! - '
Animus ICnrals
\lr. P. B. IVrebee ieft \rt<lrews
? II \\ edn^dav ? >i thi- week on a L?u>
1 ii?" ? trip t" Cretjis!"?ru. V t .
Captain Frat:k >wan left ^ ednes
da\ of thi- week for Portsmouth.
Ya.. w here he w ill receive treatment
in the I nited States Marine Hospital.
Mr. <?. I?. H?-|. lit/ell i- awa\ on a
?rip to \ash\ille. Tenn.. on business
with the Andrews Tanning Kxtract
{ .out pain .
Mr. (!. Hi nes of \ew ^ ??rk. was
In Andrews on Saturday. Sunday 1
ind Monday past. Mr. Ilines has
eharge now of the marble business
whieb tt.f- herfisn f>\ Mr. J. \. Mar
tin. h is the understanding, that
this marble business is to be run for
three months with a view to aseer
taining if it will pay. It it pays din
ing that time, if is to be enlarged
.ind made into a larger business.
Mr. H. \. IVw -ir made a btisine ?
'rip to A-heville t-. latter part of tin*
past week.
Mr. J. I. I ?: i**t? '1 has tendered his
-'?signation as a meinl?er of the
Board of Mdermen of the Town of
Andrev.-. Mr. Bristol was reeentlv
elected a member of the Board ??!
Trustee- and 1 a : ? I aside his ??ld i- :?
for the new one.
Miss Hall, one of the teachers in
the Andrews s?ho??| who has been
away in Spartanburg. S. f? li
nearly two weeks on aeeount of the
serious illness ,,f her father, return- 1
ed W ednesdav ??[ this week and re- |
sullied her duties in the school. i
Supt. \. B. (~oonih- ??f th?' \n
? u> school left Andrews for Hal
h on W ednr-dav ??! this i*e**k. Mr.
( omhs goe- 011 business in runnec
t' n with hi< -eho? I ii-iti?'- in \n
ilrew
Vttornev Ralph Moody, of Mnr
j?ii\ . v\;?- in \ndrev%- on Monday ??f
this u??*k on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bristol and son
and daughter. ! dwin and Ma:-*
A lire, and Mrs. \. B. Chandler,
i m Sundav in Franklin, a. C..
visiting friends ami relatives.
Mr. J. B. Snead on last Sundav
night had the misfortune to have hi*
artomobile burned up. Mr. Snead
ua- foniinjr home from a trip and
just as he got this -ide of Grannv
Squirrel Gap the fire began to eonit
up all around hi- uear shift ? he ran
his car ???i the side the ro;i,J -o !
that the door otfi that side eould not
he opened, and th-n found that the i
apparatus for holding ?"ips prevent- :
ed his opening the door on the other
-ide ? he then had to open the uin-i
dow in the door and ?rawl through. ,
Hf f?'li and hurt hu bark and -ide.
Hi- car v\as totnllv burned.
Mr. Sflle:.-. ??! I lav Coutitv. wa
a v isitor in \ndrew-s on Fuesdav of
t!?i- week.
Mr. Bailey. ediUu of the Oierokre j
Si out. u;b a business \isitor in \n
drevvs on Tuesdav ??! this week. 1
Rev. \V. H. Ford, pastor ?>f '.in*
Nndrews Bapti-t C.hureh. left Sun
dav afternoon for Canton where he
will < nndiH't a two weeks revival
i oetinir at the Baptist rhusrh there.
H
ere it is
? ? ?
A NEW
FRIGIDAI1
at the
lowest price
in Frigi daire
history
?
? < and equipped
with the
Cold Control
Tnly* 195
Dmlirrrmd complete
plugged in and t corking
in your hnmr. (I'rry ro*y
terms if you prr/cr).
And n cabinet which adds brauty to any kitchcn ... ail ma
chinery completely cncloscd . . . built of steel with a perma
nent Duco finish. ..and with the added value of a seamless
porcelain enamel lining, as easy to clean as chinaware.
