'church notices"
baptist
IN v. J- C. Amnions, Pastor
A. M.?Sunday School, Noah
Lovinjro/ul Supt.
] I on M.?Morning Worship
t. :0 I*. M. Trailing Univ?n
7 :n I'. M. Evening Worship
7 .iM I*. M. Wed, Prayer Service
Choir rehearsal
Welcome to all to worship with us.
METHODIST
Tin Uev. Van B. Harrison, Pastor,.
S i vires each Sunday at the church
Sunday School?9:45 a. m.
I hurch services?11 a. m. & 7 p m.
Kpworth League?6:15 p. m.
1'iayer Meeting Wednesday nights
at 7 |>. in.
PRESBYTERIAN
Henry L. Paisley, 1). L>., Pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday at
111 a. in. J. Franklin Smith, Superintendent.
Pleaching every Sunday at 11a. m.
and 7 :.'iO p. ni. except on the first
Sunday mornings and the third Sunday
evening.
III. Paisley will preach next Sunday
morning on "Walking Worthy
God." At the evening hour his congregatioti
will worship at the Methodist
church in the opening service of the
joint revival series.
Mt. Carmel Baptist
IN v. E. A. Beaver, Pastor
lirv. Graham, Asst. Pastor
11?:U(> A. M. Sunday School, Clyde
Mellican, Supt.
11 :?'() A. M. Church Services.
6:30 P. M. Training Union
7:30 P. M. Church Services
7 *'0 P. M. Wed. Prayer Services.
Welcome to all to worship with us.
Friendship Baptist
Pastor: the Rev Edgar Willix
Superintendent Sunday School:
Frank Sparks.
Sunday School: 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7
p. in.
B. T U. Sunday evening at 7 p. m.
Oak Grove Baptist
Rev. C. A. Voyles, Pastor
:3t> A. M. Sunday School, Ervr.Taylor,
Supt.
11:00 A. M. Church services,
v 2:00 P. M. Singing
? Welcome to all to worship with us.
ST. JOHN'S
CATHOLIC PARISH
Schedules of Mattes
Murphy, every 1st Sunday, 7 :00 a. m.
Hiwu- >e Dam, every 1st Saturday,
8:30 a. m.
Franklin, 2nd and 4th Sunday 8:00
a. m.
Cherokee, every 3rd Sunday 8:00
a. m.
Waynr-villo, every Sunday, 11:00
a. in.
PERSONALS
Mr R. Robinson and daughter,
I Barbara, of Akron, Ohio arrived in
Murphy Thursday to visit relatives
and l'riends. They wore accompanied
by ..Irs. Robinson's grandson, Frederick,
son of Harry Robinson, former
resident of Murphy.
* * *
Mi > Mary Frances Bell, who has
been visiting in Clemson, S. C. for :
the past week, has returned home.
was accompanied home by her
br. . Marshall, who is visiting his
parol,;s. Mr. and Mrs. M. \Y. Bell.
Mrs. Frank Crawford and son,
Stov . ad Miss Darryl Crawford, of
Copj t,di, were the guests of Mrs.
t ; ,1 . mother, Mrs. Bessie De^'oosf,
Monday.
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.M Mary Scott who has been visiting
lur brother, Ralph Scott, and
- Scott for the past week returned
t?. her home in Alexandria, La.
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r,^r* an(' Mrs. Harvey Gunning, of
nicago, Hi. have been visiting Mrs.
t.unning's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Bell, this week. Mrs. Gunning w ill
e remembered as the former Miss
brace Wills Bell.
. Miss Sarah ? v._ i
.. .vMv<opuuii WHO lias
t Montreal
X returned
spend the
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1 son, Jack
r. and Mrs.
Tenn. for
to Murphy
on and Miss
onday in At
Ward spent
on, S. C. as
s sister, Mrs.
r. McBrayer.
home by |
THE CHEROKEE S
GLOBE TROTTINl
The overland trail.
SHORTEST AND EASIEST CROSSCOUNTRY
ROUTE FOR WAGON
TRAINS, WAS LAID OUT AND
MARKED BY BUFFALOES LONG
BEFORE THE WHITE MAN ARRIVED.!
HIGHWAYS. RAILROADS AND AIR-)
LIKE ROUTES
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WAS HOUSED IN THE C
AT LONDON IN 18
WAS DESTROYED BY t
Joint Services To Be
Held Duung Revival
Beginning Sunday there will be held 1
a joint revival meeting by the Methodists
and Presbyterians.
The young peoples and children
service will be held at 8:30 each
morning. The revival services are to
begin at 7:30 each evening at the
Methodist church.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend
these services.
Mrs. G. W. Candler who ha., been
visiting in Anderson for the past
week.
* *
Bill Bayless, of Highpoint, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Bayless. He was accompanied hom''
by Mr. Tysinger Baxter, of Highpoint
who was his guest for the week-end. ;
The many friends of Mr. L J i
Hamilton wi\ be sorry to hear ih; t he '
is very ill at the Whitfield Infirmary. I
Mr. Hamilton has been located in
Murphy for some time and stays at
the Dickey hotel.
