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HONOR ROLL OF MURPHY SCHOOL The following i- tlif honor roll foi flu* Mm i?li\ graded srhool. it inrlude*. the natui^ of pupils who were neither absent ii"i tard> duri; _ the iv.?>nth :?nd who Hade a mark ninelN pereent or better on ea*h >>.i!'i?? t. The roll follow tor hoth September and Oetoher: September Fir-t C.iad. Mr?. >ipe? Jerr\ Mill*. Mallonee. \\ illiain Townson. Marv katherine \\le\. Barbara Meronev. Louise Maune\. I ii-l Grade 'Mi*. Grant Lake Hampton. Porter I horaas. W Utiam Corn well. si rt mu! Grad*- 'Mi-s I'il.i Hivr Billie Jaek-on. Mildred Hill. Frank Gilheit. \nna J? an Grant. I ; k !?ar nett. Jiu?-\ P<??k'!\. kathlr i: Koh ei t>. ? ' !? I < it ^ i Mi ? M< < "'i1!'* 1 Mrii-.i K ??. Marx Willani ? ? ?< ?|??*i . >et:t W :! Mr! II. 1 1 < ? \\ .1 1 ? ! Well?-. Hubert Well-. Jo,- Mill, r Flkins. I hi*,! ( .r.njr ? M i-> ( i l.i >ml>- ? m ? r. Mm., v. Third Grade Mrs. IV! I i Leon \\lex . G.iinr- Hkins. !>. i. Fish. I? it-hard Ib-well. Ui'hanl Mauney. Franee- ( "hi i-topher. \ irjinia Die k. x. !{??!.. < ( ., Hall. Mildred Holder. Tlielma f'i< Hon Bruee. Jaek Chris topher. HujIi Henslex . John Jordan. FlU-it Mallonee. Ldnar Weaver. Fourth Grade ? Mi-s Flla Mc Comhsi I. O. I lenslex . Fifth Grade iMiss Hayes I G. P*. Led ford. 1 1 uhert Wilson. Cloe M oore. I oiii A \ iej . Sixth (.rode ? Mi? Tripl*-tt I Har ry Fain. Ben Gartrell. Seventh Grade iCraee W ills Bell. Para lee Dalrymple, Frames Pend lex . Marv W itherspoon. Lleventh Grade: Merle Davis. October lirst Grade i Mrs. Sipel Billy narneu. iiaiiie Alae Hinsliaw. Marv Ratherine \\ley. \erniee Cearley. Derxl Crawford. l irst Grade i Mrs. Grant ) Lakes Hampton. Porter Thomas. Kubx Townsou. Fdna Hall. Seeond Grade i Mi-s Maxes) Jaek Barnett. Kat?- Crisp. lippie Gates. Mildred Mill. Billie Jaekson. >eeoml Grade < Miss Clara Me C?mbs? Melba Brmr. Mary \\ ilia id l.i -per. Sara Svvurd. Sara \\ ither spoon. lohii Briltain. Jr.. Joe Miller Klkin.-. Porter Kamsax. Hubert \\ ells. Harold Wells. Third * ?rade 'Mrs. IVll ) Thelnia Ixiee. Kichard Ht well. Frances Christopher. 1?. I. lish. Jack Chris phei. Caines Klkius. Leon Axley. Virginia Hiikex. Christine Howell. Cilbert \mo<. Ixichard Mauiiev. K.. nrlli Crade ' Mis- MtCombsl J. < ?. Hrn-1e\ . l.i'o.iie Mae Hembree. I" ? th . - Hukcx . Marian Hull. I .>mth C.rade i Miss Sword I 1 lite Williamson. Katherine !'..|.'inan. Kdith Carroll. I it til Crade < Miss Mood I Kdna I lampton. I itth Crade <Miss Haves l Hubert W ilson. >i\lh Crade ? Miss Triplet!) Har I ainl Ben Cartrell. Tom r osex . ' ? ?: IVirker. \i ietta Katn-^x. - ? fith Cr.ulc: Cra- . W ills Hell. IVi-alr.- I) i!: x rnple. M iry \\ ilher TELEPHONE BILLS TO BE RENDERED ON 21st OF MONTH V nev plan <?t tendering bill> foi telephone -< j x i< <* will ! ?*? introduced, bx the Southern I ?? *1 1 lelephone* ( 'oitipaux throughout tin- Carolina-, -tailing with charge- for December ? exchange serx ire. Instead of tin* hills for all sub srribri- being mailed on the first ol t lie month a- at prrsent. the bill ing i 1 1 be dixided into six equal groups. ra< h group of bills being mailed shortly aftrr iheir dale. It i- slated that the nexx billing plan permits the work of preparing bill- to be spread throughout the month, thus enabling the telephone t ompanx to give to their patrons a more eHirienf hilling service. The long distance service charges on each bill will include items up to the date of the bill, instead of such items appearing on bill- onlx up to the 20th of the preceding month, as has been the practice. I nder the new plan telephone sub-rribers here will reeeixe bills dated the 121-1 ol each month. It will be nece-sarx while the change is in progress to include charges for local service, long dis tance service and telegrams for oth er than normal periods. However, after this adjustment has been com pleted hills will cover the regular periods: namelx. tin- month preced ing the date ??! the lull lor long dis tance service items, and one month following dale <?| the bill for local ser\ ice. Kacli subscriber will receive a no tice with his Noxember 1st bill and also with his next subsequent bill, fulh explaining the plan and indi cating the period covered b\ the charges on bills in the future. Ad ditional information about the new plan mav be ? cured at the telephone office. When Parents And The Law Disagree That the . il^ of North Carolina are deeplx concerned about lamilx welfare and the t>pe ??l parental dis cipline administered in the home is manifest frosi the leient case <?l Stale v. Carter i Mrs. \rthurl tiied in the November Term of the Chero kee Countx Superior Court. About twentx xears a^ Mrs. Rosa Killian Carter married i man bx the name of Lewis and l?? them was born a daughter Cla Lewis. Lewis died and Clara w;i- placed in an orphan a*\ linn in th' state of Tennessee. W bile in the institution, the mother married Arthur Carter. Fixe chil dren haxe been born to this union. I lien it was that Mrs. Carter per suaded Clara I" leave the orphanage and come b;i' k t ? ? lixe xvilh her and ;? step-father and some half brothers and sisters. Clara returned about three xears asio and till recent I v. lix ed with her mother and the new fam i I \ in the \\<?