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MURPHY
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\ ol. IVL.?No. 33
House passes
i wo cherokee
county rim s
amendment Offered By
Representative Edwin
dyde Is Accepted
aleigk, March 12.?/The "no-;c
t -day passtd two Democratic-i
ied bills affecting Cherokee
;y. but accepted an am. m.mem
v offered by Rtpubliar. Reprcmive
C. E. Hyde, of O.eiokee.
measures were introduced by
a r Br wning, of Swain, and
fathered through the house by
crentative Alorjhew, of Grah .m.
measure re-enacts the jury
nission act for Cheroket county
names Harvt Whitaker, of Anas,
(Torn King, of Ranger, and
no.nb Carroll, of Murphy a.^ jury
.nissioners for a two-yea? period,
e second bill name> W. T.
re, of Andrews, J. W. McMillan,
Mjrphy, anu W. \V. Barton, of
:i.i. as members of the Cherokee
ty tax commission for a period
>ur years, and provides the combat
ion of the register of deeds fo:
piling ti'ie tax records shall not
eed $1,000 a yiar. The original
limited it to $800 but the house
opted Hyde's amendment ci.ar.gi
it to $1,000. The bill goes back
the senate Wednesday for c ncurRepresentative
Hyde's bill t
dish the tax commission i ex- ,
cted to <lie in the senate eommi4
TVA APPEAL TO
BE CARRIED TO
LOUISIANA COURT
James Lawrence Flv. Central Sodv
r of IV A, today unnrun.ed :he
iention to carry the appeal 'ram
it recent decision of Judge W. 1.
rubb, of Birmingham. Ala., to the
ircuit Court of Appeals ut New Grans.
At the same time it v/.t* s\*t*
d that no application would be
ade to the Supreme C art for a
rit of Certiorari which, if allowed,
ond take the case direct.y 10 Ihe
ipreme Court. Mr. Fly pointcu out
at the last sitting of the Supreme
urt this spring will begin on April
- :h and it would be impossible to
i feet the appeal, prepare an 1 file
t-.e record, present the application
r the Writ of Certiorari and, after
ling thereupon, get the case ?e*
wn in time for hearing before ihe
- mer recess. It was aso noted that
e appeal will probably be complit?
in ihe Circuit Court og Appeals
1 ore the summer recess and hence
ere would be no delay.in reaching
i Supreme Court in either event.
Mr. Fly said: "Under the statutes
f 1 ihe custom long prevailing, ihe
ipreme Court has relied upon the
cuit Courts of Appeals to thin
t the appeals coming up from the
I wer courts and to clarify and re5*
:-vt the issues of those which may
ei be heard by the Supreme Court,
e granting of a Writ of Certiorari
which would by-pass the Circuit
Court of Appeals is an extraordinary
' measure and one which it is not expected
the Supreme Court will favor
f r more general <use. This is particularly
true in cases involving extensive
records and complicated issues
of fact, to which the Circuit
Court of Appeal* can give detailed
?*t ntion, and to this extent relieve
Cr.e Supreme Court of a heavy task,
i - < case which involves as many issues
of fact and of law as ours, the
it'Ruar and orde#y procedure of go- |
through these responsible and !
highly respected Courts of Appeals
adily commends itself.'*
Pie Supper To Be
Held At Peachtree
A ie supptr will be hel l at the
I 1 fcachtrce Sohool House auditorium
Thursday evening at 7:30, John Donley>
clerk of the Superior court, anI
need Monday.
a large attendance is urged as the
?J creeds -wil] go toward the punchaf
of a ,] iano for the Baptist church.
If t lf
trig Weekly .\etespaper in Western .
CO. BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT TO
ATTRACT MANT
Beth Murphy boy? and girls team
.vill compete "n the bi-c ur.ty basket
ball tournament to b. he! in th
Andrews gymnasium Friday am
Saturday nights. T?*e team.- fror
Jherokee and Clay ' counties are
Murphy, Andrews-, Elf and Hayes
ville.
