Ctie Cherofeec ^cout
The Official Organ of Murpliy and
Cherokee County, North Carolina
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
C. W. BAILEY. ..Edit or- Manager
Mrs. C. W BAILEY Associate Ed.
B. \V. SIPE Associate Ed.
Entered in tr.e po.ttoffice at Murphy,
North Carolina, as second class mail
matter under Act of March 3. 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year $1.50
Eight Months 1.00
Six M 75c
Edit* !? Sc Jt
Mur; ... . N. C.,
I ii sending >'"'u a sample of
< ? :? . ? i" n *'r m Ja- Roper's
piag* "ii .Si: -ttl Creek Thift vein is
? ver I'1" feet wide. This i- :i piece
raker, from surface r -k where the
creek has run over it : r years.
At foot ? f II a: bank of creek
the bed rock is laid with good iron
ere and when it crosses the creek
it sh v.- the kind of ore and as you
dig down in it the better it shows.
If you s-ie any one interested in cop
per and iron please advise them to
tall <n me or J as Roper.
Yours truly,
LON ROPER
Tom Tarheel says he has just fin
ishe i pruning his orchard There is
nothing like plenty of fruit on the
home Jnc", he states.
ANDREWS LOCALS
Mr. Tom Cover of Philadelphia
wa.s in Andrews !a>t week visiting
Mr- Sam Cover and Giles Cover.
Mr. and Mr?. Giles Cover took him
to Asheville on his return and Mr.
:? a l ver made the trip with him
hack to Philadelphia.
On Tuesday night of this week.
, Mr. J. \V. Porter gave a birthday
party to his friends. Mr. Porter is
making his birthday party an annual
( Vent He had over fifty guests.
LESSON No. 18
_ Questions Why is emul
sified cod-liver oil so
needful for a child who is
pale and losing weight?
Answer: It is food and
tonic rich in vitamins and
other nourishing factors
that are particularly
helpful to a weakened
child.
For your child? old reliable
SCOTT'S EMULSION
NEW LINE DRY GOODS
We have added a line of dry goods and ladies hats to our stock
and invite our friends and customers to cill in and look them
over
We carry at all times a comp'ctc line of Hosiery, Notions, Can
dies. Tobaccos. Garden Seeds, etc.
9 1 HI
When you need anything in our line rerrember we give the
same service and the best prices in town.
P H : riY7/TOr\
Groceries and Genera' * .-rcliandiss
MURPHY. N. C.
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DEAL 'EM OVER
A TARGE COMEDY IN THREE ACTS
Presented by the Murphy Lions Club
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 17, AT 7:30 P. M.
Produced by special arrangement with Walter H. Baker Company of
Boston, Mass.
MRS. E. C. MALLONEE, Director ? MRS. W M. AXLEY, Pub. Director
CAST CHARACTERS
Charlie Montrose, Obliging a friend Mr. Robert Austin
Ralph Keller, who dosen't like the situation Mr Ralph Moody
Samuel Fowler, with an antiquated hobby .. . Mr. E. H. Gibbs .
"Daddy" Nichols, the "hul dern Police force" Dr. Edw E. Adams I
Belham. a "snoopin"' butler Mr. C. W. Bailey
T ravers, of the Binkerton Detective Agency Mr. H. G. Elkins
Bill Clark, a friend of Montrose Mr E. C. Mallonee
Evelyn Clark, his wife Miss Rosamond Cooper
Ivy Phil ips, of the U. S. Secret Service Miss Eloise Fain
Mrs. Middleton, Friend of Fowler Miss Jenes3 Cox
Virginia Lawrcnce, friend of Evelyn Clark Mrs. Richard Meroney
Petunia Hyacinth Peachblossom, cullud kook Mrs. E. C. Mallonee
The play is in three acts, the action taking place in the living room
of "The Nest," Country Home of Mr Fowler, near Fairfield, N. Y. The
time is between nine and eleven-thirty o'clock in the morning, a day in
early summer.
