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ARTHRITIS?
I km been wonderfully blee
ed In beta* reetored to active
crippled In aaar
Joint in my body end
ill
Arthritis and other forme of Rh
eumatism, bends deformed and
my ankles were eet
Limited space prohibits tell
ing you mom here but if you
will write me I will reply at
omu and tall you bow I received
tMs wonderful relief.
Mrs. Lela S. Weir
MM Arbor Hms Drive
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VI
Ernest A. King
Dies At Culberson
L King, ST died in his
bom* on Bo ate I Cul hereon
11 aja. Wednesday, Oct. 30 after
a loaf illness.
Ha tad been an Iran worker ai
as a veteran of World War L
Funeral services were held Fri
day at 1030 a. m. in abe bome,
with the Rev. C. A Smith off lei at -
inf. Burial was In Stady Grove
Cemetery, with Townaon Funeral
To Rtiuvt
Misery tf
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BUSINESS
EARNINGS
AS USUAL
tNbfcUtUbsni
Loss of earnings is an aftermath
of fire, windstorm and other perils.
Protect your business with our po
licy that continues earnings even
though business is interrupted.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
Murphy
Andrews
Mrs. Townson Is
Pres. Women Head
c. a
_ ? the Women of the
Presbyterian Church far the eom
in< year et
Other officer* elected were.
Prank Crawford, aecretary; Mrs.
Lewie Hodges, Historian.
Chairman of committees, 1
John Thompson, chairman of Spi
ritual Growth. Mrs. J. H. Hamrick.
chairman of World Mtagliiiii Mrs.
Goue Denning, chairman of Stewa
rdship, Mrs. William L. Reed, ch
airman of Assembly', Special Ceu
rnBtamm ^ *ui serve for an
other year are: Mia. Harvey WU
eon. Jr.. vice-president: Mrs. Ann
iRhlllipe, treasurer; Mrs. C. W. Sa
vage, chairman of Church Kxten
ston; Mrs. R M. White, Chairman
of OhrWlan Education and, Mrs.
E. H. Brumby, chairman of An
nuities ,nd Relief.
Marble
LAST WEEK
A-2c Loyal Tin 11 has returned
to California after spending 20
days at home.
?Mr. and Mrs. Homer Raster of
Brevard spent several days here
laat week.
Mrs. Posey Crisp and children
visited in Murphy Wednesday.
'Maxine Trull and Janice Barton
spent the week end in Andrews
with Mrs. Galman Rsper.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer and
Children spent last week end In
Marble with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Trull en
tertained relatives from Tennessee
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Newhouee of
Texas are spending several days in
Marble.
Jimmy Wilson of the U. S. Navy
is home on a leave of 30 days.
Home In charge.
Pallbearers were Ernest Crowe,
Homer Davidson. Joe Hawkins,
Herman Green, Ed Folster and R.
J. St ire wait.
Surviving are the mother, Mrs.
Andrew King, two sons, Gordon
and Clarence of Letitia; four sis
ters 'Mrs. Myron Burnett, Mm. An
nie Kissel burg of Atlanta, Mrs
Hattie Smathers of Canton, and
Mrs. Florence Coffey of Dalton,
Ga.
Also two brothers, Charlie of
San Francisco, Calif, and Tom of
Culberson Route 2 and three
grandchildren.
IS YHIS THE ANSWER TO YOUR
DREAM OF MIRACLE HEARING?
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clarity that ia positively amazing. It completely afiminatre old
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lightest hearing aid transmitter we have ever created.
Come in today for an absolutely free demonstration.
See and try all the woodera of the A-880...
to yoat dream of a miracle hearing device.
FREE
Hearing Aid Clinic
Monday, November 9,1953
THE CHEROKEE HOTEL
MURPHY, N. C.
From 10:00 a.m.
To 2 KM) p. m.
IMi Maty ??war pill replaces any two f?
?A" Mid Tr batteries shown above in
AOOUSTICOII ? ASHEVILLE
00.
906 Jaduoo Bldg.
Atheville, N. C.
George W. West
Dies In Andrews
w. West, 00. died Tue
17, ta an Andram
following an tllaem of two I
A natlve and lifelong resident of
Andrews, be was a member of the I
Vallejttown Baptist Church and
engaged in fanning,
funeral servdas were held Tbu-'
rsday at 2 p. m. In Valley Town
Baptist Church with the Rev. T
D. Denney officiating. Burial eras
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are the widow Mrs.
Hedy Weet... three brothers, Sam
of Andrews, Pearson of Topton
and Davc of Athena, Tenn. and
threa sisters, Mrs. Abfate Case of
Andrews Mrs. OUle Cothern of
Topton. end Mrs. Lola Dyers of
Bialrxvllle, Ge. |
Ivie Funeral Home was in charge.
