Mr. tad Mn. J. A. Ramsey of
C?e Creek vsdted Mr. wad Mn.
Walter
SteA* Be ?ari aod Ctrl
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Deutf Hall ef
dhrouph our tertian ?bu week.
Sammie Culver wee tick laet
week but ie resorted better new.
Glenn Gibson was at Jasper. Qt,
Sunday.
Reed Stiles of AMtevlUe spent
tke week end at borne.
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WANTED
And Sbert Order Cask
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Edison's Restaurant
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PERSONALS
Or. and Mrs. R. S. Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Williams tod sac
Hu. returned tost week from ? trip
to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fain, Jr.. of
Atlanta, were week end guests of
Mr and Mrs. Charles Hyatt.
Mrs. Jack Boeeok and children,
Jan and Jay. spent last week end
with relatives in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brow? of
Footana Dam spent last week a
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. HardMg
here.
tMr. and Mrs. Ray Whitener and
son. Danny Ray .left Saturday Cor
their home in Detroit, Mich., after
having spent several weeks here
with relatives and friends.
Miss Edna Bishop and her moth'
;r have returned home after hav
ing been away for six weeks.
-Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Swain left
Wednesday Cor Keene, Tex., on bus
ness
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Ideal for 1-man felling, bucking, limbing...
in timber up to 5 feet thickI
See us for full details and free demonstration,
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Sales & Service
Phone 80-J Murphy. N. C.
After 6 P. M. 80-W
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Model (please check) ( I Model 33 2.1 hp. ( ) Model 47 3.5 bp.
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CKjr . State
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DICKEY SUPPLY CO.
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Mr. And Mrs. Hill Thomasson
and Miss Charlotte Thomasson vis
ited their brother in Blairsville.
Ga . Friday night.
Earl Moore of Cramerton, N. C.
visited his mother Mrs. Susie
Moore, last week.
Carl Ray Lunsford of the U. S.
Army, returned to camp after spe
nding 10 days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lunsford here.
Mrs. Morrison Moore makes a
trip to Atlanta, Ga., each week for
treatment
Ed Moore has moved his family
back here after living some time
in Gastonia.
Mrs. Susie Moore has been sick
it her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Math Leather
vood spent Saturday night with
iheir daughter *t Fires Creek.
Miss Sarah Breedlove was re por
ed some better after taking treat
nent in Asheville.
' We have been having some real
Among The Sick
W. H. Murray, who underwent
a spinal operation in Memorial Mis
sion Hospital in Aabeville last
Thursday, is reported to be doing
'very well.
Charles Hyatt returned last
week from Duke Hospital where
he was under treatment for some
time and is reported to be im
proving nicely.
Tom Evans returned hony Sat
urday from Petrie Hospital where
he wag treated (or a back injury
'from an automobile accident He
is reported to be improving stead
ily.
Mrs. R. H. (Grannie) Hyatt con
tinues quite ill at her home here.
winter days after a few days like
spring and people began to think
about their gardens.
Ricky Thomaseon spent Friday
night with his grandparents, Mr.
[and Mrs. C. W. Thomasson.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Wld
Christopher of Copperhill. Tonn.,
one night last week.
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Brett
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Barbara
LAWRENCE
HENN THEATRE
Murphy, N. C.
Wednesday.-Thursdiy, Mar. 17-18
i'xm
i
ji;^ * no/'
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes and
family mads ? business trip to. At
lanta. Ga
Mrs. T. W. Kilpa trick and Bin.
i. H Kilpa trick made a business
trip to Murphy Saturday.
Mrs. I. R Elliott and Mrs. Mary
Forrister vsKed Mrs. WU1 Sneed
one day last weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenoir Moss of
Ellijay Ga.. spent the week end
with Mr and Mrs. F. W. Kilpat
rick and family.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and child
ren of Culberson visited Mrs. Fred
Sneed recently.
Mrs. Lum Ledfbrd spent one day
last week with Mrs. Lola Hensoo.
Mr. Frank Green of Cartersvllle.
Ga.. was the dinner guest of Mr.
md Mrs. Fred Sneed Sunday.
