Mrs: Moore Dies
At Brother's Home
'Mrs. Leuretta James Moore, 03,
died Thursday morning, Nov. 10, In
the home of a brother, Allen James
Route 3, Murphy.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Friday in HayeevlUe Baptist
Church, lite Rev. Clarence Wilson
and the Rev. W. P. Elliott officiat
ed, and burial was in the church
Surviving are the husband,
Raymond Moore, two brother*,
Allen end Am James, Route S, Mur
phy, one slater, Mrs. G. W Hart
nee*. Murphy, Rout* 3, six nieces
and five nephew*.
Ivie Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements.
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Troop Committee For
Boy Scouts Announced
Troop oommitte? members and
a new scoutmaster were recogniz
ed here laat week, along with the
presentation of awards and merit
badges at the Nantahala District.
Boy Scouta of America Honor
Courts held at the Cherokee Cou
nty Courthouse.
Some 76 Scouts, committee me
mbers. parents and vistors were
present.
S. J. Gernert awarded the
rank of Second Class to Jim Ed
Hoghes, explorer advisor of Tr
oop 2. Murphy. H. Bueck pre
sented the award of First Class
to Jerry Pallium, Troop 1, An
drews.
Fred Van Horn and Jerry Pull
ium received merit badges from
Bob Easley.
Follownig the presentation, Joe
Ray, chairman of the Murphy Tr
oop Committee introduced Harvey
Henafaaw. the new Scoutmaster for
the (Murphy troop.
Mr. Ray also introduced the
following troop committee. Jack
Arnold Bctrkcns, Dob
Singleton, John Thompson, Dole
Lee, J. H. Duncan, Glenn Patten,
E. E. Honaker, Ktffen Craven,
John Jordan, Harry Bishop and
John 8. Smith.
Committees in the group are:
finance, Bob White, Harry Bishop,
Dale Lee; camping, Jack Burrus, E.
E. Honaker and Klffen Craven;
property and equipment, Arnold
Beerkens.
Also, board of review or merit
badge counselors, Bob Easley.
John Jordan, W. A. Singleton, Dale
Lee. Glenn Patton, John Thomp
son, John S. Smith; explorer adv
isor Jim Ed Hughes; program
John Jordan, Glenn Patton; and
policies, J. H. Duncan.
Among The Sick
Mrs. Mattie E. Taylor who has
been a patient at Murphy General
Hospital for several days, was re
ported resting well Monday.
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NOTICE OF TABLING
DEPOSITIONS
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COUNTY OF CHEROKEE
LEE E. STEWART,
PLAINTIFF,
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28th day of December, 1853, at
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SURVEYING
MINERAL
STUDIES
USED EQUIPMENT
Bailey and Van Horn
Box 221, Murphy, N. C.
Phones 578-J or 578-W
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The dancers on the eolf course are many, and a little hard
luck can cause a lot of crief. A hook, or slice can quite possibly
injure a caddy or another player. Worse forms of hard luck per
haps, but at least hard luck that can be covered by insurance. For
insurance keeps pace with practically every new form of property
?every new form of activity?every new form of risk.
This acency can analyze your individual requirements
chance your policies whenever nec^sary?cive you prompt, ex
pert advice on what to do in event of loss.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
Vlurphy . Andrews
TRADE WEEK SPECIALS
BARGAIN DEPARTMENT
SECOND FLOOR
150 pair Ladies' & Children's oxfords 1.98
200 pair Ladies' oxfords 2.98
100 pair Ladies' dress shoes regular 8.98
value now 5.00
1 table men's oxfords 2.98
1 table ladies' & children's house slippers 1.98
Entire stock of fruit of the
loom prints per yd. 25c
Dan River material, per yd. 50c
All curtain material per yd. 25c
Men's Big Jack overalls 2.98
. Mien's Haynes Union Suits 2.00
Men's Felt Hats 3.98 to 7.98
1 lot Ladies' blouses 1.49 UP
Ladies' latest style skirts 2.98 UP
LOOK: EXTRA SPECIAL, FOR TRADE
WEEK ONLY
30 LADIES' GABARDINE COATS $12.00
18 LADIES' GABARDINE COATS $10.C|0
Ladies' Print dresses l.CS - 2.98 - 3.98 - 4.98
Children's dresses 1.98 - 2.98 - 3.98
Ladies' corduroy jackets NOW $5.00
Ladies' suits 12.98 UP
BLANKETS
66 x 76 sheet blankets 1.49
77 x 80 single blankets 1*98
66 x 76 Indian blankets 3.98
66 x 80 5% Wool Double blankets 4.49
Ladies' cotton & chenille housecoats
- 2.98 - 3.98 - 4.98
Ladies' Hats 2.98 UP
GIVE WISELY & SENSIBLY, GIVE USEFUL GIFTS.
OUR STORE IS FULL OF MANY ITEMS. GIFTS
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
LADIES' DRESSES 6.98 to 12.98
LADIES' HOUSE COATS 6.98 to 8.98
LADIES' ALL WOOL COATS
19.98 to 49.98
CHILDREN'S COATS 5.98 to 19.98
LADIES' BLOUSES 1.98 to 4.98
LADIES' DRESS SHOES
MADE BY SUNDIAL 6.98 to 9.98
TOWEL SETS. SHEETS AND PILLOW
CASES. TABLE CLOTHS, SCARFS,
STOLES, HAND BAGS, BILLFOLDS,
& MANY OTHER ITEMS
LADIES' NYLON HOSE 51 (au?e
89c, $1.66 - $1.39
LADIES' SLIPS AND GOWNS
1.98 - 5.98
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WOOL
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MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS SUNDIAL
4.98 to 9.98
BOYS' DRESS OXFORDS 3.98 to 5.98
MEN'S TOWN TOPIC SHIRTS 2.98
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 2.98
MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS 5.98
MEN'S MOLESKIN PANTS 4.98
MEN'S ESQUIRE TIES Boxed 1.88
MEN'S ALL LEATHER BELTS 1.88
MEN'S BLANKET LINED
OVERALL JACKETS 4.98
BOYS' JACKETS 2.98 to 8.98
MEN'S WORK SHOES, SUNDIAL
& LOCUST POST 4.98 to 8.9S
BOYS' GLOVES. MEN'S SCARFS
MEN'S & LADIES BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS
Don't fail to visit our store during TOADE WEEK starting MONDAY, NOV. 30th thru SATUR DAY? DEC. 5th and get ONE TICKET for each
$1.00 YOU trade with us, for cash or on account 1|
During TRADE WEEK we will give ONE PAIR LADIES' 51GUAGE15 denier first quality NYLON HOSE with every Ladies' dress you pur
chase above $5.00.
NOTICE: We have arranged a parking lot in the rear of our store which will be FREE to our customers. Can amrnimnfafr 30 or ^ canL
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