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The revival at Shoal Creek i.s sul
going on with a large attendance nn>
line preaching.
ill. and ilia. B*>?. Hurler and chil
drtn and Mr. and Mrs. Lush il'Tge
and baby from Isabella, T.-nn., visit
eil Air. and Mrs. Felix Hili, Sunday.
Kev. John Brendie and Rev. Johr
Decker accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Manul Buiger and two iit.le SO US
\ -ited Mr. and Mrs. S. Y Aden oi
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Nina Jon. s */< itiu Mr. ami
Mrs. Felix Hil. Friday.
Mr. ;?nd Mrs. Lush Handy visited
ihe formers brother, Mr. and Mrs
Mai alia! i Ham by Sunday.
We have had some ;m c rains l or
ihe past week which were badly needed.
Misses Emtna Jones and Eliza Al
ien visited Mr. and Mis. Marshall
Hanji y Thursday.
Miss Mollie l^uinn, >\ Ducktown,
is visiting her cousin, Mis- Yaud
Qiunn al Fostell.
Mrs. Florence V ,>ur.g and three
children visited Mrs. Mandy liamby
Thursday.
Mr. H N. Tayivr spent Sunda>
night at the koine oi Mr. 6. V. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs Jack 1'ayne and children
from Kobbinaviii*-, visited Mrs
kaync's parents Mr and Mrs. Tom
Allen at l'i r'.cli, .Sunday.
Misses. Laura Taylor and Blanch
'league visited Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Allen Friday.
Mr. Byrl Brown is still seriously
ill at this writing.
Dr. li. M. Young made a business
tup to Murphy Thursday.
Mr . Henry Dockery and daughter,
Miss Bessie, fioir Wchfutty spent
Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Dockery.
Miss Ida Swuuson visited Miss
Tetnpa Jones Friday.
Messrs Lake Quinn and Glen TVa
gue returned from Robbinsville Sunday.
Mr. J. R. Lambert made a business
trip to Murphy Thursday.
WEHUTTY NEWS
Miss Minnie Ferguson, of I'eachtre;
and Miss Fannie McGuire, of Andrews
were Wehutty visitors last
week.
Rev. Carl Sentelle and John Stanilridge,
of Farner, Tenn., were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hill,
Sunday.
The school here opened July 26th,
with Mr. Ernest Allen, of Posted as
principal and Miss Alice Bryson, of
Andrews as assistant.
Hubert Allen, who has been working
in Pennsylvania, visited his aunt,
Mrs. W. H. Johnson last week.
Mr. I. M. West left last week for
Zion City, 111., to visit his son, Ralph
West.
Miss Jewel Ledford who was shocked
by lightning a few days ago is
recovering.
The series of revival meetings
which have been conducted by Rev.
W. G. Sparks and Rev. Beaver at
Shoal Creek closed Sunday.
A revival meeting started at Old
Liberty Church Sunday night. Rev.
L. N. Marr will conduct the services.
The link between the Tennessee
graded road and the Shoal Creek road
will soon bo completed. Then we will
have a graded road from Murphy
connecting with the Kimsey highway
several 01 the boys and girls oi
this community will leave next Sunday
to enter The Lynn Bauchman
Memorial School at Farner, Tenn.
Mr. W. F.' Hill went to Murphy
Monday to attend the regular road
commissioners meeting.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Constable of Murphy Township
subject to the Republican Convention.
IOt-pd.^ J. A. BRIGHT.
Monday has changed from wasli
day to get-the-clothes-ready-for-the
i We art- having: plenty of ram here j
-1 now which is helping; the corps a \
XT cat deal.
Mr. J. ?\. Ha nitty who has been
r -.vk for some time is seriously ill at
* this writing.
.Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ficklesimer
1 and baby visited the formers parents
' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ficklesimer.
' Saturday right.
Fleusant Hill school opened last
Monday with Mi<s Edna Curtis as
1 teacher.
Mrs. Emma Taylor, who has been
' v..v- ?.!??% <i/.nkl? i
1 ictter at this writting.
.Mr. Wi.l lAtiford left last Wednesday
for Gastonia, N. C., to attend
'he funeral of hi" neice, Miss Nora '
Craig.
Mr. Va.-sil Hntuhy and Mis" D*?llv ,
Huge* were married a few days ago.
We wi-r. the couple much joy. Mrs.
Mary Hanihy and children
wef the vuests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom ,
ricklesino-r and family Sunday.
Mr. James Dobbins died at the
home of his brother. Mr. John Dobbin
at Hyatt. Tenn.. July 28th at '
1:15 o'clock A. M. He was 60 years c
old and was a member of the Baptist
Church for 41 years. He leaves one
brother and one sister to mourn his ]
1 Mr. John Dobbins, of Hyatt,';
IVnn.. and Mrs John I'ieklesiraers. of
Patrick. N. < His remains were car.
rietl t. Liberty cemetery. Funeral .
services were conducted by Rev. W.
y Kimsc\ and Rev. (3. W. Passmore.
lit is gone, but for a little while,
I " we'l >ee him face to face; j*
And we'll talk again in Glory
Of God's redeeming grace.
