Locals and Personals
I K P. Mount, of Knoxville,
I, is visiting .her daughter. Mrs.
' Fain.
|, an Mi Hugh Gilbert Aber
|. of Coppcrhill. Tenn., were
Sr*. : i Murphy Sunday.
|j and Mrs. W. T. Forsyth, of An
t , wt'iv visitors in town Sunday.
|<- *nd Mrv (J. H. Cope, ot Sylva.
'.lends here Sunday.
lyr . J- Thompson and da ugh- !
Mr . Harrj Hi-hop. spent last |
K~<te.v with their daughter and
Mr-. K. E Barclay, of C'op
II. Tenn.
.and M;-. Will Taylor, of Top
pent Saturday with their
Mr- 1' vi Dilla'rd.
fjir and Mr?. R. C. Mattox spent]
s week-' r.d wi*?i their daughter. j
Fran I. McDonald, at Knoxville. I
. J. A. Richardson and Abe J
spent Monday at Knoxville |
t*. Frank McDonald, of Knoxville |
Irpitinjr her parents, Mr. and Mrs.i
Mitt ox.
>. M. W. Hell was a visitor
ews, Tuesday of this week.
I Mr. and Mi-. Dale Lee spent the!
nk end with Mrs. Lee's sister
Harry McBrayer of Anderson ;
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many friends of Miss Miriam!
who wa- carried to Angel |
os. Hospital at Franklin, Tuesday j
operated on for appendicitis
I be glad to learn that she is get
along nicely.
[ Mi. M. \Y. Hell was a business vis- 1
riit Andrews .Monday.
MY. D. V. Carringer and sons,
and Harry, spent Sunday wit.S |
|Sr. .md Mi- Floyd Carringer. of]
kiMvilK-. Ten n.
I Mr. Kuth Carringer left Wednes
e?v morning lor Buffalo, N. V., to
rlit her la' her, Mr. H. B. Elliott.
^ o is at Dr. Pierce's hospital there.
IF.Iliott underwent an operation
?Aert recently and it is understood
tia*. Wis condition is not improving.
Mrs. Hairy 1'. Cooper, Mrs. Walter
| Mauiiey . .Mrs. H. A. Mattox, and Mrs. I
frank McDonald motored to Atlanta]
Tuesday.
Mis1 ( hi istinc Cogging ot Uob- 1
BiuviUe, spent the week-end with
IMr. and Mrs. (I. VV. fCUis and family. |
Miss Liny Cooper, of Andrews, was
isttor in town Tuesday.
| Mr>. C ! ;u Cooper and daughter,
I Mr>. J. \V.
Davidson and sons, .lei'ryj
Jr..and l'-uden. carried Mrs. Cooper's
I lister, .Mi Lilly Bryant Walker, to
a.tapit i Rome. Ga., Saturday for
treatmen: Mrs. Davidson and sons
?-ttinu d home ^Sunday night, and :
| Mrs. Coop, remained with her sister. |
Mrs. O. W. Hendricks spent sev
eral days last week in Atlanta. Ga.
M isses Nan and Frances Dickson
spent the week-end with friends at]
Waynes villi*.
Mrs. 1. D. Warrick. of Almond,]
was the guest of -Mrs. W. II. Murray
Mondav.
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The many friends of Mrs. Nan
Fulnur will regret to hear of her
illness.
Mr . I'. K. Adams and -on. Ed
ward. left Sunday for a visito to rel
atives at Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, of ;
Miami., Fla.. announce the birth of j
a daughter October 11th. who has
been given the name ??! Margaret
Jean. Mis. Kennedy will be plea-'
antly remembered in Murphy as Mis> !
Margart Sneed. daughter of Mrs. II. I
H. Sneed.
Mrs. X. B. Adams is visiting her
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Adam-, of Sylva.
Mi. . A. M. k'rittain i- visiting her1
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Kstes, at De
catur. Ga.
Miss Margaret Holloway, of Wil
mington, N. is visiting Mrs. W. K.
Howell.
Mr. K. Bennett* of Sylva, was
the guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Crawford.
'Mr. A. ('. Huber. of Athens, Tenn.,
and Misses Laura i'. Hale, art teat.V
er at Tennessee Weslyean College,
and Dorothy Lockmiller, of Athens,
Tenn., spent the week-end here. Mrs.
