Andrews Blood
Donors Named
Do Don who gave blood January 1
17 when the Red Croat Bloodmo
bile waa In Andrew* are:
Mrs. Etta Nichols, Andrews; Mrs
Juanlta Tatham. Andrews; Mrs.
Jeanie Rector, Andrews; W. C.
Gray, Andrews; Miss Apple Lee
Adams, Andrews; Gerald Parker,
Andrews; Miss Vivian Barnett,
Marble; Miss Jean Adams, An
drews; Mrs. Mildred Raxter, Mar
ble; Mrs. Hannah Barton. Marble;
Miss Imogene Haney. Andrews,
Mrs. Gene Nichols. Andrews; Fred
Barton, Marble; Mrs. Helen Van
Gorder, Andrews; Miss Betty John
Hawk, Andrews- Miss Ruth Cole,
Topton; Mrs. Lucy Mehaffey, An
drews; Mrs. Doris Teas. Andrews;
Mrs. Carmel Cope. Nantahala; Miss
Lorene Freeman. Andrews; Mrs.
Fay Ensley. Andrews; Mrs. Ellen
Taylor, Andrews.
Mrs. Vencena Jones, Andrews:
Mrs. Louise Morgan, Andrews:
\lrs. Inex Glbby, Marble: Mrs. Bet
ty Mosteller, Andrews: Mrs. Myr
tle Allen, Naitahala; Marshal
King, Marble: Austin Porker, Mar
ble: Miss Gladys Christy, An
drews; Victor Breedlove, Marble;
'A'llburn Griggs Marble; Edwin
Raxter, Marble; Jack Baxter, Mar
b'.e; Tommy Crisp, Andrews; Miss
SUa Mae Clark, Andrews, Law son
Raxter, Topton; Mrs. Ann Watry,
Andrews; Thomas Day. Andrews,
Mrs. Louise Whitchouse, Andrews;
Mrs. Mary Ruth Garner, Andrews;
Mrs. Ruby Battle, Marble, Mrs.
Bessie Ingle, Marble; Mrs. Lucy
Caldwell, Andrews.
Mrs Helen Orr, Andrews; Mrs.
Artie Clark, Andrews; Mrs. Mary
Christy, Andrews; E. M. English,
Murphy; Mrs. A'ice Sherrill, An
drews; Arnold payne, Marble;
Mrs. Pauline Reece, Andrews; Mrs.
Hilda Ensley, Andrews; Mrs. Bes
ie Butler, Andrew*; Mrs. Marie
Wilson. Tapoco, the Rev W. E
Hall, Andrews; Mrs. Aleen Keener,
Marble; Mrs. Myrtle Husklns, Mar
ble; Mrs. Loleta Harbin, Marble;
Miss Annie Mae Franks, Andrews;
Herman Braucr. Andrews; Carl
West, Andrews; Joe Higdon. An
drews; Kenneth Ledford, Andrews;
Vernon Bryson, Marble: Mrs. Alir.
Hogsed, Andrews- Jack Long. Nan
tahala; Mrs. Lenora McMahan,
Andrews; Mrs. Pauline Cook. Mar
ble; Miss Kavhryn Forbes. An
drews; Mrs. No-ma Wheeler, An
drews.
Bruce Payne. Andrews Mrs.
'eanne Davis, Andrews; William
Webb. Andrews; Mrs. Evelyn Wed,
L Art
Marble; Mrs. Doris Ladd.
drews; Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium,
Andrews; Mrs. Pearl Beaver. An
drews; Wayne Battle, Andrews;
Lawrence Davis, Marble: J. D.
Lookadoo. Andrews; Mrs. Frances
Jones, Andrews; Frank Mehaffey,
Vndrews; Mrs. Margaret Mauney,
Murphy; Miss Dixie White. An
drews; Charles Walker, Andrews;
"ohn Rufty. Andrews; Mrs. Amy
tValdroup. Andrews; Richard Con
ley, Nantahala; Mrs. Ruth Clark
Pjllii.m. Andrews; Mrs. Kate
Conley, Nantahala; Burke Wood,
Andrews; J. W. Barker, Andrews;
\athan Dockerv. Andrews: Her
bert Bryson. T o p t o n; Claude
Grindstaft', RoLbinsvillc; Junior
Hedrick, Andrews.
Gilbert Smith. Andrews; Jewel
Piyn". Mrrble; B. F. Palmer. Mar
ble; Frank West, Andrews; Harold
Green, Andrew*; C. T. Nichols,
Andrews; Carlyle Morrow, An
drews; Henry White, Andrews;
Charlie Phillips Andrews; Harry
Moore, Murphy; Gordon Butler,
Andrews; Donald Cook, Marble;
James Ibberson. Andrews; Mrs.
