NEW ESSEX
GIVEN WIDE
RECEPTION
The row 1 i 1 1 . * of Ksm*x Super-Six
< ars h;-,- mot a nation-wide reception 1
more favorable than that accorded]
any |u,, vi?>u> series in the factory's j
history, according reports from ;
distributor- and dealer- t ?? the Hud-;
son plant.
Acting this information, the
Hudson organizat ion has launched in
to the largest volume of manufactur
ing it h;is ever known, so that Walter
< . Witt, local Hudson-Essex dealer,
is now confident that motorists here
may have prompt delivery on their
orders. All this year tin* popularity
of the Essex Super-Six has ho*>n <o
great that there simply were not
enough cars to go around, but now
it is hoped that this situation will be
remedied.
The orders which the Hudson or- 1
K&nization received for Essex cars I
:give an interesting gauge on nation- ?
h1 prosperity. Such important cen- i
ters as New York City, Chicago, Phil- j
adelphia, Boston and Detroit ordered 1
an average of twice as many Essex |
cars for immediately delivery as for j
this season a year ago; Minneapolis, ;
Cleveland, Kansas City, Atlanta and j
Salt Lake City asked two-and-a-half
times; Denver and San Francisco,
three times; Des Moines, three and a
half times, and Seattle, four times. |
"As these figures from every sec
tion of the country show/' said Mr.
Witt "this series of Essex Super-Six
cars give every indication of being
the most popular and widely demand- i
ed six cylinder cars ever built.
"There is nothing surprising about
this," he continued, "for the cars
provide a most remarkable combina- .
tion of value and attractiveness. It is '
no one quality or characteristic which
has made Essex popular. It is rather
its performance plus its appearance,
plus its comfort and easy riding, plus
its complete standard of finish and
refinement. In all the qualities which
the modem motorist requires, the
Essex is outstandingly a leader.
"All this year Essex has scored
success after success, but now with its
many improvements there is every
reason to look for the greatest
triumph of all. Those who will want
an Essex should in all fairness let us
know at once."
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ANDREWS LOCALS'
( Last week's )
W. D. Whitaker was a week-end
visitor in Marietta. Ga. There i> an
attraetion there which appeals very
strongly to b'lil ami it is not the cli
mate or the town.
Mes.-rs. D. S. Itussel and \Y. T.
Holland spent Monday and Tuesday
in Murphy attending the meeting of
the County Highway Commission and
County Commissioners.
I'. B. Ferehee was out of town the
middle of tjijs week attending to
business.
Mr. J. B. Ross has arrived in An
drews and is pushing work in con
j nection w?.th making the road from
[ Andrew:: tr; Topton Watei "ouiiu
I
Report of the Condition of
THE MERCHANTS & MANUFAC
TURERS BANK
At Andrews, in the State of North 1
Carolina, at the close of business, I
June 30, 1927
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $353,386.95
Overdrafts, secured ..... . 156.61
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures 500.00
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from banks,
Hankers, anil Trust
Companies 41.761.36
Cash Items held over
24 hours 05.00
Checks for clearing 669.29
Total $423,419.28
LIABILITIES
i Capital Stock paid in $ 20,000.00
j Surplus Fund, 25,000.00
j Undivided Profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
j paid 1,636.31
[ Deposits subject, to check,
! Individual 94,643.62
Cashier's Checks out
standing 1,466.98
Certified Checks 5.75
Time Certificates of Deposit,
Due on or after 30
Days 279,166.62
Accrued Interest due
depositors 1,500.00
Total $423,419.28
State of North Carolina ?
County of Cherokee, June 30, 1927.
I, J. H. Abernathy, Cashier of the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. H. ABERNATHY,
Cashier.
Correct ? Attest :
J. W. WALKER,
E. A. WOOD,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this Xth day of July, 1927.
D. S. RUSSELL,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Dec. 20, 1928
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Macadam. Mr. Ross states that he
is going to push the work just as
mi idly as is possible.
Mi>s Iva Hipp- of Mooresville, X. i
C., has been for several days the !
?nest of Miss Margaret Boone. Miss
Hipps is the daughter of Rev. Hipps
who formerly was pastor here of the I
Methodist Church.
The Revival at the Methodist j
Church is now in progress having- be- 1
gun on last Sunday night. The pas- j
tor. Rev. J. R. Church, is doing the
preaching and Rev. Dorff who is hero i
for the summer is conducting the song J
service.
Rev. Dorff has organized a Bible i
School for the children of the town.
He has several local people assisting.
They have so far enrolled over two
hundred and fifty children. It is
non-denominational and is open for
all the children of the town. They i
are doing a great work for the young'
ones.
Mrs. W. T. Holland and little dau
ghters, Mary Catherine and Margar
et, have gone to Birmingham, Ala., to
visit Mrs. Holland's people. They
are expecting to be gone foi several
weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. M. EL
Cozad will regret to learn that her
condition is very grave. Mrs Cozad
is now in Balekman's Health 11 sort
in Atlanta, Ga.
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