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1W OBcial Oi|U of Murphy ??
tck?mk?? County, North Curoliuu.
BRYAN W. S1PF., Ed.tor-Muuu(Ur.
MISS H. M. BERRY. Auociatu Editor
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Fomin A ill BlilMI Hcj*r+*w*m*rrt
THE AMFKA VN PRESS ASSOCIATION I
SOME THINGS THE SCOUT
WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN
iiL'KPHY AN" CHEROKEE
COUNTY.
In Murphy
1. An active Board of Trade
cr Chamber of Commerce.
2. More manufacturing: industries.
3. New Passenger Stations?
A Union Station.
4. More Improved Streets.
{>. Regular I i vary How*.
0. A Reading Club.
In CIirrokc? >.'<?up'<1.
A system of county roads
t;. .vaunting the State
j. ! 1 *Hter vahlie
raising and dairying
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| EDITORIAL
The Road
Meeting
At the road meeting in Andrews
Saturday the Patriot tommUaioner
decided that it was the best tor an [
we t?tn N.rth Carolina to tempotaril\
dear- the building of the
Franklin-Aquone-Andrew* section of |
route X". and instead, construct i
the road from Franklin to Hayervilli
Leaving off the local important
f the: e two roads. anyone in
this sect. r. must readily see that
the hang: . which will make possible
i t or.structu'n of the road
from here . th. Ten - ee 1 ne. will
be > greatc he? fit to*this action
thai : t a;i:- c other read it ha>
This v vi;: western N'arth
Car :ta with ;h? !>i\ c Highway and
Kin v H.gr.w... a: 1. therefore.'
brir rami": :.nd tourist travelers
from > j t h c r n state- t hu jrh
western North Car na. This will
help a.I of the State, especially that
portioi we t if Asheville. And
then thi - section w ! be benefited I
in another way ;>r having an outit t
into the entire South. Those wno 1
may ha\\ he.n loc. .;?* benefited by,
ih? Frs;?k5???-A miAne-Andrews road!
should take a broad v ow of the mat-j
Pici ana i ' -iw/. if..4ience
of the Neatest number of
peopl* r.ust N considered in building:
a M?ie system of rcads. Th*
counties car. . Id the local roads
and the feeder into the state system.
GET RID OF THAT i
"TIRED FEELING" j
DO you feci run down and halfsick
ail the time? Are you thin,
pale, easily tired?no energy, no j
ambition, no "pep"?
Now is the time V take Cudc's
w Pepto-Mangan. It will brace you up,
give you a delightful feeling of vigor
and ambition, enrich your blood, build
finn. solid flesh. and bring the healthy
color back to your skin.
Your druggist has Gude's?Liquid
Or solid, as you prefer.
Gude's
Pesio~Mandan
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^?*^^n^Bloo^Emriche^ I
? Letters From the I
* People ?
A A
BUSTER WANTS A MOTHER.'
Greensboro, H C.
Dear Mr. Editor:
I am a little habv boy two months j
old, and they call me "Buster". A
kind providence sent me to the Chil-1
dren's Home Society, and 1 am |
growing everv day and will *oon be j
a hip bouncing boy.
I want some good woman to write
the ruperintendent of the Children's
Home Society of North Carolina. I
Greensboro. N. C.. and ask him to j
give ny* t0 her. I am sure he will j
do so, as hi- ha=? so many mother- j
less babies and mor,. want t come
to the Home. Write him today and i
I will bring joy and happiness t*
some childless home.
With love.
A HOMELESS BABY BOY.
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Ebeneezer
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good advice.
Our Sunday School here opened
up ??d we hope to have good success.
Miss Ruth Cornwell and Prela
Jahnson visited their grandmother
and home folks recently.
Mr. George Hembree passed thru,
our section the other day.
Little Miss Maude Fricks and ,
others, returned home from Murphy I
where they havt. been attending.
school.
Miss Fdith Young visited Miss
Nellie White Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Alvin Pockery was a visitor
at Mr .1. E. Grages Sunday afternoon.
Mr Charlie Killian and Mr. Arthur
Stephens have gone to Gas- ,
tenia.
!
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Mr. Frank Graves wm a pleasant
vis i to r at Ebeneezcr Sunday.
Re\ Mull failed to fill his ap
P'.i.mjv .. a::? mi- ,? nvrv ncre
wi-rc disappointed Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Luther Adanv and
'dr n. Mr and Mrv Ivwoy!
StU? * i :td tw children, all left las:
Tuesday morning for Gastonia.
Mr. K1 Allen made a bu- nesa
trip to Murphy Friday.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swanson and
\ little ehi'.drer spent the pa t
voek with Mr. and Mrs. And aThompson.
Mr. l.ou Fr. :nar made r
: trip to Suit last Thurrd.
