Locals and Personals
| t r, Ma spent several
. l- week at Frank
2ri Art ? the Angel Bios.
',y.a; I n was a business
' - m; ?o\\ h ' uesiiav.
- 2? i Mr-. i? S. Parker and fam
| ? lativts at Hickory.
.Veil Dunning of Atlanta.
f is the t this week of Mrs. G.
asriler.
M anii Mi>. Dale Lee are visit
L - > >ister, Mrs. Harry Mc
l. a; Anderson, S. C. this week.!
I, Mona Franklin and sister, Miss
. Hill Monday for a visit to
,;ive? and friends at High Point, ?
r.
Br. and Mrs. Charlie Kilpatrick of
jon. "CPhio are \*i.<iting relatives
d friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson who
je been visiting relatives and
Lnds here rt turned to their home!
[Struthers, Ohio. Monday.
|t<< Irene Champion of Knox
< .-pint th?> week end with Mrs.
[W. KHis and Mrs. Wade Massey.
Mr. and V . C?. W. Kllis motored
Et . . Monday.
Mr. I'. H. T . i 1 1 of Andrews was
?r in town Monday.
Mr-. a:ul daughter.
l>. Pa;.. i* Ashcville are
E'tirig -ther tnd grand
,M \t>t: ie Dickey.
|m.-- McBrayer who has
fit . grandparents, Mr.'
I Sirs. C,. VV Candler returned to
r homo ;it Anderson, S. C.
|M -s Hf Kate Akin returned
?ndav to I. inherton after spending .
reek'- vacation with relatives and '
:mtif lure.
I O. T. Tintess Jr.
I: ILitK '.a jfhter of Chattanooga.
|tnn. >pci. ;he week end as the
? t t* Mt. and Mrs. H. H. Keener.
| Mr. and Mr-. H. Lahn and daugh- '
t s, Mi.-se- Muriel and Dorothy and
.;?> Molli motored to Atlar.
, Ga. Sunday. Mr. Lahn and Miss;
loon- letufrned home Sunday and!
Lahn ami daughters remained
a visit. While in Atlanta little
Dor thy I.ahn sang over Radio
lation WSB. Monday evening.
Mr.-. Z . Brown and son. Edwin
Asheville are visiting Mrs. J
frown's mother. Mis. K. V. Wells.
Mrs. Haines of Canton and Mr.
?ra?k Roberts of Charleston, S. C.
e the guests of Mrs. R. V. Wells
week.
I Mrs. Hnyner Rogers and little son
wo have be$n visiting Mrs. Rogers'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Grant
1 Andrews have returned home.
SO-HY
For cleaning and sterilizing
bathtubs, wash with a solu
S?n 0! two tablespoonsful
mU-H\ lo each quart of
water, following with a rinse
or clear water.
_AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE
Mi l" NWa Hj':,U and daughter,
. i.?> Im K<..ne ?f Km.xville, Temi
\I,C r?ve,al*'lays last ""'-'-k with
Mis. ( I:u-a Mutt II and M- .. y
Stewart. -
Mis- Margie Xoland >?: V.vnesbm,,
kWm'' FUC>1 ,U'' au,;-- M'-'
K. \ \\ ells last week.
Mi-, ami Mis. J. R. Gray and far.ii'v
arc Visiting relatives and friends at
Mates vi lie.
Mr. and Mr~. Wayne Brown f
New Orlaen,. La. sp.-n; the w-,ek < .ui
vvith Mr. Hi .wn'a mother, Mrs. A il
Brown.
Mr. \\ M. Axley was a business
visitor in Andrews the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Garrison Maneval and little
Son, David who have been visiting
Mrs. Maneval's parents, Mr. and Mr?.
J. \\ . Axley have returned to their
home at Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown of
Andrews were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Brown's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Hyatt.
Mrs. E. J. Darnell and sons, left
Sunday tor then- home ir? Atlanta, Ga.
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. M
Wot turd and Mr. and Mrs. P. (.
Hyatt.
Mr. Charles Hannibal Hyatt i>
visiting relative at Ball Ground. Ga.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. 1\. < . Mallone. an :
.-ons, and Mrs. .Mary Alst 11 and Mi.-.
Ri l ert Alston and - ?ns !,-? Sunday
fur Asheville and Charlotte.
Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Hendrix an \
son, Arthur and Mr. Kivd L. Bowling
>1* Ball Gr??und. Ga. were Sunday
guest, til Mr. and Mrs. ( . M. Wo.
ford.
Mrs. J. J. Vales who has been
?pending some time at the Dickey
Hotel left for her home at -Macon, Ga.
Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Sneed who has been
stopping at the Dickey House for
everal weeks left Thursday for her
home at Valdosta, Ga.
Miss Ann Candler is visiting Miss
Martha Herbert at Hayesville.
