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1baTes"creek
t,, Ml-, and Mrs. Roy Full K
liastonia. on Friday, Nov.
, -ir!. Jo Ann. Mrs. Fullbright
H,*. ^nil Retina Hembree of this
! v i Mi::jrus, of Grape Creek,
. appointment here Sunday
g^Brnoon.
Killian, of New Hope, visited
^EhiMi' i: at this place during the
^Hk-end.
(^ftlcnri and Coy Timpson visited
J^Er uncle. John Timpson of Tomoit^Elunday.
j^Er. J. A. Timpson has completed
^Hbic ham he has been building.
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not having: such a good at^Hdancc
at Sunday school now on ac^Bnt
of had weather.
Lucile Matheson and Alone
^Slor pent Saturday evening: with
gK Agnes Morrow.
^Blrs Lillio Moss visited Mrs. Vanj^Ba
Taylor Sunday morning.
^Hr. Ksco Moss made a business
H> to Murphy, Monday.
^Blrs. Mary Beaver spent last Fri.
visiting her Slater. Mrs.
^Bidora Taylor.
j^Blrs. Elizabeth I^itld has returned
^ her home at Marble, after a long
Hi with her mother, Mrs. Mary
^B&ver.
j^Blr. Frank Morrow, Lucile Mathe^B
and Alone Taylor spent Sunday
jH"110"" visiting Mrs. Lillie Moss*
tinuel Beaver and John I
nt Saturday at Mr. John J
ta Beaver is still improv- ^
a long illness.
AT ONCE?NO. 1 SOFT |
LLOW POPLAR BLOCKS
5?$35 AND $40 AT THE
MILL IN OLD MURPHY.
r A N T E D
i paid for clean
cotton rags
Cherokee Scout
NE Who has old keys or
are not any good. I would
> buy them at a cheap
case come to D. D. Fain.
ic a moment if you
ild scratching.
brings
%Trearmenl
Soothes instantly. Kills the I
tiny mites that burrow I
IWi0 . under the skin and cause 1
f the itching. Clean, quick, I
t&KMr cheap and sure* All drug- I
Cattle
1 will be in Mur
Dickey's Scales, Mon
buy good fat cattle)
Good Young Steers1
iPrUnn VAiTMr' urror
uvUU njununEirr
1 with quality, fat.
Good Fat COWS witt
Good Large Bulls fal
1 Old cows and poc
jo if you have good!
Monday A. M.
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; VESTS
Mr. Glen Hani by, of Patrick, was t
the dinner guest of his sister, Mrs. \
I Carl Quiur, Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Creid Reid and little t
I son. Jack, spent Sunday with Mr j
, and Mrs. W. R. Price. ! j
' Mr. Sam Voyles visited his i?r-'
j "nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ham Voyles of ^ *
| Birch. Sunday. Mrs. Voyles has been j t
I seriously ill for some time. We wish i
her a speedy recovery. I 1
I Mr. R. R. Hunsucker of Patrick, is t
. now visiting his son, Mr. Eu*iuo iiun1
sucker. i
Mr Arthur Cole has been very ill
with Pneumonia, but is reported to .
j be better at this writing. j
Mrs. Bill Martin has returned to
i her home in Kentucky, after spend- 1
I ing a while here with her husband. I
Mrs. Mabel Patterson was the
guest of Miss Nina Mae Bishop one i
day la^t week.
Mr. Bert Reid spent Sunday after- ;
I noon with Mr. Robert L. Crow ^
I Rev. E. A. Beaver of Suit, spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. i
I Sam Voyles.
Mr Fred Griffin spent the weekend
with home folks of Ducktown.
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Miss Willie Lou Wells and Gladys
Campbell visited Miss Nina Mae Bishop
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Julius Reid was looking over j
the highway from Vests to the dam j
site one day last week.
Mrs. Ella Reid was the guest of;
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cole Sunday.
Mr.s Nellie Blackwell spent Sun-!
day with her aunt. Mrs. LuK Nelson. | '
Boiling Springs
Mr Hall Davis has returned home i
from Idaho, where he has been at
work for several months.
The many friends of Mr. Harvc *
Abemathy were very sad to learn of
his death. | 1
Born to Mr. and Mrs. \\. B. Hass: '
Nov. 15. a baby girl, given the name
Betty Ann. ^
Mr. John Mundy and Mr. Wade
Harper left Nov 14 for Springfield, ]
Ohio, where they plan to work this' j
winter. I
The many friends of Mrs. Addie
Mulkcy are very sad to learn of her i
illness and wish her a very speedy j
recovery. ?
Mr. I. A. Shields and his daughter,
and son. Verdalee and Earnest, Mr. i
and Mrs. Emery Shields and Mr. and 1
Mrs. Edgar Shields all of Culberson,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and 1
Mrs Dewey Garrett last Sunday.
Mr. D. S. Davis visited his brother, 1
Mr. J. T. Davis, last Sunday.
Mrs. Tina Amies visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thice Gaddis last I
Tuesday. I
Mrs Jessie Davis visited her friend ."
Mrs. Mertha Garrett, last Tuesday Sj
afternoon.
Mrs. Clark Marcus and children ]
left last Tuesday for their new home !j
in California where Mr. Marcus has *i
been at work for some time. ]
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BEARPAW
Our Sunday school at Uunion is
roing on very nicely for the cold
veather.
