REAL ESTATE
' for sale
firms, houses, lot*, businesses,
business property, tourist courts.
Cafes, rroeery stores, warehouses,
i scant land, camp sites, hotels sad
a.'I kinds of real property.
Let us know what yon want. We
may hare It or can get It for yon.
D. M. REESE
Real Estate Broker
Fred V. Johnson John C- O'DeU
Salesmen
.-HONE 214 MURPHY, N. C.
Ljther-Snyder
Vows Are Spoken
Miss Blondine Luther, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Luther of
! Andrews, became the bride of Jack
| Snyder, son qt Hugh Snyder of
Sylva, Tuesday, July 1, at the par
sonage of Andrews Methodist
Church.
The Rev. E. L Kirk officiated
osing the double-ring ceremony
The bride wore a blue silk shan
*ung dress with white accessories.
Her shoulder corsage was a white
orchid.
The ccup'e were attended by the .
<i alter of the bride. Hilton Luther
and his wife of Asheville, and by
...Us Vera Moore of Andrews.
'.Irs. Snyder is a graduate of
Andrews High School For the past
nine years she has been employed
b;- Nichols Department store. Mr.
?n> der attended the Sylva schools.
He s employed by Southern Rail
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder left for a
wedding trip through the state of
Kentucky. They will reside in
Asheville.
leal Estate
Transfers
The Sam W. Jones property near
he school gymnasium to Dr. Ar
thur Carpenter.
A tract of land near Granny
squirrel Gap to Chief Bentley of
he Miami, Fla., Police Depart
ment.
Russell Caldwell
Given Party
' Mr*. Louise Caldwell entertain
ed with a party for her son, Rus
ceH. on his fifth birthday Wed
' :te*day afternoon from 2 to 4.
Mrs Erown Caldwell and Miss
Mildred Holland assisted Mrs
Caldwell with gaihes and contests
l.ich were held on the lawn.
Refreshm ents consisting of
birthday cake, ice cream and cold
drinks were served to the follow
ing: Billie Moore Eddie Tipton,
1 Richard Caldwell, Johnny Moore,
| Ann Caldwell, Billy Mallonee, Ed
?ie Rogers. Jane Tipton, Wayne
Watson. Karen Caldwell. Darleen I
McDonald. Kay Zimmerman and
Patricia Rogers.
Sr t in Andrew*
Viss Bc"y Heaton underwent an
appendectomy at the Rodda-Van
G:rder H'^pita! Monday.
Mr?. Robert Caoe suffered a
broken leg and a chipped ankle
Morgan Family
Molds Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. W. R Morgan of
near Andrews held a family re
union. at their home last week-end
honoring Mr. Morgan's sister, Mrs
E. S. Lord of Tucson, Ariz., and
Mrs Sallie Moore of Flint, Mich.
The three had not been together
for forty years.
A big Sunday dinner was served
at the homes of Mr and Mrs. Mor
gan and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cathey.
Guests, in addition to Mrs Lord
and Mrs. Moore, were: Eunice
Lord of Cleveland. Tenn.; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Smith of An
drews: Beaulah Lord of Knoxville, i
Tenn : Joseph R Moore of Flint, 11
Mich.: Anna Howard of Hayes- ,
ville: Richard. Calvin and Eleanor
Lord of Tucson. Ariz.; Faye and
Linda Sanders of Hayesville; Jean
md August Lord of Knoxville,
Tenn.; Stanley Lord of Tucson.
Ariz.; L. M. Sanders of Hayes
ville; L. R. Lord of Cleveland, i
Tenn : Tru'.a Sanders of Hayes
ville; Dick and Betty Ledford of
Waynesville; Clyde, Mabel. Linda
ind Marilyn Ellis of Andrews; Lois
June and Deborah Crawford of
Andrews: Lawrence, Oma. Ellen,\
Dot and Rebecca Morgan of1
Hayesville; Tilman and O'Neai .
H8rp?r of Flint, Mich., Newell,
Jerry and Rayburn Cantrell of
Belmont; Roe and Marinell Gar-1
rett of Granite Falls; Mr. and Mrs. j
Charlie Lee of Hiawassee, Ga.; W
D. Howard of Knoxville; Mr. and I
Mrs. Arnold Ash? and children;
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Carpenter of
Andrew's: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craw
ford of Norfolk, Va.: Miss Sally
Lambert of Asheville and Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Adam of Augusta, Ga
Sarah Williams
Suffers Cut
Sarah Lynett Williams, seven
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Williams, suffered a severe
cut on the right chest .in a freak
jane in a fall at Iter home recent
v.
Patients at Kodda-Van Gorder
lio'pi.a! this week are: Harve
Mulkey. .Andrews; Mrs W. A.
franklin, Andrews; Ted Williams,
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Will
iams of Cheoh; Ronald Luther of
Andrews; Mrs. Bruce Lewis of
Robbinsville: Mrs. Fate Walls of
Andrews; Mrs. Dennis Walls of
Andrews; Miss Opal Rowland of
Robbinsville; Miss J. Morgan of
Andrews: Mrs. Frank Huscussion;
Cecil Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Jones of Nantahala; Wal
ter Bryson of Andrews; Lee Hyde
of Andrews; Bill Frazier of An
drews: and Johnny Brown, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Cul
berson.
accident at her home in Andrews
Monday evening.
Her twelve-year-old brother was
vigorously swinging an open knife
in the alt when th? younger child '
ran directly into the path of the
knife.
The deep gash required 12
stitches at an Andrews hospital
to close the wound.
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You Also Get.
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If you've risked keeping valuables around the house
because it's private, come and see what me mean by
private . . A vault so we ll protected?exclusively for
our patrons?that only you will know what you put
into that Safe Deposit Box or what you take out. And,
of course the box can't be opened without your key.
The cost? A few cents a month. Nothing, compared
?viiii what jou can lose by taking chances!
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Murphy ? Andrews ? Robbinsville
Hayesville
Serving Southwestern North Carolina
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Resources Over Five Million Dollars
MURPHY
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V. S. Highway 64 East?4 Miles
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Show Starts At Dusk
Saturday
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Sunday-Monday
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Color By Technicolor
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Tuesday-Wednesday ,
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Starring
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Thursday-Friday
"Flying Leather
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Janis Carter
a bird?
a plane?
superman?
No, ? it's just to show whot
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your family, your home, your
possessions are protected by the
strongest insurance companies.
Ycu too can enjoy that care
free feeling if you let us survey
your insurance needs. We ccn
show you how to be secure
against loss?come whot may!
Insurance Dept.
Citizens Bank
And Trust Co.
"Your Friend After The Loss"
Andrews, N. C. Murphy, N. C.
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Phone 1 59 Murphy, N. C.
IF YOU WANT BIGGER PAYLOADS, YOU WANT A DODGE
'We solved our hauling problems
with Dodge 'Job-Rated' trucks"
... iays BERNARD J. CARNEY, Manager, Weyerhaeuter ft Denkmonn lumber Yard,
Rock liland lumber Co., Rock, Itland, III.
"Our business calls for trucks that
can haul big loads day in and day out
?and we like our trucks to last, too!
That's why we prefer Dodge trucks
that are 'Job-Rated' to fit our particu
lar hauling job.
"We recently put in service two Dodfe
'Job-Rated' i J-i-tcn ruocels . . . and
they sure haul big loads the way we
want them to! For instance, the 170
inch wheelbaae models allow for a
14-foot body, which is ideal for our
business. And Dodge easy-handling
advantages enable us to maneuver
these truckj1 in the same space as
some other trucks with 12-foot bodies."
For biggor payloads, choose from
many Dodge "Job-Rat?d" frocks?
Vt- through 4-ton.
"Job-Ratmd" engineering makes it
possible for you to haul more with
tj?e right Dodge truck for your needs.
You haul more economically, because
of advantages like lightweight alu
minum-alloy pistons and others.
For smoother power and extra load
protection, gyrol Fluid Drive is avail
able on Vt-, V*-, 1-ton and Route
Van models.
Come in for a demonstration?and
an extra good dealt
.PAYLOAD
Belter weight distribution. The short
wheetbase design of Dodge trucks
allows more weight to be carried on
the front axle. Because the engine is
located farther forward and the front,
axle is moved back, you can haul
bigger payloads without overloading.
The right lead-carrying unit*. The
frame, axles, springs, and other units
that carry the load are "Job-Rated'
on Dodge trucks. Each is engineered
to provide the strength and capacity
needed to support your load. And
all are "Job-Rated" to work together!
Ths right load-moving unit*. You
get an engine that's "Job-Rated"
with plenty of power to pull bigger
loads at low cost. In fact, all load
moving units?such as clutch, trans
mission, rear axle?are engineered
to move bigger loads.
See us foc/oy for Ma basf 6oy /n fotv-cosffronsporMfon...
D0DGE^fi?TRlJ[K5
E. C Moore
107 Valley River Ave. Phone 37 Murphy, N. C.
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Guided by electronic "eyes nil Mrs", the test de'kmsn spots line troubles at oaco
end gets repairmen there quickly, often before service is actually interrupted.
HEADING OFF line troubles helps keep telephone
service good, and costs down. Growing efficiency all along
the line is one of the reasons why the price of telephone
service has gone up less than most other prices.
Through good management ... by improving methods
and equipment, and working facilities to the utmost... tele
phone folks are doing their best to provide the most and the
best service for your telephone dollar. That's mighty impor
tant to Southern progress and to National Defense.
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
ONE OF TOUR BEST BUTS
Telephone service takes a smaller part of the
family budget than it did fcn years ago .. .
and you can call twice as many people.
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