Are Staged B v
Woodmen Here
An c \?vp: i?nal { _ram < . ?ntei
tainment was jr.?vided nu-in'jei's of
the W odm.ui and tiair guests
in Murphy Tuesday nigh".
T? r amateur l?o\irv.r b-?i: - ail J a
program "1' .music wa- irrangi I.
Sandwich and ienioiia it- was served
the approximate lhu whc attended
the affait in the lodge hail.
In the boxing bouts: Mnri? ( lacklei
:r " .J Mallonee, Fled Swain
met Ge?'uri' Walker, Fred i-iehols met
an ui'.named opponent, Wr y Haynes
nu-t. Fib ' Mallonee and Claud'1 (i i * - em*
'I' by Half, former Golden Gloves
South- astern champion.
I -:m v Xeirro bou's added to
the pica.-art aff e-ded the customers.
Tlio -wappii:- pur.chc, were: Wil
-an: S 'h and i . mis Hv.iit, Hoy
HMGte??| and?l?irve Harrison. l^csracj
\V. h>:.-r and Wiilard Allen. Ftlix
Blackv.? .'i ! Lukf Au-tii! and F.-d
C nd 0 - t: I. yd.
Mo was fiiriii-fi d '?j| !. II
Duke. An "in Avan'. t'arl and Paul
II... .
[):;( ! ?" - ! Dr. L. L.
H- .
Judge Hill Dies In
Richmcnd Wedrfsday
Continued from page one
Judu - Hill >-i~ ??!? Murphy's
favorite sons. His iniative and frendline.-s
b rough* him early to the front
in the Ir - prot\--i<.n t" North Carolina.
a^ at'- -ted hy the fact that
he was :n>pr?inted to the Superiot
court bench at the age of 35.
Sur\ ivitiL' -Iudir-' Hill are: hi- widow,
who was at hi- ]> <Uide when the end
came; a br "lit i . Lowrey Hill, of Murphy.
and t"r. -isr.-r-. Mrs. Mona
Krankli . .M Tohy Fain and Mrs.
Mr-' , N.-ll Itili'-ntim-. all <>t' Murphv;
WAX'I
For Sale
BEE 5UrPLi?5 Hives, supers, covc-rs,
frames, foundation, smokers,
gloves, veils. Let us place your *rrders
for packaged bees and queens
We represent best breeders. FARMERS
FEDERATION. Murohv Ware.
house. Hiwassee Street. (38-lt-chg)
NEW AND USED JAY BEE Hammcr
Mills, Grinders and Grist Mills,
for every grinding requirement.
Small down payment. Good terms. |
Write quick for details. E. E. Hill, j
196 Whitehall St.. Atlanta. Ga. j
t39-3t-pd) I
FOR SALE?6 week's old pure !
bred Boston Screw tail pups. C. L.
Aherron, 204 Hilton St., or Phone
76. (39-2t-chg) I
F ARMS FOR SALE. Bargains. Mur- J
phy realty Co., Phone 175. Also
General Insurance. (38-lt-chg)
Classified Display
DR. E. L. HOLT
Dentist - X-ray Specialist
Hill-Parker Bldg.
Murphy, N. C.
GET UP NIGHTS?
It's Natures Danger
Signal
Make this 25c test if fuctional kidney
disorders jyet you up nights.
Often the kidneys need flushing- as
well as the bowels. Thousands have
,.cr.,I D..1. A - A - * - - - -
uacu oukcis i? increase healthful
diuretic activity. Yaur 25c back from
druggist if not. pleased in 4 days. |
Locally at R. S. Parker Drug Co. j
[xyxjy
DR. J. E. SARRELL
SPECIALIST
Refraction and Mobility of the
EYE
COPPERHILL, TENN.
The most modern optical office
between Knoxville and Atlanta.
Can examine the Eyes, grind and
deliver the glasses same day if desired.
Over 30,000 pairs of glasses
made and delivered from this office.
Established since 1909.
All work guaranteed?always
on the job.
pgE WELL op srr Sa-vRELL
I
Engineers Society
Visits Hiwassee Dam
Continued from page one
"wrllow dam in the world.
The lake to be produced by thi.huii
K r will contain 430,000 acre tcot
of stoiajrc and will back up water t
! Murphy, a diatauce of about 2- miles
I A power plant is being installed t?
