P Thursday, June 30, 19i
Land Transfers
Friday, June 24
L. M. Hunsusker et als to O. F.
and Lilli" unsucker.
Mrs. S. Y. Allen ft als to John
WhiteMonday,
June 27
Martha Coleman to John M. Me.
Alister.
PEACHTREE
The farmers are behind with their
work on account ?>f so much rain.
The B. Y. 1'. t' ] rogram was en- !
joyed Sunday night by all present.
We want to wel ??me all visitors back ]
again.
Mr and Mrs. 15. A. Breedlove were j
the Sunday evening quests of theii
daughter. Mrs. I). K. Griffith. .
Wili Thcmasson and Fird Moore
were the dinner guests of Troy and
Fred Breedlove Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ttmmasson
children, Foan and Johnnie, of
Kings Mountain, and Mr. and Mrs.
F?ui iin Lunsford and children, Loyd
and Shirley, of (iastoiiia, spent last
week-end with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Thomasson.
Mr. and Mrs. lb E. Griffith and
children sp; nt a while Sunday night
with Mi and Mrs. J. W. Barker.
Our pastor filled his appointment
ill I IIIIMMH
Everyone is glad to hear of Mrs.
Earl Moore's improvement.
Mis. Glen Johnson and children
> ; Monday night at J. W. Barkis.
OAK PARK
11. Ilorton, who has bctn seriously
ill from a spider bite, is nnpro\ing.
1'i- fi IVml- will hi1 ulad to Iravn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Griffin, of
Copp rhill. wcrt. the Saturday night
guests of Mr. and Mrs- G. G. Quinn.
Mis Lula Stiles and children were
he guest- Sunday of Mrs. Gillie Mae
Raper.
Mi - Mathel Crow was tin guest
Sunday ??I* Miss Nina Mae Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs. dim Cornet I were
business visitors at Murphy Saturday.
Delaware Hainby and Than er
Johnson were the Saturday night
guvs.'s 1 !" Clifton ;..id Ernest Rnpcr.
Mrs. Rex Allen and son. of Pennsylvania,
are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Eon Raper.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crotcher and
family were the guc ts of Mr. and
Mrs. Melton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horton were
the Wednesday night guests < i' Mr.
and Mrs I). Iiorton.
Miss Vesta Stiles was I he Saturday
night guest of her cousin, Willie Lou
Raper.
Rev. and Mrs. Forster Blnnketship
spent, the week-end at Bi yson City.
A1 1 HT' *
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MURPHY SCHOO
Friday, July 1,
SPONSORED BY Mil
Best Fiddler $10 B
Best Instrurr
AND THE HONOR OF REPRE
NEW RADIO
"APPALACHL*
Over V
Murphy Will Present A
To Vacation Hun!
THURSDAY, JULY 8,
Master of Ceremonies o
m rv at ?/
mvnt a
Beautiful
Week-end
r\ k conjtnen<
CABIN hoTRI:
On Display cation h
r J over tl
At The BREEZI
_ Thumda
Murphy Sf"P ,
High school :h
Demountable Champic
! n . i * ?trumen
Mr ortabie ceding
CHAMP
JULY l, 1938
. MURPHY?"In The
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HANGINGDOG
Rev. Fred Stiles filled his appoint
ment Saturday but was called to at
tend a funeral Sunday. Mr. Ellio
took his place.
We are sorry to hear of the deatl
f M ss Bes.-ie Mae Rockery, th<
<inughu t of Mr. and Mrs. Kawei
Dockery.
Mrs. I.'innie Sea bolt and two babie:
spent last Saturday night with Mr
und Mrs. Susie Kent.
Little William McDonald was the
Saturday evening guest of Miss Jun?
and Jean Sea bolt.
M: Ettie Ciay and two daughters
visited Mr. and Mrs. II. H Palmei
Sunday
Mr. (larland Palmer motored to Atlanta
last Friday.
Mis* Virginia Clay was the Satur.
day dinner guest of Miss Marie McHnlla
l<l
Mrs. Mattic Clay daughter of Mr.
and .Mrs. M. Palmer will leave June
to join her husband. Mr- Harmon
Clay, of Colorado.
Mrs. Bob Kephart is on the sick
list this week.
Charles Ramsey, son of Mr. and
Mis. Austin Ramsey, was on the
sick list the past week but has int.
proved fast.
POSTELL
Kev. \V. T. Truett filled his regu.
Jar appointment at Sboal Creek Saturday
and Sunday.
Rev. S. A. Stiles, of this jlace filled
his appointment at New Hope
Sunday.
