PLENTY OF MONEY TO LEND
ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN
Murphy and Andrews
QUICK SERVICE AND LIBERAL TERMS t
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NO ACS LIMIT. AMOUNTS FROM $300. UP v
For Full Particular* Ca". on or Write
KAJIHY P. COOPER
f 'u >hy, N. C.
WITH THE CHURCHES 1
s
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, SOUTH
DIRFCTOKY
*t?r Howard P. Powell j
ISOAKII Ol" STKH'AKDS
irmun . . - K. \V. Gray
is?t ri?*t Steward . K. V. Wcawr
r-t.iry . ... Harry Fnln
iiButi-r . . ... P. <". Hyatt
?iinlinc Secr.-tury . . Mrs. li. (i. Klkms
W. Ax !??>-. R. A. Akin. .1. \Y. I>av l.lsoii.
fnl Davidson, II. E. Mi<k?-y, I{. J|.
K. 1-Iuovrv. .!. H. McCall. Mrs. K. H. N?r. |
II. J. A Kii-harrison. Mrs, T. .!. S\vor<l.
WellM.
jmist
slant IMnnlPt
it- plrK-tr?f?
ftii-i- Sun?la> Si h<?i?l
? al??n? W M. S. ..
i?.r Kpworth Loaciii
lor Epxvorth Leami
. . Mrs Ht-nry Axl?-y |
Mrs. I>nl?- I
Mrs. Hurry 1\ CNwmm r I
K V. V.v .
Mrs i: li. N ? ?
. Miss i*.iro|\n |lail<
? . Miss A?1 i llarsliaw '
Sunday School nine forty-five. ,
K. V. Weaver, Superintendent,
j Morning worship at eleven o'clock, j
jermon by the pastor, subject: God's j
'aim upon the whole life."
M.*. Osepoff will play at the morn- |
service.
Senior League at six o'clock.
Junio.- League at six-fifteen.
Evi ning worship at seven o'clock,
pinion by the pastor: "Mrs. Lott,
be Background Looking Soul."
I JACOB FARNEY ABERNAhiY !
Lena Abernathy Claik" p i/s the
tllowi tribute to her father, .la
b : arney Aberrathy, whose sou!
marching on.
! Hi- passing occure-.l in community
which he was born and reared and
which he moved with force and
jiflucnce.
He deserves more than ordinary
i tiro. I cing the type of lv.nn not
|mommon in the south a generation
For colds, grip
and flu take
:&ds
TRADE MARK REG.
Relieves the congestion,
prevents complication*,
and hastens recovery.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DIKKCTOKY
Pastor .1. 1?. Arul'TMiin
I1HVCONS
Chairman .... .J. i:. Storey
M. Vnuuhn. AV. Sir- . J-:, s. MUl-r. It.
S. I'ark?'r.
i:mh:hs
CI '.i irm ? n Jno. II. Dlllard
??:. a I ?;? vilw.n, Jjifk Hall. M. \V. I!.-;;.
CJ'-i'k of J;?/j?j?U?n Jiik. II. I> l|:ii<]
Choir !.? :-?l?>r . . . . Mrs. C. \Y. Savage
Pianist .... Miss Anno Qrahiim^nil'Tson
s.iri. Suniliy S<*hoi?l lii". II. Dillard
Pn?. Woman's Auxiliary Mrs. It. W. (Iray
Pr?s. Christian Knd?av??r .... \nt??- Candl- r
Mur. Christian En<lc-a v< r .... llryan W. Slue
Subject for 11 a. m. "Rc'ation Val- |
ut'S." ? Text: I Con. 3:21-22.
Subject for 7 o'clock p. m. "Paul's
Review and Preview ? Text: 2 Tim.
1: <>-S.
The Christian Endeavor Society will (
meet in the church at 6:30 p. m.
On next Sabbath in offering; fur1
Foreign Missions will be made com- i
"lying with the General Assembly's
request to observe the week of Self- 1
Denin*.
A cordial invitation is extended tin
: ublk- to attend the services at this
church.
ago.
Of distinguished ancestry, bring
r. defendant of General Morgan 01
involutional y fame for whom the |
town <?i" Morganton, X. C., wa.- nam
ed and a kinsman of John Aher
nathy the fanu us Scotrh surgeon, J
disoverer of the anericm.
lie was edurated at the old Hay- 1
rsville Aadeniy and the Louisville '
Medical College.
While yet a lad be fared forth and |
rode the plainh of the West as a dat
1 e herder. Well rememberd are the
he related of life in the don |
ramps when the evening lamp wa
lie.
Like a soldier at the front, he j
died in his armor. The torch thai
he bore can not be quenched but
will appear attain, a brighter flap:t.
A delighted companion, widely in
formed, a lover of nature, a man ef
literary taste and talent. Xo one
who ever knew Jacob Farney Aber
natby will forget him.
WANTED
j You to have your IlrmHtitrliinr and Plrot '
' Fileine ilone at tin*
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
STORE
Murphy
We furnUh rot Ion Thread
NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
Notice is hereby given that the Motor Ve
hicle law will be enforced, and attention is re
spectfully called to the following:
Speed limit within the business district, 15
miles per hour.
