Thurs., May 30, 1935.
I BTBIRCH NEWS
Mrs. Nancy Hogs d spent Saturday
nizht with Mrs. C. A. Voyl s.
Mcscrs. Glenn and Sheridan
Green oi Chattanooga. Tenn.. were
in our community th-- atter part o?
th week visiting: their sisters, Mesdam
s Lottie Murphy and Mamie
Barton and their grandparents. Mr
and Mrs. Will St'les.
Mr. Will Stile- has b? en or. the
sick list for a f:-w days, but is improving
at this writing.
Mrs. Kv rett II gsed and son, of
PcTsimmon Creek, were visitors and
church-goers in our section Saturday.
A w 11.. 1 ...J ?J
nu u"u-utiii * viwnu au^nued
preaching services and the business
meeting: at Peasant Grove Saturday.
iMr. Wilbur Barton, of Letitia was,
in these parts the tarly pait of the !
week.
Messrs. Claud Forrist r and C. A.
Ycyics made a business trip to Rang- |
er Friday.
Mr. Clarence Hogsed made a business
trip to the city Saturday.
Mrs. Charli Elster of Letitia.
vtaii.eu Mis. Fteu oeavers one uay
last we k.
Mrs. Alfred Gxe?n. of Ranger, [
was in our station just recently.
Mr. John Davis, of South Caro- '
lina with his family was in our sec- '
tion recently visiting r latives.
Mr. Charlit Fox. of Ranger was '
attending to business matters in our
community Monday.
Mr. Everett Hogsed and Misses
Janet Campbell ^r. : T. udis Hogsed !
were Sunday evening 'guests at the
preacht r's home.
IMt. George Hogse made a businejs
trip to Murphy Tuesday of this
we k.
Mr. Charlie Campbe'J visited uncle
'Will Stil s Mondr.y
The preacher and family were
Sunday dinner guest f Mr. and v
Mrs. Oscar Mash burn. 1
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1ft: re is to rc a lecoration at ^
tho old Persimmon Creek cemetery
Juno 14 has been set apart to clein t
the third Sunday in June. Friday }.
off the graves. All who have rela- ^
tives and friends buried th?re come <
and help. ^
The crowd will gather out Friday v
morning. Everybody keep t?his on v
mind and get all the help there you ^
can for it will take a lot of work r
to get the cemetery in shape as it
was neglected last year. The decora- v
tion will he in the afternoon, Sun- 3
day at 2:30 o'clock. <
Mr. Augie Beaver and family who have
bt. n visiting relatives in this
community returned to their home
in Gastonia Sunday.
Mr. W. A. Curtis is on t?ke sick
list this week.
Mr. Gay Hawkins and family
with a number of oth r folks from
around Suit motor:d to Atlanta. Ga.
Sunday.
Mrs. T. D. Hiekey and son, Haden.
made a business trip to Ducktown,
Tenn.. on Wednesday of last we k.
Mr. Claud Anderson, of Culberson
visited his aunt. Mis. .J. R. Rose,
last week.
Stvcral of :h folks from this
section attended the decoration at
Reids chapel Sunday.
Mr. Walter X. Anderson an<l son.
Orarlv. m .trv.vl tr? \'irvta T\r??
Sunday.
Miss Mablc Payne spending a
few weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
Olen Anderson, of B w Ridga, Ga.
TOMOTLA
Rev. J. H. ,'arp i fl!>a his rogular
aprointn: nt a Tomotla M. E.
church, conducting Decoration exercises.
A large crowd attended.
The Ice Cream Supper held nt Tomotla
school ' ouse to raise funds for
the M. E. pas'or, J. H. Carper, was a
success. Seven was cleared abort
expenses. I
Many fri nd* will regret to hear
that Mrs. Edgar Price has be c n ill
the past 2 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sales and
daughter, Jean, of Canton, spent
Sunday with Mr, Sales' mother, Mrs.
