Eqftbts Social
SecaityAct
Wage earners and self-employed
persona planning to retire this
year under the new social security
act should promptly get In touch
with the local Social Security Ad
ministration field office, Glenn H.
Plttenger, manager, announces. Be
cause of the nature of certain
changes in the law, It is Important
that these persons know just how
they may be affected by them be
fore actually retiring.
"Those who retire before July 1,
1952, will not be qualified for the
maximum benefit?except In rare
cases," he declared. "And only In
a few Instances can the $80 month
ly benefit be paid before January
btyerCMgh Relief
Wharf new drags or old fail to stop
your cough or chest cold don't delay.
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ful. proven ingredients and no nar
cotics to disturb nature's process. It
goes right to the seat of the trouble to
aid nature soothe and heal raw, ten
der, inflamed bronchial membranes.
Guaranteed to please you or druggist
refunds money. Creomulsion has stood
the test of many millions of users..
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T.WIN-CITY DSITK-IN
THEATRE
McCaysville. Georgia
Shows: 7 and 9 p.m. Sunday: 8:30
Thursday-Friday
Rudyard Kipling's
"KIM"
Erro! Flynn, Technicolor
Saturday Only
"TROUBLE MAKERS"
The Bowery Boys
Color Cartoon, Gang Busters No. 3
Sunday-Monday
"CALL ME MISTER"
Betty Grable-Dan Dailey
Beautiful Technicolor Musical
Tuesday-Wednesday
"RETURN OF JESSE JAMES"
John Ireland-Ann Devorak
REAL ESTATE
for sale
Farms, bournes, lots,
business property, tourist courts,
Cafes, crocery stores, warehouses,
racant land, camp sites, hotels and
all kinds of real property.
Let us know what yon want We
may have It 01 can set it for you.
D. M. REESE
Real Estate Broker
Fred V. Johns\n John C. O'Dell
statesmen
PHONE 214 MURPHY. N. C.
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Pick up your
PMA ORDERS
At the PMA Offfice on
Grasses
Fertilizer
Bring them to us to be filled
Farmers Federation
Donald Ramsey, Mgr.
Phone 62 Murphy, N. C.
Speeding (iarged
To 4,000 Motorists
Nearly 4.000 North Carolina "?e
I toriats faced court action for speed
ing last month the Department of
Motor Vehicles reports. In its first
monthly summary of traffic viola
I tions for the new year the Depart
ment reported 3.851 speeding con
victions; 2.206 convictions for reck
less driving and 1.538 for driving
i without an operator's permit
For falling to stop for a stop
I sign or red light 644 motorists
ver* convicted; 305 answered
I charges for driving with Improper
ights; 228 were caught and con
'icted for passing on hills and
'urves; and 112 were convicted for
[ 'ailing to give a hand signal.
Failing to give right-oi-way
irought 104 convictions. Miscel
aneous violations carried the
nonth's total to 10.211.
Out of state drivers accounted
or another 1,335 convictions,
>ringing the grand total to 11,566
I persons found guilty of traffic vi
olations on the streets and high
vays of the state during January.
River Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hamby of
Oak Park were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Williamson Sunday.
Mrs. Lorine Garland of Ashe
ville is spending several days with
her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williamson
and daughter. Lorine. were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Perlie Croft Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Saddie Silf and
family of Postell were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Payne Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williamson
and son were guests of Parks
Croft Saturday evening.
Mrs. Gillie Williamson was the
guest of Mrs. Parilee Pitch Friday.
G. F. Payne recently spent sev
eral days with his daughter. Mrs.
Gillie Williamson.
RANGER
The Rev. Alfred Smith filled
his regular appointment Sunday
at Ranger Methodist Church.
Dal Evans made a business trip
to Blue Ridge recently.
Mr and Mrs. Keasler of Mary
ville Tenn., were week-end guests
of Mr and Mrs. P. R. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes and
children of Rio Grande. N. J., are
visiting Mrs. M. L. Kilpatrick.
Mrs. Ethel Guthrie and son
have returned home after spend
ing several days with her son,
Elicc, and family in South Caro
lina.
Mrs. W. A. Evans and Mrs.
Ralph Stirewalt made a business
trip to Murphy recently.
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Evans of Oak
Ridge. Tenn., visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Sneed and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hedrick recently.
Miss Geneva Kilpatrick made a
business trip to Murphy Saturday
Be smart?check your driver's
;cense now for expiration date.
Earth's highest station ends in
"Here he lies."?Young.
1953. This is the main reason why
those planning retirement this
year should ask us where they
stand."
The maximum retirement pay
ment under the new formula is S80
a month and the minimum is $20
monthly?depending on the aver
ago monthly earnings.
