PLENTY OF MONEY TO LEND
ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN
Murphy and Andrews
QL'ICK SERVICE AND LIBERAL TERMS
AGE LIMl T. AMOUNTS FROM $300. UP
Lr Full Particular* Call on or Write
HARRY P. COOPER
Murphy, N. C.
" local and personal"
Edited By Miss Sarah Cook
and Mrs. J. V Conley of
|tree ha\e just returned from
, pleasant vacation spent mo
uith tl ? ir sun and family
^rh Ohio, Michigan and parts
pnada. I
w. and Mrs. Don Conley and
liter. Sarah Jcanee, of Ann Ar
I Mich., returned to North Car
u itli their parents for a few
I visit. i
[5. J. H. Slider. Mrs. Rohen P.
and small daughter, Eva
J have returned to their home in
fcta. after a stay at the Regal;
John Rules* left Saturday
0. ^BAtlantj where he will be the
for a \\e? k of Mr. and Mrs. W.
3 Ellen H\de of Andrews was
lest last week of Mrs. G. H.
|rs. D. C. Bryant, of Dalton. Ga.,
? guest of lier sister, Mrs. Grace
?er.
I
and Mrs. Harvey Hughes,!
I Mrs. M. J. Black and children i
Atlanta. were the week-end guests
Ir. and Mr-. S. D. Aiken on Val
River Ave.
>. J. A. \\ ales, of McComh.
. i> the jzuest of her sister. Mrs.
|L. Sas>er. Mrs. W. A. Knight.
of M< Comb, Miss., is also a
kt of Mrs. Sa sser.
Ili$$ Carolyn Bailey entertained a
1 of her friends Tuesday night at
J home ? in Terrace Ave. Games,
lte?t> and music furnished the en
lainment for the evening. Those
Isent were: Misses Aline Richard
. Leila Posey. Betty Kate Me
ats, lVarle Taylor, and Mrs.
tv Ferguson, Messrs. Don Cog
F. I>. Gibbs, Clarence Fuller,
' Clark and Ben Goforth. Miss I
i Post \ won first prize in the
Ite.'t ami Miss Pearle Tayloj won
t hooln V most delicious ice
\va- >erved.
r ^ ??I'* I-ee was hostess to the'
Ur^ nicht bridge club. Be
re-iular members were:
M v Norvell. Mr. and Mrs.j
?kil. .t:i?| Mr, Berzunza. Miss
1 '"M Maunev won high score I
,af,i2 a,ul Mr- McNeil for men.
'? I dit< ?t :
Please allow me space t?< thank
! main friends for their kindness,
ring my daughter's illness and
ith and for the many beautiful
>ral offerings given by both white;
(I colored.
Mattie Sanders.
Misses Betty Kate and Rub\ Mc
Combs, Mr. Dale Clark and Mr.
Hugh Brittain motored to Robbins
villc Sunday and visited the big
dam at Santeetla.
' Miss Minnie Davis and Mr. Ralph
Adams of Grandview, were the guest
Monday of Miss Mary Akin, on Fain
Street.
! Mr. Clifford Shaffeitt and Mr.
\\ ill Morris, of Athens. Tenn.. were
the guests a few davs this week of
Mr. and M rs. Neil Davidson.
| Miss Elizabeth Smith of Raleigh.
| who has been the guest for several
days of Mrs. J. R. Storey, left Wed
nesda\ for Montvello. Ala., where
she will give a series of lectures at
the Alabama State College for Wo
men.
Miss Dorothy Cooper, of West
Palm Beach. Fla., is the guest of
Mrs. Dale Lee.
I
Mrs. Hendrix and Misses Louise
and Ruby Hendrix of Bull Ground.
|Ga.. are the cuests of Mrs. Hendrix*
I sister. Mrs. P. C. Hyatt, on Peach
tree St.
Miss Katherine Thompson was
hostess to 4 tables of bridge Tues
|day night honoring the visitors in
the cit v. The visitors present were:
Miss M ary Norvell, Miss Louise
Hendrix. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr
Donald. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil. Mr.
Berzunza and Mr. John Brittain.
Other guests were the regular mem
bers of the club. Mrs. Hoover won
high score and Mr. John Brittain
won the booby.
Miss Carolyn Bailey will leave
: Saturday for Montreat where she
will attend the Bible Coiference.
While there she will be the guest of
Miss Con iuite Dix.
