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1*1 :f.IS||KI> I \ I "tV ilH'KSDAY
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|M>\ : h Carolina a rccond class
' : ur.:i r A.t * March 3. 1397.
* C. Olmsted Publisher
ll.it \\ lliam>un . Kditor
Buili.ua Mrronr; .... Soeial Editor
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A Credit to Ths Bench
p. .. i.:.. ? .11 Cierokie C'ountv. and h<
1 1 til. .. ,1 i nui-e that mean: ..of tj
the -uil'V and joy to those who
vauie clear.'
I , I -! vevk when it was suggested !
. I
tlia . Con: t adjourn over in- A tv a.
c sad and perhaps for the term ieav- 1
ing the civil case-, for a regular term,
Jud Bobbin j?u: !us foot down
a Hat ? :.o." i-.'i. ? -a .1 M.iui.
that ? intended, if ;>> ? c.
the dockets.
In other '.'ord- His Hon "" ryit
interest, ol' people aoove ms >wn
con.: irt. He remembered ;h? :
day a man t.iusf. con ? to c
to :.ait in :n : >r Cu-->e m _e
called, cost.-. that man moi. ?
hin. time he can never reaa-n. rr.a>
mean a lost business opurtun: y
tiia' w ill never came again.
t >i" men charged with criminal of
fend. postponement of ita?ei ? if
they are innocent ? keeps them from
acc. pting employment in another
section of the country.
The too frequent practise of som?
juii-ie.s in adjourning court over tilt
week end ? or several days before
the end of ttie regular term, so that
they could have a vacation, at home
lias meant costly delay to many, ana
in some cases, actual hardship.
Even to the guilty, if they were
con lined in jail. Judge Bobbitt's plan
to clear the docket, if possible, wa.
good news. Time spent in the county
jail, awaiting trial is known as "jaw
bone." It means just that much ex
tra confinement in addition to tiieii
sentences. Naturally every man v ho
faces conviction wants to be sent to <
the roads, or the penitentiary, as
quickly as possible. Tile quicker he
begins building his tim \" the
quicker he gets out.
For those guilty ones put on bond,
who hoped to "wear their ca-.es out"
by a long series of continuances, the
plan was not so good For Judge B ? >
bitt has 1: Je sympathy witi. cri
minals, and ilis sentences whi ? not
excessive, certainly were not light.
Summed up. the Judge regarded
the ses.ion as a 'ask to !>;? done as
speedily and as efficiently as po*i
ble. He wo . not harsh- but neither
did last minute pleas for leniency
1 where none was deserved > have any
effect. Calmly, dispassionately, he
sought to make the punishment f:t
the crime."
He will be back in Murphy again,
he announced, to preside at the
November Term and every good
citizen in this section should be
glad.
Judge Bobbitt is a credit to the
Bench.
Boy Hit by TVA Auto
Reported Improving
Little Jimmie Stiles, two and half
year old son of Dlllard Stiles, of Mar
tins Creek has been returned to his
home and is steadily Improving.
Little Jimmie's leg was broken above
the thigh when hit by a car about
ten days ago.
It was first reported to and written
in the Scout hat llie Jimmie had
been hit by a TVA truck while play
ing in the road and had been taken
\* c : or., ' >nd r 'd *
' ,uid collar **d ir.ier ' ' ' :a.i:uto: I 1
)mc ::
E 'T* bed ;n the jaii IfKNied to be !
? -?> ? i * _ d . adding ' I v. i
rtndows n *? I rt paii n . mat
. . .? ::: ;> : >: >nd:t: ?. and .
: ia- : were no. prov-U.-J : j
tiie bed.: -
? Vt, be ftjgt :-.-i ! ?c a" or. -on Ofi? !
? n1 t.-.a: and the nu'.'i,-.
Or* .-I J )" -1.' .l'.'. j
unle - lv> pr )v:dod with ex: a :na* * j
- allow t haium-'.. !%????:)?
m ? :? will *dj mpossiait un
'. ? > * prisoners are left with ) -: an:
.:a ?.-? a: ail while the .supply or
r..: : 'v.iu " i ?.?,d. He in ??:! out !
that :t is pot possible to wash a f ? '? !
1 a*, a time because the 'ail Is so of. 'nj
full.
The trash can cover, co'.emir. e.\- 1
'ilained had been stolen jus: '-Wore ,
'.he Grand jury made its inspection j
and l. ? ..ij :: ha- -.a.- to t : ? new
j. . ? r ' de
clirer! to be the work of recerr '
raer". one of them in-an *
The dirt reported on -. ? .". >or> '
Coler-ar. said ??>.- :ue to ?. > fact
:a he ..: as mi-. : ? .:fore
..ie daily clear, -a;- ad b-=r. art
"d. As "? e '.vail, and ceil. ?; Jail
.- C ... :..a'. ;j iivhat thi needed
?? .s r... - washing as new
| pain;.
