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?ULL DOZER work by (tie bour
or by the Job. See J. M Bnghos
Mid sob or e*U MS. Murphy. N.
C. 6-tfc
FOR SALE: 1949 Chevrolet sedan
delivery truck. Call 209- W, or
374-J 6-tfc
OUR" REPRESENTATIVE will be
in Murphy daily Monday through
Saturday. New and used electric
and treadle machines. All types
repairs. Write J. L. McCurry, ?
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Box
188, Murphy, N. C. 4-tfcl
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FOR SALE: Miscellaneous office;
equipment and supplies includ
ing typewriter, desks, chairs,
etc. Call 209- W and 374-J 6-tfc
AN INCOME OF $720 a year plus %
good home with large living
room, four bed rooms and large
basement for only $7,500. Real
good buy. Also a good cattle or
dairy farm of 170 acres on High
way 64 Weet of Murphy, house,
?>arn, 50 acres good level pas- j
ture or farm and plenty of good |
Umber. A good house on Chero
kee St., amd various other prop- j
erties for sale by D. it Reese,
Real Estate Brokers. Check
with us for what you want in
Real Estate. D. M. Reese, John
C. O'DeH, Fred V. Johnson.
46-tfc
Johns - MaiviOe
Bid. Materials
Asphalt Shingles-Roll Roofs
A best os Siding
GIBBS HWD. ft AUTO SUPPLY
(TELL. DULlINu ? Have your
wells drilled; modern machinery.
Six and eight Inch dome sue and
oommerlcal well*. Macon Pump
and Well Company. Write T. B.
Rogers, Route No. 1. franklin, N.
C. 6-tfc
ALUMINUM ROOFING. J10.65 F.
O. B. Aahevllle. See your local
Farmers Federation warehouse
manager for delivered local
prices. 5-Stc
MOTICK. v?t ARB BUYING dog
wood again. See Cloer & Ander
son at Hayesvllle. N. C, for
prices and specifications 6-tfc
""OR ,3 ALE : Cinder blocks any
size, any amount. Delivered
Palmer Bros., Phone 202, Mur
phy, N. C. 5-tfc
RESURFACE your floors . Do the
job yourself. Rent our floor sand
lug machine. Reasonable rates
Of the half-day, day or week.
Also complete line of floor till
'ng and paint Gibbs Hardware
& Auto Supply. Phone 100.
4-tfc
FOR SALE: 4 room cabin, elec
tric lights, bath, 35 acres. See E.
A' Howard, Murphy Box 353,'
Peachtree-Marble Highway.
6-3tp
FOR SALE : The Hartness property
in Mineral Bluff, Ga., 6 room
bungalow, gas and electric heat,
bath, large rooms, recent inter
ior decoration, nice lawn, trees,
and shrubbery, large outside
storage building, garden, barn,
4 acres rich bottom land. See
Mrs. Etta Hartness, Mineral
Bluff, Ga. 6-3tc
FOR SALE : One new oil floor fur
nace. Call 592, Murphy, N. C.
6-3tc
FOR SALE: Two residential lota
near Murphy on Highway #4.
Lota graded and ready for build
ing. See L. A. McClure at Mc
Clure's Shell Station, Highway
64. 7-Stp
FOR RENT: One furnished bed
room. Private bath. Private en
trance. Call 263, Murphy. 7-3tc
FOR SALE: Grade A Cafe. Doing
good business. Reason for selling,
ill health. Contact R. L. Beaver
at People's Cafe or Call No. S.
7-Stp
I MAKE $100.00 WEEKLY. You can
make up to $100 weekly without
experience necessary. Service
nearby families from your own
home with Nationally Advertised
Watkins Products. Crops look
good. Big fall season ahead. Carj
or light truck required. Write
Fieldman, F. E. Heffner, R. |
No. 2. Box No. 268, Granite Falls,
N. C.. or The J. R. Watkins
Company. P. O. Box No. 5071, )
Richmond, Virginia. 7-Stc
FOR SALE : Country cured Hams.
We ship Anywhere in the U. S. A.
Farmers Federation, Phone 82,
Murphy, N. C. 7-tfC ,
WANTED : A good reliable man to
supply customers with Rawlelgh
Products in Cherokee Co.. also!
Clay Co. Write Rawleigh's Dept.
NC1-750-121, Richmond, Va.
7-5tp
FOR SALE: Nice steam heated six
room home located next door to
Murphy General Hospital Call
213, Murphy, N. C. 7-3tc
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many acts of
kindness during our recent bereave
ment in the loss of our husband and
father, W. H. Corn well. We are es
pecially grateful for the floral of
ferings.
Mrs. Corn well and Children
7-ltp
new I Pick up a big supply of RC
RC for the Labor Day weekend
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NOW! RC
in cans,
too!
NO OTHER COLA IS
so low in calories
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Day forecast s picnics, parties, people
dropping in. Better get ready ? and get ready
better ? with lots of frosty, sparkling Royal
Crown Cola. No other cola is so lively, so
zesty, so full of wonderful flavor. No other
cola is so low in calories, yet tastes so good.
Everybody will go for RC So, get enough to
go around !
SPINET PIANO: Unfortunate cir
cumstances forces party to re
turn to us lovely little Spinel
piano. 88 notes, full keyboard.
Mahogany case. New plane
guarantee. Will sell to someone
In this section who can pay small
down payment and assume some
small monthly payments. Furth
er Information will be given by
writing: S. P.'c. Box 1402. Salis
bury. N. C. * 7-ltc
? FOR RENT: 5 room unfurtiished
I aparemtne. Heat furnished.
