HRA5STQWN N^WS
Mrs T Logan regret
. of I it M-rious illness. We
Z*ir M-r a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Beaioth Sparks an
i. birth of a daughter.
OJ.-H1! bom September 8
M, sarah Tweed, who has been
visiting Marshall 1,as returned
home
Ingram visited Miss Leth
ja Tipton in Knoxville Friday.
ylf. : ? nsr Coker had as her
?,s Wednesday. Miss Ruth Lovin
Knod ,.nd Bonnie Stalcup.
Lee Coker. who is enrolled in the
ccc mips in Murphy spent last
week with his family.
Uli Hazle Groves, of Tomotla.
ti?. week end with her par
ent Mr. and Mrs. Virg Groves.
M . iby Ingram, of Young Har
ns' ^lending some time visiting
,,, , nr. Mrs. Cora Sparks.
!?: inker made a business trip to
Allien- Tenn. last Monday.
Mr ind Mrs. Floyd Stalcup en
tertain tl Sunday at dinner the fol
low!" Mr and Mrs. B. N. Hogan
Mr .mi Mr- Luther Carringer and
children.
Mr ??<! Mrs. Ira Coker entertain
td for Sunday dinner Miss Blanch
Heriden and Edward Young, of
Blalrsville, Ga.
Mr rid Mrs. M. D. Coker spent
the week end 'n Young Harris with
their son. Walter.
Mir.- Doshia Beavers, of Letitia.
spent t! ? week visiting her brother.
Charlie Beavers.
Mr Hid Mrs. Orden Ledford and
Miss Rur.i :is of Athens were the
week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Ledford.
Mrs I' it Earley and small son.
Joe, of Tomotla. spent last week
visitin Mrs. Earley's mother. Mrs.
Joe Clayton.
Ber Hogan and Louise Coker were
visitor.- "f Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Carrins-'i r Saturday night.
Lake Ledford and Grady Hampton
Wt Monday for Glenville where they
ere employed with the Morris-Nud- j
dison Co.
Mr a : ! Mrs. S W. Carringer en
tertained Sunday night the following:
J D. CI;", ton. Bonnie staicup. Frank
Hoean. Boa Robbinson. Louise Coker
and Ber: Hogan.
Mr and Mrs. Earnest Tranth.im i
spent Sunday with Mrs. Tramtham's
mother Mrs. Florence Sparks.
o
Trynn' ;o duplicate a vaudeville i
stunt shooting ashes off a cigar
held in another's mouth, Johnny
Ricks of Batavia. N. Y.. shot out sev
eral teeth o fhis friend. Clvde Ran
del.
. :s Pedigree
:) GRAINS
e fields 15 to 25 ' o
V TiiKATED FKEE
t'io highest producing
. Carefully irspected
vovcmcnt Association.
ita over 90Cc.
v ree i:c;".iiart 3 Wheat
. : -11 n? -18 bus. per
. p. Southern Experiment
Heaviest yielding and
oing wheat ir. tests
1 tc. Georgia.
? Pedigree Let' 5 Oats
:: viewing oat for grain,
! - r v . iter pasture. Yielded 9*>
bn-'- r nere in a State test
( >D > Pedigree lioanllcaa Barley
Mclfii l (,2 bu:-. per acre in a State
Experiment Station test.
WOOIVS rcdigree Abruzzl Bye
Mule highest yield on record (67.2
bu- per acre) in an Ex. Station toot.
Auk yr,Ur locnl dealer for them.
Wrtte for Wood's FAIL CATAIO?
"'Urtrating fall Recdn. Mailed Free
Miirx n Vnk (i r,., , ? ,t
v)Fi?0! litre Si re .v
K KV|? ... ? t ? ... V,
?' ?? ? H>* Mil
i?i ?' ' v n v M hi ?> 'n
?k returning .* me Thursday.
I it Sir Betty Ruth Curt'- < r-??j.
v ? x-overini' ?iom her recent at
i;' tr ol blood poisonint*
Mrr. Ovar B?!>?-\v rctc'e business
f 't to the home ol Mr. anil Mrs.
" ie: Vol par Fndi
A li. Ore < " ' ers :> \ ;
Miiess visitor here Saturday.
Weldpp Helton who :s a", emnlovee
c 'hi Tenne?*ee Cwner Co.. .s lak
!nt his vacation this we<-c .
" ? :.nard M A. of our
f< :ward looking b;-.n' nen. trac'
f ! his car for a pick-u?) which m- t
hi: needs much better.