Daisy Sales.
Miss Gladys Roberts was the dinner
guest of Miss Blanche Keener
Sunday.
Mi? Janet Maxey spent Sunday
afternoon wi'h Miss Azlee Price.
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,*~i an v^r.urcn uecorauon
A. d yorstior. at the Hyatt cemetery
n 'he Ki^leburp: bridge will
b" u-'-' <5-:r-! .y .T.i"e 0 at 2 p. m?
Mr. J. IV. S'aVup a nnounced Tuesday.
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PEACHTREE
A larg number of p opis from all *
over the county and many f inner ^
residents of Peauhtsve who n w live
in other states, attend-d Decoration
and visited with friends ar.d re!a- '
:i\ _s here Sunday.
Misses Haz^l and Franc :s Watkins
w.re home :Vom Cullowhee >r a
h. week _nd. Mis Haz 1 ha as h?r ;
guest. Mr. Jimmy Love, of Charlotte.
Miss Peggy Meas . of Hayesvill ,
is visiting with h.r aunt. Mrs. I:.ez v
H -ward. **
Mr. and Mrs. Jace Robinson, Mr.
and Mts Vernon Ribin-on of Dalton e!
ami 0. C. Robinson, o: Andrews *a
visited with relativ s &ere Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. F ran!: Arrowood
and small sin, of Gastonia. spen
last week with th:ir parents, returning
to Gastonia Sunday.
Miss Dale Sudderth spent th
week end with homt folks. w
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McGuire am: aJ
family, of Atlanta, ar visiting wr h
Mr. McGuire's father, Mr. John Mr
(Juir . The people of this eommuni- ^
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iv ana tspeciauy u:e memoers
^K-i MntU??lio? rtVmt"oV* n-ick ry ay^ftw.-i - ^
thi i hank, to him f >r his donatio T;
of \vi :d >ws for their church. M
McGuir is a former Peaofctree boy
ind is now a successful real estate ^
nan of Atlanta. W * sincerely wish w
for Peachtree t?? send out many
>th rs like him.
Miss Maudie I?. Witt is spending v.his
week with friends at Andrews. ^
The Peachtree Health Club will
iol<l th-ir meeting this Friday after- \y
non :it u.t Peachti-e school house. .
VI! membe are urged to be presnt
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Picklesim.-r da
iere the guests of their son and lis
aught r. Mr. and Mrs. Wad Pickle- th
imer. at TilJcletown, T"rn., Sunlay.
Mr . Alary Hamhy and children ]
cere the guests of her daughter,
drs. Bonnie Quinn. at V st. Sunlay.
Mrs. Alii. Ledford left Saturday 00
o attend the funeral of J"er giandathcr,
Mr. Richard Spurting, at
t urtle: >wn. Tenn. H dropped dead
Saturday morning. He was well ^
mown throughout this section. He j
iras getting very old. He leaves a ' t-'k
lift- and several children besides a i 1)C
lost of relatives and friends to |
nourn his loss. ! G
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Williamson! Ji
kic ui? unmet uue.sis ui .U r. ana
drs. Clifton Raptr, at Oak Park, s{
Sunday.
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Dickey C
Cherokee Scout, Murphy, I
M and Mrs. M. T. Raper made a w,
usin ss trip to Murphy M >ndav. F
A large crowd of Patrick folks atnded
the Decoration services at
ids C*hapel_ church Sunday and re- ;
art d a nice time. :?
Mt. an Mts. Pan Adams and ehilren,
of Alcoee. Tenn., visiting: r?la- a
ves here Sunday. i:
Mr. and Mi's. Winfred Amburn, C
children, of (' p-rhill. 1 ,'nn.. %
:oi J through our midst Sunday.
Mt. Lee H t: ?r. made business
to Murphy Saturday.
Airs. Malehorri. of Gastor.ia. is
: iting her daughter. Mrs. Edith
- itoiu. who .' as b en very ill.
