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Veekly Newspaper in Western Noi Murphey, Remarkable ^ ' I ' ^ i @1 The Leading Vol. XLV.-No. 12 j C. c. C. Employment I Thru State And Co. The Forest Service will not have any ?uota of loc^l men for the second enrollment for the Civilian Conservation C rps. All enrollment will be handled directly thru the State Directors and their County Representatives. Anyone desiring to enroll for the sen : I x months' period in the Civilian C n nation Corps must be single between the ages of 18 and 25, and must apply to their local enrolling agencies o Tuesday there was a breakdown of the linotype which necessitated The Scout aDDearine X A a short on local news this week. WANTED: Representative to look after ui magazine subscription interest in Miuphy and vicinty. Our plan enables you to secure part of the hundreds of dollars spent in this vicinity each fall and winter for magazines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodical-. domestic and foreign . Inrtuetions and equipment free. Start a growing and permanent business in whoh or spare ?time. Address MOORK-COTTRELL, Inc., Wayland R?d. North Cohocton, N. Y. 2t JURY CHOSEN FOR NOVEMBER COURT The Jury Commissioners of Cherokee countv, composed of H. M. WhitiKeS 8. fc. Carton and T. Jv Kingi ia\e drawn the following jurors to serve at the term of court beginning November 6th: FIRST WEEK J. L. King, Z. V. Lovingood, W. N. Webb, A. W. Hall, Charles Campbell, J. \V. Stalcup, F. L. Davis, B. L. Fox, Maynard Palmer, Frank Sparks, J. \Y. Dver. Genres Bates. Jasner Voylts, W. R. Matheson, J. L. Hall, J. R. Leach, R. E. Carter, S. J. Odeil, W. R. Dockery, Rollin McOonald, W. L. Bruce, Ace. Tanner, M. D. McGuire, B. T. Lovingood. second week W. J. Sneed, D. D. West, Noland WML, A. L. Johnson, Harley Shields, L M. Morrow, N. A. McDonald, G. E. Abbott, Tom Rogers, Everett Martin, C. C. Foster, G. A. Walsh, Dale Let, C. B. Headrick, J. G. Clonts, J. Ptarlk- Johnson, B. N. Hogan, Frank Hardie. E. A. Holland, B. L. Paris, W. X. Anderson, J. Will Luther, Albertson, T. J. Bristol. SCHOOL NEWS murphy teachers honored with offices Two members of the Murphy High School faculty were elected to offiet at the Western Carolina Teacher's meeting in Asheville, Friday and Saturday of last week. Miss Pauline Moser \was elected Sect-Treas. of the Soience Group and Mr. Bueck Vice-chairman of the Superintend and Principals division. At the science department meeting la>t Frday afternoon, Miss Mjoser spoke on "Recent Trends in Biology Teaching." Others attending the meeting Murphy Schools were: Misses Margaret Hall, Martha Mayfield, Clara McCombs, Emily Sword and Mrs. H. Bueck. Mrs. Harve Elkins and Mrs. H Bueck of the Murphy P. T. A. Mrs C. W. Witt of the Peach-tree P. T. A and Mrs. A. W. Young of the Hayes ville association attended the Dis tjict Meeting in Asheville last week Mrs. Bueck was elected to the place nr..* second vce-president for -;ne ivvsv *rn District. Miss Middlebrook of the Barrows Parker Company visited the scnood jast week in interest of the new Geography's which have been adopted for North Carolina this year. She 5sve a demonstration lesson for the Jjfchers usinlg Mrs. Axley's pupils. Miss Jaunita McDaugald of the Stats u*ua!rtmenrt accompanied/ her here. Orlglaally Greek? There is some evidence to Indicate that the Roman mile wai an Invention borrowed from the Greeks. With automobiles a: somebody who seems t nature displays a genera try in proportioning the Brothers Shows?you a First thing you kno\ ladies regard jpaciousne; of Dodge Six automobile To settle all doubts th German sisters, consent aver, the smaller 8-foot measuring the trifle of 8 of which, we should say passenger capacity of D North Caro Aware \ * J s* J \V. A. FISHER AND CHA CHICAGO?When next ; champion model coach builders Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild ! petition are announced, it will t larger camera to record tho scl ship winners. For W. A. F president of the Guild, annourn tho award dinner here, at wbici picture was taken, that 18 sc] ships would bo provided next instead of pix. The number was unexpected creased to seven this year, owl the judges' inability to decide bei two of tho Canadian entries. 