Huber accompanied them on the re
turn trip to Athens Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ballard attend
ed the Ballard reunion held at Weav
erville Sunday.
The many freinds of little Miss
Martha Faust who ha* been at the
'Mission hospital in A:?heville for the
past two weeks will be glad to learn
that she has returned home. Her
mother, Mrs. Kdwin Kau?l and grand
mother, Mrs. J. O. McCurdy accom
panied her home.
Mrs. Robert Alston carried her
little son, Robert, Jr. to Angel Bros,
hospital Sunday for an operation.
From last reports he is getting along
nicelv.
Mrs. Mary Alston win1 has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. C. Hall
at Asheville returned home Sunday.
Circle Xo. 2 of the Baptist Wo
man > .Missionary Society will give a
[musical tea in ih?- woman's club
loom Friday night, October 28th, at
7 o'clock. An interesting musical
program is being prepared. The
public is cordially invited. Minimum
charge will be 10c. Retre-hnien'.s
will be served.
I
The laidies Missionary ot thv
I Methodic ehurch ? are planning v
have a Hallowe'en party on Monday
Ingiht, October lilst. Games in keep
travel train bargain fares
NOVEMBER 5, 1932
? Following Round-Trip fare apply from all
stations in Western North Carolina territory:
$5.00 WASHINGTON $5.00
6.00 BALTIMORE 6.00
7.00 WILMINGTON 7.00
8.50 PHILADELPHIA 8.50
9.50 NEW YORK 9.50 J
W ashington and Baltimore tickets good leav
ing those stations returning as late as No- *
vember 7th. Other destinations Nov. 8th. >
^ggage Checked ? half fares for chi'dren. f '
, Round-trip Pullman fares to Washington ,
only. Tickets good only via the B. & 0. ?
j *orth of Washington and will be honored
?nly in day coaches on the B. & O. |
I Another Splendid Opportunity
for an economical trip '
See your Agent or Address
( J- H. WOOD, Division Passenger Agent >
Asheville, N. C. ?
i SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM l:
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~ y y y f f WW WW W W t- ? V
ing with the season will be played and
refreshments wil lbe served. An ad
mission charge 10c to all will be
made, '.he proceeds to be used foi
?'.Se benefit of the church. The place
where it will be held will be announc
ed Sunday from the -pulpit.
Circle No. 1 of the Methodist Mis
sionary Society met with Mrs. T. W.
lAxley on Tuesday afte'rnoon. After
business, the hostess served delicious
| refreshments. T.hose present were*
| Mrs. P. C. Gntry, Mrs. R. K. Fergu
son, Mrs. S. F>. Akin, Mrs. E. S. Mil
ler. Mrs. May Brittain, Mrs. W. M.
| West, Misses Lvda and Bessie Mal
jlonee, and Elizabeth Gentry.
| ( irele No. 2 of the Methodist |
J Mi-- - 1 narv Soeinty met :?t 'he h'?v ]
of .Mi A. W. M elver Tuesday after- |
noon, fleeting opened with a sot/ \
"In the Garden". Se'ripture reading]
by Mr.-. R. V. Wells, Lord's nrayet i
1 repeated ?n unsion.
fter the meeting. deliciou- salnd.
coffee ami cake were served bj the
i hostess. Several music numbers were
i played by Miss Loueine Well*.
| Those n resent were: Mrs. K. V.
| Wells.. Mrs. II. G. Klkins, Mrs. P. II
| Sword. Mrs. It. M. Fain. Mrs. II. H.
jSneed. Mrs. I'orter Axlev. Mrs W.
1). Town.-on. Mrs. H. l>. Harnett. I
Misses Lula Fain and Loueine Wells, i
i Circle No. '? of the Methodist Mis- J
!?:onary Society me?, with Mrs. G. W.
I Ellis on Monday afternoon. Miss
Josephine Heighyay read the scrip
ture lesson. Sirs. E. R. Norvell and i
Mrs. G. T. Posey read papers on pray
er. It was decided to hold a food
sale ii Saturday, October 29th, at)
Johnson Market, cakes. Chicken, sal- j
ad. Pies and brown bread will be sold, j
During the social hour Mrs. Ellis]
entertained wi\v\ a cute contest. Mrs. ;
G. T. Posey and Mrs. G'riifiths being;
the lucky ones who drew the prizes.
