Thurs., May 28,
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"My New Dodge
Has Plenty On
The Ball"
Says CARL HUB BELL.
B Famous .V?v York Giants Pitcher
I have owned several makes of
cars, but my new 1936 Dodgf* has
plenty on the ball when it comes
to sa\ ing gas and oil.
"v^CShH
I'm getting 20 miles to the gallon |1
of gas?which is 4 more miles per
gallon than I used to get with my
old, smaller car.
In addition, it's easy to see why
this new Dodge is called the
'"Beauty Winner"of 1936. I have >
never had a car that has given
me such complete all around sat- ,j
isfaction. ,
DODSI
new low f;rst cost
v, A u.n.dp",r?.
at Factory,
OSL Y \Jr Detroit T
Easy terms gladly arranged to fit your budget, at
low cost, through Commercial Credit Company
DODGE - 11
DMtion of Chryiler Corporation
E. C. MOORE
MURPHY, N. C. J
HIAWASSEF, i
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We would l?e very glad to see
some rain as garden stuff is getting ^
very dry through >ur section. p
Mr. Klden Allen and family, of
Iiiwassee, were the Saturday night r
guest of Mr. Oscar Griffin at HarJBuck,
Tenn. t
Mr. and Mrs. K. "W. Shearer en- c
joyed the radio music at Mr. Fair
Hamby's Saturday night. c
Spvpvftl Hiiuavwi./I fniL'l affcn/lo/t T
the Decoration at ileitis Chapel Sun- day.
Mrs. Callie Hamby and two sons, 1
and Mrs. Ethel Taylor and little '
daughter, Helen, enjoyed a birthday
dinner at Miss blanche Beaver's Sun- :
day. ;
Mr. Fair Hainby and Winford ^
Hamby were visitors at Mr. G. O.
Hickey's Sunday afternoon. j
Mrs. Frances Pickiesimer and chil- ?
dren were the guests of Mrs. Effie
Adams Sunday. ]
Miss Lillie Payne visited Mrs. 1
Callie Haniby Monday.
Mr. Harding Bain has recovered
from a severe case of measles.
We hope every body enjoys the
lonesome music sung by the Pharoahs '
for there is a large choir of them.
Mrs. John Deaver, of Hiwassec, is 1
visiting relatives at Ducktown. '
Mr. I.. H. Davis, of Ocoe, Tenn.,
Is visiting William Payne at Hiwassee I
He has also purchased a new Ford <
V-8.
We would be glad to see more of
the WPA workers called back. We 1
feel their is several needy families
in our community. i
Miss Blanche Adams spent Sun- '
day with Mrs. Vella Deaver.
1936. The Cheroi
VESTS
A large crowd attended the de
coration here at theEReids Chape
Methodist church Sunday. There
were some interesting talks made bj
the Reverends Ben, W. B. Led fort
and John Taylor. The pastor, thi
Rev. England, of Elf, was absent.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid and children.
of Oak Park, spent Friday
night of last week with Mr. Reid';
mother, Mrs. Ella Reid.
Miss Grace Hamby, of Cleveland
Tenn., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs,
Hubert Jones, was visiting her sister,
Mrs. Carl Quinn. last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Robcrson and
children, of McFarland, Tenn., spent
;? while Sunday with Mr. Roberson*.paivnts,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberson.
Mr Mr.-. -1 1' Bryant and s-'ii,
Virgie, were the dinner guests of
Mr aid Mi>. Carl Quinn Sunday.
Mr. Ed Quinn. of Copperhill,
lean., spent a while Sunday afternoon
with his brother, Mr. S. E.
Q uinn.
Rev. W. B. Ledford and children
were the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Voyles.
Misses Bessie and Lydia Mashburn.
of Oak Park, spent Sunday
night with Miss Irene Mashbdra
Mr. P. J. Jones, of Postell, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Nelson, and
children, of Ducktown, Tenn., were
visiting Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs.
Ella Reid, Sunday. They were ac?onipanied
home by Mrs. Reid. She
.. ill cnnnrl n fnw .lb ,.o ...ill. * U
RANGER NEWS
Mrs. Martha Sneed is very sick at
his writing.