Mr. anu Mrs. Bigt Taylor, of Viol
t, were Patrick shoppers on; day
ist week.
GRAPE CREEK
Mr. Dcvereux Stiles, of Persim-'
on Creek spent Saturday r ight
ith hi> brother, Mr. Johr. Stile;',
id family.
Misses Jani- and Margie Hall and
r. Grant Stiles wer? viators n r
anday night.
Messrs. Joseph Coleniar., Ralph
ait ana Ciytie Woods, were wmmms
e uh att nded decoration at
greeta Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Aycock an i daughters
uciile. of High Rock are guest.- this
e k of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsn.
Messrs. Virgil Clonts .and Arc I
:;I-s, of Persimmon C.teh >vc. ;
itois here Saturday night and
r.da\.
Mrs. Joseph Coleman, who h??s
. n confined to her home f >> some
1 v H'.r. i i'v.nr'"' vt.
Mr. John \V. Parker and daughrs,
Lena, Mildred, and Ruth, of
liuiows, visi>ed'Mi. and ..Irs. F.a:.\
'alsh Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. E. Stiles and littl son,
oyce, hav been visiting their
LUghter and sister. Mrs. H. G. Wilini.-on,
of Kno.\ville, Term., during
e? past week.
MARTIN S CREEK
Ther was a large crowd a: the deration
at 'Martin's Creek Sunday.
Mrs. B.rtha Hughes has returned
ont Copperhill after spending a
w day? with frhnds and relatives
ere.
The decoration at the Baptist
urch will be held Sunday. Everydy
come. |
.Mrs. Bertha Hugh\s and daughter, I
eorgia Lee, were visitors of Mrs. H
mmie Styles Sunday. ^ I
ient the week end with himtfolks. I
Miss Mabel Evans, of Georgia. I
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rillips Thursday.
Mrs. Margate: Car ringer has reirrv
d from Robbinsvillc. after'
tending several days with her sis-1
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Mrs. U. J. Phillip . spent Tuesday
ad Wednesday with h r daughterl-law.
Mrs. JVillie Phillips of Geor |
risp of Robbinsville spsnt Friday j
ia, last week.
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Mister, Hanks
to that word "
fi* y?r figure. \
J fM fS*rrJ\ comfort neatly s
//> ?.. f!n? feel
V (_ J bulging around t
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loads o:
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For Shirts and Shorts
Others, 50c each
SAMSON BAK
UNION-SUITS $1
(Sanforized)
Others 7*%ft nnH tin
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MURPHY,
* r I "'HE new Master De Lnxe
J- Chevrolet brings you a per.
feet combination of the most de.
sired motor car advantages of the
day. Yet it sells at much lower
prices and gives much greater
operating economy than any other
motor car you would think oi
comparing with it! See this car?
drive it?at your earliest con*
venlence.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANT
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Mr. Noah U aton and Mr. B)on,
and Sunday night with Mr. Tomm,
Phillips.
Little Misses Louise and Elizabeth
Mann art spending a few days with
theii au~.t. Mrs. Maude Hugh s, 1Rubbinss
ille.
M.s. Maude Cmrringer was the
dinner gu:st of Mrs. Kate Man-.
Sunday.
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closer than
inch!
r close-ups. Look how a Hanks
hide?even after it's dunked in
shirt any better-fitting than that
row right on your skin!
i is elastic-knit. .. and get onelastic."
It means Hanks Shirt3
Vait till you get their cool, soft
tretched across your chest. It'i
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:he waist to spoil your comfort.
danes gives you good measure?
f length to go deep inside your
so the tail can't work up and out!
omy a pair of shorts as you ever
on are made by Hanes too.
. just as loose as the shirts are
nothing to hamper the hips or
hecrotch.Colors guaranteed fast,
r dealer today. P. H. Hanes Knitsmpany,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
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