BRASSTCWN NEWS
Hullts Penland spent last week
<-nd with Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs.
.1 O. Penland.
Mr. and Mrs. In Coker and daugh
ter are visiting with Mr. Cokrr's
Muents, Mr. and Mrs M. O. Coker.
Mr. and Mrs. Quy Crisp have re
turned from Gastonia to reside here.
Be t Hu^an Jr. returned last week
from Florida to reside here with his
parents. Mr. end Mrs. Bert Hngan.
Mr nd Mrs. Ham Coffey and
Mr. and Mr- Adam Ledford spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
M. D. Coker.
Hurley Carringer who is employed
in the CCC camp at Murphy spent
tho week-end here with his parents
Mr and Mrs. Henry Carringer.
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LETTITIA
T!ic Rev. E. A. Beaver spent Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs. Olen
Clonts.
Mrs. Carrie Graham was the din
ner guest of Mis. Cora Graham Sun
day
Mrs. Pauline Braver spent Sunday
wit.h llrr mother Mrs Ornrtnu rMnnte
Miss Norma Stiles of Murphy spent
i he week-end he it' with her pa.pits.
Mr. und Mrs. Mi-Kinley Stiles.
Mi;;. Vaud Walke: spent Saturday
night with Nellie Graham.
Howard McNabb of Etowah is vis
iting his uncles. Bill and J G. Clonts.
this week.
Miss Mary Jane Craig spent last
week with Mrs. K!.ite Rich.
Mrs. Julia Cearley visited her
mother, Mrs. Mattie Hedrick. at
Ranger Wednesday.
J. G. Clonts visited his iister, Mrs.
Alice McNabb. in Etowah. Tenn. last
week-end.
Miss Helen Cea. ley spent Friday
with Miss May Stiles.
Miss Ml ) y Stiles spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Julia Cearley.
Miss Irene Voyles spent Tuesday
with Miss Helen Cearley.
LOWER MARTINS
CREEK NEWS
New officers were elected and a
most enjoyable "Pot Luck" Christ
mas dinner was served at the De
cember meeting of the Home Dem
onstration club. The members met
with Mrs. J. W. Dyer.
M:s. Grady Smith was elected
President and Mrs. Earnest Hughes
was chosen Secretary. Those at the
Pot Luck dinner were: Mrs. Mattie
Stalcup, Mrs. A. B. Martin. Mrs. 3.
A. Stalcup. Mrs. C. C. Kins. Mrs.
Ecu Mann. M r.. Henry Ellis. Mrs.
Earnest Hughes.
Mrs. Jeff MVrttn. Mrs. G. W. Keas
ler. Miss Jean Martin, Mrs. Grady
Smith. Mrs. Arzo Hushes, Mrs. Ada
Martin and Mrs. W. D. King.
The next meeting will be held at
You Just Bring It
It In To Him And
He ll Clean It Up
Perfectly
He'll Make It Look
Like New!
Murptry Lamtdry
Phone 159
the home of Mrs. O. W. Kea&ler.
Cart CunninRtiam preached at the
Little Glade church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall, of Frank
lin, K>\, visited friends and relatives
!ii- re during the rcccnt holidays.
I Friends of Mrs. Bob Dockery will
] i ?i u to learn that she is lit. She
j was removed from her home to the
I Murphy General Hospital last week.
Edward Mann, now employed in
i Akron. O.. returned to his work Sun
i day after spending the holidays with
hK parents. Mr and Mrs Ben Mar
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clarke and
children. Louise and K.thlcen. spent
Wednesday night at the home of Mr
and Mrs. George Clarke, in Tomotla.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elmore and
baby haw returned home after
spending the holidays with friends
and rekitives in Strawberry Plains.
Tenn.
Mr. and Mis. Ralph Ramsey visit
ed Mr and Mrs. Jimmie Comwell
during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Joe Jackson and son. Bobbie,
and Miss Geneva Edmundson .of
Rome. Ga. were guests of Mr. anc
j Mr? Ben Mann last Saturday.
A fihotfc hilt intr?ro*;tincv ChristoHW
! program was given at the Little
j Glade church on Cm isUnas eve. Jack
| Hall introduced Santa, who stood
! beside a hu.se Christmas tree Mm
] with gifts. Shnta had a gift for ev
j eryone present.