1 American section, however, 1 Marcus B. Andrews, of Mt. G N. C.. and Edward A. Brow Asheville, were competing, the c The 82nd annual session oi West Liberty Association met i /?hnrr?h- 22 miles we: Murphy, Thursday, Sept. 28, continued through Sunday, Oct. This session was conceeded b who attended to have been one o best sessions in many years. The Rev. R. W. Prevost, of drews, was present on Thursday . delivered two splendid addresses, in the interest of denominat work of the State Baptist Conve and the Southern Baptist Conver The other address was in the inv of the United Dry Forces ; the State relative to the forthco I election on November 7th. The ious ocher suojects were disc by the pastors of the churches prising t&e West Liberty assocu ? 'There was an evident presen? . t=*pirituality throughout the sei with a se ' WHICH " by the Rev. Bur.on Kincaid Etiowah, TennThe Rev. Fred Sties was re el moderator, and Ralph Shield? elected clerk. The next session w held with t.he Fairview chur Ranger, N. C.( beginning on 1 Jffp&f! 'th Carolina. Covering a Larpr and Pott N. C., Friday, October 2Q , \\ hat A Little A?ljusti s with the Circus, there is always |jl o think of everything. For instance, us mood and a fine sense of svmme- HB se two lady artists of the Ringling EE in see that. v, comes the suggestion that if the Kg ss as an inalienable right, the interior Km s have the space, you bet your life. le artists?they are Hilda and Elsa VanDn to a demonstration. Adjusting the driver' Hilda achieves a perfect fit behind the feet 3 inches is seated, with room to span , looks like a pretty definite answer to a lodge cars. Una Boys* Pals led Scholarships ~ ><>*> : 1 : "71 MPION COACH BUILDERS OF U. S. year's went to the fortunate youths shown in the here with Mr. Fisher, "buddies" of com- the North Carolina boys throughout ako a tho Guild Convention. Isher" From left to right they aro Myron ' Webb, 1G, of Arkansas City, Kans., L ti. Stanley Knochel, Jr., 16, of Baltihoior more, Md.; Jack W. Wicks. 18. of St. Paul. Minn., and Charles Oadd, * ' 18, of Spokane, Wash, ly in- In spite of a natural disappointng to ment at not achieving a scholarship, tweon both North Carolina boys derived a n the real "kick" from tho Fair, where evhero thrco days wore enent in viewing the ilead, wonders assembled from all parts of n, of tho globe, and went homo tired, iward happy, and determined to try again. ; the , day before the first Sunday in Oota with ber, 1934. Introductory sermon io t =t ?f I be by 'he Rev. W. T. Truett, pasto of the Culberson field churche; and Composed of Culberson, Rooewel 1st. Shady Grove. The Rev. J. L. Morroi y all Tu.tletown, Tenn. is the alternate. . the -^n~ Record Football Game a The nickname "Iron Team" was giv on(j en to a Washington and Jefferson col 'e n team in the early 20's. It repre "V? sented the East in the tournament o ' 1 roses game at Pasadena against th' University of California and did no ming niako a s!nsle substitution during th' var- Rhnie. / ussed comition Senile Dementia Senile dementia, the decay of tli ssion, tissues of the brain, sometimes occni rm0Il with old age. It Is not capable < ? 0 cure. Malaria Is being used extensivi ly with striking success in the trea acted men. of djsea8e of the brain resnltin from syphilis. Malaria will not cur .J * senile dementia. Bygela Mogaiii maintain*. t mtially Rich Terri ior*t in This Sto , 1933 cent Will Do jjji.?j?