I Thursday, May 9, 193
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K Vlrs. H. Bueck, Phone
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MOTHER O- MINE!
I; I v:4."" hanireil on the highest
hill,
Mother O" Mine, O Mother O*
i Mine!
I know whose love would follow
| me still.
Mother O' Mine, O Mother O'
Mine! ,
If I \v?-!e !r>wned in the deepest \
sea.
Mother O' Mine, O Mother O'
Mine!
I know whose t ars would come
down to me.
Moth" O' Mine, O Mother O
Mine!
If I w-re damned of body and
soul.
Ik' wiio?t prayers w uld make
me wind..
Mother 0' Mine, O Mother O'
Mine!
Kipling.
Hamby?Gentry.
Cominj i a complete surprise
ag< of Miss Edna Mae |
Mr. Ralph Hamby on:
last Satu day cveningt May 4%h. in
BUirirille, (la., the ceremony being
perform* 1 by Mr. Bob Lance. Thcoipple
was accompanied to
BlairsviU by Miss Grace West and
Mr. Noah Hembiee.
Miss Gentry is the daughter of
.' 'r. Ki (It ; ry of Grand view, and a
aeico of Mr. W. 1\ Odom. She is a
- m ., 'it' Murphy High School
>. ih rla-> of 1935.
Mr. Hamby is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. P. Hamby, of Hiawassee, X.
ami i- mployed as clerk with the
Murphy Supply Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamby will make
tr.eir home here.
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Doris Mclver Has
Birthday Party
Mrs. Winslow 'Alclvtr entertained
**tth a pai ty at her home on Monday
afternoon in honor of her daughter,
Doris' third birthday. After many
?ames and contests were played1 the
jittlc folh- were invited into the dinroom
where ice cream and c .ke
*as served.
T<hos invited were: Martha Ann
Murphy, .lane Sneed, Anne Carringer'
Buddy Brendle, Jane Brendle,
Jloise Smed, Mry Elizabeth Sneed.
?o Jo Moody, Nettie Dickey, Mary
Evelyn Carringer, Johnny Holt,
hlizn hr ,-U a .? ? - ?
?-wu ,~vnn n,iKin, Martha Porter I
Axley and Mary Frances Axley.
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Mr. John Brittain and mother,
M". A. M. Brittain, of Decatur,
spent the week-end with relatives
here.
For Mother's Day
i give mother a i
I PERMANENT ||
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| Shampoos, Marcels y
j and l inger Waves a'
candler's
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Young Woman's Missionary
To Meet
Thursday
The Young Woman's Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
m et at the home of Mrs. D. V. Car.;
ringer's on Thursdy evening at 7:301
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present. I
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Woman's Club Will
Meet Wednesday
The Woman's club will meet in
the club room in tho library next
Wednesday. The program will be in
cha ge oi tide educational department
A number of out-of-town
guests are expected to sp ak and
sine it is the last meeting of the
year all members arc urged to bo
present.
Hostesses will be: Mrs. C. W.
Savrge, Miss Ruby Ri ster and Mrs.
W. M. Hyde.
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Cl- araefcer Builders S. S.
Ha.s Weiner Roast
T e Character Builders Sundr.v
Sc.h ol Class enteuained with a
wei: er roust la-t Thursday vening
at ivt C'.de Park. Ihose at.ended
^ e?e: Mrs. E. C. Mallonee. Mrs.
phi ura do: , Mrs. Hume B'owUs,
Mrs. Florence Mclver and daughter,
Dor*-, Mi ;v T iia l'osey. Dot Hensley
and Mary Akin.
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Mary King Mallonee
Hostess To Bridge
Miss Mary King Mallone wis hostess
to a bridge party at her home
on last Thursday evening. After
several rounds of t*he game, th- hostess
served ice cream and cake.
Those present were: Miss Martha
Mayfield, Miss Woodfin Posey. Mr.
Sam Can*, Mr. Hadley Williamson
and Mr. R. B. Wooten.
