Be Sure To Vote May 6
Billy Radford
Has Accident
Billy Radford was uninjured
when he lost control of his car
one mile north of Hiwassee Dam
Tuesday. The oar rolled down an
embankment of three or four hun
dred feet.
Radford was the only passenger,
according to Patrolman Lee Lince.
Considerable damage was done to
!he em. a '43 Hudson convertible.
Here's the Dope
MAYBE I BETTER J
STOP A NO GET THE *
WINDSHIELD CLEANED
Johns - Manville
Bldg. Materials
Asphalt Shincles-Roll Koofisi
Asbestoa Sidint
GIBBS HDW. A AUTO SUfPLT
WF. Bin
CATTLE?HOGS
Also, rhickens of any
kind. Will come any
where after them.
Write or call
Phone 682-J Box 571
Carl Crawford & Sons
Copperhill, Tenn.
NOTICE
Hold Services For
Mrs. Artie Shook
Funeral services for Mrs. Artie
Shook. 79. who died Sunday at 5
p. m at her home in Hiawassee,
Ga., after a long Illness, were held
Monday at 3 p. m. in Union Hill
Methodist Church.
The Rev. Eugene Brown offici
ated and burial was in the church
cemetery with Townson Funeral
Home in charge.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Jean Chastain and Mrs. Julia
Ramey of Hiawassee; two sons.
Garnett and Leon of Hiawassee.
13 grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren.
James Garrett
Is Taken Tuesdav
James Dillard Garrett. 72, a
farmer in the Sweetwater section
of Clay County, died Tuesdav,
April 22. in a Murphy hospital af
ter an illness of seven months.
He was born in Hiawassee. Ga .
living there for 18 years, then
moved to Unaka where he lived
for a number of years, moving
from there to Clay County where
ne had lived for the past 21 years.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. last Thursday in New Hope
Baptist Church of which he was
the Odd Fellows Lodge, also.
The Rev. Carl Cunningham and
the Rev Ham Coffey officiated.
Burial was in the church ceme
tery. with Ivie Funeral Home in
charge.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Beulah Nelms Garrett; one son,
Frank of the home; seven daugh
ters, Mrs. Rose Ledford of Frank
lin, Mrs. Virdie Graham of Com
merce, Ga., Mrs Flora Kelley of
Comer, Ga., Mrs. Frances Hooper
of Gastonia. and the Misses Re
tha, Myrtle and Martha of the
home, and 23 grandchildren.
Also three brothers. Joe of Com
merce, Ga.. Bob of Brasstown, Sam
cf Tellico Plains. Tenn., and one
sister. Mrs. Nora Marcus of Ross
ville, Ga.
Richard Moore, 91
Is Taken Sunday
Richard Fill Moore. 91, a re
tired farmer ot the Peachtree sec
tion of Cherokee County, died
Sunday at 1:50 p. m. in a Murphy
hospital after a week's illness.
He was a native of Cherokee
County, formerly resided in Dal
las. Texas, for 16 years prior to
1896 He was a member of Moore
Memorial Baptist Church at
Peachtree.
Funeral services were held
Monday at 2:30 p. m. in Upper
i Peachtree Baptist Church. The
| Kev Thomas Traett and the Rev.
Andy Cloer officiated and burial
was in Peachtree Cemetery, with
, Townson Funeral Home in charge.
Grandsons were pallbearers and
1 granddaughters were flower bear
j ers.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
i Susie Moore: four sons, Morrison.
Ed. and Dee. all of Route 1, Mur
phy and Earl of Cramerton: five
daughters. Mrs. Allie Riddle of
San Antonio. Tex.. Mrs. Vivian
Moore. Mrs. Ada Shewmake, and
the Misses Lula and Lizzie Moore
ol Route 1. Murphy: 39 grandchil
dren. and 24 great-grandchildren
Wildlife Forces
To Meet In Sylva
The Wildlife Resources Commis
sion will hold a public hearing for
District 9 at the courthouse in Syl
va Tuesday. May 27. at 10 a. m. to
get the opinions and desires of
sportsmen as to how this year's
: hunting rules should be set up,
j according to Clyde P. Patton. Ex
ecutive Director.