Mr .and Mrs. P. H. Stiles spent
he week-end with their parents. Mr.
md Mis T. C. Mashburn, at Bearjaw.
Mrs. T. C. Mashburn has returnd
home after visiting friends add
elatives at Oak Park.
Mr. Vernon Henry, from Harlan.
Ky.. was the Saturday evening guest
>f Mrs. Lelia Johnson at Bearpaw
Mr. Wayne Stiles spent Sunday
vith Weldon Johnson.
Mrs. Hattie Stiles and Mrs. Lelia
lohnson were Saturday visitors at
Murphy.
Mrs. Ethel Stiles has returned
lorne from visiting friends and rclaives
at Knoxville last week-end.
Mr Garland Hogsed made a business
trip to Murphy Saturday.
Mr. Ed Hooper and Daddy Fair
ire very busy gathering corn this
.veek.
We me Mill expecting coid weather
low as T. C. Mashburn has killed a
400 pound hog.
Mrs. Ella Jenkins and family, of
rarner, icr.n., are visiting. T C.
Mashburn at Bearpaw this week.
Mr. Wcldon Johnson is preparing
for winter as he has been hauling
wood this week with old Bill.
OAK PARK
Rev. W. A. Beavers filled his rep-1
ular appointment at Mt- Carmci
hurch Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Creed Reid and son.
Tack, were the Sunday puests of Mr.
tnd Mrs. Fred Reid.
Mr. Jake Quinn, of Copperhill,
ivas the Saturday nipht puest of his
lather, Mr. George Quinn
Mrs. Authur Payne was the Wednesday
nipht puest of Mrs. Clifton
Ivaper.
Mr. Ralph Roberson was the week nd
puest of Mr. Ernest Raper.
.Miss Vesta Stiles, Eloi.se Wilson and
Mr. Clifton Stiles were the Sunday
lfternoon puests of Miss Ha7.el Horton
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Griffin and
twins, Mary and Mattie, were the
quests Sunday of Mrs. Griffin's father,
Mr. G G. Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Barley Wilson ami
Miss Addie Stiles motored to Frankin
mountain Saturday nipht.
Mr. Frank Harvey is reported to
!>e in a serious condition.
Miss Ivan Mashburn and Eloise
iVilson were the Monday puests of
Mrs. Clifton Raper.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Reid, of Turtletown,
were the Sunday eveninp
ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Reid.
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Mr?. J. M. Patterson, a* d children
motored to Ducktown. Tenn.. last
Sunday.
Mrs. II. C Dickey and s-?n. Billy,
of C erhill. vk-iied relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Fred Stiles of Mur:hv, \isit[ed
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stiles Saturday.
Friends of Mr. J. R Lambert will
regret to hear he is in a feeble condition.
Mr. -J. F. Wood, and son. Quinton,
motored to Knoxville, Tenn.. on Friday
of last week. They attended the
football game there. Quinton is a
member of the Murphy team
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gailer spent
the week-end with relatives in Tennessee.
Miss Mabel Payne of Postell, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Payne, on Saturday of last week.
Mr. Elden Strunks made a busi
ness trip to Murphy Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Cliff Dickey of Copperhill
visited Mr. Haden Hickey, Sunday.
Mr. A. J. Beaver and son, Stanley
Mr. and Mrs Wade Rollen, and Mr
and Mrs- Poley Beaver, all of Gas
tonia, spent Saturday night at th<
home of Rev. E. A. Beaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stiles visiter
Mrs Stiles* mother, Mrs. Docia Clonfc
at Letitia, Saturday.
Mrs. H. C. Ware and son, Fred
motored to Murphy Saturday after
noon.
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Mrs. Mentie Shanks is visiting re!a
tives at Murphy at this writing.
Miss Carzell Williamson, who ha:
been spending some time with hei
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I'arlii
Hogsed, returned home Thursday.
Hand-rubbed streamlined t
superb cone . . ; tremendous
latest features! These are only a
reasons for owning this new i?
Console. Covers American broa
some foreign; Complete with '
batteries a a a a a s ? a
Big Allowances - Easy T<
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Mr Clifford Stiles of Suit, passed
j through this section Wednesday,
j Miss Gladys Campbell of Vest,
: sper.t Saturday night with Mist*
Janet* e Campbell,
j Miss Vernie Payne visited her sisj
ter, Mrs. Icey Stilt s. Sunday.
Mrs. Vesta Stiles visited . Beat;
l ice Stiles Wednesday.
? Miss Pauline Kogei. spent Tuesday
; night, with Miss Evanell
The rolling store made * usual
, trip Friday due to bad weather
Thursday.
Mr. J. H Payne tells of raising the
largest sweet potatoes in this community.
He has one wighing eight
pounds and one weighing seven
pounds.
Mr. Wayne Stiles spent Sunday
with his. cousin, Mr. Waldon Johnson
Of Vest.
Mrs. S. .1. Cearley visited Mrs.
Josie Stiles Friday
. Mrs. Icey Stiles visited Mrs. \V. D.
, Hogsed Saturday
" j Mr. R. T. Stiles, of Birch, spent
Saturday night with Mr. Hubert.
, Stiles.
Mr. C. L) Rogers made a business
? trip to Murphy Friday.
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