Mrs.
Attends District
ExarainerBeet
Mrs. Frud Tk?iwiii. driver"*
license examiner. gttcodad a
lag in Hickory Mr ?U nak. T
2A
way Safety, urye* all examiners
to lmpreaa on the public how im
portant highway courtesy and ob
servance of traffic rules and reg
ulations is becoming.
"A town or section can be rec
ognized. by any stranger paaalng
through, aa one that is safety
conscious or one that is eareieaa",
Mr. Jones said. It ia the duty of
each person that places himself
under the wheel of any vehicle to
know all rules and regulations of
the road, and observe them con
scientiously. he said.
Mrs. Zimmerman says she will
be glad to help any organization,
club, school, or individual in any
plans or work that may further
the safety program in our section
of the state. She says. "Read saf
ety manuals, learn the rules and
practice them each time you place
yourself under the wheel".
Infant Dies
Graveside rites for the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Klnnersly who died in a Murphy
hospital Tuesday, were held Tues
day at 4 p. m. at New Hope Meth
odist Cemetery, Blairsville. Route
3 The Rev. C. Z. Miner officiated.
Surviving besides the parents
are two brothers. Dale and James
of tha. home; the paternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Kinnersley of Red Oak, Iowa, and
the maternal grandmother. Mrs.
Nancy Settlemyer of Knoxvllle.
Tenn. 1^5
Turkey Shoot
Wd Saturday
V foo?? n,,'>
The Cherokee County Coon
Club sponsored a turkey ihoot
Saturday at 10:U0 a. m at the city
park. Thla sportamanahlp was at
ended by a record crowd, each
ontestant displaying his favorite
rifle or shotgun
These matches hsve created
much enthmlseni each time they
are held. Better guns and more
accuracy are noticed in each
match.
The Saturday match was organ
ized and governed by officers of
he club. Safety precautions were
^tressed and observed. The range
was laid off, and wood shavings
?vere scattered to protect shoes
and clothing, by R. T. Sylvester.
Vrnold Dalrvmple and other offi
cers of the club assisted with the
management of the match.
Several turkeys and chickens
.vere available for prizes. Refresh
ments also were available. Pro
ceeds of $88 were placed in the
?lub's treasury to be used for re
tocking forests with coons and
improving hunting conditions. Ap
proximately 100 coons have been
purchased and released by the
^oon Club and Wildlife Club
Other matches are to be sche
duled in the near future.
A $25 reward has been offered
by the club for any person report
ing evidence sufficient to convict
inyone of illegally taking a coon
~>ut ox" season.
The regular meeting night of
he club is the second Monday of
?ach month The next meeting is
Monday at the town hall, and all
vho are interested in coon hunt
ng are invited.
A coon hound trail contest at
he city park will be held son"
Those interested in participating
Hould contact D. C. Smart, presi
dent.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I I have my Tune Up Shop an-i Caraee open for Business on
' Hiehway 19-129, 7 miles *"->st <?' Murnhv and 1W miles West
i of Marble, N. C? next to H_ E Stiles Gulf Station near Marble
( N. C.
| I have New Sun Motor Tester for tuning
| up cars,
MOTOR WORK ON ANY CAR GUARANTEED
[
'your patronage appreciated
I ROBERT FARMER'S GAW
Ma. bio. N. C.
'You're Now a Father, SoMkr'
U.S. Amy PWo
Thai'* ike new* ? Red Cram field director bring* to iki* C.I. In Korea.
Emergency communication i. oae of the many mrakm perioral by
the Red Croaa for American troop* all orar Ike world. ?
Rufus L Mease
Dies In Hayesville
i'us L. Mease, 78, retired far
.ier 01 uie, died Friday
. enmg at hi# home.
Funeral services were held at
1 p. m. Saturday in Hayesville
Jeihodist Church of which he was
member.
The Rev. John Green, pastor,
,nd thfe Rev. W. A. Cloer officiat
d, and burial was in the church
?metery with Ivie Funeral Home
in cha-ge.
