u- jnJ Mrs. B. Storey spent
iwk-end with relatives and
H Ca.
r. p. r. Boardman of Allan
Gj K"1 "y " c- Ha"
iiA??flla all <?:' the Southern Bell
? ? ?'t irraph Company
^^-jov r.T ?' 1 ? ine a camping
rear -t -wn Bridge this
f
m ?
jjyp 2St->s:* Sne<<l ..f Knoxville. |
- arriv M day for a visit, to
i - an'i She was accom
. h:. cor friends. Miss |
a Ki: n of Knoxville.
Ka'( \ f Oaks, Pa. is vis- 1
reiat i ? - : d f riends here.
.V:-. F. C. ll "ill and children of j
grille an v .ting her sister. Mrs.
(. Mai Ion ee. / '
I little John F. iward Penny of New
[ ;k City, N V. i> visiting his aunt |
J. P. Francis, Jr. '
is. Kva Daniels announces the
rth of a son, on Sunday, August
)[rs. Mary Alston of Asheville - is |
itinp her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Mal
ix and family.
Vr. J. N- Berthuntha who has
H visiting in Mexico City, Mexico
ved Sunday for a visit of several
here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ('. Mallonee, Mr*.
C.Hall. Missr> Sarah Cook and j
Posey and Mr. Carl Smallen en
,-e-i a picnic supper at Brasstown j
ige on Tuesday night.
Mi>s Grace Barnett who has been
ling ht-r grandparents, Mr. and
V. Christopher in Atlanta, Ga.
[turned home Friday.
Master Paul Robert Hyatt of Ashe
?i!!? is visiting his grandparents Mr. I
Mrs. R. H. Hyatt Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leatherwood
Durham ar?* visiting Mrs. Leather
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
talcop
[Mrs Norma Hyatt and daughter.
Il* Envmene who have been visiting
Ts. Hyatt's mother, Mrs. Clara
*rril have returned to their home
i Knoxville, Tenn.
I Mis>? > I.* 'list? and Francis Elling- .
?tn of Commerce, G?. are visiting |
bir uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J.
L Storey.
Mr. Freti Green spent several
qh last week with his sister, Mrs. |
:ank Tate in Ducktown, Tenn.
Mr. William Wilson spent several
DS the last of the week with rela-|
1 and friends in Erwin. Tenn.
I Mrs. Harry McBrayer and daugh
?,r, Miss Jane have who been visit
; Mrs. MeBrayer's parents, Mr.
td Mrs. G. W. Candler returned to
Hr home in Anderson S. C. Mon
? Little Miss Martha McBrayer
ained for a visit with her grand
?Kr.ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Candler.
Mr Bob Austin of Asheville spent
ke week-end here.
Mr. Granville Radcliffe of Spencer
"visiting at the home of Mr. and
Irs. A. L. Martin and family.
Master Harry Christopher return
<j Saturday from a two weeks visit
Jth his grandparents, Mr and Mrs.
?? Christopher and aunt, Mrs. E. A.
frowning 0f Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Nellie Miller and sons, Bill
5". Morris left last Friday for Atlan
ta Ga. where they will make their
l?me. Their many friends will regret
|? "ear of their leaving.
DICKEY'S
FEED PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK
percent CS Meal, htg ?- $1-45
Hue Cow Shorts, per bag $1.00
^re Wheat Bran, per bag ? $1.40
fttite Country Corn. bu. $1.00
Pwice Timothy Hay, per cwt, $1.35
pK Cotton FIout, per bbl. .... $4.25
J??d Luck Flour, per bag 55c
taerican Beauty Flour, bag .... 80?
^it Jars % gal., doz $1.05
fruit Jars, qts, doz - 80c
^ bkt Armours LaTd 85c
Bur RYE AND CORN AT
market price and
PAY CASH
D??key Feed Company
Sheridan Dicker, Proprietor
MURPHY, N. C.
I
Mr. and Mr?. Fishir HuVble of 1
Atlanta art- visiting their sister. MUs
Hattie Axley and other relatives.
Mrs. E. 0. Christopher returned i
Saturday from a visit to Atlanta,;
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates of Macon Ga.
are spending; several weeks at the
Dickey Hotel. Mr. ynd Mrs. Yates
have been coming to Murph\ and
spending several weeks at the Dick*
Hotel for a number of years.
