Thursday, Oct. 8, 1936.
" SUIT NEWS
Quite a number of people from |
th:> section attended the West Lib- <
erty Association at Pleasant Hill la>t week.
i
Mr. Will Spit, of Kentucky, spent
last Friday night with Mr. H. N.
Taylor. j
Messrs Gay and Clyde Montgomery
and Howard Taylor made a business
trip to Murphy on Thursday of last i
week. ' (
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Picklesmer visit- ; 1
ed Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter at Far-,
ner, Tennessee Sunday.
Mrs. Jossie Curtis visited relatives '
at Ducktown, Tennessee last week. 1
Rev. E. A. Beaver returned to his
home Monday after spending a week j
in revival services with the Mt. Nebo l church.
Mr. Junior Cole of XJnaka spent j J
the week-end with Mr. Quinton Wood, j 1
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McNabb and 1
son of Bellview, attended preaching
services at Friendship Sunday.
Mrs. Cecil Wilson and children '
spent Sunday night with Mr. and (
Mrs. H. C. Dickey, at Copperhill.
Mr. IT. N. Taylor visited Mr. and ?
Mrs. Jim Suits, at Postell last Sa- (.
turday night. 1
Mr. W. F. Anderson, of Culberson, I
visited his sister, Mrs. W. L. McNabb, J
Monday. '
Mr. James Harris, of Sunny Point,
visited friends and relatives here r
Sunday afternoon. *
We are very sorry to know that
Mr. J. R. Lambert, is in a feeble *
condition. 1
Messrs P. C. Payne, Gay Hawkins f
and Cliff Stiles, motored to Knox- ]
ville, Tenn., last week on business. ; '
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hickey, Mr. (
and Mrs. Haden Hickey visited vela-!
lives at Ducktown Sunday. | j
Mr. and Mrs. Poley Stiles of Letitia , .
spent a few hours with Mr. and Mrs.
O. P. Taylor Sunday afternoon. ,
Messrs Cliff Stiles, and E. A. An- .
derson made a business trip to Chat- *
tanooga, Tenn. on Saturday of last
week.
Messrs Lloyd Cole and Lee Beaver
have been attending the revival
services at Ranger.
VIOLEfNEWS
Miss Ruby and Aline Hamby visited
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Deaver of Hiawassee.
Mr. and Mrs. Mattie Rolen of Malt- >
by, visited their parents here over 1
the week-end.
Mrs. Magdalene Allen and baby
have returned from a week's visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ladd
of Marble, and Mrs. Lavasta Rolen of
Maltby.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Taylor were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham
Sunday.
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AT YOUR FAVORITK
DRUQ *TORK
VOT]
HARRY P
for Representative
I FA VCR ANYTHING THAT
COUNTY AND II
The four acts that I favor enactin
1. Payment of Old Age Pension*.
2. Reduction of automobile and tn
shall be sold and distributed o
House.
3. Repeal of the law placing a lice
of this county in the streams of
should pay a nominal fee for ^
attention to the fact that there a
ty and none of them contain ga
we go into the adjoining coun
we expect to pay a license for
the abominable practice of dynai
dealt with.
4. Construction of as good a higl
I will speak at Marble P
Music will be furnished
WARBLE
Miss Ruth Barton, of Western Carolina
Teacher College at Cullowhee
seas the puest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Barton over the
iveek-end.
Mr. Clifton Allison, of Repal was
i visitor at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. II S. Kimbrouph Friday nipht.
Mr. Frank Allison, of Canton. N.
C\, visited at the home of his brother,
Mr. Bob Allison part of last
iveek.
Miss Birdie Kinp, of Graham county.
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Uarve Kinp on Venpence Creek over
the Week-end.
Mr. Lefton West of Andrews, was
? visitor at the home of his mother.
Mrs. Martha West Sunday.
Mr. Harold Allison who is connected
with the Dickey Motor Co. was
lurt last week. We are glad to
report at this time he is improving:.
Miss Ruth Smith, of the Campjell
Folk Cchooi was a truest of her
jarents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith
>ver the week-end.
Miss Edna Chambers is vfeiting her
lister. Miss Hazel Chambers at Shul?rs
Creek, where the latter is teachng
school.
Our church is having a Stewardship
revival. The teaching is on |
Stewardship Discipleship and Missions.
The Rev. Sinclair of Robbins ille,
pastor of the Robbinsville Bapist
church is our very able teacher.
Mr. Harrison Edwards who has
>een employed in Montana for the
jast several months is visiting his
amily here.
Mr. Odell Hall visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hall last Thursiay.
Mrs. Armanda Allison is visiting
it the home of her son, Mr. Charlie
Allison, of Regal.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Raxter and
children of Andrews k"were visitors
at the home of Mrs. Raxter's parents.
The Rev. and Mrs. Alga West, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mall and Miss
Ruby Hall were visitors over last
week-end at Canton, N. C.
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The revival services started at
the Macedonia church of Wolf Creek
Sunday, October 4, with Rev. P. H.
