TEACHERS NAMED
Continued from page one
Martin's Creek- I.. W. Shields,
Porter K Raper. Mrs. Edit?i Evans,
Mrs 1. (*. White. and Miss Rutb
Coierr.ar f.
Upper Beaverdanv K. ij Ketnuin.
and ( andus Ho^an.
Johnson Sch<-??lhous* Mi>s laiitha
Moore and M>-< Love 11a Jenkins.
Hiwassee Dam Miss Martha Noll
\\Vl:s. Miss Dorothy La timer. Miss
Amy Talbert. and Miss L'i:a kitchen
Brown.
Re ids Chapel- N. O. Kilpatriek and
Mis- Annie Lee Keonum.
Peach tree?R. C. Pip< >. Miss Minnie
Forjruson, Dale Sudderth. Clarence
Hendrix. Mrs. Frances Ray and
Mrs. Irene Grant.
Ojrreeta?Miss Ella McCombs.
BueV Knob -Mrs. Nellie Hei.drix
Mors o\v.
M" Pleasant?Miss Elizabeth (!entry.
i!inwasset John Hcigar.
; >''SOU? -M :ss Edit'f! S :', t h i HWA
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Used International six horse powei
Kerosene burning engine. Mrs.
K V. McConnell, Haycsville, N. ('
FARMS FOR SALE
I have a number of good farms for
sale, some large tines and some small
(nes and at a reasonable price. Well
located, good roads, good schools,
good churches, good main facilities
and good fertile lands. With
reasonable down payment will
give a term of years to pay balance
if purchaser desires. If any one
wants a farm it will pay you to come
and look at the splendid bargains I
have for sale. If interested see or
write
PAT HARALSON
Blairsville. Georgia
<48-4t-chg)
FOR SALE? 11. I'. Motor and
Pump. Also Music Rolls f<>r player
piano. 50i? Hiwassee Street.
(60-1 t-chg)
Man! We've Really Got. 'Km! Used
Auto parts ? Tires ? Batteries.
Burned, wrecked cars and junk
bought and sold. Elbert I. Totherow.
Near Ice Plant. (50-4t-pd)
PIANO IN STORAGE IN* MURPHY.
Will sell very cheap rather than
have it shipped. Bargain for some
one. Cash or terms to reliable nnrtv
Write to A. K. Bell. Ueidsville. N.
(\ (50-lt-pd)
FOR SALE?70 aero farm; mill site,
with water rights and race. Four
room house, out-buildings, 10 acres
creek bottom. rest woodland. I
Young and old orchard near water, j
Located in Union County. Ga.
Dooly District, Butler Creek. If i
interested see Theodore Thomas.}
Route 1, Culberson, N. C.
(50-lt-pd)
Life Insurance is like r^oney in bank.'
Let me show you how the New j
York Life Insurance Company not
only gives you protection but will
also let you borrow.? P. N. Barney
Ilensley?Special Agent.
(49-4t-chg)
Classified Display
i
FRESH EGGS
I Clean infertile fresh egg* in the
Red and White package delivered j
to your door once each week.
Smith's Poultry Farm
J. FRANKLIN SMITH, Prop. I
Murphy, n. c.
One Mile South On No. 10
i
FOR SALE
six room House J
and lot for bargain
LAWSON SIMONDS
Fr! " 5
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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 deaired.
Over 30,000 pairs of glasses
made and delivered from this office.
Established since 1909.
All work guaranteed?always
on the lob.
CHEROKEE SCOUT.
Prisoner Prove:
Is He Daft, or I
Cringing in eel! in the County jail,
refusing; to speak and hiding his fact
whenever anyone approaches him, a
' man named Welch, who came here
j nearly a month ago from Springfield.
O. declaring he was a native of the 1
Hanging*! tr section, is being held foi
"observation". while Sheriff Car! '
! Townson. Chief of Police Fret! John- .
-on. and Dr. J. V Hill are franklv
puzzled whether he is insane, or just
.. clever faker. Fred Johnson thinks
the latter.
When the man first appeared in
Murphy he said he couldn't find a job
in Ohio, and hat! come home only to I
I nd his folks too poor to feed him. |
j Lambert.
Happy Top?Mrs. Bill Brandon.
W :f i -vk Mrs. Ruth Carroll.
r a ? s
Loans
SEE t'S KOK YOIJK f. H. A. LOAN. .
We can fuinish necessary paper.-:
to finance a home in. or outside the j
city limits. MURPHY REALTY
COMPANY. Phone 175. (491t-chg) j
Business Personal
Your life is more important than j
| your car! Why insure the latter. !
but not yourself? See Cyrus I
White, Imperial Insurance Co.. In- ;
i dustrial and Ordinary Life.
I (50-lt-pd)
Personal
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To whom it May Concern:- I here;
by serve formal notice that on anil
ft.ee this date (July K. 1930) I will
j not be responsible for any debts contracted
by any person, whomsoever,
other than myself.
Signed:- Edwin Henslev
(50-tt-pd)
MASONIC MEETINGS
There will be a special communication
of Cherokee Lodge No. 146
A. R & A. M. Monday, July 17th.
for Work and Instruction.
,. '|u'v qualified brethren are cor
I <jmilv invited to attend.
KURD f/v'AIM.. Master
TOM PALMER. Secretary
I (r.o-lt-chir)
Classified Display
City Shoe Shop
Service While You Wait.
Reasonable Prices
GET THERE
Fast and Cheap
Speed?With . Safety ..First.