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Mrs. and Miss Mount, of Knox
\illc. Tenn.. were the week-end
guests of Mrs. Mount's aughler.
Mrs. W. M. Fain, on Fain >t.
Roaches li\e in colonies If you
set* one you know there are main
Roaches are loathsome ver'nin. Pro
lific breeder*. There are medical au
thorities who declare seventeen dif
ferent diseases are transmitted hv
roaches. Roaches niti-t he killed.
Spray FLY-TOX into crack-, crevi
ces. around water pipes. faucets
and other plumbinsr. Simple instruc
tions on each hottle (blue label ?
for killing roaches and ALL house
hold insects. INSIST on FLVTOV
It is the scientific insecticide devel
oped at Mellon Institute of Indus
trial Research h\ Rex Fellowship.
FLY-TOX is safe, stainless, fra
grant, sure. Easy to use. ? Adv.
TREAT HER OFTEN
to a glass of our pure, whole
some and delicious!) refresh
ing soda. Immaculate atten
dants. courteous to the last de
cree. will serve you. And you
will have a wide choice of the
most favored drinks for
quenching your thirst with keen
enjoyment. Suggestions ga
lore await your choosing.
I PARKER'S DRUG STORE
39 The Rexall Store Murphy. N. C.
EDDIE, THE AD MAN
KID CAW THROU/ A 8UU1H OP
UAU06IUS UUDER ASHED
AkID NOCODV MISSES "THEM,
BUT LET A CARRIER. BOV TBV
"TViAT U/ITH HIS BATCH OF UEWS
PA?ERS AM [J B.'ERV PATROL OVJ
HIS ROUTE WOULD HOLLER,'.
MORAL- ADVERTISE WHERE
VOUR AD Wa =!E READ
CLASSIFIED ADS
<Hie Cents Per Lin* * Per Insertion.
Minimum Charge 25c
Cash Paid for hite and Chest-'
nut Oak Ties. Pine Poplar and
(Chestnut wood. Carry full line of
groceries and feed. Located in
leaver Store Building near Murphy
Mill*. -J. B. Mulkey. i5l-4t-jhm. I
FOR SALE. ? Complete sel of the
Encyclopaedia Rrittannica. bcau
t if nil y bound in morroco. in per
fect condition, at a bargain. For
further information apply to The
Seoul, Murphy, N. C. (l-3tacl.)
LOST. One log chain about ten
feet long. Reward if returned to
Murphy Service Staoion. Murphy.
N. C. ' (lt-pd.)
NOTICF. TO FARMERS.? See us
for the f ol lowing seeds: Hairy
Vetch. Crismon Clover. Rape. ?
Cherokee Hardware Co.. Murphv.
I \. C. (lt-c.)
IFOR SALE CHEAP:? 123 acres
good land, good house and barn,
on good road, plenty fruit, near
school and church. Good terms.
See or write. M. P. SI MM 111,
Route 5. Sweetwater. Tenn. 2-lt-pd.
Mr. Clifford Stiles of Persimmon
Creek, and Miss Venter Loudermilk.
of Murphy, were happih married
| Sunday. August 12th. at the store
of Mr. T. \. Bate-. Mr. Bates per
forming the ceremony. The young
people are members of prominent
families of the count) and have the
best wishes of their many friends
for a long and happ> life.
Mr. W. A. Henry, f Cross An
chor. S. C.. who l:i- been visiting
; friends in Murphv * -v the past sev
eral weeks, will !? n> next Tuesday
morning for Slat?>n. Texas, to make
his home with hi- son. He was for
Jmerly janitor of tli- irt house and
. has many friend- 1 who are .tl
wa\- glad to see hitr. Vihile here
he had hi- Scout < anged from
'Cross Anchor to Slat< . on renewal,
and said he wanted The Scout t??
he sure and come for it was a part
jof his li\iiig.
The following invitation has been
sen i out and the publi- i> cordial 1\
imit^d t?? attend. T! occasion i
exported to be an ?-ii ?yable one:
You are cordially invited t?? at
tend a novelt\ dance tt Fain ? 1 1
Building. Murphy. V>rth Carolina.
Friday evening. Xugust. twenty,
fourth. Nineteen hundred and twen
tv-eight. Music b\ Reid Tuell and
His Six Troubadours. Best in Ten
nessee. 9:00 to 1 : $2.00 per cou
ple. Chaperoned.
