B^ay, March 30, 1934.
Locals and
Mrs. S. Williams ot
^V'v|;; - or.t Sunday and Monday
th^?r parent* Mr. and Mrs. A.
|K. Kai>hnw.
HB:ri Do in WaK'?fIeld and little
^K.Vh;c . Sue; Misses Sara and Ruth i
H; sptr.t the week end in A.-be
jhey were accompanied hv.r.e ,
j^Eday by Mis? Bobbie Sowers of
who will visit them for sever^Eliss
Mary DeWeese of WinstonjETm
arrived Monday to spend two
ks vacation with her mothe . Mis.
^K>ie DeWeese.
^ftlrs. Hugh Gilbrt Abernathy of
^Eperhill. Tenn, spent the week end
^K: her father, Mr. C. B. Hill.
BElr. E. J. Darnell of Marietta, Ga.,
Eh the week end gue_st of Mr. and
H. C. M. Wofford and family.
^klr. Elbert Mallonee left last FiiH
for Nor lis, Tenn., where he has
^Eosition with the Tennessee Valley
Erh.rity.
|Efhe Junior Woman's Club will obHftve
Friday and Saturday, April G
7, tag days for the benefit of the
^Elic librai y.
Mrs. II. N. Cochran, of Blue Ridge,
.. underwent a minor operation
fH the nose at the Petrie Hospital
^Bt Thursday and was recovered suf^Bient
to return to her home on Fri
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hall and child
of Asheville were guests Sun^By
of Mrs. E. C. Mallonee.
Mr. Frank Oweriby left Tuesday for
visit with his wife and little d&ugh
Ir at Marietta, Ga.
Messrs. R. W. Gray arid S. M. Hin>?
were visitors in Raleigh the first
the week.
Mrs. G. W. Ellis, Mrs. Wade Masy
ana Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis and
ss Gertrude Franklin were shopping
Asheville on _Monday of this week.
Mrs. Mary Alston who has been
siting her daughter, Mrs. F. C. Hall
Asheville returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Z. Y. Brown of Asheville spent
e week end with her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. I. JI. West, of Patrick, who
iderwent a tonsil operation at the
itrie Hospital last Wednesday, was
toverd sufficiently to be removed
her home on Friday.
Mrs. J. C. Ellis of Canton was the
?Myeek end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Jerry Davidson of Jackson. O.
'lived Monday for a visit with his
unity.
Mrs. S. Wellins who spent the week
id with her daughter, Mrs. D. Sions
has returned to ther home in
shcville.
'Mr. and Mrs. Noah Lovingood, Mr.
id Mrs. Howard Moody and little
tughter, Jo Jo and Mrs. Cyrus White
"^/isitors in Knoxville, Tenn. on
^_?cau<iy oi cms week.
Mr. A. 0. Allison of Sylva was a
^Bsitor in town on Tuesday of this I
Mrs. Zala Adams and Mrs. Birt I
^Bheeler of Andrews were visitors inl
jB>wn on Tuesday of this wek.
Mr. W. T. Forsyth of Andrews was
visitor in town on Wednesday of I
Hfov. Frank Eloxhan of Franklin I
^Bill hold service in the Eposcipal I
^Piurch on Friday April 6, at 7:00 P. 1
PERMANENT f
WAVE SPECIALS. |
B f'T?unt w.v. $2.00s|
Ri?tut w.t. $2.00 x
b way, $4.00 x
croqnlynolc $5.00 ? |
H P^fcr-way. Dried 25c ? I
B candler's beauty shop i
b n?** "j- murphy. n. c. x
The Cheroki
Personals
M. Rev. Floxhan will conduct services
every First and Third Fridays
of every month. Everybody is invited
to come.
Miss Geneva Deaton, of Yellow
Creek near Robbinsville, entered the
Petrie hospital last Sunday for treatment.
Miss Anne Candler. Miss Margaret
Witherspoon, Burke Gray and James
M alio nee returned to school at University
of North Carolina, after spending
the spring holidays with thenparents.
Mr. William Thompson spent the
week end with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Thompson. He is attending
Emorv University in Atlanta, Ga.
Jerry Davidson, Jr., Bill Bay less,
James and Richaid Parker returned
to State College Monday after spending
spring holidays with their parents, i
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vestal spent
Tuesday in Bryson City on business.
'Mr. P. G. Ivie spent Monday in
Hayesville on business.
Mr. W. P. Grogan, of Murphy Rt. i
3, entered tho Petrie hospital last |
Friday for a minor operation and]
treatment.
Mr. Beul Adams returned home
Sunday from Atlanta where he had
>een transacting business.
LOST OR STRAYED: Seven
weeks old pig, weight about 35 lbs
black with white feet and white spots
on face. Finder olease notify Ernest
Adams, Murphy, N. C., and receive
reward. (2t-pd)
Misses LeMay, Holshauser, Moser,
Latham and Mr. Deaton motored to
Atlanta, Saturday on shopping trip.
Miss Edna Mae Gentry was the
week end guest of Miss Nannie Laura
Gentry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Odom were
the guests of Mrs. Mattie Piercy of
Andrews Sunday.