Mrs. EUvood Herbert and little son
>f Danville, Va., are visiting their
?arei!is. Mr. aiul Mrs. Jule Forrester.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Monteith
ind children spent last week-end with
heir parents, Mr and Mrs. Jim
Cichols at Culberson.
Mr. Oscar Cobb of Blairsville, Ga.,
/as the guest last week of his sister,
Irs. W. A. Evans
Misses Gladys and Bcttie Ruth
Li!Patrick of Murpliy, Rt. 2., spent
i t week-end here with relatives.
Mr. and.Mrs. E. L. Shields and chil
rcn were the Sunday guests of their
arents, Mr ami Mrs. G. M. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Jc-s Winget spent
umlay with relatives at Murphy
OAK PARK
Miss Pauline Dills, of Benton,
enn., is visiting her grandparents,
Ir. and Mrs. Julius Reid.
Mr. Skilor Stiles made a business
ip to Murphy Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Griffin, of
ucktown, Tenn., and Maggie Grifin
were the Saturday night euests
f Mrs. Griffin's parents, Mr. and
drs. G. G. Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Raper and
amily, of Patrick and Messrs Clifon
Henry and Ralph Roberson were
he Sunday dinner guosts of Mr. and
Irs. Clifton Raper.
Miss Vaul Hamby, of Copperhill,
'enn., spent the week-end with her
arents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hamby.
Mr. Tom Raper was the Saturday
light guest of Mr. Ernest Raper.
Several people from here attended
he decoration services at Reids
hapel Sunday'.
Mrs. Mary Henry spent the weeknd
with her brother, Mr. Juliuteid
and he accompanied her home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Quinn had a!
ncir quests Sunday afternoon, sor
mil (laughter, Jake and Lessie Mai
juinn, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Quinn, o:
Copperhill, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Quini
tfr. and Mrs. Carl Quinn and Mrs
5am Voyles and son, Euclid, all o:
Zests
Mrs. Mollie Quinn and son spen
donday with Mrs. George Presswoo<
it Vests.
Mr. Arthur Payne and sister, Lil
ie were the Sunday dinner guest3 o:
lieredith and Willard Horton.
LETHIA
There was a singing at Mr. C. A
Walker's Saturday night.
Mr. Tompson, of Murphy, made i
business trip to Mr. J. G. Clonfc
Saturday.
Miss Arzela Clonts was the dinnei
'uest of Miss Nara Bell Clonts Sun
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Alma Stiles visitec
Mrs. Stiles parents, Mrs. Dockii
Clonts, Saturday night.
Mrs. Carrie Campbell, of Bird
spef.t Monday night with her par
?nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Clonts.
Mrs. Eiie Clonts visited her daugh
kee Scout, Murphy, North
"MARTIN'S CREEK
A large crowd attended the decora
1 tion at Martin's Creek Sunday.
? i Mrs. Allie Adams and son, Jack
'' Joe Rogers, Misses Erna Styles, Cat
lie and Leona Styles, Miss Evanel
' ; Queen and Mrs. Pearl Phillips at
j tended the decoration at Maggie'
Chapel Sunday afternoon.
. , Mr. Bass Styles, of Ashevillc
spent the week-end with home folks
! Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Styles.
Mi's. Allie Adams was a visitor o
Mrs. Clara and Venia Stewart, o
Murphy, Saturday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blair and Mrs
: Onea Carringer were the dinne
; guest of Mrs. Josephine Phillips Sun
day!
Mi-s Carrie Styles was the dinne
,; guest of Miss Evanel! Queen Sun
day.
Mr. Ba - Styles was the dinne
gues; of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Phil
I lips Sunday.
, Mr. Charlie Rogers, of Ashevillc
'spent Sunday night with Mr. Luthe
j Beavers.
Mrs. Emma Styles visited her mo
ther, Mrs. Margaret Carringer, on
uay last week.
Mrs. Kate Mann has been on th?
sick list this past week.