Murphy b-y- v. ill play Andrew
Friday nigr.t at 7:30, a".. Hayesvill
ar.d El: will play at 8:30. The win
lers will meet at 8:30 Saturday nigh
.or the finals. Murphy giils wil
: lay Andrews at 4 o'.lock Frida;
afternoon ar.d -HaytsviHe ar.d El
>irb will meet at 5 o'chck the sam
afternoon. The girl- final game wil
:e played at 7:30 Saturday ng'nt.
A trophy will be awarded the win
n:ng ttants i n Saurd.-.y night and wi'
be in their possession ur.ti] the nexi
tournament.
Both Boomer teams hav. a string
possibility of winning: *-'.e tourr.aner,
a. the local toys ami girls have de.rated
ire ether competing team,
during the year, with the exception
?f or.e game the girls 1 ?t to Andrews.
A largt crowd from M-rpby is preparing
attend the t arntt u t
which will probably consist of the
...stest ar.el most int:resting game>1
the season.
A SA\ ATORIl M FOh
In all probability, a news ai
Raleigh bureau this week sa
will be built in Western North Ci
In order that the situation n
readers, the aitie le is herewith pi
nALCICII, xi?i. r.?tiic i
(roll call! reading the Raspberr
propriation <*f $250,(KK) lor the v
sanatariurn in Western North Ca
Tlit bill was ordered sent to
Prospects of passage by the s
id the Support it will command fi
chairman of senate appropriation
ford, chairman oi health cominitt
\ ance Browning of Swain and R<
It will reach the senate torn
will be placed on the calendar wit
of favorable reports from the jo
mili? es.
The measure, o. iginally spo
of Green and Clegg of Moore ar
committee, appropriates $250.(HHI
tori am in western North Carol in
expenses during the construction
expense-- <luring the fiscal year 1
fir'-t year of operation.
The bill was introduced se\
scrutinized by both health and
reaching the floor of the house f<
reading yesterday with only one
Gregg Cheri y of Gaston, chairnu
The hill provides that the si
$250,000 for construction costs a
for the $110,000 operating exper
It stipulates that the sanato
Carolina, but leaves the selection
directors, to be appointed by the
We have in Cherokee count;
ments of the hospital. Pure, frc
cilities, good highways, ample si
hotels?it is all heie to meet th<
In our program for making
Carolina we look cm the situatic
we:t built somewhere in this vie
The last paragraph of the i
site is to left to a board of nine
governor .
Attempts should he made j
groups to approach the commitU
ed in having the hospital in this
Think ot it. Two hundred
struction. ten thousand dollais
thousand dollars for operating
1936-37! That would help us f
hospital would lend to Cheroke
LET'S GET IT!
\tmkt
North Carolina, Covering a Large a
Murphy, N. C. 1 hurs., IV.
WOULD SHORTEN
r MURPHY LIMITS
IN LEGISLATUR1
j Bill Excluding Farm
? Lands Introduced A
Raleigh By Ed Hyde
Raleigh, Mar.h 12.?Represents
s tivt C. E. Hyd , f Cherokee. is lY
k author :f a bill to exclude certai
.ropertits* fieri the t \v- limit* c
j Murphy, in C erokee county. Th
y ii.ea.-ure w..s referred to house eon
f mittee on judicialy No. 2.
I; it in*> out thai the "icnat *ar.l
* of *aid farming lands have the bui
den of city taxes and aie wholly wit!
- ,?ut bent'it from the city." It pr(
1 vides that the f llowing (escribe
t territory sh.Jl be excluded by Mui
phy town limits:
: "That section <>r;e of chapter 38"
rival: laws of the session of 191
oe, and the same is hereby, amenc;
ed by stJiiiti' g from said section a
tr.at part- of same after the wor
4Texar.a* in line six of the descrip
Ition of snhl "rnnw?" li*v?t4? '*
town ant. before the word thence' i
ire 10 <?i >.:id description, sc t
eliminate fic.m the said de.-criptio
tht foil wing words: "Thence p
<Continued back pa*:.?First Sec.)
