WadeReeces
Honor Guests
ANDREWS?Mr and Mrs. Wade
Recce entertained with a buffet
ATTEND MEETING
ANDREWS?Those attending the
Set-up Church meeting, from the
Andrews Methodiet Church, Mon
day were Mrs. John Christy, J. P.
Matheson. Rev. J. J. Wood and
Rev. J. A. Allen.
dinner Saturday evening honoring
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Quinn. Jr., of HendersonviUe.
Attending were Mrs. E. J. Watry,
Dr. and Mrs. Chartes Van Gorder,
Dr. and Mrs. John Rodda, Dr. J.
E. Stiekiey. and Mr. and Mrs.
Quinn.
Lunsfords Given
House Warming
ANDREWS?A few friends sur
prised Mr. and Mrs L'illie Luns
ford at their new home last Thurs
day evening with a House Warm
ing.
An evening of good fellowship
was enjoyed, and Mi and Mrs.
Lunsford were remembered with
many useful gifts fo- their new
home.
Those present were: Mrs. L. B.
Womack, Mrs. Galusba Pulhur.i,
Miss Daisy Battle, Mrs. Bruce Bat
tle. Mrs. Dee Mosteller Miss An
nie Jean Mosteller. Miss Elizabeth
Kilpairick, Mrs. L. O. Caldwell,
Mrs. Paul Rickett, Mrs. Glen Mc
Guare. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fraley,
Mrs. Mabel Rayburn. Mrs. Gordon
Butler. Mrs Clara Bell Bryson.
Mrs. Hildred Hardin. Mrs. W, A.
Hyde. Miss Ellen Hyde. Mrs. Tom
Axley. Mrs. Walter Brown. Mrs.
Jep Bradley. Miss Marvie Bradley,
Mrs. Carrol Day. Mr. and Mrs.
Luke Ellis Miss Bertha McGuire,
Gerald MeGuire, Mr. and Mrs.
Olen StrSt'ton. Jack McGuire. Sue
McGuire. Jerry Pullium. Ann Pul
lium. Mrs. Loren Davis. Judy
Davis. Dickie Davis, Mrs. Lucy
Truett Mr. and Mrs. Bfay Truett,
Mrs. Harve Whitaker. Mrs. Bert
Wheeler. Mrs. J. A. Richardson. I
Baptist W, M. S.
Presents Program
ANDREWS?The W M. S of the
First Baptist Church met at the
church last Thursday with 10 mem- I
bers present.
The meeting was opened with
?the song. "Nothing Between", fol
lowed by prayer by Mrs. Fred Mc
Guire. The devotional thoughts
' No More Strangers" were given
by Mrs. Amos Harris. The pro
gram "Behind the Iron Curtain"
by Earl Hester Trutza was given
by Mrs. J. A. Richardson.
The meeting was closed with
PT.yer by Mrs. J. F. Glenn
Those present were: Mrs. C. T.
Almond Mrs. W. A. Cathey, Mrs.
E'mer Childers. Mrs. W. A. Hyde.
Mrs Fred McGuire. Mrs. J. A.
Richardson, Mrs. Carl West, Mrs.
Harvc Whitaker and Mrs. Amos
, Harris.
Latest research shows that vita
min B-12 is essential in breeder
rations for chickens and turkeys,
say poultry nutritionists.
Can't think of anything
bat her NEW
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GAS RANGE
Also Available
with
Automatic
Oven Shut Off
SMOKY MOUNTAIN GAS CO., INC.
Phone 76 Murphy, N C.
securitv
FALL FEEDING
Brimming cans of milk... heaped baskets of eggs... tons
of pork, chicken and beef?that's the bountiful fall pro
duction picture for Security feeders?reaping a harvest in
milk, meat and eggs at this season of the year.
Your Security dealer has a Security Feed to fit your
feeding programs for high production. See him today for
Security Feeds. Discuss your feeding problems with him.
For production?Security Big Hog Feed for
finishing hogs for market fast and economically.
Security Egg Mash pros/ides extra power for
heavy 'sustained egg production. Security Dairy
Feeds with different protein content for gearing
'to "our rouohaoe.
MI. VALLEY COW.
BRASSTOWN * MURPHY, 1*. C.
ro? *hp t utufl ?
SECURITY
BIRTHS
ANDREWS?Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Waldroup announce the arri
val of a daughter, Mary Jane.
Oct. 14. Mrs. Waldroup is
the former Abne Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hogsed an
nounce the arrival of a son Rob
ert Glenn, Oct. 11.
ANDREWS ? Mr. and Mrs.
Woody Ha.npton of Sylva an
nounce the arrival of a .lauj Her
last week. Mr. Hampton is the
son of Mrs. Kate Hampton of An
drews
Among The Sick
Joe Axley is seriously ill at
Murphy General Hospital where he
has been for the past week.
Sarah White, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus C. White who
is a patient at Petrie Hospital, is
reported to be doing fairly well.
Mrs. L. A. Thompson, mother |
of Mrs. Arthur Akin is a patient |
in Petrie Hospital.
Natkmd 4-H Club Achievement
Week will be observed November
442.
Grade A Pasteurized Milk
DAILY DELIVERY
Mt. Valley
Cooperative
W W. HOLLAND, Mgr.
BRASSTOWN, N. C.
Dr. J. R. Bell
Dentist
Murphy, N. C.
Murphy General Hospital
Phones: Business til
Residence 41
WE BUY
CATTLE?HOGS
Also, chickens of any
kind. Will come any-1
where after them.
Write or call
Carl Crawford & Sons!
Phone 682-J Box 571
Oopperhill, Tenn.
REAL MT
for sale
Cafe*, froeery atom, *"nn,
vacant land, camp sites, hotels aai
all kinds of real property.
Let as know what you want W?
may hare It or can act It for rsn
D. M. REESE
Real Eatatc Broker
Fred T. Johnson John C. O'DeO
PHONE Z14 MURPHY, N. C
REGISTER FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION
The following dates have been announced for registration
days for the November, 1950, General Election:
OCTOBER 14, 21, 28
The books will be opened for the purpose of registering
eligible voters who are not already registered.
Challenge day has been seet for November 4, 1950
A. J. HEMBREE, Chairman
Cherokee County Board of Elections
Want a long ran lor qour money ?
Better Bin Buick!
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X things like style and room and
comfort and power?
?and a thrill-packed fifteen min
utes with the nimble number pic
tured here will show you it has all
these things in abundant measure.
So you ask us?how about money?
What does it cost to buy a Buick?
and to own one?
All right ?let us ask you some
questions.
Take first cost. Do you know that
Buick prices start down at a level
below what you'd pay for some
sixes?and that every Buick, on a
cents-per-pound basis, is a stand
out buy?
Take operating cost. Do you know
that the bang you'll get from Buick's
Fireball power comies from a
valve-in-head engine ? recognized
by engineers as a thrifty saver
of fuel?
Do you know that owners of 1950
Buicks are writing us rave letters,
saying that this year's version is the
most economical Buick ever built?
Do you know that such comfort
features as coil springs on all four
wheels protect the car as well as
the passengers ? and throw in an
extra saving because they need no
servicing, and are practically
breakproof to boot?
Do you know that Dynaflow*?
in addition to keeping you fresh
as a daisy on a day-long drive?caps
its convenience with savings on
tires, cuts down the strain on
transmissions and engines ? and
eliminates all friction clutch re
pairs, because it hasn't any?
Take final cost. Do you know that
when the owner of a Buick gets a
yen for a later model, the prices
that Buicks command on a used
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their long-run value f
So if you want a real run for your
money, better buy Buick. And the
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an order signed.
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