LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Clark and little i
daughter. Marion of Copperhill.
Tenn were visitors at Murphy. Sun
Hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Akin and
family, and Mrs. John Ax ley motor
ed to Gainesville. Ga. Saturday.
Mr. Zeb Morrow of Andrews was
a visitor at Murphy, Tuesday.
Mr Oliver Amnions of Robbins
ville spent Sunday with his wife and
son at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Gentdy.
Misses Posephine and Constance
I)<nkler and Messrs Lemar Manly,
F-lic Wilson and Harry Miller of
Atlanta, Ga. spent the week end with
Mr. Miller's mother, Mrs. E. S. Miller |
Messrs Rufus Perkins and Bill
Miller are attending Gdand Opera in
Atlanta, Ga. this week.
Miss H. M. Berry of Raleigh was
a visitor at Murphv Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Felix Palmer, daught- 1
er and son, Gladys and Wilson and!
Mrs. Dixie Palmer motored to Hay- j
esville Sunday.
Mr. Bailey Meroney of Chattan
ooga. Tenn spent the week end with
his mothed, Mrs. Delia Meroney.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Massey attend
ed the moving picture show at Copper
hill, Tenn Saturday ni^ht.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Butt and chil
dren of Blu Ridge. Ga. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Butt's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Fain.
Miss Delia Meroney who has been'
visiting her brother. Bailey at Chatt
anooga, Tenn returned home, Satur
day.
Messrs. Ralph Harper of anton
and ft . i\ Francis of Asheville spent
the week end here.
Mr. W. I*. Blank. District Traffic
Mgr. of the Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph Compnty was a visitod
here Tuesday.
Mr. Zeb Xeill of Copperhill. Tenn
spent the week and heie.
Miss Sara Ruth Possy of Andrews
was a visitor at Murphy, Sunday.
Miss Iona Herbert of Hayesvilie is
the guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mds. G. W. Candler.
Messrs. Hayner Rogers. Billie Hem j
bree and Dr. K. L. Holt spent la.;t !
Thursday at Asheville.
Misses Gladys Poltatty and Ruby
Courtney were the week end guests j
of Miss Fay Roper at Bryson City.
Miss Mary Lyman of New York
ity spent the Easter Holidays with
her brother, Mr. M. L. Lyman and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Colvard of
Robbinsville and Mrs. Rose of Topoc.?
were thet Sunday guest of Mrs.
Bessie DeWeese.
Mr. .J. I*. Francis of Asheville
spent the ha, er Holiday with
friends here.
Misses Ruby and Bettie Kate
McCombs and Messrs. Ralp'. Harper
and J. 1*. Francis attended the show
at Copperhill. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bayless and son
Kill, Mrs* A. II. Brown spent Sunday
at Copperhill, Tenn. as the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. J, E. Snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Robeit Macgill and
little son. Bobbie of Athens, fenn.
were the ^uest of All. and Mrs. F.
E. Dickev Wednesday.
Mr. Mark West, Jr., of Chicago,
111 arrived Sunday for a visit with
hi.- parents, .Mr. and Mrs. .\la>k, J>r.
Misses Talitha and Roma Spark?
-^etit Easter w'th their parents, at
Brass town.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mauney and
Son. Richard spent Easter with Mrs.
Mannev's parents. Col. and Mrs. G.
H. Haierler. Mrs. Mauney will spend
several days with her parents. Mr.
Mauney and so nretumed home Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Davidson were
visitors at Hayesville, Sunday.
Mr. Whi'e Mease spent the week
[ end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Ed. C. Mease.
Don't forget to see the High
Flyers when th^v eirve to town.
If you wa- to hear peppy song?
and yells be sure to see the High
Fivers.
The High Flyers will come stepp
ing out Friday night.
The manv friends of Mrs. Mark
West will reeret to hear of her con
tinued illness.
i
music was rendered by the members
of the Pre^bytedian choir at the
church on Easter Sunday night. The
following program was given:
i "Jubilate", Choir.
Scriptuie Reading, Mr. Rufus I'er
kins.
i'rayer, Dr. J. I*. Anderson.
Response, "I am the Resurrection"
"Open the Gates of the Temple",
Miss Annie Graham Anderson.
"For God So Loved the World,"
choir.
"The Wondrous Cross," Choir.
Reading, Anne Candler.
"Victory Bells." Choir.
( "All Hail to Christ," choir.
"Reading, Margaret Witherspoon.
"Not Ashamed of Jesus," Mrs. C.
W. Savage, Mrs. J. X. Hill. Mrs. R.
S Parker, Mrs. J. I*. Anderson.
?Offertory, "The Rosary," Grace
Wills Bell.*
"The Springtime of the Soul," the
choir.
"The Earth is the Lord's," choir.
Benediction, Dr. Anderson.
Foods The Whole
Nation Chooses
Famous brand names that women everywhere ac
cept as the finest in foods . . . These are the names
you find on A&P Food Store shelves. On foods of
such high quality our lower prices become a dou
ble economy.
