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Franklin Press And Highlands Maconian

Location

Franklin, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

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Plan Theater Meet Saturday in Highlands

The Poe Community Theater plans a Saturday meeting in Highlands to organize for the 1940s season. Misane Reese of Atlanta will direct the theater, arriving in Highlands in time for the meeting, with involvement from local residents and supporters.

Plan Theater Highlands Poe Community Theater Misane’ Reese Atlanta Wall Moter Wil Ian R. E. Lee Nantahala Forest

Remembering Past Week In Macon County News

A 50 year old recap recalls a Nantahala fishing party returning with over three hundred trout. Nostalgic items include a June courthouse fiddlers convention, local ball games at West's Mill, pension list checks showing widows and a body servant, and the passing of Uncle Elbert Watson.

Nantahala Franklin Macon West's Mill Cowee Needmore Oak ‘Grove Watauga Watauwa Macon County

Roane Sworn In as SC County Commissioner on Board

John W. Roane, newly appointed member of the South Carolina county board of commissioners, took the oath of office. The oath was administered by Edith C. Byrd, assistant clerk of the superior court. Roane fills the unexpired term of the late Charles Le Blaine, with the board adopting resolutions of respect for the former commissioner who served 12 years.

John W. Roane SC County Commissioners Mon- Gay Edith C. Byrd Superior Court Roane Charles le Blaine Blaine

Houk Arrested in Liquor Case in Franatin

Guy L. Houk of Franatin was arrested on a liquor charge by Sheriff J.P. Bradley and Officer H. C. Thompson about 10 o clock Wednesday night. He was released on his own recognizance for his appearance. The arrest followed police observation of Houk in a parked car behind the courthouse with a bottle in his hand. the charge would be served later, likely by Officer Thompson.

Guy L. Houk Franatin J.P. Bradley Wight H. C. Thompson Bradley Houk Thompson

Young People Attend Bible Conference in Georgia

Sixty nine youths and workers from Union Sunday Schools in North Carolina and Georgia attended the annual Young People's Bible conference at Lake Louise conference grounds Toccoa Georgia June 10 to 17. Highlights included a radio broadcast over WRLC Toccoa and tours of Le Tourneau plant and Toccoa Falls Bible College.

Union Sunday Schoors North Carolna Georgia Young People's Bible Lake Louise Toccoa American Sunday School ‘Union WRLC le Tourneau Toccoa Falls

Bryson killed as car plunges into Buck Creek

Joe Taylor Bryson 38 of Cullasaja died when his 1937 Plymouth left the Franklin Highlands highway and dropped about 30 feet into Buck Creek. The inquest found death instant. Funeral services were held at Salem Methodist church with burial at the church cemetery. Survivors include parents William M Bryson and a number of siblings.

Joe Taylor Bryson Cullasaja Bryson Sharp Orve Frankin- Highlands Buck Creek Wiliam M."brown Andeteran Harold Moves Eld George Wake C. A. Letser Wade Arvey Paul Potts Andrew Gregory Sam Fray Roy Roland Walter Dean Pritchard Smith Burrell Motor Company Salem Methodist Church D. P. Grant Fred Sorrelis V. C. Ramey Churen Esters Alfred Holland J. Z. Bryson Potts Funeral Home

Display of Parachute Equipment Promotes Recruitments

Parachute display of Airborne division gear will take place on public squares June 28 to 30 led by Sgt Blaine Livingston at the Army recruiting station. Twelve parachutists from the 82nd division will show parachutes and weapons including rifles automatics mortars bazooka rockets and flamethrowers to encourage enlistments in the U. S. Army.

8246 ‘Airborne Parachute Infantry Blaine Livingston Livingston

Miss Dorothy Waleres Joins Franklin Baptist Choir Project

Miss Dorothy Waleres, recently at Flora MacDonald College, arrives to serve as choir director at Franklin Baptist Church through summer. A new choir loft is being built and a new organ has been ordered for the church.

