I though I heard a voice proclaim
ing
Down the solemn isles of space,
Who mistreats his fallen brother.
Smites his maker in the face.
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? * *
Oh would I were a boy ajrain,
\V1 en life seemed formed of sunny
years.
And all the heart knew then of pain
Was wept away in transcient tears!
When every tale Hope whispered then
My fancy deemed was only truth.
Oh, would that I could know again
The happy visions of my youth.
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* * *
Mr. Bruce Slaughter of Robbins- ;
ville attended court this week.
* ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phaup will
sprgl the ensuing week at Blackmail's
Health Resort, in Atlanta and will at
tend some ol the Operas, which will
I?e presented there.
* ? ?
\\ . J. Damtoft, of Canton, was a j
business visitor in town the first of '
the week.
* ? *
Jack Coburn and Will Wiggins of
Bryson City were registered at the
I'ickey Hotel, Monday.
* * ?
Miss Lou Morgan o^ Canton, NT. C.
h; is purchased the home of Mrs. Osea 1
Zimmerman and is here pfenning tc
fSgve it repaired.
* * * ,
Miss Helen Harshaw, of Asheville,
-pent the week-end with home folks.
* * ?
Miss Evanell Mauney and Richard .
Mauney were in Knoxvillc. part of \
last week.
* * *
Dr. Allerd Meminger of Charleston |
S. C., has been in town on business. j
? ? ?
Col and Mrs. Bud Anderson of Hay- 1
? > ville visited in town the first of the |
week.
? * ?
Mr. Harry Cooper and Mr. Jerry I
Davidson left first of the week for!
Tampa, Fla.
? * ?
Mi. A. S. Clarke of Copper Kill |
spent the week-end with his family
? * *
Itose Fain of Orlando, Fla., is visit
ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. A. |
Fain.
? ? ?
Roderick Mclver has gone to John
sen City where he will enter the Gov
ernment hospital.
* * *
Miss Elizabeth Abernathy and Mrs. I
Fiv.l Johnson motored to Asheville |
Wednesday.
Mr. Ben Gartrell of Wh.testone,
spent the Week-end with his '.amily at
the I'atton House.
*
Misses Mary Swan and Ailene Ed
wards of Andrews were callers in
town Monday.
* * *
Mr. H. G. Jackson attended Super
'or C ouit here first of the week. Mr
Jackson s mother is in Washington
| v ity as a delicate from the Russelville
Ky., Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, at their an
nual Congress at Contential Hall.
Mrs. G. W. Ellis, Miss Mable Ellis
and Miss Betty Kate McCombs spent
.hursday in Gainesville.
* * *
Mi. and Mrs. C. K. Hoover will
p otor to Marion and spend the week
end with relatives.
? 4 *
Afte a lingering illness, Mr. A. M.
inttain passed away Friday at the
on e in East Murphy.
He was the son of the late Maj.
5'ttain and Mrs. Catherine Hennessa
F.Vttain.
y?.\ Brittain was born and spent
i entire life in Murphy. He was
mown as a moral, modest man who
r.ted action to his word, and wtis
i ntcnt to remain in tbe background,
le is survived by his widow, Mr8.
.FN?. MayficM Driuain, four daugh
ers, M . Walter Estes, of Decatur,
Ca., Mvs. Giles Cover of Andrews,
.sirs. R y Campbell and M ss Eliza
i:h Brittain of Newport, Tenn., a
Joh:i Brittain, a sister Mrs. E. S.
ller ;*nd a brother, W. P. Brittain
of Peachtree.
Funeral services were conducted
by his pastor, Rev. E. J. Hforbinson
and Rev. T. L. Sasser at the Metho
dist Church, Saturday. Interment was ;
in Sunset Cemetery.
* * 0
Mrs. E. B, Norvcll ,Mr. and Mrs. |
S. D.Akin, motored to Atlanta and
spent the week-end.
* * *
The regular meeting of the Worn-]
an's Club will be held in the Club
rooms Wednesday, March 20th.
? * ?
Judge and Mrs. Stack left Tuesday i
afternoon by moter for their home
in Monroe.
* He *
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Brownel, of
Enuobfield, N. C. were in town this
?e,k. _
Miss Kathryn Thompson will ar
,-ive Friday from lntermont College,
at Bristol, Tenn., to spend the Easter
?olidays with home folk.-.
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?and you tell 'cm that we have one grand stock of
flooring ready for the builders this spring. You tell 'em
that we have all grades of oak flooring; you tell 'em
we're there when it comes to maple flooring; you tell 'em
about our pine flooting, and if they seem to be siding
in with you, you tell 'em about our siding. You tell
'em, we sell 'em.
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5:
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| MURPHY, N. C. |
mi. o. r. \janney, oi Asneville was
registered at the Regal Hotel Tues- {
day.
* ? *
Col. George Patton, of Franklin,
attended court here last week.
? ? *
Mr. Hbart H. Eller of Robbinsville, .
and Miss Fannie Jones, of Andrews,
were quietly married at the office of
Mr. T. N. Bates on April 9th, Mr. I
Bates officiating.
+ ? *
Mr. P. B. Ferebee, of Andrews, has '
resigned his place on the County
Board of Education, and Mrs. W. B.
Fisher, of Andrews, was elected to fill
the vacancy. Mrs. Fisher was a mem
ber of the board last year. The board
is now composed of C. B. H 11. Chair
man; Mrs. \V. B .Fisher, and T. T.
Johnson, of Culberson.
The Junic r department of the
Methodist Sunday School will hold
their Elaster Sale on Saturday, after
noon, April 10th. in the basement oi
the church, instead of Friday aftc-r
nocn as announced in these columns
last week. The date was changed be
cause in conflicted with another soc
ial function of the church, it was
said.
TOPTON
(Last week's letter)
We hav*e had some very rainy
weather of late, but it has cleared
off now and looK? as though it might
be fair for some
* * *
E. B. King returned from Murphy
court this morning and reports 17
in jail.
Mrs. A. D. May and family and
Mrs. W. M. Eller all of Waynesville
visited their fathir, Thos Wright for
the week-end.
* * ?
Guinn Franks, of Bryson, was a
visitor in Topton ioi the week-end.
s * #
D. B. Wright motored to Murphy
and deturned Monday.
Mr. Bob Moore is progressing fine
with his job and expects to set up a
band mill soon.
Therodore Herrin is doing a rush
ing business with his jitney from Top
to to Robbinsville.
? =? ??
The trussel force on the Southern
is stationed at Topton repairing the
Hulk Nest trussel near Topton.
* * *
Most all the people of Ttopton at
tended the show at Andrews last night
From the way the drummer hang
COl
ipany
becomes the"g
f leader in its
industry only if
its products and
service are of
unusual merit
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GASOLINE
Made In North Carolina
around Topton the merchants must
be doing: a pood business.
Jack Barton closed his school last
Friday with a big untertainment.
Mrs. John Nelson, Jr., is visiting
her mother at Murphy this week.
I Asked to tell about his courtship
and marriage, a New York man said,
"Well, I just sobered up an dthere she
was !"
t.disnu says every man should mar
ry ? and marry young:. He is correct.
That will increase our field of inven
tors. You know ? inventors of alibis.
| DR. E L. HOLT
DENTIST
BR1TTAIN AXLEY BLDC.
Office Phone 154 ? Rm. Phon* 106
MURPHY, N. C.
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