Thursday, Oct. 22, 193
NEWS PICK-UPS
Mrs. Theirta Dickey called us u\
the other <iay to come d a ami
have a look- at a huge ' unkia'
Deberaux Biichfii 1 I gavd Bjr. It
big . uough, v. , gv-s. to make a
dog hou-c oat of for little Nettie's
new white feist. Cut what won: us
is how Dt-ueiaux raises ach biy
stuff during the Jfcoosev; it a-snv*'!stratioi:
wiih seeds ho get during
Hoover's term in office.
Tom Terrell, they te!l us. had to
his p.it, one the "Nude Eel" didn't
his pig, one the "Nude ICe!" dind't
get, had a bad habit of squealing at
night. So one evening when the little
fellow was creating a little more
than his U.VUuI UI-tut banco hi* leg
was broken in some mysterious way.
Of course Tom doesn't know who
did it, but he's mighty suspicious.
And just to get even he's going to
cook some good old home-cured
ham before long, leave his window
up and let the aroma drift across the
street.
Then see what happens.
Extremes: Sam Coff:n the o?iier
Sunday with his overcoat on standing
ne*t to Don Gentry who was in
his shitr sleeves.
Carrie Brittain now has a jeep.
She charges a nickle for every ques- j
tion asked, but don't let her fool j
you too. The darned thing doesn't |
work. We spent our only half dollar!
trying to find one girl that Hied
us.
Look-alikes: Harvo E'kins and
Boyd Abernathy.
Right now there is nothing that j
appeals to us more than a trip like
Kkins took around the globe. Won-1
der why u Scout reporter couldn't i
have been sent out on that thing
Observation: Some people get
temperament all balled up with bad
taste.
Observation No. 2. There is more
work than there was a year ago.
Not nearly as many loafers hang
around the drug store. (Who made
that crack about us) !
And just to wind up a perfectly
non-sen ieal thing like this, Dixie
Palmer gives us her contribution.
"How long'., she queries, "should
a man's legs be?"
"Long enough to reach the ground'*
we guess correctly.
"Shucks*', she <ays, "You've heard
that one before."
"Yeah", pipes up smart-alecky
Williamson, "when Lincoln was President"!
POld Resident Of
Marble Section
Buried Sunday
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Funeral services for Mrs. P. 0.
Earwood, S4, who died at the home
of relatives in Marble Saturday, were
conducted from the Marble Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock with the Rev. O. Kelley officiating.
Interment was in the church
cemetery. W. D. Townson was ir.
charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Garwood, who is widely
known through a large circle of
friends and relatives in Cherokee
and surrounding counties, was born
and reared in this section. She had
"I am a hearty e<
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SUBWAY MOTORMAN
(above). Clyde Smith, of New
York City, likes a big steakthen
enjoys Camels. He says:,fI
eat what I want when I want
it ? and then smoke Camels."
6 The Cheroke<
Mr. Frank Trull
35, Of Marble,
Buried Sunday
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. w re conducted from j
thv Mar : le Baptist church Sunday
a*, ii o'clock with the Rev. i
O. ik . officiating. Interment was |
ir: I Mali > wmeUoy. W. D.
T.?\ ii "i v. as i. charge of funeral
! auangen.ti.t-.
i Mr. *1 i\:iI at " o'clock Saturiiioii'i;.:/
al'ler an illness of a
. ' v. . He leaves a large host
of friends and v.as oi:e of the community*
i list, tiding citizens.
Honorary pallbearers were: C. S.
Day. W. ! Barton, N. W. Aterna;
i* i K. I. Quccn.
Active pallbearers were: Wayne
Anderson, Fred Barton. Carl and
. Arnold Bryson and Sheridan KilpatI
rick.
Mower girls were: Vivian Anderson.
Ruby Hall, Elane Kilpatrick,
Amy King, 'harme Forrister and
Francis Newman.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Merriman Trull; four sisters,1
: Airs, Arthur Palmer, Mrs. Torn
I Stansherry, and Misses Marie and j
| tuciila Trull, and three brothers, '
Raleigh. Wayne and Claude Trull, |
all of Marble.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY
SEWING PROJECT
OFFICES MOVED
The "ffives of the Cherokee county
PWA sewing rooms project have
hr-'-n to the Brown building
in Andrews.
Mrs. W. W. Ashe, of Andrews, supervisor
of the work in Cherokee
i ' inty. had been attending to her
duties in an office at the courthouse
in Murphy until the move was made
Friday.
Sewing room projects employing
more than 100 women, of which 33 ,
are employed in the sewing room in
Andrews, are maintained in the Mur- 1
phy, Suit. Andrews, Ranger, Peach- j
I tree, and Grape Creek communities. [
Miss Pearl Parker, of Andrews, is ]
i a .sistant to Mrs. Ashe in the work
in the county. Miss Edna Matheson I
is stenographer in the local office.
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BOY SCOUT NEWS
By Joseph Simons, Scribe
The Boy Scouts of America, Troop
1. Murphy, North Carolina met
Tuesday at 7:00 o'clock in the basement
of the Methodist church. After
the Scouts' gave their their "'goo 1
deeds" they played guarding the flag.
The Scouts had five visitors at the
meeting.
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An olevon-venr-nld u-Viito ??tl 1
Warnester, Strickland of New Or- (
leans, recently became the mother of
an 8-pound baby boy through a
Caesarean operation. The girl's
mother is only 26, the two being
I the youngest mother and grandmoth|
er of which there is any record,
physicians believe.
been a member of the Boiling
Springs Baptist church for years.
She is survived by six daughters,
M rs. Mary Denny, of Lithonia, Ga.;l
Mrs. Judy Mann, Kannapolis; Mrs.
Lucy Goss, Blue Ridge, Ga.; Mrs.
Walter Dockery, Grandview; Mrs.
Leta Gunter, Kannapolis, and Mrs.
Clara Mayfield, Tellico Plains, Tenn.,
and five sons, George, of Marble, E.
A., of Grandview, J. F., of Copperhill,
Z. S., of Kannapolis, and E. M.,
of Marble. She is also survived by a
number of grand children and great
grandchildren.
iter and smoker'7
"I MAKE SURE to have Camels
at mealtime," says Johnny Murphy
{below), Bowling Champion. The
flow of digestive fluids is increased
when you enjoy Camels.
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
; Scout, Murphy, North Carolina
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