Attend Eastern
Star Meeting -
Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Butler and
Mr*. Woodrow Cos attended the
Oce Chapter No 130 Eastern Star
supper meeting at Dillsboro Sat
urday evening
The meeting waa in honor of
Chapter member* and the 29 year
member*. Mrs. Butler, district de
puty grand matron, presented the
25 year certificate*
Andrews 4-H Club
Hears Mrs. Puett
Mrs. C. D. Puett gave a talk and
Illustration on "How to Have Mon
ey In Your Pocket" when An
i drews High School 4-H Club met
I Tuesday In Andrews High School.
Shirley Carver, president, pre
1 sided and William Franklin and
| Lorine Watkins led songs.
The meeting was then turned
over to G. H. Farley, county agent,
and he introduced the new assist
ant county agent, M. B. Wright
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
SHOES
One
fable
$L98
One
Table
Cotton City Cottons
?Dresses Guaranteed?
Nationally Advertised in Good Housekeeping
$2.98 & $3.98
Specials In Slips
eautiful Lace Trimmed Cotton
1.59 or 2 for 3.00
Rayon Crepes
t Values for
$1.69
Many other values offered in our winter merchandise
ECONOMY
Clothing Store
"w?n? Murphy, N. C.
Mrs. Luke Carver
Is Valleytown
Club President
Mr* Roy Williams *u hostess
to the Valleytown Home Demon
stration Club which met at her
home on January 30. Plans for the
coming year were made, and offi
cers and committee leaders were
elected.
Officers are: President, Mrs. Luke
Carver: Vice-president, Mrs. Lon
te Early; secretary. Mrs. Walt
Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Roy Wil
liams.
Committee leaders are: Food
and nutrition, Mrs.' Walt Brown;
home gardens, Mrs. Louie Early;
home poultry, Mrs. Harve Hamil
ton; home dairy. Mrs. Bruce West,
food preservation, Mrs. George
Clayton; home furnishings, Mrs
Mac Taylor; home management,
Mrs. Roy Williams; family life,
Mrs. Dave Swan: home beautifies -
tion; Mrs. C. S. Freel, clothing.
Mrs. W. G. McKeldrey; arts and
cratts, Mrs. Ltwson Crawford,
community service, Mrs. W. A.
Cathey; health, Mrs. Roy Williams,
education, Mrs. Lonle Early; ci
tzcnshlp. Mrs. C. S. Freel; rec
reation. Mrs. Louise Whltehouse,
loan fund. Mrs Dee Mosteller;
mameis. Mrs. Lawson Crawford,
4-H Club leaders, Mrs. Luke Car
ver and Mrs. Mae Taylor; music.
Mrs. W. A. Cathey.
The committee for the Model
Mile are: Chairman, Mrs. C. S.
Freel, Mrs. Dee Mosteller. Mrs.
Luke Carver, Mrs. Louise White
house and Mrs. Walt Brown.
After the business session re
freshments of hot chocolate, sand
wiches and cakes were served by
the hostess.
Mrs. Collett Dies
Of Heart Attack
Mrs. Virtie Collett Lambert, w, i
of the Choga section of Macon
County, died suddenly Monday |
morning in an Andrews hospital,
of a heart attack.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Tuesday in Valleytowr.
Baptist Church with the Rev. Wei-1
don West officiating. Burial was in |
Andrews Cemetery, with Townson
Funeral Home In charge. .
Surviving are the husband, Reu
ben Lambert; a sister, Mrs. C. M.
Watson of Andrews; and four bro
thers, George Collett of Robbins
ille. Jim and Jess Collett. both
of Andrews, and Grover Collett i
of Gastonia.
&
Johns - Manville
Bldg. Materials
Asphalt Shiagles-Roli Roofing
Asbestos Siding
GIBBS HDW. * AUTO SUPPL1
HERN
THEATRE
. MURPHY, N. C.
