FRIDAY AUGUST 7, 1925.
PGSTELL h
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pceples and
little daughter, Bobbie Allen togeth- ^
tT with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adinjr- j
ton md -hildren Gradie. Inez and j.
Dorthy. all frnnr Ducktown, Tenn. b
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Y. A 1 n. Sunday.
Miss Vaud Quinn. who is teaching
al J r. n School house sper.t .he
geek "id with home folks.
Mr. Riley Kiilpatrick of Gastonia
ua> ' visitor on Shoal Creek las? 4|
geek. ,
v. Ella Teague visited Mrs Ellar '
j{, _ Friday, Mrs Hoghed is Still
xt: ly ill at thir writing.
M Ida Passmore and Son Frank j
0{ I*stown, Tenn. wore visitors on
5h Creek. Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Pirley El rod and chilDucktown,
visited Mrs. Elrods
Par -r Mr and Mr^. John Mason j
, nighty
P - G. \V. Sparks of Maryville
TV: - Holding a Revival incting .
at >' 1 Creek Church this week. ^
Mr and Mrs. Gypson and hildren
,,f i perhill wire Guests of Mr and
>! M.r-hall Hamby Sunday.
V Pauline Pawmore of Ducktewn
w visiting her aunt Mrs Florence
John-en
Mi-- Blanch Tc-ague was a visitor
on - 1 creek over the week-end. ' ^
WOLF CREEK
V. . rad Mrs. J< hn Newman of Hot
H" pas-', d through our section!"
. i.-it to the latter' parents, Mr.!'
James Paynttr of Belltown.
Rev's A. F. Burns, Otto Bell ?
;.nti ie- Ballew are conducting; rejvices
at Pleasant Hill church
for a few days.
V: 1. R. Hyatt moved John p
T1 and his niece, "Brackie," ,
r m ar Galloway last week to his {
plr.< . ?
M- . George Fincher, of Copperhi'J.
i very sick at her daughter's Mrs ^
M; i arct I.edford. Mrs. Fincher was
r ar< d in this community and has a ''
host t relatives and friends here. 1 Ti-cre
was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
ni Robinson one night last week
a hn'o>.
S !'[, ,f our people are planning
or iierd'ng the Singing Convention
a.* Mt. Moriah church n \t Suntit
> .
Mr. P. S. Denton of Chattanooga, j
ar.'i . rmerlv a citizen of this play '
w; i plea-ant visitor here last \v ek
JL on
? | The Chevr
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ALL PI
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Q U A L I T
le returned home Thursday.
Mr. John Cole is now hauling Crosses
to the Tennessee Copper Co.
rom his mill with a new Ford truck
le makts four loads per day am
auls ten ti s at a load. IV : y r
usine?s.
LET1TIA ITKMS
Our school L.pan at Co!l:- Jul;
7th with a largi attendance. We ;-.r
xpicting a g< . ?.! school.
.Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Taylor of Tur
'etown, linn. are visiting relatives
c-ie.
Mr. ar.d Mis. It. O. Taylor r.av
ii.ved to Unaka wh< re Mr. Tayh>
as a |k sition as principal ? f th
'naka School. \Y?. wish him grea
ucct ss.
Some of the patrons of the scho<
let la>t Saturday and cleaned ? t
iie school grounds which adds a gre;
al to the attractivness the sch ?
uilding.
Messr . K. H. anil W. M. <"! > nts a
o ng a good business thcs* day
auling cord wood.
Traftu- i-n the Dillard Hi&hwa
im-rmsing. Many tourists are ral
ig through from the Tennessee* lin
hich gois to show they consider th:
h? best and most practical r- ut
rom '1 ennessee.
Mr. M. I). Hall and son, Frank,
.Iiiii- ?uuu, icon, 'I irrollf*
ere Wednesday. July 29th, enrout
i> Bra-.' town the h??me f Mr. Hail
;?n, John. Mr. Hall once lived i
bis section.
Sunday School Rally
At Ranger Aug 16t!
There will bt a Sunday Scho?
!al!v at Ranger on Sunday, Augunth.
Everybody cordially inv I-.
i? conic and brine u lun< h. Th
onimitUc is enmpo-ed of : Mi; <'. ,\
nc d, Mr*. \V. A. Evans, Mr
tlanch? Kilpatriik. Mrs. M. L. Ki
at rick ard Mis. Nina J hn<<n.
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X* night after the evening mr ,1 -s the i
( "Wright h .ur" Th-r: read .. id Jo <
) thr fnm.ly c
^ Y Harold Bell
Wright's
.'teft Mil Set I :> . "A - < Ii
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Economical Trai\?porta\
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olet Motor Compan
ng reductions in tl
iosed models:
Coupe former
price $715
Coach former
price $735
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WCES F. O.B. FLINT, Ml
EY MOTOR CO. De
Murphy, N. C.
