Andrews Lions Stage
Ladies Night Banquet
The Andrews Lion* Club held
"Ladles Night", Thursday Night at
the Shell running Room at 7 p. m.
L,ion President Herman Braurer
opened the meeting, railing en
Lion Vttoid Gobblns for the Invo
cation, followed by song led by
Lion E. A. Munger.
Lion Brauer Introduced Lion H.
Bueck of Murphy as Toast master.
After several remarks of the pro
gress at the Andrews Lions Club,
Lion Richard Cooley of Nentahala
wij introduced who in turn Intro
duced the speaker B. L. Mc
Glamery of Franklin.
His subject was on "Liberty, In
telligence, did Our Nations Safe
ty", which is the Lion Internation
al's slogan.
Lkm Bueck presented Lion Dr.
Charles O. Van Gorder with a
Past-President's (Pin. and also a gift
was presented to Lioness Helen
Van Gorder from the Club.
Lioness Ruth Baldwin was pre
sented a Hanson Cigarette Lighter,
for her outstanding work at the
Lion's Booth ?t the Cherokee
County Fair.
The most enjoyable event of the
evening was the door prises, pre
sided over by Lion Bob White of
Murphy, assisted by Lion A. B.
Chandler, Jr., Lion Raul Craw
ford, and Lioness Myra Walker.
Each Lioness wes presented a Note
Book Favor. /
Other guests for the evening
were Lioness Bueck, Lion and
Lioness Bob White, Lion and Lion
ess Bob Easley, all of Murphy also
Or. and Mrs. Floyd Bollock and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers.
The dining room was decorated
with the traditional Lion Colors
and Autumn flowers. Llotmess
Myra Walker, Helen Van Gorder
and Lioness Tibbett were recog
nized for the decorations.
A turkey dinner was served to
the approximately 85 attending
members and guests. j
The Board of Directors of the
Andrews Lions Club will meet at
the home of A. B. Chandler, Jr.,
Thursday, Nov. 5th, at 7 p. m.
RANGER COMMUNION
The Ranger Baptist Church will
hold Communion Services on Sat
urday night, Nov. 14, at 7:30.
Everyone is invited to attend. The
Rev. W. T. Truett is paster.
The Return of
Elijah the Prophet!
Also Bible Film: God'* Sim of
Power & Authority"
FRIDAY NIGHT?7:30, NOV. ?
SATURDAY AFTERNOON?2:00,
NOV.7
Bible Classes for all age group
Sermon:3r00 p. m. "Man's Greatest
Privilege & Responsibility"
SUNDAY NIGHT, 7:30, NOV. S
THE UNITED STATES IN
BIBLE PROPHECY!
HOLY i BlRuT
V
Alao Bible Film: "The Seal of
God and the Mark of the Beast!"
MONDAY NIGHT?7:S0, NOV.9
"God's Answers To Man's Excuses'
Also Bible Film: "Search for a
M twins Text"
HEAR!
Evangelist
Peter G. Crestalcos
BIBLE
AUDITORIUM
Upstairs over D ft L Pontiac
Motor Co. Across the street from
the Post Office.
Murphy, N. C.
37 Examined At
Bye Clinic Here
Some 37 Cherokee County per
sons this week bad their eyes ex
amined at the Lions Club-sponsor
ed eye clinic ?t the Health Depart
ment here.
The clinic was one of four clinics
held here annually. Dr. PoweH,
AaheviHe specialist, along with
Mrs. Elba Kearney, made the ex
aminations.
At the clinics preference is given
school children It was reported.
County Crafters Get
21 State Fair Awards
Seventeen Cherokee County
crafters took away 21 prizes at the
N. C State Fair last week while
three out of four aeed corn ex
hibit* from the county also took
awards.
The crafters took 11 blue ribbons,
and one white. The blue ribbons
were awarded on three pewter
pins earbobs and buttons; an etc
hed aluminum tray; a fancy sten
ciled apron; a linen handtowel a
cotton handtowel, both woven; and
a cotton luncheon set and linen
luncheon act also woven.
I 'Mrs. B. E. Warner, of this county
demonstrated metal work in the
craft section of the "Village of
Yesteryear", a new feature of the
fair. This section is to be continu
ed as a permanent feature at the
I Slate Fair, and crafters will be of
fered ? market for their crafts as
well ag competition ig exhibiting.
The 17 crafters exhibiting were:
Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Tom Graham,
Miss Dale Sudderth, Mrs. Lynn
Gault, Mrs. Rath Carroll, Mrs. R.
M. Adidas, Mrs. Ethel Anderson
and Mrs. Helen Gernert.
Abo Mrs. Charles Hughes. Mrs.
L. E. Laughter, Mrs. E. Roach, Mrs.
Roy Lee, Mrs. A. M. Furr, Miss
| Lyda Mallonee, Mrs. D. N. Furr,
Mrs. Bessie Derreberry and Mrs.
Tom Gibson.
Of the four hybrid seed corn ex
hibits, Rev. A1 Smith's U. S. 282
took a blue ribbon and J. H. Ham
pton's U. S. 282 took s red ribbon.
The third place win in the county
was on N. C. 27.
Farm Outlook Meet Slated
For Cherokee County Soon
Cherokee County agricultural
workers and leaders will get the
latest Information on wbet to ex
pect on the farm front next year
at a tneeting In Murphy, at 10 a.
m
\
USED CAR
Why WALK when yon can
SIDE Just as CHEAP.
