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I I ENTERTAINED
U 8 AT DAN'CK
I An t< '... rate social function of last
K 8 v- dance Mrs. Giles Cover
kB ertertain.-.i Saturday evening in the
pH ball r it -Junnluska Terrace.
iJ Dun: Orchestra, of Asheville,
K B f?nushed the music.
.? A number ??f out of town quests
/ I arm- present. Amonjf them were:
^ B Mi>s y ?ret Bltckwell, of Haysville
\ B an^ ^ ^utt, of Blue Ridj?e.
/ Thenar- from Murphy were: Miss?
w K. ie Thompson. Elizabeth
Brittain. Maurine and Louise Fain.
Kailiryin- miter, ueilu Aleroney. Mes-1
sers H vey Miller, Eddie Studstiil, !
Julio- i : unza. W. C. Boyce, Mrs.
A. M. I'iaiii, Mrs. J. YV. Thompson.
Mr am- Mrs C. K. Hoover.
Mr. I lohnson, of Hoi House, was
in town Monday.
.Mr. I; Butt, of Blaiisvlle, was in'
tow n ! week.
? I' W. Thompson attended court
in Ht !i City Wednesday.
Mr. V\ Christopher was a businee
vin Atlanta last we? k. |'
J M: - i has. Zimmerman is visitintr '
hi- i,:. Mis. I*. H. Sword
Mi: Annie Sword opened her
school Monday at Bates Creek. !1
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ill. Harry Hasting, of Sylvia, Was
in v n "1 uesday.
*1?- !. YV. Thompson is in Copper- ;
hi! ^uest of her daughter Mrs. It. '
K. Barclay.
H. Ihckey Jr., of Copper Hill, has
be?the guest of his grand parents, '
S Mr. ::ml Mr. w R >
Mi.-ses Pauline and Pearl Martin
were in Copper Hill last w ek the
guests of Miss Marie Bass. 1
Mr. Chas. Umphiies of Copper Hill 1
spent one day last week in own on
business.
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Mrs. R. E. Hambright, \>f Grover, J
V < is spending the month vith her 4
part nLs, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Fain. ^
Miss Mary Norvell, of Raleigh arrived
Sunday for a visit with her par- *
em.-, Col. and Mrs. E. B. Norvell. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkroan ana (
children, of Asheville, are '.he guests
of Col. and Mrs. J. H. Dillard.
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Mr Hob Whitcomb and a party, ot 1
Harlan, Ky., are camping near the 1
old Whitcomb Homestead at Ogreeta. '
Mrs. E. B. Norvell and Col. Don
Witherspoon motored to Asheville, 5
Sunday.
Last week, Mr. C. M. Wofford made '
a business trip to Atlanta and Haw- 1
kinsville, Ga.
After n .
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Darnell and sons 1
have returned to Marrietta, Gn. 1
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Mr. Charles Cooper, of Akron, Ohio 1
arrived Tuesday night for a visit with
relatives.
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Mrs. Herman May, of Knoxville, is 1
the guest of her parents, Mr. and '
Mrs. J. A. Richardson. 1
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Thursday afternoon, Mrs. J. H.
I'haup will be hostess to a bridge-tea
at her home on Valley River Ave.
Mrs. Mary E. Deweese is anticipat- 1
ng a visit from her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Spurlin, of Omaha, Neb. 1
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Mrs. D. S. Russell, of Andrews was \
the guest Tuesday of Mrs. James Palmer.
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Thursday evening, Mr. Herbert McCall
was host at a party at LaCabana
on Fains mountain. The guests were:
Misses Juanita Evans, Mary Bell, Em- j
ogene Axley, Messrs Toby Fain, H.
A Maddott and Frank Ellis.
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A. S. Clarke) ^
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Dr. and Mr>. L. I'. Newman, of ^
Cullowhee. were week-end visitors of rt
Dr. and Mrs. Kdw. E. Adams.
IiY.rn to Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton ?*
Rice, of Brass town, at th?- Murphy ?]
Hospital Tuesday night, a son. I ja
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Mr. J. M. Stoner left Tuesday for
Atlanta to huy stock for his new
store. s|
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Mrs. C. M. Butt and little Miss
Marion Butt returned Thursday to
their home in Blue Ridge, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fleming, of N
Columbia, S. (*.. are the guests of h
relatives. I)
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Mrs. R. E. Ilumbrigih. daughter of ir
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Fain, had her \\
tonsils removed at the local hospital
"Wednesday and is doing nicely.