TRANSFERRED
| A/3c Mac Leon Gee, who has
| been stationed at Sheppard Field,
1 Wichita Falls, Texas, for his basic
training, has been transferred to
I Miami Int. Air Port in Miami.
Fla. and is in the finance depart
ment. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mack L. Gee of Murphy.
NOTARY PUBLIC
SCOUT OFFICE
FANNIE McGUIRE
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I
FOR SALE: Twenty gallon gas
water heater. Very cheap Pra
ctically new. Mrs. John Shanks.
Andrews. Phone 49-R. 42-3tp
SPECIAL: One 9-p*eee dining
room suite, one 10-plece din
ing room suite. Odd tables at
bargains. Murphy Furniture Sal
vage. 42-ltc
FOR SALE: One 8-room house on '
Bristol Ave. Ideal for two apart- j
ments Terms. See Jack Herbert,
Andrews. N. C. 42-tfc !
FOR SALE: Three toy fox terrier
puppies, males. $10 each, 3 beau
tiful parakeets. $8 each. W. W
Palmer. Jr. Phone 332-W.
42-ltp
FOR SALE: For cash, $2,000.
Four-room house, corner lot,
with bath room, porches exten
ding width of house. Screened
back porch. Newly painted In
side and out. Near school and
church. Mrs. Donald WUson.
FOR SALE: Sixty cubic foot Norge
Electric Refrigerator. Old model
but in good condition. Call An
drews, 52-W. 42-ltp
WANTED to rent by year. Desire J
4 or 5-room house with base
ment. electricity, and city wa
ter, in or near Murphy. Write
Murphy P. O. Box 371. 41-6tp
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their many
deeds of kindness shown during
the sickness and death of our hus
band and father Also we appreci
ate the beauitful floral offerings.
Mrs. C. H. Wilson and Fami'v
4?-ltp
FOR SALE: Finest Quality U. S.
i 282 Yellow Hybrid Seed Corn.
I L. F. Lockaby, Harshaw Road.
Phone 466-M. 41-2tp
FOR SALE: One breakfast room
suite, one flat top office desk
with chair. Mrs. Louis Raper.
Marble, N. C. 41-ltc
FOR RENT rhree-room apart
ment in Andrews. N C , newly
decorated, wired for electric
range and hot water .heater. For
Information call bill in Mur
phy M C. O'Oell. 39-3tp
FOR RENT: One 5-room house
with breakfash-nook and bath.
$30 per month. Christopher
Lumber Co. Phone 165-.M.
42-3tc
F OR SALE: Two Purebred Eskimo
Spitz puppies, eight weeks old.
Write Mrs. Paul Sudderth, Rt.
1. Murphy. N. C? or phone 451
M-2. 42-ltc
FOR SALE: U. S. 282 seed corn.
35-40 bushels. See H. E. King
or call 122-R, Murphy, N. C.
42-ltc
FOR SALE: Eighty-four acres.
Fifteen acres in bottoms. Almost
new 6-room house and 4-stall
barn. Plenty of pulp wood. Some
saw timber. Locust posts. Plenty
of water. On power, mail and
school bus line. Three miles
from Blairsville. one mile off
Biairsville-Murphy Highway. If
i interested write Newman
Wright, 217 Hampshire Lane,
Clover, S. C. 42-3tc
! RELIABLE, experienced baby sit
ter. Nadine Hubble Phone 221
M. 42-ltp
WHY swelter this summer? Let us
insulate your home for comfort
in summer and savings in win
ter months. Also heating sys
tems. weather stripping, siding
and roof applied. Monthly pay
ments. Andy Horn, Blue Ridge.
Ga., Phone 2081, Southern Blow
Pipe Roofing Co. of Chattanoo
ga. Tenn. 39-3tc
' FOR RENT: furnished apartment.