Brasstown
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Barnett
and children .were the week end
gueets of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O.
Scruggs.
Mr. end Mrs. CoBin Green and
sons were the Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rog
ers.
Mrs. Melvin Crisp is a patient in
the Petrie Hospital, but la report
ed improving.
A number of people enjoy the
singings held each Sunday night at
Hickory Stand Church.
There will be a Harvest Sale at
the Hickory Stand Church Sat
urday, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p. tn. Pro
ceeds will go on the addition to
the church and everyone is invited
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner are liv
ing in the Phillips home and are
extended a welcome to our com
munity.
Charles Arrant was home for the
week end from Greensboro.
BIRTHS
IN PETRIE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Derreberry of
Murphy, announce the birth of a
daughter, October 28.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mauldin of
Murphy, a bo|? October 30, ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hall of Young
Harris, Ga. a ,girl, November 2.
RANGER
iod Mr*.
Smyrna, On., were
Mr. end Mn W. A
S. V. Event of Oak
spent the week end artth Mr.
Aire. C. M. Sneed end family.
Mr. end Mr*. Harford Keialer of
MeryvlUe, Tern
end with Mr. and Mrt. Lam Led
ford end family.
Mn. Jeat WinJet visited Mr.
and Mn. Sli| Cllne of Hickory
recently.
Mrs. Ralph Ledfond visited
Roy iMlHmpe in Gaatonla last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nicholson of
Ohio visited relatives here
week.
BIRTHS
PKTK1E HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hedrick,
Route 1. Murphy, a boy, October
2L
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin of
Murphy, a daughter, October 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Killian, Rt..
3, Murphy, a eon, October 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis of
Murphy, announce the birth of
twin girls, October 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jobeg of
iHayesviHe a daughter October 25.
{top Taking
Harsh Drags for
Constipation
IVpntl MMMTl*
r!
BotcoosripariOo.?aw take harsh drugs.
They cause brutal cramps and griping,
make to
disrupt normal bowel action,
peatetl doses ^T1 mrH
Get jwv bet gmtk relief when too
are temporarily constipated. Take Dr.
Caldwell's Senna Laxative contained in
Syrup Pepsin. No salts, no bush drugs.
contains an extract of
Senna, war of tit fuust natural nptaik
laxative known to medicine.
Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes
good.
gives gentle, comfortable, saris*
" ' for (
. _ relief lot every member of the
family. Helps you get "on schedule"
without repeated doses. Even relieves
stomach sourness that cooiripatya
often brings. ?
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Honey back if not satisfied. Mail bottk
|> Box 280, New York 18, N. Y.
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The Dearborn
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It Puts You Dollars Ahead!
Just think. With this one implement you yet the soil
pulverising and ground leveling ability of a 6-foot
tandem disc harrow and the trash cutting weight and
performance of a bush and bog harrow. Yon get the
versatility and performance of both type harrows for
little more than the price of one!
As a Taidm Disc Harrow
As ? tandem disc harrow, eight 20-inch
en the front gangs break large chunks of day and sad
with ease. Then the ten 18-inch notched discs en the
rear gangs work the ground to complete pulverising
action and serve as a finishing harrow. *
As i Bosh oad Bog Harrow
froot pip, tkli la)lMi?i
? r
I at Ha etffct front
MMni Disc Harrow lift. or
lower, by Ford Tractor HydraoMc
Toorfc Control.
Sturdily eeaitrneted -oasy to
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Credit Terms T? Meet Tke Farmers Needs.
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PHONE M
MURPHY, N. C
LAST
Mrs. Daisy
from Detroit. Midi.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde W. Hughes
were honored at a Hnen shower
Oct IT. Quests included: Mr. and
Mr*. Roy Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Lofton Hatched, Mr. and Mrs. Doc
Little, Mrs. Allen - Hatched, Mis.
Randal Twiggs, Mrs. Horace Kil
Uan. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hughes,
Mr. amd Mr*. Jack Wttaon Mr. and
Hugbaa, AM. end Mr*. 1larve
AUea Hatcbatt left
work at WD
Mr*. Ve
day afternoon with Mr* John H.
Hugh* |
John* - Manvilk
Bid*. Materials
auto sum,*
?HUNTERS
TROPHIES MOUNTEL
WORK GUARANTEED
Pearl Poaey, Taxidermist
N. C.
PHONE 111
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For HIGH QUALITY at LOW COST
Try EVER-BEST FEEDS
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before your tank runs low, our delivery man is
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all wipter long!
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M. C.