I Friday Feb. 16, 1934
Locals and
| Miss WiUard Chastain, who underwent
an operation last week at the
petrie Hospital for ruptured appendix,
is reported to be improving, although
her condition is still considered
serious.
I Mr. William Darnell has returned
home from a visit with relatives and
friends at Marietta, and Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Owenby and
Master Edgar Darnell Jr. left Tuesday
for a visit with relatives and
Friends at Marietta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hall and children
of Asheville spent the week end
frith Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. Mary
Alst n and sister, Mrs. E. C. Mnllonee.
Mr. William Burns, Young Hairis
College student who was operated
on recently for appendicitis, was dismissed
from the Petrie Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. E. P Fleming of Asheville
spent several days the first of the
week visiting relatives here.
Miss Eula Gray of Hayesville
spent the week end with Mrs. J. B.
Gray and Mrs. Clo Moore.
Mrs. Tom Mauney has returned
home from a visit with relatives at
Lakeland, Fla.
Vernon King, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce King of Topton, who underfen:
an operation for appendicitis at
the Petrie Hospital several weeks ago,
was recovered sufficiently to be removed
to his home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Alston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. G. Hall in Asheville.
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PERMANENT
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? Ringlet Wave $2.00 X
X F.ugene Wave ...... $4.00 V
Realistic Croquignole $5.00 y
X f'nSer-w?ve Dried 25c
| CANDLER'S BEAUTY 'sHOP Ij!
{ Phone 53J. Murphy, N. C. X
Stomach Trouble Relieved
Miss Haley Landers, Route No. 9,
Greeneville, Tenn., Praises
SEMINOLE SYSTEM
REGULATOR
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"For two jMtn I had been suffering
from stomach disorders and poor digestion
and after every meal belching
would set In and pains aroand my heart
would almost suffocate me. My life was
a burden both to myself and family and
1 gradually got to weak I. was forced
to remain in bed much of tha time. One
day I mw an advertisement In the
Pip-r olbiis about SEMINOLE SYSTEM
REGULATOR and I decided to
?uy six bottle* and give It a thorough
trial. After the first fetv doaea the
belching stopped and digestion Improved.
I ain now taking my third
$5SH? >nd feel like a new being. SEMINOLE
brought me relief after many
other remedies that I tried had failed.
apeak too liljrnly about SEMINOLE
as It Is a wonderful medicine.
8oId By All Good Druggists.
For Solo By
* s. PARKER DRU GSTORE,
Mitffcy, N. C.
The Cherol
I Personals 1:
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| Mrs. Frank Owenfcy left Tuesday
! for a visit with relatives at Marietta, a
j Ga.
3
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Haney an- J
nounce the birth of a daughter, .n \
Friday, February 9th. j
Mrs. Floience Mclver returned to 1
I her home in Philadelphia, Pa., Sun- J
j day after attending the funeral of .ier
hu-band, Mr. Robert Mclver on last
i Thursday. c
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Mrs. W. T. Truett, ot Andrews, a
j who has been taking treatment in t
] the Petrie hospital since Deselmber 1
120th, was dismissed frdm the hospi- p
tal Tuesday mtich improved in health. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Xeit Davidson and 2
son, John; Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Mc- 2
Iver left Wednesday for a business 2
trip to Knoxville, Tenn. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mclver returned
to their home at Greensboro last Fi- 1
day after attending the funeral ol (
their nephew, Robert Mclver. i
j
Mr. H. Bueck left Monday for i
Salisbury to visit his mother who is $
seriously ill. <
Virginia Broyhill, 7 year old daugh- 2
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Broyhill. ]
of Robbinsville, had her tonsil* re- \
moved at the Petrie hospital on Feb- (
ruary 9th. 2
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Mr and .Mrs. Cliff Dickey of Copperhili,
Tenn. were iruests Sunday
afternoon of Mr. Dickey's parent--, ,
Mr. end Mrs. W. b. Dickey. c
1
Miss Katheriue Miller left Sunriav
lot Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Higgins and {
Mrs. Callie Hall v/ere business visitors
in Atlanta, Ga. on Wednesday
of this week.
1
Mrs. C. Nalley of Blue Ridge, Ga.
I was the week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. B. R. Carroll. (
WANTED: One Hunder cured Hams
t*. reasonable prices. See Mr.s NV y
tie Dickey.
Mr. W. M. Randolph, of Cheoah,
Graham County, underwent a minor ^
nose operation at the Petrie Hospital
on Monday and was recovered
sufficiently to mum to his Jiome on j
Tuesday. ]
The Woman's Club will meet on t
next Wednesday afternoon, February
21st in the club roam. The subject
tor the afternoon will be "Good j
! English" and Mrs. W. E. Studstill (
will be the leader. Mrs. T. A. Case, ,
| Mrs. R. S. Parker and Mrs. H. .