The i.ttle son of Mr. and Mr- Jim
Swanson is on the sick li- thi> w. k.
Ai.?o Mrs. Swan-on is very <ick.
1 Ed Allen went to Suit last Saturday
and put in a new phone for R.
I L. Keenur . also one for Milton
N'oble. whieh will make twrntyeigh:
1 phone* on our line.
Mr S V Allen visited his daught
r. Mr-. Add t Peeples. at Pi:?ktown
Saturday night.
Miss Emma -Tones is a resfdlar
caller at Pustell now.
>>! ! Padgett and Henry Fickle
simer speni me wrtK-ena w.m .?ir.
Andrew Thompson They verp up
from Ducktown on a hunting trip.
They returned together with Mr.
Thompson to Ducktown Sunday after
a jolly hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Allen and
vo child "en. of Ducktown. were visnjr
relative-: on Shoal Creek Sun
?3FM
^es Bird St 'es ar.d Ida Ss-c
r. visits? . n M' n Su-c
' noon.
1 >!E CHEROKEE SCOUT, MU
Mr. and Mrs. Shiram Jones and
little daughter, Willie Su, passed
throufrh our section Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Willie |
Crowder on March 20^ a little
dauphter.
Rev. PassQiore failed to fill his j
appointment 'at Shoal Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Chatman. of Shady Lane. !
i visited her father, Mr. Bill Brendls. j
| on Shoal Creek Saturday night.
I
V.. H. Allen and little son visited.
Mr. Alien's mother, Mrs. R. P. Al- j
Ion, Sunday afternoon.
I
The Sunday schol will start at
Shoal Creek next Sunday.
Jim Swanson and Mari^ Thompson
made a busines trip to Ducktown
Thursday returning: Friday.
?- ? Mr.
^*harli4? Marrow, from Hunter
Switch, visited Jim Swanson Saturday.
sirs, jane Mason and prandson. ,
Dee Swanson. made a business trip
to Suit Saturday afternoon.
Clyde Stiles and l*akes Quinn 1
were out joy ridinp Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Brown attcndthe
sinpinp Sunday morninp.
? BoUing Springs *
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:-c?x?:~x-o-c^-o-c?x~:Everybody
is plant np par dens
these days.
Mr. Ira Snei d and Alfred P iyno
returned to Snowbird Cap to their
Work Sunday.
Mr. Jasper Rhodes is str!| haulinp
lumber for Mr. C. C. Mills.
Mis? Eulalia Davis visited her sister.
Mrs. W. L. Mundv Thursday.
Miss Mae Ahemathv visited Mis:
? .
narti .uuncy bmmhm|
Mrv. Ira .Mundy. from Pennsylvania.
and hi* brothers. Lather. Garfield.
Stanton and Ed. of West Virginia,
are visitine tht :r parents. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mundy. this
-. 'el .
Mr. Joe Abernathy and family
have moved to the Mack Lunsford
1 farm where he is expecting to do
farming this year.
Master Dee McDonald is -irk this
week with the flu.
Master Wayne Abernathy visited
ihirgnn McDonald Saturday.
Mrs. I.ou Patterson and Lena
"h :mbe* visited Mr . W. L. Mundy
?; -day.
M . 1 C. V is doing -ofe good
v (v at his saw mill these days.
Sundav school has opened again
"
for the first refreshings of spring
Everybody is invited to come and
take part.
If w?. don't fight the boll weevil
- will. Let** si! ??* nts
write items to the Cherokee Scout.
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ItFHY. NORTH CAROLINA
We are having some nice spring
weather now.
We hapc our superintendent will
b?? out uext Sunday.
I?0 I g
Tm si-k people of this commun
ity are aSowly improving.
Mr. Ed Mundv, 0f Culberson, -and
Fred and Farfield, and Stanton
Mundv, of West Virginia, and Mrs.
Tom Curtiss, of Culberson, arc
spending a few days with their p-.enta.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Munri . of
this plac.e, who are very i. with
the flu.
M;sses Anr.n Lou nnd Myrtle
Dockery spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Sneed.
Mr. I.uther Mundy returned last
week f. .' West Virginia where he"
has Ih<.- fo several months. i
Everybo. .. come to Sunday school
good work.
Mr. William M.ntz and Frid Lovingocd,
of Owl Creek, spent a little
while in our midst Sunday.
Mrs. Monroe Garrett and two little
sons visited Mrs. Joe Abernathy
Sunday.
M Mack Lunsford has moved w'
family near Grandview to Mrs. John j
McDonald's place.
Miss Eva Abtrnathy went to j
Grand view Saturday.
Mr-*. En llie Abernathy is improv- '
injr after u long illness*
Mr. Tom Curtiss, of Culberson,!
: pent Sunday night at this place.
