Help Wanted
WANTED: Middle Mttd white liouse
keepe: Steady work if found satis
lactorj. PleaM apply Mrs. Juiin
Poiy Jr.. Phone 185-W. lt-pd.f
OPENING fOH EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN to work retail trade
It:: ' .-v. EXCELLENT .ncomt lor
n . :: capable and qualified :o yet
. Oive a}.; and < xpi : .ence
wlien : t j . Replies will be held)
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N. M rr>: v \\ C. 52-31-c)
For Sale
ICR .1.1 -HP E: ' Ou'.oJa.t! j
M ? P tic ally at* -940 mo- 1
till. R" r.iy 5,3 it ten houi
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FOR -ALE il.i-int - ..Hon t
M . ? - H.w.a It . Appalac:i:a|
h . E.;.:(i;nis and Rwahact
Combine: :ie i. c o I ground. J
only 5500. G;>cc! Business site.
Building alone cost more than to- 1
tr.! salt price.
Murphy Realty Co Gen. InMir- 1
ar.re. Phor.e 175. 53-2t-ch|t
FOR SAW.. Five room house, all mo- 1
<rf:u tcnuniences. Cash or terms.
W. M. Pain. '53-3:-chg'
FOB :-ALE: 50 S'.ulding lots from |
$100 00 :? C. .?h or terms W. M.
Fa.n. ' 53-3T-chgi
Wanted
HATCHING EACH WEDNESDAY, |
Red E ;. .. Rock*. New Hamp
shire Crosses. Hatching eggs ,
- an:ed. The Burgin Hatchery. |
Marion, N. C. l-4t-pd>.
For Rent
FOR RENT Five room house on]
Peaehtree. also farm for sale. See i
I,:. ? Fannie Wells. Murphy Rt. 1
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FOR RENT: 6 houses near Hiwassee
Dam. Cool location. Rent from $10
to $lg per month. For informat
jen call Dockery's store. <51-4t-p>
FOR RENT: 2 office rooms, steam .
1 eat and recently renovated. See |
Mrj. J. N. Kill. Phone 26.
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Classified Display
Dr. L. T. Russell
DENTIST
X-Ray Service
Phone 42: Sunday & Night: 104
Murphy, N. C.
Protect Your Loved
Ones With A
QUINN & HUMPHREY
Mutual Burial Certificate
Only Costs 25c to Join
Quinn & Humphrey
Mutual Burial Association
Ceppsrhill, Tenn.
DR. E. L. HOLT
Dentist - X-ray Specialist
Hill-Parker Bldg.
Murphy, N. C.
among
laxatives
all over the South
Fractured Skull . . .
Continued from Trent Parr I
p to :t 1 i'.c work, and tsar,
:o t : , v.- v - . ?I< went back "o tii
: treatment was resumtd, atui
he sumcd to mend rapid!}'.
Once more he seemed to have prac -
ticalijr recovered. and oner more he
was allowed to return to Andrews.
A second relapse came soon a.'t< r
he had alt the hospital, and iie was
forced :o go back attain. This time
hi ,'aiied to respond to treatment,
and grew steadily worse, finally laps
soon as possible, so that i: will be
T:ie deceased is survived b.v his
widow, : he former Miss Gibby oi
Junaiuska. and eight children, a:,
boy. Turn- of his sons are by a for
m< : marriage.
F.nal tribute, were paid at service -
?tit: ;:i the And: ius Ftuiera: Home
M :uUy < wiling. at 5 clock. with
!?.?; ? me friends serving as pal:
bea: ? . T. ? services were conducted
Rev. E. F. Baker. o! the An
B . t Church and the Rev.
Ixi : o Andrew*. Intel -
".w ioeai cemetery. w;.l>
Fi . . Fun1 : al Home .n charge oi
..n ar.nftr.' r.:-.
Murphy Section . . .
(Continued from Front Pagci
?u- a. tit - and putting out intensive
? Mori. Then he called nib boss and
? Id ium ' a ; he had raised SI 1"J.
"\Vt have the cash, too." Forsyth
said. How much of yours is cash?"
Well, Peretee admitted, "to tell
you the truth about the only cash I
have was donated by myself or b;.
employes in the bank and a fen
merchants."
Forsyth says he is going to demand
that nearly S100" which Ferebee
boasted he had raised, even if the
Banker has to pay it out of his own
pocket.
Following is a list of new sub
scribers to the fund from the lower
end of the county:
Gleaners Class, Murphy Baptist
Church.
