PAGE SIX
MOTORCADE OF 1,500 MILES p
PLANNED OVER A. S H.
^Continued from pug*.' 1) ^
; u headquarters ?nd an elaborate
dinner will be served on the root
garden on the evening of October 12.
\ majority of the dt legate-; to the
tor.vei.:ion will ecme in the big mo
reade which is to be run from Ashe- .
"lie to Atlanta- This moto.cade,
r.cked by the ofnciuis of the national
association and sponsored by the ,
Vsheville Chamber of Commerce, the | ^
Asheville newspapers and the Ashe- '
'lie civic organisations, will leave
hat city on the morning of 31on
lay, October 11. Luncheon will be
id at Murphy and the 11 ght will be
; i at at Gainesville, where extensive
ian? to. the entertainment of the
:i uri?ts are now being made by Fres- [
ideat Es: s and a committe of citi
us.
m<
?,he motorcade wi i arrive in At- tj,
acta on the morning of Tuesday, ^
October l'J, and will be taken direct- ^
y t- tne ^outneasiern.lair ^rouna# ,
* Lnkewood park, where, Tuesday.
robably will be set aside as Appa..
hian Scenic Highway day, and !
where special arrangements will be j jt
. aile Lor the entertainment and! u
unsure of the visitors, including j mi
i barbecue or dinner. Tuesday eve- ,0
ing the tourists will be entertained
. it an elaborate dinner at the Anslev 0f
hotel. Wednesday morning and early
Wednesday afternoon will be de- j);i
voted to the convention proceedings. cr
Yfter the adjournment of the con- vj
cntion Wednesday afternoon the ur
tourists will be taken on automobile v.e
rips around the city and on Wednes- te
day evening they will be the guests
it a dance and theater party. All \;
the social ciubs will extend courtesy m
cards to the visitors who will be in- <j,
vited to play,on the golf course? and
otherwise enjoy the club privileges. M
at
CHlCHESTfeRS PILU
DIAMONO BRAND
sf*Wf ^ LADIES
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M.k T??r l>r?iririH for CHT-CHHS TER S A P>
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in Rko in,l/A
Get o crtallle boxra. aealed with BludO)
Ribbon. Till NO OTHtx. B*y R y/ I el
Dr.|i,1>l M l *.k for rni-CHEH-Tf U ? V
DI AMOND H1HSD PII.LB, for tWfr.D-S? :t
frara regarded na Bnt.Sifnt, Alvr?7* Reliable. |
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
*?& EVERYWHERE 1
1 T 1
[jj In the heart
? Carolina, and on t
I! This is your
[ | best hotel sites in f
I j one of the fastest |
[ j 100 LOTS
[ 3 Friday, Jul}
ij
| | One-fourth
II will be allowed.
I J The ladies c
]j 100 Lo
I j!
n j i Home Office
H 11 Hotel Ansley, Ati
H 5Lii!izji!jmjgiHjargjiirzizjHi
OSTMASTERS OF
N. C. IN SESSION
fed For Membership Drive Stressed
At Greensboro
Gr < nsboro, July 12,?About 100
*t' sters, members of the North
r. lina bianch of the National
u?.ue of District Postmasters, in
e first day of a two-day annual con.
ntho here today, were welcomed
the city, heard addres?es on mcth1s
in accounting, finance and other
?>es of postoffice work; were given
ride over the city, and were informby
the president and secretary of
e organization of the work of the
anch in the past year.
' yde H. Jarrett, of Andrews, present
of the branch, gave an account
ti e activities of the organization
the past year. He urged a memrsnp
campaign on the part of every
^niber of he branch, stating that
number of postmasters in North
irolina is about 1,500 but the
anch has a membership of only
>out 200.
The report of Miss Sallie K. Willis,
of Magnolia, secretary of the
ate branch was an interesting one.
. too, showed the need of a memership
drive. She reported 200
embers with probably a few more
enroll in a short while, while the
anch has a potential membership
over 1,400. But she stated that
>od gains have been made. In the
ist year, the membership has incased
more than it did in the preous
18 months. She also reported
i finances of the organization, reij
ts, disbursements and other matrs.
