WPA Pay Raise Affects Macon County Workers
WPA wage hikes affect 500000 unskilled workers in 13 southern states under Hopkins order. The raise, about $3 monthly for most, targets lower paid WPA labor with new schedules by city size and region, including Macon County where unskilled wage rises by $5 monthly.
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Macon
Rummage Sale Set for Saturday at Mrs Green's
The Episcopal church ladies announce a rummage sale this Saturday July 2 starting at 10 o'clock in Mrs Green's sewing room across from Roy Cunninghams store. Nice summer clothing and other articles in good condition will be offered.
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the Episcopal Church
Franklin Triumphs Over Cornelia In 11-8 Baseball Tilt
Franklin's crack baseball team defeated Cornelia 11 to 8 on home grounds Sunday afternoon. Franklin trailed scoreless for five innings before solving lefty Carey. Hawthorne Pattillo Archer and Dalrymple starred for Franklin while Carey Hudson and Grant led Cornelia. Batteries Franklin Hawthorne Archer Cornelia Carey Chapman Edwards.
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Franklin
Cornelia
Carey
Hawthorne
Pattillo
Archer
Dalrymple
Hudson
Grant
Chapman
Edwards
Franklin grocers agree to close on July fourth
Local merchants of Franklin sign an agreement to shut all stores on Monday July 4. The list includes Sloan H T Sloan C T Blaine Peep C L Pendergrass Roy A P Food Stores C Russell Dixie Store Verlon Swafford City Market E W Long Sugarfork Moore J M Moore J R Pendergrass Pay and Take It W L Ledford.
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Franklin
Sloan
H. T. Sloan
C. T. Blaine
C. L. Pendergrass
Roy
C. Russell
Dixie
Verlon
Swafford
City Market
E.W. Long
Sugarfork Moore
J. M. Moore
J. R. Pendergrass
W. L. Ledford
Goes To Reunion At Gettysburg Here Is Veteran J M Daves
J M Daves 92 of Franklin Route 2 one of Macon county’s four remaining Confederate veterans left Wednesday for Gettysburg to attend the first of July reunion. He rode with his son Joe Daves as the local group includes S W Picklesimer Otto and William E Roper Briartown J W Caldwell Franklin Route 3 transferred from Haywood and James Deal colored.
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J. M. Daves
Franklin Route 2
Macon County
Gettysburg
Joe Daves
S. W.picklesimer
Otto
William E. Roper
Briartown
J. W. Caldwell
Franklin Route 3
Haywood
James Deal
New County Building Ready for Use and Access Upgrades
The new brick county building, 58 by 70 feet with basement, is complete and occupied. It houses County Agent Mendenhall, Assistant Sam Williams, staff offices, and a fireproof vault. A demonstration room with electric range and built in cabinets, potential farmers market room, eight display tables, and a 30 by 39 foot auditorium are included. WPA labor funded the $8,000 project, half paid by the federal government. Grounds will be landscaped, with parking gravelled and cross street access improved.
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Mendenhall
Sam Williams
WPA
Zeb Conley
Fiddlers Convention Spon by Sylva Football Team on July Fourth
The Sylva football team sponsors a fiddlers convention to be held July 4 evening. Several Macon County fiddlers are expected to attend, adding regional music interest to the holiday program.
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Sylva
Macon County
Bradley A Brack Bradley Funeral Rites Held At Otto
Funeral services for A Brack Bradley 77 were held Tuesday at the Asbury Methodist church Otto with Rev J C Swaim in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Bradley died Monday afternoon after a stroke in Otto. He was a farmer and longtime member of Asbury Methodist church. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Cabe and 12 children.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Otto
J. C. Swaim
Macon
Church
Bradley
Asbury Methodist Uurch
Youell
Claude
Clennie
Herby
Troy
Joe
Grady
Ervin
Angie Dills
Elzie Connie
Lochie Bradley
Ight Sons
Win Bradley
W. A. Norton
Dillard
Fireworks Display Planned After Donkey Baseball Game
The Franklin fire department with local business leaders will present a fireworks show after the donkey baseball game Monday night. Funds are raised to ensure a worthwhile display and visitors are invited to stay after the game to view the fireworks.
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Franklin Fire Department
Vacant East Franklin House Burns in Overnight Fire
A vacant house owned by A. W. Reid and known as the Lyle Jones place in East Franklin burned at about 3 a.m. Wednesday. The entire structure was in flames when discovered and firefighters could not save it. The vacant building offered no clues to the cause of the fire.
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East Franklin
A. W. Reid
Lyle Jones
Poison charge case ends with two held in jail
Nathan Brendle and Mrs. Lawrence Mason are held in Macon county jail on murder charges after a coroner inquest into the death of Lawrence Mason at Mrs. Vincy Haskett's home. Testimony says a drink of whiskey tainted with poison was given, with Walter Pressley present. Five Franklin physicians found deadly poison in Mason’s stomach and the liquor. The coroner’s jury ruled Mason’s death the result of poison in whiskey and named Brendle as the producer of the drink, with Pressley to be held as a material witness.
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Nathan Brendle
Lawrence Mason
Macon County
Lawrence R
Jabe) Mason
Vincy Haskett
Franklin
Mason
Pressley
Brendle
Hackett
A. B. Slagle
Slagle
C. M. Moore
Raleigh
Furman Angel
Edgar Angel
A. B. Kizinski
W. A. Munty
N G. Williams
Walter Pressley
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