Mrs. Etna Almond
Dies At Age 81 .
Funeral services for Mrs. Etna
Almond, 81, of Marble who died in
a Morgantnn hospital Monday af
ter a long illness, were held at 2
p. m. Wednesday m Marble Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Algia West and the
Rev. A. B. Love 11 officiated Bur
ial was in Marble Cemetery.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Wiley King of Marble, one
son. Jack, and a step-son, Harvey,
hoth of Marble; and 13 grandchil
dren; three sisters, Mrs. Georgia
Smith and Mrs. Lillie Davis of
Hayesville and Mrs. Mae Medford
?A Andrews, and one brother,
Mark Sanderson of Englewood,
Tenn.
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R S. Kimbrough. 68
Taken By Death
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H. S. Kimbrough, 68, of Marble
died Thursday, October 9, In a
Knoxvllle, Tenn , hospital after a
short illness.
He was formerly a resident of
I Morristown, Tenn.
I Funeral services were held Sun
| day at 3 p. m. In Murphy First
Baptist Church, with the Rev. Jack
Roberson officiating. Burial was in
. Marble Cemetery with Townson
i Funeral Home in charge.
I Survivors include three daugh
ters, Miss Nell Kimbrough of
ixnoxvilie, Mrs. Mildred Wilson of
Atlanta. Ga, and Mrs. Jack Cum
mings of Jacksonville, Fla.: two
I sons, R. W. Kimbrough of Atlanta,
I and W. E. Kimbrough of Jackson
ville. Fla.
Patrick
Mr. and Mrs. William Payne had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Edd Payne and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Zeke Leonard and children
of Oak Park and George Payne o:
Talking Rock. Ga.
Misses Joy and Cleo Horton and
Bernard Horton were business vis
itors in Knoxville, Tenn., Wednes
day .
Mr. and Mrs. Allard Adams and
-mall son of Oregon visited their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ad
ams last week. They visited friends
at Maryville, Tenn., over the week
end.
Miss Marlecn Helton of Copper
T-ill. Tenn. spent the week-end
with her uncle and aunt, the Rev.
and Mrs. W. M. Rodgers.
The Rev. and Mrs, W. M. Rodg
ers and daughters, and Miss Mar
teen Helton were the dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Grady William
Hiwassee Juniors
Elect Officers
The Junior elnsa of Hiwwacee
Dam School held the first class
Meeting of the 1052 school year
ip their home room recently.
The following class officers were
elected: President, Drucilla Stiles;
vice-president. Joyce Hamby; sec
retary, Arnold Martin; treasurer:
Kenneth Roece; reporter, Bernard
Horton.
Those on a committee to sug
gest ways to raise money for the
class are as follows: Mrs. Adams,
Ruth Frady and Carroll.
Sponsor of the class is Mrs. Mil
c'rtd H. Stewart.
Among The Sick
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beaver of
Patrick are recovering from a re
cent illness.
Dewey Williamson, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Williamson of
Patrick, is recovering from a
mouth and throat infection.
Mrs. Gillie Williamson of Riv
er Hill is ill with flu.
-an Sunday.
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A surprise birthday dinner was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Payne for Mrs. Grace
Rotigers Sunday. October 5. A
large number of friends were pres
ent,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Horton and
' son. Elton, were the guests of Mr
1 and Mrs. Marion Adams Sunday
i fternoon.
! Bernard Horton was the guest of
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
r .de Crort. at Farner. Tenn,
i Saturday evening.
North Carolina State College
rcien'ists are seeking a way to
control the ham mite.
Mrs. Waldroup
Taken October 8
Mrs V. M. Waldroup. 68. wife
of Or. V. M Waldroup of Hlarwas
see. Ga, died at her home Wednes
I day. October 8, at 4 p. m. after a
brief illness.
She had resided in Hiawaaaee
for 47 years. ?
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Friday in Truett-'McConnell
| Memorial Baptist Chapel. The Rev.
Mr. Preace officiated and burial
. vas in Osborne Cemetery.
I Surviving, in addition to the
! husband are two daughters, Mrs.
