PERSONALS
Miss Louise Shook and Miss Willi*
Bell McKinney have accepted positions
with Candler's beauty shop.
Both young ladies are experienced
operators and the shop is fortunate
in procuring their services.
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Mrs. E. C. Moore, who has been
in St. Joseph Hospital at Asheville,
returned home last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartness and
Mrs Hartness* brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Alder Purser of Andrews
spent Sunday in the Great
Smoky Mountain National Park.
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Rev. Charles Vovles. who has been
visiting Mrs. E. ('. Moore for the past
three weeks returned to his home in
Cameron, last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carringer, of
Knoxville. who have been visiting in i
Murphy re?er,tIy ?* <* nnw visitors in I
Brasstown for a few days.
Mayor J. B. Gray is in Franklin .
attending court this week.
Mr. Claude Love and daughter. I
Sadie June, of Asheville visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Odom Sunday.
a iters ai
,15,800 B
?composing
banking sti
THEY are neighbc
ests and their :
those of the citizens
They have intimat
of local affairs, are ri
rial needs and are dl
ing sound local busii
In addition to thi
characteristic of At
15?Hl?0 banks are b<
ties of common practi
ing relationships and
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information and ex|
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render service reaci
localities. a
ThLs bank particip
inter-bank cooperata
CITIZENS BANI
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MURPHY
12 Days Only
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THE CHEROKEE:
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Paper. Mr. ant
Mrs. Robert Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Bet
Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Led
. ford. Mrs. Kate Dickey. Mrs. T. P
. Calhoun and Mr. Francis Johnsor
spent Sunday at Vogcl Lake.
Miss Doris Bailey has left foi
Trappe, Md. where she will live
with her grandmother while attend
ing school this winter.
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Mrs. E. B. Quinn Jr.. and Mrs. P.
J. Henn left Wednesday for Statesville
for a brief visit with relatives
I of Mrs. Quinn's. They were joined on
Thursday by Mr. Quinn and Mr. Henn
j and continued the trip to the New
York Fair. The party will be away
for a week's motor trip.
I M iss Both Walker spent the week
end with her parents in Rutherfordten.
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M ?s. Hugh A^i?rson is spendintr
the week with her husband. Mr. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brittmn, Miss
Celestin Price and Mr. Hall Duke
spent Sunday afternoon at -iunaluska
p iol at Andrews.
Mr. Johnny Harris spent Sunday
in Asheville.
anks _
the present American
ucture. S
wly banks?their interactivities
are based on
of their Community,
e, first-hand knowledge
esponsive to local finanligent
to aid in maintainicss
conditions,
is local touch which is
nerican banking, these
>und together by many
ices and voluntary workaxsneiatinns.
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leans they interchange
periences that promote
ic banking progress and
bing beyond their own
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lates folly in the field of
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?Frcm Sat. Aug. 26 to 1
> PERCENT OFF ON TIF
(WITH YOUR OLD TIR1
: FULL YEAR GUARAt
Extra"Gift"
WITH EVERY NEW Til
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rs the Best Gas?And Li)
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rill's Servi
SCOUT. MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
. Miss Mildred Akin. Miss Leucine
Wells. Miss Martha Nell Wells. Mrs.
' W. E. Studstiil returned lat week
~ j W. E. Studstiil returned last week
from New York where they have
1 ' Columbia university.
' LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF 6ALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a deed of trust
from Frank?S. Hill and wife. Christine
S. Hill, to the undersigned trustee,
dated June 27, 1931 and recorded
i in the office of the Register of Deeds
for Cherokee County. N. C. in Book
103. page 249. default having been
made in the payment of the indebted|
ness secured thereby and request by
! the holder of said indebtedness hav
j ing been made upon this Trustee for
; such sale, the undersigned Trustee
j will, on Monday. September 18.
1939. at 11 o'clock. A. M. at the
Courthouse door in Murphy, Cherokee.
County, X. C. sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands:
In the town of Murphy. Cherokee
County, N. C. Beginning on a White
o*iK ^ I "?,r Trorn me C50ULII eURC I
of Valley river avenue, thence North
50 East 58 feet to a stake; thence
South 40 East 165 feet to a stake;
thence South 40 West 99 feet to a
stake; thence South 26 East 41 feet
to a stake; thence South 64 West 100
feet to a stake on a 16 foot alley;
thence North 39 West 240 feet to a
stake on the South side of Valley River
Avenue; thence North 50 East 139
feet to a stake; thence South 29 East
27 feet to the beginning.