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Mr. and Mrs. Crouch and little son h<
of Morganton, N. C.. are the guests e;
of Mrs. Crouch's brother Mr. C. K. t!
Hoover and Mrs. Hoover. IJ
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Rev. and Mrs. 1). H. Rhiiu-hart and c?
children, Dr. and Mrs. Abernathy ann
Rev. ami Mrs. Charles Stedman niotorcd
to Gainesville, Tuesday. st
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Misses Betty Ray, Elizabeth Smith, m
\fary Alice Smith and Messrs W. P. d;
anu i iifwr rain uioioren vo M
Atlanta last week. ,'w
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The many friends of Mrs. Frank si
l>. Dickev will he pleased to know
she is better after an attack of acute
indigestion. la
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Mr. and .Mrs. C. A Blown, Miss I w
Winifred Montony and Mr. Robert tli
Brown, of Andrews, were in town 01
Sunday. st
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Mr. Sibbald Smith, of Whittier, fli
NT. C., district forest fire warden fc
ind land agent for the Eastern Band y<
if Cherokees, was a visitor to Mur- it
)hy this week on business.
Mrs. L. 0. Rector left Sunday for Wl
ler home at Granite Falls, and was
iccompanied by her mother and sis- Vfl
er, Mrs. Elizabeth Posey and Miss 0f
Tom Posey.
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Dr. W. S. Rankin, head of the Duke e(j
lospial endowment with headquarters vc
n Charlotte discussed plans for a w,
ounty hospital at the Library, Mon- jt
lay afternoon. w
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Mrs. T. W. Watson and children, of at;
Bedford, Ind., arrived Monday for a _
fisit with relatives and are the guests
:his week of Mrs. Watson's mother,
Mrs. Swan at Regal.
Mr. Chas. A . Wellcr, of Knoxville,
spent the first of the week in town.
Mr. Weller will be pleasantly rememjer
by a number of older residents as
le once owned mining interests in
nis .section.
Messrs W. P. Holland, Bob Porter.
F. L. Eubanks, Piercy, of Andrews,
ind Mr. J. C. Horney, of Ashevilie,
were registered at the Dickey Hotel,
Monday. Mr. Horney is a prominent
*eal estate developer, of Ashevilie.
Mrs. D. L. Webster who has been
the guest of Mrs. H. E. Dickey left
ast week for her home in Greensboro.
Mrs. Webster will be pleasantly remembered
as the former Miss Dorothy
Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauney, of
Washington, Ga., spent the week-end g
with home folks. Mr. Mauney re- I
turned Monday but Mrs. Mauney *
will spend a month at her summer j
icme. Imps Nest, and will be joined
there this week by Mrs. E. A. Mc- ?
Quarters, of Orlando, Fla., Mrs. J. H.
Kimsey, of Memphis, and Miss Annie j
Play, of Norcross, Ga
FOR SALE
Crushed Barley Malt
One Hundred Pounds $3.50
Hop Flavored, Malt Syrup, $5.75 per !
Doxen Cans. American Malt Co., a
Albemarle, N. C. (45-20fc-A)
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Ratiff
on duly 3rd, a daughter, who
is boon given the name of Alm.i
ranees Ratcliff.
Mr. Frank Mulker. of Etowah,
enn., underwent an operation for
jpendicitis at the local hospital last
rednesday and is reported to be
covering rapidly.
Mrs. \\. Bailey and little daugh?r
returned Sunday from a visit
f two weeks with relatives in Atinta,
Collide Park ;.r,d Fairburn.
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Miss Ella Simonds who has bee \
pending sometime with rclativend
friends in East Tennessee, re
lrned the latter part of last week,
he left Thursday for Ashcville and
iendersonville for a visit.
Rev. II. C. Dickey. of William tan,
. ?\. is spending several weeks with
is parents. .Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
'ickey, and other relative. Mrs.
ickey anil little son, who are visitig
relatives in Mormtown, Tenn.,
ill join Mr. Dickev here next wok.