Mr. Clifford Elliott and daught
ers visited Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Ell
ott Sunday
Mrs. Jess Winget who broke her
irm recently is improving.
Mrs. P. R. Hughes and son visit
?d Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sneed one
lay last week. I,
Mrs. Iduma Baitey of Marietta, v
la . visited relatives here recently.
Patrick
Mrs. Arthur Cordin Is reported
on the sick list.
C. C. Standridge and
Baine were in Murphy Tuesday as
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hughes of
Farner, Tenn. were visiting Mrs
Hughes' mother. Mrs. G. O. Raid
Tuesday evening.
Mis. Hazel nQThe'a mother, who
is a patient in Black Mountain, is
said to he improving.
The Bev. Lester Geek, plater of
Liberty Baptist Church, has bean
among the sick.
Mrs. Louise Ledford and son,
Stevie, were the guests Monday of
Mrs. Bertha Martin.
Clarence Jones is among the
sick.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C ?tsndridge
and Mrs. Clyde Williamson were
the guests of Mrs. Berths Martin
Tuesday.
Mr. end Mrs. Leonard Stand
ridge left Mar. 6 for Orlando, Fla.,
[or a week's vacation.
Mrs. M. E. Kllpatrtek has been
visiting her son. A. L. Kilpatrick,
yi Ducktown Term., for the past
week. |
Bobby Pollard Is sick with tonai
BIRTHS
in raw hospital
Mr. <td tin. CUm Sea
Route I, BtairovtUe Oa.
the birth of i
Mr. end Mr* Eari Bryaon of ]
pixy, announce the birth of a
March A
Mr. and Mr*. John L
Route 3. Murphy.
M?Wi MSA A
Mr. and Mr*. J T. Gilbert, Route
2. Murphy, announce the birth mt
a eon, March A
Mr*. John Erwta. at
Young Harrla, Ga. ?nnwri the
birth mt a eon! March A
I Mrs. Jack Barnard of
announce the birth of a
A
lUtte.
The Rev Lester Cook viaited the
SUndrldge family Saturday after
noon. '
The community ringing convent
ion will be held at Liberty Poptht
Church. Liberty. Mar. 14. startle*
at 1:M p. m. Everyone I* Invited
to attend.
Irene Standrktge was the Sun
day guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
West at Liberty.
ANNOUNCING
I have sold my interest in what is known as
Stiles Produce Co. effective Nov. 30,1953, and am
opening a new store March 19th on Willow St
Next to City Barber Shop.
GROCERIES FEED SEED FERTILIZER
Come in and See U?
Free Parking
VINCENT H. STILES
Tb. look ?< Tomorrow
Take it Easy
? you don't have to prove a dung!
Ibt's be sensible- about tbia tubjeet oi
_j horsepower.
An all-American tackle doean't Jo around
tackling people in everyday life.
A world-record aprinter doean't have to
'demonstrate hia proweaa on city
The bettor yto are, the leaa you have to
brove it.
And that's how it ia with a Boiek
Crntuey.
Of course it's a spectacular performer?
It has to be, for this one ooanbines S
high-compression 200-horsepower V8
engine with ? nimble weight of only 3866
pounds M it comet oft the assembly line.
That's a power-to-weight ratio that chalks
up a new record?a ratio that no other
Boick haa ever reached before.
Itoan spin your wheels on a dry pavement
if you give it die gun, but why
rubber?
If aome show-oft wants to get the jump on
you at a traffic light, why not let him have
fun? He isn't kidding anyone but himself,
he name on your ear is Cbntu&Y.
The ted
pride of
simply this: You know so well what it can
do that you never have to prove it.
That lets you enjoy the tireless ease of
its gait in ordinary driving, when only a
fraction of its eager power is working. It
gives you a quick reserve for breasting a
hill?and the happy knowledge that there's
still more to come in a sudden emergency.
Sure, this is more power than most people
really have to have. But you can hardly
call it extravagant, when you are buying
more horsepower per dollar in a CrnturV
than you get in any other car in America.
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