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Martha Mayfield Has
Bridge Party
'Miss Martha Mayfield entertained
with two talbles of bridge at her
home on last Tuesday tvening.
Those present were: Misses Wood
fin Posey, Mary King Mallonee,
Frances Dixon, Messrs, B'uel Adams,
R. B. Wooten, Hadley Williamson
and Bill Darnell.
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Mrs. V/. M. Axley Returns
From Hospital
Mrs. W. M. Axley who has been
taking treatment at For Sanders
Hospital in Knoxvilee for the past
week was able to return to her home
here on last Saturday, and is getting
along nicely. 'Her many friends
will he glad to learn.
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Senior B. Y. P. U. To
Offer Program
fThe Senior B. Y. P. U. invites all
to attend the following program Sunday
night: Scripture reading, 'His
church, An Ally Of The Home,"
Miss Irene Ramsey; introduction.
Miss Gladys Palmer; discussion,
Misses Irene Barton, Robbie Williamson,
Aretta Ramsey, Vaul Adams,
Blanche Barton and Marinelle Williamson.
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M. L. Mauney
Mr. M. L. Mauncy who was oper.
ated on at the Angel Brothers Hospital
at Franklin one day last week
is getting along nicely, his many
friends here will be glad to learn.
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Miss Mildred Hill and Mr . Joe
Miller Elkins returned Wednesday
from Raleigh where they contested
in the State Art contest Saturday.
They spent the week-end on Carolina
Beach near Wilmington with
Mr. and Mrs. Bueck.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barton and
children of Canton, sper.t the week
end with Mrs. Barton's sister, Mrs.
Thelma Dickey.
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Mr. Frank Tavlof. of Topton was
a visitor in town Monday.
erokee Scout, Murphy, No
numal j
lattie Palmer, Phone 20 ?;
'M rs. Petrie Hostess To j
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Mrs. R. \V. Petrie was hostess to
i th Presbyterian Auxiliary at her
1 home on Tuesday afternoon it beI
ing the birthday anniversary of th j
| Auxiliary. After devotional the i
I meeting was turned owr to Mrs.
Long who presented a Japanese
I Pageant with the following girls
j takng parts; Misses Mary King
i Mallonee, Ann Hill, Elizabeth Gray,
j Kate Gray, Mary Frances Bell. Mar.
J ian Axley, Ester Ruth Warner,
I Dorothy Bryant, of Hayesville and
} Lydia Hinkle, of Hickory. During
' the s rial hour the hostess served
ice tea and wafers. Those present
were: Mrs. M. \V. Bell, Mrs. Steel
Foard, Mrs. C. \V. Savage, M??.
Dixie Palmer, Mrs. John H. Dillard,
Mrs. R. S. Parker, Mrs. Don Wither
spoon, Mrs. S. H. Long, Mrs. J. B.
Gray. Mrs. H. M. Erskine, Mrs. J.
\. Hill. The folowing guests from
Andrews were Mrs. J. J. Stone. Mrs.
W. W. Ashe, Mrs. L. B. Nichols and
! Mrs. Eskridge.
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..... ??.*. x>. uray were
v i" :< at IHayesville on Wednesday
j of this week.
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j Mr. and Mrs. II ?.I. Erskiac left
Wet,: esday for a few days visit to
iii ) us and relative.: at Chattanoo^ *.
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.Mrs. G. W. Candler, Mr. an M??.
j Dal r Lte were visitors at Ccpperhlr
1 n Tuesday evening.
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Mr. B. B. Palmer, of Marble was
a basin ss visitor in town Monday.
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Mrs Will Taylor of Robbinsvilk
was a visitor in town Monday.
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Mrs. Garrison Mar.eval and son
David, after spending several week:
witi. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J >hi
AxUy have returned to their horn*
in Lenoir, N. C.
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Mr. Pierce Fleming and son
Pierce, Jr., and mother, Mrs. G. M
Fleming of Asheville arrived Tues
day for a stay of several days witl
relatives and friends here.
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The many friends of Mrs. W. W
Ilyde will regret to hear of her ill
ness.