*****
H. R. Jacobs and Bill Raulston {
were in Asheville on business Monday.
Glade Lovingood who has been
teaching school in Francisco has returned
td his home here to spend the
summer vacation. j
Ledgers and ledgerpaper of differ- :
ent sizes are among our office supplies.
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COUT, MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
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Among the soybean products
made IN the FORD LABORATORIES
are-PLASTICS. PAINTS.GLYCERINE.
SOAR SYNTHETIC WOOL. GLUE.
BREAD. ANIMAL FOODS,STEARIC ACID
AND EVEN ICECREAM/
; Guides in Quebec
' maneuver canoes
through rapids by
"warping" them-without
he use of paddles or poles..
pack
:rystal palace
5i.the palace
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Reunion To Be Held
At Liberty Church
A mission Baptist reunion will be ^
held at the Liberty church Saturday
night, May 27. It is to he an all
night service. All who desire to attend
this meeting are cordially invited
to come. All preachers and singers
are given special invitations of welcome.
Eeacn member pre tent will
have an opportunity to speak or sing.
The Garret and Dental Snuff Quartette
from Waynesville will be present
to sing and perhaps quartettes from
other places.
Miss Odom Graduates
From Brevard College
Virginia Ruth Odor. Unaka. will
be among the 110 graduates of Brevard
College who will receive their
diplomas at the graduation exercises
on May 30, at 1 1 a. m., at which time
Dr. Gideon I. Humphreys, President
of High Point College, will deliver
the address.
Dr. Henry C. Sprinkle, Jr., pastor
of Black Mountain Methodist Church,
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
Sunday, May 28, at 11 o'clock,
at the Brevard .Methodist Church.
Jacob White of Middletown,
Conn., bought a large wire cage trap i
and baited it just before he went to |
bed. Next morning he found he had i
caught, two mis?and his cat. j
.. Ink?all colors? for sale at Scout
office.
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SE LITTLE A
akn irmtt
irtising Medium
.
, MAY 25, 1939
Dam Constru
Leads Class
Electricians, In Second t E
Piace, Have Batting
Honors l
i
Tlu dam construction team at Hi- T
tvassee Dam is leading the Class "A" I
softball league at lliwa&see Dam vil- I
pge with a total of six victories I
'against no losses. The Electricians 1
are in second place with an average I
of .667 while the Village and Ad ?
ministration teams are in a tie foi , 3
fourth place.
In spite of this fact the Electric- 1
ians are leading in batting honors and ~
have a good hold on first place.
Following are the team batting
standing; in the league as released
this week by O. D. Johnson. 1
LEAGUE STANDING
W L Pel. |
Dam Construction 6 0 1.0001,
Electricians 4 2 .667 { .
Village 1 5 .167
Administration 1 o .167 1 '
TEAM BATTING '
ar o ?J O.
Electricians 203 49 G*3 .310 j'
Dam Con. 192 40 57 .297 j
Administration 170 24 48 .282
Village 172 24 47 .273 j
INDIVIDUAL BATTING AVERAGE
Dam Construction AB R H
Williams 16 7 7
Hale 22 5 8
Snow 21 5 7
Earlier 6 1 2
Anderson 16 2 5
Crutzer 18 2 5
Crim 19 4 5
Norman 18 7 5
Varner 15 0 3
Doyle 9 1 I
Leach 12 0 1
Totals 192 4(1 37
ADMINISTRATION AB R H
Phelps 11 2 7
Kimball 16 4 6
Snedecor 14 3 5
Driscoll 10 1 3
Tubbs 17 2 5
Jones 722
Block 15 2 4
Emmons 17 2 4
Cooke 18 2 4
Walters 14 2 3
Phillips 11 1 2
Nystrom 13 1 2
Davidson 7 0 1
Totals 170 24 48
HIWASSEE VILLAGE AB R H
Benton S 2 41
Palmer lo 2 2
Giles 18 1 7
Bryan 20 2 7,|
King 16 4 5
Vincil 11 2
Johnson 10 :t 5
Pipkin 18 4 4
Helms 10 2
Me Daniel 16 2 2
Jones 11 0 1 ;
Crockett J 0 n
Totals 172 24 4.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
DS WORK Fl
Classifie
For Cherokee Cc
ction Team
A' League
ILECTR1C1ANS All R H
ongmire, C". 22 1< 1?
loll. A. 20 ? 9
'ruitt 24 C 9
Irewer 15 :t 5
lawkins 10 3 5
loll. P. 4 0 1
.ongmire, E. C. 17 5 4
jiwson 21 3 4
' nutha 22 2 3
lay 12 2 1
'"tills 203 4'J 03
THF ' BIG TEN" FOR WEEK
ENDING MAY 18. 1939
Players must have been at bat
hirteen times or more to be eligible.
4AME AB R H
^lonts dc 20 6 y
ionner el. is ? w
Williams dc 16 7 7
Gongi.iire, C. el. 20 10 J
Hall. A. el. 20 6 8
I'ulmer vil. 15 2 6
Giles vil. 18 1 7
Kimball adin. 16 4 6
Tiuitt el. 24 6 0
Hale dc 22 5 8
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