Thurs., July 23, 1936.
I Swial
^ I\I rs. I I. Bueck. Phone
Good vv ill Club Met
Last [ riday
Mm. Cyrus White and Mrs. K. C.
\\-!:yp j >int ' the
the
uia:
1 . : Mt - II *sv
Mo iy. at U. : . < . >
Hay: K ^ers. Mrs. < .:n z ..a..
D nai Mrs. \llen Loyingo . Mis* Gillie
.Mart:!'. I Mary A . .
Mrs. R. A. Akin Hostess
To Circle No. 3.
Mis. Vrthu Akin iw ?? '
Circle No. '? of the M: -i
ai y at her home o Monday aftergnuon.
tcresting program ? n "Developing K lilifious
atmusphrve in tlv* Home."
Tlie hostess served ice cream and
cake.
Those present v.vre: Mrs. G. W.
Kllis. Mrs. P. H. Sword. Mrs. Floreiu
Moore, Mrs. K. II. Norvell, Itcv.
and Mrs. \V. \. Harbor. Mi.- - 1
phine Heifrhway and Mary Akin.
iVlrs. A. M. Brittain
Hostess to Circle No. 4
Circle N<>. I th Mt -ho list Mi sionriry
met at the home of Mrs. A.
M. Rrittaii: "ii Tuesday afternoon.
The devotional was ! -d y He
Itarher an I Mrs. Clara Sherriil. After
th" business session a social hour
was Tijoyeil . The hostess served
walei melon, cake and coffee.
Those present were: Mrs. Clara
Sherriil, Mrs. K. C. Carter. Mrs. Dennis
Itsrnett, Mrs. .1. Sneed, Mrs. M.
I,. Cetstry. Mrs. .Julius Burzunza,
Uev. and Mrs. W. A. Barber, Miss
Bertha Mayfield, Misses Carolyn Carter
a. i Norma Henderson were tea
jt>! t.a;uis"Kri roof
A crowd of the younger set enjoy
'.{ i pi r.ie and swimming party I
it .lunal i Ua l'ool ai Andrews on last
Thursday evening. Those in the party
were: Martha Me Brayer, Rebecca
if v itt. Martha Brumby. Virginia and
Khz ?! Franklin, Irene Sloan,
Richard Howell, Eddie Mallonee,
John I'M , Jack Farmer, Edgar Darnell,
Junior Johnson, Howard Lovingood,
Mrs. Allen Lovingood and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Franklin.
I-*?*?t?I?I?t?I?I?I?I?I?I?
.y M. M. M. J.'V* A V TV O
| Theatre |
ANDREWS. N. C. {
jr Thursday, July 23 fj
I "CharlieChan At ?!
1 The Circus" |!
i|- ?Vii*n Warner Gland t
v Also I>!13.C0 Sank j' [
Account Night
;j; Saturday, July 25 ?
$ Junes Oliver k.1
X Curwcod's x
| "Red Blood of |
I Courage" |
'k wan? |
y Kermit Maynard |
| Tuesday, July 28 f
X Robert Donat in? k
| "The Ghost Goes f
1 West" I
? ?With EUGENE PALLETTE *{
AND JEAN PARKR. '?
Y v
X Also? y
k Movietone News v
i- *
The Cher
Anil Pn
98-J :VlissHi
Woman's Auxiliary Met
i'uesclav Afternoon
. V. A-.::; ' f !
... -\T ,
'1 lie R G. I . ;?!- i f C r '..
V.'h'J s C'>t. - ? -v'" ics "I
i-ices at the viiutcti
It-.| tin* and rati.- a talk
st Indians af. i w-'sk in Mexico.
Ti . |n -via. < : 1 with v.- siiiitir.i?
?f Ir iia:'. !. <'a!i :>y .v n L?-athwood
f Wa-!i?ngt<?t:. Mildred
and Klizahwh Jane H II. After which
a teinpti -u' 'ad course, cake and
tea wt" .TV i by the hostess.
Those ' it Wft Mrs. C. W.
>avasre. Mi Idxir l'a!n:v . Mrs. II.
M. Ersk . Mrs. S. I!. L<ros, Mrs. M.
V. Bell. M K. R. Thompson. Mrs.
I> <n Withe.'-; v?:i, Mrs. .1 . Dillard,
Mrs. Mary A!-ton, Mr-. Branson of
Mian:., and Mrs. W. \V. Hyde.
j 1 rip Through Smoky
Mountain Park
Ani'it.; ?host* enjoy!:.^ a trip!