Saturday, February 9
Bod Cameron-Fumy Kniyht
"Trigger Trail"
Also Added Serial Aad Comedy
LATE SHOW
Fay Wray-Balnh Belamy
"Woman In The
Dark"
Extra Added Attractions
Si ndax-MontUr. Februrr 11-11
MontcomefT Cltft-EUnbeth
Tartar
MA Place In The
Sun"
TMk-W?A, rahraary IS-IS
Gary OihMmmi Crata
"People Wffl Talk'
Ala* ASM Calar
14-If
The Tanks Are
DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Saturday, February 9
Wild BUI Elliot
"Lone Texas
Ranger"
Also Added Serial And Comedy
LATE SHOW
Scotty Beckett-Jimmy Lydon
"CorkeyOf
Gasoline Alley"
Extra Added Attractions
Sunday-Monday, February lb-11
Jeaa Peters-Louis Jourdau
"AnneOflk
Indies"
Tae*.-We4.. Februry IMS
Cimll
"Belle I<eGrande
14-1*
Dodge City"
HEraN
THEATRE
ANDKEWS, N. C.
Saturday, February ?
It'- Allm. In?
"Silver Citv
Bonanza"
Abo Added Serial And Comedy |
LATS SnOTV
John Fords
"This Is Korea"
In Color
Ertri Added Attractions
Sunday-Monday, February 10-11
Judy CiMra
Honeychile"
In Tiucolot
Also Added Color Cartoon
Tocs.-Wrd., February 12-11
Montgomery CUft-EHnbetk
Taylor
"A Place In The
Son"
Prt, rih??T 14-11
CohnMMi Mm
"The Sea Hornet"
John H Davis
Is Chemical
School Graduate
Second Lt. John H. Davis son
of Dr. and Mr*. H. E. Davis of An
drews. recently graduated from
Par East Command Chemica!
School at Camp Glfu. Japan.
Second Lt- Davis received his
certificate of Completion from Col.
Edwin Van Keuren. Commanding
Officer. Far East Command Chem
ical School, at a graduation cere
mony held in the Post Theater.
Elizabeth Bell
Is Hostess To
Methodist Youth
Miss Elisabeth Bell was hostess
at the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship meeting held at her home
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Games
were played, after which refresh
ments were served.
The members decided they would
meet once a month lr. one of their
homes for an hour or two of rec
reation and fun. Those present
were: Miss Anna Marie Butter,
Miss Doris Hogsed Miss Doris Hol
der, Miss Virginia Huffman. Mor
ris Hardin, Jr.ck Cagle, Bobby
Cooper. James Ledford, Misses
Ruth Hamilton, Elizabeth and Lu
cille BeU.
Ledford Spends
Furlough At Home
Pfc. Gerald Ledford of Bamberg.
Germany, is In Andrews on a 30
iay furlough visiting his mother,
Mrs. Guss Ledford, and sister, Miss
Mary Nell Ledford. Pfc. Ledford
has been in Germany for the past
eight months.
For the last six weeks Pfc. Led
ford was in Heavy Construction
School and came out third highest
In the class with an average of
84%. While there he made a
thorough exploration of, Switzer
land.
Hold Serv ices
For Mrs. Byrd
Mrs. Allie Byrd of Ravin Gap,
Ga? was buried Saturday at 2 p. m
at Kyle. Mrs. Byrd, mother of Mrs.
Cross Derreberry, was 69 years
old. She also has four other chil
dren surviving and several grand
children.
The Rev. Weldon West was in
charge of funeral service^.
Spends Leave'
With Family
Sgt. Vincent Adams is spending
a five-day leave with his family.
Sgt. Adams was recently tranv
fered from Randolph AFB and is
reporting to Maxwell Field, Ala.,
for duty.
His wife, the former Miss Iris
Wright, and daughters, Angela and
Nancy, are going to join Sgt. Ad
ams at Maxwell Field next month,
...i?? ti,'--, wi'l make thr'- he-"<\
Sgt. Adams is the son of Mr.
end Mrs. Frank Adams.
