Adams Graduates
F rom Strayer
Junior College
Andrews ? Clinton Ray
Adam*, son of Mr* . P aullne W .
Adams of Andrews, was
graduated from Strayer Junior
Collate of Finance. Washing
ton , 5. C.onSaturday July 15.
Mr. Adams, a graduate of
Andrews High School, was
awarded the Master of Com
mercial Science degree. He la
prasaady employed aa an ac
countant with the Capitol
Vending Company, Inc.
PITTSBURGH'S
NEWEST PAINT
SENSATION
. 0/eeE#tZED
WALLHIDE
GALLON
MURPHY
HARDWARE
VE 7-2110 Tennessee Street
Andrews Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs. Paul Miller
and daughter, Brenda Ann, of
Akron. Ohio spent Saturday
with Mrs. Miller's grand
pjrents, Mr. and Mrs. John
I'ullium. They were en route
to Sarasota, Pla. for ten days.
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Sammy Adams returned to
Charlotte this week after
spending three weeks with
r-*i"ves md friends. His
.mttMr, Mrs. WayneLadd, and
family accompanied him to
Charlotte and spent several
days as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Wilson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Russell
and family accompanied by
Mrs. Russell's father, Mr.
Walter Cochran of Bryson
City, left Friday for a week's
vacation In Jacksonville and
other points in Fla. ,
Gregg Payne of Gastonla is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Almond.
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House Boat
Did Travel
Andrews ? Harry Shaw,
Si^Krintendent of District
Memorial Hospital, and Bud
Jones, who Is also employed
at the hospital, little realized
when they left home at noon
on Wednesday for their
weekly fishing trip they would
experience a new type of fish
ing during the afternoon.
Shortly after they arrived
at Big Choga, a storm came up
and they took shelter In a boat
house to which a small boat
was attached. During the
storm the boat house broke
loose drifted around In the
water almost reaching the
dam. They managed to escape
in the small boat and didn't
seem to mind not catching
their usual quota of fish.
Bud visited Wilson's Dock
near Murphy recently but
showed no Interest tn the water
and made no effort of join in
the fishing.
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MBff BOTTLING CO. Murphy, N. C.
Mr. Sam Best, Betty Su
and Tow anna spent Tuesday 1
Ashevllle. Mrs. Flora Hirff a
Ashevllle accompanied then
home for a two weeks vlsli
While In Ashevllle they vial is
Mr*. Allle Black and family
John Mute, Mrs. Anne Bram
lette and Mrs. Dave Bes
and Oelores. Mrs. Sam Beat
Mrs. Ode Chambers, Mrs
Flora Huff, Betty Sue ant
Towana were guests of Mr
and Mrs. Walter Steele an<
daughter, Mary, of Franklli
on Wednesday.
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Relatives from out of town
attending the funeral of Mrs.
Lura Watson on Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Smathers of Canton, Mrs.
Catherine Trull of Ashevllle,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Collett,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Collett
of Norfolk, Va? Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Collett andNed Collett, all
of Atlanta, Mr. andMrs.Odell
Roper and son. Odell Jr. of
Swannoa and C. D. Dorsey of
Orlando, Fla.
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District League
Tournament
Andrews ? Andrews de
feated Franklin 3-0 In the firs
round of the District Leagui
Turnament held In Andrew!
Thursday.
On Friday Sylva defeatet
Andrews 7-4 and will advanct
to Forest City for further plai
in the state event. ?
Luther Leaguers
From St. Andrews
Attend Convention
Andrews ? Fred Archer,
supply pastor at St. Andrews
Lutheran Church, Andrews,
and two Luther League dele
gates, Haroldette Adams and
Lynn Love, are attending the
Luther League of North
Carolina's 40th annual con
vention at Lejiior Rhyne Co!
lege in Hickory this week.
The Convention is an annual
affair of the Luther League of
North Carolina and is held on
the L. R. College campus. It
will open Wednesday afternoon
with registration and close
Saturdayat noon.