Second parcel: Beginning: on a
stake 150 feet North 55 East from
Sid Pendley's North East corner, and
tuns, North 55 East 50 feet to a 16
foot alley; thence with said alley
South 39 East 195 feet to a stake on
a 15 foot alley; thence South 65
West 77 feet to a stake, the South
East corner of lot No. 12. as shown
Moace Plat; thence North 26 West
190 feet to he beginning. This parcel
being lot No. 11 of the E. S. Miller
Subdivision in East Murphy, Map or
plat* of which was prepared by E. C.
Mease in May 1928, and the first par- !
eel all of lot No. lo and parts of Lots j
six and seven of said subdivision; said I
map i of record in the office of Register
of Deeds for Cherokee County.
North Carolina and reference is here
made to same, and being the same
lands described in said deed of trust
above referred to. reference to which
is hereby made for a more complete
description of said lands. This
the 15th day of August, 1939.
J. V. BRITTAJN,
( 3-11 -rsm ) Trustee.
\ORTir r \nnnv?
CHEROKEE *COUNTY. |l
By order of the Town Commission- .
ers directed to the undersigned deputy
tax collector of the town of Mur- I
phy, I will sell on Monday, Septem- (
ber 11, 1939. at the court house door
in Murphy, N. C., and each day thereafter
until sold, to the highest bidder
for cash, at public auction, the following
described lands upon which
taxes for the year 1938 have not been
paid, in the name and for the amount
given, plus four per cent pen- |
alty and cost of sale and advertising.
E. O. Christopher, 1
Deputy Tax Collector I
Name Lots Amount
Adams, W. D. Est., 1 lot 17.50 '
Alexander, J. W. 1 lot 3.06 {
A/ley, W. M. 1 lot 60.55 |
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Alley, Porter, 1 lot 53.5S
Axley. Mrs. L. D. 1 lot ..._ 35.18
Adams. Mrs. E. E. 1 lot 5.25
Barnett. H. D. 1 lot 62.34
Bates Lester. 1 lot 5.3c
Battle. Mrs. Jane 1 lot 1.75
Baxter, Joanna. Est. 1 lot 12.25
Bourne, L. M. 1 lot 7.0C
Boyd, W. A. 1 lot ? ? 8.75
Bowles, H. S. 1 lot 10.51
Candler, G. VV. 1 lot 102.9S
Carringrer, J. B. Exr. 1 lot 26.25
Carrinjjer, D. V. 1 lot ? 45.62
Coburn, J. E. Est. 1 lot 1.75
Coleman, Frank. 1 lot 4.46
Collien. Geo. VV. 1 lot 1.75
Cook. \V. VV. 17 lot 6.74
Cooper. Mrs. Grace P. 1 lot .... 56.88
Cope. Mrs. Lelia 1 lot 56.88
Cope, G. H. 1 lot 19.25
Com well, VV. II. l lot 5.25
Davis, J. M. 1 lot 1.75
Davidson, Neil, 1 lot 28.61
Deweese, Mrs. Bessie 1 lot .... 18.20
Dickey. VV. S. 1 lot 54.86
Dickey, Mrs. Kate G. 1 lot 17.50
Dickey, VV. B. & Son. 1 lot .... 70.00
Dickey, Mrs. Lelia, 3 lots 183.75
Dickey, Charles, 1 lot 36.00
Dobbs, Mrs. C. L. 1 lot 58.63
Dockerv, B. E. 1 lot 9.92
Fain. VV. M. & Porter 4 lots 87.50
Fs5n. VV \f 20 lots 24.36
Fain. Porter, 1 lot 1.88
rain. a. r,. iteirs, 1-5 lots D
Acres 168.88
Fain, Lula, Margie Weaver
Flora Hambright, 1 lot 35.00
Fish, Charlie, 1 lot 7.26
Gentry, M. L. 1 lot 52.50
Ghormley, C. C. 1 lot 10.50
Gibson, Mrs. E. A. 1 lot ?... 2.63
Gilbert, T J. 3 lots ?... 12.69
Grant. B. P. 1 lot 122.50
Greene, Mrs. Carrie C. Heirs,
1 lot 14.00
Haigler, Sov. 1 lot 56.88
Hall, A. W. 1 lot 2.19
Harwood, J. H. 1 lot 3.94
Hawkins, Joe 1 lot 17.50
Hawkins, D. H. 1 lot 12.25
IIawkins_, E. P. 2 lots 56.26
Hefner, Kitty, 1 lot. 3.50
Heigh way, I)r. S. C. 2 lots 54.25
Hemphill, V. O. 1 lot 19.99
Ifensley, Mr.-. Vesta, 1 lot 10.50
Hill, C. B. Est.ate 1 lot 42.00
Ilill, Frank S. 1 lot 61.43
Hill, S. J. Heirs, 1 lot ?... 7.00
Hodges, L. 1 lot 22.75
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We Can Tell
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Your Future
w You're gay and young and yo\
^ always want to look your best. Yoi
A are going to comp to our shop ant
A let our experts bring out you!