Bueck will be hostesses }
The Character Builders Sunday
School class entertained with a Val|
entine party on last Friday evening in
' the Men's Bible class room. The
! room was decorated with ferns and 1
valentines. After many interesting ]
games and contests a delicious salad J
course was served: Those piesent
were: Mrs. H. P. Clark, teacher, Mr. .
and Mrs. H. G. Elkins, Mr. and Mrs.
l>. R. Carroll and daughter, Dorothy 1
Mrs. T. A. Case, Mrs. Wade Massey, 1
Mrs. Glenn Bates, Mrs. Ted Howell,
Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. E. C. Mallonee ,
Mis. Willard Axley, Misses Dot Heigh ,
way, Delia Meroney, Emily Sword, .
Clara McCombs, Ella McCombs, Mary '
Akin, Hattie Palmer, Ruby Hall,
Leila Posey, Loucine Wells, and
Winfred Townson. j
Thomas Woody, of Topton, under- j
went a tonsil and adenoid operation .
at the Petrie Hospital Wednesday
morning.
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Messrs. N. W. Abernathy and J.
M. Lovingood of Marble were busi- ?
ness visitors in town Wednesday. .
Mrs. Susie de Martine had the misfortune
to fall a few days ag-o, and e
while she received only a lew oruisea
.Vie is confined to her rocfm at the
Regal hotel for several days, Where f
she is always glad to see her friends.
Mr. Thos. A. Upshaw, clerk of
Cartersville, Ga., and Mrs. Upshaw
are spending a vacation at the Regal
I hotel.
Don't Get Up Nights
USE BUCHU AND GIN
Mak. This 25c Teat
It is as valuable to the bladder as
castor oil to the bowels. Drives out
impurities and excess acids which
carse the irritation resulting: in getting
up nights, burning, frequent deire,
leg pains and backache. On account
cf the alcohol use juniper oil
from which gin is made. Ask for
Bokets, the bladder laxative also containing
buchu leaves, etc. After four
dcys if not pleased your druggist will
return ycur 25c. You are bound to
deep better after this cleaning, i
"BURETS guaranteed by R. S. Par-[
ker Drug Co." I
kec Scout, Murphy, Nori
The Hyatt Sunday school class was
entertained with a Valentine patty
>n last Friday evening at the home
i Mrs. J. W. Axley. Mrs. Axley and
flrj. S. D. Akin acted as joint hostsses.
Games and contests were played
ifter which a delicious salad course
s seived. Those present were:
Irs. G. W. Ellis, Mrs. Arthur Akin,
Irs. G. W. Candler, Mrs. E. B. Morel,
Mrs. W. A. Savage. Mrs. J. H.
icCall, Mrs. R. C. Mattox, Mrs. N.
Adams, Mrs. T. F. Higgins, Mrs.
V. Wells, Mrs. P. H. Sword, Mrs.
Nettie Axley, Mrs. Florence Moore.
The Good Will Club met on Frilay
afternoon, January 26th. with
'Irs. Jim Fianklin. Mrs. Franklin
ind Mrs. Johnson as hostesses. Alter
tusiness a salad course was served.
Those ptesent were: Mr.-. Allen Lovinfood.
Mrs. Hume Bowles, Mrs.
iowaid Moody, Mrs. Noah Lovingood,
'Irs. R. D. Chandle.', Mrs. Clingman
'IcDonald, Mrs. Winslow Mclver,
'lis. Bill Brandon, Mrs. Cyrus White,
Hr.\ Waiter Coleman, Misses Gillis
'lartin and Mary Akin.
Mrs. Noah Lovingood and Mrs. H.
Sowles were joint hostesses to the
5ood Will Club on last Friday afterloon
at the home of Mrs. Lovingood.
Vitcr business a delicious and amusng
"Ragged Ann" salad course was
it-rved by the hostesses assisted by
Thariene and Wanda Bowles. Those
>resent were: Mrs. Allen Lovingood,
Irs. Howard M'oody, Mrs. Virgil
fohnson, Mrs. Jim Franklin, Mrs. J.
V. Bailey, Mrs. Homer Ricks, Mrs.
py-us White, Mis. Paul Crawford,
V s Mary Akin. Mrs. W'arren Sneed
s a visitor.
Mrs. Lilla Adams who has been
isiting relatives here for several
lays returned t>o Knoxville, Tenn. on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jenkins of Young Harris, Ga
s visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. P
)dom.
Mrs. Lilian Horton of Klue, Ga
? tho fftiesr thl* Wppk of Mr. and Mrs
Thompson Terrell.
Mr. J. B. Gray spent the first pari
>f thi3 week in Raleigh on business.
Mr. Don Witherspoon who has
>een at Ralei??i on business has re^
L?OST: One Female White Cat. Re
turn to Mrs. Nettie* Dickey. Re
Ward.