Whitey's Taxi Service
J. C. WHITE. Driver
Phone 9110
IT'S SMART
TO LOOK
SMART
BE REASONABLE
G;t Tailor made clothes
At Reasonable Prices
| DOUGLAS SMITH
Agent for Homeland Tailoring Co. I
Alan O?U T-M !- - ^ 1
^5r^TH-5O^^"
Dentist - X-ray Specialist
Hill-Parker Bldg.
Murphy, N. C.
Quinn & Humphrey
QUICK AMBULANCE SERVICE
Funeral Directors & Embalmers
Day Phone 74. Ni(ht 07 and 77
COPPER HILL. TENN.
! SUBSCRIBE TO THE SCOUT
>1.50 PER YEAR
MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA. THURS
5 A Puzzle;
s He Smart?
It- took up begging and he had a
tartling method. About meal time, he
v on id walk into a house without
.\iiov king, appear suddenly at the dinng
table, and plead that he was starv1
UKAfter
teriifyin.tr a number of \vo:uen
whose home he enteder. unannounced
while their husbands were
away. Welch was locked up. charged
with vagrancy. but Mayor Gray released
him. on condition that he
leave town.
Welch went to Franklin. X. C. and .
pursued his same tactics there, with ,
the result that he was locked up again .
He told the authorities that he lived ,
in Murphy, and they promptly bough* i
him a ticket and put him on a bus.
They also gave the bus driver a let- ,
ter to Sheriff Townson. I <
On the way to Murphy Welch scribbled
a note to the driver telling him ,
he was deaf, dumb, and paralyzed j
The bus driver drove his fare direct ,
to the jail here, and went in to get ! (
Sheriff Townson. ]
When they came out, however, they (
found that Welch had undergone a
miraculous recovery from his paralysis,
and had disappeared. A jail inmate
said he saw Welch leap out of r
the bus and run down the road 'dike *
a jack rabbit".
That was about 7 o'clock last Mon- i
day night. Shortly before midnight, ,
Policeman Neil Snood found him
< rouching in the weeds back of Ivie's
funeral home. Welch was captured
after a short chase?and immediately
became stricken with paralysis again: .
He had to be lifted in and out of the .
patrol wagon, and into his cell.
Now he refuses to talk. He also 4
writes notes declaring he is stone
deaf; but Chief Johnson says lhr-t he
sneaked behind him and whispered
"Look out he's going to shoot you"
?and that the "deaf" prisoner jumped
three feet.
FARM BRIEFS \
GOOD RESULTS
E. P. Scholtz. of the Steele Creek
community in Mecklenburg County, f
secured such good results from an ex j
perimental seeding of crimson clover y
last fall that he intends to make this j
an annul practice. t
KEEPING RECORDS
Yancey County demonstration
FOR i
Bathtubs
A
KflYES All
iDAY. JULY 13, 1939
CANNING EXHIBIT I
TELLS BEST WAY I
TO GET RESULTS
Free Booklets Ready
For Distribution By
State College
Proper equipment is highly impor- j
Lant for canning, and should be in i
every home", says Mrs. Cornelia C
Morris. State College Extension Service
expert.
First on her list of equipment is
;in authoritative manual giving detailed
instructions for preparing and
processing the different fruits and
vegetables. The publication is Ex- !
tension Circular No. 223, "Canning \
Fruits and Vegetables," It is free upr?n
rcrmowt ?? ?b<. A crriz-iiltn rnl F/Iif or I
State College. Raleigh.
There is also available what is popxlarfy
known as the "canning bullein"
which may be obtained free by
wi lting the U. S- Department of Agriculture,
Washington, for Farmers*
Bulletin N?>. 1726-F. "Home Canning
?f Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats.*'
A check-over of the canning equipnent
needed indicates two kinds of
banners if one is handling vegetables
is well as acid fruits and tomatoes,
ays Mrs. Morris. Acid fruits and to- '
natoes may be canned in a hot water.ath
canner, which may be a wash
)oiler, a bucket. Any vessel will do,
if it has a tight cover and is large
nough to hold a convenient, number
i>f cans or jars, and to permit coyerng
them with 1 to 2 inches of water.
It should be fitted with a rack to hold
hjV containers.
A steam pressure canner is necessary
for all non-acid foods, including
neats, and practically all vegetables
xcopt tomatoes. Such foods should
not he canned at home if a steam
pressure canner is not available.
New rubber rings should be bought I
very year for glass jars, commonly
used as containers of canned foods. ,
lubber rings should be of good qualty
to withstand the temperature of
processing. I
armors are showing a marked imjrovement
in farm record keeping
his year, says R. H. Crouse, assistant
arm agent of the State College Ex.onsion
Service.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISF
a
In Touch With
e and Oiiice
ong Distance
>n your vacation, occasional Long
t voice-visits with the office and
ick home will keep you reassured,
you may have forgotten, or any
fficulties arising since, can be taken
in a moment by telephone,
ever vacation land is. Long Distance
link with home. Use it. It cost*
ut it will do much to make your
i more enjoyable and refreshing.
OUTHERn BELLTELEPHOnE
HnO TELEGRAPH COfllPAny
INCORPORATED
s
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& Sinks j
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TO PARTS |
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THEATRE I
Murphy, N. C. 1
Saturday, july 15 ig
W. M. (Hopalong) K
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THE I
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With Patricia Ellis I
Wallace Ford
Sunday, July 16 *
James Stewart, Clau- I
dette Colbert In? ?
IT'S A I
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Mon. and Tue. I
July 17-18 5
I PYGMALION II
Starring Leslie
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Wednesday, July 19
(Return showing ol
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Picture)
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Thurs. and Fri.
July 20-21
Errol Flynn, Olivia De
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DODGE CITY
With Ann Sheridan,
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D1 m. I I in
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