There goodbye is never spoken.
And with loved ones we shall dwell;
Home-tie will no more be broken.
In that city of the blest.
WOLF CREEK
It',Or h?-irt? lioiu tiouii nis.U 'l"'l
>\ reason of the splendid rains which
have broken the drougth of the last
-everal weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Ledford visited |
their son, Walter, who is in jail at
Benton, Tenn., lost Sunday and rel?ort
him as standing hi* incarceration
very well.
Mr. A. P. Davis hmt rented a house
in Culberson, and will soon move I
with his family there, where he expects
to enter the mercantile busi-1
^ ncss.
j Mr. Lawrence Bell of Isabella, has j
j moved to Mr. Leonard Verner's home I
j place, vacated or soon to bo vacated |
' by Mr. A. 1*. Davis.
i
During the heavy rain and windstorm
which visited Ducktown section
last Saturday afternoon, lightning
struck a tent which was being
used by a Presbyterian Evangelist
and destroyed it. This is the second
one he has lost this season, according
to reports.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Vomer with
their three children, visited at the
pndigestionl
| a bad spells relieved S
i B ""M'OTHING can take the place II
j B of Thedford'a Black-Draught ffi
1 R with oa because we have never Jh|
Hj found anything at once so mBd in |
I and so effective," says Mr*. Hodi M
Nichols, R. F. D.< Princeton, Knr.fl
"When the children have spaUam
of indigestion and upset stom-.ll
acha, I always straighten thsaa M
oat with a dose or two of Black- fi
Draosht. -H
"Several times I have a#n?d
with bad spells of initipMrtoi
myself and found I would see*
took a course of
with a bad aocnmnletjoa^af gee
and amu pains sua<p nay
stomach and lower bowsia. Near
whan I M a sped of this fcfcad
owning on. I head it dfhr hk>
ins BlacfcUcansht?a ki? simi
nightfcr a fsw nigbta-edU jwe->
ant the trouble add M see
nnrh pakn and nlUg:j
"My whole fsmfly nasa Black-'
Draught ft* bfiiooanaaa and cooatincaccL
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THE CHEROKEE SO
home of Mr. D. E. Stuart over on
the Georgia side, Sunday.
But very few of our people attended
the "Old Men's All Singing" at
Panterville, Sunday.
The public school commenced here
last Monday with Mrs. Myrtle Moore.
in charge.
Mr. James Henson has charge of ,
Rev. F. R. Carter's grist mill again.
Mr. Henson is a good miller and has
the confidence of the people.
SUNNY POINT NEWS
Our school started Monday under
the management of Misses Pearl Tuvl,.v
-.rwJ Pie.
Miss Dorothy Patton uml Mr. Reid j
Bruce from Bell view visited friends
her*- Sunday.
: ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barber and ehil- 1 1
dren visited Mrs. Barber's parents
Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Patton. of Bf!lriew
this week.
Messrs Theodore Lefevens and
Wayne Mason front En pie wood. Tenn
pent the week-end with homefolks.
,
Mr. Roy Payne from Copper Hill
.'ailed on Miss Evelyn Harris Sunday
ifternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hawkins, of
Hayesville, spent Sunday with Mr.
md Mrs. Bowman Harris.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tilsoti
Saturday, duly 2.r? a baby girl.
Misses Lena and Rena Goforth loft
Saturday for Blue Ridge when* they
ire to enter the Mary I*. Willingham j
tchool. i
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PEACHTREE NEWS
The schools of the Peach tree district
began Monday with the following
teachers. Profes-or Stiles. < f
Bryson fit; Mary Jarrette. ?>f Hayestillc;
Betty Kate McCombs. of
Murphy; Maggie Mcllan. of M.rblc;
and Clarence Hendrix. Minnie Fer
cuson. Cloyd l'ipes and M?-l. Su.lderth.
of this ,jk.< S.
Miss Katherine Ledford. <?f Ai;
drew*. is spending several week- will
her grandfather, Mr. \V. P. Brittaln.
Mis* Fannie McCuire. ??f Andrew-,
spent several days |a-t Week wit1 he
aunt. Mr-. Gallic Ferguson.
Mi..p< I... . k .
and .Mr. X?-al Sales, of Toniotl., vied
thir aunt. Mrs. John Hall ! ?
week-end.
Miss Elizabeth MrGuire. of \tlanta.
is spending a few days with
her grandfather. Mr. John MeCIiiire
Hev. and Mrs. Raymond (lyrtm v
ind little son. of I.enoir N". \ i- ?
i-cl friends here last week.
Mr. and Mr--. \Y. H. Suddorth an 1
children, Julia and l>ock. and GI>" n
Uendrix motored .It-flTerson. (i .
Friday to visit Mr. and Mi-. Sunnier
Sudderth.
Mr. Ba < Owen, of Aeworth. On..
. isiteil friends here last week.
Miss Minn it Ferguson spent severM
days la>t week with friend-- i
shoal f-reek.
Mr. Bill Anderson, of Andrews, i
visiting his grand parent- Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson, this week.
Misses Ruby and Bonnie Derreber
y. of (last on in, are spending several
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