I' utilize the power nherent in the release
of storage water from the dam
One 60,U00 kilowatt. 80.000 horsepower
generating unit is being in!
stalled at present and provision is
1 made for the future installation of a
| duplicate unit.
I About 71'O.OCO cubic yards of con
*rt re will be poured in the coi?strucjt:?n
of the dam and powerhouse.
All of the aggregate, including the |
sand required for making the con- 1
rrete. is manufacture d at the she
from rock procured at the uujncent {
quarry The aggregate plant which
I manufactures the crushed rock and (1
.-and is one of the most nearly coin- |
plete plants of its kind in operation. |1
95. . ..*11
i 1 lie UliH, COt'liUI .-v.-vci:l 1- *<- ? nji- t
he features of the plant. |
This project is now at an interest- i .
stage ??i construction. >:ightly j
; n on- ih;yi half of the lota! amount o? j ^
concrete in the dam has been placed \'
r 11 date. Construction of the power}: 'Use
building h;is been started. The I
1 closure blocks of the dam are b -in 1 | 1
placed and the river is discharging j '
| through the floods regulating con- '
j duits.
! Tile setting of the dam and the!'
< instruction village in the heart of ^
the scenic North Carolina mountains
makes the trip especially attractive ! ""J
| it \ isitors.
\
CHILD IS IMPROVING
Mildred, the four-year-old daughter I
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Black, of
: Murj.hy. has returned home from <
Athens, Tent)., where she received a 1
serious injury on Easter Sunday when
she fell from a moving automobile. 1
Mrs. Lucille Cleveland, of Binning- t
ham. Ala., and Mrs. Hugh Gilbert 1
V eVTlathv. . Co; pefllill. Term.
r /I 116
imMWj^y
Lost & Found
! STRAYED?red and black pit; wcii(li- j .
ing about 40 pounds. Marked with j J
smooth crop right, slit left. Vance ! j
Dockery, Murphy, Route 3. Box 10.
(38-2t-chg> (
For Rent
FOR RENT: Comfortable rooms,
! with or without meals. Plenty of hot '
! water. Hot air heat. See Mrs. G. P
Robinson or call 199, Murphy, N. C.
! t3S-2t-chg)
THOSE WANTING PASTURE see <
J. W. or George Dyer for Golf Course t
Pasture. Charge: $1 per month per .
head. (38-2t-pd)
Classified Display
Quinn & Humphrey
QUICK AMBULANCE SERVICE
Funeral Directors &. Embalmers *
Day Phone 74, Night 97 and 77
COPPERHILL. TENN. ?
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U. S. Approved Pullorum Tested.
That will really live and make 1
money for you.
BUNCH HATCHERY '
i
Statesville, North Carolina. '
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I/i Ap SALVE |
ODD COLDS
Uquid-Tablet price I
i sc 10c & 25c
i ALL YOUR DRUG
NEEDS
PATENT MEDICINES
ICE CREAM
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
CANDY?TOBACCO
MACAZINES
Prescriptions Filled Accurately
CUT RATE
PHARMACY
J. W. (Bill) Adams 1
okee Scout, Murphy, Nor
LOCAL PROJECTS
ARE DISCUSSED
BY LIONS CLUB
Supervised Playgrounds,
Advertising
Committees Named
A number ?.f local civic projects
were discussed Tuesday night by the
Murphy Lions club at their regulai
semi-monthly meeting.
Park Fisher, of the Jphn C. Ca/npbell
Folk School, Brasstown, presid?'d
in the absence of President Harve
Elkins.
A committee was a; pointed to work
vith the various womens clubs in
own in promoting a supervised play
ground for the summer through local
!md TV A funds. Those named on the
mimittee were: K. C. Wright, chaii
nan. Sam Fan and H. Bueek.
Another committee was appointee.
?' iai.-e funds to match a general
k.. > tu?