The Baptist Womans Missionary
Society met ir. its regula? monthly {
meeting July 2H at the church. A j
A very iiv:e resting program wa ei
ven ? the subject being. "Around the I
Gulf of Mexico With '.he Gospel". I
Devotional was led by Mrs. E. E. i
Adams. Fore Thoughts ? Mrs. Ilay
ner Rogers, Trailing the Gospel
Mrs. J. B. Giay. Stories by the Way |
? Mrs. J. 1>. Warrick. After Thought 1
? Miss Sarah Cook. Two new mem- ;
bers. Mrs. J. B\ Gray and Mrs. <"y- i
rus White, were welcomed into out
Society.
FOR SALE ? Good a -room house
and 5 lots, house has good base
ment, good garden, garage and chick
en house. Will consider good used
car and moot of the balance like
rent. See me, I am going to sell
this property. John H. Hall, Mur- !
phy, N. C.
Miss Marvev Walker and J. 11.
Christy of Andrews were business
visitors in town Wednesday.
Mr. Leon Ellis of Swananoa
spent several days last week with his
aunt Mrs. G. W. Ellis. He was accom
panied by his friend Lym Reagan of
B'lack Mountain.
Little John Ellis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Ellis of Andrews is visit
ing his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Ellis.
Mrs. E. E. Adams entertained with
a picnic dinner and shower at her
home Friday night in honor of Mis-'1
Mary Jo Davis. The hostess, assisted
by Miss Sarah Cook and Mrs. Porter
Meroney served plates consisting of
salad, deviled eggs, brown bread,
fudge and punch. Games and eon
tests were enjoyed by all. Those
present were Misses Mary Joe Davis, j
Jane McBrayer, Fannie DeWeese,
Tommie Coppenger, (trace Parker, ,
Mariam Sf.vain, Francis Pendley,
Miriam Gray, Grace Harnett, Polly ,
Davis, Sarah Cook. Irene Barton, |
Mae Cornwell, Vaul Adams. Pauline j
Allen, Laura Belle Hamilton, Mrs.
E. E. Adams, Mrs. Dan SHelton, Mrs.
Porter Meroney. Messrs. J. II. Bren
dle, Buel Adams, Buster and Bill
Bay less, William Thompson and Jer
ry Dayidson Jr.
Mr. Reb Phillips has leased the
Thomas barber shop above the Regal
hotel and will be assisted in the op
eration of the same by R. M. Thom
as and Clyde Gladson.
Mrs. H. D. Amos returned Satur
day from Canton, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leatherwood
and little daughter. Mary Fay, of
Durham, and Miss Annie Leather
wood oC Canton, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Poindexter
of Cramerton are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr. Vance Wilson, who has em
ployment at Marion, spent the week
end with his family.
Mr. Frank Barton, of Mineral
Bluff, Ga., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barton.
FOR SALE ? Good 5-room house, as
good as the best, all modern conven
iences, good size lot in good section,
for quick sale will consider good
used car and most of the balance
like rent John H". Hall, Murphy, N.C.
Mrs. Sallie Childers and daughter
Edith, of Whittier, recently visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swaim.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, of
FYanklin, spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wilson.
Mr. John Brittain was a visitor in
Andrews Monday.
Mr. D. S. Russell of Andrews was
a visitor in town on Monday
Mr. Jake Abernathy, of Andrews,
was a business visitor here one day
this week.
iThe Presbyterian Woman's Auxi
liary held its August meeting Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. R. W. Gray,
After the business session, Mrs. J. P.
Anderson took chaise of the pro
gram of Foreign Missions and Home
Missions, and discussions were held
on China, Korea, Mexico and Africa
in the foreign mission stmdy, work
among the negro race being the sub
ject of the Home mission study.
After the Lesion, the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. J. B. Storey, served
undwitches. cakes and punch.
Those present were Mrs. J. I*. Ana-,
n. Mr M. W. Bell. Mrs. R. W !
Giay, Mrs. .!. B. Grav Mrs. J. N: Hill1
Mr,. A. Huber. Mr . \V. W: Hyde.!