A. J. Jones, of Wehutty. visited
M. C. Stiles Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brendle
visited Mr. and Mrs. Tank Jones
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah 'Stiles visited
the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tank Jones Sunday.
Rev. S. A. Stiles purchased a herd
ol ni< young steers last week. II<
says he is in the market for some
more.
Klmer and Manard Jones visited
Quint on Jones Sunday.
Jonah Holbrooks, of Ranger, ivisiting
his son, Fred, over the week
end.
John White has sold his farm U
Jim Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hackler are vis
'ting Mrs. Hackler's father, Mr.
Moss, ?f Sweet Water, who is ill.
Mrs. Tilda Dockery visited Mrs
Ada Stiles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnes! Allen visited
Mrs. Allen's sister, Mrs. Joe Barns at
Iiucktown. Sunday.
o
Mis. Kffie Sellers c.f Aldershot,
line . smugeled tobacco to her bus
band in prison by putting it inside a
cak .
Jler's Contest
L AUDITORIUM
1938,7:30 P. M.
RPHY LIONS CLUB
est String Band $5
tentalist $3
SENTING MURPHY ON THE
PROGRAM
BREEZES"
/NOX
l Half Hour Invitation
ters and Tourists
11:30 - 12:00 O'clock
f the Fiddler's Contest
Famous
nd SAM
TANTS:
W. Elliott, World Famous Tour
r and President of the Great
Mountain Travel Bureau, has reled
Murphy and its surrounding
?s as one of the Ten Best Vacaorts
in the Southern Appalachians,
ty will extend an invitation to valunters
and tourists to visit her
le Big New "APPALACHIAN
*S" Program opening over WNOX
jr, June 23. The champions of the
Contest will represent Murphy on
;ram. Musicians are invited from
ere.
other Fiddler's Contests will he
tr East Tennessee, Kentucky, Virid
North Carolina, then the Nine
?ns Fiddlers, String Bands and In.
talists will compete in three sucprograms
for the APPALACHIAN
1QNSH1P.
ADMISSION 15c?25c
Heart of the Hills"
rokee Scout, Murphy. North
BOILING SPRINGS"
R"V. Charlie Sexton filled his ap.
pointrnent here Sunday. *
t Everyone enjoyed the preaching
and singing at Mr. and Mrs. John ,
) Mulkey's Sunday evening. Rev Char
? lie Sexton conducted the services,
i There will be preaching and sing- ! |
ng at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis' Sun
day July '3, at 3 p. in. Everybody
ii invited to come. t
Everybody remember our prayer
meeting Sunday night. Everyone is A
invited to come. I j
Mr. ami Mrs. Don Graves spent the ;
week-end with her parents, Mr. and (
Mrs. C. C. Mills. j }
Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Fain spent '
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis, j j,
Miss Florence and Lucille Sexton
j were the dinner guests of Miss Cleo *
Mills Sunday. i -j
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis visited Mr. :
and Mrs. J. T. Davis Sunday. I
Miss Nina and Iowa McDonald were 1
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he dinner guests of Miss .Janice 0'iell
Sunday.
Mrs. Stella O'Dell and children
cnt Sunday with her parents. Mar.
ind Mrs. C. C- Mills.
Mr. Buster and D. S. Davis visited
Mr. C. C. Mills one night last week.
PERSIMMON CREEK
Rev. Cochram preached an interesting
sermon here Sunday.
Miss Hettie Kate St lies, of Birch,
.vas the Sunday dinner guest of Miss
Pauline Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Collis Roberts, and ;
hildren. attended preaching service j
lere Sunday.
Miss Vernic Payne, visited her
aster, Mrs. Icey Stiles, SundayOlen
Clonts and Ralph Roger?
a ere called to work with the 1VA 1
rhursday.
Mrs- Hester Watson and sons. J. I
3. and Kenneth, of Gastonin. spent '
ast week with her sister, Mrs. Bertha
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Next Saturday and Sunday are em I
regular meeting days. Come and
bring some one with you. It
Getter Cearlcy visited Jack plKri
Sunday. K
C. 1> Rogers ami family had 4, I
their visitors Sunday, Mr. and Mi.
Hayes Stiles, and son. Ralph, Mis<e, I
Carzelle Williamson, Edith and Rethei
Self, Hattie Kate Stiles. Waldroa
Johnson, Clayton and Wayne Stiles, I
Frank and Morris liogsed. j
R R. Rogers, and Getter r?
visited Olen Clonts last u.
night. " "^Ksda, I
Mrs- Hester Watson and -u-u ?
are spending this ?>vk wit, '!"ldr<? I
Mrs. Edd Hooper. ' ar"l I
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