Grandsons. Allen Cheek. Roy
nd Paul Mease, Burch Bristol,
'loyd McClure, Bo^by Cunning
tarn. A. J. Cloer and William
iracher served as pallbearers.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
'oily Mease: two sons. Bob and
Tom of Hayesville,; eight daugh
ers. Airs. Mae Martin of Warne,
Irs Will Lovin. Mrs. Eula Arro
vood. Mrs. Johnnie Cheek, Mrs.
ula Brachen. Mrs. Margie Mc
Clure. Mrs. Blanche Lyons, and
'rs. Willa Mae Baltz, all of
layesville.
One brother, Ed Mease, of
layesville; four sisters, Mrs. Mill
ie Cherry. Mrs. Eva Rhinehart,
!rs. Nan Martin, and Mrs. Nora
'artin, all of Hayesville.
William A. Hass
In Oregon
"'il'iam A. Hass. 69. of Dexter,
-""?n. died Feb. 25 in Eugene.
TT~ " as born Aug. 11. 1882.
-osv. and was married to
-> r. *"i>rcus, at Andrews in
She died in 1930. In 1938 he
-???<- Myrtle Sherrill at
i Ci'y. They moved to Ore
?? "ear* aso and lived near
? He was a Baptist.
' ?? his wife, survivors in
sons. Wayne C. of
" Ore.. William H. of Cot
e. Ore., Carl H. of Flo
one daughter, Lucille
James Trantham
Taken At Age 70
James Trantham, 70, died Tues
day afternoon at the home of a
cousin. Bob Graves, Murphy.
Route 3, where he had made his
home for several years.
He was a native and lifelong
resident of Cherokee County, and
the son of the late E. T. and Eli
za Graves Trantham.
Funeral services were held to
lay (Thursday) at 10 a. m. in the
chapel of Townson Funeral Home
Burial was in Goodson Cemetery
near Cartersville, Ga.
Survivors Include a sister. Mrs.
G. T. Lewis of East Point. Ga..
end three brothers. B. P. of Mon
-oe, Ga.. E. T. and Fred of Gads
den. Ala.
l
Luther Sparks
Dies At Warne
Luther Sparks. 44. a farmer,
lied a*. 11 p. m. Monday at his
nome Route 1. Warne. after a long
illness.
Surviving air the widow: five
daught-rs. Bemice. Frances, Mar
'lyn. Lv.ira Fay--, and Patsv Sue,
!hd one son. J;mes all of the
home: two brothers. Carl and
Omer of Warne; two sisters. Mrs
Stella Curtis of Hayesville and
Mrs. Maude McFall of Gary. Ind.
Funeral arrangements under di
rection of Townson Funeral Home
are incomplete.
Sexton of Walker. Ore.; 11 grand
children: three brothers, Robert
and Fred of Murphy, and Dlllard
of Disston; three sisters, Doll and
Do reus Hass of Murphy, and Mrs.
Minda Ballew of Murphy.
Funeral services were at Mills
Mortuary. Cottage Grove. 2:30 p.
?n.. Wednesday Feb. 27. The Rev.
William Sutherlln officiated. In
?erment was in Walker Cemetery
there.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
The undersigned, having quali
fied as administrator of the estate
if Lee Watklns, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, this is to notify
ill persons hating claims against
aid estate to.present them to the
tndersigned on or before the 7th
?bruary. 1#53. or this no
?111 be pleaded in bar of their
All persons indebted to
'-i estate will please make tmme
payment to the undersigned
the 1st day of February.
' Arthur Watklns, Adralnistra
Andrews, North Carolina.
XWttc
Dmfrjust qoen Me dew
Openjflur Heart uta le calls!
Someday this month, a neighbor win knock at your
door with an opportunity yon won't want to mien An
opportunity to give help to the helpless, hope to the
hopatoa. An opportunity to shelter the Ticthna oI ire
and-flood ... to help a wounded retacaa hack to
health... to a life by makieg sen that needed
ieyonr
We not
toTlaricyontoitoBare
to
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'KITUT CLASSIFIED AOS AAA U IB WOkD AND A MINIMUM OP Tta. CASO OP
SBMOA1AMS. RESOLUTIONS OP RASPOCT. AND OMTO/
WANTED TO BUY Tor cub kigb
tread repairable and slick re
cappabla carcaasea. Any
any ate. Craves Tlrea Co. J
900. Murphy. 9-?e
FOR FRESH flowers visit our
Greenhouse often. Notla Nurse
re A Greenhouse.* 94-9tc
FOR RENT Unfurnished 2-bed
room house. 3-room apartment.