I Phone 448-W, Murphy, N. C.
I 7-ltc
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
HENRY H. BROWN, (sometimes
known as HUGH H. BROWN) .
Plaintiff.
-vs
MAE LOUDERMILK BROWN,
Defendant.
TO MAE LOUDERMTLK BROWN :
i You will take notice that plead
ing seeking relief against you has
'been filed in the above entitled
action, the nature of the relief be
ing sought by the Plaintiff is an ab
solute divorce from the Defendant
upon the Statutory grounds of two
years separation.
You are required to make defense
to such pleading not later than the
20th day of October, 1955, and upon
your failure so to do the party seek
ing service against you will apply
{Andrews Personals
Mrs. Louise Rogers, Mrs. Mar
| garet Ann Watry and children
Barbara and Boyer spent the week
end In Columbia. 8. C. with Pfc.
and Mrs. Harry Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard and
three sons of Welcome were guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. James Horn
buckle Sunday enroute to Nash
ville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Chance,
(the former Miss Melba Greer)
and their children, Johnny, Lynn
and Ethel of Long Island, N. T.
were guests of friends here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wh I taker Davis of
Charleston, S. C. are spending this
week here with Dd. Davis' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Moore and
son s, Billy and Mike, are spending '
this week here with Mrs. Moore's
mother, Mrs. W. L. Matheson, en-'
route to their home in Houma, La.,
after a stay in Greenville, 8. C.
Miss Ada Mae Pruett who has
spent the summer months In El
to the Court for the relief sought. |
This the 27 day of August, 1955.
s/K. W. RADFORD )
Clerk of the Superior Court '
of Cherokee County.
7-4tc North Carolina s
CATHOLIC SEED CORN
TRAINING OUR CHILDREN
1. Say prayers together as a family.
Don't be afraid to gather each night before bedtime and
pray to God for His help in the day ahead. Thank Him for
His help in the day just ended.
2. Teach your ehildren from an early age to love God. Teach
them how to turn their minds to God as they go about their
work and play. If they learn to give their life to God, God
will be the center of thei rlife. It will give their life more
meaning.
3. Read the Bible at home as a family. Then talk about what
you have read. Especially read the whole New Testament
about Jesus. Try to find out how what you have read can fit
into your life-f Ask your sons and daughters how they think
it could fit into theirs.
4. Show your children that Jesus Christ is the most important
person in all the world. Point out to them that it is the
teaching of Jesus that will make the world any better - and
only his teaching.
5. Talk to your children as they grow older about the problems
of the world - the problems they must face: hate, selfish
ness, uncleanliness or impurity, ridicule of the holiness of
marriage, war. Insecurity, breakdown of morals. Try to
show children it is the teaching of Jesus that can solve those.
SHOW THEM THAT THE MORE THEY ARE STEEPED
IN JESUS THE GREATER THEIR CHANCE OF MAKING
THE WORLD BETTER, AND THE HAPPIER THEY WILL
BE.
Show them that it will take courage at times to follow Christ
to reject the world. Teach them to be brave for Jesus - for
it is only bravery that will make the world better and hap
pier.
YOURS IS A GREAT TASK - TO RAISE YOUR CHILDREN
WELL. GOD WLL BLESS YOU, IF YOU DO THE BEST
YOU KNOW HOW.
God Love you now.
Rev. Joseph Dean
Murphy's Catholic Chapel
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? lenboro has returned to assume
her duties ma teacher In the An-'
drewi school.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Sawyer of
Weaverville are teaching In the
Andrews school and are staying at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Dewar.
Mrs. Mabel Spooner of Miami,
Fla., is the house guest of her sis
ter Mrs. O. A. Resehke for a stay
of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sedlvy havei
returned to their home in Cleve- J
land, Ohio after a visit here with
Mr. and Mr*. Georjs Han dun,
Mrs. Sedlvy U a auter of Mrs.
Handura.
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1 DONT SCRATCH THAT ITCH!
IN IS MINUTES.
. .You MUST be rkl of the ITCH or
your Mc btck at any. drug store.
ITCH ME NOT actually |tvM trip
le-action relief. It deadew the Itch,
peels off tainted outer skin.
KILLS GEBM8 AND FUNGUS ON
CONTACT. Fine (or. enema, toot
Itch, other surface rashns Today
at Parker** Dru* Store.
SQUARE DANCE
At Crawford Tire Co.
*
Tuesday A Saturday Nights
Starts At 8 P. M.
Music By RED HENDERSON
and His Old Club Nottley Band
COME, DANCE and HAVE FI X
USED CARS
1951 BUICK. Roadmaster
4 DOOR SEDAN ? LIKE NEW
1951 MERCURY
4 DOOR SEDAN ? 11.000 MILES
1951 RUICK Special
4 DR - FlILLY EQUIPPED ? ONE OWNER CAR
1952 CHEVROLET Convertible
1952 WILLYS - Two Deer
90 MILES TO A GALLON OF OAS
1949 OLDSMORILE Convertible 88
1954 MOTOR
1949 OLDSMOBILE Clab Coape
1949 HUDSON 2 Door
1951 WILLYS 4-Wheel Drive
Piekap
1946 FORD Clab Coape
We hare 15 other Used Cars with
Prices ranging from $50 to $100
FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.
Phone tl 4 Andrew? Road
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WE SCOOPED THEM
UP
BETTER HURRY -THEY CUT LAST
AT THIS PRICE I
560 BOYS 'FLAHHEL SHIRTS
ONLY
$1.00
200 NEK'S HEAVY FLAHHEL SHIRTS
$1.98
S & 10 DEPARTMEHT
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