, *hr-u!>h the Great Snt ;\ Mountains I
I tiiis summer, were Mrs. Tout Mauney, I
j Mr. <1 Mi-. B. NVil H.i _ lei an.I j
1 iauvrh'.-I. of Lakeland. Ha., Mr. W.
j M. Haiw >f Witchita Falls, Texas,
i Mr. and Mrs. I'earl Scrojyjr.s anil son,'
Alis <Sue Haiirler. Mi s. Mark Wcnvi-r.
- :
1 Mr- Thomps .11 an.l son, ol
I Haye-villf i"<1 Mrs. H- M. KvSRan anil
| ilaugliU-r. i>: Ainiri'u
| During the trip they visited New
hound Cap. Cliiigman Gatlintmrjt,
Maiyvilli'. Calilvrwuatl. Tapoca
and Santectlah.
Mrs. Callie Barnett I
Friends of Mrs. Callie Brown Bainett
will regret to hear of her illGirl
Scouts Met Last
F rid ay
The Girl Scouts met at the Methodist
church last Friday anil hikeo up
to Abbott's cove and ate supper. :
After supper they played frames and j
some of the girls passed some of
their tests.
M isses Witherspoon
Have Dinner Pariy
Misses Mary and Margaret Witherspoon
had as their dinner guests on
Thursday evenng: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Ward. Mr. ami Mrs. W. G. Darnell,
Mr. Frank Ferguson and Mr.
Kd.l Madden.
Rev. S. H. Long
The many friends of Rev. Stewart
II. I-ong regret to hear ?>f his illness.
Miss Mildred Akin returned Tuesday
from Asheville where she has
I'tienclod summer school for the past
A u-PI?1-C
Miss Mary Catherine Axley is visiting
in Marion, X. C.
Rev. F. R. Gentry of Athens, Tenn.
was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Gentry.
Mrs. W. M. Fain, Jr., who has been I
making her home in Bryson City, is |
in Murphy for a few days.
Miss Roberta Carringer who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Carringer in Knoxville for the past
two weeks returned home. Mr. and
Mrs. D. V. Carringer and sons, Har-1
ry and Jack drove to Knoxville fori
her. I
Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Whitfield have
as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. 0. K.
Earhart, Mr. W. T. Atkins from Selma,
Ala.
Mr. -?nd Mrs. G. W. Candler, Mrs.
Edwina Clark and Mr. and Mrs.
James Ward enjoyed eating watermelon
at Junaluska Pool Sunday.
Rev. C. H. Dickey and son, David
from Raleigh are visiting Mr. Dickey's
sisters, Mrs. F. O. Christopher
and Mrs. Neil Sneed.
Mr. ard Mrs. C. E. Weir and little
daughter, Jean from Louisville, Ky., ?
are visiting Mrs. Weir's mother, Mrs. |
Delia Meroney. Mr. Weir will go to
Chicago and New York on a business
trip and return to Murphy after his
family the latter part of AufliMt,
Miss Martha Akin is visiting
friends at Wnynesvillc his week.
okee Scout, Murphy, North
raotml f
ittie Palmer, Phone 20
Bo\ Sconts Met
Tu. ...iv Evening
!
(': :a !' i f. ; . w.
I
! .rTr>_
S M: \ PfWM . iu! - !. Nick of
' .i:3r- a: vis:- : _ their s >11 ami
i :it: 1 brother. Mr. John Posey. Jr.
Mrs. P' Mi.oy M.Pheson and chil
iion. Mrs. Pearley Regean ami
daughter. Helen. of Andre\vs, wort*
'" sis of Mrs. Mattie Taylor Sunday
j Mr. and Mrs. ( ? rgf PhiTlips spent
> wi? h. reh>* iv - at Tusqulli
tie.
Mr. Titi' ko Or;!' . Jr.. of Hayes[ville
spent the we?*k-end lore wit!*.
, hi< parents. Mr. an 1 Mrs.J. It. Gray.
Misses Mary Jo Chambers and
Clominie Lovin spent Sunday with
Miss Chambers' parents at Hayesi
v ille.
| Mr. J. !J. c;rav was a business vis- ,
I itor in Havesville Monday after- 1
noon,
Mr. K. V. Deans who lias been vis-j
1 itiittr friends at Martins Creea.
Pt-aehtree aud Unaka left Thursday
for Cullowhee where he v. ill
teach in summer school.
Mr. Joe Axley left Monday for n
visit with relatives at Statesville.
Messrs. Jim Prnttklin. Richard
Meroney. Arnold Derreberry and Epper
Hensley left Monday for a visit ^
io Washington. 1). C.
Miss Lucille McDonald left Friday
for Miatnia. Fla.. where she will visit
relatives for several weeks.
Master Robert Benton McDonald !
spent the week with his grandparents.
