WE BUY
CATTLE?HOGS
Also, chickens of any
kind. Will come any
where /ifter them.
Write or call
Phone o82-J Box 571
Carl Crawford & Sons
Copperhill, Tenn.
NOTICE
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.(iCf AUTO
SERVICE
24-Hour Service
Expert Body and Fender
Repairing
General Auto Repair Service
EVANS AUTO CO.
Phones: Day 48, Night 52-W
Daniel Pate, Jr.
4dded To Faculty
Daniel Desso Pate. Jr., of Co
lumbia. S. C., has been added to
the Andrews High School faculty,
replacing Mrs. H. A .Van Gorder,
who has resigned.
Mr Pate is a graduate of Clem
son College, where he received
his A. B degree with a major in
English and a minor in social
studies. He formerly taught and
coached basketball at Vienna. Ga.
Mr Pate is rooming at Mrs.
Clyde Jarrett's residence.
USE T-4-L FOR
ATHLETE'S FOOT
BECAUSE?
It DILATES THE PORES; made
with 90 % alcohol, it PENE
TRATES to reach and kill im
b?dded germs on contact. If not
pleased with instant-drying T-4-L
IN ONE HOUR, your 40c back
from any druggist. Now at Maun
ey Drug Co. 38-4t
Johns - Manvilie
Bldg. Materials
Asphalt Shingles-Roll Roofing
Asbestos Siding
GIBBS HDW. & AUTO SUPPLY
Elect Luke Ellis
Rotary President
The Andrews Rotary Club has*
elected the following officers who
will assume their official duties
July 1: President, Luke Ellis;
vice-president, Hancock D a vis;
secretary-treasurer, Galusha Pul
lium.
Directors for the new club are:
Baxter Lay, Richard Ramsey and
Charles O. Frazier.
Since the burning of the Juna
tuska Terrace Hotel, former meet
ing place of the Rotary Club, the
Rotarians are now meeting each
Thursday noon at the Andrews
Cafe.
Men In Service
Sgt. Clyde Almond of Camp
Gordon. Ga., is spending an 11
day furlough with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Almond.
David Beck, seaman, writes that
he is having an on the spot lesson
in georgaphy. He has recently vis
ited Spain, France, Italy, England
:ind Scicily.
David has been serving on the
flagship of a joint operation in
volving ships of the British,
French. Kalian and American na-'
vies.
He hopes to visit home some
time in May or June.
Sgt. Walter Whitaker, stationed
at Orlando, Fla , spent the week
end visiting his father, Harve Whi
taker and sister, Miss Meredith
Whitaker.
Sgt. Clayton Eiler is spending a
3t)-day furlough with his parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. Hobert Eiler, 01 I
Kobbinsville He has recently re
amed from Europe where he has
been stationed for more than two
years. Sgt. Eiler spent Saturday
visiting relatives in Andrews.
Sgt. Eddie West was home for
tire week-end from Camp Le
Leune.
Pvt. Cecil Derreberry. of the U.
S. Air Corps, and Pvt. Frank Der
reberry, of the U. S. Army, are at
home due to the death of their
father, Mr. Cross Derreberry.
Sgt. Segal Bryant is spending
a seven day furlough with his fam-.
iiy in Andrews.
Harry and Dan Hawk, of the U i
S. Navy, spent the week-end with '
'heir mother, Mrs. Blanche Hawk. !
A&P's EASTER PARADE OF
VALUES
Vorthmore
Jelly Eggs 23c
Sunnybrook Grade A Large
Fresh Eggs .... 51c
Ions California Sliced or Halves
Peaches ? ^25
White House Evaporated
Milk 3 40
lona
Bartlett Pears - 25
lona Stringless
Green Beans 2 - 25'
Fray Bentos
Corn Beef -
Ann Page?With Pork & Tomato Sauce
Beans - - tz 10c
12-Oz.
Can
Sweet Tender Fresh
Corn - - 4 ??? 29c
Fresh Tender Green
Beans - 2 Ib- 29c
Yellow
Onions ? 2 ">? 25c
Juicy
Lemons - * 13c
4 do* site crisp
Lettnce 2 ^ 29c
Juicy Florida
Oranges
8 & 35c
Juicy Six* M s * M's '
Grapefruit
4 For
Ann Page Tomato ,?
Soup
10V4-O*.
Can
10c
Strjetmann Zesta or Nabisco
Premiim Crackers
1-Lb.
23c
Mild American
Cheese
Lb.
