Thurs., July 23, 1936.
Rites Held For
Mrs. Dockery,
Of Hangingdog
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Leona Dockery, 88, of Hangingdog,
were held at the Baptist church there
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock with
the Rev. Fred Styles officiating.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
\Y. L>. Townson was in charge of funeral
arrangements.
Mr.-. Dockery died last Thursday
after having been ill for several
weeks.
The wife of the late \Y. R. Dockery,
she had been a member ??f the
church from which she wa- Im "I
for more than 40 years.
i'ailbcarers were Noah and Rollin
.Mi Donald. Z. Ramsey. Walter and .
William Radford and Ira Allen.
Surviving are five sons, Ben Erwin.
Wit, Jack and Bob, and one
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Rhodes, all of
Hangingdog; 51 grandchildren and
06 great grandchildren.
REVIVAL CLOSES
A successful revival closed at the
Now Hope Church of God Sunday
night. Thirty-six conversions and 20
Baptisms \vei> reported during the
meeting. About 00 members partc<?k
of the communion service.
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;!; Saturday and Su
ANDREWS FI
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NEWS PICK-UPS j
Sheridan Stiles has been wearing
a shirt around town the color of a
spoiled candy bar.
And of course Abe Hembree had to
make some kind of a remark about
it * 1
"Weir', says Sheridan, sitting on
the Coca Cola cooler, "It won t be
long until Landon'll be sendin* me a
dozen like it".
"Yeah", says Abe, "but r.ot from |
Wa -hington".
I.yle Martin can almost tell you
how it feels to sleep with lightning.
During a heavy electrical storm the
[other night, a bolt of lightning split (
u huge poplar tree into three pieces j
just several feet from the open window
next to which he was sleeping, j
They say a miss is as good as a
mile ? but he'd rather have the mile, j
t
Wish someone would tell us what
that big wooden box is that looks
like a casket is in the county com- ;
inissioners office. It's been there i
ever since we came here two years i
ago and apparently it has never been 1
touched.
It does make a good bench, though *
when the commissioners are busy and
yen have to wait about an hour to
see them.
Incidentally while we were picking '
up that item we asked Marion .Si- 1
tnonds "if he knew anything". 1
"Just tell 'em I'm working like the
devil", he said not even looking up.
Hugh Adams and his Boy Scouts 1
are going to Carolina beach. The
mtuurai assumption is they'll hitchlliko
if fin tavc fV...,. kavn '
j '-*w Mw.
practicing that long-drawn thumb ^
jerk instead of going through their
Scouting paces for the past two
months.
Which reminds us of the colored
>ov who said he never did have auy
tick bumming a ride because nobody |
:ould see his thumb at night.
There's always something sad ujout
seeing a dog struck by an auto- i
mobile. Somebody ran over one in
Jta.JitMWt.SuOfto'- lW?.UV.,?w4uit- iVri!- 1
quealed everytime you touched it.
It'* probably one of those same
urs that fights and howls all night
ong in the alley down under our
vindow and that we throw Coca
-ola bottles at.
But, darn it, it is a dog and it has
rot feelings.
Funny remembrance of a meeting
>etween two drunks who didn't
enow each other when they met at
i dance: 1
"Waddaya say, buddy. Feelin' 1
rood?"
"O K. Wanna make anything of (
t'\ 1
t
They are still wondering who that |
>oy was we had on the front page
ast week. Some think if wnc I
Iunt when he was young. Goodness!
[''or the last time we don't know.
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
Rev. G. L. Granger, Rector
SUNDAY SERVICE
7:3o P. M.?Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
All most cordially invited to this
service.
BAPTISTCHURCH1
H. W. Baucom, Jr., Pastor
You are invited to the following:
services for Sunday, July 26:
0:45?Sunday School? E. O.
Christopher, Supt.
11:00?Morning Worship. In the
absence of the pastor who is conducting
a meeting in Polkton, N. C., we
are happy and fortunate in having
Rev. C. F. Rogers, pastor of the Anirews
Baptist Church to conduct the
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Passenger Rides |
nday, July 25-26
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lerokee Scout, Murphy, 1
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11 ADDITIONAL *
' LOCALS *
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Ml? Annie Mae Townson left Sat
urday for a visit to New Yoik City
and on her way home she will st;M
off for a visit with friends at Eliza
bcth City, N. C.
Mrs. Mary Crowe, of Athens
Tenn., is spending the summer wit]
her brother, Mr. William P. Payn*
and family.
Miss Ernestine Sipe and Miss Dor
?ie Crutcher, both of Nashville. Tenr
returned Sunday after spending i
week with Miss Sipe'* uncle, Mr. W
II. Murray and family.
Mr. Ralph Moody and Mr. Willar
Axlev spent the first of the week i;
Ashevillc.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moody an?
[laughter, Jo Jo. spent Sunday ii
Knoxville.
Little Jean Dickey has returned
from a visit in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. M. E. Stewart and daughte
avc arrived from Florida to spent
he summer here.
.Mrs. F. ('. Hall and children froi
Vsheville and Mrs. Horace Run so
ind daughter. Dorothy, from Miam
ivho were guests at the Maples an
n the bom of .Mrs. c. C. Mallone
iave returned home. ,,
Secoi d Baptist Has
Rally Day Progran
The following Is the program fc
he Sunday school Rally day to b
leld at the Rnpfist church in Factt
y town on Saturday. July 25th.
9:00 o'clock. Devotional?M. 1
flail, Fmierintcndent.