Mrs. \V H. Griffiths.
Douglas Sniit.
Edith Dobbs.
The H. T. Hackney Company.
Jim II. Gibbs.
Mrs. Charles McGill.
J. M. McAllister.
T. T. Johnson.
Miss Mary Gassman.
r. J. Hrnn.
Peyton G. Ivie.
Miss Sara Ashcraft.
Miss Helen Palmer. 1
Mrs. Verner.
Miss Nease.
Mr. Bingham.
Sheridan Stiles.
Mr. Jones.
Bill Cloud.
Fred Armantrout.
J. W. Andrews.
Miss Anna Clark McDonald.
Miss Lucy Prudy.
Jack W. Hines.
Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Savage.
D. A. Stewart.
Earl Payne,
B. B. Cornwell.
W. E. Studstill.
Elmer R. Stiles.
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S. S. CONFERENCE
The tri-township annual Sunday
School conference will be held Sun
day at Snow Hill church at 3 o'clok,
C. S. D. S. T. All teahers and lead
ers are especially urged to attend.
o
When Ivan Spencer of Des Moines,
la., was operated on for appendicitis,
an X-ray revealed that his heart,
liver and gall blader were on his right
side, and the appendix on the left.
Typhoid Carrier . . .
Continued From Pair Onr.)
it.a-srs t:ia: htvt no; been Mer
liztd a ;:d In .'?f i . r?) other ways. L'n
nipped in the a sinii.t c se
of typhoid may easily develop into
ai: < v.iiemic"
Dr. Which a rd iu< instructed m::n>
residents of the Biav?: Dam section
to necessary precautions, amt has
warned that pollution 01 streams will
be criminally prosecuted.
Ho has asked the Scjut to publish
an appeal to every person in this
health district who has not taken the
typhoid immunization tieatment
durin;: the Health office in Murphy,
or in any of its stations in the three
counties.
"We have bce-i very proud of cur
record of two ye J rs without a case in
in three counties" Dr. Whichard said
"Now. through o carricr. it has been
broken, bu: we are determined, if
humanly possible, to confine the ou*
brenk to this one case."
The Health .'.':cer added tha.
young Radford, the victim, seems
? nave only a mild attack, and
probably will recover.
jack Luiher . . .
Continued fr<>m Front Parr)
v.i-.e Roy Pullium. Jamf; Whitaker.
rnti Waiter Bryson, all of Anderwt
and Garland West of Tomoila. Ti'.c
body '?'?as found about 7 o'clock Tues
day momine.
After Bradley's pole had loeated
the dead boy Garl..nd West stripped!
and dived. He got hold of the drown- |
boy's hair, but the coldness of the |
water foiced him to come back to
the surface. Then Whitaker dove
down, and (tot hold of the drowned
boys' arm. but the body was so tight
ly wedged he could not dislodge it.
When Whitaker climbed back into
the boat, there was a conference, as
a result of which the party rowed
ashore and got two potato diggers.
Cutting down two saplings. they
fashioned long poles which were
fastened to the potato diggers. Then
tr.cy rowed back to the spot, over
the bedy, and. working painstakingly |
finally managed to get the diggers
under the body, and lift it to the
surface.
Tne victim met death as a result of
trying to get a rowboat.
Fishing from the bank with his
brother Vernon, aged 26. the latter's
wife, and another brother. Clyde,
aged 13. Jack noticed a row-boat
on the other side of the river, about
150 feet across. Stripping to his
underware. he swam over to get
the boat, but when he got about ten
feet from it he saw that it was chain
ed o a tree and padlocked.
Jack turned to swim tack and had
reached almost the middle of the
river when his strenght Rave out
He called for help, and his brother
Clyde called back telling him to get
on his back and float until he, Clyde,
could reach him. Then, although a
poor swimmer. Clyde dove in.
When Clyde reached Jack, the
latter grabbed him around the neck
with a strangling grip, and both
went down. For a moment it seemed
that botli would drown. There was
a struggle and Clyde finally managed
to free himself. Before he could re
sume his attempt at rescue, however.
Jack sank: came up some feet dis
! tant, and before Clyde could reach
him sank once more ? for the last
time. Too exhausted to dive. Clyde
swam back to shore and set out for
help. Then he worked all night trying
to find the body.