..ms club u!t<l the Andrews Rotary
iul? to distribute advertising through:t
the South designed to b* ii?more
urists into Cherokee und bra ham
untie- this summer. The committee
c< mposed of: Sam Can. chairman;
Q. Ketner and T. W. Kindley.
The advertising program was outined
recently at a central meeting
leld at * he Andrews Rotary club by
i|>;. I* rank Swan, of Andrews, who
: aied that th? Andrews American
.egion post was sponsoring the ad?
rtising drive. He solicited the aid
>f other clubs in this section. The
dan is to have one man lu.vel to
\sheville, Nashville. Tenn., Atlanta,
ia., and other large cities to make
leisonal contacts with travel bureaus
ijhI chambers of commerce an I leave
iterature with them outliniag the
ittraetions and inviting tourists into
his section of Western North ('aroma.
The maintenance of the Southern
>assenger train from Asheville, the
Lions Information booth, and the
Murphy cannery were among other
natters discussed at the meeting.
Dr. W. A. Hoover, owner ?J* Petrie
Hospital here, was a new tnembei
ittemling the meeting.
Elections To Be Held
!n Three Communities
Continued from page one
..... in 1.1111(11 y anil iiuuiiiwimbi
IV. T. Holland, for mayor, and Zala
\(lains, .1. Frank Bristol, S. E. Covet
ilid \\;nle A. Ueoce for aldermen.
The Town of Marble, said to be the
smallest incorporated community in
vjorth Carolina, will vote Tuesday on
vhether or not to abolish their town
barter. At a recent meeting of the
own aldermen it was decided to hold
t vote on the question.
On the event the town's charter is
lot abolished in the election, a ticket
'onsisting of mayor and three aldernen
was announced for the office.
They are: W. B. Mulkey,. for mayor,
nid B .B. Palmer, C. M. Trull and N.
IV. Abernathy for commissioners.
The candidate for mayor and the
undidates for commissioners of the
Town of Murphy on the New Ticket
ay that they have made no promise
>r intimation as to who they will
ippoint to the various appointive
ffices, if they are elected, and any
itatenient to that effect is not true.
The candidates further state, that
f elected they will do all in their
>ower to cut the expenses of the
I'own and reduce the taxes, and that
hey will repair the streets in all secions
of the Town, and that they will
it> all they can in every way to pro
note the best interests of the Town.
The following statement was made
>y the group seeking office on the
icket headed by Mr. Gray:
"Everyone is familiar with the
ong effort that the present Mayoi
ind Board of Commissioners of the
p - ! ?? *
iuwii o nuurpny nave made in the
face of apparently insurmountable
obstacles to obtain TV A power foi
he Town. (1) Southern States Pow>r
company did not seem inclined
to sell to us. (2) At one time it seem d
that Nantahala Power and Light
ompany had bought the system. (3)
The effort made to procure relief
through the legislature was defeated
by the power interests and the utilities
commission.
"In the face of all this the present
Mayor and Board of Alerdmen
worked unceasingly, made numerous
trips, and gave freely of their time
in an effort to procure TVA power,
refusing to be discouraged by the apparently
hopeless outlook. This has
brought, results. Nantahala Power
and Light company has offered to soil
to the Town of Murphy an interest in
the distribution system, to close the
deal immediately and to give us possession
of the distribution system.
It has authorized full examination
by the Town of its books and records
to ascertain the correctness of its
representations as to the reasonableness
of the price at which the system
is offered to the town. The Tennes
Dog Vaccination
Program Is Given
To prevent the spread Rabies
?nd to k- ? p Cherokee County's largi
<>g population from ^oing mad. bitng
livestock, cattle and. last but no'
east, t prevent 25 or more persons
roni having to take the very painful
Pasteur treat nit nts. the dog owner
ire ex: ected to comply with regulations
requiring that all dogs in the
County be vaccinated.
Fo th< information of all the fol.
owing schedule of places to bring
your dog and the time is announced.
All dogs must be vaccinated each
year. There is no danger, as some
neonle think, to the doer that is vitrei.
r.ated.
Murphy High School Saturday, April
29
Upper Peachtree Church, May 2
S :00 a. m.
Peachtree (Will ISrittain's Store),
May 2 at 10:00 a. m.
>io\\ Creek i At iu?otnl Mill) Miy
2. 12:00 a. m.
T??motla (Sneed's Store) May 2.
J p. ni. I
Roilina Springs School Wednesday
May 2, 9:00 a. m.
(Irandva -.v Post Office. Wednesday
May 2. 11:20 a. m.
K! nezer School Wednesday May I
2. 1 20 p. m.