Mrs. II. S. Parker, Mrs. J. I1: Dillard.5
Mrs. ( . W. Savage, Mrs. .J. P?- Storey, |
Mrs. 1). Wiiherspoon Mrs. Mary Ha
ly. Miss Mary Leal and Mrs. Ben
Warner.
The Woman's Missionary Society
>?f tho M. K. Church. South met in
its monthly session Tuesday after
noon at three "'dock. Tin program
was led l y .Mr-. H. I*. Powell. It in
clude i two hyn.r.s. We've a story to
tell to the na'ion and "In Christ
There Is NY F.as ' or West" and an
arte!- from ; f Missionary Voice on. |
"A Changing World F? r Indian^'. ?
followed by prayer. Several items of ;
busine? were taken up. The Society [
regretted to 1- one of its members
Mrs. S. M. Hinshaw who has. served j
as assistant Treasurer and who j
Miortly will leave for her new home j
I in S.>uth C arolina. The following I
I member- were present: Mrs. E. B. I
Norv. 11. Mi s. John Smallen. Mrs. S. I
j M. Hinshaw Mrs. John Axley, Miss i
I Ada Harshaw. Mrs. II. P. Powell.
Mrs R. V. \Vi lis, Mrs. G. W: Ellis.
Mrs. Garland Posey. Mrs. S. I>. Akin.
Mrs. R. B. Ferguson, Mrs. R. C: Mat
tox. Mrs. Frank Dickey. Mrs. H. G.
Klkins. Mrs. P. H. Sword and Mrs.
T. W. Axley.
The teachers and pupils of the
Junnior Department of the Method
! ist Sunday School enjoyed a picnic
I Monday afternoon on the banks of
I the Valley River, near the Valley
River Bridge. Gauies were played and
a bountiful picnic supper and water
melons were enjoyed. The following!
niade up the party: Mr. K. V. Wea
ver, Supt. of the S. S., Miss Jose- 1
phine ileighway, Supt. of the Dept.. j
Misses Loula Fain and Alline Rich
ardson, and Mrs. H. P. Powell, tea
chers. and the following pupils and
friends: Mrs. Glenn Bates, Mis.- Del
la Meroney. Charlotte Trotter, Dor-,
otliy Carroll, Esther Warner, Jane
and Mildred Hill. Mildred Gentry.
Christine Howell. Thelma Rice, Mar
garet and Louise Johnson, Martha
Akin, Joe Miller and Gaines i'lkin ?,
Edgar and Fain Weaver, Jack Hunt,
Fred Wise. Tom and Leon Axley,
Tom Posey and Hairy Fain Jr.
ANDREWS LOCALS
Mr. II. M. Whitaker was a business
I visitor ir Knoxville Tentu, on M?n
doay of this week.
I Mr K. A. Wt?o(i returned to his I
I home in Andrews on last Saturday
after having: spent several days in
Raleigh where he was bidding for the
sale of several school trucks to the
State.
Misses Kvelyn Alexander and Clet- .
Brendle, two of the eachers in An- |
drews school last year, are spending j
several days in Andrews visiting in I
the home ^f Mr. and Mrs. J. M. |
Boone.
Miss Louise haircloth returned tot
her home in Clinton, N C., after hav
ing spent some time visiting her sis- 1
THE INKLESS PEN
It is a pleasure to write witn the
INKLESS PEN, as you have simply
to DIP IT IN WATER. With one
dip you can write 500 words and
ever more, which is equ ivalent to
filling a sheet of fools_cap. The
nib is of special construction and a
peculiar metal. It resists corrosion
and lasts for a much longer time
than ordinary pens. The writing is
a rich violet color, copyable. and is
MARVELOUSLY NEAT AM) LEG
IBLE. This pen is a great curios
ity and is extremely useful, as it dis
penses entirely with the ink bottle,
that in many households contains
nothing but a muddy deposit with
which it is impossible to write. It
is greatly preferred by many to foun
tain pens, which are always running
dry at the wrong time and are not
always the success they might be
Moreover, there is nothing to leak,
and the pen fits into a holder when
not in use. It may be carried in the
pocket in any position. Sample 25c.
