liberty
Forstcr of Ducktown, is
> revival meeting at the new
|^E at Liberty. Everyone is income.
(Hp V.' church is being completes
Liberty.
little village at Liberty will
Kr completed anil is giving the
of l'ine Riilge.
TV A is working a lot through
^^kection.
Felix Hill made a business trip
^Bidrews Monday.
San ford Ledford visited Mr.
^Brown Monday.
Julia Willbanks is ill at this
We wish her a speedy re^B
and Mrs. Guff Eller are the
B parents of a baby girl, which
^Eiven the name of Willie Mae.
HE. *n(* Mrs- Elmer Ledford were
of Mr. and Mrs. oug teller
? day night.
flk*. and Mrs. Sam Reid were the
B* of Mrs. Ethel Eller Sunday.
|H good many folks enjoyed the
^Bconiing day at Hiawassee Sun(Hand
a good dinner and singing,
t was a little cold.
^B. and Mrs. Ernest Payne motorB
Copperhill, Tuesday,
v. Walter Payne has returned to
^Bome after a few days visit with
^Bon, Earnest Payne.
B and Mrs. Lester Ledford and
B Leroy, were the guests of his
^Br, Mrs Ethel Eller Sunday.
Bs. Sara Gossip of Gastonia is
Hn? her sister, Edith Ledford at
Hwriting.
wolf creek
Hncury almost touched the frost
B here Monday morning.
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IroTO?cwrii; ti ul l.saueiia,
'.iH'j-s visitor here Monday.
small grain has been
ur secton so far but there
?nty of moisture in the
td no doubt much activity
line will be seen among
r folk.
ival services at Macedonia
nducted by the Rev. P. H.
have come to a close,
blic School here was closed
lay of last week so that
?rs could attend the Cheroii
Fair, at Cherokee, N. C.
E. Brown who is doing car- J
)rk at Lafollette, Tenn.,
week end with his family,
jury Walker of near Cop-1
issed thru our section Sun- |
ning from a visit with his |
s. Clate Fain.
women at Youngstown, O.,
?n the running board of
Mulhal's automobile, stuck
lis side, and robbed him of
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1 SUIT NEWS
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La^t weeks' news contained a little 1
mistake. It was Mr. Will Suits that :
visited Mr. H. N. Taylor. Mistakes
we all do make. 1
Mr. Leonard Decker, spent a few '
days last week at Murphy.
Mi. Bill Stiles and Edward Collins
made a business trip to Ducktown,
la-t Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. McXabb at- 1
tended the sinking convention at Ellijay,
Ga., Sunday. 1
Mr. Pates, of Hat-buck, Term., j
spent the week with Mr. J. B. .Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sparks of
Ellijay, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. 1
Frank Sparks, Sunday. {
Messrs. Fred Ware and Leonard
Ingram visited friends in the Hot
house section Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gypsy Aiien of Fosieii visited
her sister, Mrs. Charlie Wood lasT"
week. '
Mr. Will Lawrence of Asheville is 1
visiting Mr. Logan Lawrence, at this 1
writing.
BEACH CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beaver and
daughter Pauline, made a business
trip to Murphy Tuesday.
Mrs. Delma McClure, Miss Wyoline
Stiles and Mrs. Lelia Voyles visited
Mrs. Henry Taylor Monday afternoon.
Mr. Roy Rich visited Mr. Alonzo
Davis one evening last week.
Mr. H. T. Taylor of Ranger was on j
Beach Creek last Tuesday.
Miss Ella Davis visited Mrs. Hazel ^
Crisp a while Thursday afternoon. j
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Stand ridge at- 1
tended services at Ranger one night
last week. 5
Miss Hettie Kate Stiles and brother,
R. T., visited their cousin, Mrs.
Carrie Graham, Friday afternoon. \
Mr. Fred Beaver visited Mr. Jennie 1
Crisp Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Wyoline and Hettie Kate ]
Stiles, Mrs. Delma McClure were ]
business visitors in Murphy Thursday.
j
Mr. Howard Stiles has been very ;
busy making syrup for the past three j
weeks.
Mrs. Nora Sneed and children,
Dorothy Mae and Hoyt visited Mrs.
Vernie Taylor Thursday.
Mr Ernest Graham of Letitia was
on Beach Creek Sunday.
Mr. Sammie Green and Mr. Jimmie
Crisp made a business trip to Ranger
Saturday afternoon.
I Mr. Ham Voyles was on Beach
Creek one day last week.
Mr. Hill McClure was a business
visitor at Mr. Graham's Saturday.
Mrs. C. A. Voyles visited Mrs Car'
rie Graham Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmic Crisp and
children spent Friday night with
Mrs. Jewel Forrester at Ranger.
Mr. Norman Teague of Ranger
spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Fox.