Gi !>e Creek School. Wednesday,
Mnv 2. 2:20 n. m.
\!1 homs listed on Cent l al Time.
Houk Is Speaker At
Graduation Exercises
Continued from pa-ge oner
want to go to college and get a white
ellar j??b. Ton many God-given plas'
tereis have been turned into lawyers,
preachi i s and other pursuits to the
loss of the various professions.'* I
Mr. Houk referred to the MidWestern
senior class which used as
its motto. "WPA Here We Come'*, as
an example of the mistaken attitude
I assumed by many graduates today,
i "Find out what the students can do.
Then provide t.hr means for them t?>
do it", h?- added in outlining "the
most sane form of education".
The speaker then directed his address
to the seniors themselves and
spoke to them on th "Three C's";
confidence, courage and character.
He outlined to them the wide fields
of endeavor that were open to them
today with the steady and enlargening
growth of progress. 44You haven't
seen the first of progress", he said.
"It is just as necessary that you
know what you can't do, as what you
can do."
He was introduced by H. Bueck.
superintendent of the schools of th"
Murphy unit,
i The exercises <Jpened with the proi
cessional by Miss Roberta Carringei J
I at the piano. The salutatory address
, was given by Mrs. Violet Anderson
; Mull, daughter of Mrs. Lydia Ander|
son. of Kinsey. Several choral num'
beis preceded Mr. Houk's address.
J Awards of medals were given by
I K. C. Wright, principal of the high
school, and Mr. Bueck. H. G. F.lkins,
chairman of the Murphy Board of
Education, awarded the diplomas assisted
by Mr. Buck.
The valedictory was rendered by
Miss Mary Frances Bell who maintained
the highest scholastic average
of the class throughout high school.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. Bell, of Murphy.
Marshals for senior exercises were:
Helen E. Hampton, chief; Helen L.
i Wells, Mary Lee Roberts, Blanche E.
Thompson, Alice Kate Martin, Charles
G. Weil, BeivE. Warner, Jr., J. L.
Abernathy and Wiley C. Kinney, Jr. ||
I see Valley Authority has agreed to
co-operate with us in handling that
part of the system outside the Town.
"If this deal is closed and the1
Southern States distribution system ]
taken over by the Town of Murphy i
and TV A power used it will result in 1
a saving at least $20,000 yearly to I
1 the people of Murphy. We expect
the negotiations for the sale of this
plant to be completed and to have
TV A power at the TV A rates within
thirty days or less time.
"The present board has at all times
proceeded in good faith, and is now
proceeding in good faith, to get this
power, and all persons running on
that ticket pledge themselves to continue
this policy and bring TVA
power to the Town of Murphy.
Under New
Management
This shop is now under new
management and we are prepared
to do first class, guaranteed
work. Come and see us for your
shoo repairing needs.
SPECIAL: Plain Ladies
Heel Taps Only 15c
CITY SHOE SHOP
Jerome Blankenship, Mgr. I
H
HENNII
THEATRE I
Murphy, N. C. I
Friday, April 28 I
Last Chance To See? I
"JESSE I
lliMFS" II
^nivakv
(In Technicolor) . B
Starring Tyrone Power I
Henry Fonda, Randolph
Scott, and
XT V ,11
nctucy tvctiy
OUR GRAND NEW
OPENING PICTURE
Saturday, April 29 I
George O'Brien In? 8
"ARIZONA I
LEGION" I
Late Show
"TWELVE I
CROWDED I
HOURS" I
With Richard Dix and ?Lucille
Ball. '
Sunday, April 30 ^
'LADIES
FROM
KENTUCKY'
Starring George Raft,
Ellen Drew, Hugh Herbert
and Zazu Pitts
Monday & Tuesday
Mayl&2
'GUNGA DIN'
Starring Cary Grant,
Victor McLaglen and
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Wednesday, May 3
DOUBLE FEATURE
'ARMY GIRL'
With Frances Foster,
Madge Evans, and 1
James Gleason |
At H
>\ISO
"NANCY DREW,
REPORTER"
Starring Bonita Granville.
THURS. and FRI.
MAY 4 and 5
Mark Twain's Immortal?
"HUCKLEBERRY
_ FINN"
Starring Mickey
Rooney