K. S. C. Uneeda Biscuits
2 pkgs. 9c
BEST FOOD'S
MAYONNAISE
9c J;?" 18c
3-Oz
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Camobell's
BEANS 3 Cans 25c
Pest Toasties or Kellogg's
Corn Flakes 2 pkgs 15c
3eHo vizlf 2 Pkgs. 15c
DEL MONTE
Or
LIBBY
Food Products
FRUIT~S ALAD
Si.'_24c
BART- PEARS
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Large
Can
39c
APRICOTS
Large
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37c
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Miss Hattie M. Berry, a former
owner of The Cherokee Scout, spent
several days in Murphy this week on
business.
Mr. George H. Bramlet and Mr.
W. H. Woodbury, representing the
Smoky Mountains National Park
Commission, were in Murphy this
week on business.
Mrs. Nettie Dickey announced this
week that a recreation hall for guests
and summer visitors of the Dickey
Hotel would be opened about the
middle of May. It is planned to in
stall a radio and player piano, so
that music and dancing and other
forms of recreation can be enjoyed
zy the summer folks.
Dr. George Salesburry will leave
Monday for Asheville to attend the
North Carolina State Dental meet-,
ing. j
Mrs. J. P. Anderson and Mrs. B. \
W. Sipe entertained their Sunday j
School classes, with a number of their |
little friends, with a most enjoyable.
Easter egg hunt at "he hom? of Miv.i
Robert Hyatt on Friday, April ISthJ
NOTICE!
To The Democratic Voter* of Cher
okee County:
I am a candidate for Solicitor of
the 20th District subject to the Dem
ocratic Primary on June 7. 1930. I
have had several years experience in
trying criminal cases and I am satis
fied that I can make you a State's
Attorney that you will not be asham
ed of. Any support that you will give
me in this campaign will be appre
j ciated.
RALPH MOODY.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness shown us dur;ng the
<lt*ath of our father. May Gods
j blessings be on all of them.
JAMES M. CAPPS and Family.
PATRONIZE THE
CITY BARBER SHOP
A Clean, Sanitary, Up-to-Date
Barber Shop
First-class Shower Baths With
Hot and Cold Water
WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSI
NESS ? COME TO SEE US
SHOOTING CREEK
Mrs. J. II- Man* is spending sever
al days with relatives in Oneida, Tenn.
She will be accompanied home by
her daughter Miss LennR Man* who
teaches first grade in the Onieda
city school, and by her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook
who spent the winter with their son
Mr. A. M. Cook, of Onieda.
Mrs. Vickie Moody has been very
ill the past week but is improveing
at this time.
Miss Mary Patton spent last week
end with Miss Zeipha Tiger.
Mr. Fred Parton, of Bryson City,
N. C., was the guest of Miss Lois
Marr last week-end.
Mrs. Pauline Cook is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mts. M. K. Penland
Mr. W. M. Rederick and family
of Knoxville, Tenn. are moving to
| Shooting Creek.
! MYERS CHAPEL
Rev. Croy filled his regular ap
pointment at this place Sunday after
noon a large crowd was present.
Mr. Dink Johnson of Young
Harris, Ga. was the dinner guest of
Mr. Call McClure Sunday.
Messrs. Carl McClure, Dink John
son, and Baylor Roach were visitors
at Dr. I*. B. Killian's Sunday.
Most of the folks of this com
munity attended Court at Hayesville
i this week.
Mr. Andrews Graves Crib got
Burned up Friday morning and also
| his wagon and about 20 turkeys.
Mr. Carmen Anderson visited his
father on Sweet Water Sunday.
Mr. Van Roach of Fires Creek
i Spent Monday night with Baylor.
! Roach.
Mr. and Mrs. Garlan White have
j moved back to Hayesville.
Mrs. W. C. Anderson visited Mrs.
1 Maude Dayton Sunday afternoon.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
to
SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK
And All Important Points in Florida Also
Havana, Cuba.
Southern Railway will sell very low round
trip tickets on May 3rd, 1930.
ROUND TRIP FARES FROM ASHEVILLE
Savannah $7.50
Brunswick 13.00
Jacksonville 16.00
St. Augustine 17.50
Daytona and Ocala 18.75
Hollywood and Ft. Lauderdale .... 25.50
Equally low rates from other Stations in
Western North Carolina.
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Tickets good returning to reach original
starting point pr:or to midnight as follows:
Savannah, Ga., May 10th Brunswick, Ga.,
Dayton, Dunnellon, Gainesville, Jacksonville,
Jacksonville Beach, Ocala and St. Augustine,
Fla., May 11th; Key West, Fla., May 19th;
All other Florida points, May 15th; Havana,
Cuba, May 22nd.
Baggage will be checked on these tickets
and Stopovers granted at all stations in Florida
Through sleeping cars and day coaches leav
ing Asheville daily at 4:00 P. M.
For additional information or reservations
call local ticket agent or write
West Palm Beach
25.00
Miami
26.00
23.50
33.25
50.75
Tampa and St. Petersburg
Key West
Havana, Cuba
J. H. WOOD
Division Passenger Agent
Asheville, N. C.