t CHEROKEE COl \ 7 Y
tide in the Asheville Citizen from
itL a state ll.rberculosis sanatorium
trolina.
laye be cleai in the minds < I the
lesented:
luusr iiiuu) pasaeu on i"ie ltlirel
y-Clegg hill providing for the apstablishment
ol a state tuberculosis
rolina.
the senate.
senate are unusually bright in view
torn senators Lee Gravely of Nash,
s committee, J. T. Burr us < i Guilee,
A. Hall Johiiston*of Buncombe,
ilph Ramsey oi Transylvania,
orrow and it is anticipated that it
hout reference to committee in view
int appropriations ;.ij health
nsored by Representative Kasljerry
id re-drafted by the appropriations
foi const met ion ot a 100-bed snnaa
and allots $10,000 for incidental
pet rod and $100,000 for operating
936-37. which is expected to be the
-eral weeks ago and was closely
appropriations committees before
ar a vote. It was passed the second
dissenting vote. Representative
in of house finance committee,
late may sell bonds to raise the
nd provision is made in the budge!
ises.
lium be located in western North
i of the site to the board of ninegovernor.
y every facility to meet the requite?sh
mountain air, transportation faupply
merchants and agents and
e needs.
Cherokee the best cotonty in North
>n as a step forward if the hospital
inity.
article says that the selection of the
directors to be appointed by the
among our civic organizations and
?e and let them know we are inteTest.
county.
and fifty thd?fsand dollars for confor
incidentals and one hundred
expenses during the fiscal year of
inanrially and the presence of the
e county's prominence.
.* "'V*. r
t HtMl
nd Potentially Rich Terntory in This
larch 14, 1935
GOV. TALMADGE
PLANS TO SPEAK
HERE ON APRIL 15
h G; v. Gene Talmadge, of Geor|ia,
has mjide tenative arrangements
to speak here on April 15,
^ 1 Rep. R. T. Hampton, of Fannin
j county, Ga., announced here Sunt
day.
Arrangements were being made
' this week to send the governor an
I official invitation on the part of
J the city of Murp.hy. and Tuesdas
!* night the Lions club voted to enh
dorse the move. Mayor J. B.
I Gray, Dor^ Withcrrpoon and i
Bueck were in charge of the arrangements.
It is understood that the gov*
I crnor expects to bring a motorcade
here from Atlanta on the
proposed trip and that there will
be a huge celebration on the
,- speaking date.
<i In that case, it was said, ?
rangementi will be made to send
invitations to North Carolina of^
ficials tc be present for the oc]
j casion.
II TVA FILM TO BE
* SHOWN FREE AT
" LOCAL THEATRE
r- i - v 1 -
J educational hilm .Made
Possible Through Courtesy
Of P. J. Henn.
A mot I n picture sponsored by the
Tennessee Valley Authority wu! be
shown here Sunday afternoon, Mas j;
*"" !
The picture, deciding the work
and general purposes oi TVA.
was obtained through J. I\ Blagg
unit .i hief in charge of the TVA surveys
in this vicinity.
It is a dull length picture ur.d has i
won wiJe acclaim in many potri-pcTitar.
show h' uses where it ha? ln-r. I
-t en the screen thougc.t ut lhcountiy.
Admission to the pktuie i? free ;.s
it i- based on an educational theme
ar.d serves to support the work e t
the instil uptinotho flri
"stittrlicn that aims to rtmodel
the life and progress ol tr.e Tennesee
"valley territc-jy.
Descriptive scene? of the actual
work and the progress the Authority
making are fully xplained and
rusual actompar.imert throughout
is offered by the United States Marine
band.
The picture is endorsed by civic
and sociological leaders thiougnout
the country fox its clean-cut bearing
and simplicity in connection with the
purpose of the government institution.
Through the courtesy of Mr. Henn
the picture will be shown until
everyone has seen it regardless ci
the number ol times that will t e required.
The first show will begin at
2 o'clock in the afternoon.
It is sponsored by the Chen kee
Scout.
