WOLF CREEK NEWS
M* J N H*-.l of Hot Hoive
? 'i!iviU#.n\ VUCtOT
ter'<*>n
A irrra: nurr.oer ? ! our people at
tcndKl !h< Dcc< utio' at Pleasant
Hill Sapn*? rriuwh cemetery. Sun
dafH
T1 rr ??! h? members ol
Ll ? s< \ ? ? . Day Advrutist church
*r ? Post4*ll church of
Adv* ntist at Postell.
? t rc was held a
ci when nine cand<
th? y returned
I. it* : ?h? .if-4-r
.14: to Thomas Haw -
Tenn took fire. |
hert m? a
Seventh I>
Saturday
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nJJwriw the
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WOLF CREEK NFAV?
?-if tr.t- s comu Su?
d;> Macedonia Baptist
ci iirch. "
I \ii? ?" 1 . j ' r 1 Si
auain at MmEKH| L'!l!!rth til? f * Vl ,
S :..y at P. M.
A::- r . :? ndt' p .. !ew dav *;.th hi* i
rati.- J C. C k Pvt. Hoyt Cook
HEMLOCK PKELKRS WANTED
\t onc? 100 men to cut and pe?i
Hemlock. Good Wages. Best of
Board. Ix?ns Time Employment.
11* MIS HARDWOOD LIMBER CO.
Robbinsvillr. North Carolina
F<L I. RENT ? six room house just ofj
highway in marble. Unfurnished.
J list rt pia.pi- red and new root. A-l
condition $20. Mrs. S. Ma] oof.
Bryson City (40-41 pd)
FOR RENT Completely furnished
2 room apartment; electric stove,
electric refrigerator. $30.00 mon
t:. No children. Permanent. Ap
i >iy Box N. Murphy. N. C.
LOST t ar Peach tre** Baptist church.
Brown hat. Airlui? r brand. Finder
dI' j.se see George Walsh. RFD 1,
Sox GO. Murphy. NT. C . a?d receive
Reward. 43-lt-chg.'
DR. E.E.SMITH
Chiropractor
Murphy. N. C.
CHIROPRACTIC
*,\ ENTUALLY. WIIY NOT NOW?
<41-4t-pd.?
DR. E. L. HOLT
Dentist - X-Ray Specialist
MURPmr GENERAL HOSPITAL
MURPHY, n. c.
Protect Your Loved
Ones WW* A
QUIMH A HUMPHIUrr
Mat? I Bwfal Cai llfieit*
Only Costs 25c to Jsin
Qaiim A Hvnplny
I ff! for Fori Bcnning Thursday.
M Sirs. A J. Simond? visit*
j?d their daufht^r Mr> Bob C?1*\
I Kt Multtt*. Oi ?*5dsy.
\! a? d Mrs J C. Ct?ok a'?d fam
and Mr and Mn N W Oooli and
faittiv attended uif funeral Monday
' : M: Jim oC*.?k s daughter I> sma,
Pita*ani Hill.
M Bla.'-' Aoercrombie r* turned
> !' -nta' .1 ? ? r? he is employed af?
. ? ndiit* :e week-end with hfc
M IV.. Btr,er ls in Uv Frank -
n .< :'v s : .v ;ia> U!id*T
<? ?r -jH'raiion
Sevt'iai j-copn from her* attended
d coratlon a - d singing at M
i.r -,V M : M
V- T W moP'l ?r. i
BRASSTOWN NEW.
v.... > CaaptI Church Sunday;
May 24 th
M Hoi: P- . ! AU-. ? Tenn.
? ? l.t>: hero v in his
avir- \! .\r\r\ M?> .T C> Pen
M- Mr- Mack Cczer .'.ad;
.au/. *? i.< Baroara anci Marv Fran- ?
:. spent las', week-end -!i Ath?ns;
and Etowah. Trnn.. witli relative-.
Mr and Mr\ Claretu ? Hemphill)
have returned horn- after a week's I
. . : in Washington. D C.
Mrs. Troy Ledford spent last week
end with her parents Mr. and Mrv ;
L-e Coker.
Mr Earl Coke: sp.-nt Thursday
night with Mr and Mrs. M D. Cok
ef.
Mr. a"d Mrs A. J. Plott spent last
Sunday night with his sister. Mrs.
Clayton Mason.
Miss Ruth and Billie Lovingood
spent last week-end in Athens and
Etowah, Tenn with relatives.
Misses Bonni> and Helen Almond
visited Mrs. Harrison Lovinpood
Wednesday.
Vaughn Coker spent Saturday
night with Mr and Mrs. Mack Coker.
Mrs. H Lovingood spent Monday
Aith Mr. and Mrs. L?e Coker.
LETITIA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs Willi'* Walker and :
children spent Sunday with Mr. and I
Mrs. Authur Graham.
Mrs. McKinley Stiles and sons,
Harv>y and Claud, and daughter.
Eunice, spent Sunday night and
Monday of last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Green at Chattanooga .
Miss Vaud Walker -pent Monday
night of last v.?-ek with Mrs. Julia
Cearley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clonts and
daughter. Geraldine. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Clonts' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stiles.
Miss Vaud Walker was the Sunday
dinner guest of Misses Vaud and
May Stiles.
