Murphy Topples
Cherokee 19-6
n AD Aim AB0M8ON
lb* Bulldogs ttnick paydirt in
of play. On
_ D
their attack seamed stalled.
?a than drew a 19 yard
which placed tbe Yellow
on the Andrews IS yard
line with a first down. lit de
ciding acore was n pass from Long
ho Bracken in the end sane.
A colorful ceremony was held at
the halftime of the game, W
Miss Bobbie Oonley waa crowned
1953 Football Queen of Andrews
High School. Miaa Patsy Derre-|
beery, last year's Quean was <
of the attendants, other attend
ants, were seniors, Revs MoeteUer
and Evelyn Hogan; Juniors, Helen
Adams and Jean Lovtngood; sop
pbmores, Virginia Hardin and Sh
elby Recce; freshmen, Carolyn
West, Ardltb Ray and Lhtda Br
yant
Each football team member sp
onsored a girl In tbe ceremony.
Miss Con ley was crowned by Bob
by Cooper, oo-captata. The event
waa sponsored by the Andrews
Monogram Club.
2 p. m. Thursday in Vengeance
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Jim Truett officiated
and burial was nt the Oarreberry
Cemetery.
Surviving, in addition to the pa
rents are the paternal grandmoth
er, Mrs. Cansada Debty; and the
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fearce. ?
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge.
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
FrL-Sat, Oct. 30-11
Stadia* Harden
"Kansas Pacific"
la cineoolor
LATE SHOW
Sat., Oct. 31
Boris Karloff-Grant Withers
?IN?
i
"Doomed To Die"|
San.-Mon., Nov. 1-2
Errol Flynn-Anthony Steel
?IN?
"Master Of
Ballantrae"
in technicolor 1
Yuea.-Wed., Nov. 3-4
Greer Girson-Walter Pidreon
"Scandal At
Scourie"
In technicolor
Thw*.-FrL, Nov. H
"Column South'
Murphy i first ptay
Eddie "Moody" Elliott,
brash-sway artist. dmbed 40
? set up the first touch
Ttiree plays later Tommy
Gentry bowled over for the some.
Elliott kicked the extra point and
led 7-0.
| In the second quarter Tommy
Gentry pulled in a Cherokee four
th down kick and wormed his way
37 yards downfiekL Several plays
later Gentry again scored. Elliott's
Elliott's pat attempt was blocked,
and the half time score sms 13-0.
In the third quarter Gentry again
galloped about 35 yards on a Cher
okee punt to eet up another touch
down. Eddie Elliott scored, but
(Murphy was penalised and the h d.
was called back. On the next play
Murphy fullback. Holt Palmer,
bulled his way 20 yards for
another score. However it was call
ed back.
Finally several plays later Elli-,
ott pushed over a score. Elliott's1
Shortly after chat the game end
ed with Murphy rtlll In control of
the
Outstanding on Murphy's defen
sive platoon were Ralph Almond a
dough guard, and James Carroll,
the always dependable linebacker.
Elliott's 42 yard kicking average
also proved Important One of El
liott's kicks covered more than 95
yards.
Up until the fourth quarter the
remarkable Murphy defense bed
yielded only one first down So the
Indians while the Murphy offense
more than doubled that of Chero
kee.
Murphy's next game Is at Frank
lin with a team that almost upset
the mighty Bryson City Maroon
ATTENTION
POULTRYMEN
We will have 2,000 Direct Thompson
White Rock pullets 10 weeks old November
9th. And 2,000 Direct Nichols Pullets ready
November 19th at $1.05 each.
We will pay 5c per dozen Premium
ABOVE Market Price for hatching eggs
from these pullets or Baby Chicks placed
between now and December 31.
If you need fei&ncing, come in and let us
explain our plan to you.
FARMERS FEDERATION
"Oldest Hatching Egg Buyers in Cherokee County."
DON RAMSEY, Manager
Murphy, N. C. Phone 62
DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Thurs.-Fri., Oct. 29-30
Sonny Tofts-Barbara Payton
?IN?
lun For The Hills
Sat., Oct 31
Plld BUI Elloltt-Gabby Hayes
?IN?
"Man From
Thunder River",
Sun.-Mon., Not. 1-2
Tex Barker-Joyce MaeKensle
?IN?
"Tarzan And The
She Devil"
Taea.-Wei^ Not. S-4
John
"Crosswinds"
HENN
THEATRE
ANDREWS, N. C.
Frt-Sat, Oct. 30-31
Wild BUI Elliott
?IN?
"Rebel City"
LATE SHOW
Sat., Oct 31
Frances Dec-Tom Conway
?IN?
"I walked With
A Zombie"
Snn.-Mon., Not. 1-2
Virginia Mayo-Gene Nelson
?IN?
"She's Back On
Broadway"
in technicolor
Toe*., Not. S
Ken Marray-Preatom Footer
?IN?