Highlight of the convention
will be the banquet on Fri
day night, July 28, at 6:45
p.m. Speaker for the occasion
will be Mr. Walter Jensen,
who will speak on the subject:
"In Step With Time."
The delegates from St. An
drews will return to Andrews
late Saturday evening.
Among
the Sick
in Andrews...
Dismissed during week of
| uly 17 to 23.
Andrews: Mrs. Lee Mull,
Master Michael Johnson,
lanice Johnson, Mrs. Garland
iVHhide, Mr. William Neel,
Mrs. A. L. Goss, Mrs. Jan
^urnette, Mrs. Ruby Bailey,
Master Ronnie Hughes.
Robblnsville: Master James
-ewis, Marion Williams. Boyd
"ollins, Mrs. Frank Sat
erfield, Mrs. Michael Palese,
diss Conchita Hill, Hubert
lobinson, Mrs. Wallace Phil
ips.
Topton: Mrs. Dale Roper.
Marble: Mrs. J. P. Trull.
Nantahala: Jim Grant
Present Census.
Andrews, Mrs. Andy Dil
ingham, Mrs. Pearlie White,
<r. Kenneth Franks, Mrs.
lubert Fuller.
Robbinsville: Mr. Emmett
.nderson.
Hayesville: Mrs. Julius
lamilton, Mrs.EdwardCraw
ard.
Columbus, Ohio: Mr. Ray
mond Groves, Mr. Bobby
oster.
Warne: Mrs. Martha Owens.
' Mrs. Jaunita Hayes and
? children. Mike. David and
' Marilyn, ot Hampton, Va. are
11 visiting her parents, Mr. and
? Mrs. Fred Day. (or a month.
3 Mrs. Hayes spent last week
? in Greenville. S. C. with her
husband. Sgt. Bill Hayes, who
' is doing temporary duty at
? Donaldson Air Force Base.
? They spent last week-end In
? ? Wrens, Ga. as guest of Sgt.
? Hayes' parents. They p*?m to
1 return to their home InHamp
1 ton, Va. In August.
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Valley feiver
Garden Club
To Meet
Andrew The Valley River
Garden Club will meet today
(Thursday) at the Carnegie
Library Picnic ground for pot
luck dinner at 12 p.m. A White
Elephant sale will follow the
business session. Murphy
Garden Club ladies are
invited.
Marble News
Mrs. Grace Cook and twin
sons, Eddie and Teddie, of
" Mass. spent last week with
' relatives In Marble.
Rev. and Mrs. FredLuns
! ford and family of Vengeance
, Creek have returned from a
vacation In Oak Ridge, Tenn.
' Rev. and Mrs. Arvll Swaf
' ford of Marble had as tt.eir
guest over theweek-end their
~ daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Raper and
little son of Asheville.
Mrs. Stella Mae Radford
visited relatives in Gastonla
last week.
Miss Paillette Ladd was a
recent guest of Miss Mildred
I Griggs.
The Country Choir of Marble
Church met at the home of
j Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Griggs
last Friday night with a large
crowd attending.
Mrs. Vestal Hensley of Enka
was the week-end guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.Mc
Han.
Mrs. Jimmle Donofrlo and
daughter. Hazel, of Detroit,
Mich, are spending several
days here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs.CharlieCarroll.
Miss Carolyn Killian la
spending several weeks with
her grandmother in Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer
and Mr. and Mrs. RolandG ar
rett of Marble are vacationing
in : |orida this week.
ftev. and Mrs. Doyle Miller
were the Sunday afternoon
gues:s of Rev. and Mrs. Arvll
Swalford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Killian
left Monday on a business trip
to Augusta, Ga.
Peachtree
News
By MRS. DOCK SUDDERTH
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pipes
and daughter, Ruth, speat
several days last week In
Hot Springs, N. C. They are
former residents of Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Edna Sudderth Hast
ings of Miami, Fit. has
arrived to spend the re
mainder of the summer here.
