IJNAKA NEWS There will a decoration here May 30th. We hope a large crowd will attend. The Rev. W. H Graham filled his regular appointment here Sunday. A large crowd from here attended the decoration at Prospect Sunday. Miss Martha Burgess, Mrs. It. P. Radford and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rose were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F Rose. Mi", and Mrs. C S Burger visited Mrs G F Rose Sunday Mr. Julius Burger, of Johnson City visited relatives here this week-end. Mrs. J. W. Odom is visiting relatives at Tomotla. The Rev. Walter Jones preached an interesting sermon at Bethel Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts vis. ited Mr. and Mrs. E. S Garrett Sunday RANGER NEWS KING PARTY An enjoyable event was given May 11 by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. King when they gave a surprise birthday party for little Helen Foister on her ninth birthday. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. King she went for a stroll to Dickey mountain where she was met by a group of her little friends. Games were then enjoyed and a discussion on "The Beauty of Nature" was given by Mrs. King. A nice picnic lunch was enjoyed. The clatter of little voices drowned out all the voices of nature as the birthday cake was being cut. Those present were. Helen Green, Bessie Ruth, Billie Jean and Jack Evans, Helen and Junior Gregory. Alma Anderson, Arzila Glonts, Helen Rich, Mrs. Myrtle Evans and Mrs. Viola Foister. Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Starling was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kilpatrick Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. F. A. Baity and children were all day visitors of Mrs. C. A. Kilpatrick Monday. Mrs. Dora Henry and little Miss Elizabeth Ann Ratcliff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Ratcliff, both of Copperhill, were visiting Mrs. C. M. Sneed last week. Miss Bessie Ruth Evans spent the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sneed. Miss Gladys Kilpatrick spent most oi the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Fox. There will be a decoration at Fair view church May 31. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. King were shopping in Murphy Monday. The PWA hands went back to their work Tuesday after being laid off one week. Mr. Homer Sneed, who is iniployed in the CCC camp, spent Saturday and Sunday at home with his par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sneed. Mr. Pearly Hayes was happily married last Sunday We wish them a long and happy life. We had a good shower last week, which will be appreciated by many farmers.2 Our Sunday school is progressing ] nicely. We hope every one will come out more and make it better, j Mr. John Henson, who was in an ( automobile accident Tuesday morning: was badly injured. Mr. A. L. Davidson who has been sick, is said to be worse at this writ- j in g. Mrs. Etna Poindexter, of Murphy, was visiting: relatives since Sunday. Mrs. G. B. Fox accompanied her home Wednesday for the week. Arresting: in New York for possesing policy-game slips, Negro Mick, ey Mouse insisted, "I've had that name for 35 years." Mrs. Paul Clayton of Boonville, Mo., recently lost her purse containing money and valuable papers. Her police dog found it dowtown, recognizdd it as belonging to his mis "ess, and carried it home in his teeth. I FARMS I FOR SALE I 8 LONG TERMS? I I LOW INTEREST I I SPECIAL TERMS TO I | VETERANS I D. Reeves Noland I Clyde, N. C. ?Or See? I J. T. Hayes Sec. N.'F. L. A. TOMOTLA, N. C. The Chero LEfrnA We have been having some verj fine growing weather for the pas week. The godd showers make al the old farmers smile. Mr. Cicel Clonts is better at thi writing. Mr. Cecil Clonts is better at thi ployed with Mr. J. G. Clonts for th< past few days in the black smith sho| and because Mr. Campbell can* work next week, Mr. Bill Stiles wil fill his place until he can go back t work. Miss Gladys Campbell ar.d Jon; Stiles were the Saturday night guest of Miss Mona Clonts. Mr. and Mrs. Collas Roberts am son, Kenneth, spent Sunday wit her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs J. G. Clonts. Miss Veria Taylor, who has bee employed at Gastonia, returned hom this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Williamsoi made a business trip to Murph; Thursday. Mr. John Stiles was in this sectio last week. MARTIN'S CREEK Mr. Carl Cunningham, of this sec tion, and Rev. Hobert Rogers o Peachtree, have been holding praye meetings in the Upper Martin' Creek community this week. Mrs. Addie Killian, of Gastonia is visiting her mother, Mrs., Joh Dockery. Messrs Frank Ingram and Arthu Martin are building a lai ge barn 01 Carl Townson Farm. Mrs. Ollie Adams and Mrs. Nei Ingram were shoppers in town Sat urday, and attended the show Satui day night. Mrs. Pearl Phillips and Miss Ev; Nell Queen were shoppers in towi Monday. The infant (laughter of Mr. nn< Mrs. Carl Cunningham is soriousl; ill at this writing. Mr. Charlie Carringer was th< supper guest of Mr. Tommie Phillip: Sunday night. Quite a number of Martin's Creel folks enjoyed the all day singing a Ilayesville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hughes wen I % > ''':'^j^^BHr ' I*, i a l -or rlad 1Q ..J f\ , ? _ i j refined motor oils a ffl hampered. They can j tioo efficiently beca, B laden down with