Mrs. W. T_ Smalley, of Macon,
a., is spending several weeks with
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K Dirky,
while Mr Smalley is attending
le summer school of Columbia
niversity. New York. Mr. Smalley
a member of the faculty of Mer r
Tniversity. Macon.
Mr. Crawford C. Anderson and
aff of engineers are in Murphy,
aking this point headquarters while
laking soundings of the different
im sites for the government on the
iawaasee river where the survey
as made last year. Mr. Anderson |
I'udcii the party which made the
irvey.
The editor is the recipient of two
rge tomatoes from the bounteous
irden of Mrs. James Palmer. One
eighed 1 pound three ounces, and
ie other tipped the scales at 11
inces, and were grown on the same
em. Mrs. Palmer has quite a rep.ation
for raising tomatoes and
owers. She carried off first prize
r tomatoes at the county fair last
,?ar. and savs she is mine to win
again this year.
Announcement was made this
eek by Mayor Ilill that Mrs. E. B.
or veil had been named to fill the
icancy on the board of trustees of
the Carnegie Library caused by,
e resignation of Mrs. L. P. Kiny.
The board is to be commendI
for the appointment of Mrs. Nor 11.
who is fully competent in every
ay to administer the trusteeship.
is understood that Mrs. Kinsey .
ill not return to Murphy this fall,
id she will be missed by her many j
Imiring firends.
Big Help to Yankee*
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First Baseman Gehrig has been ol
treat assistance to Manager Miller
lugglns In landing the Yankees on
op in the American league pennant
ace. Not only Is he a clever fleider,
?ut he Is aU<> a mighty bard bitter.
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rfi Iftl I X * y 1 /?j Jjw
happy and comfortable
In their clothea
^ more than could ba
aid of the pld-fashioned girt
UT, MURPHY, N. C.
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FOR SALE?-A few good productive
far ins on the "Joe Brown Highway"
between Murphy, N. C., and
Sweetwater, Tenn. Also some in the
fertile Sweetwater Valley on the Lee
Highway. These farms are priced to (
sell. Write us if interested. Mutual
Realty Box M.t Sweetwater,
Tenn. (51-2t-inl :
NOTICE
1 hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff i
<.f Cherokee County, N. C., subject
to the Republican Primary and con- .
vention. All favors shown me will
be appreciated.
This 7th day of June 1926.
(50-tf) R. T. STILES.
Distinctive Hand-Painted
Frock of Pink Chiffon
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fetfcu *iS>Z7i STs.
Individuality is achieved lu ibis
handpiiinted frock of chiffon worn by
Dorothy Phillips, famous movie star
who recently returned to the films via
a MetroUoldwyii-Msyer contract after
an athsetuv ol .>wrral years.
The frock, oi si >11 pink chlil'ou, Is
hand pniiuei i * i pssiet shades lu
chariiiiu*; ii:ud*>coi- with fu."
llu-r uovil.j u< .. il very chk
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soft white f?-l' "t and while ki?
nuinits.
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FOR SALE?At bargain. pair mart*
mules 8 and 10 year* old, weight
2300 pound-". Also wagon. See M.
A. Hampton, Brasstown, N. f.
( "?2-2t-pd.)
The proper hour for wedding
"breakfast" is not till one o'clock in
the afternoon. Of course love-sick
people don't eat anyway, but it's
pretty hard on the parents.
THEREJ5 NO 5/
I-OR MDNE
Build a product th
better than the x
mounting sales i
who are constantl
urated market.
During the first
year, for instanc*
sold 207,115 mot<
This represenls a
cent over the first
and continues E
the enviable posit
THE INDUSTRY
For the three weel
23,862 motor car;
delivered to custc
of 62.4 per cent ov
last year, and in
that Dodge Broth*
is continuing throw
of mid-summer.
There may be a s
mediocrity, but he
ways command
expanding market.
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1U1 !enn
Murph
Dodge- E
motor
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This V
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vanized Rooi
Fence Nails
Kir Prices 1
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the world needs,
vorld expects, and
will answer those
V predicting a satsix
months of this
?, Dodge Brothers
Dr cars and trucks,
t gain of 49.3 per
six months of 1925,
)odge Brothers in
ion of THIRD IN
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cs ending July 17th,
9 and trucks were
?mers?an increase
er the same period
ipressive evidence
srs great sales gain
igh the quiet weeks
saturation point for
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