lucky Strikes
n2*a snmnipr
[flu
Bowling League
Strikes are leading the!
! ( ? iu ap Bowling U^tic
:n)\vl by a margin or 3
? Coca Colas and tie
Phi4 Lions trail in fourth
Strikes defeated Coca Colas!
;it ot three games Monday
ta" Lions took tli?* wind I
ails by grabbing the de- I
from tin* Lucky Strikes'
. evening to win their i
of the n**w league.
. -. miUBlv had the third I
i lie bac but Captain Davis
k k>- Siriivvs strucK three !
uccessit in to give his t?kam|
Schuyler led the Lurky
li a 3 game series of 510 !
,\nson proved the differ- 1
? his surprising 453.
towed th. way for the
Lions with 4G1, closely followed by!
Crstvforti !
?er the Luck Strife--.- 5r. thr
:s itch. The .cu. es
12 3 Total !
J. Club .9 1 :<4 117 110 1
M '..v 1"1 142 155 468 i
B.v 114 134 105 353 |
140 128 177 445
:> 191 184 174 MO
Ha'ni 27 27 27 81
Tr i - 822 719 755 2291!
Lucky .Strikes 1 2 3 Total
Sohu 159 177 174 510
Cra? 160 180 149 489
Oeniry 109 102 123 334
Cook 13fi 130 88 354
Tow' m 152 161 140 453
Divl 158 142 178 478
Handicap G 6 C 18
Totals 771 796 770 2337
Ho."
Liiiki Strikes 1 2 3 Total
Scluiv 139 170 132 441
r .. 116 198 121 435
Craw : i 170 176 189 535
Da\; 183 175 104 5"
Damr.-.' 115 115 115 345!
H: r C> 6 18 1
729 840 727 22961
Lion- 1 2 3 Total
Hoovr 175 127 146 44S
Elkins 118 104 157 379
Ellis 141 120 130 391
Star:' 17o 135 148 461
Ray 140 145 161 446
Mas-cy ?7 135 142 374
Haniivap 49 49 49 147
Totals 801 711 803 2315
League Standings
Team W L
Lucky Strikes 6 3
Coca Cola 3 3
Man Shop 3 3
Lion; 3 6
Pitzer
Bie "4"
6 185
Crawford 9 171
Schuyler 9 162 i
Allrert
3 158 1
WAR NEEDS MONEY t
It will coat money to He feat otfc
#nemy duressors. Your Govern
ment calls on you to help now.
Pledge today to buy Defense
Bonds regularly. Make every pay
day Bund Day by participating in
the P&y-rult Savings rian.
Bonds cost $18.75 and up.
Stamps are 10f, 'J5f, and up.
The help of every individual ia
needed.
'Do your part by pledging to
buy your share every pay day.
Past 40
rou, s..^r^.',ta7 ir >
'Uch ft ? - '
VINOl
from
VINOL
PARKER'S DRUG STORE
Large Group Takes
Red Cross First Aid
I
Approximately fifty iv.-s.itij will
qualify this wt'fk for practice in R* d
rr"; rirsl Aid Tin* classes are
taking final examinations, one rich
?i' th'- Library ,th- Ifurplu ichool
nd Grap> Creek School.
Mrs 1 A. Case has been the in
stiuctor ?>? a" afternoon r'a?s for
ladies. The evening ladies' class has
'' n under the supervision of Miss
jPark; and Mrs. Pitzer. Aldea Cook
[and Ernest Nutting have conducted
la class for men. Mr, Pit.vr re
cently completed her instructions to
i! roup at th'* Grap** Cr'ek School.
Mis Case will award Standard
* ciilicatc.- to ? : u- I blowing; Mar>
Akin. Mis. M W Bill. Mr H S
Bowles. Evelvn Wall Ur, j jj
i Hampton, Louise L* atherwond. Mrs
I A VV. Lovin .; lod. Mrs. Fnd Muppm. j
, Mrs. Juaniia Moore. Mrs. Prank1
Mor.se, Elda Qii' t n Mr.- John L. I
I -av.iei Mr- Allied -ir..1 . and Lee;
Clayton.
Standard Certificates will je a- j
ii<d ,i folldtMHi :? t:, evening :
I flMH - MM MEMIfl
la i C.' 1,11' ^n ?(). Louise
fK-lsi.yl.u-. Pa. Bscssd!'-. EmoB='?e !
Bates, Anna Margaret ManvtUe.
Ju. "ita Wea . ... ;1 : ? ; C : Viwell. j
M s D Akin and Mi J. w.
Bailey also attended the claw; but
Mid not work for certiflcates
Ti: : i i 1 fpiviiir eert ?' -.it, .>?
Ciiape Cre- k w re Mrs. Evelyn Dock
erv. Mrs. M jj Mi L, vinon Mrs.
