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MURPHY
There are several casef of mealies
in our midst. Mr. T. S. Ledford has a
little boy very sick with them.
Mr. Semley is visiting hie daughter,
Mrs. J. W. Morgan, of Madisonvillc,
Tenn.
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?reat'y redui
combustion t
complete rise of the p
method of correcting si
the spark which again n
Many gasoline mixtui
which in a way might (
oftimes tire remedy is \
In NO-NOX Motor Fi
without a single harmf
takes the carbon kncc!
any motorist knows th
quicker acceleration, sr
and More Power, less g
a more satisfactory op
lower repair cost.
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Nort-Nox'ous, Nan
ore harmful to man or
gasoline. We ask you t<
ur own judge.
is p; iced only three cenl
in That Good Gulf Gas
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CHEROKEE SCOUT,
Mr. George and Taft Nelson and
Mr. Taylor Linderman passed through
our midst Sunday.
We are very sorry to hear of Mr.
Norman Runlon dying a few days
ago.
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MOCK or motor detonfrom
being annoying
;es power efficiency?
aking place before the
iston. The mechanical
ach knocks is to retard
educes power efficiency,
es have been devised
eliminate the knock but
vorse than the ailment,
tel we have the remedy
ul feature-it positively I
c out of the motor, and
it this means easier and
noothei running motor
:ear shifts and generally
eration of the car at a
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aline.
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MURPHY, N. C.
Mrs. Lillie Hamby's folks have the
mumps.
Mr. S. C. Ledford is installing a
Telephone in his home.
Mr. Maohburn is doing some nice
sawing with his new saw mill.
Mr. Frank Deaver went over to
Violet, N. C., to a school entertainment
one night last week.
Mrs. Ada Burgess has moved to
Englewood, Tenn., where she will
work in the mills.
Mr. Ben Rose has moved to the
Ada Wurtres nlacr.
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Miss Carrie Berrong and Eula Mac
Berrong were visitors of Mrs. S. C.
Ledford Sunday afternoon.
There will be a meeting at I'leasent
Hill Saturday and Saturday night
and Sunday Everybody invited to
attend.
Mrs. Laura Shearer !i&3 ordered a j
fine silvertone phonograph v. h::h she
is well pleased with.
"The Old Familiar Face"
Andrews with the pasing of Maria
Young, colored, known to all this section
as "Aunt Maria," the community
sustains a great loss. Black and
white alike will miss her. She occuCASTORIA
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racing down hi?!
Take one look at this ]
not pretty, to bo sure, bi
any sensible *-, <h
tion is the oi;l_ sc./- motor
car body.
That is why Dodge Br<
the all stei 1 body more
ago, and this year gred
perfected it.
In fact, Doatze Prothc
that the da.\ '3 r.; _ f r
motor car bodies vi
People will shuc si
having ridden in th::
uoage urotiicr. 1 .
durability audi ut
construction.
A steel body will r r -d
that would crn. h? <4-. .
Steel cannot snlin . F
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it
pied a unique place that no other can
fill, and Valleytown will never seem
quite the same place again. In her
humble little cabin she has extended
, as gracious a hospitality as any home
| in the land. She was a noted cook
i in her day, and when she and "Uncle
Bob" lived further up the mountain
road, many a belated traveler thankI
ed his stars that fate let him to her
door. In these days she always kept
j a bed for white folks, and the weary
'and way worn found, what he often
failed to find in the cabins of the
whites, clean sheets and new coverlids,
and a never failing spirit of hos-'
pitality. You were welcome and you I
were honored.
I In earlier days when intinerant
lumber camps sampled the virgin
forests, the men always tried to locate
near Uncle Bob's cabin, knowing
they could prevail on Aunt Maria to j
furnish their board. No home in the
country was better stored with canned
fruit, jellies and preserves, canned
and dried vegetables and pepper j
and herbs for seasoning. She had no
I dairy, but with care and ingenuity. holes
in the ground were boxed in
! and covered and the passerby was
I often regaled by a glass of cold but-;
' termilk.
I She was a shrewd judge of human
I nature, and had a contempt for the
' shiftless and idle, but even these were
kindly treated. Uncle Bob' hounds
' as well as his pigs, were the fattest
, in the country, and their hens soem1
ed never to go a strike, any neighbor
in an emergency could get fresh
eggs from Aunt Maria.
This is not a biographical sketch,
only an appreciation, as I am too far
' away to obtain data from those who
1 are better posted, and only remember
she was born in East Tcnn., and
was probably upward of eighty when
I she died. Her early life was spent
in Mississippi. The white people tr
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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 19*6.
whom she belonged used to take voyages
up the Mississippi and Maria wa<
taken along to tend and care for the
children. These were happy day?
for the little darkey, and her keen
observation and natural intelligence
gave these journeys a permanent edu.
cational value, and many a visitor
has been regaled by her pertinent
stories of river travel.
Now she has crossed the river that
separates time from eternity, her
fine old spirit has found its permanent
home. She and Uncle Bob were
always hard working and thrifty, it
is a commentary on the community,
that profited by their labor and generosity,
that they have so little to
show for their toil. Uncle Bob is
alone now and physically unfitted to
"carry on" much loneer unaided.
are we going to do about it?
Aunt Maria is survived by four
children, forty-four grand children
33 great grand children and two great
great great grand children.
MRS. DONALD WILSON*.
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