UNWED MOTHER
HELD AS SLAYER
R OF TINY INFANT
Baby Declared Burled
Alive; Father, lister
Lodged In Jail Here
Monde v Patters* unmarried. of
the Shoo, ra; Crock -< < ti??n . t Clay
ocunty. is i?i?r held without bond in
the Clay jail 011 a charire of
no.:?M ! of hor#t ew-boru baby, accordjntr
Shot iff K. O. Smith of Hayes-j
lister Patterson, father of the grirl
and 1- . l*:t' o" 4 stcr. an- In
niL' hold in the Murphy jail as materia)
witnesses.
Sh-oiu t Smith that he arrestedod
M ? I'atte; -on nftn receiving
evidence that she had allegedly jriven
birth to her child and later disposed
of it in a manner unknown.
An i: v.-- at ion Sh'-riff Smith j
im? ?V,r A,"K ' i>' ! '???*-1
urutty rMf:.:n: ;r "iu iih* arrv-is. !
Mi- I*ritt'-r>?? ' was qutsiioned hut
refused to talk. The father and sis-i
tor al>" refused to make any state-1
nunts. and were brought to the Mm - 1
phy jail for safety. There had been i
talk of summary vengeance.
X\. date has been set for the hearing
in th? ease, but Sheriff Smith
said he expected developments later
this \\e? !;, when Federal agent Atkins
will return, and a more thorough investigation
will he made.
A b 11? t" \va- voiced that the child '
had been taken out ami buried alive.
Dancing, Bingo, Music
On Program At Marble
An ici- crt-am supper i- t?. bt* held
at tl Marble School auditorium in
Marble. X. ('. Friday evening .July
Sth. at, 7 0 p. m. (EST). There also
<j\viJl he >pe< i:*l features including ,
Cake Walk-, Hinge and music.
The affair will he sponsored by the!
Home Demonstration club, and the
puhlii i invited. *
|
wan rurK <n: loma
K Ann Pa ;o Assorted Luscious Fr
PRESERVES
J Soft twist or Pullman
A&P BREAD
Soap
LIFEBUOY
Red Heart
DOG FOOD
Red Sour Pitted
CHERRIES
IS Iona
FRUIT JARS
FRUIT JARS
FRUIT JARS
I HMUKUIAIL
I DHnnnHd,u
TOMATOES
I WATERMELONS I
1
THE CHEROKEE
( Gal Writes Boy Friend
! About Plans Fcr Fair
Continued from page one
1 W: . :ii: I !"
;ii" "s* as messy rs if l>; d>
after you've rone t>u in tlu? niori.hr
Cut t: .it a?l lir form:: n .. -i i*.
Phe jrrounus have been rolled c.nd
mi't'ihvii and "prettied up".
. ' M-i in ti-1 yea that neat !>
always, when we ha\i a Fair, it start
i "< rain, and everybody lt is -ill daub
! up with mud. Well, this year,
the Fair Commissioners are planning
to spread a regular carpet of saw
lust "?r mayl e cinders?over the
irrounds. Then they can look up at
the - ky and say: Now, Darn v. . .; ?
on and rain?ami see if we care!"
Better still. Jim. we're iroinir to
have Tv . in w huildinirs. The old
\hihdion hall was pretty nearly a
! mac t? line county like Cheroe.
and so. Glor\ Be! it's jroinjr to
he torn dew rf. and a new one put up.
They're iroinjr to huild a special
d t", i- 1 k. t oo.
They *ve bought the old canniiiir factory
that belonged to Mercer Fain.
Tocv jjji . * Uiiu ->o00 *Oi li. T'iit Bounty
( onim Tsioiiers and the Murpliv
Tqjvti Board ea<h itavc S125 in taxes.
t"i Da Fair Commission kicked in
in >s2o0 rash.