Frigidaire. electric stove, pri
vate entrance. Mrs. Jerry Da
vidson. Phone 103-J. 39-3tc
I'
FOR RENT: 3-room furnished
i apartment. Oil heat, electric
water heater. 432 H la was see
Ave. Phone 96-W, Murphy, N.
, C. 39-2tp
! DUCHESS Beauty Shop will be
closed each Monday beginning
Apeil 14 through August. Euna
' Puett. 39-3tc
WANTED AT ONCE: Raleigh dea
ler in West Cherokee County.
Write Rawleigh's Dept., Rich
mond, Va. 38-4tp
FOR RENT?Floor sanding ma
chine and polisher by hour or
day. Phone 100. Gibbs Hardware
I and Auto Supply. 47-tfc
FOR RENT: Large 3-room cottage,
water and sink, electricity, base
ment, unfurnished. Very pleas
ant place to live. See Warthon
j at "Valley View" near old City
Hospital Telephone 584-J.
41-3tp
i
FOR SALE: Lovely home and in
come property, beautiful view.
Because of other business in
terests, am offering my place
"Valley View" for sale. Live in
I large house consisting of sunny
16 x 26 living room; 4 bedrooms,
large dining and kitchen com
bination, with built-in cabinets,
bath, cement basement, garage.
Newly redecorated, furnished.
Rent four 3-room cottages,
small down payment, balance
monthly. Come see Stanley
Warthon 133 Terrace Ave., or
telephone 584-J for appoint
ment. 41-3tp
FOR RENT: Downstairs apart*
ment Large roonu, Graaay yard.
Adell Apartments. Adella Me
ronev. proprietor. Phone 296-J.
40-3tc
EXPERT REPAIRING: Watches,
clocks, glasses and Jewelry of all
types New and used American
and Swiss watches. Bands and
crystals fitted while you wait.
Watches checked on Timing Ma
chine free. Work guaranteed.
Fast service Earl Beaver, Jew
eler. Main Street, Andrews, N.
C. 40-3tc
PLOWING: Contract or by the
hour. Call for Tonie Sutton.
Phone 202. 30-tfe
FOR SALE?Cinder Blocks, any
atee, any Delivered
Palmer Bros. Phone 202 Mur
phy, N. C. 28-tfc
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-lStp
WANTED TO BUY For cash high
tread repairable and slick re
cappable carcasses. Any amount,
any size. Graves Tires Co. Phone
300, Murphy. 2-tfe
OR SALE: Seven-room house,
j-ood garden at 105 Sales St.,
Murphy, N. C. Will sell cheap.
If interested, write Mrs. Tom
Blair. N. Dixie Heights, Cooke
ville, Tenn. 41-3tp
NEW SINGER Portable Electric
Sew ing Machines from $89.50
up. Used machines and repair.
Write Singer Sewing Machine
Co.. T Box "N" Murphy, N. C.
41-3tp
LOST: In town on Thursday.
March 27. one Ladies' Parker
'51 fountain pen, dark green
with silver colored cap. Liberal
reward. Please call Mrs. Bob
White at 68 day or 385-J night.
41-3tc
FOR SALE: I have 300 bushels
of U. S. 282 hybrid seed corn for
sale at farm. Billy Wells.
41-2tp
FOR RENT: 5-room apartment.
Steam heat, hot and cold water
furnished. Over Economy Cloth
ing Store. Call 282 or see Ar
i den Davis. 41-3tc
VOTE ON MAY 6th
FOR MAYOR
J. W. FRANKLIN
FOR COUNCILMEN
Dr. W. A. Hoover
H. E. Dickev
ft
Loren C. Davis
Clyde Gladson
H. G. Elkins
J. E Hughes
WE PLEDGE OUR PLATFORM
L To eliminate unnecessary expenditures. 2. To reduce the tax rate by a reduction of expense of town government
3. Efficient law enforcement by town officers.
YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE WILL WE HIGHLY APPRECATED
J. W. FRANKLIN AND CANDIDATES FOR COUNQLMEN