pks-sday, Dec. 13, 1934
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"Iowa Governor Mentioned For
Jice-FVeeidcncy" Headline. What for,
lasn't Garner done and said nothing
vith great success?
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ve him, give her? ;S;
.?We are offering *
lues ? absolutely the
it can be found?in X
s, rings, fountain pens
icils. ?
JEWELRY for ad- I
dornment will be :j;
the choice for her'. ;j;
Jewelry of good ?
taste and good dei
sign, with beautiful :j:
f gems of excellence ?
may be had at ex' -i
tremely low prices. X
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f, N. C.
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NDAY,
If unforeseen
id dollars worth of the f i
0 serve the people of Mu
lering in this section.
od fortune to get a rebu]
ve added new machinery
the IDEAL LAUNDRY
1 invite everyone to visit <
I TIME We take this met]
> we started in the cl<
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rill strive to please more ?
fE" PRICES IS OUR MC
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R. LLOYD, Prop.
)kerakee Scout, Murphy, P
MURPHYSCHOOL
NEWS
Continued from page six
Fifth period clasps, Friday, 10.00
t-> 12:00 noon.
Sixth period classes, Friday 1:00
0 3:00 P. M.
All students must remain on cxam1
tion at least one hour.
School ends, the first semester on j
Friday, Dc. 21. The second semes- j
t r begins Tuesday, January 1.
REPORTER
Dick Mauney
(Miss Leatherwood?Fifth grade)
Miss Kathryn Morton who has
been a student of Miss Leatherwood,
fifth grade has moved to Knoxville,
, Tenn.t to live.
j
Miss Meuney?Sixth grade boys) j
' Honor Roll"
C. H. Camel, Hoyt Hombree, Har- j
y Dickey, T. J. Hunt, Grover Hamp-1
on and Wiley Kinney.
< Mrs. Axlcy?Sixth grade girls)
The sixth grade girls have been
making a study of Egypt and have
made some very attractive drawings
f this ancient land?interesting
tories have been told and written
during this study of Egypt.
JUNIOR MUSIC STUDY CLUB
ORGANIZED
The Grammar school music pupils
of Mrs. J. W. Davidson met W* dnes-1
day afternoon and organized a Junior
The following officers were electmusic
study club,
ed.
President?'Mary Frances Bell.
Vice-president?Virginia Lee Frank
lin.
Secretary-treasure?Roberta Carringer.
Critic?Louise Johnson.
' Pogram committee:
Marion Axley, Chairman, Jane
Hill, Anna Ruth Carringer.
S cial commit' ce: Ruby Townson,
chairman. Jot Howell, Mary Porter
Fain.
I ho v-law and constitution.! read
aid ] ljited alter whioh the followj
program was given.
'BARCAROLLE' -OFFE1BACH
Marion Axley
"The Pilgrims"?Jean Diclcey.
"Aieiody of Love"?Roberta CarANNO)
GRAND
he Ideal L
DECEM
circumstances
nest laundry equipment
rphy and surrounding tow
/ on an up-to- aate, runy c
that will give greater and
was bought for a city pit
>ur new plant.
Iiod of THANKING OUR
eaning indus try for ourse
:ustomers and render ever
>TTO. THE FINESTQUi
JNDRY &
Ml
forth Carolina
f MALTBY
I
People in Maltby are very glad to
Mr. Gay" Johnson honfe again af- 1
ter receiving a treatment at the Pe- 1
trie hospital. I
Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Queen and s
daught r have returned from Ashe- J
vQle where they have been visiting
Mrs. Queen's mother. 1
Mr. Andrew Collens and family ?
made a business trip to Murphy Sat- c
urday.
Mr. J. P. Trull and Mr. Frank Craig ?
both of Maltby are busy buying furs
this week. 1
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rowland were
visitors in Andrews Saturday.
Mr. Paul Coffeey visited his wife
and son, of Maltby this week.
Buh Baker and family moved
from Matby weher they have been living
a short wile to Marble the past
week.
ringer.
As an educational study the club
will use the textbook "Young Peoples
History of Music."
Tho following members were enrolled.
Marion Axley, Mary Frances Bell,
Jan? Hill, Anna Ruth Carringer,
Elizabeth Fanklin, Ruby Townson,
Virginia Franklin, Jean Dickey, Helen
Hampton, Effie Barbara Mclver,
Matine Moore, Justine Johnson, Jane
Moore, Juanita Healey, Maurjne
L/ovingo?od, Helen Wells, Margaret
Howell, Mary Porter Fain. Louise
Johnson, Magdalene Cooke. Roberta
Carringe. Mrs. J. W. Davidson club
counselor. The next meeting will be
he firts Wednesday in January.
Roberta Carringer, Secetnry.
?PISi
UNCE l\
OPEN1N
aundry &
BER 17
do not delay
has been installed in the B1
ns and counties with absol
quipped laundry that had
I better service in dry clea
int and it is not duplicated
HUNDREDS OF CUSTO
Ives last March. The busi
?BETTER SERVICE.
\LITY WORK AT THE ]
CLEANEI
JRPHY, NORTH CAROL
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LIBERTY
Old man winter has been visiting
this section. Which gives Mother na.
ture a chance of picking her Reese,
md old "Sar.tr Clans" preparing his
ileigh and reindeers for his long
ourney before Christmas.
R v. E. A. Beaver filled his regnar
appointment at Rover Hill church
Jaturday and Sunday. A very larg
rowd was present and enjoyed ?nis
ermons.
.Mr. John Picklesimcr and Rev. E.
L Beavers were dinner guests of Mr.
md Mrs. John Denver Sunday.
Mr. Will Ledford and Mr. Otis
Bedford were visitors of Mr. Edd
Brown Monday.
Mr. Charlie Boring made a business
trip to Mr. John Picklesimer's Saturday.
Mr. Ralph Hamby and Mr. Lester
Ledford visited Mr. Condry Eller
Saturday.
Mrs. Buna Williamson v'sited Mrs.
M. T. Raper Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Shearer and
Mr. Lester Ledford motored to Cleveland
Tuesday. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Adams, at Oco]l, Tenn.,
anil Wpfr visifiire nt f'nnnorRill
Mr. Edd Brown and Mr. S. H. Peid
were Murphy visitors .Monday.
Mr. Elmer Ledford, Mr. Lake Bedford
and Mr. Lester Ledford were
Ducktown visitors Monday. ,
Mrs. and Mrs. K. W. Shearer visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Deaver Sunday
evening.
HATTIE PALMER
Notary Public
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never been set up. lining
of all kinds. W?
in the usual small
MERS that have ||
iness is greatly ap- g
LOWEST PRICES! j|