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Master John Ellis, of Andrews i
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. am
Mrs. G. W. Ellis this week.
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IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS yo,
can make good money with a Raw
leigh Route. We help you get start
ed. No capital or experience need
ed. Steady work for right man
Write Rawleigh's, Box NCE-150-2
Richmond, Va.
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Mrs. Robeit Wells and small son
o.i ?
i in .? Hicmii-oaiun, arc visiting -Virs
R. V. Wells and family.
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Miss Betty Bailey who has Inei
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
i\V. Bailey for the past several week
will leave Sunday for Philadelphia
Pa.,, where she has accepted a posit
ion with the School of NuTsin
Penna. Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Carringer an>
son, Jack, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mai
tin spent last Sunday at Santeetlal
Dam.
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Messrs. Zack, Grady and Harr;
Carringer and J. N. Hill spent las
week fishing: at Snowbird.
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Mr. Ralph Scott spent the wee
end at Bryson Cty.
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CASH PAID FOR SOFT COVi
I POPLAR VERNEER BLOCKS A
THE VENEER PLANT I N OL1
MURPHY.
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Mrs. Fisher Huhhell left last Fri
day for a visit with relatives am
friends at Decatur, Ga.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper am
daughter, Sara Frances of Auburn
Ga., spent til week end with rela
tives here.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey am
daughter, Doris and Miss Bctt;
Bailey spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs. John Burgess, of Macon
rth Carolina
Mother's Day Services
To Be Held At Presbyterian
Church
A special Mother's Day sermon
on "Alary, the mother of Jesus" is
planned for this coming Sunday by
I the pastor. On this occasion it is
| hop d that as far as possible all
' mothers in the congregation will be
present with their children and husbands.
A mother's influence counts
I for much and in no place does it
| count for more than in the House of
I God. Following the change in the
I other churches, the hour of the even|
ing service is now set at 7:30 P. M".
Th subject of the evening's discourse
is "A Sermon on Rocks".
The public is cordially invited to attend
both services and a cordial wel-I
come awaits all. I
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Mr. C. W. Bailey who is working
at Waynesville spent the week end
here with his family.
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Airs. J. H. Phaup and san, Johnny,
| left Sunday for a visit with Mr and 1
Mrs. Porter Meroncy at Marshall. I
Rev. T. F. Higgin-. Mrs. G. W.
Ellie, Mrs. S. D. Akin. Mrs. H. G.
F.lkins and Miss Martha Nell Wells
left Tuesday morning for Waynes ville
to attend th District Meet" g
of the Methodist Missionary Society
that was held Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
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'Miss Ida Gilbert of Smyrna, Ga..
is stopping at the Dickey House for
a few days.
NEW AND USED SEWING
MACHINES
Repair Work on All Makes
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Murphy, N. C.
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i Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Savage left
Wednesday m ?rning* for a few days
visit to Atlanta.
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Mrs. S. M. Benton, daughter. Virginia
and son, Bofcby of Cornelia,
f Ga. spent several days las-. week
s with Mrs. Benton's parents Mr. and
1 Mrs. W. A. Savage a: the Regal
? Hotel.
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Dr. and Mrs. B. W. W.-.itfi M who
? have been stopping at the Regal for
. sometime have moved into Mrs. Mc
Call's apartment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Quay Ketner and
small son, and Mrs. Jessie Dixon
spent th week-end with .relatives
and friends at Wayr.esville and
Asheville.
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Mrs. R. V. Wells and Mrs. Johr
1 Axlev spent Thursday and Friuaj
shopping in Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Forsyth o
u Andrews wer visit or* t v Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. T. S. Evans was a business
!" visitor in Andrews on last Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. ,T. Burns ?.*h/
have been spending the wint r ir
> Lakeland, Fla., returned .-.onte las
Frday to spend th summer.
.Mr. and Mrs. Granville Ratcliff
1 of Copperhill, Tenn., announce the
birth of a son, May 4th.