C. R Franks of Cleveland. Ga.,
and Mrs Louise W. Mills of New
ark. N. J.; one son. George R. Wal
droup of Hiawassee; and nine
grandchildren.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
HELP WANTED?MALE
OR FEMALE
Aggressive young man or woman,
preferably but not necessarily
with college training, for local
enrollment work representing
the Blue Cross Plan. Hospital
Care Association of Durham.
Must have car and be free to
travel entire countv. Salary plus
incentive bonus plan Contact
A. H. Daniels, Sr., Assistant
Manager. Hospital Care Associa
tion. 212 Mil^s Building. Ashe
ville. telephone 35521. 14-ltp
FOR SALE: Apex Fold-A-Matic
Ironer. used very little; folding
couch used very little; display
case; 2 electric heaters and li
brary table. Lucile Barnett, An
drews. N. C. 14-ltc 1
TURKEYS are ripe. You can have
them dressed or on the hoof. !
Ten to 20 lbs dressed. Fifteen
to 25 as is. J. H. Hampton,
Phone 334-W. 14-3tp
FOR SALE: House and acre lot,
300 foot frontage on U. S. High
way 19. Lee McClure. 14-ltp
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Two-bed
room house and lot on Bourne
St. Will sell or trade for farm
I or farm land. See B. T. Sanders,
I Murphy. N. C. 14-3tc
TOR SALE: Ten Duroc pigs. 8
weeks old. Can furnish papers
for registration. One registered
Duroc Boar, 2 years old, about
400 pounds. C. C. Roberts, To
motla, N. C. 14-ltc
FOR SALE: 1947 Ford It* ton 12
r foot dump truck. Good tires. In
good condition. Can be seen at
Stiles Service Station, Marble,
N C. Price $495. 14-3tp
FOR SALE: Few hundred bushels
corn. Some white, some yellow.
If interested contact Fred Bren
dle. Suit, N. C. 14-3tp
FOR RENT: Two-room, furnished
downstairs apartment. Electric,
heat. Hot water. Rent reason
able. Cafl Edwina Hagaman,
phone 250, Murphy, N. C.
14-3tc
FOR RENT?Floor sanding ma
chine and polisher by hour or
day. Phone 100. Gibbs Hardware
and Auto Supply. 47-tfc
WANTED TO BUY: Lightweight,
clean, used two-person trailer.
See C. S. Freel or phone 507-J.
Andrews, N. C. 14-ltc
FOR SALE?Cinder Blocks, any
size, any amount Delivered j
Palmer Bros., Phone 208. Mur
phy, N. C. 47-tfc
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NATION-WIDE MOVING SERVICE
AUTHORIZED AOINT
Palmer Bros. Trucking Co. Inc.
Phone 202 Murphy, N. C.
International offers wide range
of medium-dutv trucks!
Because International offers a complete
range of medium-duty models, you're bound
to find "the one" best suited for your job.
This means extra years of service, big sav
ings on gas and oil, remarkably low mainte
nance costs. These are just a few of the
reasons why you should consider an Interna
tional. Come in and get the whole story.
DoubU-duty I With a combination ?tock rack and
grain body, tho L-160 sorios b a roal favor ita with
farmors. In 130, 142, 154, and 1724n. wh?lbo??.
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Murphy^ N. C
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INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
FOR SAL?: Tourist Court In
North Carolina Mountain*. Six i
aire cottage*, one 6-room mod
ern house, one nice building lot.
all nicely landscaped. Large
chicken house, barn, 16 acre*
river bottom land. Located 1
mile east of Hayesville, N. C.
1 mile from Lake Chatuge, near
route 64 Priced for quick *ale,
$14,000 (told by owner). Albert
Marten*, Route 3, the Y, Haye*
ville, N. C. 12-3tp
HOUNDS WANTED: I will be in
Murphy at the Cattle Sale Barn
every Tuesday morning to buy
large size, extra nice looking
hounds from 3 to 5 years old in
Redbone, Black and Tan, Blue
ticks and Redticks. I will also
buy extra nice Black, White and
Tan Beagles, 2 to 4 years old.