Hot and cold water furii-hid
for both. Close In. Call 44? or
588-J or contact Dr. George L.
liver. 33-3tc
PLANTS: Verbena. Snapdragons,
Pansies. all kinds House Plants.
Notla Nursery & Greenhouse.
34-3tc
STOVE WOmfclor sale. Delivered.
W. D. Townson ?Lumber Co .
Phone 334. V 22-tfc
I (iST: DOG. Small Walter, black
son! ted. lemo'i colored head,
would like to jtyd him. Glenn
Lot ingood, Route 3. Mu:phv N.
C 34-ltp
FOR RENT: One 4-room apart
ment. Hot water heater. Phone
100. Murphy. N C. 20-tfc
OUR REPRESENTATIVE will be
in Murphy every Tuesday or
Wednesday sel'ing new and used
machines. Write Singer Sewins
Machine Company. % Cherokee
Scout. Murphy, N. C. 29-6ip
FOR RENT: Farm on Vallev Riv
er. Mrs. Lewis Raper, Marble,
N. C. 32-3tp
FOR SALE: Rid your premises of
rats and mice. Uje DeCon. Get
it at Acme Hardware. 33-3tc
FOR SALE?Cinder Blocks, any
size, any amount Delivered
Palmer Bros., Phone 202. Mur
. phy. N. C. . 28-tfc
FOR SALE at exceedingly small
cost self-contained record play
er in excellent condition. Wal
ler Coleman's Appliance Store,
Murphy. N. C. 34-tfc
LOST: Black billfold with valua
ble papers, pictures, draft cards,
driver's license, small amount
of money. Tinder keep money.
Please return billfold and pa
pers to Roy L Foster, Chero
kee St.. Murphy. N. C. 34-Stp
PLOWING: Contract or by the
hour. Call for Tonie Sutton.
Phone 202. 30-tfc
SMALL SHRUBBERY ideal for
cemetery lots. Not la Nursery
and Greenhouse. Phone 402,
Murphy, N. C. 30-6tp
FOR SALE: City Shoe Shop Rea
sonable. Good Machinery. See
Mrs. Crisp at Studio or phone
61, Murphy, N. C. 34-3tc
FOR SALE: A bathroom outfit
with' built-in tub. See Btirley
Deweese, Tomotla, N. C. 32-3tp
FOR SALE: 5-year-old Mare Mule.
Weight approximately BOO.
Well-broken. C. C. Roberts, To
motla, N. C. 34-3tc
FREE ALMOST! Large clearance
oi phonograph records. 10c
each. Saturday only. Walter
Coleman's Appliance Store
32-3tc
LOST: Pencil to a Parker Pen
and Pencil Set. Mrs. E. B. Rags
dale, Murphy, N. C. Finder
leave at Scout office and receive
reward. 34-3tp
NOTICE: All wishing to eat Sun
day dinner at the Henry House
must make reservations by 6
p. ni. Saturday. Phone 156-X-J,
Murphy. N. C. 33-3tc
Lost: Parker Pen and Pencil Set.
Mrs. E. B. Ragsdale, Murphy,
N. C. Finder leave at Scout of
fice and receive reward. 32-3tp
FOR RENT: 3-room furnished
apartment. Oil heat, electric
water heater. 432 Hiawassee
Ave. Phone 96-W, Murphy. N.
C. 34-ltc
FOR SALE: Kemtone and Super
Kemtone, all colors. DuPont
Paints. Buy it at Acme Hard
ware. 33-3tc
FOR SALE: 2 Mi million feet saw
Umber. See J. B. Wood, S. Rose
well Kiflin Drive, Marietta, Ga.
