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P^OBODY'sl
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X BY GEE McGEE %
MIKE CLARK SEEMS TO BE
WILLING TO OFFER
HIS SERVICES
hon. jim farley,
in" care of the convention,
philly-dely, pa.
deer sir:?
if the dimmercrats find it necessary
to trot out a dark hoss for any
of the jobs besides prcssident or vice
pressident, you are at liberty to use
my name fo the .-aid hoss.
it mought be necessary to promote
some of the present officers, and
that would creat a vacancy, and
that is what i am permitting you to
use me as the black hoss for.
i have benn informed that possibly
hon, henry morgan thaw mought be
put into a bigger job. i would like to
become seckerterry of the treasure
if it should become vacant, i think i
would enjoy being a member of the
cabbinet ansoforth.
i do not care for the seckerteiry
of war as i am a pieceable man but believe
in the bonus, the seckerterry
of agger-culture do not appeal to me
either; we dirt farmers are in favor
of hon. h. s. wallis being continued
on in his presscnt posish. he has
benn verry libberal with us in scattering
checks ansoforth.
all of the poor folks and a few of I
the fairly well to do in our midst
are 100 percents for you and the addministration.
the poor people in this!
section can outvote the ritch at a ra-,
tio of about 2.500 to 1, and he
mought move off befoar the campane |
ends.
if you have anny litter-ture about
the opposition and their plans to kill
plowing up and parrity checks and
land rentals, plese send me a large
stock of same; the farmers must hold
on to what they have got; they are
not reddy to go back to the old methods
of working for a livving in toto.
local pollitics will be verry warm
this summer in our state and county
onner count of the govvernor and the
highway commish and the leggislaturc
not being on verry good speaking!
terms, there will be a right smart j
of runnning for off is, but the poles
will be verry disappointing to the
"ins,* so i hear.
yores trulie,
mike dark, rfd,
dark hoss.!
FLAT ROCK CITIZFN* adc
HAPPY AGAIN
the little town of flat rock has
heaved a big sigh of relief, miss jennie
veeve smith, our afficicnt scholl
principle, has fell out with the local
! DINE IN !
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On the hottest day you can A
dine in comfort here.?And we >
have mighty fine foods?the
best the market affords, taste- X
A fully prepared and promptly y
and properly served. Bring
j* your appetite along and come X
X to the Murphy cafe for a really
satisfying meal. X
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| MURPHY, N. C.
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The Chei
PATRICK ~
large crowd of Patrick folks attended
the Mashburn Reunion at
/.ion Hill church near Harbuck, Tenn.
Sunday and reported a very nice
time.
Mrs. Gertie Byrd, of near Knoxville,
Tenn., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ledford, at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ledford and
j children were *he guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Reid a while Sunday.
Mr. S. G. Baines, of Hiawassee.
was a Patrick visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Hamby and two sons
were the guests of Mrs. Tina Pickle
simer Monday afternoon.
Mr. Owen Picklesimer and son of
Hiawassee, were the guests of hiparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Picklsimer
Sunday.
The Rev. L. N. Marr. of near
Ducktown, Tenn., preached a very interesting
sermon at Shearer School
house Sunday afternoon. He left
| an appointment for the fourth SunI
day in July. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Horton and children
ami Mrs. John Picklesimer were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perlie
Croft near Farner, Tenn., Saturday.
Mr. Paul Adams of Hiawascc was
the guest of Mr. Glenn Hanihy Sa urday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Adams' baby
has been seriously ill, but is reported
bettor at this time.
Mr. Louise Adams and Ivh.y were
the guests of Mrs. Ora Horton
Thursday afternoon.
We are very glad that Mrs. G. G.
Williamson is improving and has returned
home from the Petiie hospital
at Murphy. We wish her a very
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ida Tilson and hah v. iff.t.x
of Farner, Tenn., were the guest? of
her aunt, Mrs. Lee Ilorton, over the
week-end.
: Mrs. Bertha Martin was the guest
I of her sisiter ,Mrs. Dora Raner, Sat-1
urday afternoon.
Mr. J. P. Bryant made a business
trip to Murphy Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Williamson
and baby were the guests of his
mother, Mrs. Louretta Williamson, at
Hiawassee recently.
Mr. John Picklesimcr was the guest.
| of Rev. E. A. Beaver at Suit, Wednesday
night.
While being cross-exanimed in a
damage suit, Frederick A. Church,
i>0, of Rye, X. Y., collapsed and died.
fruit agent, and will not marry him |
as feared by the scholl bored for the 1
1 past 4 weeks.
she has returned his diamont ring
back to him, and she has also stopped
knitting and crow-shaying for his
children s by his first wife, it looked
verry much like a forgone conclusion
that she was going to perform mattrimony
with him, and everyboddy
was worried.
her close friends and nabors, in?
eluding the undersigned corry spondent,
mr. mike Clark, rfd, convinced
her that she was making a unwise
step by becoming his wife and
. the undersigned corry spondent, mr.
! mike Clark, rfd, convinced her that
she was making a unwise step by
becoming his wife and the step-mother
of 7 younguns, and she finally
at last stopped and took notis of the
error on her way. v
the fruit tree agent's hart is broke,
so he says, he got gutter drunk on
lftRfr. s&tturdav nierht and roamed the i
streets till nearly daybreak befoar
the poleesman ketched him and
locked him up in the cally-booze. miss
jennie veeve now is glad that she
flung him down.