Mi?s Annie Mae Townson was host
ess to a dance at her home on las*.
Monday in honor of her guest, Mi3>
Arabell Curlee.
.Mr. Bill Miller was host to a dance
at his home in East Murphy in hon
or it' his cousin. Miss Eloise Estes ot
Decatur, Ga.
Misses Lois Hiil, Ann Ctandler, Sal
Baker, Polly Davis and Martha Nell
Wells attended a picnic given at
Junaluska Pool at Andrews last Fri
day.
Mr. Charles Dickey left Wednes
day to enter Tech Hi, in Atlanta, Ga.
He was accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Carl Dobbs, Miss Hazel De
weese and Mr. Cliff Passon.
Messrs. Bub Whiteheart and bro
ther, Miller of Winston-Salem spent
the week end with relatives here.
Mr. Elgin McDonald who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Louise
McDonald returned to Atlanta, Ga.
Monday.
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o-riece
ed Room Suite
Suite Includes Antique Sty'e Poster Bed,
Vanity Dresser and Chest, Walnut Finis
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE
OF HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SEE US FOR QUALITY
Higgins Furniture Co.
Quality Furniture Reasonably Priced
Opposite Regal Hotel Murphy, N. C.
Mr*. Kit-hard S. Hale ? f k"oxvlle. |
Tenn. has been the guest " of Mrs.
Kuth Carringer for the p*.st tell days.
Miss tannic Deweese is visiting
M'is> iona Herbert at Hayesville. ;
Mr . R. V. Wells was hostess i
Circle i\u. 2 of the Methodist Mis
sionary Society at her home on
lue> ;ay . iu r oon. After ousiness '
a social lv lie was enjoyed. The*
? rve?t tea and cake. Those
x, . ..... w- "
... vrttw. i nose
pre.-ei. ut.v: Mrs. H. G. E!kin-.
Mi>. i'. H. Sword, Mrs. K. M. Fain.
Mi>s Luia Fain. Mrs. Roy Wells. M?^
N -land Well>..
< 'cle N?. :i of the Methodist
>li ---.unary Society met at the home
?' Mrs. L. ii. Norvcll ?>n Tuesday
atternoon. The lesson study for
? *he aftenvjon *w?u taken from the
book f Great Souls at Prayer and
the last chapter, Je?us Habits of!
Prayer was discussed. Those enjoy- ?
ing Mrs. Norvells hospitality were:;
Mrs. Kose Ketron. Mrs. J. W. Bailey,!
Mrs. \\ i'. Udom. Mrs. V. M. John
son and Miss Josephine Heighway.
1 Mis. J. J. Yates of Macon, Ga.
entertained with two tables of bridge
{ i. n Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fisher Hubble. After several
| rounds of the table the hostess
| served ice cream and cake. Those
. present were: Mrs. W. T. Cooper,
Mrs. W. K. Studstill, Mrs. T. W. Ax
ley, Mrs. J. K. McMallev and Mists
Mary Lathrum of Wlimington. Mt
Paul Alcxar.41er of Aaheville. Mi-.
I Fi?her Hubblf and Miss Hattie A\
; ley. Mrs. T. W. Axley won high
| score and Miss Mary Lathrum
' consollation. Tea guests were Mr-?.
Kva Griffiths and Mis- Ktherine
Sin l <i. After the gamvs mil - ? was
enioved.
Trout Season Closes
On August 31st
1*. M. ! i t eh field. Count;. Game
Warden. i- ill receipt of a i ttvt f
information tiom J. I?. Biadshaw.
district game warden, to the effect
that the -va>cn for trout. Jack fi-h
or Muskalunge, fishing close* Au
gust :Ust. The season fo'r taking1
mall mouth bass has been extended
intii September 3Uth.
The open season for hunting squir
? els begin? September 1-t, bag limit j
I is 10 in one day.
I State licenses aie required of all
j persons hunting out ol their resident
. ounty. County licenses may be used j
I >y persons hunting in their resident i
i counties only.
We have in Western North Caro- j
Una more suuirrel. ov.ai!. and Ruffed j
Grouse than at any tim tor the past
j ten vers or more. Other game i**:
i .ilso plentiful.
Court Denies Motion
In Walker Case
(Continued from page 1)
iVom said order granting preference*
j'r prior liens, to the Supreme Court;
notice of appeal given in open court, I
further notice waived; case on appeal j
shall constitute summons, complaint,
answer and affadivit of J. W. Walk
er; order appointing receiver; motion,
notice thereof and affidavits of the
:hree creditors referred to; findings
of tact and courts ruling thereon
with exception.- and entries of ap
peal.