K. A. Meeks, vice-president of the
ational League of District Postasters
was slated to make an ad ess
hut a telegram was read from
im in which he expressed regret thai
nother engagement prevented his
:tending the convention.
OFFICIALS TO MEET HERE
EORGIA. N. C. A. S. H.
(Continued from page 1)
>unteous picnic luncheon at some
icturesque and scenic point in oi
ear the city of Murphy and even
Tort will be made to give the vis
ors a good time.
"Within the next few days com
littees will be organized for the bi(
rcasion and the people of Murph]
CTIi
iday, .
OTS
of the Blue Ridge Moun
he Atlanta-Athens-Ash
, in the beautiful pleasa
THE
opportunity to buy at y
"Jorth Georgia or West?
growing towns in the rr
r 23rd, at one o'clock, rt
cash, the balance in one
if the Clayton Churches
its
THE CHEROKEE SCO!
I will, as usual, more than measure J
up to all expectations. We are delighted
that the important joint 5 I
} meeting is to be held at Murphy and
we are greatly pleased over the fine
work which The Atlanta Journal has I'
done anu is doing to let the world a
know of this unsurpassed scenic e
highway. Travel is rapidly increas- 1*
: ing over the Appalachian and it is s'
' >erving tc open up the mountan section
nf north Georgia and western ?
Xorth Carolina."
The joint committee meeting at
Murphy will consider ways and J1 f
means to further advance the inter- **
ests of the Appalachian Scenic High-,
way, will celebrate the completion of c>
he paving of the highway from ^
Murphy to Asheville and the macadamizing
of the highway from Murphy
south to a point near Cleveland.
Ga? about 25 miles north of Gainesrille.
a
Among those who will be on the -j
program for addresses at the Murphy 4j
meeting will be Roseoe Marvel. of o
Asheville. president of the Appala- c
chian Scenic Highway association:
jrtenry n. r,stes, ol Gainesville. pro*J
idont of the Georgia division of the j
association: Major John S. Cohen. j
editor of The Atlanta Journal; Chas. ^
A. Webb, editor of the Asheville Cit- o
lzen; John N. Holder, chairman of
the Georgia state highway board; ,
James G. Stikeleather, of Asheville.
state highway commissioner for the
Ninth North Carolina district; W. D. ,
Hoffman, president of the Atlanta "
chamber of commerce; Roger Miller. v
{executive of Commerce; Mayor Hill t
of Murphy. N C., and Preston Arkwright,
president of the Georgia Rail- j.
way and Power Company. ..
J
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
, Having qualified as administrator
1 of the estate of Prank W. Barnard 1
. late of Cherokee County, this is to j
' notify all persons having claims i <
against said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before the *j
17th day of July 1927, or this no- r
' tice will be pleaded in bar of thir
recovery. All persons indebted to j \
said estate will please make imme-1
diate settlement. , t
This July 17, 1926. <
. C. C. ROBINSON,
Administrator of the estate .f l
r Frank W. Barnard, deceased.
(50-6t-pd) 4
1
FACTORY TOWN NEWS
r >
,T The Rev. Allen Fain preached a 1
ONJuly
22
ROPERTY OF CHAS B.
AS THE SENATOR BOB
LOCA
tains on the Tallulah Falls 1
eville National Highway, v
nt and picturesque summer
BUSINESS MAN HOME
rour own price, railroad froi
rn North Carolina. This pr
loun tains and just think you
REMEMBER THE
kin or shine, you make the pi
TE1
s and two years at eight pei
will serve dinner and refrt
OGL1
TY AUCT
SALES
JOHN P. OGLES
!ia?aiS!igiaiaiaigiaiamaigia
ifer: 11 i in iHffifittTii { .
JT. MURPHY, N. C.
Hoore Property
Sold At Auction
A portion of the subdivision of the
roperty of E. C. Moore va? sold at t
u?.tion Wednesday by the Holtailig* c
r-Lummus-Truluck Auction Com- I
any, of Atlanta. About 27 lots were r
lid. which included some \ery do- c
irabie residence property. The price C
f the lots ranged from $60.00 to ii
800.00, and was said by some to I
uve been less than the property was i
p ill. worth, since it was located al- r
lost n the heart of Murphy. t
The sale hegar. at ten o'clock and t
losed shortly after 12, after which a
arbeene .was served the public free (
* tl e pasture at Howell's Spring. 1
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CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank our many friends
nd neighbors for their kindness dur- ?
ig the sickness and death of our f
ear baby and for the beautiful floral |
fferings that were great)v appreeiat- ^
d. ,
Little A. J. Hillman, James, was
orti August 30th, 1024. died July j
9th. 1926. Rev T. L. Sasser con- ?
ucted the services at the home and (
lev. D. H. Rhinehart was in charge j
f the services at the grave.
Our little one was laid to rest in i
he Methodist cemetary. t
MR. AND MRS ACEY JAMES. (
G -d called our darling one to rest, ,
knd we all know that he knew best.. j
ery interesting sermon at the Fac- j ^
orw Town Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rich and Miss) j
Ivelyn Rich motored to Copper Hill.
Tenn., Sunday.
Miss Etnu Wilson from Marble is .
isting friends and relatives. I
Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Burglis visited ,
tome folks Sunday.
Mr. J. A. Rich left Monday for
^anton. Ga., and other points.
Prayer meeting at the Factory
Town Church every Wednesday
light. All are invited to come.
Mrs. Bill Cole is on the sick list at
his writng.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Patterson were '
he guests of Mrs. Fait King Sunlay.
Mrs. Thomas Dockery is visiting 1
friends and relatives at Hanging Dog.
M. o ..i \l?. oi a t-.j ?
* ' . aiiu mo. viimuu lumttm irom
Vndrews were the guests of Mrs.
F\ilton Hamilton, Saturday.
Mrs. Jim West and daughter Ethel
s visiting friends and relatives at
Bates Creek.
-Claj
>rd At
DOUGLAS BETTER K]
HAMBY PROPERTY
TED
Railroad, on the highw ay
within fifty feet of the c?
resort section of Georgia
SEEKER AND INVES1
itage lots for filling stat ior
operty is bound to enh am
i will buy it at your ow n p
DAY AND DATE
rice, the owner makes the
IMS
cent or for cash on the d
sshments on the grounds.
iSBY
ION COM
AGENT
BY, MANAGER
BigRiaianraiaigntiEBniE
rennessee Scouts
Camp at Murphy
A party of forty Eagle Scouts and
en officers of the Chattanooga Counil
Bey Scouts of America camped in
he Cool Springs section Monday
light. They were on their annual
umping tour which is given by the
^hattanooga Council to Scouts reading
a certain standard of efficiency
I hey left Chattanooga Monday mornng
at !? o'clock and airived in Mtr>hy
about 5:30. and came by way of
'leveland, Benton, and Harbuch, over
he Kimsey Highway
The party was headed by F. E.
nn, S;out Executive in charge. W.
Love, Departmert Commander,
vu? in charge of the pilo. ear. Other
-'out officials in the party were C.
P??n?*ne!c occlelanl K A ?..U......
gist and Scout Master; J Bailey
<icklin, oldest Scout Master in Ten-1
?esse in point of service; W. B. Rolin?.
Mayor of St. Elmo, Tenn., and
). 11. Robinson, Scout Master Troop
19. St. Elmo.
They left Tuesday morning for
Bryson City. Waynesville and other
Morth Carolina points. Those in
barge of the party were much im>ressed
with the beauty and scenery
>f Murphy and surrounding country.
