SOCIET Y
Posey-Sherrill Vows
Spoken In Blairsville
Mr. and Mrs John Posey of
Murphy announce the marriage of
their daughter. Sara Louise, to
William A. Sherrill, Jr., son of
Mrs. William A. Sherrill and the
lata Mr. Sherrill of Murphy The
marriage took place in Blasrsville,
_ Ga . on August 27.
Mrs. Sherrill is the great-grand
daughtrr of the late Col. Ben Pos
ey, proninent Murphy attorney,
and the granddaughter of B L.
Padgf-t who was register of deeds
of Cherokee County for 18 years,
retiring two years ago due to ill
health.
The bridegroom has returned to
Wake forest College where he is
a sophomore. Mrs. Sherrill, a jun
ior in .Murphy High School, has
resumed her studies here. I
Richard Townson. who spent the I
su*n*ne ? with his grandparents,'
Mr and Mrs. W. D. Townson, will
letv? Saturday for Charlotte Hall
Military School, Charlotte Hall.
Md.
Circles Meet With
Irs. C. H. Townson
The afternoon circles of the!
Women of the Presbyterian'
Church. Murpny, met Tuesday, j
St p'ember 9. with Mrs C. H.
T > ? nscn at her home near Mar
hie.
Mrs. l ewis Hodges, president,
pre-i-'ed and led the program in
he absence of Mrs. S C. Burgess,
circle chairman.
| T~e mee:ing was opened with
nines prayers by the group and
~ by Mrs. E. H. Brumby.
Mrs Brumby gave the devotion
s'. rrom the Book of Colossians and
discussed the topic, "Are You Ach
| icving Your Victory in Christ?"
! Members were urged by the
president to remember the Church
Extension Study Season from Oc
tober 6 to November 2. The study
book is "Frontiers of Hope" by
Dr. Gibbony. Announcement also'
Honor Mrs. Stiles
At Stork Shower
Mrs. Tom Campbell and Mrs
Ed Garren honored Mrs. Jake
Stiles of Murphy with a stork
-.ho - er at the home of Mrs Camp
bell on Tuesday night. September
After playing gsnves. the gifts
were opened and displayed, and
refreshments were served to the
'ollo-ving: Mesdames Ray McDon
ald. J. L. Baugh, Charlie Real.
Clyde Brannon. J. C. White, *Ar
vil Dockery. E E. Stiles. Worth
Green, Elbert Totherow, Alvin
Newell McDonald. Lottie
-?ti-'ci-p. Mrs. Garren, Mrs Camp
bell and the honoree
\ number of gifts were sent by
?>?rsons who ~ou1d not attend.
was made of the District confer
ence to be held in Franklin on
September 27.
'? -?s voted to furnish lunches
for a child at school for the year.
Following the program Mrs
Townson served refreshments to
the following: Mrs. Hodges, Mrs
ere, Mrs. Brumby, Mrs.
?i n Gibbs, Mrs. J. N Hill, Mrs.
"roni: Brown, Mrs Henry Strange, ?
L. A. Frasch, Mrs. Bruce
Gordon, and Mrs. Harvey Wilson,
Capt. Frank Swan
Speaks At Service
For Claude Sims
C.-pV Frank W. Swan of An
I 'revs was guest speaker at the
nemorisl service tor Claude Sims
Y.rh was held September 4 by
" e American Legion Auxiliary in
I be Presbyterian Sunday School
stcmbly room.
Sims, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
| *5u' Sims of Murphy, was killed
I in Korea. September 3. 1930.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor, president,
presided at the meeting. A number
[ if out of town guests were pres
j cnt. Vocal solos were given by
Waiter Carringer and Mrs. Had
!???? Dickey.
Following the program. Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs Mary Messer and
Mrs. Irvin Green, hostesses, serv
ed refreshments.
TO SING HERE
Hartford's Favorite Melody
Quartet of Knoxville, Tenn, will
sing at Mount Morlah Baptist {
C hurch October 3 at 2 p. m.
BALLOT RETURNED
The first absentee ballot return
ed from a Cherokee County ser
vice man was received from Ken-'
dal Adams, who will vote at An
drews, South Ward.
TH J LONE aANGSS
By Fran Striker
RIFLE SHOT
IN VALLEY
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MOOSE BATES'
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AGAI Hi VO/LL
FRIGHTEN MY
MORSE.' }?
THEN ' -n
dismount'
\0U CALLED
ME BV .
NAME.'
P YES! I KNOW '
MOOSE BOTES I
"THAT YOU ESCAPED ,
PRISON !J
ciWies I
AND I KNOW YOUR HA HAS
PLENTY OF CASH AND
INFLUENCE. THATS WW I
TO HOLD YOU)
\OU DONT
DORE CWTURE ME.
MOOSE BOTES/
YOU GOT rr WRONG.' NO ONEVL 1
OARE TRY -TUH CAPTURE ME -4
WHILE IV\ HOLDIN' YOU AS HOSTAGE
COME
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LET HE GQ YOU
BI& APE/
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JTUH TIE YOU UP.'
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Keener Arrives
At Camp Rucker
Camp Rucker. Al?. ? Private
Harold L. Keener of Route 1,
Murphy. N. C., has arrived at this
Southern Alabama Army camp to
undergo his initial infantry train
ing.
Inducted August 19. 1952. and
processed at Ft. Jackson, S. C.. he
will receive basic training from the
47th "Viking" Infantry Division
here. The new soldier will under
take a rigorous schedule incorpor
ating a wide-range of military sub
jects from military courtesy and
field sanitation to machine gun
and bazooka familiarization.
After finishing eight to 16
eeks of primary training, the re
cent inductee will be eligible for
reassignment for further infantry
> ? specialized training.
The 47th Division, the first per
manent Army assignment for the
n"w soldier, is a Minnesota-North
, Dakota National Guard unit. Ac
tivated for sen-Ice on Jan 16,
1951. the Division now is complet
ing its second year at Rucker.
Since activation, the 47th has
trained men from all 48 states
and three territories.
Miss Ruby Lee Davis visited
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kimsey and
Mrs. Bertha Kephart Sunday
Mrs. W. P. Odom has returned
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Claude L. Love of Raleigh. She
also visited relatives in Greens
boro.
Farmers this year are raising a
record crop of almost 59 million
turkeys?13 per c:nt more than
last yea;.
FOR SALE
3 Cows-Calving in De
cember
3 Heifer calves
2 Steer calves
1 Cub Tractor
I Harrow
1 Mowing machine
1 Plow
1 Rake
1 1946 1 n t ernational
Truck-2 ton ?
Going Out of
Farm Business
Ben Palmer
If ye hare faith as a grain of unit
tard seed...nothing shall be impos
sible unto 700.?(Matthew 17 JO.)
What a glorious promise?if we
shall have faith, even as little as s
tiny seed I But we need constantly
to increase our faith. It canno*
grow by and of itself. Througl
prayer, through righteous think
ing and living, through our exer
cise of it hourly, daily, we must
nurture and strengthen our faith,
make it ever greater?for our own
salvation and that of all those
about us.
PREVENT
HOME FIRES
Beef Slaughter
Gain Is Shown
North Caroliiia'1 commercial
slaughtering plants slaughtered a
total of 17.238.000 pounds live
weight of meat animals during the
month of July, according to the
State-Federsl Crop Reporting Ser
vice. This is a decline of 7 percent
from the total liveweight slaugh
tered in June but is a 13 percent
gain over livestock slaughtered in
July a year ago.
Of the total liveweight slaugh
PERSONALS
Miss Elsie Nunn. who spent a
month's vacation here with her
mother. Mrs Johnsie Nunn. left
Sunday morning for Winston-Sa
lem where she is teacher of Math
ematics in Salem Academy.
Miss Mary Lou Gordon left
Sunday for Lenoir Rhyne College.
Hickory, where she is a student.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Gentry
and baby, Patricia Ann. who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs H. G.
Elkins. left Monday for their home
in Savannah. Ga.
Mrs. Paul Sims and Mrs Iivin
Open a~T)mp3n'.ed Ray Sims to
Vars I' ll College Tuesday.
ttred during July this year hog*
totaled 11.427.000 pound*?a alight
decline from June daughter but
still at the record high level es
tablished this year. Slaughter at
cattle showed an increase of 18
percent from June totaling 8,978,
000 pounds llvewelght compared
with 5,918,000 In June. Livewelght
of calves slaughtered was down 4
percent from a month ago with
slaughter showing considerable in
Mr.MacCeiling says ;
' I SEE THE POMP PART*,
ARE f 3 12 IN YOUR
JDPS APPROVEP MANUAL j
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MUEPHY, N. C.
JUST ARRIVED
Carload of Syrup Buckets
Carload of Cotton Seed Meal
Buy Early While They Last
FARMERS FEDERATION
DON RAMSEY, Manager
Phone 95 Murphy, N. C.
"JOE BEAVER"
By Ed Nofziger
ronat Snrlce. D. ?. Department at l?t Iralrare
"But if thay bumod tha woods to givo you moro grazing
land, thoy'd ruin tfw watershed, and m timo you'd havo
loss grazing land instead of moro."