Ordcri Receiver To Take Possession
Of All Walker's Property
In th? case of Mrs. John H. Dillard
and others, against J. W. Walker and
others, the order of the court follows:
It appearing to the court that the
Receiver has not possessed himself of
certain live stock and other personal
property referred to in the motion
made at this term by D. Witherspoon
on behalf of W. Luther, executor of
Geo. H. Luther, and that J. W. Walk
er has conveyed a one-half interest
in certain real estate referred to as
the Morris Farm, which conveyance,
the court has been advised, has never
been reco'rded, and which paper
I writing the court is advised, is not in i
i the hands of the Receiver:
, The Receiver is ordered and
directed forthwith to demand the
' possession of all personalty of the
said J. W. Walker, and likewise to
take such steps as are necessary to
vacate all titlfc from W. P. Walker to
th^ one-half interest in the Morris J
Farm, and to generally take posses
ion and control of all property of
ev$ry nature and kind that he may
be entitled to by virtue of his ap
pointment as Receiver, and he is
authorized and directed to select, for
the prosecution, if that be necessary. \
of these recoveries some attorney of
'reputable standing, who is disas
sociated in every way from the debt
ors and creditors involved in this
proceeding, and make report of his
proceedings under this o'rder and
these instructions at the November
term of the Cherokee Superior Court.
The court making this o'rder,
specifically finds that there is no
reflection in his findings upon Mes
srs. Grey, Hill and Moody, who were
heretofore attorneys for the Receiv
ed The orded is made in the night
of the fact that these attorneys or
some of them, have heretofore been
personal attorneys of W. Walker1
?nd to avoid any criticism of them or
the receiver.
DocWerys Enjoined
The I> ard of Education vs. Rollin
J. Dockery and J. H. !>? ckery a dis
pute over the property line upon
which the Kates Creek school 1*|
located, the County Board of Edu
"i'"On was declared the owner of the
pr nt'rty and the defendants were in ,
unlawful possesion ?? ? a i>art ?t it.
I"he court further enjoined the defen
dant? from trespassing and restrain
. them from interfering with the'
!>'?<? perty or th ? public school taught!
up. n the property. The defendants,
v-. re taxed with the cost of the action;
Walker Gels $4,000.00
Walter Walker was given a ver-i
.lict lor 54,000.00 against the Nanta
hala Light and Power Company for
alleged damages and injuries sus
tained while in it:, employ. Defen
dants served notice of apoeal.
Moved To Macon
The action of Wayne Thompson, by
next frieni, Catherine Thompson,
against Dr. Furman Angel, was order
ed removed Macon County for
trial.
Line Dispute Compromised
In the case of J. P. Bryant and
others against Emeline Kilpatrick
and others, a dispute over land line
and corner, both plaintiff and defen
dant agreed U> a proposition to let
W. H. Hickev, who formerly owned
some of the land in dispute, to fix
the line and set up permanent mark
ers. and the court ordered that his
tinaings be made to the November
term of court in writing.
I Has Right To Foreclose
In the case of ,1. W. S. Davis and
thers against the Jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Company, seeking to
ctsrain the insurance company
from foreclosing on pr perty of th
lefendants under deed of truM f r
non-payment cf taxes ly the plain
titf. the court was ?<f the opinion,
and oidered. adjudged and decree*:
that the Defendant had anu ha- ir.
right to elect to foreclose the deed
of trust through its trustee in accord
ance with the -tatut? made and pro
vided in such cases, for the non-pay
ment of taxes by the plaintiff. The
plaintiffs appealed to the supreme
court.
Demurrer Overruled
The court overruled the dermurer
of R. R. Beal. J. W. McMillan, aril
C. B. Hill, filed in connection with
the civil action instituted by the
town ? f Murphy agans? II. A. Fain
and F. A. Fain, and other?, and th>
demuring defendants as bondsmen.
They served notice of appeal to the
supreme court.
Mrs. Bryson Non-Suited
In the case of Mrs. Carolyn H.
Bryson against Guernev P. Hood and
ther.-. in which >he -coking: t ?
.stablish that she was a preferred
credit* r of the closeii Cherokee
Bank. the court adjudged thai the
plaint it f is a general 1 1 .tliv r of the
Cherokee Bank to the extent of 51,
767.10,. and entitled to such divi
dends as may be paid pro rata to gen
eral creditors. It was further ad
judged that in her action ior pre
: ference she is non-suited, and the
court, in it-* discretion. adjudges
that ecah party pay one-half the
costs to be taxed by the clerk. Pla? .
tiff filed exception and appealed to
the supreme court.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to acknowledge with sin
cere thanks, the many deeds of kind
ness, the lovely flowers, the use of
cars during our recent sorrow.
Mrs. Robt. M. Alston,
Mrs. Mary Alston.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mallonee,
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hall.