_ iiiirirwririniOTihii^W^'iiiMM Dysen, attractive and cultured s seat by means of a simple steering wheel, while Klsa, ?it seems, at the right. All ny question regarding cubic Air Speed King Sets New Mark COLONEL ROSCOE TURNER recently broke the West-East flight record when he landed at Floyd Bennett Field, New York, ten hours and five minutes after leaving Los Angeles. He already held thd East-West record. "How are your nerves?" a reporter asked. "Perfect," said Colonel Turner. "I smoke Camels." Colonel Turner now plans an<attempt to eeta new round-trip marie. - "" KITTY McKAY 0 r By Nina Wilcox Putnam J; I rv 4 ? t v "v * The Qirl-friend says she's never hi a photo taken of herself that did h justice, and Isnt she lucky? (fe in:. Ball 8yndlc?4r)?W.VC SerrlML tit I $1.00 YEAR-5c COPY Dick Southerland Buried On Sunday Kunerai services for Dick Southerland \\ r? conducted Sunday afternoon at 1 :.'! ) at the Garret Funeral Home. "Uncle" Dick, as he was known, died at the Haywood County Hospital. Funeial rvices 'w.re conducted by Rev. O. C. Lundrum, pastor of the Hazclw od Presbyterian church. In V men*. \\a- in Green Hill cemttery. Surviving at nly his nieces and nephews an i one sister-in-law, Mrs. R. K. Cam pi ell with whom he lived. - - Waynesville Mountaineer. ANDREWS t (La-t Week's Letter) Mr. Sam Brist ' of Haye-vilie, was a visitor in Andrews, on this past Su nday. Mr. William Gordon R dgei- of Canton, N. C., spent a few 1 . u . this pa Sunday visiting his motner, Mrs Anna L. Rodger.-', and his sislei, Mrs |D. H. Tillitt. Miss s Ruth Clark. Catherine S. M iton and Myrtle Dixon spent the week end in Asheville. | Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Tillitt and nine uaugnter, utitie Anna were in Atlanta, on Saturday of the past week where Mrs. Tillitt went f -r the purpose of having ht r eyes treated. Mr. Edwin Hyde, Attorney "f Andrews, was in Sylva, N. C., on Monday ol this week attending the Superior Court term being held in Sylva. Mis. Weldon Lovingood of Hayesville is spending several days near Andrews visiting his sister. Miss Lelia Owen wy a week end visitor in Asheville. Mr. Giles W. Cuver, Sr., left Andrews on last Saturday for a business trip to Philadelpria and ot.her Northern points. Hon. Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks for the State of North Carolina, spent Sunday night in Andrews at the Junaluska Terrace Hotel. On Monday of this week, Mr. Hood made a visit to the Citizens Bank Trust Company and congratulated mem on tne line snowing they are making:. HH^E Mr. ami Mrx. L. B. Nich< Is an 1 little s^n, Ltn Jr., and Miss Gladys Chad wick, on last Friday af:? moon, made a trip to Cherokee to the Indian Fair. Messrs. C. C. Dougherty and F. B. E-ennis f Black Mountain, N. C. were in Andrews on la?t Friday attending to busin ss in conne.-th n with Andrews Buildeis Supply C<*mpany of which th-y are directory. Mr. J. W. S. Davis was a business visitor in Waynesville and other Western North Carolina towns during the later part of the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harden made a trip to Atlanta on Saturday of the past week. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Nichols were in Murphy on last Sunday afternoon attending the Cherokee County Singing convention. Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Prevent on last Thursday were in attendance at {he Indian Fair at Cherokee, N. C. o The Scout wishes to appologize for pnnting Mr.R. F. Williamson's name last week as Mrs. This was an error and is regretted. Turkish Toweling Terry cloth was invented in 1S48 by Samuel Holt of England. In 1S38 he presented the first Turkish towel to Qoeen Victoria, from whom he received a medal. There is some doubt as to the origin of the designation "Turkish." Some authorities say that id It was supplied because of the large r quantities of the towels that were shipped to Turkey, where they were held in irgh esteem.
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