.56 For Lobbying Expenses
J. E. S. Thorpe of Nantahala Power and Light, operator of the Franklin hydro electric plant, filed with the secretary of state a 516.96 expense payment from the company for activities as a lobbyist during the recent legislative session. The filing reflects the law requiring lobbyists and employers to report fees and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. S. Thorpe
Nantahala Power and Light Company
Franklin Hydro-Electric
Raleigh
Funeral Services Held For T. N. Snyder
Funeral services for T. N. Snyder, 79, who died at his Watauga home May 30, were held at Watauga Baptist church with Rev. George Cloer officiating. A Jackson county native who moved to Macon county 40 years ago, he had been an invalid four years. He was a deacon and member of Oak Ridge Baptist church. Survived by two sons E A Snyder and J L Snyder, two daughters Mrs T C Sanders and Miss Lula Snyder, Franklin Route 4. three brothers H R Snyder of Dillsboro, R G Snyder of Willets, Henry M Snyder of Old Fort. two sisters Mrs Elbert Ensley of Gastonia and Mrs William Fisher of Cottage Grove, Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Snyder
Watauga
Watauga Baptist Church
George Cloer
Snyder
Jackson County
Macon County
Oak Ridge
E. A. Snyder
J. L. Snyder
T. C. Sanders
Lula Snyder
Franklin
H.R. Snyder
Dillsboro
R. G. Snyder
Willets
Henry M. Snyder
Old Fort
Elbert Ensley
Gastonia
William Fisher
Cottage Grove
Ore
American girl beauty in Europe fuels conviction
Back in Europe, the observer declares the American girl the most beautiful thing, expressing enduring admiration for Maus rice Chevalier and the allure of American charm across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mausrice Chevalier
County Board Approves 1500 Annual Health Program Funds
Macon County commissioners voted to join a four county district health department with Haywood Jackson and Swain. The appropriation rises to 1500 yearly plus 3700 from other sources to fund a public health nurse sanitary inspector and district health dentist share. The move enables state federal aid and a broader health program including a dental service and improved sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Macon
Jackson
Swain
Haywood
M. D. Billings
County Board of Health
Billings
Flan
District Wealth Department
Macon County
Board of ‘Commissioners
Macon” County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tsuck Creek
Carl.d. Moses
Myrtle F. Keener
Highlands—tigh
O. F. Summer
F.C. Hentz
Kate Moore
Muriel Bulgin
Beatrice Mozeley
Ethel Calloway
Eva Potts
Edwina Dalrymple
Vonnie West
Sealy
Grace Carpenter
Merle Peek
Mulberry
Pearl Corbin
Nina Howard
Mr. Huggin
Methodist Church
Thorpe
Unty Board
E. Lancaster
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