Mr. J.L. Barnard will build a large dance hall and amusement palace at the public camp ground near the foot of Trimont about one mile from Franklin. A place of this kind has long been needed.
In connection with the hall Mr. Barnard will install a soft drink stand. He will also serve sandwiches, ice cream, etc.
Mr. Barnard states that his amusement place will be conducted on a high moral plane and that no rowdyism will be permitted on or near the hall. Those who know Mr. Barnard know that he will tolerate no unseemly conduct on the part of those who attend dances at his hall. In other words, he will make his dance hall a wholesome place for amusement.
From the front page of the Franklin Press, Macon County, N.C., March 3, 1925
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