Mr. and Mis. Flank Clarke and
children spent Christmas day with
Mrs. Claike's mother. Mrs. Rosa Car
ter. at Wolf Creek.
Charlie Carringer visited his moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Ojirringer. last
Sunday.
Mrs. V. J. Phillips was a Sunday
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Stiles.
Mr. Donkey ? Hunter
There is something new under the
sun! It's a burro that, trails deeds.
John R. Wood, a state game war
den, brought in the story of "Old
Whitey." a long-eared donkey at
ached to the Comanche Trail Coun
cil Boy Scout camp in San Saba
County. 12 miles west of Richland
Springs. Texas. The donkey's hunt
ing ability was discovered acciuL-iital
liy.
I .V li. Tesson, scoutmaster at Mul
| Sen. was riding the burro one da.
h 11 'lie arinul reared its h- a:i
into the air. sniffed tentati'' 'v. and ;
changed his course.
Whitey pickt.d his way cautiously)
ver :cL-k and through brush, test !
:ng his footing with cach step lest
he snap a twig or click a stone. In
i 15 minutes he took Tesson to a
J sleeping doc and a fawn.
I Tesson put that down to coinci
, dcnce and decided to test Whitey the
| next day. He took along a camera.
A half mile from camp Whitey ; \ssed
[ his nose into the air and took off
through the brush, a?ain avoiding
-ontact with anything liable to mak.1
j noise. Within 200 yards he c.ime up
i n a doe and a buck. Tesson photc
| Milled them.
Again Whitey was on wind. This
) time he led Tesson to within 30 feeet
| of a buck sleeping under a cedar I
| tree. Fy night Whitey had "flushed" j
13 deer.
Whitey is a fixture at the camp
out sorry, hunters, he's not for si 1c
or rent. Mullen plans several dem
onstrations during the summer.
They're the Beans All Right!
A fellor* sportsman from St. Louis.
Missouri, was by the other day talk
ing about tarpon fishing, deer hunt
ing and what not. He kept telling
me about some new comfortable
mmp slippers he'd found made of
lambskin. Noticing the word "Beans"
in his conversation occasionally and
not being able to connect the pro
ceedings with anything to eat, I ask
j 'd about it. He looked at me like
j surely I was next to the dumbest
j -oortsman in the South. T know there
is i Bean's .sporting goods company
all Tight but he just sort of caught
me off guard. And while we're in
he beans, they've got a big. new
catalog ready for distribution show
'ng a complete line of outdoor equip
ment. It comes without obligation.
The address Is b. L. Bean. Inc.. 196
\in Street, import, Maine.
ISrfeft
North America was originally a
(try" country. North American In- '
diARS knew little about the process]
0 fformentation for beverage pur- j
!?ws HoldinK som>- dough In the
mouth (or some time was an Indian1
method of making yeast for bread -
.al.tn:; purposes.
During the mating sp son bin-ho n 1
ip rani'; often face each other
k up : much .*?? 100 feet. then.!
1 unuing .it the : ate of about 20 mil -s |
!>. i hour, era 4i into each other head
on!
Squnks are mostly beneficial to
man. They feed on insects and grubs ;
> a large i xt- nt and are excellent !
iu.se and :at catchers.
Let's Eat I
Did you ever try this on tit at fat
duck you Killed at a right quartering i
angle with your sixteen full chok'-.'
using numDer six drop shot- It's
good!
Roast uncovered at 350 . without
earing. Place strips of bacon across
the breast or little bits of butter.
ice In central cavity half an ap
ple. small onion. 2 stalks of celery,
which may be removed when ihe
duck is cooked. Some people prefer
to use a stuffing, hut most cooking
c?v?...>c (? r..r.cc n U' <
duck is not a juicy meat and dress
ing absorbs what- moisture there ;>
Go West
It has been discl.ucd hv rr-rr.: ,1=;
secured by banding birds that the
redhead duck migrates east-west and
not north-south as is customary for
most waterfowl. Seems the old duek
got readhe.ided about something and
took out the other way.
Good Morning. Mother
You never know when a surprise
awaits you ? especially if you are a
lady bear. Bear cubs have a way
of catching mama bear napping. The
stork of the bear world always ar
rives in the middle of winter when
all decent lady bears are hibernating.