"Beginning April 1952, two new
factors enter the old-age and sur
vivors insurance picture," Pitten
ger said. "One, the new formula
for figuring benefits may be used
for the first time. And secondly,
those aged persons whose work
came under social security for the
first time beginning January 1951
I may, by April .have enough cred
' its to qualify them for benefits."
The Asheville office is open
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Mondays
through Fridays. In addition, a
representative will be at the Court
House in Murphy on the second
Monday each month at 1 p. m
Booklets explaining the new law
are available upon request, the
manager said. The address of the
Asheville Social Security Office is
203 Flatiron Building.
NEW KITCHEN BEAUTY
beautiful Chrome Table and Chair Set*
Several Styles
$49.95 up
MURPHY FURNITURE SALVAGE
K. C
Valentine Party
Planned By Club
Beliview Youth Fellowship Club
met at Be 11 view Methodist Church
Saturday at 7:90 p. m. with Miss
Jerry Ruth Smith, president, In
charge of the program. Others tak
ing part were Rorace Roberts and
he Rev. and Mrs. Lonnle Davis.
'he next meeting, a devotional
ind Valentine party, will be at
Bellvlew Community House Satur
iay at 7:30 p. m. veryone is invit
ed.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
The undersigned having quali
fied as Executor of the Estate of
Mary Brittain, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, this Is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 9th
day of February, 1953, or this no
tice will be pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 9th day of February,
1952.
Guy A. Brittain, Executor Of
The Estate Of Mary Brittain, De
ceased. 31-6tc
A fool may b? known by si
thine*; Anger. without ctun
speech, without profit; chup
l.hout progress; putting trust 1
1 strrnjer. and mistaking foes fo
H - ?Arabian Proverb,
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEEE COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the poo
er of sale contained In a certal
deed of trust executed by I. L. Rlc
and wife, Eva Rice to J. B. Graj
Trustee, dated the 90th day c
September, 1047, and recorded 1
the office of the Register of Deed
for Cherokee County In Book 161
page 487; and under and by vti
tue of the authority vested In th
undersigned as substituted trui
tee by an instrument of orritln
dated the 27th day of Septembei
1951, and recorded in Book 181
page 4, In the office of the Regit
ter of Deeds of Cherokee Count}
North Carolina, default havtn,
been made In the payment of th
indebtedness thereby secured am
the said deed of trust being by th
terms thereof subject to foreclos
ure, and the bolder of the lndebt
edness thereby secured having de
manded a foreclosure thereof fo
the purpose of satisfying said In
debt edness, the undersigned Sub
stituted Trustee will offer for sail
at public auction to the hlghet
bidder for cash at the Courthousi
To Relieve
Misery of
nm ^ W%C
iptm
^UflUll dt mLm>UMC PAST MUD
Johns ? ManviUe
Bldg. Materials
Asphalt Shincles-Roll Rooflnf
GIBBS HDW. A AUTO SCf?Ll
WOOD'S
PERMANENT
PASTURE
MIXTURES
ChapfcaNanMp?b|?
HotihiH Possei
FURNISH MORE GRAZINGl
They ore mora economicol, productive, nutritious and polatobio than lodino
Ctorn with Orchard Grass or Tall Fascua alone. Improved by many yaars of
experience. thay grow off factor, flourish in dry summers, crowd out woods and
bora abundantly for many yaars. With Lodino, Orchard and Tall Fotcuo as a
basa, thoy contain 6 legumes and 9 grassos which make thoir maximum growth
at different times throughout the year for prolonged grazing and furnish ?
balanced diet which will not cause bloat.
Ask about WOOO*S?
PERMANENT PASTURE MIXTURES
PERMANENT HAY MIXTURES *
SOUTHERN PERMANENT HAY AND
PASTURE MIXTURE
T.W.WOOD & SONS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
SOUTH S LASGEST SEEO HOUSE
B
door la Murph
y. North Carolina.
K
at twelve o'cloe
k noon, oo tho Slat
t.
day of Februai
ry, IMS. tho land
n
r
conveyed in the
bounded and di
nldfeof oMruat,
A certain Trot
st of land lying and
-
being in the
Cherokee Coui
Town of Murphy
ity aforesaid, and
more particularly deocrlbed as fol
lows:
BEGINNING
at a point in the
of Port Butler
South margin
Street, a corne
r of the 1.7B acre
tract of land heretofore conveyed
eMs&asmiwL-i
HENN
THEftTRE
MURPHY, N. C
Saturday, February Id
, Whig Wilson.