Look over these cars at our
lot. Down payment as low as $29.
Weekly Payments from $3 to 95.
1948 Ford
1941 Pontine, 2 door
1947 OldsmobUe
1941 Plymouth Coupe
1941 Dodge Pickup
1940 GMC Pickup
1935 Chevrolet
1947 Willys Station Wi
1941 Plymouth Sedan
EVANS AUTO
USED CAR LOT
On Andrews Rd. Next To Murphy
Motor Court.
Phone 663 Murphy, N. C.
in., Nov. 13, at the courthouse.
G. H. Farley, county agent for
the State College Agricultural Ex
tension, said today that a aeries of
101 meetings will be held in 90 of
the state's 100 counties this month,
"to give the farm people infor
mation that will help adjust to the
farming picture next year." Mr.
Farley said meetings wiU be held
in every county except Craven
The meetings 'Will be conducted
by five teams of farm management
and marketing specialists from
State College under the gbpervis
ion of C. B. Ratchford, in charge
of extension farm management and
merketlng, Farley said.
The outlook for tobacco, cotton,
feed, feed grains, wheat, peanuts,
soybeans, forest products, beef,
hogs, sheep, poultry, dairying,
fruit and nut trees, vegetables,
farm costs, home furnishings, bou
sing and household equipment,
will come in for discussion, accord
to Farley.
The five teams of specialists,
made up of Ratchford, D. D. Br
own, Charles Williams, Guy Cas
sell, G. S. Abshier, J. M. Hunter,
M. S. Williams, David Standi John
Curtis, and W. Turner will con
duct the meetings.
Presbyterian Women
To Have Display
The Presbyterian Women will
hold their annual Christmas Greet
ing Card Party on Thursday, No
vember 12. Cards will be an dis-!
play in the Sunday School assem
bly room from 10 a. m. till 8:30 p.
m. Refreshments wiU be served.
The public is invited.
TOPTON
Hello Folks,
Seems as if this neck of the
woods never get In the Scout. I
have come to the conclusion. . . .
We are Just plumb "pen shy."
Well, anyhow, since Halloween
is over and we have all the soap
and crayon marks off our windows
and can sit back and look at nice
clean shining windows again, and
our hair has. settle^ down on our
'heads after looking at all the Hal
loween Spooks we had running a
round here; maybe we can con
centrate on getting in the news.
The children at Topton had one
surprising treat. A snowman. Yes,
a three by five foot onej displayed
on the lawn at the borne of Mir.
and Mrs. Hub Reighard. Real snow
brought from the smokies.
Bill Solesbee, of Detroit, Midi..
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Leliah
Solesbee at Topton.
Mrs. Keith Wright was enter
tained Saturday, with a kitchen
shower at the home of Mrs. Rush
Wright.
iMr. and Mrs. Emmet Reighard
and son, Gene of Atlanta, Ga., visi
ted friends and relatives heme this
i week end. ?
Herman West of Detroit, Mich.,
is spending a week at home with
: his wife and children.
I Mr. and Mrs. Drew Wright,
formerly of Topton, now residing
at Old Fort, were guests of Mr.
Mrs. John Nelson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Munger spent
the week end In Thomasville, Ga.
While theme Mr. Munger was guest
soloist at the Dawson St Methodist
i Church
(Z mte See Ha
OPEN HOUSE
Murphy Bank: Tuesday, Nov. 17
Andrews Bank: Thursday, Nov. 19
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NORTH CAROLINA
K NOVEMBER 16-21, J953
Road WorkTo Robbinsville
Begin Around First Of Year
Work on the Topton-Robbina
ville Road begin will soon after the
first of the year, Highway Com
missioner Harry Buchanan said
last week In a meeting with Gra
ham and Oberokee County Com
missioners at Robbinaville.
During the working period the
road wiH be cloeed to all traffic
The official detour wfll be the
Almond-Steooah Road. Mr. Buch
anan said, with the Tathara Gap
Road as the unofficial detour.
Clement Brothers Co. of Lenoir
was low bidder on the project
with $249,495.73 on the Graham
project calling tor 2.55 mile* of
grading and paving.
BOARD CLOSED NOT. 11
The local draft board will be
closed Wednesday, Nov. 11 Armi
stice Day.
Let us fill up your storage with "ESSO FUEL OIL". This
is the clean burning fuel that will give entire satisfaction.
Tank truck equipped with meter and hose so that we can
get to your storage.
W. S. DICKEY - - DIST. ESSO PRODUCTS
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NORTHERN TOILET
TISSUE
3 rolls 25c
Reliable Cut
GREEN BEANS N?.3e?t9<
Del Monte Sliced
PINEAPPLE n.2c?27c
Del Monte Crushed
PINEAPPLE ^2ca?25c
Ann Page Creamy Rich
MAYONNAISE
Del Monte Fancy Fruit
COCKTAIL No.*? 2*
Jane Parker SPECIALS of the week!
Square Layer Cake Sandwich or
DEVIL'S FOOD WIENERROLLS
EACH 25s 2 P K G S' 25c
Ann Page Preserves
STRAWBERRY3160z-Jars $1.00
Armour's Star
BEEFSTEW 160z.can 39?
Firm Golden Ripe
BANANAS 2>M*
Juicy Florida
GRAPEFRUIT 4 *"2*
Iona
PEACHES No.2^can2F?r49c
Ill PeacbtraeSt. Murphy, N. C.
'Andrews, N. C.