I. sheets are provided. 2 kept
clean, there proba ;ly will h? ? t s be
a ?p->cial appropriation to niiet the
:. ? 'J. allowing a change for each
bed.
TVA Announces
New Appointments
At Local Projects
Tho Tennessee Valley Authority
has announced appointment of nine
representatives .0 direct inanags
ment of properties and to be respon
sible for the health and safety pro
gram at the TV As four new Hiwassee
, P.oject* ? Apalachia. Chatuge. Not
| tely. and Ocoee No 3.
Management of real property anc
l related facilities throughout this re
j gion ha* ' n assigned to A. D. P.ieg
er. Man - "r of TVA properties in
'.he Ciia Tanooga area.
Edward H. Watson, formerly as
,.tr t.> the Camp Manager jt
Watts Bar Dam. has cc.ii a,'P inted
Camp Manager for the Apalachia
Project, with additional responsibili
. v f ' the m?:ia:;ement of Hiwassee
, Village, housing an.l facilities at
I Murphy, and accommodations at
i Chatuge, Nottely. and Ocoee No. 3
i projects. He will be responsible to
Mr. Rieger.
The population readjustment pro
gram will be directed by W. T. Hunt
from offices at Murphy. North Caro
lina.
Activities of the Health and Sa
fety Department will be administer
ed through an area office located in
Murphy.
The following appointments have
been made for health and safety
services in the Hiwassee area, which
includes <in addition to th? const
ruction projects > operations at Hi
wassee Dim, Blue Ridge, Parksvill?.
and Ocoee No. 2.
Area Administration ? Dr. O. M
Derryberry. Senior Health Officer
in-Charge: James W. Hardy. Safety
to his home before being brought to
the hospital. This was an error.
Little Jimmie was crossing the road
to go home when he was hit by a
TV A car, and was brought directly
: to the hospital by his father.
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\ IS: ?? './.iu1: v: :s
A vpu
to *o in : Ft I.- !v.r;- ? f:'.
>. i. ? a- . C. . t* JV9? Jt-coa:*'
: " .1 .. ad ? : ten." St
ationed first in Wa-hi:s?t ?? ae ua
plac- i In .1- : ar. >fl:ce in
NMhVlIle. Ten!:. Ihcn i? * ?- OtilU .!
b vk to V.'.i- in ' -:i- e ' ' Chic
a:o. back U'j. '..i-.j-ja a.iai
thence to New York. back to Wash
ington once more ana thru to Phi
ladelphia. whi ro .w ls no* stationed.
Hi- ? ar.* "iie Gimb.-l build
in-. -nd he has .i sked the Scout to
t*?".dor a - ? neral invita*i.ii ' ) com
and MC him jj In UM City of Brot
herly Love.
Col. Cosp-: whwe woik .-.a- to d
nu reiulmt : .:i ui iuotor trdrj'.p?:
tation. declarv - hit .-.e is unhappy.
He wants to back in Me army:
but can't d > it because at phv.>ica'
d:;aba.:Uy. Incurred in line of d'itr
\v:th the A. E F. Applying for re
call he was told he would net '.e
recalled unlo -. ajs ilutely n:ce.=-.\n--.
He mjd.' a notable record in the
a my. C .mm.**. .ned a Second Lieu
tenant early in 1917 he rose rapidly
through the \*anaus grados. ar.d
was retired as a Colonel. Friend*
here- and this includes just ibJtt'
everybody ir. Cherokee County ? ?
predict that if he doe.-, get back in
the service, he probably will come
our owning the arm7.
While "home" Co!. C"op?r plan;;
to make a present of his big Mur
phy residence to his daughter. Mrs
H. A Mattox, but says he plans to
build a five room bungalow for him
Officer, and O W. K)c:r.i'.iy, Jr.,
Associate Sanitary Engineer.
Apjlachia Dam ? Dr. Jjlin C.
Sharp. Health Officer.
Ocoee No. 3 Dun ? Dr. Sammuel
H. Freas. A-isociaie Medical Officer
Murphy Office ? Dr. Gordon G.
Sirdsong. A.s^aciate Medical Officer.
.Appointment.-! for Nottely Dim and
Chatuge Dam are pending.
? a a i
is. ..<? . il nf * o-njec. int . M
\
:r. :I a: area.
J* : :no:- ai:o will . ecei* e :hj ph s
p!..i ?- ?: ?: John W. Ro-.-. G. vv
Ba:..i'- E ?V BaTe-. Ba) 3ran:'.:r
Joh:-. Clark. S. Cjiomjn. Gej.n
C. f :d. John Dockerv. s. W
Ers?u> Albert K:!oy. P. L. Roberta.
McMillan, a. s. Moss. R. w
Martin. B B. Morrc-.\. j. w. odotn.
C . W M V sung B ;:j p.