Mrs. Hardy Morris t*
spending several days In
Atlanta with her sister and
brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Rad- #
ford have returned from
Statesvllle where his father,
Joe Radford, underwent sur
gery in a hospital there last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pipe*
and Allen of Marietta, Ga.are
visiting his parents, Mr. end
Mrs. R.C. Pipes.
Mrs. J. C. Albright and
friends of Raleigh arrived
Wednesday to spent a few days
with relatives here. Mrs. Al
bright is theformerMlssAlb*
Sudderth. ' ]
Mrs. Maurine Robinson and i
Miss Kate Robinson spent last J
Sunday at Vogel Lake.
Mrs. Max Payne of
Brasstown and Mrs. Paul \
Ledford and Mrs. Johnnie
Wilson spent last Saturday la
Ashevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz- *
stevens of Decatur, Ga. hare j
returned to their home after
spending several days her* j
with relatives.
Those attending the Crafts
man Fair In Asheville laat 1
week were Mrs. Clarenc*
Hendrix, and granddaughar, ]
Denlse Stewart, Mrs. David
Hendrix and Miss Dal*
Sudderth.
Mrs. Pearl Huns ucker and
son, Terry, have returned
home after spending a vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert West
of Akron, Ohio.
Two From Area
Make Dean's List
At Wake Forest
Two hundred ahd seventy
-three students In the Coll eg*
of Liberal Arts at Wake Forest |
College made the dean's
list for the semester that
ended in June.
From the school of Liberal
Arts two from the area mada
the dean* s list. They are B 1111a l
Ann Mlllsaps of Robbinavllla
and John A. Morris, Jr. of <
Andrews, formerly of Murphy.
The Cherokee Scout
GOOD PRINTING
SINCl 1889
Dial VI 7-2222
DO YOU HAVE STOMACH
TROUBLE? If so take PBPSO
PACIFIC. Racotnmanded for
stomach and Intestinal dis
orders due ID add indigestion,
heartburn, sour stomach, or
bloating. Oat at Parker's
Drug Star* today.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F red
urnl son. Scon, and Mrs. E.K.
SlaRlc attended the Funlture
Market In Atlanta on Monday.
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Mrs. Alma Orfanedes.
Thedore Orfanedes, Louis
Grubbs and Charles McCart
ney Jr. of Homestead, Fla.
are spending two weeks at
their summer cottage In An
drews.
This week's ( as per Herald
Tribune carried the following
ilem ? Looking Back at
Yesterday -30 Years Ago -
F. S. Price, Clerk at Court
accompanied by his niece
Mrs. John Whisenhuni left
Saturday by motor for a
month's tour of Western and
middlewes oern states.While in
Wisconsin they will attend a
reunion of the Price family
which has been 1 seated there
since leaving Prince Edward
Island, Canada.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hooper
and son, Kevin, spent the
week-end in Cullowhee and
Sylva as guests of Mr. ^
Mrs. Rosco Hooper and Mr
and Mr*. Clifford Seago . Mrs.
Seago and daughter. Mona
Lynn, returned wldi them for
a visit.
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT
NJERUE BABB, Puhllsher . . . PHYLUS B. BABB, Editor
ff siahllshed J uly, 1889
Puhilshad Every Thursday - Second Class Postage Paid at
117 Hickory Street, Murphy, CherokM County, North Carolina.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mailing address in Cherokee. Clay andGraham Counties. N. C.
Towns, UnlonandFanninCountles.Ga., and Polk County, Tenn.
1 Year - $3.00 6 Mos. - *1.75
Outside of Retail Trading Area - 1 Yr. $5.00; 6 Mos. $3.00
Gray Insurance
Agency
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - Pro Met your right to
drive end yourself against financial loaa.
FIRE INSURANCE - Protect your home and other
property by adequate Insurance.
V.KNERAI INSI RANCE ? T. C. OE4Y, A|?il
Telephone 2701 Hayeeville, N.C.