47e
A&P Peas - ? -
No. SOS
Can
19c
Fancy Broiler Turkeys
6-8 lb. 69c lb.
Ill PEACHTREE ST.
MURPHY, N. C.
Paas
Egg Dyes
pkg i5c
Underwood
Deviled Ham
"ST" 19C
Uncle Ben's Converted
Rice
X 19c X 35c
Sweetheart ,
Soap
3 Ba? 25c
1 FOR lc
4 for 26c
Blu White
Flakes
3 pkgs- 27c
1 FOR le
4 For 28c
Personal
Ivory Soap
4, Bars 23c
Ivory
Flakes
& 29c
Duz
& 29c iT 79c
Swift
Cleanser
p* 12c
Swift
Jewel
K 65c
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Spaqhetti
And Meat Balls
X 27c
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Spaghetti
Dinners
Ttt 43c
JOHN PAUL LUCAS. JR.
J, P. Lucas, Jr.
Is Nominated
Rotary Governor
John Paul Lucas. Jr., head of
the public relations department of
Duke Piwer Company of Char
?otte, has been selected as gov
ernor of the 2P?th District of Ro
tary International as its nominee
for district governor Presider.
Wayne Battle was advised recent
'y by Rev Malcolm R. William
son, of Wavnesville. present dis
trict governor.
Lucas' e'ectior was conducted I
by mail preliminary to the dis
trict conference to be held ir.
Shelby April 17-19. Appointment \
of Dr. Gerald Almond as On-To
Shelby chairman for the confer- j
ence was announced also by Pres
ident Battle. A sizeable local del
egation is expected to attend the
annual get-together.
The formal election of Mr. Lu
cas will occur at the annual con
vention of Rotary International in
Mexico City May 25-29, in form of
ratification by the board of di- i
rectors of the choice of this dis
trict. Governor-elect Lucas will
attend the International Assembly
at Lake Placid, N. Y., which will
precede the Mexico City Conven
tion.
Formerly engaged in newspaper
work, Mr. Lucas was also in aca
demic life for a time. He served
successively as a master at Ashe
ville School, a member of the psy
cology department at North Caro
lina State College and on the
English faculty at Clemson. He
has written extensively. An ac
tive Methodist, the new Rotary
governor occupies positions erf
leadership in patriotic, civic, eco
nomic and cultural spheres.
Composed of 35 clubs and a
combined membership of 1722,
the 280th district includes the
part of North Carolina west of
the eastern boundaries of Alle
ghany. Wilkes, Iredell, Mecklen
burg and Union.
Mrs. Louise Rogers and Mrs.
Olin Strattfin spent Wednesday in
Atlanta.
Andrews Delegates
Attend NCFA Meet
Mrs Neal Sayles, Miss Ruth
Hamilton. Miss Trilby Glenn and
Mrs. Joe Sursavage were delegates
to the North Carolina Education
Association Convention held in
Asheville March 27 through March
29. representing Andrews and
Marble schools.
However, the delegates were
only a part of the large number
of teachers from the Andrews
Unit who attended the conven
tion. Although an accurate count
has not been taken, by the pro
cess of counting noses it is be
lieved that Andrews was one of
best represented schools in the
state.
Administrators. Supt. J. E Ruf
ty, and Principal C. O. Frazier,
and Supervisor Mrs. Clair Olsen
also attended the convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Butler.
1 nna Marie Butler and Elizabeth
Bell spent Saturday in Asheville.
Capt. and Mrs. A. G. Swan an*
daughters, are visiting their par
rots, Mr. and Mrs Frank Sw??
I and Mr. and Mrs Hancock Davis,
I u. Andrews.
We Buy
sell or trade
any kind of Mules,
Horses, or Livestock
Carl Crawford
& Sons
COPPERHILL. TENN.
Phone 682-J
A
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BREAK SOIL
AS DEEP AS 18"
with the DEARBORN SUBSOILERI
? This new Dearborn Subsoiler for the Ford Tractor is fine for
breaking hard soil, loosening ground for ditching, scarifying
pastures, preparing dirt for loaders and scrapers.
Hardened carbon steel beam can be turned end for end for double
life. ^4-inch beveled edge permits deeper work, lowers fuel consump
tion by reducing draft Point sharpened on both ends, is reversible.
The Dearborn Subsoiler is raised, lowered,
and depth is regulated by Ford Tractor Hy- (
draulic Touch Control. A great tool?see it!
See OS for parts and service on all ford
Tractors aad Dearborn farm (qaipmaaf.
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MOTOR CO.
Phone 95 Murphy, N. C.
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