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' 'Mr. and Mrs. Porter Meroney an<
^ children and Mrs. White and daugh
ter, of Marshall, X. C., were visitor
here Sunday.
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- Sunday, May 12, Namec
h Nat'cnal Hospital Da^
v Sunday. May 12, has been officially
designated as National Hospital Day
and that date has been set aside b;
hospitals all over the country to in
. vite inspection on the part of th<
public.
On that date the hospitals wil
E hrdd "o-en house." The dfu- i= se
Y aside not to solicit fund- or aid o
D any kind but to make the public
mr?re familiar with v hospitals nn<
more conscious of the par11 they
play in safeguarding the health o
^ the community.
Dr. R. W. Petrie. of the loca
hospital, invites inspeftion on tha
j date.
| ERI E TAYLOR
Piano Tunning and
v \ Repairs Telephone 56 I
YC :R BUSINESS SOLICITED
* P. O. Box 67?Ducktown, Tenn. |
MILDRED HILL AND
JOE MILLER EI.KINS
GIVEN ART PRIZES
The .Murphy school, represented
by Joe Miller Elkins and Mildred
Hill, was awarded a frarn-d picture
by Miss Bass Cam ron. of Raleigh,
and three Ibooks on art. as third
prize in the tenth annual art appreciation
contest held in Durham Saturday
under the auspice3 of th?
State Department of Public Instruction
and the State Federation of
w >men's club.
The two contestants also won individual
prizes in the cont st, i* was
said.
Joe Miller is the son or Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Elkir.s and Mildred is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. X. Hill,
Dunham won first prize and Murphy
did very well considering they
w re competing against the largest
and finest teams in the state.
Baptists To Observe
Mothers Day Sunday
"Faiv. f our Mothers", a story
and song service will e given by the
pastor and choir o: the Baptist
church Sunday ev ning at 7*30
o'clock.
Ti e public :< cordially invited 4f>
he present. A free will offer1
will be tken t -upplom nt t'.o
hymnals in the crurch.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to
the good people f Murphy. N. C.
and Copperhill. Tenn.. who wa< so
kind and h lniul during the .vhort
illness, death ar.d burial of our Deni
little son Franklin L). Mints who
died in Murphy Sunday morning
1 A. M. Your kindness will be re;vom:
eted througmt " ir lives. May
Heavens Richest B1 -si'irs Rest with
you ail, we beg to remain your
friends.
MR. AND MRS. \Y. J. MINTZ,
AND FAMILY
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? Murphy |
Theatre i
EVERY PATRON AN ?
V HONORED GUEST ?
| Friday & Saturday t
y MAY 10 AND 11 y
| "WINGS IN THE
- | DARK"
M X ":*
X WitK MYRNA LOY. CARY Y
% GRANT. POSCOE KARNS, *
f & HOBART CAVANAUGH AND *
^ DEAN JAGGER. *
A Hell-C.t in the air! A
5 hor.ev on the ground! She'd
yi fly any old crate under a *;*
bridge for 25 bucks . . . bail
> X out at 5,000 feet to give the *:*
, > r..LL.. L. - *1?:n :
t | *!* she had a swell season. The
i X Crammed-wilh-acticn story of V
j a girl show shot the work for v
the man she loved. A
Comedy and News
1 | Monday & Tuesday %
5 & MAY 13 and 14 ?
| "4 HOURS TO |
I 1 A
111 KILL" k
' \k k
;x With RICHARD SARTHKL- X
; ? .MESS AND ALL ST.'.I CAST
, ' X X
^ j The story of Tcr.y ;vltAko, the A
man who hateu tile. ijtraijht >
.* from the shoulde- drama that
I .j- pulls no punches. *?
'1 Comedy and News t
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S Wed. and Thurs, ?
X X
?|.|. MAY IS at:d 16 {
j!? Spencer Tracy, In *
' j | "IT'S A SMALL |
| WORLD"
*j* America's favorite mala f'ar V
*j* in a role that p.s'kcs his pcr
sonalily gleam mere than ever. *:*
| News and Comedy %