4 cubic feet food compartment; 0 square feet of shelf space.
HERE is the greatest value ever
offered in the history of electric
refrigeration ... a new Frigidairre at a
price so low that no one need delay
any longer.
And it has every essential Frigidaire
feature.
It even has the famous Frigidaire
Cold Control . . . the exclusive new
Frigidaire development which enables
you to regulate at urill the time re
quired to freeze ice cubes and to make
possible dozens of new desserts that
require extreme cold.
Stop in and see this latest Frigidaire
development. You need Frigidaire.
Now is the time to buy. See this new
Frigidaire today ...in our display room.
WALTER E COLEMAN
Dealer
MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
NEW BUS LINE
BETWEEN MURPHY
AND ATLANTA
V new bus line ha- just started ,
operation between Murph\ and \t
lanta. Ga.. h\ wa> of Copperhill.
Tenn.. Blue Ridge. Canton. ami
Marietta. Ga.. w 1: i? 1 1 i- owned l>) the
Carolina-Tenne?-see-Geoi'gia Bu>
Incorporated.
The busses a scheduled that
two lea\e Atlanta daily tor Murphv.
and two leave Murph% dail> for At
lanta.
The corporation owning and op
? rating the bus.-es. is a Murphv coii
eern. and was ineorporated in North
(Carolina. The incorporators aie I.
S. Kvans. President: l\. L. Lanee.
\ ice President : and C. W . Savage,
Seeretai \ and Treasurer and gener
al manager. The company was in
corporated at a capital stock of
>25.000.00, with $6,000.00 paid in.
I he main office ??f the companx i- J
Murphy. C..
I he schedule of the busses tcen
tr;f1 >tandai-d time) follows:
Leave Allan/a. A. \f .
Atlanta. 6:30: Marietta. 7:05:
W oodstock, 7:35: Holl\ Springs.
1 7:50: Canton. Ji:05: Rail Ground.
!<?:30: \elson. *1:37: Tate. ??:M:
la>per. ?J:55: Talking Rock. 0:07:
Kllijav. 0:37: White Path. 9:52:
Cherrv Log. 10:07. Blue Kidge.
10:22: Copperhill. 10:52: Duck
town. 11:12: Murphy. 12:27
Leave Murph . A. M.
Murphv. 6:30: Ducktown. 7:45:
( -opperhill. ?>:0.">: Blue Kidge. 8:35:
Chc?rv Log, 8:50: White Path. 9:20 j
Kllijav. 9:20; Talking Rock. 9:50:
Jasper, 10:02; Tate, Id: 12: Nelson,
ilO:l9: Ball Ground. 10:26: Canton.
10:51: Holly .Springs 11:06: Wood
Mock. 11:21: Marietta. 11:51: At
lanta. 12:26.
Leave Atlanta. 1/.
\tlanta. 3:00: Marietta. 3:35:!
WITH THE CHURCHES |
BE A BOOSTER
)i \ on think vour church the best.
Tell Vm so!
H you'd ha\e it lead the rest.
Help it grow !
When there's anything to do.
Let tli: i always eounl on you.
V* . II ?! good v. hen it is through.
Dof! t \ i ?U klloW
If xou're used to giving knocks.
Change your style:
II i row bouquets instead <?i rork
|-?ri awhile.
Let the other fellow roast.
Shun him as \ou would a 2 host :
Meet iii- hauler w ilit a boa>t
\nd a smile.
When a stranger from afar
(!omes along.
'' him who and what \??u are ?
M.:ke it >t:ong.
flatter, never bluff.
Tell the truth. for that's enough.
He a booster, that's the stuff.
Don't just belong.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. SOUTH
DIRECTORY
P;i?r? - ll?i\var?J ?' Pow- II :
ltOXKIt ?( I *TKIV.\KI??
Chairn.an B. W. r.rar
District si* ?ar<l . K. V W?-.iv?*r
>%-. j. tiny .... Harry fain
Tfasurpr . . V. C. Hyatt1
?: ? lie S.-. r-t;,.. V- II Klktnn
W. A !*.. .V. .1 J V.
Noil Davi'I-M". li r: It. M Fain.
