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The Official Organ of Murphy and
Cherokee County. North Carolina
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
C. W. BAILEY . . . Editor-Manager
MRS. C. W. BAILEY, A.sociate Ed.
B W. SIPE Associate Ed.
Entered in the postoffice at Murphy,
North Carolina, as second class mail
matter under act of Mar. 3, 1879.
dubacrption Rate*
One Year *1.50
Eight Mo. s 1.00
S \ Months 75c
Pa>able Strictly In Advance
Leg;*, advertisements, want ads.
reading : :ices, tuaries, cards of
thanks, etc, 5c line each insertion,
paya: ic advance. Display and contract
ru' furnished on request.
A1 ideations must be signed
by the w :er. therwise they will not
be accepted for publication. Name
of the writer will not be published unless
so specified, but we must have
the name of the author as evidence
of good faith.
CULBERSON ~
s 1 .drt-n rendered a v>.?ry in
terestir r which consisted *
World War r.gs. readings a::
stories. A; ^ 11 P. M. the villagers ; ;
heard bells, drums, and shouts of the , ;
children w:. wore celebrating the
dr.":a it ' thv W : . War. The
mailt fe; turc :* this jubilee was the!
--aging f war nfc- in the central]
part of the \iilagt
Las? Thursday nig:.*, a liur?C au- 11
iiicr.ce c-n*.bleii . the -chool house '
and enjoyed a musical program by
Mr. Harri- 1 Andrews. For an hour
and a half thi- tiddler, who is a noted
rival of John Cav-on held hi-- listners '
spell ; d by playing classical
music., damn - and singing fevor|P
ite mountain ballads.
Born " Mr. a:.d Mrs. Sherman '
Hunter, a tine 1 r.bv girl. They have
nam.'i it Cum Aiken.
N v that th< > l.e.v'.nut and squirrel
hunting - . n i- over possum hunt- *
ing and "mountain breakdowns*' have *
been u>heivi in to take the place of
the former sports.
t o!. T< :i Ki- ? passed through Cui- ]
hereon Monday.
\r r the tuarterly examinations;
wci'i yv. v Mary P. Willingham'
School. V mi.., 00., me Culber-.
miu gi a me home to weep or rejoice
f :1 wt-ek-end. Among them
wen-: V 1 lie Owenby, Sallie and
Pauiirn RUselburg antl Fannie and
Edith Mason.
Mis? Mary Nichols who is teaching 1
at Mineral ft'lutf, Ga., spent the week j
end at home.
Mr. M. L. Gladson, better known ;
as ""um-i'i- uniraie nas returnea i
from Isabella. Tenn., where he has
been nt work.
Mr. C. S. Jenkins and wife were in
town Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. W. C.
Mason will regret to learn that she
is nr. the sink list at this writing. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Loundermilk j
motorer to Copperhill, Tt-nn., Saturday
afternoon.
HIAWASSEE, N. C.
The meeting of Pleasant Hill
church which was conducted by Rev.
Scout Kimsey come to a close Friday
night.
Mr. E. II. Berrong and family have
moved near Athens. Tenn.
The people of this place are very
sorry to giveve up Rev. and Mrs.
Morgan. They have moved to Mr.
Mark Kapers place.
Mr. J. M. Hamby has bought Mr.
James Danner's place.
Messrs. Hayes Hamby of Des
Moines, Iowa, and Ranzy Maney called
on K. \V. Shearer om important
business Saturday night.
Messrs. Arvel, Glenn and Clyde
Williamson motored to Murphy, Andrews
and Robbinsville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Reed were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Ledford.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heaver have
moved to his father's old homestead,
steadMr.
Ren Rose's family is planning
to move back to his farm in a few
days. |
Air. and Mrs. James Danner and
Mr. Tom Taylor visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Hamby Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ada Burgess is planning on'
moving back to her farm in the future.
Mr. James Danner has bought |
Mrs. Poters place near Reed Chapel J
and is planning to move in the near
future.
The people of Pleasant Hill church I
have organized a Sunday school and f
made up money to purchase new song ,
books to remain at the church. Mr.!
Grady Williamson was elected Super- )
intendent of the Sunday school. >
Amidlrcw:
Mrs. J. W. Walker re
Saturday from a t:ii> t - P T . N".
Y.. nfter an extended >.: y v h her
relatives and friends. M s. Pof
Rochester, N". Y . a >i : M .
Walker, car o ha k w th r *
main here during : r ? m at n
from recc1 opernti- n.
Mi? Winnie R\ n "
with the St itc - C <: . :* >'
ing v.ork in lecturing J inior an 1 I termediate
B. V. I*. IV s. has b e", n
Ardieus d urine the wo.-k ! rn *
tt- the ?.., ;?! I! Y. P. t* V. iie
Miss Ricket h..- ; een v ftfc bx i
and nt thor. M:. and Mrs. i?. ili
On Sunda> :.Vh
list Church. Miss R.V.t:
ftu<irt>? ? a pacKiHi f. 1 ;ir? * m
are the fav irab'.e foments ne
hears on the street of the a idre- .
Mrs. C\re!l, Mi> Li!:. Pa: .. M
Ada M-c Pr.:vtt i M::?: " W
TI las: S; : i. ; ed Xe..
itic dinrev.
she v.a- with he. fathc: and aunt w o
iav.- been very siel:.
M... .-h - . wvva.
in Andrei . :i T,:e t:f:er\
. t 1:1 n : s
"PATRICK ITEMS
Messrs. Mart R.vvr a: \ '< ).: S.?t;ertield
motored over t< Mr. '? : r>
tfambyV M nday.
Mr. E. H. Berrorg and fnnn
.his place have nn>wl near Athe:.-,
renn. The pe< pU <?f thi> section ) rret
Mr. Berrong moving as he wn*s
k good citizen.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams took their
ittlc son Leonard who is in very bad
health, at this writing, to Dr. Ci. M
Voung at Postell for treatment Monday.
Mr. Frank Denver of Hinwassee
moo,. .. i ?tein Ut Mr. T
ford's Monday.
Rev. J. W. Morgan of Hiawu.- . e
moved to Patrick one day last week,
we welcome him in our midst.
Rev. W. S. Kimsey of Ducktown,
%
* Note how thr oiorla^^ij
pirg /ion: uf the Frigid- S
oik )retting tray cvn>
plctily tntert the I'ltrung
li. th< fr fi-lilt* Ccinf^iirtnem.
fnogidm* a geal
U h.. h aiiUKi 7<m?r ingidt
ten-feraturet and
Quicker freezing.
ONE reasu
popularity
actual weight,
ithc same sire.
The Frigid ai
white criamelc
overlap the tri
cold of the frc
Frigidaire Oners ment. Frigid:
store for Lest regardless of rr
New Low Lon8 J
PRICES favor of the n
r _ ., assures sirr.p: :
is so accuj.. c
-*-1? ?-dlrfv aajustcdo:: >;
nn m-n WW
W=T.^ $225 _ Fn .ua.w
.. .. storey r>acc.
2gErA$310
mm-cc-../ruction i
zrz*~-z? $395 f -c r? tjr:rTn
.._ . . , established sei
L Cl?Uic rcfrigc;
f II 1*1 ijf ?. I'M U?r-M
Car.-Tenn
M
Ericfi
PRODUCT <3 of c
C-'
Mtfw Am 250,000 mn an .nw P
tufrjhif (Jm satisfaction n-hlch
- 17-f.i f _i-.- "if
M?7 fCMnn rTHMaifi tan ?****.
AJJ
THE CHERofa
J
?> Lecals |
jject !' the I e.iislative program
which the v... . > f the state .ire
I fv terinp.
[ ' . . Walker motored t> As't-.
1 Saturday for the purpose
* tv.K ?'*; : Iv - v;fe who wis return
. v.: . tr to Buffalo and other
in VV. -;e n New York.
r>. TN -ey ret tired h3nt<- Mon:
Athens. Term..
1 ">J M horsey.
ft irtov- V.\ d
t r. train f r A#he >
; West- n
Nr. h\i;le, Tenn..
- ' tvtl \ ?t"
r is t Jhinp
. - v> r*; .1. u..
