Thursday, May 13, 1937
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Social Animosity In Flat Rock t
the social stattus in flat rock has ,
recently benn split asunder ansoforth. r
it all stared when inr. holsum moore t
failed to invite mrs. torn head to hei r
bridge party, and mr torn head retal- \
liated by leaving mrs. moore off of her t
list at the luncheon dinner last frida>
at the all-nite caff.
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mrs. square had some promineent ;
vissitors from the state cappitol, in- t
eluding a game warden's wife and 2 Y
members of the legislature, she left i
off both mrs. head and nils, moore \
at the reception, and now 3 factions v
have got started in full blast and c
nobody knows which side to pick out t
to affiliate with.
some hard words have alreddy c
benn spoke on all three sides and c
some poking out of the tongue and t
histing the nose straight up into \
the air on seeing each other took r
place near the post offis yesterday ]
p. m. when all 3 of the factions come t
putty nigh of walking head long into f
ANOTHER SMART 1
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"When I set out to buy a used cai 1
a couple of months ago, I took my *
time about it," says Andrew Trotto, g
pressman. "But shopping around I
only convinced me of what I had r
already heard so often ?that you c
can't beat a Dodge dealer for bargains
in dependable used cars. T
Actually, cars of the same make and I
model as the one I bought were 1
priced $30 to $40 higher st several /
places I looked. And yet, despite the
lower price on the Dodge dealer's
car, it was in much better condition.
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DAY'S MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS
YOU'LL FIND A CAR OR TRUCK
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that make it ui
IT assumes toward it
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keeping, with all hum;
It assumes toward its cc
; to employ those funds,
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j requirements, to ser?<
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X toward its stockholder;
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I MURPHY I
The Cherol
?ach other's pressence ansoforth, but
after insulting one another, they turned
aside aiul went their repectable
vays.
the husbands of the afflicted socialties
are allso being fetched into the
ray and much venom might yet come
>ut of it. hon. holsum moore refused
o give art square a chaw of tobacker
at the city hall this morning, this had
lewer happened before, and the later
has always depended on the for- ,
ner for his chaw every morning, but
te will have to look elsewhere, so
hey say.
rnrs. moore is on the same dupex
.clly-foam lines with mrs. square, ;
md now she won't ancer no calls
here as she is a-feared that that
lateful mrs. square mought be talkng
to somehoddy else and she would
lave to listen at her hard, stattis
oice. of course she listens in occasionally
to ketch on if she is being
alked about.
rev. will waite hopes this social
outbreak will not reach into his
hurch and injure his quire, all of
hem try to sing in same, but their
oices are so crackled that it keeps
niss jennie veeve smith on her toes to
ceep the ichurch organ in tune with
hem. this is the worst disturbance
Iat rock has had since the terrible
isfo cm lira
Then, too, the Dodge dealer's car
vas one of his Blue Seal specials,
guaranteed trustworthy. Of course,
bought from the Dodge dealer, and
ny car has been performing wonlerfully
ever since."
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B1RCHNEWS
Rev. C. A. Voyles preached an interesting
sermon Sunday. A large
crowd attended.
Misses Willnell and Lillian Elster
and Mary Jo Stiles spent Saturday
night with Pauline Beaver.
Miss Millie Green was the Sundaydinner
guest of Mrs. Delma McClure.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Gibson and
i hildren visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Beaver Sunday.
Misses Mary Jo Stiles and Pauline
Beaver attended services at Oak
Grove Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hila Hall visited Mrs. Howard
Stiles Friday.
Mr. Wid Stiles visited Mr. Fred
Beaver Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Sneed visited
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Stiles Sunday.
Miss Willnell Elster was the Sun.
day dinner guest of Miss Mary Jo
Stiles.
Rev. C. A. Voyles and Alfred
Green were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Delma McClure.
Several people from this section
attended the funeral of Mr. Bob
Stiles Wednesday at Oak Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Clonts spent
Saturday night with Mrs. Delma
McClure.
Mrs. Delma McClure spent Tuesday
night with Miss Millie Green of
Ranger.
.Mrs Ella buster and daughter,
Lillian were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Fred Beaver.
POSTELL NEWS
Rev S. A. Stiles attended preaching
at Mt. Vernon Sunday.
Mr. Garvin Stiles ami family of
Ducktown. visited his uncle, P. R.
Jones, Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Allen is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cole at
Montana.
Mr. Willie Taylor and family, of
Duu-ktown, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Suit Sunday.
Miss Inez Pope, of Suit, visited
lier sister, Mrs. Exit Quinn, last week.
Mrs. Carl Beaver and children attended
the birthday dinner given
for her father, Mr. John Dockery of
Murphy, Sunday. He was 78 vears
Md.