"The Marshall's
Daughter"
Wed.-Thora., Nor. 4-8
John Payne-Jan Sterltnf
The Vanquished'
4-H Cub Completes
Officers Elections
The county*! it Four-H Chita
week completed election of
theu- officer* tor the year. The
cluta and their states ere:
ANDREWS JUNIOR: President,
Boh Sla?le Nantahala; vice pres
ident, Madge Barton, Marble; sec
retary, Jerry Dalley, Andrews; and
reporter. Terry Stegle, Nantahala.
ANDREWS SENIOR: president,
Billy Reynolds, Rt 1, Andrews;
vice-president, Carolyn West, Mar
ble; secretary, Mack Clarke, Hi. 1,
Andrews; and reporter. Gay Fran
ces Stewart, Andrews.
HI W ASS EE DAM JUNIOR: pre
sident, Nancy Dockery, HI west
Dam, vice-president, Richard 'Hop
wood, Hlwassee Dam; secretary,
Minnie Kay Worley, Rt 1, Turtle
town, Term.; and reporter, Roger
Worley, R. 1, Turtle town, Tenn.
HIWASSEE DAM SENIOR
president, Marjarie Reese, Oak
Park; vlee-presldeat, Robert Pat
terson; secretary, Helen Gra
ham Unaka; reporter, Fredrick
Crowder. Salt
HIWASSEE DAM SENIOR BOYS
president, Arthur West Rt. 1. Tur
tletown, Tenn.; vice-president, Ci
pde Stark, Hlwassee Dam; secre
:ary. Tommy Keenum, Suit; re
Devil*,
rhe lineup:
Vlurphy <19)
Ends. Dockery, Pipes, Murphy
Adams'
Hackles. Swanson, McCombs, Gad
dis, Mattox
Guards Mulkey, Almond, Foster
Chapman
Center* Hall Carroll
Backs. Elliott, Gentry, White, Pal
mer, Van Horn Corn well
Moore, Stlles
Scoring touchdowns: Gentry (2),
Elliott
Pat Elliott t placement)
Cherokee <6)
Ends. Wahneeta, Reed
rackles. Watty, Lossiah
Guards. Panther, Walking Stick
Centers. Taylor
Backs Standing Deer, West, Welch,
Taylor
Scoring Touchdown. Whaneeta ?
Statistics Murphy Chr'kee
First Downs 12 6
Yds. gained rushing 248 105
Passes attempted 9 10
Passes completed 1 1
Passes com. 1 1
Yds gained passing. 1 5
Passes int. by 2 1
Yds. gained int. 32 2
Kicking Average 42 25
Yds. kicked ret. 124 109
Opponents fumbles, rec. 1 1
Yds. lost penalties 55 25
pi
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MURPHY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Show Starts At Dusk
Thurs.-Frt, Oct. 29-30
Mitxi Gaynor-Scott Brady
'Bloodhounds Of
Broadway"
in technicolor
Sat.. Oct. SI
John Ireland-Marie Windsor
little Big Horn"
Snn.-Mon., Not. 1-2
John Payne-Snaan Morrow
"The Blazing
Forest"
Taea.-WeA, Not. 3-4
'Jalopy"
potter, Herbert Price, Oak Pack.
HIW ASS EX DAM SENIOR GIRLS
praaHawt. Juaatta Rapcr, Oak
Park; vice-president,
rttn, At 1_ TurUetowo,
retary, Betty Lou Balae. Pa
Tens.; reporter, Jeanette Brace.
Star Bt, Turtletown, Tenn.
1.
Ladd, Marble; sec
retary, LeRoy Coffey Marble;
| sad reporter, Praakie Mae Wal
king. BC 1, Marble.
MARlfo-S CREEK JUNIOR:
president. Lloyd Beavers; vlee
prseident, Patsy Smith, BraaStown;
secretary, Walter Owenby; and re
porter Phyllis Glllenwater, Rt 1,
Braeatown.
MARTIN'S CREEK INTERME
DIATE: prertdent, T.*J. Logan. Rt.
2, Murphy; vice president. Janice
Citsp, Rt. 2 Murphy; secretary,
Winston Stalcup; and reporter, Sh
irline Oliver, Rt. 2, Murphy.
MURPHY JUNIOR: president,
Bub Penland, Murphy; vice-pres
ident, Margaret Ann wilcox, Rt.
2, Murphy; secretary, Danny Lof
tis, Murphy; and reporter, Ruth
Rates. Murphy.
MURPHY INTERMEDIATE: pr
esident, Tommy Moore, Murphy;
Wee president, Edith Faye Wilcox,
Rt 2, Murphy; secretary, Bobby
Morris; end reporter, Grace TOwn
son, Murphy.
MURPHY SENIOR: president,
Clara Hashes, Rt 2, Mnrphy;
Wee president William Lee, Rt
2, Mnrphy; secretary, Jerry Ruth
Smith, Rt 2, Mnrphy; and rep
orter, Jackie Wilson, Rt 1, Mar
ble.
iPEACHTREE: president Betty
Kate Wilson, Rt 1, Marble; Wee
president, Bobby Hendrix, Rt 1,
Murphy; secretary, Shirley Stiles,
Rt 1, Murphy; and reporter, Jim
my Hendrix, Rt 1, (Murphy.