"Night Raiders"
'so Serial And Selected Short
Subjects
LATE SHOW
Joe Sawyer-William Tracy
"As Yon Were"
Cartoon And Selected Short
Subjects
Sunday-Monday, February 17-18
Spectacle Never Before Filmed
"When Worlds
Collide"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Tues.-Wed., February 19-20
Ruth Roman-Steve Cochran
"Tomorrow Is
Another Dav"
? ?
Also Selected Short Subjects
Thurs.-Frl., February 21-22
Doris Day-Gordon MacRae
"Starlift"
Also Selected Short Subjects
to L U Rico ud
Uy Tarheel
margin of
SO Wool M.I foot to ? point
of the South nu
Oi Fart Butler Street with the Woet
margin of Wltheropoon Drive;
hence South SS West MS feet to
? stake, thence South H East 1S1
feet to a stake; thence South SO
Cast 143 feet to a stake, a corner
jf the McMillan lot; then with the
line of said McMillan lot North
! IICF.EY
I TIT'Ttir
? fc.L ? - *.*??
\ r
SiVtiIit Febnnry 1#
|
Hoy Ropers. In?
i "My Pal Trigger"
Serial And
S.-leetrd Short Subjects
LATE snotv
Frr.,1 ''ylnn-OTvla DeHariland
"Captain Blood"
Crrtoon And
Selected Short Subjects
Sunday-Monday, February 17-18
Douyias Fairbanks. Jr.-Yolande
Dolan, In?
"Mister Drake's
Duck"
Selected Short Subjects
Tues.-Wed., February 19-20
Burt Lancaster-Vlrrinla Mayo
"The Flame And
The Arrow"
In Color
Selected Short Subjects
Thurs.-Frl.. February 21-22
Jose Ferrer-Mala Powers
"Cyrano de
Berserac"
Selected Short Subjects
Mr (MUM to McMillan tr, 1
Rice 1.75 acre lot; then >f?
Si.15 West **.? feet to pi
ot Beginning.
The above described res ft
will be sold subject to ta
outstanding and unpaid
This the 17th day of us
1532.
F. O. CHRISTOPHER U
ted Trustee. V
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*
Sa'tirdav
Roy Ro*
"South C" " V
Also Serial A* -ort
Sub;
f.A
Virginia Ilust"* 'twell
"Womfr
He?d
/??*?
Cartoon And Sf'*'1 ' " irt
Subjv:?
Sunday-Monday. T 7-18
Farley Grang-r-S*- -rs
?T
"Behave
Selected Short SrbV-rf*
Tnes.-Wed., February 19-20
Ray Milland-Jan Sterling
"Rhubarb"
Selected Short Subjpects
Thurs.-Frl., February 21-22
Robert Mitchum-Jane Rrssell
"His Kind Of
Woman"
Selected Short Subjpects
It looks like a POWER YEAR
N?w Horsepower? new Brake Power ?'and new Power Steering
blossom on Buick's ROADMASTER for 1952
M
f AYBB you've beard?horsepower has hit
a new high on the ROADMASTBB.
Brake power has done the same.
But today, we'd like to concentrate on the
third member of the power trio ?Bock's
own version of Pmmt Stmring, available an
ROAOMAVrBB* at a moderate extra <
What is thla Power Steering likeP It's aoaaa*
thing like a helping hand, something Hke a
Mt a it. _a W a * ?it -? -W
?yurauitc suv? ?inti reuevei you 01 ?u
What we mean la this:
Power Steering is handled by a special
hydraulic unit?and engineers eaa design this
unit to take over any amount of steering short
?even to a point where the wheal seems to
float in yonr hand.
But in that ease, you'd i
that hydraulic unit?get no steering "feel"
from the wheel.
Now suppose you're telling two agile tons of
automobile what to do in traffic. We think
you'd like to have it know that you're in
m the straightaway?we believe
that a part of tha Joy you gat from owning a
is the sensation of
So we're glad to announoe that Buiek engineers
didn't spoil this thrilL They've kept the fun
of driving, and simply eased the eftort.
When you're rolling along smooth and straight,
it takes almost no effort to keep any Buiek
on course. It almost steers itself, as every
Buiek owner knows.
I?when you want to get away from a curb
?back into a parking spot?make a turn?
Buick's Power Steering comes into action,
saves four-fifths of the effort required with
ordinary steering. Power Steering does the
extra work.
And?in case you wonder what happens if
Power Steering gets out of kilter, the answer is
nothing. Your Buick steers just as it always has.
That's why we've been saying," This is Power
Steering as it ought to be."
Cotbe in. Try it out. We think you'll agns.
Stat is true for'52
SUICK
FRANKLIN MOTQR GO.
' ! St urphy, N. C.