U S. torn yrciurtti Mir*,
Mk crop mA MuMtoto. to ??
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to to ?Seat to* earn* m toe
eel to IMS.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11
DICKEY THEATER, MURPHY, N. C.
ON TOE STAGE IN PERSON
FIDDUN SANDY AND
THE DAILEY FAMILY
Starring
WILD BILL BAILEY
Only 7 yean aid. ptayinf 5 different instru
The BAILEY SISTERS - ADA and IRENE
HOWARD, 10 JUNIOR, 12
Mandolin 5-string banjo
PLUS TOECOB HILL TOIO
Also (Full length movie 'Perils of the Jungle'
I'WMM gwor ?s~ |
200 Sheets Kleenex
FACIAL TISSUE
2 Pkgs. 29?
Krey's In Brown Gravy
CHOPPED BEEF 2 10 Oz. Cans 25c
Big Buy In Tea-Hearty And. Vigorous
OUlfOWN TEA"3*lb-^ 49?
EVERBEST PICKLES
All Varieties J 4!4 Oz. Jars 25c
A & P Fresh
PRUNE PLUMS
Packers Label
ORANGE JUICE
Ann Page Fancy
TOMATO SOUP
30 Oz. Can 25c
460z.Can 27c
3 lO1^ Oz. Cans 29c
Real Value! Superfine
CUT GREEN BEANS
2 80z.Caits ]0c
White House Dry Noo-Fat
MILK SOLIDS
Swifts Premium
Golden
CRISP CARROTS
7 Oz. Pkg. 15c
Lb. Pkg. 53c
1 Lb. Cello Bag J2C
Ill PeachtraeSt. Murphy, N. C.
' / 0 *
Andrews, N. C.
GARDEN TIME
Bf
M to
tkna of eprto* flea>?riig bulb*
They may be planted any torn* I
September, October or Nusnnlm
There are many kinds to choose
from Including tuUpo. dattodlto.
crocus, hyacinths and Dutch lrto
Of these, there are mmy variete
and a vide range of colors to suit
the fancy of any Individual gard
ener. By aeleting your vsrlettea
you may extend the blooming sea
son over a period of several weeks
That to especially true of daffodils
In sandy or loose mils bulbs
may be planted a tittle deeper than
in tight day soils. Daffodils (nar
cissi) should be planted six to se
ven inches deep in sandy loam,
tulips and Dutch lrto about five in
ches deep, hyacinths about five to
six inches and crocus about two
Johns - Manville
Bids. Materials
Asphalt Shingles-Boll
Sidlnj
gibbs how. a auto sumi
<lito or
flowers with large yellow or
flat flwere, otter have very large
trumpet* Be eure to
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our Fatter
who passed away one year ago to
day. August 7. 1992.
In our hearts la a loving picture
of our Father we laid to rest.
We love you. precious Father,
but God loved you best.
Ions Stepreus <Mra. Edward) 4-ltp
CABD OF THANKS
To a boat of friends who so gen
erously gave of their time and tal
ent and contributed greatly to the
happiness and welfare of our belov
ed daughter and our borne during
the recent Illness and daeth of
Gayle West, we wish to express our
thanks and gratitude. And es
pecially, thanks to the staff of Pe
trie Hospital who were very won
derful and kind, and to the ones
who were thoughtful with flowers
and other expressions of sympathy.
For all these nice thing we wish to
express our everlasting thanks a
gain.
THE HERMAN H. WEST FAMILY
4-ltc
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our Gayle West,
whose beautiful spirit in life was a
symbol of whet each of us should
strive to bring to life.
Gayle did not wait for the sun
shine to come to her, for she took
it with her wherever she went.
She bore her cross with something
of the same courage, patience and
fortitude that our Master bore
His, and in her short life with us
we feel she has taught us many
beautiful lessons that will help us
to be better people for having
known her.
As we sing LIVING FOR JESUS
we are sure that the Master has
been pleased with the way Gayle
lived her life even in the face of
affliction.
We shall forever cherish our
sweet memories of Gayle and count
it a privilege that we could love
her as a friend.
HER FRIENDS IN THE CHOIR
GROUP
and
MRS. BRISTOL and MRS. CAR
RIER 4-ltc
NOTICE
The Cherokee County Board of
Commissioners will sit as a
Board of Equalization at it's of
fice in the Courthouse in Murphy,
North Carolina on Friday, Aug 21,
1933 then and there to he* all
persons, firms, or corporations who
desire to be heard w4th regard to
the recent revaluation of all tax
able property in MURPHY TOWN
SHIP.