ex THE PRE* MOTOR : IN REFINERY-SEA kee Scout, Murphy, North C GIVES INSTRUCTIONS CROPS; EXPLAI1 . ?J The following letter was sent out | 1 j to all fanners who have contracted t for acreage with the local cannery < concerning their crops and prize* by E. R. Thompson, cannery manager, , s Monday: Your bean seed is now ready. You t can get it at the Cannery at Mur- 1 ^ phy, B. H. Mintz Store at Marble or j i I by getting in touch with your County r( Agent in Hayesville. You may plant whenever you are ready, " u we a urge that you get your seed this , week to save expense. Seed delivered !. ' at Hayesville will be available only , ,' on Friday, May 8th and Saturday, . ? ! May 9th/ ' Through the Courtesy of the ! Cherokee County Fair Ass'n. and the n W. M. Fain Gro. Co., we are able to offer prizes for high yields amountC ing to a value of $80.00. We urge! that all growers become elegible for n one of these prizes study these rules | * carefully and comply with them to, the letter. j " BEANS: 1st. prizc $35.00 ($10.-. 00 by Fair Ass'n., $15.00 by Can) nery, and $10.00 in trade by the W. M. Fain Gro. Co. 2nd. prize $10.00 cash. Prizes will be given during the i Cherokee ICounty Fair to the Conf tractors who have delivered beans r apiourting to the greatest money s value during the 1936 season provided thy have complied with the foli lowincr niles ii 1. Prizes will be awarded for produce grown on one full acre. Th< j land to be measured by the Cann nery Manager and County Agent or their representatives. I 2. Variety: At least one-third of this acre shall be planted in Refugee Beans, the other two-thirds or less shall be in Tendergreen Beans. 3. Each Contestant, shall make a a request in writing, to the Cannery n Manager, that his field be measured and his crop estimated at the be 1 ginning of the picking season and y once during the picking season. 4. Each Contestant shall submit L> an account of all other beans and s Tomatoes grown on his farm. 5. The winners shall submit Not a v visitors of Mrs. Ollie Adams Sunday. 1 Misses Maude and Itosell Carringer and Mrs. Emma Styles were visits tors of Mrs. Pearl Phillips Sunday. GET GUI 1 "Stumped I B- T* : | r! , 1 p , ' } |; jjfo,: I evening ; When the boxei ig under a i bis clothes he's p. poorly . | 0ils?free from ire just as : ; i waste, but not t fight fric- f i perfected its gr. jse they're I ccss.no refiner cess waste- i I afford to go b< gi M MUM-QUALITY ! OIL FOR 2Sc LED CANS ...OR IN BULK Carolina FOR CANNERY 7 NS ACREAGE PRIZES I I p rized statements saying that they j have complied with all rules of thi< 1 contest. I i 6. Awards will be based on high- j h *st money value yields a hown by i ^ he Cannery records as well as the , )ther rules of this contest. Judges *7 [will be appointed by the Cherokee County Fair Ass'n and the Cannery Y Association. Tire decision of these v 1 e \i!I '..e final. J *i < :.aloes: A diitio.ai ./.i .'or X tomatoes will be gi\en in the -ame v amounts as for beans. The rules a: Lhe same wth the exception of rule Y 2 which will read 4,Marglobe or Red Rock varieties." X .Make v< ur own -praying arrange X ments as we have only a small num. per to lend. You need one and it is Ij! not satisfactory to use one with a Y neighbor. i jrYj E v i? x?**\ * > *gy lo xlo/ "I could kick myself when I think fi how I used to shell out for an un- s dershirt. . . . Paying fancy prices. s! because I thought they wouldn't T be comfortable ?thought they v. wouldn't wear?unless 1 threw the ri bank-roll for a terrific loss. o "But like a lot of others. I lost my 1< shirt in tho late depression. And i that's how I found Hanes. I had to e cut down expenses, so I started ? buying Hanes for thirty-five and q s g/^7 SHIR^^S JS \ I / / 35' eACH tm / / V aw Some. 50c ?a. I S H O H T S Sf ? c, i^5c each n B ^^-vj ^ Some. 50c aa. M SAMSONBAK (Saniorixad) B Union-Suits . . . . f 1 each ^1 I Other* at 75c and u? A FLU BE fitn actum' _ _ : sheds some of like most 25c The be tome hampering MylHi 's like all. Until Gulf LUBE) ;at Multisol pro- pod of of 2 5c oils could f&y to dot) :yond this stage. J job of only 2? Thursday May 21, 1936 Mr. and Mrs. Oliva Dionne of Itchburjr, Mas?., have th? ranv- but iot the fame of the quintuplets' arents. \\ lliam Ilyte o! Salt Lak# City ae<: ; i wife for divo: e be?auvc ?h? it him :n the head w th a pott# ?i iant. MAUNEY DRUG I co- I W SE? I * PLEASURE ? "X BP Jty cents apiece. And I want to ay ? you never had a sweller hirt on your backl They're light, hey're cool. And Hakes knits them nth plenty o! snap so tney hug ight up to your skin as comiortible as you'd want. And look bow ong a Hanes Shirt is. You can uck it way down in your short* o it won t creep up at your waist. Sure ... I lost my shirt. But !' ? lot some sense in my head and ome cents in my pocket today 1" . . . See your Hanes dealer. \ H. Hanes Knitting Company, iVinston-Salem. N. C ':%pr (| ^ SS|^V :*v8?Sjs I BL R flr VI W* ^ K m '^sBssk >xcr stripped for action Multi-sol refined CiL'LfMOTOR OIL. It s stripalT excess waste?ready ie finest friction-fighting any 25c oil made! The ;? ' ?>r n-rniinm >t_ Oil uiaiv-iiM't, r - oils! TryCulflubc-.it itn of the Orange Disc. MCATE-FOR-SAFETY WEEK MAY 23-30 tell-lubricated car is a r car. Bring your car to f for an expert lubricai job. Don't take chances.

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