LETIT1A NEWS
Mrs. Clyde Omhim visited Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Walker Sunday.
Mrs Carrie Oraham visited Mrs.
Nora Campbell Sunday.
Mis.s I> >ma Clouts spent ;astweek
with her father and mother. Mi. and
Mrs Harrison Clonts.
Miss Vaud and Mat Stil?s were
the* Siuuia;. limnei guests of Miss
Vaud Walk* r.
M Hub I*ay lor was * ,? ounday
dinner *u< st v?f Lou:?e Clont .
.Miss ;>\ :? B? t C.??nts s*j the
wevk end with lit : mother, Mrs.
Brie Clonts.
Mis* Norman Stiles speftt the
week ?- mi -%\ . ivr ta .or md moth
er Mr. . nd Mr MeK.nley Stiles.
M N< lie Graham wa> the Sun
day fUnnw puixt W? LCwnirGii
ham
M: V .end jcion - and daugh
te Hi and Caiieriae. visited
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The Implement of
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the Illation
LMHSPKVSABLE
LWALIABLE
America ? no longer on the
defensive ? is now attacking
with every ounce of produc
tive skill, human energy and
mass determination it can
muster.
The area served by South
ern Bell is teeming with ac
tivity as America takes the
initiative in its vigorous bat
tle for victory.
Vital to this all-out effort
is the telephone ? the instru
ment of immediate dependa
ble communication between
the man with the gun ? and
the man behind the man with
the gun.
Americans speak with a
united voice and act with
united purpose ? with the
telephone serving as "The
Implement of the Nation."
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CHEROKEE
SCOUT
Mrs. Eric Clouts Sunday.
Miss Norm* and Oma Otllee were
the Sunday dinner guest of Miss
Helen Cearley.
Miss Lots Clonts spent Friday
night *ith Helen Cearley.
Mt Julia Cearley and Norma
Stiles visited Mrs Erie and Norabell
Clonts Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Cearley .ind OmaS tiles
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
lois and Wilma Clonts.
Mrs. Geneva Stiles spent Sunday
with her mother Mrj. Georgia
Clonts. 9
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Church Notice
BAPTIST
Kev. A. B. Cash. Pastor
services 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M
Wednesday evening. 7:30 P. M.
CALVARY BAPTIST
Rev. Clarence Voyles
Services -nd a nd 4tii Sundays,. 11
A. M.
MBTIIODIST
Rev. C. B. Newton, Pastor
Services at 11 A. M. .ind 7 P. M
Epvvorth League 6:45 P. M. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday nights at 7 P.M
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
(Episcopal)
Service every Sunday 11 A. M.
Tiuid Sunday: Holy Communion 11
A. M. Holy Days: Evening Prayer
8 P. M.
PRESBYTERIAN
Henry L. Paisley. D.D.. Pastor
Services every Sunday at 11 A. M.
and 5 P. M.. except on Uie first Sun
day mornings and the third Sunday
evening.
TOMOTLA BAPTIST
Rev. W. A. Hedden, Pastor
Services 11 A. M. ar\d 7 P. M.
MT. CAR.MKL BAPTIST
Rev. E. A. Beaver, Pastor
Church services at 11 A. M. and 7
P. M. Prayer services 7 P. M. Wed
nesdays.
RANGER BAPTIST
Rev. W. T. Truett, Pastor
Church services 11 A. M. 6:30 P. U. j
WOLF CREEK BAPTIST
Rev. W. A. Hedden, Pastor
Services second and fourth Satur
days 7 P. M. Second and fourth Sun
days 11 A. M
SWANSON BAPTIST
Rev. Bill Johnson, Pastor
Services Saturday night at 7 P. M.
On first Sunday at 11.
SHADY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Fred Townson, Pastor
Services held every third Sunday.
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Edgar Willix, Pastor
Church services at 11 A. M. and 7
P. M. every first and third Sundays.
OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Beavers, Pastor
Preaching first and fourth Sun
days. Singing every Sunday at 1
o'clock.
MURPHY M. E. CIRCUIT
Rev. Alfred Smith, Pastor
1st Sunday: 11 A. M. ? Bell view; 2
P. M. ? Martin's Creek; 2nd Sunday:
11 A. M.? Reid's Chapel: 2 P. M.
Unaka; 3rd Sunday L 10 A. M. ? Rog
er's Chapel; 11 A. M.? Ranger; 7:30
P. M. ? Culberson; 4th Sunday: It
A. M. ? Tomotla; 2 P. M. ? Maggle'i
Chapel; 7:30 P. M. ? Hampton Me
morial.
HATESVHXE METHODIST Circuit
Rev. J. A. Clemmer, Jr., Paster
1st Sunday ? Oak Forest, 11 A. M.; j
Hickory Stand. 2 P. M.; Ogdvn, 3:30 !
P. M. 2nd Sunday ? Hayesvllle, 11 and
7:30: Sweetwater, 2 P. M.; Peach tree, I
3:30. 3rd Sunday ? Hickory Stand, 11 j
A. M.; Ogden. 3:00 P. M.: Oak For- 1
eat, 7:30 P. M. 4th Sunday? Hayes
Tllle, 11 and 7: Sweetwater, 2 P. M.;
Peach tree, 3:30.
SEVENTH BAT ADVBNTIST
Wolf Creek; W. L. Garren. HWer.
Services each Saturday 10:30 A. M
snow Hnx church
Rev. W. C. Pipes, Pastor
Services second and fourth Sun
days at 11 A. M.
Ilia use of the simplified method
Is optional with the taxpayer but
once an election has been made for
any year, it to Irrevocable far that
year.