?*. K ? r J. H M. Call. Mrs K I: N.r
J A Kii'baril?(*H. 11-- T. .1 Sw-r.l.
Pianist M*s Henry Axle*- 1
nt r anist Mr*. I^l?* Lf
Cfii.ir Plmir'*' ? Mr.-. Harry P. C'>?it?or
Supt' Sumiaj Soho'l .... K V. \\>av?*r
ru-;.)?r' XV. M <_ . Mrs. I" li. Nfirwll |
"?Vn:iir Kp*? ? ri*' I ? .a- :? M:ss fur- hn Ftalley
.Iiir?-->r Hi ? r'h Mi?? \>!a ||:i-l):?n
Sundav -< hool at nine forty five,
Mr. k. \. Weaver. Superintendent.
Morning worship at II o'eloek.
"The \ttraetiveness of Christ." will
be the subject of the sermon h\ the
pastor.
Tin Kp worth Leagues will meet at
-i\ fifteen.
\t the. evening hour of worship,
.-ex en o'clock. the Kpworth leagues
will ohsexc the Kpworth League \n
niversarx Day. This will be one of
the most interesting services of our
?bureh. Vm are invited to woiMiip
with us and to sec and bear our
x< iiiig people in their work.
FIRST BAPTIST CHI RCH
Janes I.eRoy Steele. Pastor
Smday: \. M. I'ihlc Sdioul,
\.?ah Loxingood. Superintendeul.
Morning worship at 10:55 A M
Sermon in pa-tor. "\\ by I Relieve
in "Once Saved. Mwavs Saved.'"
Junior. Intermediate ami Senior
I. V P. U. at 6:15 P. M.
Iw.-ning evangelistic service 6:55
\ M. Sermon b\ pastor. "Why 1
fVlicxe in Heaven.""
Monday through Friday, training
classes for young people's unio'v
'???ting as follows: 3:30 P. \f. Ju
niors. tnpghl by pastor. 7:00 P. M.
Woodstock. 1:05: Holl\ Spring?.]
1 :20: Canton, 4:35; Halt Ground.
5:00: Nelson. 5:07; Tale. 5:14;
Jasper. 5:24: Talking Rock. 5:36;
Kllijay. 6:09; White Path. 6:21;
'Cherry Log. 6:36: Blue Ridge. 6:51
, Copperhill. 7:21: Ducktown, 7:41;
Murphy. 9:00.
Leave Murphy. P. M.
Murphy. 1:15; Ducktown. 2:30;
Coppefhill. 2:50; Blue Ridge. 3:20;
Cherry Log, 3:35; W hite Path. 3:50
Ellijay, 4:05; Talking Rock, 4:35;
[Jasper. 4:47: Tate, 4:57; Nelson,
5:04: Ball Ground, 5:11: Canton,
5:36; Holly Springs, 5:51; Wood
stock. 6:06; Marietta, 6:36; Atlan
ta. 7:11.
POULTRY PRICES
1
The following prices will be paid!
'for poultiy at ear, Murphy. N. C., I
Tuesday, March 20lh, by the Faim- j
.?r's Federation by the arrangement I
of the Smoky Mountain Mutual Ex
change:
Hens, heavy breeds, lb 25VzC
Hen?, light breeds, lb. 24c
Broilers, under 2Vb lbs., lb. 37c
Cocks, lb. 12c
Ducks, lb. 20c
Geese, lb. _ 15c
Turkeys, lb. 25c
Eggs, not over week old, doz. 20c |
Cases furnished fanners and eggs!
| packed at car.
? ?
Intermediate?, taught by pastor,
Seniors ant! adults taught by Noah
Lovingood. Everyone invited.
Fifth Sunday night. Union service
df Presbyterian. Methodist and Bap
tist churches. Sermon to be preach
ed bv Dr. Anderson. We are export
ing a great service and will have a
warm welcome for all who come.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DIRECTORY
ri."t.T J- P. Ando'ton
DUVfONS
chairman J. B Store?
