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For Full Particulars Call on or Write ?.
HARRY P. COOPER
Murphy, N. C.
^1i)CAr AND PERSONAL
Edited By Miss Sarah Cook
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?net. Murphy- N. C
Miss I.eila Posey loft Friday for
rinston-Sdlnn where she will spend
urek uilli relatives. She will visit
i Raleigh and Hickory before she
pturns t?> Murphy.
Mr. V illiatn Thompson and Mr.
ohn Davidson are spending this
fffk in < opperhill as the guets ??f
Irs. Boh Barclay.
Mrs. Boh Barclav returned to her
o:v?* in ("opperhill after having
avihg snent several days with her
rents. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomp
i'ii.
Miss Beiil all Spain of Biltniore is
le guest of Mrs. Holder in East
lurphv.
Mrs. Gartrell was hostess to the
jmtday afternoon bridge clnl>.
bote playing were: Mrs. R. S. Par
r. Mrs. E. P. Fleniming, Mrs. J.
f. Davidson, Mrs. Don Wither
K?on. Mrs. Dot Cooper. Mrs. W.
Hyde. Mrs. Harry P. Cooper,
b. f. W. Thompson, Mrs. Gartrell.
ho tea quests were: Mrs. Paul Hy
t. Mrs. Darnell and Mrs. Daviess,
[rs. Dot Cooper won high score. A
plicious salad course was served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Axley and
nldren of Statesville were guests
in week of Mr. Axlev's sister. Mrs.
fll and Miss Kate Axley on Valley
iver Avenue.
I Mi? Miry Bell is attending sum
mer si-):.., if Chautauqua College,
P&ntauqua, \. Y.
I Mr. :md Mrs. Neil Davidson and
S ? ;xii Cook visited the Santeet
j'1 D. *n above Rohhinsville Sun
\mu?ii? other visitors to the
; : Mrs. Walter Mauney.
'? P. Fleming and Mr. and
^ B. Gartrell.
^?r. ;md Mrs. Harry Kidd of At
^ere the week-end guests
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mattox. " .
,7 Kidd, who has been
tending sometime with her broth
* Ir. R. C. Mattox. returned to
* home at Danielsville, C a., Sun
IV.
^r-. E. J. Darnell and little son,
??ir, are spending sometime with
* Parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
rd. and her sister, Mrs. P. C.
*aH and fam ily .
Miss Eva Nell Maunev was hostess |
to tlu* Thursday evening bridge club '
I'lbrwo playing were- Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Dale
I Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barclay. Mrs.
Laura Christopher, Mrs. J. W. j
Thompson. Misses Elizabeth Brit-j
tain. Nan Dixon. Katherine Thomp- ;
son. Mr. Ed Studstill and Prof. Ju
lius Bcrzunga. Mrs. Thompson won i
,high score for ladies and Mr. Stud- 1
still for men. A most delicious sal- i
ad and ice cream course was served.'
Mrs. C. K. Hoover left Friday for
Marion where she will visit her par
lents.
Mavor H. P. Cooper will leave
Sr'urdav for Chattanooga. Tenn.. '
w'?ere lie will spend fifteen davs at'
tlv* Fort Oglethorpe Training Camp, j
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harshaw are ?
in Asheville visiting Mr. Ed Har
shaw who is in the hospital there.
j Mr. Frank Dickey reeeived a rath
er painful injury Monday when a
bottle of nehi burst and cut him on
ithe neck.
1 Miss Mildred Aiken delightfully
entertained the Girl Scouts at the,
residence of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Aiken, on Valley River
Avenue Tuesday night. Among
those present were: Misses Margaret
[Witherspoon, Bonnie Kirby. Kath
arine Holder. Ruth Mallonee. Grace
Barnett, Frances Pendley, Virginia
Benton, Birdie l.ee Crow, Fannie
Deweese, Woodfin Posev, Tonunie
i Carpenter, Marjorie Johnson. lima
Dyer. Marcel 1 Hampton, Edna Pat
ton, Mary Weaver. Messrs. Clarence j
jSneed. Joe Dyer, Mercer Fain, Jr..
Nelson and Edwin Hensiey. Charlie
Johnson. Guy Brittain. Bill Miller,
IJ ule Adams. Richard Parker. Rob
ert W eaver. Dennis Cole and Edward
j F reas. Delicious cakes and puwh
i were served.
Mrs. H. P. Coper. Mrs. J. W. Dav
idson, Pruden and Jerry Jr.. will
motor to Dalton. Ga.. Mondav,
where they will be the guests for a
lew days of Mrs. Davidson's aunt.
Mrs. I). C. Bryant. On their return
jhorne Mrs. Bryant will accompany
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Cravotte and Miss
Lona Edwards of Cornelia, Ga..
were the guests this week of Mrs. S.
E. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay den Ferguson |
announce the birth of a fine baby I
boy on July 28.
Register of Deeds W. A. Boyd, on ;
July 26th, Mr. T. N. Bates perform- j
ing the ceremony. The young con- j
pie have the best wishes ot their
many friends for a long and happy!
life.
BRIMFUL OF GOODNESS
Visit our soda fountain and
ask one of the hoys to mix a
class of your favorite bever
age. You will find it delicious
ight down to the last drop.
If you have no particular con
coction in mind ask him to fix
any one of our leading drinks;
and it is sure to please. There
is nourishing refreshment in i
jny drink you call for.
PARKER'S DRUG STORE
""r 39 77i? Rexall Store Murphy, N. C.
EDDIE, THE AD MAN
OU.IE uOOPS FAMlLy CAT
DISAPPEARED TtmjBR
DAY? OLUE ADVFKnseD
-WAT we w/auteo rr back.
TODAY IT KfcnjKweD.LEAOllXj
t=OUR LITTUE owes ^ OUR. ,
Ut' WA'kIT ads get resous '
CLASSIFIED ADS
Five Cents Per Line Per Insertion.
Minimum Charge 25c
Cash Paid for W hite and Chest
nut Oak Ties, Pine Poplar and
Chestnut wood. Carry full line of
groceries and feed. Located in
Weaver Store Building near Murphy
Mills. ? J. 0. Mulkey. (51-4t-jbm. )
FOR SALE Liberia Pea? See
me at Alto, Ga. C. L. C. WADE.
Merchant, four miles South of
Cornelia. Ga., (51-3t-pd.)
PEACHES FOR SALE
I will have plenty of Georgia
Hell and Liberia Peaches for
Sale at 50c per bushel and up
commencing August 4th.
J. A. GRAM
Alto, Ga.
FOR SALE. ? 'Complete set ?>l the
Encyclopaedia Brittannica, beau
( tifully bound in morroco. in per
fect condition, at a bargain. For
? further information apply to The
Scout, Murphy. V C. (l-3tacl. )
Hemstitching and Picot Edging
(tone nf
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.
If ait Outers Given
PROMPT tTTEXTlOX
Mr. and Mrs. Olson Hall an
nounce the birth of a fine baby girl
jon July 28.
Mr. William \\ . Hulvey. of Gas
itonia. and Miss (Cornelia Coffee ? ?t*
Marble, were united in the bonds nf
| holy matrimom at the office of
Mr. Ed. Davidson !r? who has
Iieen in charge of th?* Standard Ser
vice Station for the p.i-t several
months, left Saturday morning lor
\thinla, to take o\er the states ??t
Georgia and Florida as salesman
for A. S. Boy lc- Company. ?if Cin
cinnati. manufacturers <?l Old Eng
lish Floor Wax. Mr. Davidson wa*
formerly with this company in Cali
fornia. and his many friends here
wish him success in his new terri
j lory.
Mr. John II. Stewart, of Novasott.
Texas, who is spending sometime
| with relatives at Andrews, was a
visitor here Thursdav.
I
Mr. S. A. Carroll, of Maysville.
Ga., returned to his home this week
after having spent several weeks
with relatives in the county.
Mr. F. II. James and family of
Louisville, Ky., arrived this week to
spend sometime with his sister, Mrs.
Florence Moore, and other relatives.
Mr. R. A. McTaggart, of Birch,
and Mis Nina Ramsey of Murphy,
were happily married on July 21st.
at the office of the Carolina-Tennes
see Power Company by 'Squire T.
N. Bates. Mr. McTaggart is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. j. W. McTag
gart. and Mrs. McTaggart is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Ramsey, prominent families and
well known citizens of the county.
They have the best wishes of their
many friends for a long and happy
married life.
Andrews Lecafe
Mrs. L. 1>. Nichols and little son, j
L. fx. Jr.. are \isiting Mrs. Nichols
mother and father at Villa Rica, Ca. J
I he\ arc expected l?a? k home on
Thuisdav ? ?f this week.
Mrs. Carl, nee Miss Hester Wal
lace. who was a teacher in *he An
drews School is in Andrews visiting'
Mrs. J. 11. Christy ami other friend^.;
Mrs. G. Wayne Walker has visit
ing her, her sister, who was Miss
\ irginia Link, of Forest City. C.
D. H. Tillitt made a trip to Top- J
ton on Tuesday of this week to at
tend to professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I\. Hearne and
daughter. Jane, left Andrews Mon
day morning for Paris, Tenn., after
having been the guest "f Mr.
ihearne's niece, Mrs. D. 11. Tillitt.
for a week. 1
Mr. F. B. Dennis of Black Moun
tain. N. C.. was in Andrews during
this week attending to business in
connection with the Carolina Lum-'
iber and Supply Company of which
he is Secretary -Treasurer.
Mr. J. C. Ledford has returned to
Andrews after having spent some
time in the hospital in Franklin
where he was operated on for gall
stones. Mr. Ledford is very weak
hut states that otherwise he feels
very well.
Miss Smith of Cincinnati. Ohio,
is spending the summer with Mrs. J.
M. Boone. Miss Smith has spent
leach summer in Andrews for a pcr
jiod of seven years.
Library Committee
Plans Silver Shower
Plans for a silver shower for I he
benefit of the Carnegie Library are
being made by the Library Commit
tee of the Woman's Club.
The date will be announced in
nex! week's issue of The Scout.
The money will be used to buy
new books for the Library, and all
friends of the Library are invited lo
come and enjoy an evening of en
tertainment.
Watch for the date in The Scout.
The Scout regrets that a nunil?er
of articles had to be omitted this
week due to the fact that we had
planned for only six pages and had
'printed a part of the paper with
; that number of pages as the goal,
i when several legal advertisements
jrame in which necessitated the Icav
j ing out ??l ilie news articles. (0(
course. %*pa> stuff* as we call it. al
ways has the right-of-way.)
UPSET
With Stomach Spells
"I have taken Black-Draught
ever since I was a child, and can
recommend it as a splendid
medicine for family use," says
Mrs. Cora Maberry, of Sageeyah,
Gkia. rrMy mother used it, in
bringing up her family, and after
I had a home of my own, I con
tinued to use it, as I thought it
was good to give the children.
"My children did not mind tak
ing Black-Draught, and so when
they got upset with stomach
spells, or were constipated, I
gave them Black-Draught tea.
They are all grown now and
have homes of their own, but I
stili keep Black-Draught in the
house and use it myself when I
wake up in the morning feeling
dull and 'headachey', and have a
bad taste in my mouth."
In use over 87 years. Price 25c.
^/br'Cor?*tipation,
Indigestion. Biliousness
Mr-. Rftta Morgan made a trip
to \shcville 011 Monday of thi< week.
On Saturday night ? ?f the past
u?vk ili- \ndrews Tanning ExlracL
('??nipam had the misfortune to have
one ??t its vaecum tanks eo I lapse.
This will necessitate a close down
for about two weeks.
Sheriff I). M. Rirrhfield was in
Andrews on Saturda\ ??i the past
week on business in connection with
his office.
I lie work on the golf course of
llit- Andrews (iolf and Country Club
is progressing nicely and will .mini
Ik: completed.
Mrs. Dr. j. C. Davis, of Florida,
is in Andrews as tl"* gu^?t of her
husband's brothers iainii -s. Messrs.
J. W . S. Davis and H. E. Davis.
On last Sunday night the four
churches in Andrews held a union
service. The Baptist church was
host. Rp\. Mr. Deerinjz a visiting
Lutheran minister, was the preacher
of tin- occasion. Mr. Deering is vis
iting Rev. W . 11. Lef stead, pastor
here of the Lutheran church.
? ? T
Mrs. W . P. Currier has returned
to Andrews after an extended trip
to knowille and other points in
Eastern Tennessee.
Mr*. \. C. Rellamy has returned
after an extended visit in \ irginia
and Eastern Tennessee.
Messrs. W. T. Moore and J. W.
Walker made a business trip to Hay
esville on Monday of this week.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A liattle Creek physician says,
"Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause."
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Hexa'l Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the system
into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel
called the colon. The water loosens
the dry food waste and causes a gen
tle, thorough, natural movement
without forming a habit or ever in
creasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexa'l Orderlie at night.
Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to
day at the nearest Rexall Drug
Store.
YOU NEED
GOOD LIME
AND PLASTER
Contractors and builders who
have I iron < 1 ? ? i 1 1 Lt I lit- hi >! "<i <_rraile
of work tell :i- thai the\ are pleased
with the miiformitx ami quality <>1
the materials that wo supply. Our
lime and plaster, as well as the
other building materials we carry,
are all of the best grades.
Come in and talk over your plans
with us. We shall be glad to tie of
help and give you valuable litera
ture.
A full stock of building materials
ami supplies carried.
W. M. FAIN GRO. CO.
101 Depot St. Telephone 101
MURPHY. \. C.
"Everybody has a Hobby ? Ours is
Service ."
WE OFFER $100.00
To any one who will use Padgett's
Indian Herb Juice and fail to get re
sults we claim for it. Indian Herb
Juice has given satisfaction to all
who have used it for twenty-five
years. We recommend Padgett's In
dian Herb Juice for constipation,
indigestion, rheumatism, liver and
kidney trouble, and has proved su
preme for high blood pressure. For
sale at all drug stores.