MARTIN'S CREEK
Mrs. George Phillips, of Gastonia, I
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Phillips I
this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dillard i
Stiles a son. March IX.
Miss Louise Mann spent Thursday J
night with her aunt, Mrs. Elisha ?
Hedden. j
Mrs. Patton Stiles of Murphy, was
the dinner guest of Mrs. Mortie
Chastain Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Car ringer and
daughter. Maude, have been visiting ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stiles and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Carringer.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clarke visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ctau d Clore, of Wolk j
Creek Monday.
Mrs. Mary Moore visited her '
daughter. Mis. Charlie Carringer \
last Friday, j
Tho Home Demonstration Club
will meet Friday, March 20 at the
home of Mrs. Mark Stalcup.
Mr.s. Ben Mann spent Thursday
evening with Mrs. Dillard Stiles.
Miss Wilma Arrant spent one night
last week with Mr.s. Walter Coleman.
It sure does look good to see the
plants peeping up and hear the
spring birds singing their songs af
I ter such a tig deep snow.
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WOLF CREEK NEWS:
Several of our people attended the ?
funeral of I. N. 'Poley) Payne at Mt. !
Moriah church, Friday morning. Mr. j
Payne .a resident of Copperhill, had
died suddenly, apparently from a
heart attack, sometime Tuesday and
his body wasn't discovered until
near noon Wednesday. Mr .Payne
was a highly respected personage
and had many friends throughout
this section who mourn his passing
Prof and Mrs. Byron Lightall. Pos- ]
tell, N. C., were welcome visitors
here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winkle are j
spending several days in West Union, i
S. C.. where they were called early
t last week on account of the illness of
Mr .Winkle's mother. ^
Master Wade Burgess is now slow
17 recovering from an attack of
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Murphy anc!
baby were the guests Sunday of Mr. I
and Mrs. W. L. Qarren.
SHADY GROVE
Mr .and Mrs. Windford Collins
announce the birth of a daughter.
March 16.
Jlr. tnd Mrs. Everett Rice and
fan ily were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleady Mason.
We are sorry to leam that Mrs.
W T. Tni*-U was cwrW to the hos
pital Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rice and son.
Thomas Edward, were Sunday din
ner guests ol Mrs. Rice's grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Neill Payne.
Mi', and Mrs. Glenn Morriss. Edgar
Rice and son. David, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hamkin Friday night.
Mrs. Lee Kisselburg visited Mrs.
Emmett Rice Tuesday.
Mrs. John Arp retnrned home
Sunday after spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Arp at
Copperhill, Tenn.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Rice were, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Rice and family, Mis. Eva Dean, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Dean and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rice and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Maude Anderson and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Milt An
derson Saturday afternoon.
Justis Mason, George and Alfred
Rice visited the Bigonts boys Sun
day afternoon.
We regret to learn of the illness of
Mrs. Newton Gibson.
Mr. McFee spent several days with
his daughter. Mrs. Perd Garland.
Luxembourg '
When the Germans recently tried |
to conduct a three-day population
census in occupied Luxembourg,
they were forced to call it off on the
second day because practically all I
registrants insisted on giving their
nationalites as "Luxembourger" ?
n spite of threatening Nazi refusals
to recognize the existence of a sep
arate Luxembourg nationality.
STRAIGHT FROM
NEW YORK
BE BRIGHT
AT NIGHT
Dress up for the
men at the din
ner hour in a
Ion* gown, sim
ply fashioned,
but elegant and
in colors they
like. An intidotc
for war-time jit
ters is this New
York creation of
mist green with
n e w flare J lat
tice peplum and
thinestone eye
lets for its boilice
lacing.
UNAKA NEWS
Mr and Mrs. Robert Chamber;.
Lenoir City. Term. spent the week
end here with homefolks.
Private Lincoln Brannon from
Camp Jackson, spent the week end
here with his father
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Bryson. Mrs
Kate Everett and Mrs Anaa Mov
visited Mr and Mrs Roscoe Stiick
land in Whitmire. S. C.. over the
wee kend.
, Herman Odom is confined to hi .
' home with the mumps.
1 Mr. Floyd Rose. of Turtletown
Tcnn.. was a visitor here Sunday.
Dr. Which.ird and Mrs Ola Wi'.
liams. county nurse, visited the
school Monday.
Mr. and Mi's Fred White and son
.Howard, visited Murphy Saturday.
Mr. John Dockery. or uoerty. ?.
I C' was a week end visitor here.
Mr!. Howard R.imee visited Mr
? Wayne Roberts Monday afternoon
i Miss Maxine Bates visited Rami
na and Dolores Bates Monday.
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FOOD
\ Moderate but definite Improve
ments were apparent In the food sit
uation o fthe United Kingdom from
the spring of 1941 to the outbreak
of war in the Pacific.
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Auto Insurance
RAE MOORE
Murphy, N. C.
Mister, haven't you
heard that Abraham
Lincoln freed the
slaves?
Then why should your
wife slave away at a
back-breaking job like
washing? Send them
to the?
Murphy Laundry
Phone 159
The County Home Agent is calling on all wo
men to aid defense by making many of their
own clothes and remaking old ones.
For Best Results, Use a Singer
Sewing Machine
Get a New One Under Our Liberal Trade-In
Plan. Or Have Your Old Machine
Rebuilt.
NOTE: The U. S. has forbidden manufacture
of Vacuum Cleaners and Featherweight Sew
ing machines, but we still have a few in stock ?
at "Pre-War" Prices.
We also do Pinking and Buttonhole
work.
Low Prices ? Expert Service
EI WO HAZELWOOD
Authorized Singer Representative
Shop Behind Cherokee Garacre
For Service ? Phone 261