Mrs. S. D. Battle, of Andrews,
v>?, ?A?.iic *??# . i
rie hospital Wednesday of this week.
Miss Wilda Mason was the week
end guest 0f her grand patents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Mason of Brasstown.
Miss Sallie Kate Baker is this
week's guest of her sister, Mrs. Heniy
Ford of Copperhill, Ten.
Mrs. J. M. Payne of Culberson who
has been ill for the past two weeks
suddenly giew worse last Sunday and
her son and daughter, Troy and Iola j
were cailed home, the former from I
Chattanooga, Tenn. ,and the latte:
fr< m Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Payne's coniilioti
however has greatly improved
since Sunday.
The Characters Builders Sunday
School Class of the Methodist Church
entertained with a party at the Methodist
church in the Men's bible class
room on last Friday evening. An effective
color scheme of green and
white was used in the detail to camout
the St. Patiick idea, and this
motif was carried out in the salad
course served at the conclusion of
the party. Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. T. F. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Glkins, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Johnson,
Mrs. E. C. Mallonee. Mrs. Wade Mas-*ey,
Mrs. Glenn Bates, Mrs. Bill Brandon,
Mrs. Ted Howell, Mrs. Frank I
Ellis, Mr3. A. W. Mclver, Mrs. John
Davidson, Mrs. Carl Evans and little
daughter, Mrs. John Brittian, Mrs.
Edwina Clark, Misses Lei in Posey,
Hattie Palmer, Loucine and Martha
Nell Welts, Claia McCom/bs, Emily
Sword, Ruby Hall, Mary Akin, Josephine
and Dortthy Heighway, Ada
Harshaw, Sara Cook, Ruby Riester,
Lelia Hayes, Muttie Fox; Rev. J. H.
Carper and Rev. Stewait H. Long.
Hampton Memorial
The Epworth League of the Hampton
Memorial church will present an
faster program in the form of a play
"Our Christ Liveth" Sunday evening
April 1, at 7:15. We welcome your
presence.
Black-Draught
ciws up skam fmi?
"I have used Thedford'i BlackDraught
for constipation for a
long tlma" writes Mrs. Frank Champion.
ot Wynne. Ark.
"If I set up In the morning feeling
dull and sluggish, a dose or BlackDraught
taken three timea a day wlU
cauae the feeling to pass eway. and
In a day or two I reel like a new
person. After many yeare of use we
would not exchange Black-Draught
for any medicine." .
P.I. ? If you hove Child aa.v, pive
Mssi lis sew, plsoeoal-fosfia#
MTRUP 0/ Thfdford'M Black-Draught.
MM* tLS
ee Scout, Murphy, North
ANDREWS
Mr. G. B. Hoblitzell and son, Billie
spent the week end in Asheville with
Mrs. Hoblitzell and Fannie Sue.
Mr. J. Albert Bat-on who has been
attending school in Buffalo, N. Y. is
ending some time in Andrews visit
ing his many friends here. Mr. Bat*on
for several years was princcipa
toi several years was principa
?f the Andrews High School.
Miss Sallie Mae Alnhia was a visitoi
in Asheville on Saturday of the past
week.
Mr. Giles W. Cover, Sr., and daughter,
Eleanor, went to Asheville or
last Saturday to met his daughter
lane, and bring her home. Jane ii
nding Converse College in Spar
tanburg, S. C., and will spend several
Jays with her parents during th<
ster holidays.
Mr. T. M. Strider of Nashville
Tenn., was a business visitor in An
drcws on Friday of the past week.
Mr. Ralph M. Moodv was in And
j rews on Thursday of the past wel
| ? professional business.
The many friends of Mr. Emer;
Lovingood will leatn with regret tha
>n last Sunday afternoon near Sylvi
he was in an automobile wreck ant
is at present the hospital. His in
juries are not considered serious.
j Mr. C. E. Hyde, Mayor of Andrew
' was in Murphy on Monday of thi
j week on professional business.
M. and Mrs. W. B. Candler ant
daughter, Lucy, of Villa Rica, Ga
spent t.he week end visiting thei
daughter, Mrs. L. B. Nichols.
a,I- j *?- - - "
an. uuiuau Jamison oi dtatesvuie
N. C., was a business visitor in And
rtws on last Friday.
Supt. Josepti J. Stone on last Fri
lay left for Raleigh, N. C. where ht
was in attendance at the State Teach
?r's Meeting. Mr. Stone returns
to Andrews on last Sunday.
Mr. D. H. Tillitt was in Ashevill<
the first of the past week attcndinj
to professional business.
Mr. J. W. S. Davis after having
.tyent seveial days in Spartanburg
S. C. as the guest of Mr. J. B. Per
kinson, returned to Andrews on Sun
day last.
Messrs. E. A. Wood and D. H. Til
litt left Andrews on a business tri|
to Lexington, Chailotte, AlbemarV
and Salisbury on Tuesday of thi
week.
S? .eii! f L. L. Mason was in Andrew
l. official business on Friday of th
::ast week.