X w the WI'A is jroinjr to teai 1
Ji wn the cannery and move it ovet j
the fair irrounds and men will be!
lived to put lip new buildings. \
I hev'll lie i?nofJ ?nog
B< s" of all. Jim. the exhibit build- !
ing wont be allowed to just stand 1
there doing anybody any good except
once a year. It's going to bo fitted
up as a modern gymnasium for the
public school students?and a fine
new hridje across the river to the
school grounds, is just about finish- j
ed. !
I guess that's all for this time, J?m
' 'it I'll w V ag-'in next week and
keep in touch with how things are
going.
MVamv! i'e don't make any dates
hat will keep you away from the
Fair!
I'll be seen:' you.
Fondly yours.
Ij..* lbdell.
IT l'\YS TO ADVERTISE"
TEA I
NECTAR
-i" 13c
Our Own '$? 19c
lo Sauce
16-0/. Cf?
t Can ||
uit j?.;' ? ij
i- 15c I
2 >? 15c
4 - 25c
vj? ?
3 cans 25c
2 sj 25c
Sannyfield j
FLOUR
24 S 69c
??????_P
; pts?g5c doz. J
j qts... 75c doz. I
; 1/2 gal. 99C doz.
5c
i!b- 5c
Inspected) ea. 29c
SCOUT. MURPHY, N. C.. THURSDAY
GLOBE TROTTIN
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*.WV' ' , ji f
"k-V i" *.v. ( ' T D. >>
J?
Among the early
types cf locomotion
considered by u.s.
railroads were th'e
hOGSE-TReACM'LL CAf? /
and the SAIL-CAf? /
UCMDV
"l-nrv | H Vni_LT I
AND CLIFF BERGERE
BRUSHED WHEEL'S IN THE 1927
INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY RACE
KOHtERT'S CAR ROLLED OVER
IN MID-AIR, THROWING ITS
DRlVERtfONTO THE TRACK.
BERGERE SHOT THROUGH
UNDERNEATH. UNHARMED
HI
McClure Shot Trying j
To Prevent Robbery
Continued from page one C
weapon. c
The youth whom young McClure i
is believed to have saved from rob- n
bery, and possible murder, is Robert )
L. West, a recently discharged snilot
from the H. S. Navy, who stopped off
in Murphy enroute from Xortoik, Vu., s
to his home in Alabama. ?
He had recently been discharged i
from the service and had nearly $100 i
in cash in his pockets. This was :
saved, hut his dothes. with the cxcop t
tion of those he wore, vanished with J
t In- stove repair man. <
Waiting for a bus to take him o\it >
?>i .Murphy. West got hold of some i'
liquor. The stove repair man was |
given several drinks. Then the lat- ?
ter suggested that he would drive a
W - t to Alabama if the latter wouhi ii\
the ga and oil. West consented,
h; d the ear tank filled, and the\
stalled. * "
Tin y stopped at the Playhouse and
tke sailor went in to buy beer. Rel'us- (
ed because he was under the in
lluence of liquor, he tried to argue, I
showed a roll of motley and offered i
to "pay double*'.
Young McClure, who happened to j ?
??? iii mi- n-Mii i na<i never seen me i i
sailor 1 elore. hut decided thai with I i
all that money he had better jj:o to .1 i .
hotel where he would he safe. He I
volunteered to drive him back to town, | 1
and the sailor consented. I s
This enraged the stove repair-man, 1
ami In- cursed McClure for a 1
THE POCK
p/KNOWl
Y
j
W7 THERE
a0 2 ARE
/ Y & * ?s
A<C^,'V
.<^4?r * ^ *
OF THE ?19,000 4
STOCKHOLDERS WHO OWN
THE STEEL 'HDUSTRY,
Mo pea ctur A#e ,women.