Herman Gary, Route 2, Alberts
viile. Ala. 12-3tp
SALESMEN WANTED: Your Own .
Business. Rawleigh Dealers earn I
good profits. Products on Cred
it. Pay as you sell. Exceptional
opportunities for industrious
person. Write Rawlelgh's. Dept.
NCJ-750-170% Richmond, Va. |
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HELP WANTED: Reliable man for
work in furniture store.. Must
be sober, honest and dependa
ble: salary and commission, fine
opportunity for right person If
interested, contact Herman Bra
uer, Andrews, N. C 13-3tc
FOR SALE: Country cured hams
Farmers Federation. Murphy, N.
C Phone 62. 13-3tc
II YOU NEED Kitchen Furniture ,
come to Murphy Furniture Sal
vage We specialise In Living
Room Suit's. 13-3tc
FOR RENT: Two-room furnished |
apartment Steam heat furnish
ed. Call 30. 13-3tc
'OR SALE: Several weaned age
registered horned Hereford
bulls. Tom Evans. Phone 48,
Murphy, N. C. 13-3tc
FOR RENT: Apartment Wired for
electric stove. Tom Evans. Phone
48. Murphy. N C. 13-Stc I
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FOR SALE: Four lots, 3-rootn 1
house with electric kitchen. Gar-!
age and outbuilding. Call 238-J
evenings or see Mrs. Ralph Ram-'
sey. 13-3tp
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SEWING, dressmaking and al'er
ina done at hom?. Mrs. George j
Portwood, 420 Valley River Ave
nue. Phone 396-J. 13-3tc
FOR SALE: Forkdeer oats. Balboa
rye. barley, rye grass, Dixie re
seeding crimson clover, orchard 1
crass. fescue and ladino clover (
seeds. Nine hundred bales hay.
Hemelite Chain saws and repair
parts. Smithmont Farm Service, j
Route 1, Murphy, N. C. 13-3tc
FOR SALE: Tennessee Walking
Horse, subject to registration, 8
yoars old. five gaited. a gentle
horse, easily handled by women
and children Reason for selling,
owner 90 years old and now un- 1
able to ride. Interested person,
contact owner, T. J. Bristol, An
drews, N. C. 13-3tc
OUR lUgratiUUn will to Is
Murphy Tuesday of every week
tor new scd used sewing mach
ine* and repairs. Write Singer
Sewing Machine Co., % Box
Murphy, N. C. 8-tfc
FOR LEASE: Eight hundred acre
cattle farm complete with one
large barn and three smaller
barns. Also good farm hous*.
This farm is located 4 miles east
of Andrews on the Valley River.
Write: Agent, Box 177, Andrews
or call Andrews No. 93.
10-tfe
WANTED TO BUY For cash high
treed repairable and slick re- ?
cappable carcasses. Any amount,
any size. Graves Tires Co. Phone
300, Murphy. 47-tft
WELL DRILLING: ? Have vour
wells drilled by modern machin
ery 6" and 8" domestic and
commercial wells. Macon Pump
and well Company. Write F. B.
Ro-ers, Route 1, Franklin. N C.
12-1 :>tp
OROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. Com
plete line Fruit Trees, Nut
Trees, Berry Plants, Grape
Vines, and Ornamental Plant
Material offered by Virginia's
Largest Growers. Salespeople
wanted. Write for Free Copy
58-page Planting Guide In col
li r. Waynesboro Nurseries ?
Waynesboro, Virginia 10-7tc
FOR SALE: Syrup buckets, one
half and one gallon sizes. Far
mers Federation, Phone 62,
?Murphy, N. C. 13-3tc
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RADIO PHONOGRAPH
plays continuously
for up to
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plays all records with fdM
An outstanding value! This fine Admiral Radio
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It's beautiful and compact yet plays np to S
hours at uninterrupted mush ~
ity features include a powerful:
Beautiful ebony cabinet Is finished la resist WltKLY PAYVKNT8
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Gibbs Hardware & Auto Supply
Phono 100 Murphy, N. C*
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