Marble *
Mrs. Delia Cowans, of Woodstock.
Ga., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Lance.
School closed Friday with a very
j
Miss Julio. McComi - was an Andrews
shopper Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. I). S. Russell, of An*
j drews. were shopping in town M< m|
d?y
Rev. (.*. F. Owen preached at Marble
Sunday.
i
Mr. Arthur I'almer has ln> new
Paint fori
~ --?
It IZ r com. .end Certain-teed
pa >;.* becatise
it free: c:tr customers
mure Jor their money.
Our experience is th.it
Certain-teed has more
/ and ' j. -ars knger
crdmary point.
Cherol
Murpl
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f
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residence most ready to move into. 1
Mr. Ernest Palmer is moving to
Coalville.
y? I
Mr. A. D. Evans, one of tlie Marble
teachers, returned t^ his home
at Hnyesville Sturday.
Mr. H. N. Moore moved 7?is faml*
ly back to Hnyesville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, of
Upper Peachtrce. were visitors al
Marble Monday.
Mr. Commodore Davis, of Almond
was a pleasant visitor at Mr. Jack
Barton's the past week.
Mess.-. Willard. If .k and Ah"
Sudderth were week-end visitors at
Marble.
Mr. Kiihard Lee, of Marble, is
working at Hcwett, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. R )binson are
visiting at Mr. Lance's this week.
Mr. Tom Hcnson and Mr?. R. L.
Gibson visited at the home of J. J.
Trull the past week.
Mis4 Julia McCombs returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Abernathy
and Miss Julia McCombs spent Su;.
day with Mr. and Mr . J.
mer.
Mis Laura Crisenbcrry is visitinp j
in Murphy this week.
J A V
Iff "T HAVE TAKEN Carcii
.t t, * condition, nervousness
weak too." says Mrs. Silvu
^3 "Cardui did me just lots ot
jj5 it to my daughter. She con
?? sides and back. She took
her condition was much bet
Eg] "We have lived here, neat
5* now we have our own hon
, |pij work pretty hard, as this c>
made it hard on us.
HBm "I WISH I could tell w
medicine that helped give i
do my work." This card fi
m A E
I In
^^Thc Worn
^house^
VOl" need only S} j <^allo
~ White to paint a spacious !
That means less than ;sl for
i'KT m r r?? ortif'o tl.^n n nl.
in., ix a i!
in ks setting of green luwn
takes so little paint to keep j
:'."J new, it i- a pity to pui
the color let us show jou th
had in Wmrtain-teeJ outside p;:
Certaii
tee Hardw
ly Hardwa
Murphv. N.
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FrU.,. ?U?h Wi ltB | ,
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MRS. A. Z. HARRELL
GAINS 24 POUNDS
Declare Tanlac Rest ored
Her After 5 Yean
Of Suffering From
Stomach Tremble.
"I was almost a nervous wreck
but Tanlac has built me up twenty.
four pound \ and I never felt better
in my life." declared Mrs. A. ?
Harr 309 W. Graham. St.. Shel^
X. C.
sr.ffeivd from stomach troobfc
five years. and was in a te.nbly
nervous, run-down condition. aj. ]
most everything I ate refn cd to ]
digest, but soured on my stomach I
and kept in? in misery. My app*.
tite left me entirely, and I simply |
dreaded to eat, because I '..new r !
would suffer so badly afterward. |
I was ?o unstrung the least little
?.;n.? tt-mild iin set n>o??
*"*" ? K *?*!
night's sleep was impossible, and 1
nothing seemed to do me any po<>^ i
until osi: T.tnlac
bo4 of Trr.lac niade u?
a . .11 :i i.,:y wo ma i. My
v. -1 . gone. I >1 "op .jr?dl|
and f... f .i headaches tV;.t used lfl
nearly drive nie frantic have never
bothered me since. My stamach
trouble ha- been completely over,
come, I have a splendid appetite,
and I think Tanlac simply grand.*
Taniac is sola by nil Kwd arm
j r : . Over 33-millton bottles sold.
B
^sh 1
ui for run-down, worn-out BB
and sleeplessness, and I was Rji
e F-stcs, of Jennngs, Okla. Mj
good?so much that 1 gave H
iplained of a soreness in her PJ
tliree bottles of Cardui and Ha
Jennings, for 26 years, ar.-f HI
le in town. I have had to Hi
lunlry wasn't built up, and it H( H
eak women of Cardui ? the
me the strength to go on ana K n
IIfils her wish. 31H
>DUl|
an's Tonic HR
_ iHj
lomelikc thisTw'xSi1)- |
the paint. There is noth- n
cly painted, white house H
and shrubbery. When it S
; five home like this fresh H
: <41 painting. Whatever M
e choice rich shades to be D
are Co. I
ire Co. I
n