ANDREWS BRIEFS!
The I-act comedy. "Hone Ties"
was acc< rded a hear.v weL ?roe by
the people of Ami re w - Thursday
night at the high school auditorium.
This popular attraction was staged
by talent from Brvson City in the;
interest of the welfare work in Aii
(in ws and Brys> n City. I he result?
of perfonnar.ee bore were very satis
factory. The blackface numbers giv
en by K. L. Summers, C. 1". ' arroi!.
Jr.. and Simeon i)av?... and Paul An- i
gel were features of special inteie.-t. i
The f i uneral of Jesse Berong ??'?.
who died of heart .implication last
Thur>iiay. was held from St. Andrews!
Lutheran Church Friday afternoon.
In the absence of te Rev. E. F. 1
Trout man, pastor of the church, the"
service wa> conducted by the Rev. j
Walter J. Miller, pastor of the An
drew Methodist church, assisted by
the Kev. K. W. Prevost of the Bap- 1
tist church. Interment followed in
the town cemetery. Surviving are
the widow and four children.
Mi.ss Gladys Chadwick and Miss
Sal lie Mae Alphine of the Andrews
school faculty hjive been chosen as j
delegates to the meeting of the North
Carolina Education Association to j
be hvld in Raleigh March 26, 27. and
28. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ballard j
were chosen as alternates.
Interpretation
Cieorgle. Irrepressible bid of si*. nnd j
been confined to tbe house for the day j
because of a slight injury. It bap
pened to be the day ??f bis mother's
bridge club. <:eor?rie's Interest In af
fnlrs of this kind bad always beer,
flight, bur today be w:.s compelled to
fitly in the house, so he became biter
ested. His mother mrdf a bid. **I >1 d
you say "no trucks'? mo* her." said he
Fait-Movin1; Nebula
The fast uio\ body in ihe lioav
ens Is a nebula, which i* rushing awa>
from our so ar system I'm- ni
i.SBj) mllec :? ? ?? '
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE ? Best yearling R. I. Red
hens. $1.00 each. Best y.-arling
White Leghorn hens. 80c each. Baby
chicks from Ferris strain. Two year- i
old White Leghorn hens. Roosters
direct from Ferris. These chicks I
$8.00 per hundred. R. I. Red chicks
*10.00 per 100. F. J. W ATKINS.
Murphy, N. C., IU. 1. 29-3t.
WILL HAVE car of Morris Fertiliz
er March 1st; also 1G per cent.
Acid. See us for prices and get yours
early. Cherokee Hardware Company
Telephone 47, Murphy. N. C. 30-2t
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to run
McNess Business in W. Cherokee and
Graham counties. Wonderful oppor
tunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No
experience or capital needed. Write
today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. M
Freeport. Illinois. 31-lt-pd.
LOST March 3, 1931, 1 Bown Fe
male dog, heavy set. with a little
while on chest. Notify 11. S. Bowles
at Dickey Chevrolet Co., City. It.
FOUND ? by S. D. Akin, 1 Sack of
Groceries. Owner will please call
for same and pay fo this ad. Arkin
Hardware :U-lt.
FOR SALE ? Baby Chicks that live
and grow, fourteen dollars per 100
Forest City Hatchery, Forest City,
N. C. 27-20-31-33.
SOCIAL
NOTES
Circle No. 2 of the Baptist Mis
sionary Society met Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas.
? alhoun. Mr.-*. Calhoun and Mrs. C.
\\ . Sneed acted jvs joint hostesses.
(The devotional period was con
ducted by Mrs Bessie DeWeese.
At the business session the follow
:ng <?fficer> were elected:
Chairman, Mrs. Chas. Cariinger,
C< '-chairman. Mrs. C. W. Sneed, Scc
i*elary and Treasurer, ^Irs. C. I. Cal
houn. Mission Study leader, Mrs. V.