BETWEEN ACTS
My Blue Heaven ? Quartette Cooper, Davidson, Dobbs and West
Moonlight and Rose ? Quartette Cooper, Davidson, Dobbs and West
Hiyhwayx are Happy Ways ? Duet . .. Mrs. Ralph Moody and Miss Mennice
Payne
Indian Love Song ? Soio Mrs. Harry P. Cooper
Spanish Folk Dance Miss Eloise Fain and Mr. Robert Austin
Accompanists Mrs. Spurge Christopher
Mis.' Annie Graham Anderson
ADMISSION: 25 AND 35 CENTS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. SOUTH
IHKKCTOKV
l*M9*or . . Howard I'. Powell
HO\KI? OF STHTAR1W
Chairman 11. W. Gray
Di*lrii? Stfwarl ... K V Weaver
s. rttAiy ... Harry Fain
Tr- -a ?ur??r 1'. C. Hyatt
K?- ' r.x ?rv rotary Vr? H G. Elktn?
T W Axl.y P. A. Akin. J TV. Davidson.
N- I r-.vu!s n ! I K. !?.. key. 1; M Fain.
<* K Kix.vey J ff MrCall. Mr?. V. B. N. .r
vel' J. A. Richardson. Vr? T. J Sword.
Hoy Well*.
Ptartwt .... Mm !!?nrv Ax lev I
\.?.?}*tant Ptantut Vt DnJe !,<*< I
t ?i rfx-tre** . Mr?. U i -ry P Coop -r
Sunt ' Sun ".iv S. ... K V We t .
1-reyident W. M. 8. Mr* B. B. Xorr
- Epworth 1>nc?# . V -- C ? :\n Kail
lur .r Er -rth !.?? .cue A* -?? i H ? -?
Sunday hoc! nine forty-five.
You arc invited to join us it" \ ?j art
not enrolled elsewhere
Morn nq worship at elwm o'clock
. The Pastor will preach, using as his ;
subject. "Our Respond' lit;
Seni?r Epworth League at six
o'clock.
Junior Lea rue at six fifteen.
Evening worship at seven o'clock.
The Pat or* ? subject will be. "The
Undoing of Satan's Works."
A warm welcome awaits you to
worship with us
j Punch was served and after this a
delicious meal. Mr. Porter's pres
ents ranged all the way from a juise
harp to bottles of perfume. All en
joying Mr. Porter's hospitality, wish
ed him many happy returns of the
day. a long life and many and fre
quent birthdays.
Mr. Clyd? H. Jarrett took his
mother, Mrs S. C. Jarrett to Atlan
ta on last Sunday to visit her son.
Ralph Jarrett. Clyde, Jr., made the
trip with them. They are return'ng i
to Andrews on Wednesday of this
week and bringing Rev, \Y. H. Ford
who is returning after having had
an operation for appendicitis in At
lanta
The W'-niar. s Cr.ih of Andrews
met at Mrs A. Brown'? home on
Tuesday of this week. 1ii? y v ? ?
ent rtained ly Mi . !?rown and Mi>.
N'. ' . in i hey iv ? i ' a v.-ry
j inter* stir ? mi rt'ii-: jirf! de ? -ious
| ? at' Ml. . W. S. i^-svis j'-ve a sy
WITH THE CHURCHES f
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DIRECTORY
Pa*tor .... J. P. Anderson
DEACONS
I'hnirm.ir ... J r?. Storey
J M. Vaughn. B. W. Sipe.'ii. S. Miller. K
S. Parker.
FI.DKRS
Clwirman Jno. II. Di'.lard
E. A Davdson. Jack Hall. M. W. Bell.
Cterk of Jn<>. II. Piltard
?"holr Leader .. .. Mr*. C- W. Sang*
Pianist .... Ml** Anno Graham Anderson
Supt. Sunday School Jno. H. Dillard
Pr?*w. Wi.'i'an's AMxiliary Mr?. It. V.". Gray
Pres. Christian Endeavor \nne I'm-l^r
Mcr. Christian Endeuvc.r .... Bryan W. Sii-e
Preaching services at 1 1 o'clock a.
m. Subject for the morning dis
course. 'i'he Haunted Host Text:
Dan. 5:6.
Subject for evening ser\ice at 7
> >1,. k. The Greatest Resolution.
T"vt: Matt. 28 :S.
The- Christian Kndeavor Society
wiil meet in the church at 6:30 p m.
The deacons of the church wiil
i. ake the Every Member Canvas in
March. They will make up the bud
tret f?r the year 1928.
Special music on the violin at both ;
services. A cordial invitation is ex
tended the public to .VI the services;
at this church.
nopsis of the life of Abraham Lin
coln and Miss Alene Edwards gave
a critic'fm of the book on Lincoln
studied by the club
Mr. L. B. Nichols conducted the
prayer meeting a tthc Faptst Church
on Wednesday nicht of this week.
Rev. Ford, the pastor was present
but owing to his recent operation
felt that he should not conduct the
service.
Rev. J. R. Church left Monday
mornin.tr for Clover, S. C.? where he
will conduct a ten day revival meet
in jr.
Mr James Bryson of Marble was
a business visitor in Andrews on
Wednesday of this week.
Mr. John Wilson i.l* Xanu.hala, X.
'.. was :: business visitor in Andrews
on Tue-a.iy of th's week.
V* W. Ashe was in Knoxv'il"
fi?? * the week making pur
Are You
Overdoing ?
Overwork Throws a Heavy
Burden on the Kidneys.
OVERWORK, rich foods and stii^.
ulating drinks put extra burden*
on our kidneys. When the kidneys
slow up. impurities remain in the
blood and are apt to make one languid,
tired and achy, with dull headaches,
dizziness and often nagging backache.
A common warning is scanty or burn
ing secretions.
Use Doart's Pills. Doan's, a slimo*
lant diuretic, increase the secretion of
the kidneys and aid in the eliminaboa
of waste impurities. Are endorsed by
users everywhere. /Is? your neighbat
DOAN'S T
A STIMULANT DIURETIC KIDNEYS
fbstcr-Milbupf* Co. Mfg Chcm. Buffalo. NY
chases for his furniture business.
Warren Worthey who is attendnj
school at Vounjr Harris was hon
over the week-end visiting his pti
e .its, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Worthej
Mis ? Eleanor Louise Cozad has n
turned to Andrews after havin|
?; ent several months in Boston am
other Northern t itics.
Howard Moody of Murphy was i
visitor in Andrews the last of th
week.
Mr T. M. Worthey was in Rob
binsvil e on Saturday night of ti
i ast week looking after the movii
l> e/ture show which he is now open!
ing there.
i DR. E. L. HOLT
DENTIST
\-U\\ SI'K< I Al.TlsT
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MURPHY, N. C.
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New Qiryslcr
"52"
Two-door Sedan $670
Coupe ... 670
Roadster - ? 670
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Touring - . . 695
Four-door Sedan 720
DcLuxe Coupe - 720
(with rumble ?ca0
DeLuxe Sedan - 790
Grreat New
Chrysler "6 Z"
Busineu Coupe $1065
Roadster ? - 1075
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Touring ? # 1095
Two-door Sedan 1095
Coupe 1 145
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Four -door Sedan 1175
Landau Sedan ? 1235
Dlattriotu
New Ckryiler
-7 Zn
Two-Pin. Coupe $1545
(wkft ramble mm) ,
Royal Sedan . 1595
Sfiort Ro.cWr 1595
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Four-Pam. Coupe 1595
Town Sedan ? 1695
Convertible Coupe 1745
(with nimbkiNt)
Crown Sedan ? 1795
New 112 Lp.
Imperial "80"
Rfr?*tCT .. - - $2795
(with ramble scat)
Flve-Ptu. Sedan 2945
Town Sedan ? 2995
Seven-Paaa. Sedan 3075
Sedan Limouin* 3495
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NewlOWEa
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/
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WILLIAM P. PAYNE
DEALER
MURPHY, N. C.
ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION