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Fined For Making
Fal?e Statement
Tay'.o:* Brown of Route 2. Mar- I
phy was arraigned before Justice
of the Peace F O Bates Septe:n-I
ber 23 on a charge of making a
false statement to obtain unetn- j
p'oyment benefits, it was learned
from William Hevward Claims
Deputy of the Employment Securi
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CHICKENS
Pay Highest
Cash Prices
Carl Crawford
& Sons
Phone 682-J
COP PER HILL. TENN.
J. Q. Davidson
Taken At Age 81
4J Q Dav idson 81, died at 6 30
p in Monday. September 22, at
he home of a daughter Mrs J
i W Blair of Alcoa Tenn after a
long illness
He was a native of Cherokee
Countv. the brother of Neil Da
vidson
Survivors include the widow;
one son Guy of Knoxville, Tenn ,
four grandchildren and the bro
ther Neil Davidson of Murphy.
j Funeral services were conducted
i. j p m. Wednesday in the chapel
jf McCammon-Ammons Funeral
Home in Alcoa
Burial was in Charles Grove
Cemetery in Alcoa
ty Commission
Defendant entered a plea of
guilty Judgment was suspended
by the court on payment of costs
by the defendant
In addition to the judgment of
the court, defendant will not be
eligible for further unemployment
benefits by the commission for a
period of one year from the date I
he filed his initial claim.
There Is terror when you first see fire. But there is a "second
terror" that follows, when people realize that they cannot copq j
with the cash loss that firs has brought. Insurance could have
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' saved them from financial tragedy . It may yet save you J
Call right now to arrange for adequate property coverage.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
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BANK A TRUST COMPANY
Murphy, N. C.
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English Classes
Give Program
Ttv? first student participation
program of the Murphy High
School 1952 term was presented in
chapel Wednesday morning. Sep
tember 24, by Mrs Harry Mil
ler's English classes
The program consisted of an
original skit written by the Eng
lish classes after they had com-,
pleted a unit on manners and con
duct The first part showed the
contrast between the pupils of
"Bonehead High School" and the
behavior of the members of Mur
phy High School
* The second part of the program
was "Tips to Teen-Agers".
The following pupils took part:
Vnnouncer, Joe Medvidovich; nar
rator. Edna Ann Palmer; icacher,
Rita Mae Hartness; waitress, Rose )
Axlev
Students representing "Bone-1
head High"' were Betty Jane j
Evans. Harry Burgess, Yonah Jane
Clonts, Ernest Ledford, Claude
McDonald. Fred Van Horn, Harry
Mattox, McKinley Johnson, Neva i
Jean Bates, Bobbie Hartness and
Bobby Teague
Students of Murphy High School
were: Elain Lance, Mary Lepscier,
Gene Simonds, Don Hancock, Shir
ley Bandy, Sue Dockery and Bon
nie Hall.
Stage managers were Fred Dal
rymple. Randall Odum and Her
bert Odell.
Sophomore Class
Elects Elliott
The Sophomore class of Murphy
High School held the first class
meeting of the 1952 school year in
the school auditorium Wednesday
morning. September 24
The following class officers
were elected President. Eddie
Joe Elliott; vice-president. Rex
Kephart: secretary-treasurer, Bar
bara Swain; reporter, Don Han
cock.
Sponsors of the class are Mrs.
Dollie Smart, Mrs. Emily Miller.
Harry Rogers and Jack Barnett.
W. W. Lovingood
Trains With Fleet
| Taking part in the Atlantic
| Fleet's second anti-submarine ex
ercise this year on board the sub
marine USS Chopper, is Wendell
W. Lovingood, Jr., eommissaryman
second class, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell W Lovingood of
Marble, N. C.
The exercise is being held to
test m m and equipment in main
1 ?ainiug the high standard of the
Submarine Force's readiness pol
icy.
I Taking part are conventional
I fleet-type and specialized convert
j ed submarines and units from the
, fleet's "killer" forces.
Sick in Andrews
i
Patients in Rodda-Van Gorder
hospital this week are: Pvt. Jewel
Anderson of Maryville, Tenn., and
Ft. Benning, Georgia: Mrs. Mary
Nelson of Toptpn; Jean Stewart of
Andrews; Ethel Stewart of Rob
binsville; Mrs. W T. Gibson of
Hiwassee Dam; Miss Frances
Moore of Murphy; Mrs. Gordon
Smith of Andrews; Mrs. Frank
Long of Robbinsville; Miss Nell
Williams of Cheoah; Miss Gladys
Hogan of Andrews, an appendecto
my; Charles Baker, son of Patrol
man and Mrs. Baker, a tonsilecto
my; Elmer Owenby, Nantahala; Ed
Stevens, Andrews; Thelma Moore,
Negro, Andrews; and Brenda Saiw
yers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Sawyers, oi Marble.
Stop Taking
Harsh Drugs for
Constipation
M Chronic Dosing I Itfdi Normal
RngiAorNy TNi AH-Vi|ilolili Way I
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Taking harsh drug* for constipation can
punish jou brutally! Their cramps and
griping disrupt normal bdod action,
make you feel in need of repented dosing.
When you occasionally fed conitipated,
get east* but mn tdtef. Take Dr. Cald
weil'i Senna Laxative contained in Syrup
Pepsin. It's <a0*rgt?aMv. No salts, no harsh
drugs. Dr. Caldwell's contains an extract
of Senna, oldest and one of the finest
aaaenaf laxatives known to medicine.
Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes
good, acts mildly, brings thorough relief
nmftrtMt. Helps yon get tegular, ends
chronic nosing. Even relieves stomach
sourness that constipation often brings.
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SINN A* I A X AT | V I
Andrews Personals
Mrs. Josephine Hlgdon is spend
ing this week with her sister Mrs
Margaret lohnson at Belmont
Mrs J V Barnett and daughter,
Lucile, visited relatives in Athens
Tenn , Sunday
Mr and Mrs Charles B Sewell
of Dana Point. Calif, are spend
ing several days with Mrs Sewell's
twin sister, Mrs L O Caldwell
and family
Mrs Eleanor Enloe of Charlotte
spent several days visiting her
parents. Mr and Mrs Harlan En
loe
Mrs Wade Reece is leaving
Monday. October 6, for a ten-dav
.isit with friends in New Yoifc
City
Harry D?war of Atlanta spent
he week-end with his parents, Mr
and Mrs R A Dewar
Tom Hay. who is employed in
Arkansas, is spending several days
with his family in Andrews
Andrews Births
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Smith an
nounce the birth of a sojgon Sep
'craber 24 at Rodda-Van Gorder
iospilal
Mr and Mrs. Frank Long of
Robbinsville anounce the birth of
a daughter, September 24 at Ro
; da-Van Gorder Hospital.
Scarboroughs
Have New Son
Mr and Mrs Dave Scarborough
of Guil'ord College announce the j
birth of a son, Tuesday, SeptPm-1
ber 30, at a Greensboro hospital J
Mrs Scarborough is the former |
Miss Jackye Ellard, daughter of
Mrs William Walker, of Andrews
Mr Scarborough is a former
\ndrews High School Athhetic
Coach and teacher.
Slow Creek
Mrs Ellen McGuire of Gastonia
has been visiting relatives here
this week
John Webb and Vernon Parker
spent the day in Knoxville, Tenn.,
recently.
Mrs Ethel Welch aqd Wanda of
Whittier spent two weeks visiting
friends and relatives here. They
returned home last Wednesday
Clifford Linn spnt three days in
Asheville last week visiting friends
and relatives.
Richard Lyle who recently un
derwent a serious operation In
Duke Hospital in Durham has im
proved
In 10 of the 23 states where ve- j
sicular exanthema of hogs has ap
peared, it has been eradicated
through quarantines and destruc
tion of infected swine, the USDA
announced in September.
Tractor Tires
New Or Used
Tractor Tire Repair
Any Size Tractor
Graves Tire Co.
Phone 300 Murphy N. C.
during the past 20 years for;
?very c-nange of one billion dollars
i national income payments, there
las been a corresponding change
of four million dollars in cash re
ceipts from the sale of North Car
olina farm products.
Johns - Man vilie
Bldg. Materials
Asphalt Shmm-lail Rooftma
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HYDE INSURANCE AGENCY
See us for reliable insurance
in any line
Phone 145 Murphy, N. C.
NOTICE
In keeping with our motto "Everything
for the Automobile," We are now prepared
to write your Automobile Insurance for
you. We also write all other lines of casual
ty and liability insurance.
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If you do not now have adequate protec
tion and are not being served by a local
agency, we shall consider it a privilege for
ycu to call on us for information and assist
ance.
W. A. Singleton
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATE STORE
Murphy, N. C. Phone 582
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