Mary Brauer, Andrews; Mrs. Leu
na Gray, Andrews; Mrs. Joe Sur
savage, Andrews, Gordon Almond,
Vndrews; Mrs. Ruthie Bristol. An
drews; Olen Stratton. Nantahala;
Mrs. Ruby Brysnn, Marble; Miss
;essie Truett. Andrews; Sylvester
Gcrnert, Andrews; James Bryson,
Marble; John Kenneth Barker,
Nantahala; Mrs. Edna Mae I.ovin
good, Marble; James L. Harris
Nantahala.
John Slagle, Nantaha a; Mrs.
Aurelia Jordan, Andrew-:; R. L.
Shaver, Andrews. James Garrett,
?\ndrews: Raleic.n Gotham, An
irews; Miss Louise Stanley. An
Irews; Gerald McGuire. Andrews;
Varies Jones, Andrews, A. B.
Btam, CherryvlHc; Miss Annie
Sue Derreberry, Andrews; Joe Col
lins, Nantahala; G. H. Farmer,
Marble; Lester Glenn, Andrews.
Charles West, Andrews; Robert
less, Andrews Robert Parker, An
drews; Mrs. Dorothy Day. An
drews; Miss Betty Sue Best, An
drews; Mrs. Vestal Hensley, Mar
ble; Dr. C. O. Van Gorder, An
Yews; Mrs. Muriel Denny. Nanta
a'a: Robert Bell. Andrews; Mr-.
Norma I.unsford. Andrews; Mis.
Geneva McGuire, Andrews; Mrs
Mice West. Marble; Miss Doru
Barwood, Marble;
North Carolina product's about
two-thirds of all flue-cured tobac
co grown in the United States.
Production of new equipment has
been declining since mid-1951.
It Can
Happen
Anytime
On the way to work cr on the farm . . .
the unforeseen can happen! Be ready,
financially, with adequate insurance.
Call now for details.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Murphy, N. C.
TRUDY'S
All Odd And End Winter Merchandise
Must Go. See Our Amazing Low Prices.
Cr.c Hack Drrssor '.h.-.t cor
sist of suits a:.'1 a'! woo!
dresses. A1r~o gabardines.
Formerly 15.98 to 24.98
Now 10.00
One Rack consisting of Jack
ets, Dresses and Skirts. This
is a real bargain. See them
while they last.
2.00
rr.cl: Dresses consisting
of corduioy. rayon, and wool
> wonderful buy. All going
for
5.00
One Table Odd and End
Merchandise consisting of
boys' shirts, bras, hats,
gloves and a few odd
jackets.
100
SPECIAL ON HOSE
First Quality 51 gauge 15 denier
lpr..89 2 pr. 1.19
Materials
100% Wool 60" wide, plaids
and solids.
L98 per yd.
Prints, solids and fast colors
49c yd.
See our new Spring line of
Nelly Don Dresses. Cottons.
Linens snd many other
materials and styles ,
Corduroy, printed and plain.
Formerly 1.98
Now 1.49
Corduroy plain
Formerly 1.49
Now 98c
We have just received a
beautiful line of denim and
Tublin by Koret of
California.
TRUDY'S
Phone 1*2-J Murphy. N. C.
Q2S1SI
in the low-price field,
at your
FORD DEALER'S
V
Purina Research Farm Holitein Calves
AVERAGE
310 POUNDS
AT 4 MONTHS
Compare these weights at 4 months
Most dairymen's Holstein calves, 253
lbs. Purina Research Faim Holstein
Calves. 310 lbs. Purina Calf Startena
calves have big stretch and frame,
not soft fat.
JUL*
K aI Dairy Oaality At Only 4 Months
A big. growthy 4-month-old heifer indicates
real dairy quality. This year, raise a cou
ple of calves on the Purina Calf Startena
Plan. Get a good big calf and save about
iii the cost of milk feeding. Let us supply
you with Call Startena today.
Bl'ILD THE CAPACITY OF YOUR HERD
E. E. STILES PRODUCE COMPANY
Murphy, N. C. Phone 143
WE KEu M BhiS, Lki m
*1
*ii
?6 want m home to be happy, our health good, cur mental capacities
at their best.
last Day To
agister
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
40% FEWER CUBES IN CITY COURT
SINCE BEER WAS VOTER OUT IN MURPHY
34% FEWER ARRESTS IN
THE TOWN OF MURPHY
VOTE DRY
VOTE AGAINST THE LEGAL SALE OF BEER
February 14
Cherokee County Unit of The Allied Church League
for the Promotion of Civic Righteousness and Law Enforcement