No wonder a mother bear is "sore
headed" when she comes out of her
den in the spring. You would be.
too. perhaps, if you woke up and
found twins or triplets to greet you.
Having Dog Food Trouble?
About the best all-round dog food
in existence, experts claim, is com
mon horse meat. But you can't af
ford to kill a horse every time >our
dog gets hungry. You don't have to
now because there Is a frozen horse
meat on the market. The Hill Pack
ing Company. Department S, Ta
peka. Kansas, have fifty warehouses
in the United States where their
. ivernment - inspected frozen horse
meai can be purchased. If this prob
lem has had you ducting. write
" ie company for the location of the
warehouse nearest you.
Short Sport Splints
Our bowl selections turned out to
I) jum s > much hot nir ;us far us j
i picl.uu; the v Inner* *a:. concerned.;
j 1 Hike. Missouri, Texas Teeh. and the
Kmtem All-Stars failed to come
through for u Ou. only two correct
e.uesses wire the conquests of Ala-'
! bama and Georgia, proving that it Li
i fairly safe to stick to the Southeast- j
I em Conference in making choices.
j Another meeting of the newly
I formed Western Carolina Conference
of High Schools is <tue to be held in j
| the near future. At 'hat time the 1
j dates of the annual basketball to um- i
anient will no doubt be decided upon.
Teachers College of Cullowhee will
be the host.
Present plans call for the Murphy
basketball aggregations to pry the
lid off tile coming season next Tues
day evening at Htawaxxee. Oeorgn;
in the new Hiawassee gymnasium
I The locals still have no indoor I
practice court but efforts are being
mado to obtain the old exhibit, hall
on the fai- grounds. It is necessary
to find storage space for the many
tables which are now located in the
building
Meanwhile, practice Itis been held
on an outdoor court at the school.
Starting positions on the boys'
team arc wide open to a number of
candidates. In scrimmage two dis
tinct teams have been used, one
emphasizing speed and the other put
ting the emphasis on expert ball- j
handling with the Idea of getting at
least one good shot before losing the
ball.
The speedsters squad is composed
of Ing am. Culver, Ballew, Simonds
' Campbell, and Bill Ledford. The op
posing squad is composed of Town
?on, Sneed, Amos, Palmer, E. Led
ford, Crawford, Lovingood, and .
Keener. The present places call for '
? 1 10 two teams to alternate during
, iames.
The Ladies" Bowling League swung
back into action Tuesday evening as
both Bljnche's and the Duchess
Beauty Slioppes swept 3 game series
from the Teachers and A'l-Stars.
High three game honors went to Pit
zer with a 425 total, followed by B
Davis with 410. Single game high
WINT \ T>? p.'/r
( oro was al > topprd by Pltzer wltli
170 ahil Ba iH's was second with 162.
"I'll" standings:
Blanche . Beauty Shoppc . 35 T
Duche . Beauty Shoppe 24 18
TMcharm 14 28
All-Stra, 11 31
Help Defense
And Yourself
By Taking More Care
Of Your Car
HERE ARE SOME FACTS
THAT WILL HEI.P YOU:
Cars operated at 35 miles an
hour, can deliver 13H miies per
gallon of gas.
At bu miles an hour, the mile
age drops to less than 16, and at
70 it drops to 12.
At 35 miles an hour, the average
ear can show 2,600 miles per gal
lon of oil. At 60 M. P. 11. the
mileage is only 900 per gallon,
and at 70 you'll need a gallon of
oil for every 500 miles.
Tires last twice as long at 35
miles an hour, as they do at
break-neck speed.
To get more from your car and
tires, drive at reasonable speed.
To get the very best service,
use Woco Pep gas and Tiolene
oil.
Woco Pep is solvenized and pre
vents carbon.
Tiolene oil is pure, sturdy.
Both were made for defense.
WOCO PEP
Service Station
J. L. IIA1.L, Mirr. Ml'KPHY. C.
You Are Invited to Visit
Murphy \s New
EVERYTHING FOR TIE H03S
MODERATE PRICES
CONVENIENT TERMS
WE SPECIALIZE IN MEETING THE NEEDS
OF FARMERS AND "WORKING PEOPLE"
RUSSELL FURNITURE CO.
Regal Hotel Bldg. Facing Hiwassee St.
CORDELL RUSSELL, Owner & Prep. PHONE 240