RYE WANTED. Will pay 10c per
bushel cash for good seed rye de
livered a' my place ot business in cite
of next ten days. C. M. \V,)FFORO
CO. u.m
Side Quit Hurting,
Got Stronger, Well;
CARDUI Helped Her
Mrs. R. L. Weat, of Iluntsvillo.
Ala., write-: "I was weak and
ruu-down. l had a pain in my Bide,
and I kept losing weight. 1 grew
nervous o\er my oomlliion ? this wis
unusual for me, f??r I am v^ry i h??er
ful \vli?*n I un. W( 11 ? - .isa'.>
I'-t Ii-Tt'OUS. I knew I :^f.t t-1 !..K ?
something M> auut t ?>1- i mo 1 ought
t-i try Canlul. Wl ieh I ?lid. 1 Ii-k.j-.
to f-?*l letter. 1 kept 1? ui? until I
I had taken thrw? or four bottl***. M>
? 1 quit liurt: an' 1 vas ?? ?????*
? ftflliiK ftr-mu : i?l W. 11."
Curriui U hol l at drug atu-.aa here.
CONSTIPATION:
The Curse of the Agea " '
Has Science at Last Solved TMs ^ ? j
Great Problem of the llamn Race ?
NEW DISCOVERY BRINGS L STING RELIEF TO THOUSANDS '
Medical Authorities Agree That Old Fashioned
Purgatives, Salts, Oils, Cathartics and Laxatives
Have Never Cured Constipation and Nover Will.
Remarkable Treatment Discovered
- : n
The commonest and greatest curse of mankind is consti
pation. It is man's greatest enemy. It poisons him, slo*rs him
down mentally and physically, breaks down youthful strength
and vigor, ages him prematurely and leaves him an easy victim
to the attack of almost countless diseases. Millions are virtual
slaves to the laxative habit, witho; t obtaining real or permanent
relief.
Cathartics do relieve constha- I
tlon for the time b?in^. hut "nir
effect Is only temporary at best
and the more we resort to ?uoh
artificial aids, the more w" require,
became their continued us? weak
ens thft natural action of th* how
?Is.
AN AMAZING DISCOVERY
Medical Science has discov
ered that bile, prepared by the
liver, is a natural laxative and
that people with a normal flow
of bile are practically immune
to constipation Furthermore,
we now know that bile is an
antiseptic and anti-acid and
combats putrefaction and the
formation of gas in the bowels.
It's also a digestant without
which proper digestion and as
similation is impossible.
A QUART A DAY
But when our livers become In
active or sluggish ar.d fail to pour
Into the Intestinal tract the nec
essary quart of bile each day. we
suffer from constipation. Indiges
tion. headaches, biliousness, sour
stomach and many other common
ailments. Recent teports inditufe
mat probably seven out or
ten persons past thirty year.-' ??!<!
suffer frequently from lack of sii!e
dne to a sluggish liver.
OLD THEORIES OVERTURNED
Tint!! the discovery of Sargon
Soft Mass Pills it has been the
common practice to blast out the
inlct.'nes with calomel and other
d?-a&tlc cathartics and purges, be
lling that they stimulated the
llvsr. Hut Modern Medical Sci
ence ha? vow learned that calomel,
salts, oils and other laxative drugs
have no effect whatever on the
liver or Us production of bile.
I THE PROBLEM SOLVEO
A world wide search ha* been
carried on for a harmless aub
stance which would actually invtg
orate a sluggish liver to normal
!) rod lie lion of bile ? Nature's Great
Weapon Against Constipation. This
has been accomplished
The principal ingredient In
Sargon Soft Mass Pills is an
amazing aubstancs which the
highest medical authorities
aqree is the most effective
stimulant to the bile produc
ing activity of the liver known
to Materia Medlca
I'nlike calomel or other cathar
tics. this substance does not shock
or upset the system, cause nausea
or other ill effects.
It doee its work by gently but
steadily stimulating the liver to
cleanse itself through increasing
its production of bile, which is a
more natural and thorough laxa
tive than can ever be devised bv
man.
Sargon Soft Mass Pil!s are not
like any laxative you have ever
tsiken. They are so gentle and
I thorough in their action that there
is nothing a(K>ut them to remiad
you that you have ever taken a
medicine, and most remarkable of
all. their directions call for%a gradual
reduction of the dove until the
point is reached where fo? no
lon~*r require a laxative of any
kind.
So remarkable are the results
from Sargon Soft Mass Pills that
they are sweeping the Nation; over
135 Million have been sold in the
past four years. The great Sargon
laboratories at Dayton. Ohio, have
been obliged to steadily increase,
production to 'meet the rapidly
growing demand.
Sargon Soft Mass Pills
Wi Recommend Sargon Soft Mass Pll?
Sold In Murphy by R. S. P&rker Drue More