.the 2-door that he made like he
had bought to fool her into marriadge
with him was only borried, and now
it has benn returned back with the
wind-shield and bumper busted, also
the top stove in. he got a few nice
rides with her befoar the calamity
struck him by her throwing him overboard.
he has stopped dyeing his mustash
and his nake has not benn shaved
since he got her notis with the ring
and letter returned, he do not have
his britches pressed, and his sperrits
seem verry low, but everybody knows
that she was driving her ducks to
verry shallow water when she set out
to marry him and his family, the
school bored has notifide her that
her job is safe as long as she stays
single ansoforth.
yores trulie,
mike dark, rfd.
seeker-terry of bored.
rokee Scout, Murphy, Nortl
OAK PARK ~~
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quinn and Lizzie
Mae Quinn, of Coprerhill. Tenn.. j
and Ruth and Viamae Johnson, of
Farner, Tenn.. were the Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. *
G. Quinn.
I Mrs. Martha Reid, who has beer ;
ill for the past week. is improving. ! ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Raper anc j J
Francis were business visitors at Mur- j
phy Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Re id. of T.irtiet??wn. , 1
Tenn., spent several days last wee1: j
i with relatives here.
Several fron i e;; '.'tended the
Reunion at Zion 11.11 Sun ".ay. and re- '
ported a nice 'me.
'Miss lrvan . hb :i*n, >: Yosjts. j
was the Sunday night guest of Miss i
Nina Mae Bishop.
Mrs. Mollic Quinn visited Mrs.
jParlie Presswood Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horton were
business visitors at Murphy Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quinn were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Raper
Sunday.
Mr. Julius Reid spent several days
last week with his son, Mr. Sam Reid,
aiIt
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Every!
I Celebi
I The committee in cl
and the most thriliii
section have ever se
MANY CASH PRE
ATTRACTONS A
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FLOAT PARADE beg
10:30 ($5 prize).
SOFT BALL GAME?
SHOE PITCHING C
($2.50 prize).
CLIMBING THE GREA
($1.00 Prize)
BASEBALL GAME I
Proceeds from this ent
on Fair Groun
(
it Turtletown.
Mrs. Jane Stewart is visiting her
:on, Mr. Bass Roberson.
Mr. Ralph Roberson was the Saturday
night guest of Mr. Ernest
Raper.
Mr. and Mr.. Jvh:: Beavers and
thildren were the Saturday night
quests of Mrs. Beavers* Parents. Mr.
md Mrs. L>. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Colemar. visitid
Mr. and Mr-. Columbus Coleman,
Sunday.
Mrs. James Raper was the guest
Thursday of hi< sister, Mrs. Thedore
Chapman.
Miss Grac<* R?d-o:s<<:-. an-. * .
V\ ilard. visited their u' . ** :?* rmnti
Roberson, over the week-e: d.
SUIT NEWS
?
M?\ John Picklesmer, ?f Patrick,
spent Wednesday right of last weel;
with Rev. E. A. Beaver.
Miss Rutl; Beavers visited her sis-!
ter, Mrs. Allie Harris, Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. Enos Mason of Puck'
town, Tenn., visited the latter's parents
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Walter Anderson, who is at
tending the summer school a* W. ?'
Let Your Vote Be for
Experienced, Lo_
FOF
Secretary
[x] THAD
A World War
A Democrat All the 1
This space paid tor by friends an
>ody's (
To The
ration
(large has arranged
tig series of events tl
en.
ZES WILL BE GIVEN
RRANGEDFOR THE I
Sere's the program:
inning at BICYCLE
LAY R,
HORSF SCOUT
HORSE PARAI
ontest?
DOG PAI
SYPOLE COLORE]
$2.00 P
5ETWEEN CHATTAI
AND MURPHY
ertainment will go for p
ds
Thursday, July 2, 1936
T. C., spent the week-end v.th his
wife and children.
Mr. Jewel Taylor has been on the
sick list for the past few day.:.
Messers Lloyd Cole and Clifford
McXabb visited the Bellview *.? 11
Sunday afternoon.
The thnu'jh *h > a?e
needing rain very badly.
Messrs. Maij.h I'opt ami 1 ? nard
P' vker made a 'nusi: e.-s trip to 'Murphy
en Saturday of last week.
_P_
J. Will Proctor ? f Reek Hi.), S. C.,
a t>: at >. i'iP funerals.
''farms forsaTTI
Twenty farms in Cherokee - 1 ??
Clay Counties. Prices f <-???
] $2C0 to $6000.
Terms:
One fifth cash balanie c /? r |
period of years not excetcJ't
twenty at 5 per cent intere?*. |
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FEDERAL LAND BANK t \
COLUMBIA
1 ?Write?
| D. Reeves Noiand
Clyde, N. C.
a New Man
yal and Courteous
of State
EURE
Veteran
'w ujr nu ific i (//it: }
(1 supporters of Thntf Rure
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doming
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^ Murphy
Saturday |
the most exciting f
tat the people of this f
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WINNERS OF THE
PUBLIC'S PLEASURE
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RACE?GIRLS RE\CE?TUG
O' WAR?
' DRILL?BABY
)E ($2.00 Prize) i
LADE?($2.00 Prize)[)
BABY PARADE 1
rize) (
WOGA ALL-STARS
permanent improvement
Admission 10 and 25c