-*y Whi.c
in tow n
:
tho;e teachers who]
:.n -r?r * ** ;!;? f going h iv.t i
H;. . i r e t know that she i.-j
: o| oration
. >. . ?- and " o out of
..v. 1 : . a in a few days.
it i Jn her r?ewj
i
r? n il'.-ed the revival services at
Pleasant Hill Friday night* the weath-j
so cold the meeting was not J
ve?\ ^uecesaful.
W. 51-rgan of this place
a revival meeting at
i\v: . Tenn., and Rev. White of
; . tou>d through our midst
.. * a t week.
r- Glenn ar.d Ralph Hornby
, ^ : Jests of Mr. Jim Raper and
i i > at Oak Paik Sunday night.
. . Mrs. J. G. l'icklesimer and
da.:, i let Emily were the guests of
Mrs. Mary llamby and children SunJay
night.
? ti ms change as earth goes spinning
Thtotigh the etlier to its goal;
Oftt foes of joy seem winning.
But he brave and cheerful soul!
I
j (7^
^ ? ' ?V- A V'
n for Frigidairc's overwhelming
Is the fact that it freezes more ice. by
than other electric refrigerators of
re freezing txhyr are s^lf-seal!r.g. Tb
d fronts of t . ?.= travs completely
ay open!" %. '' . * scaling the ;r,' .
ret coil v the freezing comaire
frr quickly an J s '
>om ten- ratrires.
'rit,i . ; discarded the brine -c in
^rc ' iricnt frost coil. Tli c .1
. acker temperature cord which
?nd stable that it neve. . to be
it has been properly set.
superior in ice-frccrir.g c !ry, f J
low operating cost nr. . . operaire
effers un equaled ..-.ess of
and beauty of drr.i erigidaire
orient and thorough1 a-, ted and
rvice organlza'ion. ! the only
rator guaranteed by G. .ui Motors.
. Power Co.
URPHY, N. C.
dair e
.ENEBAL UI HIS
r. Power Co., Murphy, N. C
lea* *en<3 or <*co?!?e i-s ha -bxjt F;:&diixc.
Z SCOUT. MURPHY N C.
I Folk? have altered rr. . f i;viog| j
i Sorue thii! _ - n. ; od
awa:
; ill the trim; that 1 I !:.? : .y.vj
:nc
I I> alive in n? today.
POSTELL
j Miss L;!!ic Drendlc \ MrWill
C'owd'r Saturday afternoon.
Mr.-. U. P. Alhn and M-s. Jane
Ma<t?n spent Tue-day " m'i M - El
Ilopsed.
Me-srs. Willie . nd Thompson
visited Mr. .Tim S van- r Satur
day.
Mr. S. V. Allen 1 is -in,
Hr.rvey Berrt-n?, at R .< r H; ;
T .day of la?t week.
Mr. Will Crvwder has moved his
family into the houst formerly occupied
by his father. Rev. T Crowder
or. upper Shoal Creek.
Mrs. Beli Swan Son fcer
so". Calvin a*. Puck: >wn.
Ter.v.
Mr. CiilT rd Swa: - and -- tor,
yV - Ida. visited their c :..t-; :. : ;-nt
Mr. : T Sunday.
| Pr. ?" . M. "t r<. ..f'..m
i Atlanta SufiiE.y.
klr. B . n Be ver has moved hi-,
"
I MEis Va*J - 'i's.r - tr weekend
v.ith home folks.
FOR SALE
F1 CUR OF QUALITY
THE PRIDE OF WESTERN
N. C.
M:g Iii The Heart of The
Hills
Every Sack Gu rantesd
S Bags or More Only
$1.10
Wiio'isale Pr'ces on above
quality over $9.00 a
P,r?n
Wheat Brand $1.60 a
ICO Lbs.
F. O. B. Murphy, N. C.
Be Your Own Merchant
and Save Your $$3$
Order Direct from The
Rye King
H. R. MclNTOSH
Hayesville, N. C.
77m Qrcate;
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WINNING A
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MONEY TALKS
r
Salesladies and Retail an
merchants. My items fit all of you tel
Salesman a\ crages $1.00 profit for
very dealer called on. Costs dealer ;n
he soils for $3.50 makes $1.50 <
t $2.00 nive .d. Salesman make? f,f
$1.00. If you are a Salesman or wish \y
;-e . ' me one. If you never sod any.