W. E. MOORE, Chairman
Cherokee County Board of
4-3te Commissioners
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday, August 14, 1953, at the of
fice of .the Board of County Com
missioners of Cherokee County in
the Courthouse at (Murphy, North
Carolina, at 10:00 A. M., sealed bids
will be received and opened by the
Board of County Commissioners
from all persons, firms, corpora
tions interested in a contract for
the sale and installation of a com
plete radio sending andrecelving
station and 3 Mobile Units for the
Sheriff's Department.
This the 3rd. day of August, 1953.
W. E. MOORE, Chairman
Cherokee County Board of
4-ltc Commissioners
NOTICE OF SALE
The Cherokee County Board of
Education wiH sell at PubUc Auc
tion at the Courthouee door in
Murphy, N. C. August 29, 1953 at
11 o'clock A. M. to the highest bid
der for cash, (he following de
scribed school property:
Beginning on a Spanish oak on
the North Bonk of the Public road
leadhig from Georgia to <
N. C? and runs WurtUwari. with a
masked line 418 feet to a
oak in the line between arid A.
Roper and F. H. Cook; (hence with
original (hie Weat 209 feet toe
Poet oak; ttanee BoiUhtori with a
marked line 514 feet to White oak
on the bank of arid rand;
with meanders of said road
feet to the
lag two ec "
ittocnarfttaehatoafthaatoty
Tli* Darwin type of tulip to
probably Mm beat tor Km average
gardener beeauae at Me tone atems
and wide range at cotoca. However,
eome at the other typee give excel
lent reaulte for the pereon who
wants something different.
Dutch trie town Id be planted in
September or early October. The
leaves will eome out before win
ter nets in but tbto to natural ao do
not be alarmed. They will with
stand our winters with very little
Prices at lower grade cattle are
expected to continue to fluctuate
considerably the real of tbto year.
No pronounced trend to either di
rection to likely.
IN KOUU
B. Dshty. aan of
DeMy,
ly mhwl In Koran for duly
Ike 1 Corps.
Private Dehty, n i ? In
Battery C of (be MUt Field Artil
lery Tlettsfion. was last stationed
at Camp Rucker, Ala., wlwe he n
belved baste training.
Before entering the Army last
December he una employed by the
J. F. Scbuler Construction Comp
any in Chattactdn, Fin.
BIRTHS
PETEB HOSPITAL
Mr sod Mrs. Hugh Rogers, ftt.
3, Murphy, a eon, July 90.
Mr. and Mis. Julius Dochery, RL
3, iMurphy, s daughter, August 2
Mr. and Mis. James Jackson,
Route 4, BJairavUle, Ga., a boy,
August 2.
DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Thurs.-Frl., Aug. 6-7
David Farrar-Nadia Gray
?IN?
"Night Without
Stars"
Sat, A of. t
Robtre Taylor-Louis Calhern
?IN?
'Devils Doorway"
Sun.-Mon., Au(. 9-19
Victor Mature
?IN?
"Glory Brigade"
Toes.-Wed., Aug. 11-12
Clyde Seattle
"Perils Of The
Jungle*
Also TUESDAY EVENING
ONLY
On the stage In person
Flddlln' Sandy an the
Bailey Family
HENN
THEATRE
ANDREWS. N. C.
FrL-Sat.. Any., 7-8
Tyrone Power
"Pony Soldier"
Late Show
Sat. Aug- 8
y
ftt-G-M
iUphMEEKB
Baae S1EWART ? Saly FOfSEST
Sun.-Mon., A nr. 9-10
A HOWLING HOUDAY!
AU MEW!
MARJOPIE MAIN
PERCY KILBRIDE
Tues., Alf 11
Leo Goreey and the Bowery
Boys
Loose In London!
Wed.-Thurs., An*. 12-13
sDESTTNAnON
?GOBI
H EN N
THEATRE
mntPHT, n. c.
Flt-HaL, Aif. 7-f
"THl
HOMESTEADERS'
f flam.:
Sat An- S
Leo Gorsey-The Bowery Boys
"Smart Alecs"
Sun.-Mon., Ai|. 9-10
JOHN WAYNE
DONNA
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CHARLES COBURN
Toe*., A ax. 11
Bars Bunny's
All SUr
Cartoon Revue
Wed.-Thurs., Allf. 12-13
'Jkhnkom}
AUDIE
MURPHY
iCMOT
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up to Wo MORE MILEAGE!
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good/year
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