FOOTBALL SUMMARY . (
By Pruden Davidson |
article recalls to memory a 1
- access!ul season of athletics,
uh football n?avr?d o
- . :al facts make-up this success of ;
1 _am-. which should be mentioned
:r lea.-t. They are: That -Murphy! (
ci 100 points during the year. ,
her - pponcnts scored only 1 1
; - nts. j ,
! j;?t not a single Murphy man was
lied off of the field on account
n juries.
. it the game attracted record
is and unsurpassed support was
. t :i by local businessmen.
That Murphy lost only one game, i
ir.ir three and tying four,
e fact-: along with the spectacular
ir.g and cool h adwork of the
contributed to the successfulthe
team,
t games played by the local
. and the score are as follows: i
r 5?Bryson City 0, Murphy 0. 1
b r 12?Andrews 0, Murphy 0.
i t r lit?Ilaye villo 0, Murphy
1 ci 20?Cherokee 0, Murphy 14.
V \ ember 1)?Bryson City 7, Murphy
i.
Xwniber 16?<Hayesville 0, Murphy
X ember 23?Coppcrhill 0, Murphy
0.
X' \ ember 30?Andrews 7, Murphy 7.
Several first-string players will
in luate next Tuesday night, and end j
th?i? days of High school football.
Those whose names will not be on the
. ?t next year are:
Truman Hinshaw, H. J. Ayres,
Wz
yV-/ Shirt
/tT'A
It's a Hanes .
undershirt as yoi
And when you f
so much length t
come out 01 pia<
wad at your wai;
1 Take a peep ?
elastic fabric sn
s' \! *" / ribs. Hanes does
r \rzr A no matter how
y|T^ never any
1 j- Hanes des
LH
3 5 C EACH
For Shirts and Shorts t
Other*, 50c each
SAMSON1AK
UNION-SUITS $1
tSmnforirrd)
Others 75c and up (
W0FF0RD-TER
?Distrib
murphy,
The C
hy High S<
jien Knloe. Harley Barton, Marti!
\ioutgomery, Woodrow Goforth, L- it
Ham pi 11.
A larjre group of boys who camt
>ut to play last fall will also appear I
Igam n.xi September. They are:
Have s Leatherwood, Henry Luck-1
i?tv, Arnold Millsaps, Troy Millsaps, i
Lharles Henderson, Tyson Smith,)
Robert Cook, (juentin Woods, Clif-j
ton -Mill , Hartley Millsaps, V. C.
Hughes, Hal Leatheiwood, Gaines,
FJkins. Lawrenc- Johnson, Grady, i
Ramsey and Dennis Harnett.
During the last few weeks, since ;
basketball season is over, coach Dea-'
ten ha had the new recruits over at1
the tield receiving instruction*
some of the "old-hands'*. He said
thai there was plenty of matt rial
available for a good t am next year.
REVIEW OF DRAMATIC CLUB
George Williamson
W hen the Dramatic club was organized
at the first of the school year
here was no n? ney to buy costumes,
maki-up stage s.t , etc.,. A plan was
suggested which was very satisfactory
it was a sattire on the faculty called
"Mummies on Parade", in w.'iich a
gieat scientist discovered the bodies
cf t: aehers and pupils and brought
them back to life. The sattire was
very amusing.
In February three one-act plays
.vero presented by the Dramatic
club. These brought out some very
good acting for high school players.
The plays were, "The Romancers,"
by Rostand, "No Count Boy," by
Paul Green and "Country Complex,"
In March Vie Dramatic club took
E WOULDN'T
IVE YOU THIS
off his back!
. . as cool and comfortable an
j ever tucked inside your shorts!
;et it tucked?it stays. There's
o a Hanes shirt-tail that it can't
x . . . can't make an annoying
it!
it your chest. See how the soft,
looths and snugs around your
a sweet job of knitting! Because
much you wash the shirt, it'll
as clean and trim as that . . .
droops or wrinkles)
lirts should be enough guaranwbs
Shorts are okay, too. You'll
are, if you climb into a pair!
tretch and reach all over the lot
catches or binds. And the colors
-or we'll ma/fe good! See a
iler today. P. H. Hanes Knitting
Winston-Salem, N. C.
H FOR MEN AND ROTS
VI FOR EVERT SEASON
j ij oSM
RELL CO.
>utors?
NORTH CAROLINA
herokee Scout, Murphy, I
>ne of the plays, "No 'Count II v."
tc the tournament at Cullowhet. The
iayets were Gien KnUc, Katherine
Coleman. Lawienc. J?-in?on, Hazel
Hampton. Glen Enl e and Katherin.
Coleman were placed on the all-i
tournament cast.
Mr. Deans, sponsor of the Dramatic
club had charge of a chapel program
in April.
He let the numbers of Dramatic
ilub who had not appeared before an
audience this year prepare -kits and
present them without h lp in selection
or coaching.
REVIEW OF GLEE CLUB
Kathryn Keener
At the beginning 'f school 100
( students signed up for the Glee club
i Each student tri d out and thirty six
from the hundred \ver< selected.
At t?ie next meeting the following
' flicers wer elected:
1 besident?Kathryn John.-on.
Vice-pre ident?Muriel Lahn.
