<^ince!ie ^Wishes
- Midst the many greetings that will come
to you this Christmas, we want J\
you to include our wishes for a s
joyous Holiday and a Rich
and Happy New Year.
GRAY'S CAFE
Andrews, N. C.
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ATthe Christmas chimes ring out
once more we send wishes for a
Happy Holiday to all our friends.
W. T. Forsyth Furniture Co.
Andrews, N. C.
Greetings
Happily, do wt follow a
wonderful old custom of
wishing all our friends
a very Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
CITY BARBER SHOP
Murphy, N. C.
May tke warmtk of tke Yuletide
epirit mmrnd yoa end your loved once
tkroagkoat ? brigkt and kealtky New Year.
WALTER COLEMAN'S
APPLIANCE STORE
MURPHY, N. C.
Mrs. Santa Claus Busy At Work
Mrs. O. B. Ellis sprnds busy hours thr weeks before Christmas
preparing gifts for her little neighbors, to whom she is "Mrs. Santa
Claus'.
Children in a certain Murphy,
Rt. 2 community are used to a
visit from Mrs. Claus on Christ
mas Eve as well as from Santa
bimstU.
Mrs. O. B Ellis, whose nimble
fingers bring joy to little girls in
her neighborhood at Christmas
has traditionally made a doll bed
and dressed a doll to go in it for
each of her "little girl friends "
With the help o" a few pieces
ri wallpaper trimming, cigar box
es. clothes pins and spools. Mrs.
Ellis fashions the doll beds.
Then scrap pieces of cloth, lace
and ingenuity go to make the
?mall mattresses and coverlets for
?rch bed. And dolly herself gets
fancy dress with all the trimm
't-gs.
Christmas Eve finds "Mrs.
Claus" with her dolls and beds
delivering her gifts.
"I enjoy it." says Mrs. Ellis,
and I know I am making friends
for life."
Holder Of Trade
Week Ticket Can
Get $8 Shoes
A mistake by a clerk at Roy V.
Lovingood's Store caused a Mur
phy Trade Week winner to fail
to get an S3 pair of shoes he is
entitled to. Mr. Lovingood said
odaj.
The merchant said if the holder
?>f the $3 certificate will return to
the store he will receive the shoes.
The certificate was presented one
time. Mr Lovingood said, but a
clerk told the holder the certifi
cate was no longer any good.
That was an error. Mr. Lovin
gobd explained, and -the holder
can pick up the shoes just by pre
senting the certificate.
Simplicity is an exact medium
between too little and too much.
Sir Joshua Reynolds
May the happiness of
you and your loved ones
be as everlasting
as the evergreen.
A Merry Christmas, and
Happy New Year
to all our friends.
Lay's Drygoods
Andrews. * C.
No PO Rural
Service Friday
A bar d-pressed. overworked j
Ma p'o Po g O'fice today took |
en-ugh time out to announce that '
there will be no rural delivery or
windy# service Christmas Day or
rural delivery on Friday. Dec. 26.
Joe Ray. postmaster. pointed out
that the Friday non-delivery was
a n-w procedure and reminded
rural palrons that there will b? .
no delivery on Friday.
Mr Ray praised patrons of the
local Post Office for their "won
derful cooperation during the
Christmas rush."
He said people helped by sort
ing cards and placing them in
local and out-of-town slots.
The patience people showed at
the windows was a great help to
the office staff, Mr. Ray said
(2?Rist/mas-]7me
May you
enjoy all the
happiness that
comes to the yoting
in heart at Christmas Time!
ACME HARDWARE
Murphy, N. C.
C/EEETINGS
J OF THI
jfc SEASON
ELECTROLUX CORPORATION
Murphy, N. C.
MARS HILL STUDENTS
Mars Hill?Five Cherokee Coun
ty stud'Dls returned home from
Mars Hill College for the Christ
mas holidays, December 17 to
January 2.
They are: Sallie Mae Buchanan,
Mary Margaret Mirr, George
Washington Pullium. Jr.. and Dor
is Ann Ratter, Andrews; and Ray
Clarence Sims, Murphy.
WRONG DATE
Due to an error in dates the last
cssue of the Scout ran a story that
Hill Thomasson killed an eight
point buck Sat, Dec. 13. Actually
the date should have been Dec. 6.
The deer season was open Dec.
f but was closed Dec. 13.
Thomasson got his buck, but he
didn't break the law to do tt.
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The Christmas greetings
we send to you, hold every
good wish for a Joyous Holiday Season
Hampton Hardware and Supply Co.
Murphy, N. C.
Tenn. St. Murphy, N. C.
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The. lantern of welcome is al
ways shining for our friends ...
especially at this warm, friendly
time of the year. Extended
with it are our best wishes
for a joyous Christmas'
and a happy New Year.
Cherokee Cafe
Murphy, N. C.
w, hope that you will enjoy this Christmas
surrounded by all the things dearest to
your heart. And may the New Year
bring to you all the success and happiness
that make for a rich and meaningful life.
Townson Funeral Home
Murphy, N. C.