CLOSING OUT SALE
For the past four weeks we have been hauling merchandise: To
McCayesville, to Blue Ridge, and to the Mercer Fain Old Wholesale
Building "across the tracks" , right back of the Murphy L & N depot.
But we have left the best of our merchandise in Murphy, for we want
to give the people of Cherokee County and surroundings a chance to
buy some TOPGR ADE hardware athonest-to-goodnesS-BARGAIN prices.
Everything will be sold at our regular WHOLESALE prices. Where
anything has to be cut; such as electric wire, steel cable, log chain, etc.,
the price is only 10% more than it would be in the original factory
package.
WHOLESALE prices to everyone, plus 3% N. C, Sales Tax. All
Sales Cash Only.
The following is just a few of all the many wonderful values we have
to offer you. Our stock is about as complete as it has ever been, and if
you don't see what you want on display, just ask about it. In most cases
we will have it for you the next day.
215-lb. 3-in-l
Heavy 20-gal.
1/2 -bu.
1/8-in.
1/8-in.
3/8" X 4' X 8'
1/2" X4'X8'
1/2" X 16" X 8*
Insulated Siding
14-Tooth
4 -Prong
Aluminum
Aluminum
8" X 10"
24" X16"
17-Qiart
Plastic
Quarts
#16
#16
50-ft.
25-ft.
28-in*
24-in.
48-in.
48-in.
L6-oz
L6-oz.
16-oz.
20-oz.
P1512 '
test. Sizes
tsst. Sizes
Asst. Sizes
aEAUTEX
30ATWRIGHT
Shingles, Small Quantities, ODD designs, Sq.
Galv. Garbage Cans
Galv. "A" Bail Tubs
Reg Masonite Board
Tempered Masonite Board
Celotex Wallboard
Celotex Wallboard
Celotex Panel Planking
Different Designs
Garden Rake
Pitch Fork
5-Way Combination Cookers
6-Cup Perculators
Foley Food Mills
Bread (EHp) Pans
White Enamel Kitchen Sink
White Enamel Dish Pans
Wash Basins
Black Flag Insect Spray
FLYDED Insect Bombs
Roach & Ant Killer
Plastic Lawn Hose
Plastic Lawn Hose
General Purpose Level
Aluminum Level
Brass Bound Mason's Level
General Purpose Level
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Claw Hammer, Unfinished
Claw Hammer, Finished
Sager Ripping Hammers
Sager Ripping Hammers
Open End Wrench Set (5)
Venetian Blinds
Tension Screens
Columbian Bench Vises
Wooden Ironing Boards
Inside Oil Paint, Beautiful Colors
Decorators' Lates Paint, Beautiful Colors
$5.00
2.19
.79
79.95
99.95
59.95
70.95
100.00
17.95
1.59
2.95
1.29
1.19
1.59
.24
4.39
1.09
.39
.49
.73
.69
1.95
1.29
1.89
3.79
9.75
4.95
98
1.19
2.29
2.49
1.15
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Set
Set $2.39 to 2^89
Ea- 1.98
Ea. $4.95, 7.95, 10.95
Ea. 2.95
Gal. 2.80
Gal. 3.10
In addition ? the above listings our WHOLESALE Prices will apply
on Jackson Electric Hot Water Heaters, All Building Hardware, Screen
Doors, Field Fence, Barbed Wire, Nails by the Full Keg, or any other
item in unbroken packages.
During die entire duration of the sale we will keep our stocks of all
the fast moving merchandise replenished daily, especially plumbing
and electrical materials, roofing, doors, windows, and all such,
and all will be sold at our lowest WHOLESALE prices.
This Sale will run thru Saturday, August 26th, at which time we will
close out die business here, and such merchandise as we have left
it that dme will be taken to Blue Ridge and McCayesville.
We thank you in advance for your business, and hope that you will
rtsit us often throughout that whole dme.
W. E. HAMPTON