? AT Vnuchn. B. w. Slpe.' H. s. Miller. R.
S. Parker.
El.DRRS
Chairman Jno. II. Di.lard
K. A Davdsnn. J*?-k Hall. M. W. Bell
CV-V . .f S-sMon . Jno. H. Hillard
Oh* - T.oarter . . . . . . Mrs. C. \V. S.ivasn
pianist .... Miss Anne Graham Anderson
Sunt Sunday S? ho? 1 . . Jno Tl. DillstM
P'ix W??ms?n's Auxiliary. Mrs. c V.\ Snva-o
Pres. Christian Endeavor .... Anne. CandW
SERVICES OF THE WEEK
Sunday school at KMX) A. M.. J.
I H. Dillard. Superintendent. Teacher?
of Bible Class. George \\ . Candler,
'jack Hall. Sr.
Morning worship at 1 I o'clock.
Subject: " \ 'fw Heart," Text: Ezer.
36:26.
Evening worship at 7 ?> clock. Sub
ject for evening discourse. "Th?*
Desert and the Garden,** Tert Isaiah
.r"> : 7.
The Christian Kndeavor Society
v. ill meet at the church at 6:30. B.
\\ . Sipe. Leader. \n unusual good
attendance was noted last Sunday.
We Impe the parents will remind
t lie- children to attend.
Choir practice every Wednesday
! night at the manse at 7 o'clock.
\ cordial invitation is extend?vi
to all to worship with us.
jXNOW Your South
| \ and be a Partner
ft \ ???//! its Growth ? ? ?
EvanFv n??, Ind., rnc c " the important
termin; I points on theL&N. System.
ha.? a r'-'pulution of over KXi.HOO, pro
bably tl;ct.ird larc -t city in the State.
From a manufacturer! g and business
standpo*. it is ea-.-ily second in vol
ume and value of it a productn.
Locatt ' at Evansville are ?36 indus
tries, p v j'-;ng a great variety o?
naanrf u i..xJ and processed articles,
whoso value in 1927 amounted to
S 3,1.",0,C< ). Mora important in volum?
nnd val. arc grain products, furni
ture and nctv .onoi, trucks und mo
tor vehi :c bodice, grsoline engines,
steam s'v vrl3, dredginf? machinery,
packing house p .s, ittfant foods,
molt prod-.. . -,ars, brooms, loco
niotivo ? ? aaughts, clocirical machin
ery-, elect: 5c and gas refrigerators,
crockery ? sva~e. -."ambers* earthen
v'3 re liv.d fiLi-.-irrs, hardwood lumber,
agricultural implements, bri^k, struc
tural iron, etc.
Evansville is the operating andtraf'
fic headquarters for the St. u)ui? and
Henderson Divisions and branches,
comprising nearly 500 miles of rail
road. Loc ated here are the large divi
sion shops of the Company. The L.&N.
R. R. normally has between 2,300 and
2.400 employees in all of its depart
ments, who live or have their head
quarters in this City. These employees
are paid approximately $1,200,000 an
nually, all of which is spent or invest
ed in Evansville.
The L. & N. R. R. operates into and
out of Evansville daily 30 freight trains
and ?2 passenger trains, with extras
whenever the movement of business
requires. This passenger service has
had a great deal to do with making
Evansville "Tho Metropolis of the Tri
State Territory." The L. & N. loads
out of th? City daily solid merchandise
cars to all of the principal terminal
cities in the South, Southeast, and
West. These are handled in through
freight trains, giving less than carload
shipments the came expeditious move
ment as on through carloads.
The L. AN. R. R. has been one of the
most potent influences in developing
and building op the industrial and com
mercial interests of the City, its steady
strides and growth are reflected in the
advancement of Evansville. It is an in
stitution of which we feel justly proud.
In substance, the L. & N. is a very im
portant part of the foundation of our
City.
(8l|Md)
A. P. EBERUN,
Secretary-Manager
EVANSVILLE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE