STOP! LOOK! AND EAT!
At People's Grade A Cafe
OPEN 24 HRS DAILY
Spccia firing in
Fried Chicken and Thick Jtricy Steaks!
Tennessee St Murphy, N. C.
opposite Hcu Theatre
K. L. BEAVERS
ANNO UNCIN G
OPENING OF
FRANKLIN ESSO
SERVICE
On U. S. Highway 19 (Andrews Road)
Fourth of a mile from Town Limits
Complete Auto Service At Its Best
George "Buck" Carroll, Mgr,
Phone 237
Mr*. Rufty Hu
Andrews Guild Meet
The Weeleymn Serrlee Guild
i<oae of Mr* J. 1 Rufty
Fred Bibiaftoo ee co-boet
The devotional theme "That ail
at the First Meinodist Church of' mep May Ooene" wee prepared by
Andrews met test week at the' Mi* Vara Moore and Mr*. Kirk.
FORD OWNERS
If you're planning a vacation
or week-end holiday in your
Ford, have it
TRAVEL-CHECKED
by our Ford service mechan
ics before you leave. You'll
save time and money, too.
And you'll start your trip with
an easy mind.
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BARGAIN PRICES ON MANY SHOP
SERVICES THAT WE ARE OFFERING
DURING THIS MONTH ONLY!
SURE SIGNS Of SAVINGS
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Burch Motors
"YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER"
PHONE 95 MURPHY, N. C
NoticeTo
TAXPAYERS
Pay YOUR 1952 Taxes
Now And Save More Cost.
They Will Be Advertised
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The Second Week In Aug
ust, 1953.
E.L. SHIELDS
Tax Collector
John W. Stewart
Dies In Graham
John W. Stewart. 79. died at
hie home in the Wert Buffalo m
tion of Graham County rt 9 p. m.
Monday after an extended llhisas
He wae encased in timber operat
Jamts L. Bynum of Johnson City,
Teen, and Mr*. William Brown of
Germany; four eons, James R,
Garland, Benjamin and Columbus
Crisp of Murphy; two step-chil
dren,. Roy Crisp of Huntersvllle
and Mrs. L. P. Bright of Charlotte;
41 grandchildren, 10 great-grand
children; four sisters Mrs Henry
Watts, Mrs. Cora Coetoer, and Mrs
John CbasUin of Loudon, Team,
and Mrs. Joe Bingham of Vonore,
Tenn., three brothers, James
Dotson and Willie Dotson of Vo
nore, and Isaac Dotson of Sweet
water, Tenn.
Towson Funeral Home was in
charge. , \
The program consisted of the
study of "Laborers for Christ",
presented by Miss Jean Christy.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Burnett New
ff "? ? 'J' 1 S"?
Rotary Head
Ty Burnette b lb* new
at the Andrews Rotrary Club after
being sworn in at tostsUatkm aar
vlcca by Gordon Butler.
Other offieera installed at the
recant meet were S. G. Gernert.
Vice president; Joe Sursavage,
secretary-treasurer; and Luke El
lis, E L Kirk. Gerald Almond and
Jeff Brooks, directors.
ion moat of his life.
Funeral services were held at
11 a. m Wednesday in Cedar
CUff Baptist Church with the Rev.
Clarence Adams officiating Bur
ial was ki the church cemetery
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs- LilUe Adams Stewart; three
daughters, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs.
Jasper Hedrick of Robbinsvlle and
Mrs. J. S. Nebbick of Clarksville,
Tenm.
Also six sons. Will, Grady, Broa
dus, Virgil, Tillman and Gurley,
aU of Robbinsville.
Toweend Funeral Home was in
charge.
Sandra Mash burn is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. MO
ton Mashburn in Jackson, S. C.
Buck Creek
Ranch
Professional Music
And Calling >
Come and Have Fun
Saturday, July 25
8 p. m?12 midnigl
$1.50 per Couple
75c single
i
On V. S. Route 64
Between Hayeartlle and Frank!
Super Fine Cut
BEANS
2 80z.Cans ]0c
WWCJtE ECONOMY
Ann Page Pure
GRAPE JEU.Y
. A
12Oz. Glass |Qc
Jane Parker
RAISIN BREAD
*
16 Oz. Loaf 2Qc
Packer's Label
ORANGE JUICE
46 Oz. Can 27c
Sunnyfield
CAKE FLOUR
2% lb. Pkg. 33c
Pick of Carolina Whole
SWEET PICKLES
Pt. Jar 25c
Marcal
TOILET TISSUE
80 ct Pkg. ]Qc
Jane Parker
BUNS Jelly Topped Pkg. 29c
Fresh California
RED PLUMS
Lb. 25c
Swift's All Meat
BOLOGNA Slieed Lb,49c
\
Smoked Short Shank
SHOULDER PICNIC
Lb. 45c
Ill PeachtreeSt. Murphy, N. C.
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Andrews, N. C.