FILLING STATION
TO BE BUILT ON
HILL HOME SITE
The plot of land, on which the C
I*. Hill home is now situated, ha;
been purchased by the Wofford Oi
company and a new Woco-Pep fill
ing station will be erected there ir
the near future, Paul Owenby, the
company's local distributor, announced
\Y ednesday.
Tht* station to be built is of h<
English type and hundreds of it
kind now grace rr.any highways ar.:
town; all over the country. It wil
be modern and complete in every de
tail having up-to-date faculties fo
every kind ol service to motor vehi
cle> as well as a regular disprnsar
for the Woco-Pep products. Mi
Owenby said. The. station is of a
unusually attractive design.
No manager was named at th
present.
The Hill home will be moved bac
and turned so as to face th? adjoir
i.ig street.
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MURPHY LIONS
HOLD REGULAR
MEETING HERE
Name Committee To Aid
In i almadge s Reception;
Back School Fund
.A vote I a; j oint a representative
committee in ccnnectii n with the
.enative scheduled appearance of
Gov. Ge.e >Talmadge. of Georgia,
hei t and endorsement of increased
appropriations i< r public schools
were among the chief matters discussed
by the Lions club at their reguLj
n eeting in uie Murphy cafe
Tuesday night.
The committee, to be named Wednesday
by H. Bueck. president of the
local club, will extend a foimal invitation
:o the Governor in b.half of
the Lions of Murphy and will assist
?r? the arrangement| ot the receptl
of Gov. Talmadge and his party.
Following a talk by Mr. Bueck on
the ciowied conditions of the school
room generally, the club voted to
send a lettir to the legislature supi
orting any move fcr increased funds
. i North Carolina schools.
T. A. ase, local repres.- ntative of
| tht Champion Fibre company, was
v |* \ rned into %'.e c lub as a new
n embei. Tw visitors, the Rev. R.
D. B . dinger. superintendent of Home
Mis ions 01 the Asheviile I'resbytery,
ar.d S. W. Mendenhall, dairy and
poultry specialist the John C.
ampbell Folk School at Brasstown.
pave Inef talks.
Announcement .as trade that
I i t:r ' i. < '*'* eju s ;n I\-ncord on March
?8. ar.d all local Lions were urged to
attend.
CARRINGER STARTS
BIG DOUBLE EVENT
ANNIVERSARY SALE
| Mr. Dave ( arringer, widely-known
| Throughout this n as the ownor
of -CarringerV Department store in
! M .i t hy. :s eelt orating his first anniveisaiy
if business this week with a
gig antic doublt event sale*.
Combining hi- first year of busie->
with his ann< uncement of b.-au:iful
spring goods which have jJ; t
arrived, M:. irringer is preparing
: a i us l..s ness during the next
ten days.
Mr. Carr::.g r has made drastic redaction
in hi.- complete line of
clothing and groceries, that everyone
in the county might get ao
Iauaintqd \vit*a his store and methods
of- iloing business. His store is all
, bi> slogan implies?"on the square"
I ?he announces.
Sylva Minister Assigned
To Episcopalian Church
The Rev. George Lemuel Granger.
Episcopalian minister, of Sylva, announced
Friday that he had been assigned
to the Messial Episcopal
church here.
Services will be held as follows:
mayer and sermon on the second
Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.
m.; Holy Communion and sermon <
1 the fourth Sunday of every month
at 11 a. m.. and evening prayer and
* sermon at 7:30 p. m. or. the same
1 Sunday.
' FHA Committee Holds
Meeting Here Monday
* A meeting of the local Federal
s Housing administration committee
1 was held in the court house Monday
1 afternoon at 2 o'clock a; which tim
the essential cf :ho program wore
l' explained. It wr.- attended by pecl~
pie from Andrew- ' Murphy.
y A representative of the FHA is ex
peeted here ir. t o r'ar future to ben
grin a earn* of those who wish 1o
avail th'-msclves ?-f tTie homing ade
ministration funds.
o
h V . a- f Mr-. H. P.- * k scent last
i- w-vh- rd with Mrs. C. C. Rnehanan
w.-ee.