MARTIN'S CREEK
Rev. Carl Cunningham preached
an interesting sermon at the Little
Glade church last Sunday.
The February meeting ol the Home
Demonstration wan held at the home
of Mrs. Grady Smith last Friday af
ternoon Mrs. Grady Smith, presi
dent. had charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Clinton Stalcup ead the min
utes an droll call.
Mrs. Alline King gave an interest
ing on the defense program and also
gave a demonstration on meal plan
ring and cooking.
Mrs. Smith assisted by her little
daughter. Jerry Ruth, seived candy
and fruits to the following:
Mrs. Mattu Stalcup. Mrs. Madgo
KUis. Mrs. Geo. W Keasler. Mrs. Ar
to Hughes Mrs Paiton Stiles, Mrs.
Martie Chastain. Mrs. Ben Manu,
Mrs Mi Paul Mar
iiti. Mi- King and Louise Mann.
Miss Kitiiaii Carter spent the week
nd with her mother Mrs. iVisia
Carter at Wolf Creek.
Mis. Gus R.'nn - spent Sunday af
lernoon ?i, Mis. Ben Mann.
Mr. and Mrs .1 B Hall spent Sun
day mghi Willi Mr and Mrs Irvin
Hall.
Mrs Jnfie HuiUips and Louise
\i.inn pnii Monn.i.v .vir.h Mrs. Eliz
i.betli Ingram.
Mrs. Jimmie Cornwell spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Ben Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Carter spent
Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Clark.
Mr and Mrs. Bert Ledford liave
moved to Frank Ingram's farm.
George Clark, from Tomotla. spent
one night last week with his son,
Floyd.
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THEATRE
MURPHY NORTH CAROLINA
Saturday. February 21
THE THREE MESQCITEERS
? IN ?
"SADDLEMATES"
Sunday. Februai v 22
I.YNN BARI ? JOHN SUTTON
?IN?
"MOON OVER HER
SHOULDER"
Monday. Tuesday. Febriary 23-24
BARBARA STANVTfCK
HENRY FONDA
?IN?
"YOU BELONG TO
ME"
Wednesday, February 2 S
CHESTER MORRIS
?IN?
"CONFESSIONS OF
BOSTON
BLACKIE"
Abo
MAXIF, ROSENBLOOM
-IN
"THE STORK PAYS
OFF"
Thursday. Friday. Feb. 28-27
CLAt'DKTTF COLBERT
RAT KHXAND
? IN ?
"SKYLARK"
Bill (Yviiii Biii) ?iii< tt, Dub ( Cannonball ) laylor
WOLF creek: news
Mr-. Vancy Angeluie Colemaa
Morgan was laid to rest here Tues
day morning in the Macedonia Bap
tist church cemetery, along side of,
lier husband. James Morgan, who
preceded her 111 death twenty-eight ,
years. Funeral services were held ,
from the church.
Besides a host of friends. Mrs. j
Morgan leaves five children, two '
, sons, Riley of Wolf Creek, and Ros
coe of Murphy, three daughters. |
\ddie Mason of HayeBrtlle, with
whom she made her home. Mrs Josie
Gairen. wlio was at her bedside when
Hie end came, of Wolf Creek, and
Mrs Maggie Wilcox of Ttirtletown.
Tenn.. who also was with her when
? ihe passed away. She also leaves a
I host of grandchildren and great
randchildren, some of whom acted
as pall bearers.
Mrs Morgan had passed her!
:ghtj'-fifth birthday.
There was born to Mr. and Mis. !
Glen Helton ,in the Kimsey-Quinn '
Hospital, Ducktown. Tenn.. one day |
j last week, a baby girl.
Mr. J. R. McWilliarns, of Atlanta, j
Ga.. was a pleasant visitor among
; friends here Monday.
Mrs. B. J. Stepp, of Henderson
? viUe. has been spending several days
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Garren.
Prof and Mrs. Byron Lighthall. of
I Postell. N. C? were the dinner guests
! or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan Sat
' urday.
Herbert Garren spent the week end
! with hi sfamily in Graysvllle, Tenn.,
! returning here Sunnday afternoon.
I ile was accompanied by his son,
! Warden, and by Wayne Burgess.
Charles Morgan received 200 day
? old chicks Monday from near Mur
phy. which are the pride of all who
! have seen them.
BRASSTOWN NEWS
Funeral services were held Sunday. ;
February 8th. for little Lv a Lee Cun
ningham. infant daughter of Mr. and
M:s. Carl Cunningham. Besides her
I mother and father she leaves one
i brother an dtwo sisters.
Funeral services were held Feb
ruary 1st at Maggies Chapel for ;
Richard Whilmer. age 87, who died
January 31st after a long illness. His
I widow, Mrs. Do vie Wilmer. survives.
The Rev. Ham Coffey conducted
| the funeral services and interment
i was in the church cemetery with
I Messrs. M. D. Co leer. Bert Hogan,
. Gay Crisp. Hayes Buchanan and W.
| O. Almond as pall-bearers.
Mary EM i the Hemphill was strick
en with a serious Illness last week
and was removed to a hospital In
Murphy. Her many friends all join
in wishing her a speedy recovery.
Howard Lovingood is recuperating
from an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Ann Frank um another suffer
er from pneumonia is reported as
slightly improved.
Mrs. George Smart spent last week
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Staicup.
