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UNAKA NEWS Mrs. J- B. Uose of Fort Louden wthe week end guest of Mrs Ma' iiael Allen. Frank Morrow of Ollbertsville. Kentucky spent last week end here. The many <T lends of J. O. Dry son will be glad to leam he Is Improving after an Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts and Mrs. Bessie Smith were visitors u Tellico Plains Saturday. Mrs. J. O. Bryson. Mrs. D. B. Roberts and Mrs. Wayne Roberta ?ere visitors In Murphy Monday Miss Ada Belle Jonea Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Olen Jones In Andrews this week. Mrs. Gerdie Davis of Bethel com munity was thtf guest of Mrs. Oscar Davis Saturday. Mrs. Grant Phillips visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Phillips In Andrews Monday. Garlen Davis and the Rev. W. H Graham were visitors in Ranger. Monday. Mrs. John McMlllen was the guest of Mrs. M. P. Coleman in Murphy, Monday. M.\ and Mrs. Brance McMlllen of Watts Bar were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McMlllen. Floyd Rose and Robert Chambers u? Port Louden wsrs visitors here last week end. PATRICK NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Dua! Burgess were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Car) Qulnn at Vests last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ulen Hamby were the guests of his mother, Mrs. Mary Hamby. Saturday night. John Picklesimer was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Croft at Liberty Sunday. Glen Hamby and Roy McHan were visitors in Murphy, Saturday. Paul Allen and Miss Ruth Hamby were married January 12. Gene Croft of Farmer was the guesi of Lee Horton, Sunday. The many friends of Miss Blanch Beaver wil be glad to hear she is im proved after an illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Picklesimer were the guests of his parents. Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Picklesimer. Sunday. Sanford Ledford who has been confined to his bed several months i" seriously i'l at this writing. Roosevelt Hamby is ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hamby were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hor ton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Reid and family were visitors at Oak Park Sunday. Boiling Springs News The many friends of Loyd O'Dell will be sorry to hear he is ill. Mv. and Mrs. Don Graves spent last week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills. Arvie Garrett visited his mother at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Allen and children visited Mrs. Allen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dockery. Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis. Miss Janice O'Dell was the Sun day dinner guest of Miss Cleo Mills. ANDREWS THEATRE ANDREWS, N. C. FRI.-SAT., Jan. 31. Feb. 1 John Wayne In? Blue Steele Also Chapter 2 "KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED SUNDAY, February 2 Jackie Cooper, Bonita Granville In? Gallant Sons With Gene Reynolds. Jone Prie*ser. MON.-TUES. Feb. 3-4 Lionel Barrymore, Lew Ayres In? Dr. Kildare's Crisis With Lorraine Day. Robert Yoon* Hiwassee Dam New* Health Dept. to Have Prenatal Clinic Feb. 3 The County Health Department will establish a prenatal clinic it the school. Children from 6 months to 1 I year old will M accepted for an ex amanatlon. The first clinic will be held Monday. February 3. from 1 to 4 p. m. P. T. A. NEWS The P. T. A. held the regular, monthly meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Edna Oschwlnd, president calling the meeting to order. Due to the Illness of both the pro gram chairman and secretary. Mrs Oschwlnd had charge of the program with Miss Kisselburg substituting for Mrs. Webb, secretary ana treasurer After welcoming the membtrs and friends who were present. old busi ness was discussed and new busine ; brought before tha bod?. It was de cided to serve hot cocoa with the plate lunches instead of milk. T>>f children who want milk will be re quired to pay cash for it so there will be enough money to pay th? monthly bills. Plans were discussed for planting a 5 acre garden ar.cl raisin; ve?c ables for the lunch room. Mrs. Ver die Wise gave a report on t lie lunch room. Over 9.000 lunches have been served since October 22. Miss Anna Lou Kcenum who was a victim of infantile paralysis, seve ral years ago. uiged those present to help In every possible way to make the campaign against this disease a success. The audience was honored