House Candidate Will Speak
At Peachtree Community
Buel Adams, Cherokee County view section, moving to Murphy In
Republican candidate for the 1022.
North Carolina House of Repre- The former Murphy mayor at
sentatives in the Nov. 4 general tended local schoola and the Sylva
election. wlU speak at 7:30 p. m Collegiate Institute, Sylva, N. C.
Thursday in the Peachtree Com- ?9 ? employ?d Ior , ^
mttnWy" tiene by the Schnell Contracting
Mr. Adams, a native of Cherokee Co. In .Miami, Ha., and by the U
County, was born in the Grand- S Coastal Geodetic Survey In
mapping Cherokee, Graham and
Clay Counties. * I
He was employed for eight years !
I b; the Tennessee Valley Authority 1
I in 16 >2 he entered the Navy and ,1
served with the 118th Naval Con- .
, structlon Battalion as chief petty
of'tcer under I.t. Comm. Beardon1
1 of Arhevllle. Mr. Adams was in
| service two and a half years with
?S months overseas duty.
He now owns and operates
Adams' Machine Co. In 'Murphy, i
He served two years as mayor
Miss Snyder Reviews Book At SS Meeting
Miss Phyllis Snyder, Region*] church Sunday School Monday
Librarian, reviewed the book, evening.
"Windows For the Crown Prince", j The meeting was held at the
by Elizabeth Gray Vlnlng. at the home of Mrs Peyton G. Ivle and
-egular quarterly meeting of the , pot iuck ^pper was served,
ridells class of the First Baptist Mr, r. d chandler, president,
presided over a short business
after being elected In 1030 He Is 4esslon
. , . _ .. . 1 Mrs. Jot Ray and Mrs. Don Gen
a member of the First Baptist , * . , .
. try. group captains, made plans for
Church, the Lions Club and the i cU? attendance contest for the
American Legion. next two months.
Methodist Choir To Present
! Vesper Concert Sundav P. M.
The choir of the Pint Methodist
Church will present a vesper coo
cert of sacred music In the san
ctuary of the church 4:90 p. m
Sunday, Oct. 26.
The services will be In recogni
tion of Reformation Sunday (the
Sunday before Oct. SI, on which
date Martin Luther posted his
"Ninety-five Theses" on the church
door at Wittenberg, Germany In
1517.)
The selections to oe presented
am, as follows: Prelude: "A
Mighty Fortress Is Our God" by
Martin Luther; "Holy, Holy, Holy"
by Frederic Swift; "My God and
I" by Sergei; "The Ninety and
Nine" by Sankey-Wilson; "Lord, I
Believe" by Ira B. Wilson; "Thy
Kingdom Come" by Forrest Wal-'
'er; "Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
'tune: Refuge) by Powell Weaver;
Ray Palmer's "My Faith Loks Us j
To Thee"; "Hark, the Vesper!
Hymn Is Stealing" by Albert'
e
Scholia; and the Poetlude "O
God, Our Help In Aces Peat" toy
Isaac Watts.
During the service Rev. R. Del
b?rt Byrum, minister, will read a
statement of "Protestant Belief."
Mrs Duke Whitley will be the
organist for the concert and the
choir is under the direction of
Mrs. Glenn Bates. The public is
cordially Invited to attend the
service. Preceding the service the
chimes will be played.
The musical vespers will be in
lieu of the evening service of wor
ship, but the youth meeting will
! be at 6 p. m.
On Sunday morning the Rev. R.
I Delbert Byrum, minister, will have
' "Our Protestant Responsibility" as
his sermon topic.
The Rev. J. Alton Morris is
holding a revival service this week
in Bryson City.
TELLS A STORY
? ? ?
Every month our employee magazine
contains one or more pages of
pictures oi telephone employees who have
been promoted to management.
That ipeaks well of employee opportunity
in the telephone business.
Management jobs at Southern Bell are filled by
promotions through the ranks. Last year
there were 819 promotions to supervisory positions.
There were also 5,834 promotions to
higher non-supervisory jobs, and 615 promotions to
higher management positions.
MONTHLY $66.4S
PAYMENTS
_ D*l?v?r?d to Your Door.
AS LOW AS locol taxi, H onyt extra.
SOUTHERN BELL
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
This policy of opportunity and recognition for the
individual employee means good management
and better telephone service for you. Coupled with good
pay, fair treatment and one of industry's best employee
benefit programs, it explains why more than half
of the employees we had 20 years ago
are still with the Company.
Price quoted b for
Atro-Lark model,
os illustrated.
Come in today and drive America's truly new, most
sensational car. Liberal allowance on your old car will
probably make down payment!
crfsto Willys
FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.
200 Peachtree St. Murphy, N. C.
Public A uction - Bankruptcy Sale
ALL ASSETS of Mountain Valley Cooperative, Inc. will be sold at public auction in and near Brasstown, N. C. on Fri
day, October 31,1952 beginning at llkOO o'clock A. M. and continuing from time to time until everything is sold.
YOU SHOULD BE PRESENT AND BIDDING
Some of the assets are as follows:
L REAL ESTATE:.
A. Creamery Property. Includes two rock buildings now used for complete milk receiving, processing and bot
tling plant Wooden garage and \xh acres land included. This property will be offered for sale along with
the equipment now in the buildings. Trustee will probably start the bidding on this group of assets at the
amount of the mortgages thereon, L e. $27,147.00
B. Brasstown property. This includes seven parcels of land right in town. The office building, the mill build
ing, the ware house building, and 3 tenant houses, all with plenty of land included, and one vacant lot
fronting 300 feet on D. S. No. 64. See Map At Office Of W. Frank Forsyth or E L McKeever in Murphv, N. C. ?
E PHBONAL PROPERTY:
A. Delivery trucks.
B. Grocery store inventory.
C. Office equipment, including adding machines, typewriter, tables, chairs, safe, electric heater, etc.
D. Shore equipment such as Counter scales, show cases, Refrigerators, Coca Cola Cooler, cash register, etc.
TIME: Begins at llkQO A. M.
Place: Brasstown, N.C. and Creamery PI ant 1 mile south of Brasstown. ?
Bste: October 31,1952
Afl sales wifl be made by W.Frank Forsyth, TVustee, and will be subject to confirmation of E Marion Ross, Ref
eree in Bankruptcy at a hearing to be held for this purpose on November 6,1952 a t Ashevilie, North Carolina m the Federal
District Courtroom, in the Post Office Building. .