I ThURCH NOTICES j
METHODIST
YV. Arthur Barber, Pastor
I ^ will speak at 11:00 a.
I i?- ??
| \ ^ aool will convene at !
i ' [eeti ig at j :X5 p.
BAFT ST
Re J. C. Ammon*. Pastor
| j i-. I. Sunday School. N'oal.!
kjj i. I. Morning Worship.
- . : : Uapt'st Training Union,
I-..., v. Director.
? -|. Evening1 Worship.
- [. Wednesday Trayc-t
)Eeetinpv
t. : welcome to ail (tf)
PRESBYTERIAN
Her.:1 I> Paisley, D. D. Pastoi
Sard school every Sunday at i
pr.: : very Sunday except the
fir?t Surd, v morning and the third
I Sunday :unR 11 ? m- anu ' P- :
? i
Xcxt > ility morning Dr. Paisley
^ -i "The? Challenge of a!
Great 1 * There was a large in- j
fll , .{tendance at the Sabbath;
? . s.indav. Two new classes'
<1 '
ttcri t"1 '
\'k I to our Sunday Scnool all |
P;, .. .. :i!i> of the community and j
jay v. , ii f not attending some othtr
< :; School. Sunday evening
car will worship with Bro
W 1; i in his last service here
as pa-t- ' A
; ne and a blessing await
jdu at all of our services. |j|
Pie Supper To Be Held
At Macedonia 'Church
A pie supper will be held at Macedonia
school house Friday. October
28. at 7 p. m. Everybody is cordially
invited to come. Girls bring the
pies, boys bring the cash- There will
be music and speaking for entertainment.
Funds will be used for ceiling the
school house. All come and share in
the fur.
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/K M 0 R P H ? W
I itE
1 If you want to
I omically?the
1 ments to us fi
I service.
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The Cherokee
Land Transfers
,
Tuesday, Oct. 11
Lee Sneed and Nora Sneed to J. E.
and Bossio Hogsed.
J. E llog.-ed and Bessie Hogsed to
W. A. Green.
Wednesday. Oct. 12
!?. L. . o Dixie Hughes to J. II.
and Bertha Ellis.
K. l>. ;-.n?l Lela Cole to R. \V. Ourt
11 f
Thursday, Oct- 13
C: : >lina Tide Co. to Joseph W.
Baiiey.
Friday- Cel. 14
.Meilie C. ..idler ct als to lvatherine
-I ustice.
.'delia- C. .Miller et als to Harry
Miller ami Lmily Campcell Miller.
Saturday, Oct. 13
B. C. and Fannie Moore to John and
Kathleen Davidson.
Monday. Oct. 17
W. H. and Jettie Ga. hani to Posey
Garrett. Tr.
John P- Whitakcr et als to Lee and
Blanch B- Thompson.
Lee and Blanch B. Thompson to
D. 11. Tillitt. Tr.
Tuesday. Oct. 18
*
A. M- C has tain ct als to Ellon
F ranks. j
Wednesday. Oct- 19
I' A! Mauney et als to U. S A.
Mellie C. Miller (Guardian of
| Mvrrb Miller) lu Kaiherinc
Miller Justice.
Mellie C. Miller (Guardian of
Chares Morris Miller) to Harry Miller
and Emily Campbell Miller.
Thursday. Oct. 20
I). C. and May Stiles to T. 0. Gilliland.
Jr.
Saturday. Oct. 22 1
^4 T. and Dora Raper to W. M.
Prince.
L. I,. Nichols to Delia E. Nichols.
Charles McDonald to A. E. and
Nancy A- Earwood.
Mary Em. and M. B Dockery to
Nancy Ann Earwood
Matt McBrayer. Jr., and Sallie
Kate McBrayer to Isabell Bradley.
Henry M. Harshaw et als to Mrs.
Gallic Hall.
Monday, Oct. 24
Nelson and Emma Gassclin to W.
R. Everrett.
D. Witherspoon (Executor of Martraret
S rAwnJ* 4- ,r "
vwmu/ uo n- ivlir:sty.
r B. Fcrebee ct als to M. N. Hembree.
M. N. and Ethel Ilembrec to Per^y
.
R. B. (Jack) Morphew
DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE
for
State Senate 33 District
Active in State and County affairs
for the past io yearsRepresented
Graham County
three terms in the state
Legislature
I Will Appreciate Your Vote
General Election, Nov. 8, 1938
(Paid Advertisement >
it A Ail iiii 5 llAfli 3 nr. A Si
A&VVJS Mp U AKVUK Up|/VU.
n send your fall and
?r first class workn
JUST CALL
NE FIVE NINE
[PHY LAUN
Scout, Murphy, North C<
J3. Ferebee and Don Witherspoon.
Mack and Annie Cooper to Lonnie 1
C. McFalls. I
Tuesday, Oct. 25
Jarres II. Dockcrry et als to Rollin
Bates.
Mrs. Alice Adams et als to D
WitViei spoon. TrWednesday.
Oct 25
Vn . D. rnd L- ia Simpson to Lenia
IMPROVED CONDITIONS
Improved conditions affeciinjr the
domestic demand for farm produchave
been reported bv tho T" c
reau of Agricultural Economius- Inch
- rial acti i v has expanded and
consumer incomes have increased in
recent months.
FARM WAGES DOWN
Farm wage rates declined during
the July-September harvesting period,
in contrast to the usual increase in
these months. However. Said Julian
Mann. State College extension statistician,
wage rates on October 1 were
118 percent of their pre-war average.
UPPER
MARTINS CREEK
CHAMBERS-CHASTA1N
Lee Chastain. of Martins Creek,
and Miss Dollie Chambers, of Georcrjp
wom Hnil n.nrried Sunda"
I October lb, near Blairsviile. Ga.
1U v. Miller performed the ceremony.
We wish them a long happy married
life. They are now residing in theii
own home on Martins Creek.
| Mr. and Mrs. II- W. Chastain recently.
visited Mr. anil Mrs Jesse
Ledford at Kinsey.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin, Mr. and
[Mrs. John Robert Martin and baby.
| <>1 Ranger, visited their parents, Rev.
I and Mrs. C F- Martin Sunday, Oct.
I 10.
Miss Onia Bee Kimsey, of Young
Harris eolleero wi?? ? * *
..nv, ...... .1 IVV.VIIL JJUCM OI
Miss Geneva Chastain
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Keasler and
daughter. Eva Nell spent last weekend
with Mrs. Keasler's brother. Mr.
I and Mrs. R. V. Martin. Blairsville,
I Rt- 3. They stopped by Sunday to see
Mr- Keasler's parents. Mr. and Mrs
A. J. Keasler.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chastain spent
last week-end with Mrs- Chastain's
mother, Mrs. Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs- Aster Hughes and
three children. Edna. Louise and
Christine visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Crisp Sunday.
Billy Ruth Ricks is right sick with
whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Crisp who are
staying with the boys at their sawmill
in Georgia spent last week-end at
home.
Mrs. Norma Carringer has been
right sick, but is improving.
Mrs. G. \V. Keasler and Mrs. Aster
Hughes visited Mrs. Sis Chastain one
day last week.
Boyd Chastain went to work at IIiwassee
dam Monday.
MARTIN'S CREEK
Mr. Henry ' Hank" Ellis who has
been employed for the past two years,
in Nebraska, returned home a feu
days ago to spend the winter months
tt/uiJ
winter gartianship
and
:
with his parents. Mr- and Mrs. Vick . j
Elis.
Miss Irene Hedden was the guest I
Sunday afternoon of Miss Ruth Cole- j
ma n
A large crowd attended the Den ocrat
;c m eting which was held at. th
.-eiiool house Wedne day night. Mu i<
j war. fu; r.ish ?! by local boys. Entci
ia:nment : ml s ?. < chc s were greatly '
enjoyed.
i Mts J. c )'. tain whose foot;
was injured a fev days ago in a f;?!?
is iinprovi r :t the pre en: time- i
I Word ; ' -ji received here by j
friends r.r.d i-.?iv that Mr. Will
! Birclific-'d in a critical condition a1 j
the home ? , i. v :-:s. K v. and'
j Mrs. Frank Birchfield, of Gastonia- j
Mrs. H I>. Brown. f-vnimly Mi - ,
i Mary Lou Coleman, of this community '
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iTHOSE p
WCr tfif ^ V l\F
?fi >
SKSDDY 1
ROADS Q
WITH THIS
NEW KIN
... a tire that will
safer than you've e
, Don't risk your neck. Now
| tread-worn tires with a set of
i rich Silvertowns?the tires v
I that gives you a dry track o
, that hold you straight-in-l
Believe us, you'll never kn<
means until you've felt the gi
Saver Tread on a skiddy ro
new Goodrich Silvertowns
wheels" we'll give you a
free demonstration
?? ..I?
jdridr[vertown
I PLY BLOW-OUT PKOTECTiCa
ce Station !
MURPHY, N. C.
cijat a a imuicr. \_uinc in
next time it rains.
HOW NEW i
LIFE-SAVER I
TREAD DRIES #/
WET ROADS fp
Its never-ending spiral bars If .
?like a battery of windshield \
wipers?sweep the water \
tight and j
\ left, forcing
i t o u t \ L
through wA
' '\rZ-~I / deep drain- VJi
<;\r~ age grooves
?making a A
YTSitA dry track
^ for the rub
S- ber to grip.
( OUR SHIPMENT OF TH
[ NEW GOODRICH SILVER
V HAS ARRIVED...COME I
f A F*E? DEMONSTRA
I AND GET THE MOTORI
V THRILL OF A LIFETIME
p
SAFETY Si]
UFE-SAVER TREAD COIJEI
Gulf Servi
FRANK ELLIS, Mgr.
hursday, Oct. 27, 1938
and party of friends, left Atlanta last
week for Los Angeles. Calif. The party
plans to motor through. Stopping at
all points of interest on their wayMrs.
M. I)- Coker, of Brasstown.
visited Mr-. Tally Ledford and Mrs.
T. S. Chasiain Saturday of last week.
Several club members were present
for the meeting Friday, which
was i<-!d at the m. . ml house. All
ni ? ? :ue urged to e present for
t! next in* e'ing. Mi - Ilicharasnn
pirns to demonstrate or. ''How to Can
ota :?nd Pumpkin".
Tt v?-? rtcd that sev ! children
are j'Tering from * ' 11 ing cough
in our section.
Mr. Fletcher Colcu an, who is now
employed in the Peachtree section,
was the Sunday dinner gurst of hi?
innth'-r. Mrs. Mae Coleman.
stop you quicker,
ver stopped before
r ia the time to replace unsafe,
those big, deep-grooved Goodnth
the new Life-Saver Tread
n wet slippery roads?the tires
ine.
5W what the word STOP really
-ip of the new Silvertown Lifead.
And to prove that these
i are the "safest things on
towns^
IN FOR I k. ^.^V
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