Miss Ruby Taylor was the Sunday
dinner guest of Mrs. Julia Cearley.
Miss Pearlie Mac Campbell spent
Sunday afternoon with Helen Cear
ley.
SUIT NEWS
A large crowd attended the Deco
ration services held at Friendship
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Keenum and
children of Sylva. N. C.. spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duvall of Bry
son City, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Rosa McNabb.
Mrs. Clifford Waldroup of Athens,
Tenn.. spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. J. W. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Keenum of
Fontana. ">ent the week-end with
relatives u'-re.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Guyton of Hi
wassee Dam. visited Mr. and Mrs.
J, F Wood Sunday.
Miss Nell Keenum spent Saturday
with Miss Mamiler Kilpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Curtis of Lenoir
City. Tenn.. visited the former's
mother. Mrs. J. W. Curtis, this week
end.
The Rer. Fred Stiles and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davidson and
children -were the Sunday dinner
guesU of Mr *nd Mrs. J W Kttn
um.
Mr niu. Mr* Clinton Kwnum and
children of OnstoolA wre visit i"c r*
latlvrs her* this tctk
Mr ..ml M: Howard Johnson and
?(liufhter of Copperhii] visited the
Ilatter's parents. Mr and Mrs. D T
McNabb Sunday.
i Mr. and M: W E Stiles of Cand- J
I i? r, N C ?? >i?ed relative* her*1 over
J th?? wee k-end
Mi and Mrs Ci. id< Sparks of
Ellijay. Gi attended !h? Decora
io?? S* rvices here Sunday.
A number young people enjoy
1 I'd a ui-irier a- :: Hiuasee iak<
Saturday ni- -it.
Mrs Fannie Davidson spent Sun
. i ?? v. h V K isha Beaver
PATRICK NF.V1 ?'?
Mrs. Bonn it fVii"n ul >? ?.
it . : c. moti ? r M ?> Mar>
Haxnby rrcef t:y.
W- ? ?? if .:, of the : lines.1
f D; O V Young ?f Post-11.
M ? and M B?n? .<? Kay . ncl
baby. of Fa: er. were the guests o t
or rand- -.I ? V* i M: Tom
Fit k:?->irner Mujiuirv.
Mr. .t M H< r'.oa fl||l 'I'M1 ItWj
droll w !? v.- of Ml and Mt?
W. L. Coleman Sunday.
John kicki j-in> . the; gtM St of
i> >on-in-:a\v ar.d daughter, Mr
and Mr. J P. Cr<ft a; Fainer Sat
urday niL'ht They all attended the !
pSSBsHc" ?.ervic* i Sunday at!
Friendship and ? ???rtru a nice time I
LIBERTY NEWS
Mr. and M**s. Howard Watkins
macie a bi. . ? ? : Murphy Fri
day.
Bonn e Bates visited h^r mother. !
Mrs. Elvira Ledford. Sunday.
Carl Panter ol P- achtree is spend- j
ing a few days with his cousin. Mrs.
Howard Wat kins.
Geneva, and Jeunie May Re?d
visited Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. El
viria Ledford Sunday afternoon.
M: UMl Mrs Wmlord Lnttonl
*"d baby vuctrd friends ?: VioKt
Sunday
Mr Winlord Unllord U buildup ,
n< ? hou&?' which he hopes In
mui as soon as it is completed.
IM GLAD I BOUGHT
HANES UNDERWEAR ?
? "Whew . . . these Victory
gardens ?wc give you exercise.
But I can weed and hoc and
stoop and twist without having
these shorts bind or pinch."
Gentlemen, for downright
comfort and long wear, try
Hanes knitted Crotch-Guard
Shorts. They provide gentle ath
letic support ? help active men
keep fit. Conveniently placed
buttonlrat front True fit, for
iess strain and better wear.
Here's a tip for your wife.
There'll be less work on wash
day and your shorts will wear
longer if you change them fre
quent! v. A light rinse cleans them
? without scrubbing. Hanks
knitted Shorts require no ironing.
Wear them with a Hanes knit
ted Undershirt for extra comfort.
* BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ?
^ TW HANES Lobe I assures you quolity qormeah
at moderate prices. If you can't get all the HANES
Underwear you woal, remember that o large part
of HANES production is going to our Armed Forces.
P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY
W inston-Salcm, North Carolina
For years Chevrolet deal
ers have had the largest
number of trade-ins and,
therefore, the widest op
portunity to service and
condition all makes and
models. ... Make sure
your car Is serviced right
?make sure it is serviced
by your Chevrolet deaferf
SPRING MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL
1 Tm? Manifold Votoua
2 Test Compt*ii'ran
3 Ch*<k and Ad]vtl Spah
4 Ov?cU and S?t IgnMon
Br?ofc*t PoMh
12 CUon ??<* Adfumf
Corbuwlw
13 Chock Futl Pump
14 Adfutt ond Oil VttvM
1 J Throughly Ctoon EnglM
on Outild*
16 Chock Bottory CoMoi
1 T Chock Bottory mm4 Hi
with Wotw
1 ft Rood-Toe* Cor fot
rw full own
loftwoMM*
? muM^.
Dickey Chevrolet Co.
Murphy, N. C