"The World Day of Prayer" wil
le observed at the Methodist Churcl
Friday afternoon, February lGth
jeginning at 2:30 P. M. it was an
flounced this week. x
A George Washington Ball will b<
leld in the Burns building on Thurs
lay evening, February 22nd, begin
ling at 0 o'clock. Tre Syncopaters
in oichestra from Copperhill, wil
furnish the mus*c.
ANDREWS
Miss Mildred Kooiman of Cantor
ivho is attending school at Cullowhei
?vas the week end guest of Mr. ant
Mrs. J. J. Stone.
Messrs. D. H. Tillitt and C. E
Hyde were in Waynesville on Fri
lay and Saturday of the past week or
professional business.
Dr. H. T. Hunter of Cullowhee de
ivered a lecture at t.he Andrew:
Baptist church on last Sunday morn
ng on the subject: "Jesus the greatest
teacher of them all."
The many friends of Mr. D. S,
Russell will iearn with regret that he
s seriously ill and has been taken tc
he hospital in As.ieville. Reports
'rom him are that his condition is
rery serious.
.Miss Bobbie Anderscm, daugfektev
f Mr. Harve Anderson, now of Gasonia
but formerly of Andrews is visting
relatives and friends here.
Mr. Decatur Pullium who is now
Employed at Yellow Hill, N. C. spent
he week end with his parents, Mr.
ind Mr3. M. E. Pullium.
HATTIE PALMER
Notary Public
Scout Office
DIZZINESS
relieved by Black-Draught
"I decided to take Thedford'e
Black-Draught, u I bad been having
bilious spells." writes Mr. Chsa
XL ?S to vena, of Columbus, Ind. "Whoa
Z ret bilious, I feel sleepy and tired
end do not feel like doing roy work.
I get dwfully dizzy. I know then
that I had better take something.
After I found how good Black-Draught
Is, that Is what I have used. I guess
It rids roe of the btl* for I feel better
? dont feel like 1 am dropping
Off to sleep every time I sit down.
That, te ma is a very bad feeling.
Now you ?on pet Blaok-Draupht MS
tho form t a BY SUP, for Cin?m
th Carolina
! Mrs. Joel Tompkins of Bryson I
j City was a visitor in Andrews on 1
i Tuc day cf this we:-k.
Mayor C. E. Hyde was in Murphy
on Tuesday of this week attending to
| professional business.
Rev. Pat Cclvilie on last Sunday
I filled the pulpit at the Andrews
> Baptist church on last Sunday night.
Sir. Hardy Cclvard of Robbinsvillc
{ was a bu.-iness visitor in Andrews on
! Tuesday of this week.
Mr. M. W. Bell, attorney of Murj
phy was in Andrews on Monday cf
j this week attending to professional
| business.
Mr. Fisher Black who is employed
in Andrews by Nantahal Power and
Light company spent the week end
wif.'i his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
L'lack of Bryson City.
Miss Lucile V/atkins of Knoxville.
Tenn. is spending some time in Andrews
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Wat-tins.
Mr. Clyde H. Jarrett has opened an
office in the Merchants and Manufactures
Bank Building for the
practice of law and to do a general
insurance and bond business.
The Senior B. Y. P. U. of Andrews |
Baptist chunch gave a social at the
church on Tuesday night of this week.
Tiie ?many friends of Mr. W. R.
' Conley, Deputy Sheriff, will {learn
with pleasure that his condition the
first of this week was somewhat improved.
Food Distributors To
Name Authority
At Asheville 20TH
By authority of the National Food
and Grocery Distributors' Code Authority
and punroant to 1?ie Code of
fair competition for the food and
grocery Trade, a meeting of representatives
of all Wholesale and retail
food and grocery establishments covered
by the code will be held at the
Battery Park Hotel, Asheville, N. C.,
at 8 P. M. Tuesday February 20,
. 1934.
This meeting is being called for
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the purpose of electing a Local Food
and Grocery Distributors* Authority
to be charged with the administration
of the code in this area.
It is important that every mail
and wholesale establishment be represented
at this meeting, said A. R.
Turnbull, Chairman. NRA Compliance
Card.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Stewart H. Long, Pastor
Sunday Schcol 10:00 A. M.
J. B. Gray, Superintendent.
Regular Ihird Sunday Seivices
Sermon by pastor. '"The Just Shall
Live by Faith."
There will be no evening service a.-?
the pastor will fill his tegular appointment
at Hayesville. The Bible study
will be continued on the following
Sunday evening. At this time the la^-t
39 chapter- or Genesis will be taken
up and it is requested that this portion
be read between now and then
| if pos ible. Visitors will find a cor|
dial welcome at all services of this
' church.
WANTED
We will pay jash for 500 bushels
Dry Black Walnuts in the hulls.
We also want Walnut Kernels,
Poultry, Eggs and Corn.
W. M. FAIN GRO. CO.
101 Depot Street Phone 101
MURPHY, N. C.
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tickets good in COACHES
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in slecDing and parlor cars
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> TRIP FARES
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Round Trip Tickets, with
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