Miss Tellthia Sparks spent three
days of last week visiting in the home
of the Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Paisley, of
Murphy.
? Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Coleman
spent Saturday night as the guest of
Wild Bill Klliiott ftue
!n Person At Chic
Theater, March 10
"Wild Bill' Elliott. hard -riding
Western sun of the films is coming
to Murphy and will appear in person
at the new Chic Theater on March
10. He will bring his gang with htm.
aixl they will put on a .special per
formance.
Wild Bill and his gang will be here
only one day. but will appear at all
perfomanccs. and also will meet, the
fans iiersoally. in the lobby, after
each show. The Gang includes Dub
"Cannonball" Taylor, comedian and
pal of the Star, and the Rodlk t-wlns.
celebrated singinc cow-girls
Murphy is one of the last towns to
be visited on the Star's tour. He and
his friends will sttart from here back
1 ? ? Hollywood, to resume pic
tures.
Wild Bill, who annexed the Wild"
t-i- cause o fhis repeated delineation of
Wild Bill Hicock in his screen plays,
has had the most sensational rise to
popularity of any Hollywood western
star on the screen today.
Bom on a ranch in Missouri and
raised among the cowhands of the
. jnious Kansas City Stock yards, he
was in Hollywood fo rseveral fears as
r.n actor before he got an opportunity
to play in westerns.
His first "horse opera" was a serial,
"Wild Bill Hicock." Since then, he
has made more than thirty western
features and is regarded by his fans
a? the fightingest. hard-ridlngeet
cowyoke of them all.
Elliott's most recent pictures are
"Wildcat of Tucson." "North Prom
the Lone Star." "Roaring Frontiers."
"King or Dodge City," "Lone Star
Vigilantes." "Bullets for Bandits" and
"The Devil's Trail." The last named
production was finished Just before
Bill left Hollywood.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Coker.
Mrs. Oma Mason Is critically ill at j
her home, her friends and relatives ]
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Arvill Crisp Is visiting rela- :
tives in Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Coker and little
daughter .of Blairesville, came to
Brasstown Monday afternoon to visit
Mr. Coker's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M.
D. Coker.
Bright Raper Is Loser
As Nea} Millsaps Eats
Three Meals At Once
[
If he has many more customers
' like Neal Millsaps. Col. Bright Raper
' says he is going to start rationing
j food on his own account. "That
. man." said Raper, "Just ate, and ate
! ;ind ate. He was there at the first
I table, and he was still there at the
' third.
Millsaps explained that he had
been wanting a square meal allwln
terter, and said he believed that now
he can "make out 'till Spring." The
! food tasted extra good, he added,
{ because It didn't cost him an7thlng.
It cost A. C. Campbell, of Letltla,
though. Campbell had invited Mill
saps to be his guest. He may not do
it again, however, because Bright
said that next time, he'd have to
i charge double.
I'PPKR
PEACKTREE NEWS
j The Rt'v Jame> TSruett. of Au
| drews, preached at his regular time
, Sunday morning, and all present en
i joyed the message
Mr and Mrs Calvin Lunsford
?IM'nt Sunday with Mr :md Mrs Bill
llarke-T.
There have been a few oases cf
mumps in the community but no
! new sufferers have been reported.
J this week.
I Mr. and Mrs CJwynn McOulre, of
MuryviUe. spent Saturday night and
j Sunday with C. W Thomasson and
family.
Mrs. Fird Moore spent one day last
week with her mother. Mrs. Earl
Vandenville. of Murphy.
Miss Charlotte Thomasson Is
: spending a few days with her sister.
, Mrs Loy Lunsford.
llr. BUI Barter baa been sick the
past week, but Is better at this wrtt
I ins.
Mr Math 1/eatherwoDd bad ?.
working Saturday, covering his
house.
The Rev. James Truett was the
dinner guest of C W Thomasson and
l.unily Sunday.
Mr U. E. Oriffltli spent Sunday
> vening with BUI arker.
Mr R. P. Moore is able to be up
uuain. after a long Ulness.
Alfred Lunsford left Tuesday for
| Ftort Bragg.
The Rev. Robert Barker spent
Sunday night with his uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barker.
-o
By t vi'. y part of our nature we
clasp :hlngs above us. one after on
| other. ik>. for the a-ike of remaining
wlietv we take tut iliai. we may
go up higher. H. W. Bceelver.
' hie Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
NUurday. February ?1
t:
1 LI 11 f 1U11
? IN ?
"SIX GUN GOLD"
10:30 Sat.. Late Show
KOSCOE KAKNS
Ul'TIl DONNELLY
? IN ?
'THE GAY
VAGABOND"
Sun., Mon., Tues., February 22, 23, 24
BING CROSBY, MARY MARTIN
? In ?
"DTDmil OF p| ITDO"
Din in the
Wrdootdiij, Feb. 25
JEFFREY LYNN, JANE WYHAN
? IN ?
"THE BODY
DISAPEARS"
Also
LOPE VKLKZ
"H0L0LUL0 LIT
Thar, FYt, February 28-87
WALTER RRENNAN
WALTER HUSTON
ANNE BAXTER
?IN?
"SWAMP
WATER"
DIRECT FROM
HOLLYWOOD;
mtk DUB (CANNONMU) TAYIOK
md THE ROOK TWINS
Inn ??<?- ?nii?i|An^
Tuesday, March 10th ? Matinee and Night
Admission: Children, 25c; Adults 50c
Including Tax