Dorothy Walaes Tkins Franklin ‘Baptist Church Flora MacDonald College Westminster

Bryson Shot At Browning Home In Sylva

Charlie M. Bryson of Sylva was wounded by a double barreled shotgun at his father in law Browning’s home on Wee Mountain. His brother in law Bob Browning was arrested by Sheriff J. P. Bradley and jailed Thursday morning. Bryson said the quarrel began during a drinking session and escalated late Wednesday afternoon.

Charlie M. Bryson Sylva Angel Hospital Bob Brown Ing Sher- Hitt J. P. Bradley Browning Wil Browning Co‘Wee Mountain Bryson Bradley

Urge Diversion Section Repeal Reported by Macon County Group

The Macon County Petroleum Industries committee held a dinner at Riverview where officials and invited guests backed repealing the state revenue act diversion provision. Ex ecutive Sec. Sparger of Raleigh argued highway funds suffice for road work and noted general-fund diversion would hurt road programs. He cited wartime fuel tax figures and state precedents as context for the proposed repeal.

Macon County Petroleum Industries Committee Riverview State Revenue Act Glimer Sparger Raleigh North Carolina Petroleum Industries Committee Sparger Fsa Andi Fe Sparger Sid North Carolina General

Town Bond Election To Be Held Tuesday

Citizens of Iranquin pledge funds for a police car for town officers Chief Homer Cochran says about 1200 of 670 registered voters have contributed The car costs around 1400 and will be equipped with siren lights and other gear A 120000 bond issue funds water mains sewer lines and street resurfacing with 567 registered voters needed to approve at the courthouse polling place opens 630 am to 630 pm Judge George Dalrymple and John Moore named with registration of 567 by last Saturday for the next Tuesday election

Iranquin Homer Cochran Franklin Cochran H.C. ‘Thompson Cochan Fiompeoe Court House John H. Thomas Board of Aldermen George Dalrymple John M. Moore Board of Alder Men North Carolina

Rev B Hoyt Evans Named Pastor At Franklin Church

The Rev. B Hoyt Evans has accepted a call to become pastor of the Franklin Presbyterian Church after serving as supply for several weeks. Evans, a Princeton Theological Seminary graduate with a bachelor of divinity, is the son of Mr and Mrs Ben H Evans of Weaverville. He studied at Mars Hill College and Davidson College before Princeton under the navy V-12 program. He also served as assistant pastor at Ridgeview Presbyterian Church in West Orange New Jersey. Church members have not yet been notified when he will begin permanent duties, but he is expected to assume the pulpit Sunday with the call extended about two weeks ago.

B. Hoyt Evans Franklin Presbyterian Mr. Evans Princeton Theological Seminary Ben H. Evans Weaverville Flat Greek High School Buncombe County Mars Hill College Davidson College Ridgeview Presbyterian Church West Orange N. J

Three Yorks Arrested in Whiskey Bust on Highway

Patrolman Pritchard Smith, Jr. found 18 gallons of non tax whiskey in a car on the Highlands Franklin highway heading south near Franklin. Charlie and Mrs York and Mrs Fred York, all of Cowee Mountain, were arrested with two small children. The man jailed. the women released on recognizance. All three bound to superior court. cash bonds posted. Car and liquor held pending court order.

Pritchard Smith, Jr 1. Schaub State College

Second Hearing On Motor Freight Franchise Rights

Mayor Z W Angel Jr, Fran B Duncan and Mark L Dowdle testified before a State Utilities Commission representative in Asheville in support of granting Blue Ridge Trucking a franchise to haul motor freight between Asheville Sylva Bryson City and Franklin. Opposition challenged the application and the commission took the petition under advisement. Mr and Mrs Lawrence C Franklin of Washington DC visited Mrs Franklin's parents in Totla community. upon departure they were accompanied by a marine heading home.

Z. W. Angel, Jr Fran B. Duncan Mark L. Dowdle Asheville State Utilities Commission Blue Ridge ‘Trucking Company Franklin Sylva Bryson City Lawrence C. Franklin Washington, D. C

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Nantanala Maden Ghatianoosa Casera Aac Kope Elias Haq State Ned Kope Elbert” Watson The Angels T. H. Callahan New York J. T. Bryson Thomas Yarborough M. E. Bennett Route 3 Jail Browning Tis Hoyt Evans Yorks Otticer China Econd
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