Arnold Shore thought the polici
r??t? 1 j r- . ,, . . .,
i hi uuskmi mm lorgoiten an aoout in<
fine for speeding he was to have pah
six years ago, hut the police inspecto
happened to clean out his desk drawe
and found the warrant.
James Lockett, of Duluth, on hi
way to church for the first time ii
seven years, slipped on the sidewal)
and broke his leg.
ter, Mrs. Mctha Roberts, Frida;
morning.
The Sunday visitors of Mrs
Dockia Clo^its were 'Mrs. Kathleei
Stiles, Mr. A reel Stiles and Mi
Charlie Clonts.
Mr. Cecil Clonts, after a long ill
ness, is now visiting his folks and re
latives. His many friends are glix
I to learn he is improved.
Mr. Howard Stiles, of Birch, pass
led through this section Sunday.
LEGAL MATTERS
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI
CULTURE FOREST SERVICE, Of
fice of the Regional Forester, U. S
Forest Service, Glenn Building, At
lanta, (la. Sealed bids will be receiv
ed at this office, up to and includ
ing June 21, 1930, for all live timbe
marked or designated for cuttinj
and all merchantable dead timbe
located on an area embracing oni
hundred and seventy (170) acre
.vitnin Uog Iiranch Unit of the Tur
tie Pond Compartment (part of)
'Franklin Working Circle, Nantahal:
National Forest, Macon Count;
North Carolina, estimated to be 17:
IM. bd. ft., yellow poplar 147 M. be
ft., northern red oak, white oak an
black oak; 27 M. bd. ft., basswoo
jand red maple; 83 M. bd. ft., chesl
nut; 25 M. bd. ft., chestnut oak; 6 M
Ibd. ft., scarlet oak; 110 M. bd. ft
TUl
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can give you
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{hemlock and other species, more or,]
less, log scale. In addition there is 'c
; estimated to be on the advertised \
area 20 tons (2,000) of chestnut oak 1
tanbark, more or less, the removal of ]
J which will be optional with the pur- t
chaser. No bid of less than $1.50 per s
M. bd. ft., for chestnut; $5.25 per M. c
II bd. ft., for northern red oak, white r
>,oak, black oak and white ash; $10.00 I
s ,'per M. bd. ft., for yellow poplar and r
jcucumber; $4.00 per M. bd. ft., for c
?, basswood, red maple and black birch; s
s, $2.00 per M. bd. ft., for chestnut oak; t
$1.00 per M. bd. ft., for scarlet oak, I
Beginning June 1st. ou
| ADULT HAIR CUT .
S Children HAIR CUT 1
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?and many other impr
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now for the awards.
SAT., JUNE 6th WIL1
- 11 FREE awards will be made thi
- I sure to be at the store at the folio'
I- 4 P. M. At those hours some 01
y ceivint? one of these NEW garm
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e Anyone who knows ANVIL B
s here is a GIFT of real value. J*
AND SHIRTS, here is a garmei
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[" MURPHY, NOR"
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OF QUALITY
rn electrical appliances from
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ECONOMY
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All At Low (
everything electrical for th<
Electrical Refrigerators, Fai
res of other appliances that
me in, look them over and pi
irn States Poi
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lemlock, buckeye, mt- Magnolia and
ither species of saw timber; $1.85
>er ton for chestneu oak, tanbark wiil
je considered. $50$.000 must be deposited
with each bid to be applied on
he purchase price or retained in part
is liquidated damages according to
onditions of the sale. The right to
eject any and all bids is reserved.
Jefore bids are submitted full infornation
concerning the timber, the
onditions of the sale and the submision
of bids should be obtained fro.n
he Forest Supervisor, Franklin,
Corth Carolina. (43-2t)
ir prices will be:
30c |
Through the week 25c
30c |
25 and 50c
20c J
25 and 50c
15 and 20c
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enn. St.
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ovements over the ormen
will own this
Come in and register
L BE THE BIG DAY
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wing hours: 10 A. M. 2 P. M.? $
i\e man will be delighted by re- ?
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RAND quality also knows that
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it with quality built into every
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