' Y A T ? I/O
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT
Resolutions Drawn
By Valleytown Citizens
Andrew?. N. C. ~
July 22nd. 102r,.
At a meeting of the citizens >1
Valleytown Town-hip. Ch r i:t?. ' > n
ty. S. C.. held at Andrews and ... d
f( ; . purpose of ecn>ide*.ng t.-e
1? i... n f the State Hirhw:. . from
'e Mil!,*".;'. . to tht X. i ,-Tean.
State i: . to known zs an :r.t r-tatc
project:
$ And whereas, wi n-:1 d": \rtn.e
i opinion oi the K . ...a - . of the
, j .(.posed routes:
r And whereas, at r. . hit
at Murphy. N. C. -n the 10th day < :
it March. 192o. -f the County C< .
i bsioners of Choioke-.- <" jnty. N*.'
- Cr.c role t Highway Ccmmi.-sion
>i _ *
:<! tep.eser.talive -.-it:sens. Hen. J.
it G. Stikelcath:r. Stat' H chw..-- c- ::>
^ nissionei, was requested to select."
through hi-" engineers, th0 rnost f
sible ar.d practical route- fioni V,. r
phy, N. C., to the N. ? .-Tenn.. Statu
!ine* to j in with a road te? b con-,
structed and maintainedjby the Sta.c
I Tenn., so as to form an intctsstat
road;
.. And Whereas, information h. come
to us thr.t Hon. J. C. St ikeleather
is using his best effort* wi: 1the
bonding company and otners
^ looking toward the early complete
ion of that link of N. C., 2u i . j;~
.Top ton to Almond; u
n And Whore:-, Hon. -L C. Stiki leather
has con-tructcd ir. Cherokee i4^County.
N. ( about "! t milt - ^
concrete, watcrbound macadam and
i' the? types of roads: ^
1 J Then fore, be it n solved that the 21i?i;izens
?j Valieytown Town.-l.i; . in -,4
, mass meeting assembly do hereby ?i
commend the efforts o! Hon. J. ('.
it * j
Stiki leather in connection with the <*_
j link in No. 10, from T<: ion A Ij
mond; thank him for construct^ n m:
of highways in Cherokee County. ^
j" and request that h? continue his b *
j efforts in thi location and taking Ai
.over by the State <f a r..ad fading
- j from Murphy, N. to the N. C.Tenn.
State lin^ -o as to form an
interstate highway.
W. W. ASHE a
J. W. is. DAVIS $
D. H. TIELIT r P
? Committee j
Coming to I? nita Theatr , Aug. Kg
26th, "Fighting i: France*'. 29
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MURPHY. N. C.
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A <!' : of milk coagulated and tia*
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f.-.via?
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An : ; r : 5C to rity
> ' : u ri.ni' r
Rul- s with povere i n power
An -rv 22 -I'very
No :rir one
lvrtain re t?> an orf?
And m- te-th 2*?1'nlty
(irrrn fr t usci an a rt"
Tf . -it S3?Rodent
I'm 1; i-ntl' n
Art :i:t.rrr.a:,\> vote
KKyptlft-, r.wr 4J-An overcoat
Fora-er German ruler
-Note < ! aie
Aluav-; ro ikl 4!*?Kind of tre?
Prefix ylcnifyinjr double. twice
t"n t of work S2? Wooden lever
Exercise assigned to a pupil for
study
-Postpones ??~-?t
iswer To Last Week's
Cross-Word Puzzle
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:tours on
ROUTE NO. 10
Announced in the North CaroStatc
Highway Commission
tli ly Detour Bullitcn, for An trust
detour? for No. 10 High\vav are
r U ws:
liisoury and Spenccr? Easth und
fic turn light front Main street
II nderson street, following this
ci :i, block to Lee stre t; th.nce
on Lee street and follow signs
. vinteenth street; thenee 1 ft -.n
mte.nth street to Main sire t;
ce right on .Main street to Spt ne">
tiiound traffic follow .ev : t
hove.