Mr and Mrs. W. B. Sneed j
at Tomotla. |
Little Mary Louise McDonald returned
home Monday from a visit
with iter aunt. Mrs. W. R. Dockery,
| ?f Marble.
.s. hpruriuc nte&^dir'irati
Mrs. Arden Davis. Mrs. Burgess was
formerly Miss Orpha White of Musl>hy.
.
Mr. Dunn Lawrence, Mr. Garland
Reiclito and Mr. H. *] Ershii-i spent
the week-end fishing at Forney.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood and little
son who were guests of Mr. and 1
Mrs. G. W. Ellis have returned to
their home at KnoxviDe.
Mrs. (T. W. Ellis and her guests. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wools and little
son. Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mrs. Wade I
Massev and Mrs. Luther Ellis and t
son. John from Andrews, enjoyed a <
picnic supper at Junaluska pool Sun- J
day night. ,
Mr. George Shelton from Cop- .
perhill, and Mr. and Mrs. John W. i
Shelton and Betty and Billy from
Akron. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Shelton from Eton. Ga., are the J
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Davidson.
Mr. Howard Gunn from Rocky ;
Mount *?? "
... , .a.riu^ mi. marsuau uen. ;
Mrs. Walter D. Humprhey aud 1
daughters. Miss Wilda Humphrey 1
and Mrs. Herman Kapp, of Tulsa,
Ok la., are visiting Mrs. Humphrey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sudderth. f
They are enroute home from a trip ]
to Quebec. Canada. New York City. 2
and Washington. D. C.. where they .(
visited with Mr. Humphrey who is
attorney for the Fedral Communica- (
tions commissioners. .
Mr. Alden Cook who has been j
attending Western Carolina Teachers
College returned home Sunday. .
Mr. C. E. McCashin district Engigineer
from Chattanooga, Tenn., was 5
in Murphy on business. He was a *
dinner guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Erskine. t
Miss Ixjmmie Davis from Social
Circle, Ga.. is spending her vacation
at the Regal Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Luoker from
Charlotte are at the Regal again.
Mr. Eucker is with the Slncllar Refining
co.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ward, Miss
Kathlen Axley and John Davidson
enjoyed playing shuffle board at the
Baileys Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piercy and
children, Mr. Jim Cooper and son,
James, and Mrs. Emeline 9need
from Miami. Fla.. are In Murphy for
sometime.
Mr. J. D. Hlagg was a business
visitor in Knoxvile last week.
Mr. Grady Carringer spent last
week? visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Carringer in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Carrie Brunson, of Miami.
F^a.. is te guest fo her sister, Mrs.
Mary Alston. f , H
Carolina
Mr. Francis Ander on of Leakescille
will he the house truest of Mr.
lames Mallonee.
Mi Willi.i . Tom Benton of
oMielia. On. aie visitinj: their
. .111. : lit -. Mr. t M-. u A'
.. .. 1 i.i- Re-ld lit""
Mr. unci Mrs. O. L. Amnions of
; . \ -He. were wee..-end %? " :
if Mrs Amnions* parents, Mr. ntd
.. . M. !.. C orry.
M. -is. M ris Gentry and Cyde
IV 1 I! ade a 1 sires trio to Uai: v
I U.. TuvMi.iy.
! A. M. Britain tvas a recent
. i s. I osey in
Mi-s Kat - AxKy who has been
. . - i *:'. V . : LI' ' "i >la- - :.. .
Inonth is expecting Si return hoia l
La:- Wi.'t k.
Mr. II. (1. C??r?T was in Ashevu
>n business last week.
Mr* J. I . Malioiice, spent las*
Uck visiting relatives in Maryyille.
Ten a.
.Mr. -J. D. Malionec and Mr. James
Mallonee were business \i-itors in
Waynesville Thursday.
Mrs. J. E. Snow from Copperhill,
ml* Tuesday visi'.ing in Murphy.
Mr. H. C. Dickey from Copperhill
> ml last week visiting Tom KvansJ
Jr.
.Mr. Bill Miller returned from
ramping at Clayton where he was
'in* gue-t of Dr. Ed Angle and hi?
sister.
M rs. Frank Justice from Clayton,
and Miss Sara Vining from Atlanta,
were visiting Mrs. Miller Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kinley enterained
with a six o'clock dinner at
their home on Friday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Townson.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Barker of
Shooting Creek announce the birth
of a daughter, Tuesday, July 21, who
has been given the name of Martha
Louise.