by an address from Bass Carroll, teacher in the Murphy High School. He compared the consolidated school system of North Carolina with the State Highway system. He told o! the meager heg.lining of both, start ing with free labor, then advancing until they are both now taken care of by taxes. Election for the school committee was held. This committee will strive to make the school better and more beautiful. Those on the committee will be Mrs. Q'.schwind, Jack Webb. Guy Suit, Mrs. Felix Hill and Clary Allen. Refreshments were served. CLUB NEWS The bridge club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Raley Mrs. Carroll Pitts was joint hostess. The Womans Club will hold the Watch For This Every Week SHORTTO "Everyone can master a grief except he who has it" JANUARY 29?Kansas admitted to the union, 1861. 30?Franklin D. Roosevelt bom. 1882. 31?Germany declared new ?ub campaign. 1917. FEBRUARY 1?Housing bill enacted by congress. 1938. 1?Groundhog Day. 9?Ambassador Gerard re called from Germany. 1917. 4?Senate repealed cotton, tobacco and potato con trol act. 1936. Any and Every Day The Best All Around Car Service Is Found At SHERRILI/S SERVICENTER Esco Products tegular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Allen will give a book review. PARTIES Mrj. King Walker Jr. who was foimerly Miss Cithcrne A"jcrn?thj 1 was entertained Saturday evening j with a linen shower. Bu:icd was play ed. Miss Barbara Meroney won first prize. Mrs. Curtis won s<rond high and the boobie prize a -nt to Mrs Hodges. j Those present were Mrs. H Hat- ! chett. Mrs. Walker. Miss Meroney Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. ChaTles Allen. Mrs Clyde Wood. Mrs. Edni Gschwind. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. George TullOo-s. , Mrs. Cordes. Mrs. W. O. Watson. Mrs. Vandiver. Mrs. Hodges. Miss Dona i Jean Wood and Miss Connie Gsch- ] wind. Mrs. Gschwind plans a birthday j party for her daughter. Cons'a nee Tuesday. February 4 Those on the sick, list are Mr. and M.J. Snedicora and (laughter. Pran ces. Bobbie and Billy Claud. Kvelyn Farar. Mr and Mrs. Raley. Mrs. Carroll Pitts. Buddy Oake . Mrs Oaker.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smuiia srre leaving for Lenior City after the first of February. M. Smitha will be tran sferred to Fort Louden. Mrs. Vtrdie Wise and children spent last week end visiting friend* and relatives. William Watkins. district superin tendent for the N. Y. A. student wo-k program, visited the school Tuesday ! Officer John S. Bowman. Jam Bogle and Roljert Vandivere attend- | ed the social at Liberty Saturday ( evening. SUIT NEWS Nathan II McNabb and son. Max. ' and daushter. Jackie, of Copperliill s pen' t!>? wert end with Mr. Mc Nabb'., mothei. Mr.t. Celta McNabb Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Anderson and children. Virginia. Orady and Marvin, visited Mr Anderson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E A. Anderson at Liberty Sunday. Lee Wood left Sunday morning for Fort Bragg The condition of John Stiles who was seriously hurt ane day last week while cutting timber is Improved. Mr. Stiles is a patient In sr Murphy hos pital. Mrs J. M Patterson and son?. Kalph and Harold, have been called to Cleveland. TraMwee to tl>e bed side of their daughter and sister. Ruth who Is seriously ill. Mrs. Charlie Wocd has been ill for the past few days but is improved. Mr and Mrs. Gay Hawkins have moved Into their new home which has j tut been completed Mrs. J. F. Wood made a business trip to Murphy Saturday In Lookout. Calif., fire tnteruptcd the volunteer firemen's annual bene fit ball by burning down the dance hall, a warehouse, and 1.000 cords of DEALER S NAME HERE ARE COMING -thousands of chicks of superior value--chicks that will live and grow and make money for their owners. If you want to make a profit on the chicks you buy, come in and see these sturdy, vigorous chicks, bred right, hatchcd right and sold right. Smithmont Poultry Farm and Hatchery "HOME OF QUALITY CHICKS" NEW LOW PRICES DRY CLEANING OVERCOATS ) CLEANED AND PRESSED 50C ci|iT<s OUllOj CLEANED AND PRESSED OX,Vj uatc (;nr * dy CLEANED AND BLOCKED d\t\j nprccrc Kftr 1;IUa\)Ia', cleaned and pressed tlvv LADIES' COATS. clEANBD AND PM58ED 50c or any? 4 GARMENTS _ $1.50 THESE PRICES NOW IN EFFECT AND WILL REMAIN IN EFFECT PERMANENTLY. I Murphy Laundry ? j* We Call F or And Deliver j: PHONE 159 D _ ^ B. B. Cornwell, Prop.
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