We are sorry to know Mr. Tom
McClure got hurt from falling from
a wagon one day last week.
Rev. C. A. Voyles attended services
at Oak Grove churh Sunday
night.
Mr. George Fox of Ranger visited
his son, Mr. Guy Fox one day last
week.
Mrs. At Standridge, visited Mrs.
j Winslow Stiles Sunday.
Mrs. Delma McClure spent Sati
urday night with Miss Madie Payne
! of Murphy, Rt. 2.
Mr. Gordon King and Mr. Herman
| Green of Letitia were pleasant visi1
tors at Beach Creek Sunday,
j Mr. Norman Teague of Ranger
1 viisted Mr. Sammie Green Saturday
I mnrninc*
Mr. Bill Clonts of Letitia passed
through Birch Monday.
Mrs. Birdie Green and son Quinton
were out visitng Monday,
Miss Pauline Beaver visited, Mrs.
C. A. Voyles one day last week.
There was a large crowd attended
the Sunday School picnic at Beach
Creek Sunday. All seem to enjoy
themselves just fine.
VIOLET NEWS
t Several people from here attended
! the homecoming day at Hiawassee.
I Miss Mary Rolen, of Maltby, spent
j the week-end with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Beaver. She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Gwendoline Beaver.
Mrs. Bcttie Thomas spent Saturday
night with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rolen.
Mrs. Cuie Danner, of Unaka, spent
Sunday morning with her sister, Mrs.
Vandora Taylor.
Miss Lucile Matheson was a visitor
of Mrs. Cfcra Taylor Saturday
erokee Scout, Murphy, N
PATRICK
A large crowd of Patrick folk at.ended
the homecoming day at Pleaslilt
Hill church Sunday. The Tellico
Plains, Tenn. choir got the prize for
:he best singing. There was plenty
>f dinner on the ground and the day
a*as greatly enjoyed by an present.
Mr. Omcr Croft of Farner, Tenn.
.vas the guest ! his i ?arents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Picklesimer Monlay
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quinn of Vest,
arere the Saturday night guests of
he latters, mother, Mrs. Maiv Hamiv
and attended the homecoming day
Sunday at Pleasant Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Filer are the
oroud parents of a baby born re;entiy.
Mrs. Lee Horton and children and
Mrs. Tina Picklesimer were the guests
of Mrs. Mary Hamby Monday afterMiss
Ruby Peirce and two sisters
of Farner, Tenn., were the guests of
their sister, Mrs. Edd Adams over
the week-end.
The new church at Liberty is completed
and there is revival services
being conducted this week by the
pastor, Rev. Forester of Ducktown,
Tenn. We wish them great success
i ne people will toe very glad for
Sunday school to start again as it
has been discontinued for about two
months.
Miss Mildred Ledford and brother,
Fritz, were the guests of Mrs. Mary
Hamby Monday afternoon.
Mr. S. G. Haines of Hiawassee was
1 Patrick shopper Friday.
Mr. Jack Frost made his first appearance
at Patrick Monday morning.
It makes us think of old man
winter being just around the corner.
ifternoon. She also spent a while
with Mrs. Dorothy Hatmaker.
Mrs. Mary Beaver, spent Monday
vith her sister, Mrs. Vandora Tayor.
Mrs. Hampton and Miss Hollice
Murphy spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Dorothy Hatmaker.
Mr. James Beaver, Mr. Vension
lampton and Mr. Wilford Allen who
ire employed at Gastonia are spendng
a few days home folks.
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Be sure to see i
amazing values in
models?at specu
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this winter.
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Several from here attended the 4
homecoming day at Pleas-ant Hill A
, Sunday.
Porter Raper of Persimmon Creek
was the Friday r.ight guest of Mr. L,,
Ernest Raper. 3
Mr. Authur Payne spent last week
with his parents at Hiawassee, Mr.
. and Mrs. Will Payne.
' Mrs. George Prewood and Mrs. 3
Julius Reid were the Sunday guests 9
i of Mrs. George Quinn.
I Rev. John Morrow was the guest Q
Sunday of Mr. L). E. Stile-.
Mr. Fred Bea\ers of Birch wasjl
the Saturday night guest of Mr. Clif- S
ton Raper.
Mss Nina Mae Bishop was the IB
guest Thursday morning of Mrs.
Nellie Blackwell.
Mr. Ernest Raper is spending sev- I
1 eral days with Mr. Sam Reid at Tur- I
j tletown, Tenn.
I Mr. and Mrs. Lon Raper and fanii
ly and Mr. Shorty Jones motored 1
j to Atlanta Sunday. ?
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t fine used cars and tracks?
d sale prices for this month 01
>rd dealers are the only ones ?
a ran teed) used cars and tracki
money-back guarantee.
ar will probably more than c
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Ford dealer today. Come earl
i, comfortable, dependable, t
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