The hostess served pumpkin pies with
.whipped ercam and coffee carrying i
out the Hallowe'en spirit. Th.' fol
lowing members were present: Mr*.
Arthur Akin, Mrs. E. I?. Norvell,
Mr a. W. H. Griffiths, Mrs. G. T.
.Posey, Mrs. Jim F'ranklin, Mr>. Virgil
I Johnson, Missess Ada llarshaw and
?fosephine Heig.hway. Mrs. Dixie
| Palmer was the guest who was pre
jsent.
Mr.-*. KUen Crawford entertained ;
with a party in Potior of her .son.
?Jack's Stli birthday on Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of her son, \V.
C. Crawford. After games anil con-;
tests, the hostess served ice cream
and cake. Those prcseni were: Jean
Mickey, Charlene and Wanda Bowies,
-Mary Porter Fain. Jean Dyer. Mclba
i lloldei. Frances Hampton, (trace
jCiullev. Dollie Spurlin, Billie and
jJimmie Turner, l'aul Spurlin, Edward
I Dickey. J. C. Townson, Billie and
I b'obbie Crawford, Mack Swairn,
I Frank Dickey. Wade and Virgil
j Decker.
| GOOD HOME-CURED MIDDLING
Meat for sale. 8c a pound. See
Mir?. Nettie Dickey, Dickey Hotel,
Murphy, N. C.
The students of Lynn Bachman
'school will piesent an operetta "The
Knd of the War-path." Saturday eve
ning at 0-.:?0 o'clock. Everyone is
cordially invited. No admission
charged.
MARBLE SCHOOL
NEWS
The boys and girls basket ball
team? are now well organized and
playing at full speed.
The school children of the 1st.,
1 2nd. and 3rd. graues have been mak
ing a stduy ot leaves, tlowers and
plants grown in the Marble commun
ity, and much interest is shown.
The 1'. T. A. has just completed
the new folding curtain for the |
school auditorium. A sale campaaign ,
was put on in Andrews and Murphy
\\?hich brought $200 to bear the ex- i
pense of curtain.
The pastor of the Baptist church !
[of Marble, Mr. West a nd Rev. Hed
iden of Middle Tennessee conducted j
chapel exercise last Wednesday.:
j morning.
The revival >ervices have been
b'reaknig in the class exercises, but
great ? r work has been done for the
community by the cooperation of the i
school and church.
The 2nd. and 3rd. grades, under
f.he supervicion 01 the. teacher. Mrs.
V. M. West, gave an interesting pro
gram iii chapel last Tuesday.
A male duet from Andrews ren- '
dered some interesting singing at the j
1*. T. A. on iast Friday af.cring.
The new stage for the auditorium
v. I soon be conphted, a project put
by the teaci.ers lr.d some of the
men of the conr.mun'ty.
HONOR ROLL
First Grade
Dons McConnell, Ola Kilpat'rick,
Sue Mulkey, Giles Bryson, Vance
Coffey. Venson Griggs, Wi>odrow
Howard. Walter Kimbroujrh, Frank
Doss, Keneth Led ford.
I Seeks State Senate Seat
John C. F^rbert, of Hayesviile,
Republican nominee for State Sena
tor from the 33rd senatorial district,
who was in Murphy and Cherokee
county last week in the interest of
his campaign.
Second Grade
I.ucille Coffey. Aston Abernathy,
Mary Kathryn Mint?., Frances I)ock
ery.
Third Grade
William Campbell. June Kim
broujrh, Vaughn Howard, Merill Itay
burn, Carl Ballard.
Fourth Grade
Lois Smith. Charles Foster.
Fifth Grade
Claia Pell Trull. Frances Ni-wiv.an,
Mae I. add.
HONOR ROLL FOR CLARK
SCHOOL
First Grade ? Ted Hollbrook.
Wanda Kiddle, Kate Brown, Kmma
V'oyle.--, Violet Brown, Vesta Verner,
Helen Ruth Burger.