I. Butt; Personal Service Chairman,
Mrs. R Lovingoon; Literature Pro
gram, Mrs. J. Karnett; program com
mittee. Mrs. Fred Swain. Mrs. H.
Rogers.
A delightful social hour fMllowed.
The hostesses served sandwichcs.
cake and coffee. Those present were
Mrs. Bessie DeWeese, Sirs. J. Bar
nett, Mrs. Neil Davidson, Mrs. Chas.
Cnrrirarer. Mrs. Fred Swain, Mrs. J.
W. McMillan. Miss Lois Sneed, Little
Misses Dorothy Sneed and Frances
Calhoun. Little Mr. Ralph Carringer
and Mack Swain.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church held its
monthly meeting in the ladies' par
lor of the church at 2:30 Tuesday
afternoon of this week. The devo
tional was in charge of the pastor.
Rev. Howard P. Powell. Mrs. Powell
read an aiticle from the Missionary
Voice on "The Indian Cajans of
South Alabama", the latest venture
of the M. K. Church "South, in Home
Mission work. During the business
meeting Mrv. K. B. Norvell. president
of the society, was elected as dele
gate to the Annual Missionary Con
ference in Shelby, N. C., in April.
Plans for Mission study work were
perfected with Mi's. C. U. Williams
as leader. Plans for a market day
in this month were discussed. The
following members were present: ?
Mrs. E. B. Norvell, Mrs. C. U. Will
iams, Mrs. W. K. Howell, Mrs. I). V.
Carringer, Mrs. W. A. Savage. Mrs.
W. P. Odom, Mrs. Lettie Rich. Mrs.
.1. H. Hampton. Mrs. P. H. Sword,
Mrs. E. C. Mrllonee. Mrs. H. (I. El
kins. Mrs. (;. W. Ellis, Mrs. R. C.
Mattox, and Mi's. H. P. Powell.
? o ?
Circle No. 1 of the Methodist Mis
sionary Society met on Tuesday,
Feb. 24. at the home of Mrs. iiarrv
P. Cooper. Mrs. H. P. Powell led th?
devotional, reading "The Mother of
(Jennesaret" from the book "Far
above Rubies" by Agnes Slight Turn
hull, Caracter Studies of Women of
the Bible. After the business meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed. The
hostess was assiste d in serving a de
licious salad course, coffee and spice
cakes, by her daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Mattox, Miss Cecil Mattox, Mrs. Wil
lard Cooper and Mrs. J. W. Thomp
son. The members who enjoyed Mrs.
Cooper's delightful hospitality, in
Mrs. R. C. Mattox and her guest,
Mrs. Kidd, '?>{ Georgia, Mrs. J. H.
Hampton, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. G. W.
Ellis, Mrs. W. T. Cooper, Mrs. J. W.
Respiratory Note
The quantity of air a man taken In
to his lungs at each respiration is
called tidal air, and Is normally ahout
300-.V>(j cubic centimeters. ' Of this
ahout 1JVO cubic centimeters never goes
farther than the respiration passages.
The remainder becomes mixed with
the air In the air cells (alveolar;
of which there is perhaps thr??e liters
In the lunc
This
Practicai
Cook Book
'containing more than 90 excel
lent recipes ? bread, muffins, cakes
and pastry ? will be mailed on request
to users of K C Baking Powder.
The recipes have been prepared
I especially for
KCBaking IWder
SamTrice for averj# years
25 ounccsfor!5t
Millions of Pounds ??*
Used by Our
Government
f Thompson. Mrs. Hadlcy Dickey. Mrs. ,
W. E. Studstill. Mi*. Lottie Rich.,
Mr*. Rose Ketron, Mrs. I>. V. Car- (
ringer and Mrs. H. I*. Powell.