A beautiful features.
men you arc going out for i
whirl, where other women will b<
envious of your smart "new1
looks. They will want to kno\
how you did it.
Plan the Future Today
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Murphy Bk
Mrs. Neva Holt
Mrs. Lovida Hemphill
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Your Boy and <
rSTURDY CLOTHES
We have both at
IAIso shirts that "stand up" ui
strong but lovely stockings and s
EVERYTHING Y<
Only a few days left?let as ha
WfflTAKERB
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\ Howell. A.
Hutches. Clingman. 1 lot .' H
. Hunsucker. (> F I
1 Hyatt, p. H. K - .
' 1 Hyde. W. M. 1 lot I
'I Johnson. Monty, l lot
,1 Jordan. J. A. 1 lot B
King* K. 11- ^ ^ 17.59 9
Kitchens, Mrs. _lra
I Lahn, Mrs. liHilti. 1 lot bul.. . 195,99 B
Lovingood, Ross 1 lot 17 59
Lovtngood, J. V,' . B
' Mallonee. Mis. Ma B
! Moody. Mrs. J. N B
Moody. Mrs. J. N B
1 Moore, Mrs. Flori B
! Mulkey. & Dickey, 1 lot 9.7} B
Mount. S. C. 2 B
Murphy Mills. 1 lot I
Murphy Real EaUti 1 lot 122j| fl
' Murray Deo. E.l 5 25 fl
McDonald, T. C. 1 1- I
Nichols* E. G. 1 lot 8.75 I
1 Odell, J. C. 1 lot 525 I
1 Odell. J. W. 1 lot 1,
Odoni. W. P. - lots W.74 I
Fainter. F. E. 1 lot I
Patton. Mrs. A. K 21 I
' rbillips. U. S. G. 1 1"' 2.58 fl
Posey. Mrs. Alma & Lclia 1 lot 21.00 fl
Ramsey, Frank Heirs 1 lots 45.00 fl
\ Ramsey. Mrs. Winnie ' lot 56.08 fl
gkirfj;. R.
Sword, P. H. 2 lots $$25 I
Taylor. W. H. 1 lot I
Teague, Mrs. Fannie A. 1 lot 3.50 I
Teague, F. L. I lot 4 50 I
t Tompson, Harvey, 1 lot I
i Tompson, Dr. J. W. 1 lot .. 69.82 J|
i Tillitt & Hobtzell 3 lots 7 00 rj
i Tilson, ?) L. 1 lot . ... 20.13 H
Tilson, W.. E. 1 lot 8.75 I
i; Townson, W. D. 2 lots . 95.02 H
11 Tate, Mrs. Frank 1 lot ... 3.50 ||
Vaughn, Miss Parrie 2 lot.-. Bal. 30.71 11
I * Warner, B. E. 1 lot 22.17 j
Warren. J. D. 1 lot 8.75 1
Weir, Mayes 1 lot 56.88 I
Wells, Mrs. R. V.. 1 lot Bal .... 35.25 I
Wells, Thurman H. 2 lots 21.87 I
Witherspoon. D. Trustee,
Wells, Lot 1 lot 9.63 I
( Woods, Mrs. J. H. Estate 1 lot 61.23 I
COLORED I
Blackwcll. Wilbur. 1 1
' Blackwell, Walter, 1 l??t j
' t arter, Boat, Heirs 11"' I
Colvard, Fred 1 lot 4.37 I
Powell. Carl, 1 lot 3.50 I
j Smith. Ed. 1 lot it.75 I
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Eye brow and lash W
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Manicures W
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eauty Shop J
Mrs. Viola Akin #
Miss Eloise Barnett J
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