Funeral services were set two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, from
the Valley River Baptist Church,
which is only a short distance from
the Luther residence and where Jack
was a regular attend both at Church
and Sunday School The Rev. Denny
officiated, and pallbearers were for
mer friends and school-mates of the
drowned youth. Foryath Funeral
Home was In charge of arragements.
with burial in the Church cemetery.
DR. F. K. GARDNER
OPTOMETRIST
No. HH Paiton Ave. Ashevtlle, N. C.
WOl BE AT
DICKET HOTEL. MURPHY. N. C. THURSDAY. AUG. 1th. 1941
EYE8 EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED
We eater to those who do not with to pay the hltk-prled fen
charged by * one far examination and lluan and who wish pre*
?erlpUon irasnd (ban at a reasonable price.
TVA Begins . . .
(Continued from Pi|r One)
in the Elkins home on Tpnnrssre
and applications are beinc
:ak?n for all kinds o! construction
work, the majority of workmen hired
being unskilled, however.
Employment of workmen has beer,
entirely by requisition o' the various
departments with large numbers be
ing taken by the Project planning
the Construction and Maintenance
and the Reservoir Clearance divis
ions.
Several men have b?en employed
temporarily by the engineering divi
sion during the past several weeks
but many of these are expected to
be hired permanently.
Two units of 50 men have been
employed and sent to each of the
Hayesville and Blairsville projects
in the Reservoir Clearance u.vi.MOii-.
due to the fact that these two darn*
will be finished so rapidly. The sche
dule calls for completion in approxi
mately six months.
Other major divisions will go to
work first at the Appalachi site and
Me Ocoee No. 3 site where construct -
ion will require a much longer time.
Core drillers have been at work
since before approval of the projects
a: all four sites and foundations have
been reached, excavation to follow
immediately. Other workmen are
buisiy engaged m construction oi
temporary offices and tool and sup
ply houses.
All houses remaining from the Hi
w-assee Dam project at Hiwassec vil
lage have been reoccupied and 3C
additional houses will be built foi
-ccomodations of workmen's families
Doromitory accomodations for 2!
women will also be provided.
Doromitor;.- accomodations for ap
proximately 240 men will be const
ructed at Farner with tent accomo
dations for an additional 200 men.
Plans also call for a probable ad
ditional dormitory accomodations a;
Farner for 180 men.
On sites where houses are raised
all modern sewage, water light and
street accomodations will be provid
ed. The houses, however, will not be
permanent. A new type of house
some in two unit and some in foui
will be brought to the sites and bolt
ed together complete with all in
terior accomodations. These houses
are demountable and will be remov
| ed to other projects when these are
finished.
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' Gives Quickest Pick
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Gives More Power.
Gives More Miles Per
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TEXACO OIL
Soothes your engine.
Makes it Work better
Costs Less.
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STATION
Murphy, N. C. John Poaey, Mcr
Chafing th.; h..
would arm hewelt with mVa?!**
and then rha.se h,m arwij
her shop, pummtlme
when she caught hint u,vid J*
lander of Conbridge,
a divorce.
I
henn
theatre
mtjhphy, north carouna
K Thurs. & Fri.. July 31-Aug 1
Joan Crawford and Mrhrin
Douglas In ?
'A WOMAN'S FACE
Added ? March of Time No. 12
"New Engb.nds's 8
MiV.ion Yankees"
Saturday. August 2
Gene Autry Jc Smiley llurnrttt In
"BACK IN THE
SADDLE"
13th Chapter of
"GREEN HORNET STRIKES
AGAIN"
Late Show Sat. 10:3? p. m.
Frank Morgan and Anne
Rutherford In ?
"WASHINGTON
MELODRAMA"
Sunday, August 3
Anne Shirley & Richard Carlson
?IN?
"WEST POINT
WIDOW"
Monday & Tuesday, August 4 4 5
Dennis Morgan, Wayne Morris
and Jane Wyman In?
"BAD MEN OF
MISSOURI"
Wednesday, August 6 ?*
DOUBLE FEATURE
Guy Kibbee and Dink Trout In?
"SCATTERGOOD
BA1NES"
?ALSO?
"STRANGE ALIBI"
Thur. & Fri.; August 7-8
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake hi
"BLONDIE IN
SOCIETY"
Saturday, August 9
Bill Boyd In?
"BORDER VIGIL
ANTES"
14th Chapter "GREEN HORN*1
STRIKES AGAIN"
Late Show Sat. 10:36 p. ??
Richard Cortei, Wm- Lundlf??
?IN?
"SHOT IN THE
DARK"