PATRICK
The small son of Mr. and Mrs
Owen Picklesimer has been very i
but is better at this writing.
Mr onil Mm Sam Rni/t l'rio
their baby to Dr. G. M. Young's Sur
day for treatment.
Rev. E. D. Cole parsed throug
our midst Sunday after spending
week in the Hiawassee section.
Mrs. John Picklosimer is on tii
pick list at this writing.
Mr. Cha lie Boring has purchase,
a saw mill and expects to have it i:
aperatjbn in the near future.
| Mr. Bright Raper of Braastowi
was a Patrick visitor Saturday.
Mr. Lakes Quinn of Postell mad
a business trip to Mr. J. P. Bryant
Monday.
The farmers in this section ar
getting behind with their work du
| to so much rain.
^ Mr. Elmer Ledford made a busines
trip to Mr. Ed Frown's Monday.
Mr. Will Beaver of Hiawassee pas;
d through our midst Monday.
Attention
Farmers
Mupryh has a chance to fret a
cannery this season, if you are interested
in growing Vegetables for
it see Mr. A. Q. Ketner, county
Agent or any member of the Murphy
Lions Club.
It will require quick action on
the part of farmers in signing up
acreage if the cannery operates
this season.
W. M. FAIN
MURPHY, N. C.
Carolina
EASTER |
For the sixth time since the year
i 1800 Easter Sunday comes this year j
on "All Fool's Day,"" April 1, and
this coincidence, the savants tell us, |
will be repeated only two more times
> prior to the year 2,000-By that time
- the present generation will have tun
course and will little reck whether
I or not these predictions prove cor1
rect.? Clay County News.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mis. Ohil ?Val.
ker of Peachtree, January 22, a son,
.
j Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vart Colbert 1
of Murphy. January 20, a daughter, J
I Hazel Leigh. '
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kephart
of Grandview, Januyary 4, a daugh- i
ter, Lucillie.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Girley Garlett
of Murphy, January 25, a son,
Berdie Darla. {
Born to Mr and Mrs. W. E. Stiles
of Murphy, January 5. a daughter, (
y Virginia Ruth. 1
* Born to Mr. and Mr?. C. G. Haney '
, of Murphy, January 7, a daughter,
liobbie Genette.
Boin to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coleman
of Murphy Route 3, January 11 1
J a ton, Carl. '
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mc.
Clure of Muiphy Route 2, January
o 1 7 ~
r Born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett L.!
Hall of Brasstown, Januaty 23, a
son, Dallas Harold.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Olen Taylor |
of Murhpy Route 3, January 31, a.
son.
? Boin to Mr. and Mrs. Bealoth
" Sparks of Braastown, January 12, 1
J a son, Dale Leone.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Luster Brooks
* of Peachtree, February 10, a daugh?
te?, Emma Eloise.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harford of
Murphy, February, 27, a daughter,
r Marie.
MhMm^g>Kaia?ifflL^
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Travel anywhere.
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SOUTHERN RA
Page Five
W.n HuM Rm4
It*? easy to recognise the way to
Ba?y street now. You can tell It by
the high hats discarded by returning
refugee?.?Los AntHos Times
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Stewart H. Long, Pastor
Sunday School 10.00 A. M.
J. B. Gray, Superintendent
SERVICES
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Evening Seivice 7:00 P. M.
The Schedule cf Services is as folows:
first Sunday .... Evening service only
Second Sunday, Morning and Evening
Third Sunday Morning worship only
fourth Sunday, Morning and Evening
fth Sunday, No service (Both services
in Hayesville).
Visitors and Friends will find a corral
welcome at all services of this
:huroh.
The Easter Evening service will be
:haracterized by the songs and a
message suitable to the occasion. Th?
topic of the sermon being "The
Religion of the Burning Heart."
There will be no morning service
< the pastor will be in Hayesville.
Notice will please be taken that
the hour of the evening srvices has
been changed to 7:00 o'clock P. M.
HATTIE PAI.MFR
Notary Public
Scout Office
R. W. PETR1E, M. D.
Office in Hospital Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat
Glasses Fitted
**
r FACED THE QUESTION
IVES" - CHANGED TO
I'M 5MOK- ^
IE-AND EN- ^ |
i IT MORE.
VSS" AREN'T I?'-'
it NY MORE.
...any day
THERN
per mile
Sat* by a ting tht Southern at tha
lowest Caret erer offered: ^
11 ? mile?lit Coaches
One war tlokete?eold dally
to any point on the Southern
aeV-?.23W..
sleeping and parlor cars
Batata limit ?<!>?
dmphtf ana! parlor eon
Return Unit 10 dare
3( prr m<U am way in
Urping arui pmriur eon
NO SURCHARGE!
Yoor trip oa the Southern will be
quicker, itftr?and nor* eooootnicfll
No tiree to change; do tra eke to
dodfe; none of the bexmrde, bother
end expenee of dtivingyoar own car.
Be ceni/ortnMe in tht taftty .
a f (rain troeei.
L H. DeBUTTS
General Real an aw A|eat
ILWAY' SYSTEM