9:15. Welcome address?Re^
iVest. Past or.
9:30. Singing by local choir.
10:00. Address ? Mayor J. I
Tray.
10: so. Quartette?Junalush
'hurch
11:0o. Sermon?Rev. Thos. Truet
12:0n Adjourn for lunch.
1:00 Address ? Col. M. W. Bell
1:30. Singing?Shady Grove cho
2:00. Address?-Rev. IV. IT. flv:
ham.
2.30. Sli^g,lr.g by different choirs.
3:00, Address?H. B. Elliott.
3:30 A special arrangemet of mu
e will he rendered.
4:001) Duett?Misses Blanche ar
Irene Barton.
BOX SUPPER
A box supper will be held at D
Upper Peachtree Baptist church Sa
urday night, August V, 1936. Tt
proceeds will go for curtains ar
church repairs, building seats, et
Everyone is cordially invited. Gir
all bring your boxes and boys brin
your pocket book.s
DOBBS' BETTER
Mrs. Edith Dohhs. post office en
iloyee. is reported improving from
ligh fever nt Dr. Whitfield's Infirn
irv this week. She was eonveyc
^ uciure sue planned t
,'isit hei- hustiand, Carl Dobbs, Dlel
>y rhevrolet rompany employe
vho Is improving at an Atlanta lio
iltal.
ELECTRICAL STORM HERE
A heavy electrical and wind store
one of the severest in years, strue
Murphy last Saturday night. N
damage of any consequence ws
done.
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UPPER
PEACHTREE
Miss Edith Breedlove is visitin
friends and relatives at Bryson Cit
this week.
Miss Pearl Boatenhammer of All
bama rnd Mr. Floyd Ledford of Haj
esville were the Sunday guest of M;
and M. \ Charlie Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tkomassoi
of Ga: toni? have been visiting thei
parent this week.
Mr. Earnest Cooke spent Thursda
night vth Mr and Mrs. B. A. Greet
love.
Miss.Irene and Fannie Ma
Thoma on were the Sunday evenin
guest ; : Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Bai
ker.
Wc aad a very nice rain Saturda
which everyone was gird to see.
Mr. Bili Lcathevwccd has bee
runnin ; a singing school here an
had gi s iccogs
Mr. and Id is. ITarley Spivey wer
the di tier guest of Mr. and Mr:
Weslej Latherow Sunday.
-ervice for us, and bring the movr
ing message.
6:30 ? Baptist Training UnionCyrus
C. White, Director.
We will have no Evening Worshi
this week due to the absence of th
pastor, but our congregation is urge*
to attend one of the other churche
for the Evening Worship.
y j v uig iong trips 1 toun
t I will pay no attentic
? % on unless a name is ;
r- | you to send these re;
y ? signed to them and I
f icler.tial.
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* | with confidence in e
the law, and by thij
i- ? county in which to li
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fCASNERY WANTS
BERRIES; PAYS
2% TO 4 CENTS
Berry picking is a profitable busiL>
I ness the^ days a?5 the Murphy canInery
is running low on them.
The cannery is paying 2 and onej
half certs per pound for blackberries
h ! and 4 cents per pound for hucklebere
ries, E. R. Thompson cannery manager,
raid this week.
Dewey McAhee has sold $17 worth
i- of berries to the cannery so far this
ft year.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for the sympathy and kindness s.1own
j us during the death of our husband
and father, Burt Arrant. Also fui
the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. DORA ARRANT
AND FAMILY.
j SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHEROKEE
, SCOUT?$1.50 A YEAR
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B" ? A Flaming Tale of
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CLASSIFIED ADS~ I
FOR RENT?Five room furnished I
house. All modern conveniences.
See Mrs. C. E. Holder, Murphy, fj Q
FOR RENT?A nice two story B
room frame residence for rent no- HI
furnished. Has electricity, good well B
water, nice garden and cow pasture, n
only four miles South of Murphy, B
overlooking Hiawassee River and
Peachtree Valley Call or apply t0 E
i A. McD Harshaw, Harshaw Farms, E
i Route 2. pd. 7-23,30. B
FOR SALE?Five fine pigs, g P*
weeks old. Five dollars each for fl
i quick sale. J. H. Hampton, 1 mile I'
i from Murphy on Copperhill road. f
LOST OR STOLEN?One medium I
sized female hound near Coalville, |
N. C. On July 11th; pale yellow
with white feet and legs. White fac- k
ed and white on end of tail. Will pay 1
J liberal reward for her recovery. |
FRED MOORE, Murphy, N. C. 3
Theater (I
^ CAROLINA A
air?"The Safe Way" |
"riday, July 23-24
THE MARINES" j
rd and Florence Rice. *
ly, July 25
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Dix and Leila, Hyams
the Nevada Gold Rush !
JL Tues., July 26 27, 28 '
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riCUT YANKEE" 11
Mark Twains Merriest v j
tory | I
f Cherokee County: j I
5 this statement to you | |
I will not be misunder- 'j I
glectful by some as per- % i
Sheriff of your County. :i: 1
eceiving reports of stills I
lin places with no name :j: I
ts. I have acted at vari- x I
reports and after mak- * 1
d that some were false. I
>n to reports from now I
signed to them. I wani t I
ports with your name ;j: J
will keep it strictly con- | J
let us work together :j: I
ach other and enforce I
i we will have a better !; I
ve. % I
C. RAMSEY, j I
Cherokee County. | |