N U Hall Littlejolm. Mrs. Worth j
Winds. Mr. Orvil Wood.-. Mrs. Olen j
laylor. Miss Janie Hall, Miss Geneva 1
i: fi Miss I ii- Rogers. Miss Maiy
Kuth Taylor, and Miss G-may ,
Rogers.
The fallowing mnm'ix - of Mr
C k and Mr. Nutting's class will r>
certificates oil Mn lay: K O
Christopher. John OI> 11. Harry '
Bishop. Rao Moore. "Red" Hill, E. '
?I. Darnell, and Mr Schapp.
o
Murphy Nine Defeats
Hayesville 2 Games
Murphy's ba-. bailers opened toe
?.isnn in ine style at Ha:'esville
.Sunday with a double-barreled vic
i T. brhind tile sensational hurling
Candler Nations. 5-1 nd K-4.
Pitching for the first time this
:' r. Nations was invincibl" in the
first it." me a.s he struck out 13 hit
lers and allowed but five hits. Two
oat in the final inning when
Hayesv lie scored their lone marker.
Afte r;1 few moments rest. N' it ions
came back to subdue the Clay Cotm
tains again on seven hits and as
...aay .strike-outs.
The opener rocked along with no
scoring until the fifth canto when
Murphy tallied thrice. Wayne Pal
mer led off with a single and Jerry
Mallonee advanced him to third
with another single. "Bear" Pal
mer's long fly was dropped by the
Iff. fielder and the first tally came
icross. Nations then singled Mallo
nee across and Plott singled Palmer
home.
Crawford homered to deep center
field to add one in the sixth and the
final tally came in the seventh when
Plott again drove in a mate.
H.iyesville's lone run came after
McClure's thrid hit of the game and
a pinch single by Jack Bristol. Na
tions struck out pinch-hitter Kitch
ens to end the game.
Murphy garnered two to open the
second game but Hayesville tied it
Catholic Services
Waynesville. every Sunday 11:00
a. m.
Bryson City, every 1st Sunday
3:00 a. m.
Franklin, every 2nd and 4th Baa
day 8:00 a. m.
Cherokee, every 3rd Sunday 8:00
a. m.
'Murphy, every 5th Banday 7:00
A. M." CC. W. TJ
Sincerely yours.
Rev. A. P. Rohrbacher
MURPHY BEAUTY
SHOP
Just Above Court How
Phone 9117
Murphy, N. C.
up in thf ihu J Awn th. ? f
provd lucky for M :-p|jy .1 . N?'.iooj
4"d Tit i : - U mt 1 Ray
i ? Murphy
double-head
nlng at 2 o'clock
After the opening day'* pla-. i?
th>- newly formed Smoky M 'untain
I. isiie Mill i ? ;? , : vi I ? of
two wi'-> over HayesvlUe while th*
Ft- nklin and Bryson City nines were
?ipattinsr tv a games at Friuk':
Rue! Parker pitch*-.: Brv on City
? -3 cotiQuosi in; the first same!,
(although allowin ? 1 '?* ?>r.s Franklin
i vnw I th'* coimt by downing Sum
;h i in a weil-piaycti game in the af
I :erpi?'ce. 3 to 1.
Next Sunday will find Ha ? ^viil?
; nvudi: Murphy for a return match
) \vhil*' Franklin :oe> i> B ?. City
it >: two
| Tli standing :
Murp -
'^{SS'; ? I
Franklin I
I Ha;,e>vllk 0
Boy Scouts hold Regular
**re'iiiig Monday NierHt
Sevcra". "-v.""-, of intcl'e took
plac- i*.t th it miliar Troop mceiin::
M- ?da..- "iirht at the High School
The Lion Clut sponsors of Troop
l'. was represented by Scout Commit -
.* Chairman. Frank Ellis, Dr. L. T
Itu?s* 11. and Mr Joe Ray. Mr. Ray
spoke of th" deep interest of the
Club in the Scouts, and of the possi
bilities of growth :n membership a?d
at-' vities He presented th.** Troop
' ith the 1942-43 Charter from Na
. ial H< adquart* rs. and also gave
'T 'he registration cards and re
. ntly earned badges I
A number f new members and
transfe] member, will b-- brought
> th? T: ri i th, near future.
A- piv.-n-nt the roup it -hides Jerry
H .Ttti A--! Scoutmaster,
jv vp .n H it -* Kenneth Farmer.
i Bud A n. ii'.' ul Patiol Lcari
: ers. and John Axley. Troop Scribe:
? li yle Burrh. Fred Parrish. Frank
A'cxai'd... William Moore. Edward
j Dickey. Hu-'h Hembree. ai d Walter
j Carringer.