RANGER' JUNIOR: president
Drucells Truett, Rt 2, Culberson;
vice president, Johnny Hawkins,
Rt. 2, Culberson; secretary, Nancy
Cook, Rt 1, Copperhill, Tenn.; and
reporter, T. J. Harris, Rt 1, Cop
perhill, Tenn.
TOMOTLA JUNIOR: president
Johnny Bandy, Rt 1, Marble,
Wee president, Joyce Johnson,
Johnson, Rt 1, Marble; secretary
Charles Bettis, Rt 1, Marble;
and reporter, Tabitha Rowland,
Rt 1, Marble.
WHITE CHURCH: president,
Emanuel McDonald, Rt. 3, Murphy
vice president Flora Rae Johnson,
Rt. 3, Murphy; and reporter, Billie
Jo McDonald, Rt. 3, Murphy. ,
UNAKA: president, Willa Mae
Bryson, Unaka; Wee president, J.
B. Curtis, Unaka; secretary, Genoa
Coleman, Rt. 3, Murphy; and re
porter Don Davis, Unaka.
Andy Mull Dies
Of Heart Attack
Andy Mull. 70, died of a heart
attack at 12:30 p. m. Thursday,
October 22, in the iho>me of a son,
Johnnie Mull in Atlanta, Ga.
Funeral services were held at
at 10:30 a. m. Sunday in Oak Grove
Baptist Church in Union County,
Ga. The Rev. Conley Lov-ingood,
the Rev. Gus Hunt and the Rev.
Clarence Voyles officiated and
burial was "in the church cemetery.
Surviving are the widow of Lew
ner, Ga.; four sons. Homer and Gil
WJ >
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BIDE J?t aa CHEAP.
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lot. Down payment aa low aa 92*.
Weekly Paymeata tram 91 to $8.
1948 Ford
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1947
1941 Plymouth Coupe
W41 Dodye Piekup
1944 CMC
1919.
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1941
EVANS AUTO
USED CAB LOT
Oa Andrewa Bd. Next To
171 ? Murphy, N. C.
PVT. GWKNDYL MOWN
Pvt. Gweodyf Brown ton at Mr.
and Mr?. Leonard J. Brown, who
graduated from Hiwaaaee High
In the ciaaa at IMS, and later grad
uated from the echool of Nursing
at Madison College, Tann-Jg now
stationed at Camp Rickett, Va.
Pvt. Brown Is In the Medical
Corps. Before entering the army
he was married to the former Be-1
ty Jo Jennings of Columbia, Tetm. I
She la also a graduate of the
School of Nursing at Madison
Tenn. .
bert of Lewner, Randall of Gas
tonia and Johnnie of Atlanta three
daughters, Mrs. Leesie Brackett
and Mrs. Edith Cody of Gastonia,
and Miss Betty Mull of the home,
also nine grandchildren.
Three sisters. Miss Mary Jane
Mull and Mrs. Vina Raper of Cul
berson and Mrs. Eliza Potest of
Alphretta, Ga.
Townson Funeral Home was In
charge.
United States meat production
under federal inspection for the
week ended October 3 was estim
ated at 382,000,000 pounds, a de
crease of 1 per cent compered
with the 388,000,000 pounds a
week earlier, but 20 per cent above
a year ago.
Lutherans Set
Reformation
Festival Sunday
Andrew's
will i
tival of the Reformation Sunday.
Nov. 1. ?t the regular 11 KM o'
clock Service.
Hie Festival at the Reformation
this year will mark die tfhb an
niversary of the Protestant Church
Pastor Gobble will preac* on the
and today". The choir at St An
drew's wMh Mrs. J. O. Carrier as
organist will provide special mus
ic.
Welcome Is extended to every
one to Aire in this Festival
through worshipping at St And
rew's Lutheran Church in An
Raxter Dies In
Marble Suddenly
David P. Baxter, 81. ?
fanner died suddenly in Ms borne.
Marble, Route 1, at 5:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Oct 81.
Funeral service, were held at 2
p. m. Saturday In Marble Baptist
Church, with the Rev. A. B. Lov
ell and the Rev. Algia West offi
and burial was in the Derrebenry
cemetery.
Surviving are the widow, Mis.
Mettle Deweese Raxter; two sons,
Ernest of Marble and Roy of Bal
timore, Mr.; 10 grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren.
Townson Funeral Home was In
chdrge.
In selecting swine breeding
stock, Whether for production at
slaughter hogs or for breeding
stock, the ability to product large
litters of pigs having desirable
conformation and quality is of
greatest importance.
DID YOU KNOW? '
Did you know that if a small child yon see playing by the
roadside, suddenly darts in front of your ear and is injured or
killed, you will be liable in damages?
This drastic but just law is provided for the protection of
our children's known impulusive tendencies, but increases the
possibility of your liability.
t
To avoid the financial distress such an occurence would
bring tc you.
Carry Liability Insurance
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AGENCY
PHONE 145
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