"hittier to Bryson City?Westid
traffic turn to left at large
ur sign opposite Whittier erossr-ukaseigee
River on steel bridge
follow.* well marked detour to
rete bridge across Tuekaseigee,
rccross river and follow well
ved detour down river t Bryson
City to Topton?Westid
traffic leav- No. 10 at large
ur sign about four miles west of
on and f dlow Route No. 2SG
ugh Franklin to Georgia line;
ce through Clayton and Hiate,
Ga., into Route No. 280.
line, thenc; on to Hay-.--ville
R. u;e No. 28 into 10 at Muristbound
reverse.
ndrews to Murphy?^Westbound
fie leave Route ! ) at w<!M ?nd of
concrete pavement in Andrews
Inilow well markid detour unt 1
int on Route No. 28. about four
s from Murphy is reached, then
>w Route No. 28 into Murphy,
ea-hound reverse,
aynesville to Hazel wood -Westid
traffic turn sharply to right
of main street of Wayncsville at
detour sign and follow well
ted detour through Haze I wood
; into Route 10 at a point just
of Hazelwood.
istbound traffic reverse.
icatre, Saturday night. Aug. 8th.
Pickford in -The Hill Billy".
"Sante Fe Trail".
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Vertical.
1? Quaked S-NVimtlTe arsw?r
?Military attendant
4? K 11*11.xl. whool for
ft !!.* >-iratlif-rlng linpleint-nt j
7?Harmony
8 - S- .rfu rn Htatr <abbc >
9? Small motor ship IS Brvrra<r j
15?A republic lft~Orafty
IT Hawaiian food frown r
tl?StiflK n.i?-l in forn.snif name- of i
fhrtnicnl compounds
T4 -Clamorous T7 Hovin* qnallri|?->l
1-S Arri ys fpoet'.oi % n?*a*tlv
31 II?'l?>mtin.T to :m ' tt-Ows ir.
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3T.? It Is i contracted) Oanfters
?* -Arabian Nichta i-hnm- ii r
5?- l'tirt of "to f
40 To increase by laborious or scanty
ad"'. i:?n
42?'"nndiirt<il 44?Therefore
tfi- Who.) of i!:? r? gal loch
51?East side mbhr.) 52?Sun *od
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i Penland Doing Good
Work In Clay, Says Sims
(
Following the report of Mr. P.
W. Sims, g.ncrnl Superintendent < !':*
the North Carolina Sun lay Si i-? 1 '
| Association, which appennd in tlv.
i Charlotte Ohservi r of Sunday. Aug. | ^
2nd, relative to th, Sunday schiol s
; ::itivt,nii:?n held ii HayesviHe t cent- *
j ly: I *
The e\| ression. "From Murphy :
Mantio" ri c rtainly true when it i- *'
.applied to interest being sh wn in 1
'Sunday school work- For . xaniple.
at th Pain C" untv Sunday school v
convention, la id in Manteo t5,< la-1
of June, the chuich wn- yoked full;
of interest) d Sunday - i." ! piople. 1
and at the Clay county convention,,v
held at Ilayesville. About I "> miles
from M at phy. a 1' w days ago. there 4
I were ni 'if than people prisint
from all section- of the county.
(.'lay b" one of the small counties in 1
the stuie. but there is nothing small 11
about the interest the people of th" 1
county take in Sunday school wolk 1
The p;?sident of the t' .unty Sch>>..l
a>.-!?ciiiti -a is Janus Penlund,
H:iyes\iik. one of the -lost ren.uk- *
able nu-ii in tie count:. Mr. 1'
land b blind, but this hand! ui" ,r - ''
not prevent him from being both ..
uo.nl bu.viness in an and :i e< el Sun- '
- - - - - day
school worker. He operate*4 the I 1
lei' phorii .-y- torn of ht cnuntv. ;i:ul '
at ??f> time ia w.i i member ??f th
state legislature.
While Mr. iVnlami cannot e t
with his eyes. he ceitainly has a
keen vision a- to the importance an d j !
pus-ibillcics ?t the Sunday - ) . I. . h
Each year he givis days of Irs time
to the dcvtlopcment of Sunday .-eh". 1 '
work in his county. He not only J I
has a vision; hut he keeps up with j
the latest anil heth nut hod if doing!
Sunday school work. Mr. I'cnland >
and his wife read dozens of books
each year on Sunday -chuol wo:k.
There i- hardly a thin when th y do
not havi in their possesion ont. or ]
more of the hooks from the free clr- r
culnting library maintained l>y the',.
North Carolina Sunday School asso- t
ciation for the hen tit of Sunday
school workers throughout tlv state. t
The following are a few items t
front a rec. nt report Mr. lYnland t
gave the work he has helped to dr.
in Clay county; "During the year
we have accomplished the following: j
1. Held a Sunday school convention .
in each township in the county. 2. j
Held a conference for county and'
township Sunday school association 1
officers. :i. Held two teachers' conferences.
4- Organized cradle rolls
in two Sunday school. ?. Organ- *
ized home departments in two Sun- 1
day schools <?. secured the use of
graded lessons in throe Sunday
schools. 7. Many of our Sunday I
[schools have made improvements in 1
jail departments."
