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ADDITIONAL *
LOCALS *
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William Davlin and Mr. HowVf'mzier
of Knoxville have arriv:^Ba,
.j,,. Regal to spend a month.
. with the Social and Econf
K; department of the TVA.
.
^Jap'.air. V. H. Hardee of WinstontHf,
was in charge of the regular
^Bty meeting held at the Regal
?. on Monday night.
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B>0 your duty toward undertKrithrd
school children by joining
RED CROSS,
a
H|rs. Dunn Lawrence and small
have gone to Nashville. Tenn., to
^F.d the Thanksgiving holidays.
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^Wr B. L. Padgett. Jr., of WashHKon.
I>. C., spent the week-end
K his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Wr. and Mrs. Ropers have moved
home of Mr. Fred Bates here
jBf4 Ropers will be the machine op^Btor
at the Strand theater to open
Be soon.
f?
^fcir.ong the local people other than
j^Hents attending the Murphy Cen
Hiprh game in Knoxville last Fri^ Wc'rt':
-Mr. an<* Mrs' Ton* MaunBj
Mrs. Harve Elkins, Mrs. Walter
Hir.t-y. Mrs. Eva Nell Lauria, Mrs.
^Hnis IJarnett. Mrs. Lelia Dickey.
and Mrs. A. E Vestal, Mr. W.
^ Barkr. Mr. W. A. Sherrill, Mr.
y Hensley. Mr. Boyd CarringHM:.
Grady Carringer, Mr. and
m Wood of Suit and Miss Cather
Morrow of Andrews,
s *
Henry Logan shopped in
^ ttanootra last week.
^ rs. Garland Posey and Miss Sara
Posey spent last Thursday in
meviWv.
o ? * *
Hn c I" Mpf'nchm \f.. xxr
t. of Chattanooga were
ests of Mr and Mrs. H.
e on last Wednesday
r. * m
of Mr. A. L. 'Martin will
know he has been confined
ne for several days suffersciatica.
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feed the undernourished
ildren by jo'ning the Red
metime during the next
. B. Gray returned Monday
visit to relatives in Eastern
irolina.
\rchie Hamby is visiting in
>oga.
Jane Sneed is recovering
attack of influenza
Don Witherspoon, Mrs. H.
une, Mrs. James Smallshaw,
it and Sara Witherspoon and
ickson went to Knoxville Prileveral
of the party attended
'tball game. Returning to
t with them was Mr. Don
spoon who had been in Knoxiveral
days on business
J- W. Thompson and Mrs. H.
hop went to Atlanta IVfr?n/t<av
William Thompson returned to
there after spending several
in Murphy.
Ihiawassee
feel like winter got all the
^ here last night.
^ - *nd Mrs. Sam Payne of HiaHe
made a business trip to Mur^BSaturday.
h8 Call?
xiamDy and. two sons
IB the guest of Miss Blanch?
Sunday.
and Mrs. Ada Allen and chil^ were
visitors at Mr. Owen Pick^Ber's
Sunday.
^B* Loyd Adams was the gruest of
^Bair Hamby Sunday
Mauney from Murphy called
lB* home of Mr. Frank Deaver
^Bay afternoon.
A. Beaver visited MrVe
??ring Sunday.
^B; and Mrs. Oscar Griffin and
Dofis Towel of Har
*ere th? guest of Mrs. Ethel
Sunday.
T1
UPPER BEAVERDAM SCHOOL
Pupils having perfect attendan
for the fourth month:
j FIRST GRADE: James Farm*
i Robert Farmer, Creed Radford ai
j Blanche Radford.
SECOND GRADE: Willa Bel
Woody.
THIRD GRADE: Josephine Fan
er, Dessie Garrett, Dorothy Radfor
and Imogene Radford.
FOURTH GRADE: Crazelle Ra
ford.
FIFTH GRADE: Estella Radfor
' and Wilma Radford
SIXTH GRADE: Wade Radfor
| and Wayne Radford.
I ?Glade Lovingood. Elizabe
Gentry, Teachers.
THE
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j 85 HORSEPOWER
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Muinom Perloimutct
with Good Ecooony
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I Bon, 3.062 In. Strain, 3.75 In.
Dhplaoomont, 221 ou. In.
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rr^'fP x0 P
Fnr'l V-8 for
1 moat beautiful Ford c
fered. It is built in only
one standard of roomy c<
modern appearance. Bui
have either the improve<
power V-8 engine for mar
formance.?or the new 60-1
V-8 engine for maximum
The smaller engine makes
lighter ear ? lower opcr,
? and a lower price.
When you drive the 1931
the 85-horsepower V-8 e
are master of a power
gives everything you ca
demand in speed and a(
Today, improved carbureti
it to deliver its thrilling
ance with unusually los
consumption.
The new 60-horsepowei
cylinder engine delivers V
ness and quietness?ever
up to 70 miles an hour?
line mileage so high tha
an entirely new standard <
in modern motor car ope
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The B
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le Cherokee Scout, Murphy, 1
Leading Citizens ....