Mr. and Mrs. John R Broc't- rn:;
"vo babies left here early .c'inriav
North Tazewell. Va where thev
a c to make their futur home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Swain ami
nndson. Charles. were the dinnrr
-nests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. \V.
t_ Garrcn.
o
Bccause her husband used three
poldfish of hers for fishing bait,
Mrs. Eciith J. Longe of Boston filed
uit for divorce.
Murphy Unit Members of NCEA Elect
Officers, Plan Program For Year
j :4c?tinii on the li.st 7 u< ;,.y ol
n.tntk. t..c Muipj.y scnool
i.embership of thi Noitii Ca:un<
Education Association dr ied
omnlfic program lor monthly meei
ni throughout the coming ? <?: -
i T *. C V - 1 r p
I ive teachers from the state. The local
I *.? nunilvKMitp. ?. . ? . . .
rent. includi , 'a: :-nm Mur
ph* l;.s:h school. Mur: ; ( ntary
<. col. Tomotlr. Grape C"tk Ba'c*
jC eek ar.d Kinney scl ols.
Mt i ?ini"- W : 1 ? ? . ' ? '
'Tuesday o! each month cii:r ?'
I school term In the new Hor.v F
ionomics building. Supper. planned by
? Miss Virginia Benton, home rcw.
Mr? Ad Ranker of Ford Citv
P;r . sat through a church service
after breaking both wrists in a fall
?.s she tniertu. and tiiu nut uiert
tlon the accident to friends until
the service endeed.
Wlllard Potts of Cairo. 111 . has
been married four times, each time
to a girl whose first name was Alice
; ;ai trui'ir. will be served at
tach meeting.
0!!:;ir; fltctcd lor tile 1940-41
trim arc as follow?:
Mr- J \V. Davidson, president
K C" Wright. vice-president Mi -
J. H Ax'-y. so< "i ry. Miss L<! i
H; .ps :ia- :er.
1 ne program committtee plannc I
th? 'r'lowin" "rr ..m for the vpa
v ' " O n ?: a! "utiv i f
tli? year' , . s. ,<lv of thr hai ( -
book. I. ' .1 committee Mi Hi-,
(ion reti imn.: Miss Emily Swon.:
tenure -l'*id Mallonee: adequate
:< :::pcn?.:ier Miss Kathleen Hcr
son: longer school term B R Car
ii''.! TI Public Relations: Organi
zation. M: Miriam Allen: Past ac
complishments and future plan-.
Miss Willie Lou Wells 111 Profpssion
al relations The N C. E. A . plans for
1940-41. Miss Lide: place of the
teacher. Miss Ann Hill. IV Teacher
welfare functions: The Future Teach
er. Mrs. Lawrencp Myprs. V. Dpvel
opment of the community: school
propram. suggestions for work of the
unit. Mrs. J. W Davidson VI. Plan^
iand suggestions for the scrapbook
M- Evelyn Pa!M'M
November I The N C E A and Its
fi k Fr:inklins plan of sell im
provement. J F smith. II Future
teachers of America Miss Mary Lev
Pelmet .
December I Panel discussions of:
North Carolina education. Teacher
growth and democracy, national
defense Mr H Bueek K
Wright. E Hauge Mrs Virginia
Cobb. Mrs. Julian Pitzer. C. 11
Chambers.
January I Guidance in the class
room and homeroom. Mrs Harry
Miller: Music. E Haruge.
February ? I. School Community:
inventory. Mr- Dair Shields; url
and handicrafts Mrs. J. h Axley:
He v.- civic organizations can help.
Miss Frances Dixon
March I Childhood education:
pictures. Miss C'.ara MrCombs. books.
Mrs. Martha Adams: Toys, Miss
Mary Nelle Williamson; music anil
recitations.
April ? Topic: Summary of year's
?work. Detailed survey from each
committee. Presentation of scrap
book.
NEW
1041
Ir* some years, some cars
take r. big jump ahead. The
Ifd flats i >'/ u , for JV/1.
It has jumped ahead in
T; s the ? f F?rd
wo\ c ever built. r.isi .7- // >/
Ii%' "dcr. It has
'? 'lba*r. J sc.;.:n4 i > m
is u uU r by as much as 7
inc es. It has m .*? wide
d(: ? y .;nd
New, slower-action springs
give a slow, gentle, girling
movement. A nrt;-ly <lcsic*it d
stabilizer helps absorb road
shocks, and maintains bal
ance <in sharp curves an J in
c? < >ss :nds.
>? rid ticceti'ratinn to
! itv f.i.tui i : r speed
p \ 1- ? i - A -."-S > :v?\ d
a ? ^ : i ? 'C I ic f ? :* *.o c . - \c.
Gel ihe ^acts and You'll Get a Ford.'