[ Mrs. C. E. Long and Miss lnc-7. Long
j of Ranger were visitors in town MonJday.
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PAGE EIVB
'rcrgram For Children's
Day At Whitr.er Church
Opening Lake l>:fc
Chapter
Prayer 1} Suj er:nt? MrE.
E. StiRs.
addte-s by the Sur-i.sy
School childrL n.
Rccitat.On by B:*'tha Johnson.
Subject: I 1< ve the Bibb.-.
Recitation by Rilla Taylor. Subject:
Are all the Childrm n?
The Story of Steph : by Nj: y
Bryson.
The Story of Calvary's Cress,
Kdna Martin and Elmer Stii s^
K .'itati'-n by D.lia V.. itner.
Subject: Tea* bines - f the Pi ?Ie.
Singjng bv the eh ir.
0. Recitation by Hattk M rtin,
Subject: Mothers Love.
1. R(i tat ion by Mrs. I. in .! r.
subject: Vi ions < ' Heaven.
i.cuuuon oy uelphiu Whitnii,
Subject: Help- m Jc.-us.
Storof ? r< . . ! ;.nr.i M I
ffTi.jil.i,
-I. Sunday S< h? i.i f. ?n . . n
girls.
Recitati i: by ) < H . .< k.
Subject: The rapture of ! .vc.
d. The Stoiy < f a Minis*.'. *- Call
to vis t the prisoner. M : be
7. Singing by th choir.
S. He who,,, the. | K?ph'*- J-1
t' 11. by 15 children.
1\ Bible Story, The 15. tray.tl of
the Savior, Mr Iv John- n.
10. Recitation : : Ni a Biy- , object:
Mali tV'ur path traight.
!1. Singing b> l'? '"our.
!li. Adjourn J. r i! nn.r,
Speaking and -lngiau by *b !J-r
oiks in the afto v.oon.
SfIT
Mr>. W. R St les of Akron.
)hio. is visiting h* r parent.-, -M . and
Rev. K. A. B< nvt-r h - return-d
Vom a visit to Gastonia among
'opperhill motored by here Sunday
>n their way t> Murphy t<> sp.nd ;>
ew hour- with Mr. Dick y - Patlay
from sunburst. X. where he
pent a f \v days with his daughter,
! - Enos Mason, who was recently
tperat-d upon for appendicitis.
Coolidge, the infant son of .M .
in.i Mi's. Bust* r Mason, ha- who- p
Mrs. Sene Ami i -.<n of Wehutty
isited h?.r , Mrs. J. .1. }{ ?,
tihnday.
Mr. \V. < laud Pope turned M-.n
lay from Akron, *>hi . wh? ho
votked - v? ra! months.
Mr. I. M. Denver of Knowillo
ailed on hi- cousin Mr-. .1. J. I{<
londay.
Mr. \N . I .. McXahh and t'niv.ily .
oinpnined b\ Mr." 1.-. nnie \\\ ?.?!.
witored t !! y vill. .Sunday and
ook dime r with Mrs. MeX.ihh's
insin. Mr. <>. !.. Arnle son.
Mr. Lamia"i. one : Mr. Kollo' k'n
ortnen, >und.y wish Mr 1
. Wo .
Mr. M. : . ., a 1 -;sin11Li
: .\iu: phy Monday.
Our n on.-;ii11 vnu u, Mes-r.
F. I an.i -). M. MeNV.i.'j wire
a town M y in ; < ;nt- ?.f
it!!" Si hOlll.
Ci. j.'s are looking ini, in this seci<
n dtsi ill: continued li v v.ea
her.
Mr. Busier Mason i- j.uttine u
uite a bit : wood with his new
\?rd truck.
Mr. Kir.ory 1 rills ha* r- turned
roin a vi- t i.r.oiijr rclativ.- n
vtowoh.
GOITRE REMOVED
ritnsvill. lirt.r' Wife Save:
A.. O. .rvi:. Wants Oth To
Know.
M-:-. i . N. Baker. ? is \V. O k St.
ritvsviile. -ay- "I n 1 I . k lie
'ca! nii>sion:;ry work when 1 tell bow
ny iroiUr was rem ?v. d with S..:i-ol}u:.:rupl.,
a stninle> i'.nino vi. Mv
ryes. heart and ndAv Wt IV ;r. !.;?d
rendition. Felt no il! effect.- ror.: tr
xeatment. Glad to tell er wiite my
xpericnces."
Sold by leading druggists or wiite
Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg.Ohir
Locally at !?. S. Parker Prusr Co.
R R. I. Randolph of Rrysob
ity here one day this week enroute
o his home from Peachtree where
he and Rev A. I?. Smith of Marble
lad been conducting a secies of
evival services.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ~
Signature of