(Continued from front page)
,r DAVE CARRINGER, Merchant:
id *'In his stay here Dr. Petrie became
known as one of our finest
]e citizens."
G. W. ELLIS, President of the
n Lions club:
d. "Dr. Petrie was a fine gentle- j
man. a man of courage and leadd
ership- His passing and his greatness
shall never be forgotten"
d. L. A. LEE, Publisher:
"To gain Dr. Petrie's friendship
'd. was in itself a long and lasting
tribute. Wise, considerate and
til J good-natured, he remains a noble
example of a fine. Christian gen- |
FORD V
e Gift in ,
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Two Engine Sizes
AND A NEW
1937 is the We invite you to see
ar ever of- Ford car, and arrange t<
one size? equipped with the engii
>mfort and your needs.
: you may
1 85-horse:imum
per. BAS? $ J Oi
131" PRICES
.. . ' At Dearborn PI;
possible a
Taxat, Unlivery and Iating
costs Bumpm, Spare Tire and A
Additional
1 Ford with Body type* available with
ngine, you horsepower engine (withot
plant' that equipment): Tudor Seda
? _ .ii,r Touring Sedan, Fordor Sedi
,P 7 Touring Sedan, Five-wind,
federation. ^ Luj(, typcs ^
ion enables : ttt?, rr-r
power engine: Tudor Scd;
r perform- Touring Sedan, Fordor Sedi
y pa soli no Touring Sedan, Five-windc
Roadster, Phaeton, Club
Convertible Cabriolet, Clii
V-type 8- Convertible Sedan
-8 smooth.
at speeds *" ?"'Zro ro"? F,NAM
-with rrjisn- f?*r
SaBU meat, buy. any model 1937 F?
I it creates ?,r*? "n7 Ford ?"r"
I It ll.ited State*. Ask yoor Ford d
3t economy "*"T * t** ?
* Credit Coapur.
ration.
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19;
T. S. E
MURPHY. NORT
m. c. 3'BBw
tleman."
DR. EDD ADAMS. Phys.cian:
"Speaking as a citizen of Murphy
and Cherokee County, as the
secretary of the Cherokee County
Medical Society, and the secretary
of the Murphy Lions Club, too
much could not be said as a tribute
to Dr. Robert W- Petrie, one
of our most prominent physicians,
one of our most prominent civic
leaders, and one of our most beloved
citizens. As 1 know, fifty
five percent of the work that he
has done in the past two years
has been for charity. Could any
man do more? We of the Cher
okee County Medical Society respected
him as a physician and
surgeon, we of the Murphy Lions
8 FOR
t/ieXcw-Jt/iccej
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- One Wheelbas
LOW PRICE
this new I
> drive one
le that fits
AMCARANCC lamps
recessei
type hood bin
fk AND ?p.?. Spare,
J pletely new int
Lr opens in all cli
*nt COMFORT ANE
landllnj, upace is in lh(>
iCCMioriM ? : ?
tinder the ho(
Ride further ir
60 or 8S ,
de luxe l.ng-tapenng ,
??:? cation. New
.n. Tudor . . .
_ . engine make tl
in, rordor
aw Coupo
85-h or scan,
Tudor BRAKIS?Ne
in, Fordor the cable and
>w Coupe. of steel from p
Cabriolet. oar momentum
ib Coupe. Tests show tha
l. sure is require
CE FLANS BODY?Not an
down-pay- strength. Fram
>rd v-a Cor eteel panel-?t
hero In the .
??Ur ih?i? jnto a single s
UaherMl Glass all aroni
*Z FOR]
VAN
H CAROLINA
Thurs., Nov. 19, 1S36.
Club loved Him as a mtn wbo
never refused to do anything that
he was requested to do. Personally,
as a citizen of Murphy and
Cherokee county, as one men?be?of
the Cherokee County Medical
Society, .as one member of the
Murphy Lions Club. I feel as do
the members of the above named
organization that we have ioat a
man who will be hard to replace."
DR. J. N- HILL, Physician:
"'No act or deed of Dr. Petrie
was ever anything but commendable.
He was a great man."
HATTIE PALMER
NOTARY PUBLIC
SCOUT OFFICE
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' 1937
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FEATURES
- A newly designed ear. Ileid- j
1 in fender aprons. Modern lid- j
gcd at the back. Larger luggage
tire enclosed within body. Comeriors.
Slanting V-type windshield
> QUIfT? A big, roomy car. Extra
body, not taken up by the engine
><L Comfort of the Center-Poise
icreased by smoolher action of the
springs, with new pressure lubri
methods of mounting body and
bis a quieter car.
SAFETY
w Easy-Action Safety Brakes, of
conduit control type. "The safety
edal to wheel.** Sell-energizing?
i is used to help apply the brakes,
it about one-third less pedal pres:d
to stop the car.
i ounce of wood used for structural
c structure all steel, sheathed with
op, sides and floor. All are welded
reel unit of great strength. Safety
id at no extra charge.
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