*
. JULY 27. 1939
G - ~ By Melville
i
/r '"is#' l II
^
the first u.s. transcontinental
airplane
flight was made by
calsraith p. rodgeps
who left sheepshead bay
l.i. SEPT. 17, 1911 and arrived
in pasadena. cal.,
49 days later. modern
airliners span the
nation in 14 hours..,
1 arK^n
i
' i^^c^heat'of alloy
iron and steel made in
the ford rouge foundry
is analyzed before
it is poured by-taking
photographs of the
spectral "rainbows"
formed by its elements.,,
Estate Ofr Callie Hall
Left Chiefly To Sister
.'ontinucd from page one
cutrix of this my will, that she seure
his advice and cooperation in
11 y business which he is in position to
landlc.
ITEM VII
I hereby constitute and appoint my
ister, Miss Ada llarshaw. Executrix
i! i his my last Will and To Lament; i
xprossly relieve her from making reurn
to any court; from ^ivintf bond;
lid from rendering appraisal of m>
state. It is my will that she own and
jossess ihe part of my estate hereinbefore
devised to her and to possess
anie without other formality in the
, ,<i! iuli"lll,lll ill' l?V (Wtllln fll-m til.. 1
irohate of this my will. 1* shall not be |
iccessary for her to secure orders t?I .
i.iy kind ?>r nature whatever from
my iourt in the pn in "si s.
Thl . tin- lit ii:iv f ijecemrer, lit.'hi.
MK. . CALI.li: HALL
Meddler. Then when the latter paid
10 attention, he reached to the floor.
>f his car. conic up with a rifle, and J
n od point blank at McClure's head, j
McClure s wound was dressed in !
durphy, and the sailor, staggered
ihoui. town, finally was locked up foi
Irunkeuness. Meld overnight he was
et off with tile costs by Magistrate
icese, and left shortly thereafter for !
Vlabania.
Police here believe the stove re- j
our man probably planned to rob the |
ailor?and if he resisted, as would I
lave been likely, to kill him and j
?ide his hndv in the woods. j
iETBOOK! |
.EDGE t&S
iBIM# -
r- *?'??' <*-j ?_J
iig j
i
:M? O S A. OSES petroleua1
AT THE RATE OF 6V3 BARRELS
A PERSOH EACH YEAR ?
more than twice the
nate of the second
nanking country.
j \~/ \i \ DESPITE PREDICTIONS
/ au \ THAT THE GLASS
11 vl l\ BOTTLE MAKING
I \ A \ MACHINE WOULD
J,B 11 DESTROY JOBS/
\ v\ ii it cheated
| 'f ' thousands
\ r\ \\ of new ones. m
I I , I /I tooav more men
sj I y\LJ oeuver bottled \
m fS 1 /7U^ **LK
I? A \ *He
l) i \i i ( \r <j \ v njnberof
tl i i &ass
Lm^L^TnOj blowers
- j y-^uu^^ before j
\ x^e^c w/s
? > \V \ machine
\v k
j
henn]
theatre i
Murphy, N. C. 1
Saturday, July 29 1
W. M. (Hopalong) I
Bovd In? I
silver osl
the nctl
Laet Shew Sat., julv2?1
BoVl M--'?
"itirma i:
Raye in? I
NEVER Sml
DIE 1
Sunday, July 30 I
THE LADY
AND
THE MOB I
With Fay Bainter, ldafl
Lupino, Lee Bowman!
Mon.? lues. I
July 31, Aug. 1 I
CONFESSIONS OFl
A NAZI SPY I
With Edward G. Rob!
T~? ' ? 1
mson, raul Lukas,
Francis Lederer
Wernesday, Aug. 2
DOUBLE FEATURE
HOTEL
IMPERIAL
With Ray Milland
? Also ?
CHASMS
DflHCFR
Thurs. Fri.
Aug. 3-4
MM
PACK
With Joel M^Frea, Bar
-! Al""l
waic" Oiauvt yv,i\, * _
Tamiroff, Rcbt. I
Fresin
Saturday, Aug. 5 ff
Gene Autry In? I
MEXICALII
ROSE I
Late Show Sat.,
Charles Bickford H
STREET Of I
MISSIIW I
MEW I