Mrs. S. Y. Allen and Mrs Eliza
Johnson and little daughter. Rebecca,
.Lsited Mrs. Oda Stiles Thursday.
Mrs. Cinda Hughes, of Harouck,
Tenn., visited Mrs. Emma Quinn
Friday.
Mrs. Ada Stiles and little son.
Parks, visited Mrs. Artie Kirkpatrick,
of Ducktown, Saturday.
Mr. Virgile Allen, of Suit, was
doing some shopping at Mr. Emory
Torrence's store Saturday.
Mr. Pender Brendle visited Mr.
cyclone of 1924. with kind regards,
i remain?
yore corry spondent.
Flat Rock Is Booming
flat rock shows beyond a shadow
of a doubt that prosperity has returned
hai?k from around the corner,
a big howling allie has started up "?r
our midst and a skeeting rink was
opperated under a tent for 2 weeks
not long ago.
our pasture, rev. will wait, has con.
demned some of these things in his
pulpit and placed them amongst the
verry bad sins, worse than omission
and much worser than commission, he
preached against the boys playinp
marvels for keeps last sunday on the
streets.
a flying jenny agent contackted
our mayer a few days ago and wants
a license tag: to run one here with a
medison show enduring next month,
if he comes that will give us 3 different
things to have to go to at night
if we see all of them.
a right smart of our reddy -rash is
going to the county seat for entertainment.
we railly and truly need a
movie-pitcher show of our own. but
some folks think a talkie wouldden't
pay in flat rock, the last movie wc
had busted when the talkies got a
good footholt on our fair country.
hoss shoe pitching has died dowr
some onner count of someboddy
stole their pitching shoes and sold
them for junk, baseball is in full
swing every Saturday p. m.t but
ever-day amusements is what wc
need, some of our loafers have enjoyed
watching mrs. art square make
her husband work in the garding
nere of late, but this can't last.
flat rock needs a swimming: pool,
a tennis coart, a grolf link, and sevveral
other interesting: attractions,
and if the growernment quits furn.
ishingr such things free of chargre ansoforth,
it is time for our people tc
spend some of their own monney foi
such need-cessities. the world ha*
her eyes on flat rock and she will sec
her grrow from now on.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
corry spondent
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UPPER
WOLF_CREEK
Mrs. W. N. Cook entertained her
two son's, Calvin and Kenneth,
with a birthday party May 8. After
several games were played refresh-1
ments of lemonade and uake was
served.
Those present were: Mildred and
Doris Bandy, Billy, Junior and Donalee
Ledford, Marvia Cook, Wayne
Ledford, Jane, Fredrick and Floyd
Cole, and Gerald Cole.
Mrs. John Weece, of Hothouse,
spent a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. A. L. Cole.
Mr. W. A. Carter who is employed
at Jefferson City, Tenn., spent a few
days with his family here.
Several people from this section
attended the Mother's Day services
at Mt. Moriah, Sunday. They were
enjoyed by all.
Mr. E. F. Bandy, who has been
sick for some time, is some better
at this writing.
M?ss Willie Carter who is now em.
ployed at Mr. L. M. Shields, spent
the week end here.
Several folks attended the singing
at the Wolf Creek church Sunday
night which was given by the Cop
pernui quartet.
Mr. R. M. Shields and daughter,
Carrie Clemment, visited Mr. E. F.
Bandy awhile Sunday afternoon.
WOLF CREEK
The remains of Mr. Peter Pritchard,
of Isabella, were laid to rest
in the cemetery at Macedonia Baptist
chjurch Saturday afternoon. The
Rev. Poley Helton conducted the
funeral services. Mr. Pritchard was
a victim of tuberculosis and leaves
a wife and several children.
J Several of our people attended
the Mothers Day program at Mt.
I Moriah Baptist church Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Carter, who is employed
at Jefferson City, Tenn., spent
the week-end with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clore went
shopping in Copperhill Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Carl Beaver Sunday.
Mrs. Tempa Stiles visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Jones.
Sunday.
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LETITIA ~ I
We were all sorry to hear of tk.
death of Mr. Bob Stiles. SurvWi I
are one brother and one sister ? I k
There was a crowd of young w, J!r
motored to Gastonia Sunday. HMax*
Mr. Vergil Clonts. of (iastonh
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jaiccidcnt Wednesday when Mr.
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j Miss Hattic Kate Stiles and sister sPt"
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J. Bell Stiles Sunday. Clo
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|Grant Russell, in the daytime. HtBrt1'
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Simonds, May 4. a baby girl.
Mr. Hick Jones visited Mr. J. M.
Clarion, who is confined to his room wii
with a severe cold Sunday afternoon. be
Mr. Dennis Cole is erecting a new
home near h's parents home.
Our farmers did little work las:
week on account of so much rain.
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