When interviewed, request was made
hat special mention be made of the
curtesy and hospitality accorded
them while in Murphy by Attorneys
'. D. Mallonee, D. Witherspoon, Chief
of Police D. M. Birchfield, and Mr. J.
tV. Davidson
FOR SALE?One Electric Shoe shop,
completely equipped, located.under
I. W. Davidson's store. Priced to
tell. See us if you want a good
business proposition at a bargain. E.
C. Mallonee and H. E. Dickey.
(lt-pd)
Wife And Husband
Both 111 With Gas
"For years I had gas on the stomach".
The first dose of Adlerika
helped. I now sleep well and all gas
is gone. It also helped my husband."
(signed) Mrs. M. Brinkley.
ONE spoonful Adlerika removes GAS
and often brings astonishing relief
to the stomach. Stops that full
bloated feeling. Brings out old.
waste matter you never thought was
in your system. Adlerika is wonderful
for chronic constipation.
R. S. PARKER, Druggist
rtnn
r
1 Oclc
NOWN 100 1
that leads from Walhalla
inter of Clayton and wil
and Western North Care
~ER
i, house and lot, business
:e in value, for it is locat
trice.
deeds.
effered payments a five
PANY U
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niaaiaRiuaiiniMBB
FRIDAY. JULY 23. 192B
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAT
SALE
For the- purpose of satisfying
taxes for the year 1925. <i?c. , ,
Town of Murphy, N. C.. the
signed will offer for sale to the hiri"
est bidder for cash at the coorthonw
door in Murphy. North ..
- - " Monday
the 16th, day of August 1926, the
parcels of land hereinafter set forth,
following the name of the person or
persons against whom said tax U
charged in the amounts shown:
! G. W. Barton .... 1 Lot $ 6,3]
J. H. Brendle 1 I.ot 18.97
B. V. Brooks 1 Lot 5.9;
' Cherokee Company, Trustees ^
9 Lots 1.060.62
I Frank Coleman I Lot 10.62
J W. H. Cornwall .... 1 Lot 11:13
George Cooper, 1-6
Interest ....... 12.99
S. W. Davidson Heirs 1 Lot 5.00
J. M. Davis 1 Lot 3.12
C. C. Ghormely .... 1 Lot 7.50
N. A. Gibson 1 Lot 12.65
S. C. Heighway 1 I,ot 58.85
J. M. Holcomb 1 Lot 5.00
J. A. Jordan 1 Lot 5.41
Bryan Martin .... 1 Lot 12.62
B. B. Meroney .. 2 Lots 91.85
j Neil Millsaps .1 Lot 11.13
Earl Millsaps 1 Lot ... 13.5?
T. J. McLain 1 Lot . 2.50
R. A. Owenby 1 Lot 1476
Passmore Est 1 Lot 1.25
Mrs. J. C. Poindexter 1 Lot 6.25
J. S. Quinn 1 Let 1.00
W. E. Studstill .... 1 Lot 19.56
.W. E. Studstill. W. M.
' Stiles Lot 1.47
|F. L. Teague .... 1 Lot 10.70
, Valley River Lbr. Co. 275.00
S. W. Wallace ... 1 Lot 1.81
To the above will be added the
costs of advertising and holding this
sale
D. M. BIRCHFIELD,
(50-4t?t) Tax Collector.
BEAUTY SHOPPE?Located in the
Dickey House. Specializing it
Permanent Waving, Facial Massagt,
Facial Packs, Shampooing, Scslp
treatments for dandruff and falling
nair, an a ping & ye ktows an?l Manicuring.
Open for business July 25.
(49-tf-m) -? MRS. M. McCOY.
WANTED?Your rye for cash. Any
amount, anywhere, anytime; I offer
for sale grain sacks and agree te
buy them back at fair value if in gool
condition, with your rye. It. R. Mcintosh,
Haycsville, N. C. i tS-4t-n)
riLninLnLnLrgjnjniTJTJLrp^
Ga.
I
I
>ck !
-OTS !
to Murphy, North ;
Jiin a few feet of ;
>lina. i
lots and one of the
ed in the heart of ;
100 LOTS |
per cent discount 9
)0 Lots I
(AND CONCERT 9