Circle To Meet
With Mrs. Womaek
T-e 3. '.V. C. of Andrews First
Baptist Church will meet Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. at the home of
Tr. L. B. tVomark. ?1th Mrs.
Muss McGuire and Mrs. Jim Stew
art as co-hostesses.
All members are invited to at
tend.
Church To Have
Singing Concert
Tiere will be a Singing Con
cert at Pisrtah Baptist Church
"rhmary ?, sterling at 7 p. m
M?e?n County Quartet and locai
quartets will take part,
riogiah Ctvreh 'orated three
from Andrews on Pisgiah
road. Everyone la welcome.
Pestell.
Burl Brown Is spending a few
days with his sons. Gene and Burl,
Jr., and families at Gaatonia.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson spent a few
flays last week with his djjghter
and family, at Let'tU.
Mr. and Mis. Burkette Hsriby
and daughters Sherry and Janice,
of Ducktown spent the wonc-end
here with Mrs. II am by s pments,
Mr. and Mrs S D. Jones.
Parks Stiles left for GastonU
Saturday to spend Severn', days
h relatives
vith
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sti'.s and
children and Mrs. Xlira Johnson
i isited Mr. and Mrs. S. D Jones
Sunday evening.
CUte Stiles and son, M. L. Wa
ited hU brother, Hershell Stiles, at
Marble Saturday
WE BUY
CATTLE?HOGS
AJsc, chickens of any
kind. Will come any
where <tfler them.
Write or call
Phone 682-J Box 571
Doris Cooper
WedsJ.D.Tatham
Miss Doris Cooper of Aiken,, S.
C? snd James Deward Tatham of
Andrews were united in marriage
an December SI at Edgefield. S. C
The former Miss Cooper is the
laughter of Mr* Gladys Barnette
of Aiken, S. C. Mr. Tatham Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ta
iham of Andrews
Mr and Mrs. Billy Baxter in
nounee the birth of a daughter
Brenda Ann, on February 1.
Sick tn Andrews
Grad>' Pullium is a pattest at
'.od da-Van Gorder Hospital and la
mproving.
Dillic Lunsford. who entered
!odda-V?n Gorder Koapltal
day is very Hi.
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- E. C Moore
107 Valley River Ave. Phone 37 Murphy. N. C.
"Boycott Is An Ugly Word"
I received a circular letter through the mail
Feb. 4. This letter was headed is Murphy Citizens
Legal Control Committee. There were no names
telling of whom this committee is composed but it
was signed at the bottom by Fred V. Johnson
1 am answering this letter through THE
CHEROKEE SCOUT because I have not seen a list
of the Legal Control Committee and therefore car
rot write to each one individually.
I want to tpeah briefly of 'h's first word, "Boy
colt". This letter that cied the word "Boycott" has
been composed by a expert, but he is using a Bad
Word in a Bad Place and in a Bad Way. From the
simple fact that the tenor of the letter from Aie
first word "Boycott" to the las* .vord "Legal Con
trol", is a denying the people who oppose what is s
called legal control the right of choice. In other
words, my vote will be against legal control in any
way, shape or form, but should legal control cany,
according to this letter that I have before me.
should I refuse to enter their shop and patronize
their business, and advocate it, I am still guilty
of boycotting. Now to me, it seems that the dry
forces are the ones that are being boycotted rather
than the ones that want to call themselves advo
cates of legal control.
It seems that legal control's great argument
is that people are going to buy I. and drink It any
how, but people are going to commit murder re
gardless of any law against killing. Legalising It
will not decrease the drinking of beer, and legalis
ing it does not make it right, one single whit more
then would legalizing murder make murder right.
To the writer this is a moral question, and all
cight-thlnking men and women should plaee them
selves on the right side of every moral question. I
i am not trying to influence unduly any one. I would
be the last person to deny any one the privilege of
thinking and acting for himself, but to my way of
thinking if one wants to be on the right side of
this question he will go to the polls on the 14th of
' 1 f" "?
February and vote against legal control.
This is sn advertissiMat paid for by
W. A. ADAMS