: inn in your life 1 wil tell you l ow
make better than $100.00 week.
; rt ) Geo. L. Lane, Mansfield, ~
Ohio. (12-tf >
?'.irolina Plantation, coastal
vcti'?n, 1*2? acres. 100 cultivated,
w .-tit il for Truck also Tobacco, j ^
' ccc.-dble over Rood road, laces on
bvp r vcr. Seven ro tn dwelling. ?
n.ii." !ioum->, f.ve miles from city.
O: ? nii:'i> n feet of pine timber.
i ili-t-r. duck, mz.'iil. ttirkov V*
Priced low, terms easy. ^
' ? I- so fains <!? oijretown, S. I?
1 . barns. Tobacco barn. t*
rWT7
'iij
. Vf< I
iNG belwrrn ? "? ones. \\
vine the needs of a girl
ly sister was not very sti
i < ' pills rnd stuff for corp.tip;
:V>.n. She Ii.is had po
r ., ,d sb- miK h _re
i " r. Xt .. 1 always rorornm< ru
?. i'opsia." ^Namc and addre s v.sj Im
> Brought Up Entire
i. - i r.iair, tay Irom inf.s:. 5
u?mach. h' ada< he, coiitei
?all vanish. ChsMrcn play
own terrible sick headachi
' folk ; happy, contented. T
ciac ' r ti Gel it today?any <
- ' { '.He ? ' .* :rn? ....r
**' "-'it'~P tw'.'vu .Jj i'lj.i,it-.W
P. ' 1BL\ you can t
' g or C r.ristmas with
l!u -e c'd friends. But}
best thing send photc
It S Jli 'I i ' i to .t,
pot aits. Mah an a
<Wi{ Miss the /J.wm/v
! HOOPER S
i \ due if s
OAKLAf
^Drives thru.
noother and quieter than Rubh
ar 1 have ever driven"? any vib
uch is the verdict of owners to torqi
Greater Oakland Six, with while s
er-Silcnced Chassis. erases
rital reason for its velvety vibratic
rmance is a new and ex- ?rive s
e engineering principle? Drive
He Oakland Six engine rides ?and *
i-i -ii. .? ?
n/uer onu arives inrougn ana qui
t. before
iltand Sit, $1023 to $129$. PontUu Six. companion I
klu. by Fit/tor. All pricoo at factory. Easy to pay on the (jtr
BARNETT BROS. MOTO
%e Great
LANE
ND HOLDING
?^
tvtd.\ t vn?>
od road. Excellent toil for Truck
d Tob:u f'ri >.Jo"o . easy
[rms. EX
We have other properties i-.nzinj?
?.rice i>om p,.j- ;,< .. ,, -p^,.
?astai Seetion i^ coming to the
>nt. L?o not mi- thi>. opj. tunity.
rite us today.
CLARENCE C. PHILLIPS.
Georgetown. S. C.
DR. E. L. HOLT
DENTIST
BRITTAIN AXLEY BLDC.
)ffice Phone 154?R?. Phora 106
MURPHY, N. C.
C(XJT ADVERT1S\'G
PAYS.
I?
iiri 3
,nte I
Age
t takes a mother or sister
just budding into woinan o:ig
ami h . ! been taking
ition. She v s fourteen flind
r<? I bought lier a ! v. e bottle
'nstipati* 1 nru, her <> :"
"-tr. h t 7. r ? -
! Dr. Caldwell's . Co."
' rvFamiiies
: to full -r ... . V- '> 'j'i
[' tunrii", *l?jsl
I:;V,! ... jA.;s;v,'!
Vulva. r !i- Dr Cal'Sn '/'<
''*r ' " ' ^ SYf?.UP
1 "PI 1
s.:<: cl 1 : ianksgivthe
horn. i - Iks or
?u an do the next
gvaphs.
TUDIO
\. c.
Rubber
Rubber
er engine supports absorb
ration in the frame due
ic reaction of the engine,
i rubber-silenced drive
all body rumbles and
>ns from the rear wheels,
taft and transmission.
?the Greater Oakland Six
xperience a smoothness
ietnessof operation never
achieved.
to Onltlond Six, $S2S to SS9S.
?rai Momti Tim, i'aymrtu PUm,
R CO.
er
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GOOD WILL