BACK COPIF.S SCOUT WANTED.
I
All reader? who have the issue of
The Si-out ??f Juh 27th. would H??
the management a favor if they
would return them t?? this offjVe.
We haven't a single i--ue of tliat
date and haw rail- from our adver
tising representatives for several
copies. The rails we have sent out
in the past have been r?>pond?*d to ?
<?enerous!\ and we will appreciate (
every response to thi^ rail.
Aimdlirews Leesfe
\Ir. and Mrs. L. B. Nichols and
little son, Lee. Jr., ha\e been spend
ing several days .?-? Sparta. N. C..
visiting the parents ??! Mr. Nichols,
rhey are expected back on Friday
>f this week.
Mr. Swift Hooper, Jr., <?f Win
ston-Salem. N. C., was a business
visitor in Andrews <?u Tuesday of
this week.
The Dedication Services of the
Methodist church here was held on
last Sunday. Rev. T. M. S mat hers
who was pastor of the church here
when it was built and who now is
stationed in W inston-Salem. V C..
preached the Dedicatory Sermon.
Presiding Kldcr Tucker was present
for the service and received the
church at hte hands ??f the Trustees
in Dedication to the Lord's Supper.
It was a very beautiful and impres
sive service.
Miss Alene Purdom. <>f Florida is
\isitisg friends in And news. Miss
Purdom formerly lived in Andrews
with her aunt. Mrs. C. Cagle. and
is a graduate of the Andrews High
School.
Rev. J. I?. Church, pastor of the
Methodist church returned to An
drews fin last Saturda\ after having
held a two weeks meeting in Mt.
Airy. Y C.
Mrs. A. B. Chandler and daugh
ter. Sarah Ruth, arc ^pending some
lime in South Carolina with relatives
and friends.
Rex. \\ . H. Dendy, pastor of tin*
Presbyterian Church made a trip
Sumhn a week ii^r? ? to \lahama to
attend ihe marriage ? ?t hi- brother,
Kev. Marshall Dendv. Re\. Mar
shall Dendy and hi- bride came to
?\ rid reus tli** fir-t ? ?f !;i-t week and
spent a portion of their honeymoon,
leaving the last c?f the week f < ?r
Asheville and oilier points in \\ t'v
tern North Carolina.
The \ndrew? Coif Course i- now
comph te ancl numbers o! the mem
bers of the club are to be found on
the course* enjoying tin* frame.
Mr. W . W . \she was a business
v isitor in li'>hl?ins\ ille on Monday
of thi- week.
Mr. ind Mrs. < Ihde H. larrctt and
two children, Sarah Evelyn. and
Clyde. Jr.. spent the week-end y\ illi
Mr. Jarretts parents at Dillsboro.
Mr. C. V. Hoblitzell was a husi
ness visitor in Asheville on Monday
of this week.
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Dr. \ incent Orr of Robhinsville
was in \ndrews on Monday of this
w eek .
Mr-. U. \. Dewars sister. Mrs.
Skinner, and two children of Flor
ida. arc socridin*; some time in An
drews as the pruest of her sister.
Mrs. Williams of Asheville is \ i
itinsr her sister. Mr-. W . W . Ashe.
Her son. James, has been in An
drew- f?.r several days visiting his
aunt.
SEX I) IS VOIR ORDERS FOR JOli PRIXTIXG.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Wc wish to advise the < itizens of Murphy, \.
C... and vicinity, of the opening of one <?f our pop
ular CASH and CARFO Stores at \ alley Hivei
\\enue. Murphy. N. C. ^ ou are rordially invit
wherc konom ?| to \i-it and inspect this New Store.
RULES ?
FLOUR
A & F' FAMILY OR SELF RISING
21 lb. Bag 48 1b. Bag 98 lb. Bag
$1.05 $2.05 $3.95
CERTO, Bottle 30c
SUGAR LB. 6ic
25 "** $1.57 100 "'"s $6.25
JAR CAPS, Doz. 27c
COMPOUND 2 LBS 25c
4 LBS 65c 8 LBS $1.15
JAR RINGS, Doz. 7c
SNOWDRIFT LARD, 2 LBS 43c
4 LBS 79c 8 LBS $1.49
| MASON JARS 80 90
1 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE " 37
1 WESSON OIL'" c"" 27c c- 49c
| CORN FLAKES 2 ' 15c
^Atlantic & PacificSf.