Address STTE^LING, 603 Union Ave,
Knoxville, Ter.n. (52-2t)
SICK HEADACHE
From Constipation
Hkme Is a purely ??*??
table medietas which
has benefited thousands
of men. women and chil
dren. sad which you
should try when troubled
with constipation, indi
cation. or biliousness.
Mr. H. H. Rocllllo, of
Lake Charles, La^ writes: -When I
let myself set constipated, I feel dull
and slusslsb and all out of sorts, not
equal to my work. When one has
this fsffllns it Is time to take some
thins before he feels worse. I cer
tainly have found Black-Drausht
aulck to relieve. I used to have se
vere sick headaches and suffer a
?reat deal. I found this came frojn
constipation, and that Black-I>rau?ht
would correct It. That Is why I be
gan uslnff THJCDFORD'S fsa-is
Black-Draught
tor. Mrs. Z. B. Conley.
Mr. and Mr*. Wo.lfcer White and
three children are spending some
time with Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Pre
vost. Mr and Mrs White live on a
farm near Klizabtth City. N C., and
were members <>f Mr. PrevosCs
church prior to his coming to An
drews.
Mr. \V. E. Robinson of Morgan
ton , Ga., spent several days thv first
of this week in Vndrews on business.
Mr. Robinson formely lived in An
drews. mc ving to eGcrgia only a few
months airo.
Rev. K. V. Troutman and Mr. R.
A. Dewar were in Murphy on Mon
day of this week appearing before
the Board of County Commissioners
in the intere-'. of Welfare work
May<?r IV 3. Russell was a busi
ngs visit' r iv. Murphy on Monday of
this week.
M ess 1 M. C . Kiker <? f Blue Rid^e
(la., and Ralph Moody and J. D. Mal
lonee. of Murphv. were business visi
i tors in Andrews the latter part of
! the past week.
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. I>. Perkinson. of
Asheville. on the return from their
! honeymoon trip to Atlantic City. N.
| J., spent several days with Mrs. Perk
mson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
ridwell.
Kev and Mrs. K. W. Prevost and
family returned to Andrews *,%i last
Saturday. Mr. Prev -t had been
srone ior several weeks visiting her
parents at High Point, and Mr. Pre
vost made a trip to Raleigh to at
j tend a meeting - f a Baptist hoard of
* which hi* is a member and on his re
j turn he stoppi\i over in High Point
anil brought Mrs. Prevost and the
children back with him.
Mrs. John M. Archer has been
iralhd t?? the hi>me of her mother in
Ka>t Tennessee on account of the
j fact cf her mother having been in
jured in a fall.
I Mr. Cecil Chanikr was a business
' visitor in Knoxville on Monday of
this week.
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Specials For Saturday
ALL CUTS STEAK, tb 20c
MUTTON ROAST, tb 12V2c
MUTTON STEW, tb 10c
MUTTON CHOPS, tb 15c
HAMBURGER, tb g 15c
PORK SAUSAGE, lb 15c
MIXED SAUSAGE, tb 12l/2c
ALL KINDS OF BACON AT A
LOW PRICE
V. M. JOHNSON
Fresh and Cured Meats of All Kinds
PHONE 97
Beauty and I
Charm School
CONDUCTED EY !
Miss Edna Wallace
EXPERT COSMETICIAN AND PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE OF
MARTHA LEE
CREATOR AND MANUFACTURER OF THE
EXQUISITE LINE OF
Martha Lee Toiletries
As a special courtesy to this institution
and complimenting the women of our city
MARTHA LEE has permitted us to utilize
the services of one of her Cosmeticians for
one week only ?
AUGUST I0TH TO AUGUST 15TH
We would suggest that you make your
appointment now for a Skin Analysis and
French Pack Facial. With these services,
(in a private booth arranged for this pur
pose), you will be given a personal lecture
on ?
Proper treatment and care of your
particular skin.
Blending of powder and rouge; and
the selection of shades most becom
ing and suitable to your type.
The new and charming art of "Per
sonality Make-up."
How to obtain and keep a lovely skin.
PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATION
EARLY
PARKER'S DRUG STORE
Murphy, N. C.