|| Creek Communitx . Mrs Carter ?s fort v -five vears old I nder an indictment charging eruel and inluimau treatment, Mrs. Carter was arraigned before the Su perior Court. II i^ Honor Judge Wal L. Moore presiding, on November 9. lc)2o. (Tara Lewis was there as the the prosecuting witness. The in dictment wa? taken nut after a thor ough investigation of the Carter home In Mrs. Cathleen W. Warren. Superintendent of I'uKI i<- Welfare of Cherokee County. A prelimi nar\ hearing was had before a jus tice of the peace and Mrs. Carter was bound over to the Superior Court. \t tile trial in tin* justice cou rt and in the Superior Court it was proved that Mrs. Carter had lieaten her daughter with large switches* sticks of stove wood, and ropes. One witness testified that Clara V mother tied her hands to the ceiling with a chain and beat her un til the floor beneath her feet was red with blood. Mrs. Carter stead fast Is denied her brutality but the scar- plainlv \isihle on Clara's hands and arms. lens and body, and the knots and wounds 011 her head weie mute evidence of a mother's cruel and inhuman treatment. Counsel on both sides argued the cii-c to a jurv ??f good and lawful men. the judge charged the jury, and it retired to return in a very few minutes with a verdict ol "guiltv." If ever justice triumphed in a just ?\uise. it did s?. in this instance. Pursuant to ibis .erdict the court passed the following judgment on the accused: Mr-. Carter was sen tenced to serve si\ months at the State s Farm Colony for Women, i- suspended, however, on the fol lowing conditions: That Mrs. Carter ( report cverv si\ months for two vears to the welfare officer for good eonducl : that she permit the welfare officer to visit her home at will as -he already has a right to do; that j she forfeit all right to the custody ! or services of Clara l?evvis: and that she pay all the costs of the trial and prosecution. Mrs. Carter's motive for the cruel and brutal treatment of her daugh ter is unknown. It is thought that she wished to get rid of Clara be t ihc iaiier would not slave and do all the menial services for the new familv into which she was lur ed. '1 hat Clara was not treated as an equal is certain. \\ bile Clara is not the brightest of girls, she is nev ertheless Mrs. Carters own daugh ter. and as such, she deserved to he! leated by her mother as a human be- j ing and with a characteristic mother lovc. Then? i- tragedy in the thought j | that a mother m.n i?rn , ^ i "I"'" ???>? flesh aiJ tj i-' l a just iaus'. |, i,a *? kaje of Clara Lewis and V * L t," a ' ?"Irr j It is !><-lii-\,-(| that \|rs lh?* firsl unman to I... <? ** ^J\ZTA itllh H niri/rt, . _ i ^ i\ t Y S FEED PRICES <?<1 I? 5 1. 60 Ptll i: lh. Morris Lar.l ** 2 ! II. ha? Brigader Fl,.,lr !| C. S. Meal s ' . ! Shorts ,.r Mill |V,,| ~ lu P? 4 s. Hulls Corn Meal vl ... _ r> ,tl| vUlperiJ '1.1(1 prr J Oats Sail SI. 25 Per0 We will |ia\ f()r ^ *1.50 per hushi'l f?r C|ay Wo still have \( ()W| Bran(J ^ DICKEY FEED CI 111 Health the Greate?t ? Obstacle to Happing Columbia, S. C. ? "For several \n after I married I suffered irom w health and ueaSoMj I wanted childiji but was not sua enough. My gru mother pursuadfl me to take Dj Pierce's Fa vol Prescription and i. soon built me upta health and strengtH ened the organs.! am now the motto throe very heakii children and my health is fine. \Vta| foci the need of a tonic 1 alwjyi tlkea ?I'Tcscription.' I cannot say cmuji ) praise of this wonderful medicine fa weak and ailing women."? Mr*. W. Q I?ruitt, 2024 Main St. All dealers. Write Pr. Pierce, l m dent Invalids' I lot el, Bufialo, N. free medical advice. For the Biggest Line of Christmas Goods that has Ever Been Shown in Murphy. No need of going anywhere else to buy your holiday goods. We will be able to supply your wants To display and properly handle the big variety which we are going to offer you we must reduce our stock FOR ONE WEEK BEGINNING NOVEMBER 19th AND LASTING FOR ONE WEEK. YOU JUST COME INTO OUR STORE AND BUY ANYTHING YOU WANT LESS 10 PER CENT. WATCH OUT FOR OUR ADD COVERING HOLIDAY GOODS AND DON'T BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS UNTIL YOU HAVE VISITED OUR STORE! STORES CO. MURPHY, N. C.
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