DICKEY
THEATRE
Saturday, May 23
FRED SCOTT thp singing
cowboy in ?
"CODE OF THE
FEARLESS"
ALSO
Chapter No. 4 ? MYSTERY
SQUADRON ? CARTOON
Sunday. Monday. May 24-25
"QUEEN OF THE
MOB"
A thrilling Rang story by
.1. EDGAR HOOVER
ALSO
COMEDY ? NEWS
Tuesday .Wednesday. May 26-27
"PANAMA
PATROL"
A thrilling spy story of the
Panama Canal Zone
ALSO
COMEDY ? CARTOON
"... ?
Thursday. Friday. May 28-23
PAUL MIINI? GEORGE RAFT
BORIS KARLOFF
?IN?
"SCARFACE"
ALSO
COMEDY ? NEWS
MARBLE NEWS
" ?> ? ?? tr m A. an' a
;>? :i: part c: .1 r a ? . hT with *V*
N W \ x ' ll.tt
MB I ti B> " M rrow returned ' )
:.cr 1 Minr 1 U ?ka Sunday after
? with Mr 1 :
Mrs N W. Kilp?trnk jjj
Tii \V M s m''t la ? Friday wit:i
Mr* Prank Waish Ar. intert'stin :
s? >ii- >? "vrn by nv-mber- of
the society.
Tin- lI iirB i> mon.itration Club
will meet M May 25th. wit!-.
Mr* A*v?' 11.1. N i i-ttt mbo-. ar
a;-.' iiivll<d
*?', {? ?' TfglfT li W III 1 1 III I
f3 i" Murphy with rclativs 5:ie|
-i 1? > at< nded tlv l>coration a'. Suit;
' 1
Mr Jam1 H hi sp> nt par: of
last u a it Whitti* with Iwr par
1 lit- M a?d Mrs J B Hall.
1 1.'\ Paul Loviiu I Mr i?ct Mr1
jRf. Hall. MM Mr and Mr>. Frank
WaNh ' <>iirti; 1 -tu^y rnurv a'
Peachtree last #f K wit!-, a socu.
,!d Kill v ht.
V 1 111 Sunt iv. M r- J4'
Funeral scrvU- : for Mrs Surah
O -:???. B4. w 1 clior! Saturday Ma:
lr. v.m held ..t '.v Marl ?: ? Church
KtwHw Mrv BwithS died at
'?>?. 1 ,-.??? Hiiij.ilitf r Mt-c. Mamb
Dillard. Siv is survived by 10 ehil
v Will \V< I- y Daw. Kober
md Avery: Mi Mamie Dillard.
Mi RebckahMas Mrs Maud*- Mc
H.??n. M' . Sadderfitld. a->d o"t
c :ier daughter. interment was ii;
the Marbl* Cemetery with Towrison
Funeral Horn** in charge.
Mrs Edwin Barnett spent part of
lat.s w*ek i:? K-?oxvill?' with relatives.
M Pauline Beaver and Nina
Jc.n i spent la.it Thursday in Chat
tanooga shopping.
Miss Nina Jones left Monday for
Prt'.1 ! ,:i where she Ls employed.
Mrs. Ralph Day and son, Edward.
:.v?? moved into our community.
Mrs. Lu v Kinf-? from Andrews
spe"* the week-end with her uncle
I'M ?l'll! Mr <? J M-J zz *'t
<J'K ri>
M at Mr. C S D*y
* ? M i i
nUred ? tviui: C'uuc
amoved
HOPEWELL NEWS
'I* v will Oo a decoration at
H u I . 8tindft9 ttt
May 1" R* v C will preacb
At 13 0 M k
M: > En H M i ? : . v>f Duck', j*
visited Mrs H C TiUon and Mrs.
Guy McN'abb Monday.
Mr i i M ? Uu- McNa:>b aa<2
M: H c Til son ar.vndr i th- Deso
r ? .on r Friendship Sunday
m?? ???mi ji?% 2ik~r frcms
M ,;>. ?t SQtUiay MWflUWU
M ' i Mrs H C. TU in
Your Poultry Profits
i.. tj,:_
.mt* in una !)au.
At
Smithmont Hatchery
And
Farm Service
On Iliehw;i> <)???? >Iilr. From Town
\11 Rl'IM V C.
You Can PAINT MOW and
PAY FOR LABOR AND MATERIAL MONTHLY
PAINTS LAST LONGER"
Prof?c* your Homo from d?c?y and d?or*ci?*ion
wi?S Do So to P?in* mndo *o qivo longer ond bottor
??rvieo. Painting "too littlo, foo lit*" nmr pr?
?r*?i ?n invo?tm#nt. Choelr up on ovtryfMftg
?round your homo ??d dm DoSoto U? ho?
protoctfo*.
IIIV
WM
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STAMPS