Speed limit within the residential section
20 miles per hour
Two headlights.
No cut-outs open, all cars muffled.
. One rear light.
Attention has been called to these require
ments heretofore, but motorists have been
rather careless about complying with the
State motor vehicle law, and notice is hereby
given that the law will be enforced.
This February 1, 1928.
? A. A. FA IN, Mayor.
'ANDREWS LOCALS
Mrs. Stella Agleiser has returned
to Andrews and resumed her duties
as a toacher in the Andrew school.
Mis. Agleiser during the holidays had
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils.
The Atb'etic Association of An
drew tool: a negro minstrel to Mur
phy 011 Tuesday night of this week.
They report a good time and a gootl
house to greet thim for this show.
The many friends of Rev W. H.
Ford, pastor of the Baptist Church
will loar.i with pleasure that he is
doing well after his operation for ap
pendicitis in the Georgia Baptist
Hospita'.
Mrs. lioone of Waynesvi!!". N. C., |
is visiting her sen. J. M. Boone.
Messrs. J. A. Morgan, .1. M. Boone
and I\ H. Tiliitt were business visi
tor* in Murrlhy on Friday of last
week.
Little Settle Anna Tilli't, o lugh
ler of Mr. aiul Mrs. 1). II. Ti'lit:. was
ill during the first part of this week.
Mr. John Nelson of Topton was a
business visitor in Andrews on Wed
n? sday of this week.
The teachers of Andrews School
are planning on putting on a play t . r
the benefit of the school 011 the J'.h
of February.
Mr. W. T. Moore left Monday for
N'ushvi'le, Tenn., where !?e i"..-is 1 ?.
r ad contracts under the Tonne* ee
Hi?;h .vay Commission.
Mi. Fred Reagan who lias !von fur
over a year in Florida ? ? >.im . 1 : 0 .ih
hotel work returned to Andrews a
. w days ago and is now enga&vd a
clerk at the ?lunaluska Terrace.
Mr. Genld Walker, the younge st
ron of Mr G. 15. Walker, has relin
ijiushed his position in S: .minah, Ga.t
ami is going to make his hinc with
his mother in Andrews.
Mr. Cross Georgv of l.'iltimore, I
Md., is spending a few day in An- 1
drews. Mr. George i*5 visiting hi -
young son who niakt. his home \vi;.h j
his aunt, Mrs. Arnold.
Rev. Mr. Reid, President of Syl a
Collegiate Institute, preached 1: st
Sunday at the Bapti.-t. Church in the
absence 01' their pastor, lie v. W. H.
next. Sunday at bothwy-j RZY>.
Ford. Mr. Keid wis again on next
Sunday at both services occupy the
Baptist Pulpit.
Mr. T. M. Worthey has moved and
is now occupying the new Presbyter
ian Manse on Cherry trect.
Mr. A. Hall Johnson, Attorney of
Asheville, N. C., was a business visi
tor in Andrews the latter part of last
week.
Mr. Af'en Fisher who is staying
with his father and mother here
made a trip to Chattanooga, Tenn.,
last week to spend the week with his
wife. Mr. Fisher is preparing to en
ter Otten soon and during the period
prior to his entering he is remaining
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Fisher.
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Murphy, N. C.
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R. A. DEWAR
Andrews, N. C.
BACHMAN NEWS
I Mr. E. Me. Hyde hns been very
i sick a few clays, but is improving
I wo are glad to say.
Misses Edna Blaleek and Kate
\*e.;t spent thc weel:-.nd at home.
| Mr. John Smith, .Jewel Mason and
Marion Morrow went or. a hunting
expedition to thc? Tellico Mountains
labt week. A'though they caught
j nothing they repored i\ nit e time.
j
The weather ha> been very cold
' at P/nchman but is moderating some
, at present.
! Mr. Fred Hill ami W'llard Bryant
; made a call on Mr. and Mrs. U. F.
j Hill Sunday. They reported a nice
I time and a big dinner.
The weather didn't prevent some
of the boys going on a walk yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Long of Copperhill
visited their sons Sunday.
Mr. Bill Hamby visited home fufks
Sunday.
Mr. Harry Underwood carried out
an interesting program in Christian
Endeavor Sunday night.
Master Jr. Morrow spent the eve
ning with Ollie Crisp and Lucile
I
McDonald Sum. ay.
A few of tli' -tudents looks pretty
drow.y on a? it of not having: any
coffee for breakfast.
Miss Gra: e West is visiting homo
folks at present.
Winter's Colds
and Chills
Th/c ,v H j?vy DurtJens
c?i the Irvidneys*
/""lOLDS put extra burdens on our
kidne\ \X hex: the kidneys slow
lip. impurities remain in the blood
and are apt to make one tired and
achy with headaches, dizziness and
often nagging backache. A common
warning is scanty or burnings-^cretions.
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increase the secretion of the kidneys
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MURPHY, N. C.