34-ltc
FOR SALE: Lehman Highchair,
adjustable tray and foot rest
Good condiUon. Rev. C. Z. Mi
ner. 34-ltp
FOR*SALE 103 acre lam with
Grade A Dairy. 10 cows. All dal
ry equipment Fire eallea froaa
Murphy. Known aa N. K Dock
ery place. <2. D. Nix. Rout* 3,
Murphy. N. C. 31-Otp
WANTED to rent by year; 4-or
5-room house with baaenwt.l
electricity, and city water, In or 1
near Murphy. Write Murphy P.
O. Box 371. 33-3tp
NEED a Baby Sitter? CaU Mrs.
Joyce Breland, phone 192. Mur
phy. N. C. Reasonable rate.
34-3tc
FOR RENT?Floor sandtng ma
chine and polisher by hour or
day. Phone 100. Gibbs Hardware
and Auto Supply. 47-tfc
Genuine DAZEY Flower Holders:
Only flower bolder with consis
tent national advertising. Reco
mmended by flower experts.
Also Genuine HAGGBR pottery.
Murphy Electrical Shop. Phone
134-R. 32-Stc
WE ARE MAKING good concrete
blocks 8 x 16", 24c each. See
Ross Hensley at Dockery's Mon
ument Shop on Highway IB go
ing East, just outside city lim
its. 34-3tp
FOR SALE: Frigidaire refrigera
tor. Speed Queen washing ma
chine. large kitchen cabinet, S
piecc living room suite, small
library table, coffee table,
dressing table. 2 beds (Includ
ing springs and mattresses),
wardrobe. Furniture used a lit
tle over a year. Will sell sepa
rately or in lot at a bargain
price. Owner now in service.
Contact John Rogers across
from Tomotla School House.
32-Stnc
WELL DRILLING: Have your
wells drilled by modern machin
ery. 6" and 8" domestic and
commercial wells. Macon Pump
and Well Company. Write F. B.
Rogers, Route 1. Franklin. N. C.
31-19tp
LOST: Ladies' green plastic bill
fold containing money and dri
ver's license receipt with name
Elizabeth Elkins entry. For re
ward return to Murphy Electric
al Shop. 33-3tc
FOR SALE: One registered Here
ford cow and one registered
Hereford heifer. Tom Evans,
Phone 48. Murphy. S4-3te
~~4
answer the call
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FA1MKK8 FEDERATION
Phone S3 Murphy, N. C.
P. M. A. Orders
Filled
Fertilizer
t-is-u
?-14-14
Phosphate
Grasses & Clovers
Orchard Grass
Farmers
Federation
Dob !
Phone 62 Murphy, N. C.
.-acts truck owners snpukl know about hauling
bigger payloads
Want to know why you can carry mon pay
load with Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks?
First, they've got hotter weight distribution.
This means that bigger payload Capacity is engi
neered into a Dodge "Job-Rated" truck. Many
trucks carry, too much weight on the rear axle,
not enough on the front. But in a Dodge truck,
the right proportion of the load is carried on
each axle.
Besides this better weight distribution, a shorter
wbeelbaae provides earner turning, easier park
ing. Come in and try one of these payload-packin',
easier-handling trucks for yourself. Get all the
facts about hauling bigger payloads.
Carry morel In Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks, the
engine is placed forward and the front axle back
?for better distribution of the load. You can
carry bigger payloads?without overloading.
Haul faetsrl Dodge "Job-Rated' trucks are
topparbnoarne with' rock-bottcmTecorKmoT. JS
power gives you pull and speed that save tuna.
Oat laager INal There's a Dodge track that's
? Job-RateT to fit your mad andload condition
with Ic^-carrying and toad-roovingnnita flse
"With our new Dodge tte pa&ad
cusi per mile low!"
,.. ?r* MORRIS SAPIR J
Dependable hnrtut* Coapun>. Oakland, Colifmrnia
"Atom arias Dodge V06-; .Jaf ? trucks lor <
to rprx rt that your now
1 Dodge.
^Nc vehicle we have "ver maa
am freedom "to c*y wiflic tin
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