Chastain and Rev. Fred Townson.
Miss Grace Simonds spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Gemet Ballew.
Miss Bertha Cook spent Sunday
afternoon with her brother, Mr. W.
L. 'Cook.
Mr. W. A. Carter who is employed
at Jefferson City, Tenn., is visiting:
his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bandy of
Murphy spent the week-end with
-VT.. r 1- "** * *? -
.ui. x-titiiK iviurrow ana Miss louche
Matheson were the Sunday dinner
guests of Miss Edna Rose.
Mrs. Gwendoline Beaver, and sister,
Miss Lucy Hamby and brothers,
Clinton and Joseph were the dinner
guests at Mr. Lester Taylor's Sunday.
Mr. Marion Morrow visited Jim,
Morrow Sunday.
Miss Lucile Matheson and Mrs.
Vandora Taylor were business visi-,
tors in town Saturday.
We are sorry Mr. Dillard Morrow's
little daughter is not any better. We
wish her a speedy reovery.
Mrs. Edna Graham is ill, her many
friends will be sorry to learn.
Last week the Violet news were
under the Unaka head. We were
sorry of the mistake. We suppose
the editor made the bad mistake.
te Cherokee Scout, Murphy
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E FOR
COOPER
of Cherokee County
WILL BENEFIT CHEROKEE
rs CITIZENSHIP.
g into law are:
uck license tags, and that said tags
ut of the Cherokee County Court
:nsc tax on fishing for the citizens
Cherokee County. Non-Residents
Ishing, but I respectfully call your
re only three rivers in this counme
fish, only the sucker type. If
ties to fish in the game streams,
such privilege, and 1 do feel that
miting fish should be severely
hway from Murphy to the North
Monday, 7 p. m., Oct, 12, t
by the Smoky Mountain 1;
Boy, 7, Who Bent
Baby Is Not Sorry
Bcllingham, Wash., Oct. 8.?A 7year-old
first-grade schoolboy who
beat and critically injured a 2:N
month-old baby with a iron rod showed
defiance toward police bat no remorse,
authorities say.
"I wanted to knoc :: his (the baby's
brains out,'' Police Inspector Fred
Benson quoted the i cy as having
said.
Police Chief E. Reed -aid the lad
told Ronsnn "It* T w??rr? n lift In oUpv
I would punch your nose."
The boy's name was withheld.
The tiny victim, Roland Smith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith, had
a triple fracture of the skull.
The young assailant was at the
County Detention Home. The attack
occured Friday in a wood shed near
the Smith home, to which the baby
was taken.
o
When Miss Edith Gorman, of Chicago,
committed suicide with gas
she left a note requesting that no
one enter her room with a candle
or lighted match.
relatives here. r
Miss Lennie Allen, of Farner,
spent Thursday night with Miss \
Dorothy Bandy.
A "Punch and Judy" was given
followed by a story by Mr. Smith
from the Folk School at the Wolf
Creek School house Friday night. A
large crowd attended and enjoyed j
the show.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Hancock
moved into the house of Mr. E. F.
Bandy Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cole accompanied
their grandmother, Mrs.
Weese to Morganton, Ga., Sunday.
Mr. Olin McAllister made a business
trip to Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Saturday and bought a stock of J
goods for his store.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bandy moved |
into the house of Mr. Blackmore's j
nere. ?
to us you kno
and the best 2
ing establish
MURI
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| Where We Se
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r. N. C. J
Carolina-Tenhes.ee State line via Unaka a. we now ha?
MurpKy to Culberson ana from Murphy to Peachtree ,ai
'The foregoing platform expre.se. four of the more imports,
law. 1 favor, but 1 want the cit.ren. of this county to know that
1 am .ent to Raleigh a. your Representative I will f.ght lo htw ^He
Cherokee County given it. ,u.t recognition by the official, of ^
Slate. Heretofore nothing ha. been done for ou, county and #
high time that the official, at Raleigh be made to realue thai ?
"re a part of thi. great State and that appropriation, of stal, m
be made in thi. county ju.t a. it ?. m many other further East ^ 3!:
more favored Uvn we- ...
1 am especially and intensely interested in seeing our aged ud ?u
revered elderly people paid a monthly income. It is a di.grac, J
L shame that our old people should be dependent on relative, ^
the county poor hou;e in their declining years. Iff 1 am elected I HL
am going to insist that the Governor call a special se,?un of th, '
Legislature immediately following the election for the purpo,, ?f
nassing the law to take care of our old people before the long wi,. <:
?er month, begin instead of waiting until next .pr.ng to start payj,, M GU
the old age pensions. Our old people are entitled to receive thei,
pensions NOW and not be compelled to wait until NEXT YEAR. >1
Your vote and your support will be greatly appreciated h;
OTHER SPEAKING DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATKR BE
ind Culberson, Thursday, Oct. 15, 7:00 p. m, h?
Joomers String Band. Everybody invited, come, ^ftay
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