LOST ? Tuesday afternoon between
the* Post office and the Southern i
Bell Telepht office a ring with j
the Southern Bell Telephone emblem (
| and four stars around the bell. Re
! ward if returned to Miss Sara Cook, j
BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY
o - 1
The Baptist Mi ionary Society ob
I served the annual Home Mission day
of prayer on March 2nd at the
church. The subject of the program
was "Home Mission Trails' and was
given as follows:
Hymn "Revive Us Again"
Devotional period ? J. L. Steele.
"Will we destroy our Home Mis
sion Work?" ? Mrs. Ralph Moody.
"Nehemiah'^ dependence on pray
er" ? Mrs. A. M. Simonds.
Hymn "Sweet hour of prayer"
"From Jewish Fields" - ? Mrs. Neil
Davidson.
"Indian Youth Finding New ways"
? Mrs. Will Ramsey.
Hymn "O. Worship the King"
"Nifcvicita, The Beloved" ? Miss
Sara Cook.
"The enlarged vision" ? Mrs. C.
Carringer.
"Changing life in the unchanging
Mountains" ? Mrs. Fred Christopher
Prayer of dismissal.
Luncheon.
Devotional period ? Mrs. Steele.
"The light that shines from sea to
sea" ? Mrs. T. P. Calhoun.
The policy of the Home Mission
Board ? Mrs. E. E. Adams.
Hymn "Joy to ihe World"
"Letter from ;i Christian Jew" ?
Mrs. Ben Gartrell.
"The men of the seven seas" ?
Mrs. W. H. Mur.ay.
' Work among ex-service men at
Otecn" ? Miss Sara Cook.
"Work among Negroes" ? Mrs.
Davidson.
666
LIQUID OR TABLETS
Cute Colds, Headaches, Fever
666 SALVE
CURES BABY'S COLD
With Christ Across the Barrier of
Race" ? Mrs. Tom Evans.
? Youthful Christ** ? Mrs. Walter
Sneed.
"Breaking: New Trails*' Mrs. I-. E.
Deweese.
I "Mike, of the North End" ? Mrs.
j Ralph Moody.
The Woman's Hymn.
Benediction.
j The circles will meet Tuesday af
I ternoon. March 10, at 2 o'clock.
| Circle No. 1 with Mrs. .J. L. Steele
and Mrs. T. 1'. Calhoun at the church
Circle No. 2 with Mrs. Chas. Car
i rinper.
Circle No. 3 with Mrs. J. W. Dav
idson.
j Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Bessie De
| weese.
o
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cearley enter
tained a few guests with
dinner in honor of Old "Bac?'?
Those present were. .Mr , I
J. A. Richardson. Mr. and
Butt. Mr. Quinn Hick) r n, .'., .1
Grady Hampton. The cats, w.,rj,M
inadequate to mention i
fortret the birthday cake fr, ' ?J
and Mrs. Powell, and the
ard from Mr. and Mi 1{. \ J?!
of which both tickle: .,Ur
Grady sure showed ln^
of the pood things we had to mil
>UK(iested that I should have ar .J
one soon. But fnd Richardaoci^3
i (heir beans when it c* .rues toj
"Delicious Salads." and other
things to devour. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Cear'.ev, you J
always have a warm reception in J
heart for your hospitality.
"BACH"
DR. ELMER L. HOLT
DENTIST
X-RAY SERVICE
Dental and General
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BANK OF MURPHY
J. W. LOVINGOOD, President
T. N. BATES, Vice-President
C. MOORE, Vice-President
DIRECTORS
J. W. LOVINGOOD
E. C. MOORE
NOAH LOVINGOOD L. E. BAYLESS
T. N. BATES
H. E. DICKEY
W. W. HYDE
M. W. BELL
J. E. COBURN
E. P. HAWKINS
R. L. ANDERSON
We reopened for business on March 2,
after being closed about three months,
due to the financial panic in tikis sec
tion of the country and we are strong
er and in better condition than ever
before to serve you.
We take this opportunity of thanking
our old patrons and friends for their
loyal support and assistance rendered
us in getting our bank re-opened and
re-organized, and solicit your account
and banking business