Secretary?Mary Cathron Hen
sley.
Librarian ?Elizabeth Franklin.
A Christmas program was given
; hy the Gke club and the Boys chorus
Two songs were sung on the club
I night program. A chapel program ?ha^
__
!
CBB& jgftcjx ?j
fefp
A COMPLETE RE
SERVICE INT EVFR-S
THE SMALLEST TC
Here are entirely new
venience, usefulness
household refrigerate
brought about by Fr
and greatest develop
Freezer. But see for
the Spring Parade noi
showroom.
The Super Freezer
complete refrigeration
vides the right kinds
purpose ?all in the
There's fast freezing
USTEM TO JACK PEARL
in a nrw show with
{ Freddy Rich's Orchestra,
every Wednesday,
9:00 P.M.,
I over station WBT
forth Carolina Thi
been given and since that time con- <
centration has been on the commencement
program which will be a song i
on Thursday night at the High school t
Recital one for the baccalaurate t
sermon and one on commencement \
night. t
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST )
Moselle Moore
The Junior Woman's Club sp nsov- J
e?' a course in music appreciation in 1
the elementary school and will giv.
a medal to Marion Axley. winner.
H rorahle mention - es -< R ber:a ;
Carringer. Mary Lee Roberts. Gloria |
I ari l-. Hall Mae H:::>haw, Kate |
Padgett.
EUGENICS AND HYGE1NE
Mae Timpson
Mi - KidJer . ave a ser e- ?f eight '
talk- to the girls over -ixteen, but '
scho 1 activities have taken up most
| of the xtra time and >r.e has been
I able to meet wif?h ;he younger girls
i only a few times.
| She a-ked us to c <-porate with
I state health workers in the reducing
j the death rate {' mothers and babies. I
i and ?-"* ai landing to liavt
copies of The Maternity Handbook
i put in tin Murphy Carn.ffie Library.
Tfose of the pills and any others
v to want to read 'h;.< book may
borrow it from the library.
HOME ECONOMIC NEWS
Jennie Lee Spivia
In the Homo Ecoir mi Club this
year many interesting and important
sah.i it- have been '^sed. Some
of these pertained :*? clothinp, fond,
and the home. Plans have been discussed
for improving each f these.
id the cli'b nv rher- have a learned
something that will be helpful to
them.
SUMMARY OF HIGH SCHOOL
CHAPEL
Aileen Hampton
The faculty and students of Mur
I phy hijrh Sfchool have tnjoytd a num.
? her of instructive and intertaining
rhape! programs this sc#>oo] year.
The school has been very fortunate
n hearing speeches from several disinguished
persons both in and out of
own. Among the out of town guest
vere Governor Ehringhaus, of Ralrijvi,
X. C\; Mrs. Qeertsena, of Holand.
Dr. H. T. Hunter, president of
A. X. T. C . at Cullowhee; Mrs. I?anling
who has visited t e Holy Land;
md Mr. R. D. Blagg, T. V. A. direc"i*
of this city.
C * he r features the year was
lograms given by each of the home
o ms and by several ' *he < liihs.
WOLF CRELK
The I! >t S . .ay . ring did but
it tie .amag. - iti< ' , although
some of our early gardeners
.vert ap! -"eher.s ve ? : it effect for
-everal hours.
Mr. I . A. I>.. - wtnt t i Fletcher,
Sat-rday a:':e; Mr-. Davis, who underwent
a major evati-n in the
M- Sanitarium and Hospital,
there several weeks ago.
I'antersville. (-a., a 1 i*tD- town between
here r.r.d C pperhil!, had a killing
last week. It is alleged that a
Walden b y. as a result of ill feeling
of long standing, shot and killed
Claud Younu. \Y Wien made his escape
and at last report hadn't beer,
apprehended.
Several f * ? k* vtte: d? d '.he
-;>eakin_. Men.lay. of Eugene Tal
liiadge. Govern' r < f Ge rgia, at
Murphy. On j- !e ton-ider that
oil treat- do ni t , come their
way. of he ting - ) > ?gr?-?iv? a man
a- Mr. T aim edge.
A- a re.--.ii* of tVi sun hine Sun'
:1c :i-* : r. a\> * ere was a
! * ng aijjJr 1^1 r?'i|fhbors
Our farreis ar? -ov.'nj l.e-ptdeza
-eed again thi- spring. Thi- i- proof
that last year's experience was satisfactory.
- o
Tobat ? > farmers of Green County
received $170,OOP in tobacco parity
checks during the past week.
'awhTSBTI
erts; frozen storage for
ream; extra-cold storage
reserve supply of ice
age for vegetables and
<tl storage under 50? for
dry, frosty cold,
you all the many other
nd advantages of the
.. and how it pays for
ings it makes possible.
FRIGERATION
r MODEL FROM c^
> THE LARGEST
iss % E
standards of con- VnTE ) (
and economy in
on. And all are
igidaire's newest cubes and dess
iment?the Super meats and ice c
yourself. Attend for keeping a
v going on in our cubes; moist stoi
fruits; and norm.
makes possible a foods requiring
service. It pro- Let us show ;
of cold for every conveniences a
: same cabinet. Frigidaire '35 . ,
for making ice itself out of sav
Walter Col
B MURPHY, N. C.