? : Li ? Murphy and \V. M
P. ? '.
PERSONALS
Ra; ?: . las; week end here
w v. i.Ld \I - W >! Film
Mr. a:;.! M Hrn:e S v.e- ant
dau,'h'.?? Charleen r.d Wanda, w
Hai.mc:;. Ten:-... Willi arrive :rt M :r
pny l.'l v ea iir. 3o ? -
beer, 'r?.r :err_-ci here v.::'.: the T
V. A.
A. 3. Ja.-.< Meyers and M ?>. V. n
Dai s. o. C.t ' arrived V.'eJ:; ?
day !or a visit, here with Miss Clara
Mcl irnba.
7.? j C-en;;\ 3:.. Owsa'j"
Mr- W. G. Owenby aad liL'.i" Jutfv
Ox aby ; Ma.ietta were v:.si:ji\> in
tow.-. Sur.ua;..
fc.rs. 'J L. Alvema ani "I.
Eld Qu'*a9 were visiters lr. Bry
son "ity. TV^.s'la','.
M". ard Mrs. .Ti-n Franklin Miss
Elizabeth Frankiin. and Miss Marion
Axl- 7 Wild vUitc.-> la Aousville.
Tue day.
St.-. and Mrs. Vaughn Rarer of
Taf . Cal., arrlvea <S'^nday tor n
I vis'.! h . a:1-.'.: ttrs. Rapir'3 sistJ:'.
Mrs. Bill Gentry and Mrs. Don Gen
try.
self and wife right next door. No
matter where I am stationed he said.
Murphy is where I really live."
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-Muiinell Wxliun
Ww Smith, M;
*???? i-. K. Sliles were
C :> -viile Sunday.
B. Ma;iev.
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" ... ?3. ..I J "V. - .inn
j C WM a vU-.r to- ..
Ti.- CI;..- 5;i d : ,?
Hll. s>.*nt Mtiluia: .
Jerry Davidson. of Ba.,. r;?-j
:r. i>:..ew po.t. La. u , ?
Anr,' A " C?n?s in..:,.
..<1 d v, here tllis a .
pare!; -. and Ml.-. J ,. . avid,
son.
Cap.u? . f ' <1,' \\ ... an-. ; *0.
. :2 -v.;* City.
IlV.:... s.ieitt laot week or .
M: s. \Y. L. Kirven o i
C :? visiting here v.. : iaj
Mrs C. L McCx-'.a::.
Mr. and Mr-. V. C. '.Vr - . wen
t:-.r dinner guens of M S?ra
C P at the Ttrr. . a
Ar.drev - :as: Friday - . :
Frtd Dickey i -1 - . -;;ent
| ? ::i da 3 here this
j Miss Polly Anderson, of .V. . S.
C., is visiting in MurpBj . . ,-.er
j.ater. Mis. Jim Gibbs.
Mrs. Hayes Leat.i" aai
can, iter. Ann It:: Wednesday for*
weeks vsit in Oriandi OcaU,
Pla with relatives.
Mrs. Mei.ssa Dale. a?e.i a-)vr. 85
ysar;, is ?. patient in Petrie : ispital,
? b.e. - ner condition is reported to
i?? crticai. Mrs. Dole is a r.';;ient
of Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E A. ?rsoa,
;! Ala., visited here several
day t-'.L-. "eek with Mr. ar. J Mrs.
I C. L. Aiverson.
I Miss Mable Callahan if Cullman.
Ala., will arrive Saturaay to visit
w'.'.'x her sister. Mrs C. L Al.vr
son.
,vi,.>. LUwdi'd o . Miller oi AManti
is visiting here with her motlier-in
law. Mrs. E. 3. Miller.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H MrCall of
Ashevllle spent last week er.J Here
j with Dr. MoCall's mother. Mrs. J.
H. McCall.
Be good to Yourself,
for once . , .
GET AN OUTFIT WITH REAL CLASS
SUPER-FINE SHIRTS AS LOW AS $1 (Limited supply)
NON-CREASE TIES 50c to $1
DRESS SHOES (Bostcnian & Mansfield, $3.50 to $8.50
WEINBERG WORK SHOES $2.50 to $4
(These shoes have arch supporters and cushioned soles ?
Strudy as an Oak Tree, but Pretty Enough for "Dress.")
PHOENIX SOCKS (Rayon and Lisle) only 25c
Silk and Lisle, 50c ? A few pairs of Pure Silk at $1.00
SUITS and ODD TROUSERS, MADE BY A NATION
ALLY FAMOUS HOUSE; SOLD and GUARANTEED
UNDER OUR OWN LABEL
Suits $15 $17.50 $22.50
T rousers $2.50 to $5
(Note: ? We are able to Offer these Unusually Low
Prices Because of an Exceptionally Good "Buy." We
Cannot Guarantee as Low a Range after the present
Supply Is Gone
We Hand!? Onlv The Best
The MAN Store
MURPHY'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE HABERDASHERY
J. W. Davidson, Mgr.