Mrs. S. 1). Tuttle is visiting relatives
and friends in Edinboro, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hampton and
t'hil/ll'ott linfo ,in?n.....wl 4.U-J?
iciuincu iu tiieir nomt
at Etowah, Tenn., after spending
several weeks here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kinley spent thi
week-end with relatives in Brysot
City . They were accompanied hone
my Mrs. Kinley's mother, Mrs. G. I
Calhoun.
Miss Loucine Wells and Misses
Christine Babbs, Ruth Jack^vftle
f*.a., have returned from an extend
i d tour of California. On their trij
they visited the Centennial at Dallas,
T exas.
Master Joseph Simons and sister,
Evelyn Janc_who have been spending
I he past two months with relatives
in New York returned home Sunday.
Mrs. H. W. Baucom Jr., and small
^on are visiting relatives in Waynes.ille
this week.
Miss Tommie Coppinger who has
>een attending summer school at W.
C*. T. C. Cullowhee spent the weekMid
here with her mother, Mrs.
Florence Coppinger.
Messrs. W. H. Massey, Frank Ellis
md C. E. Weir spent the week-end
it Santeetlah.
Mr. Glade Lovingood who has been
ittending summer school at W. C. T.
Cullowhee was home for the week.
Messrs. George Phillips, Ray
lloore and Berlon Lovint*nr?'i
icifc
uonciay morning for Detroit where
hey will bring back sonic new Dodge
ars.
Misses Ruth Hamilton and Doris
McMillan of Lumberton, will be the
it tractive house guests of Miss Mary
\ing Mallonee. Miss Hamilton and
Miss Mallonee are roommates at W.
u. x. c.
Misses Grace Bell and Martha
iiinnings, Messrs. Harvey Gunning
md Rill Milliner motored to Highands
Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Weeks and small son,
Hilly, of Chicago, are visiting her
isters, Mrs. Neil Sneed and Mrs. F.
). Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Simons spent
he week-end in Asheville.
rIMPOt
NOTICE TO
OF CHEROi
I want to urge all tax pay
Tax to do so if they can duriu
forces me to advertise all who h
in August and sell on .the first
This advertising cost is hig
ing the month of July and save
Z. C. RAMS
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i? COMING EVENTS *
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The Leagues of the Methodist
Jr.j!\h will 1 .-et at the church at
; o'clock 011 Thursday afternoon to
, . 0:1 a picnic and swimming party.
Girls will furnish lunches ar.d boys
the wate/melons. All leagm mmu;
' - are urged to go.
Circle N ?. 2 of the Meth list Missionary
love j o? . imned their nuwti:.g
1:i ;n Fuc day evening until : iiiay
evening, July 24 at 7:30.
The Ju*;: >r h l ir.an's r: :h will
-p.r.isi'i a davo a* the Gym ;? . a
to;.. ii' at the auditorium rn .-i.eiday
evening- July 27th. The t ;ii
ceit will bi-uin 7:30 and the dame
at 9 o'clock.
Ti e Kpworth League of the Hampton
Memorial will spon or an ice
j cream supper at the church on Thursday
evening. July 23.
! '
; The Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches will conduct a two weeks
i Vacation Church School at the Methodist
Church beginning next Monday
morning at 8:00 o'clock. All
! the children o? the community are invited
to attend, and registration will
be held at the Methodist church on
Friday of this week at 1:00 A. M.
j Parents are urged to send their boys
ami girls.
METHODIST
W. Arthur Barber, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45, Dale Lee,
General Superintendent.
Worship Services at 11:00 A. M.
7.-MJ !> VI .
uuu i .o?? i . tu. ?> il,*I in uu iiic?agc?
by the pastor.
Young Pcope's meetings at 0:45
F. M.
During July and August the pastor
] has announced that the morning and
r i evening worship services will he held
I within a forty-five minute time limit.
; A most cordial welcome i* extended
? | all visitors and T. V. A. officials and
5 employees. We invite you to make
this your church home while in Murphy
. The pastor would like to have
; the addresses of all new-comers. <
; ^ ^ ""
Mortgage Retirement *
Insurance?
Yes. A special Jefferson
3 Standard Plan will guar|
antee the funds to pay off a
H mortgage in event or your
0 death. Banish the mort
gage bugaboo. Make sure ^
B vour homo will 1pfr frpp
of debt. Let us eiplain this
Mortgage Retirement Plan
to you today.
K. C. WRIGHT
Special Representative
PHONE 34-J MURPHY, N.C.
JEFFERSON STANDARD
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Julian Price, President
Greensboro, North Carolina
TAX PAYERS
[EE COUNTY
era who have not paid their 1935
iff month of July aa the law
tare not paid on the first Monday
Monday in September.
h so let me urge you to pay durthis
extra cost of adveritaing.
EY, Tax Collector
Cherokee County