Second Grade ? Helen Powell,
Irene Burner, Btrlha Ledford.
Third Grade ? Vesta Lou Ledford,
I)- neva llolbrlooks, Kmma Powell.
Done\a Holbrooke, Kmma Powell.
Fifth Grade ? Muiy Bell Riddle,
Gearldine Burger.
Seventh (irade ? Clifford Verner.
Teacher, Mattie Lou McNabb
ANDREWS
Mr. John E. Slaughter of Canton,
N. C., spent the week end in And
! rews.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilts W. Cover were
visitors in -Murphy on Tuesday of
iViis week.
i Mrs. M. W. Bell was in Andrews
ion Tuesday of thisweek visiting
j friends.
| Mr. William Gordon Rodgers of
ICanKn. N". C., spent the week end
| with his mother Mrs. Anna L. Rod
gers and his sister Mrs. D. H. Til
lit.
Mr. Percy L". Ferebee was out o*
town Tuesday of this week on busi
ness.
Mr. Edwin B. Whitaker. atorney
of Bryson City was in Andrews on
Monday of this week to see his
[grand-mother Mrs. Quince Whit
faker who is ill at .1 erhome here.
Mi. V. \Y. I;?U, attorney of MurJ
phy, N. (*., was in Andrews onpro
fessional business on Monday of this
week.
Mr. N". \Y. Abernathy of Marble
was a business visitor in Andrew*
on Tuesday of th;< week.
Mi. J. Albert Batson who las!
I year was principal of the Andrews
j High School and who thi- \ car i>.
! teaching at Glen Alpine. N. C. wa>
I in Andrews for *?he week end vis
ing his old friends.
Mr. K A. Wood wa :i bu situs*
visitor in Greensboro during
later part of thepast wee';.
The friends of Mr. .!. Albert Bat
ison gave in his honor a dinner par* v
at the Riverside Hotel on SatuHiy
night. Those- in attendance were:
M \ .1. Albert Batson. Miss Salli*
May Alpin. Mr. Pick I'ulliutr. Miss
Ruth Starr. Mis.- Gladys Chadwick.
Miss Ruth Clark. Mr. ...id Mr I.. B
Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H
? Jarrett.
Mrs. S. G. Owens and little daugh
ter, Mirian Ann are spending some
tin.e at th?* Junalu.ska Terrace Hotel
j Mrs. Owen's husband is now stationed
? in Andrews as liquidating agent fo'?
I the M. & M. Bank. Cherokee Bank
and Graham County Bank.
j
Mi. N. (.. Bellamy was a business
visitor in Mruphy on Tnesday of this
week.
M. P. 11. Tillett was in Bry son
City on Monday ol this week on pro
fessional business.
Mr. L. ('. Ward f??otball coach of
Andrews High school and several of
the Andrews football boys went to
Cullowhee on last Saturday for the
i purpose of seeing Cullowhee play
I football.
Use This Laxative
made from plants
Tbedford's Bl&ck-Drauoht fa
.nade from plants that grow in th?
(round, like the garden vegetables
>ou eat at every meal. NATURtl
lias put into these plants ah active
medicine that stimulates the bowels
to act ? just as Nature put the ma -
terlaU that sustain your body into j
Jte v ?re table foods you *?at.
In Black-Draught you have a natu
ral laxative, free from synthetic
drugs. Its use does not make yoti
have to depend on cathartic chemlcat
drucs to get the bowels to act daily.
.Vot r vow com pft H lock -Draught in
the forvi of a SYRVP, for Children.
CANDLER'S
Beauty
PERMANENT WAVES
Mrs. Edwina Clark Has Taken Over Our
Beauty Shop and Will Operate The Same
In The Future. She Will Appreciate Her
Friends and Customers Calling To See Her.
0
Extra Special for limited time only: Beau
tiful Permanent Wave,
Ringlet Ends, only $2.50
Eugene Permanent Wave 5.00
Frederic Permanent Wave 5.00
Finger Wave Not Dried 25
Shampoo and Finger Wave .50
Facial and Eyebrow Arch 1.00
MRS. EDWINA CLARK, Operator
Phone 5S-J For Appcintme >
H. M. Candler, Successor to
Canto's Dept. Store
MURPHY, N. C.