Dickey Feed Win#
Bowling Play-off
lit** l>icke> .siort' bowlluc
quintet earned ?: >p honors 111 the
utrn's league during the mm?oii jUat
eildt*d UlUi ? "M ' ? Ill th?'
?Sh;mi'h'?, vsy p iv-otf by d-'leatUlK
: (Vmuuet *e * T * <1 the >
M m Shop
l>? the flna Prtdft)' with the |
Man si-op Dick* s wys wou by
i mat 'ktl ?t pu t antes, j
Single ? iitu . 70.: fell, and 733
proved > mu -v Man i>hop.
Tit'* Dickey Fe?d proceeded to
< httlletu?'- i * i* iH-sutr te.uti for
i in. 1 1 <? 1 1 ami : ? ally met tle?lr sup
eriors. if lea- :>t* one ninht. The
all air mi mposed j! Moody.
s?mi Davidson Allr i. Ray. :ind
Pitzer won :< straight game,* and
Uiuiup .? u a ? Mtal ?t -40 pins,
nit* uii-.-i.u.s wcrr experiencing a
h?it streak and >pilled the maples to
tune of ?tjg. a4H. and 808 against
their oppon "?.s 7*J V 701 and 756. j
Schuyler i?'d the Di :<? y ;oam with i
141. H?S#. i??i 209 : >i a total of 519 !
pins for the . Pit/erV 235.!
2D2, and 175 topped tiie all- ars with I
i?3'5 for the e vesting'! work.
\ "I'nl'VT 5*arid-v'-*p 'vSttliO b ??0?\
under wav with four teams in the
rtuming. Tlte loop is composed of
Diekey Feed Man i?! op. Coca Col.i
and the Lions Club
? - ? o
Demonstration Club
Names King. Queen
At i recent meeting of the Coun
ty Couneil of home demonstration
clubs of Cherokee county. Harold
Shields son of Mr. and Mis. John
.Shields, was crowned county kins of
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY NOK1H CAROLINA
Tin' viosi Popular Playhouse
Tliursdav. Friday. Mav 11-13
WOM AN OF THE
YEAR"
With
SPENCER TRACY ?
KATHARINE IIEPBIRN
Saturday. May 16
'Royal Mounted
Patrol"
With
CHARLES STAKRETT
Sunday. May 17
"MISTER V."
With
LESLIE HOWARD
Monday. **\ ?*sda>\ May 18-19
"ADVENTURES OF
MARTIN EDEN"
With
GLEVN FORI) ? CLAIRE
TRFVOR
W'vlni-sd.iv. May 20
A IKHIBLE FEATURE
PROGRAM
"FIESTA"
With
ANNA AVARS _ GEORGE
NEGRETE
And
"GANG'S All
. HERE" .
With
FRANK rE DARRO ? MANTAN
MORELAND
liealth and J**an Coffey. of Marble
wai crown**d queen.
These two coutesUiiU will enter
district :uullh couU?t on Tu**
ilu> May 19. at Fran***". Th: srir.
Hvr\ ill tins co?t^st will A]>pt'ur in
A heville o? Muy to compete for
tutv honors
\*t !*uulino Q:do", iiuun' man
t-m* tu >ixx*ialUt of slate college,
Ituleigh. was here for the day a?d
! tnuin speaker of the meeting.
\ demons* ration and display of
| iwle wheat products was given,
j Winners in t!v county dress revue
?a ? ,u follows: Ft: t pri/ Mat
? or j1 fordo??. of Murphy, second
Dorothea Jean Adam*. Andrews;
:?;'d J Mason Martin's Creek ;
honorable mention. Prmy Estes. of
Martin's Cr*vk.
T .?? following office:^ of tin coun
ty ( inc;I for 1942 we r* ? elected:
Mrs P A Arrow od. Marble,
ui ?W?? ? .
Mrs Dot Haves. Ranisor. vice- 1
piesid"t>t.
Mrs. c\ s. Prvi Andrews, secre
? ?'
\T> Gilbert stil Tomotla,
treasurer.
M ? Cf \V K Martin's Creek
Food.
Mrs. Bertha Odom Beaver dam. i
Mrs. J. C. Wells, Tomotla. health.
Mrs. Sadie Cook Wolf Cre?k.
clothing.
Mi- Charii" Wood. Suit, house
?urn shing
Mrs Bill Hatchet t. Bo II view, sone
u ader.
Mrs. Julia Well? Peachtree. mar
ket.
o
Coleman In Hospital
With Fractured Knee
A letter received by the Scout
from Dee Coleman, who is stationed
a! Camp Polk. La., says since the
Scout printed a previous letter of
his. he lias received 36 letters from
friends.
Hls letter brings the news that be ;
is a patient in t:i?> hospital with a|
fractured knee, and expects to be i
t onfined there for about two i
months.
CHIC
THEATRE
murphy. .v. c.
THE HOUSE OF HITS
Thursday. Friday. May 14-15
"LITTLE FOXES"
With
HERBERT MARSHALL ?
BETTE DAVIS
Saturday. May 16
"MAN FROM
CHEYENNE"
With
HOY ROGERS
Also
LATE SHOW
"SHUT MY BIG
MOUTH"
With
JOE E. BROWN ? ADELE
MARA
Sunday. Monday. May 17-18
"COURTSHIP OF
ANDY HARDY"
With
MICKY ROONEY ? LEWIS
STONE
Tuesday. Wednesday. May 19-20
"DUMBO"
A TECHNICOLOR FEATURE
CARTOON
BY
WALT DISNEY
SNOW HILL NEWS
We are very sorry to l?arn of the I
death >f V O. Kilpit: JfflhlMMHI
to* hUa so much m |
this community.
M ParaK ?? M? .? ni Mi .
i Car! Elliott were the Sunday ,,venit*t: :
j : ih s of Mr. and Mr.4-. KdU Cook.
? Mr. Huston and Qumton Hay ,
I K' i ??*r visit* ci Snow Hill Sunday,
j Mr Helen Keenum and husband
i \ ited M s. Ruth Ledford Su*'da>. ;
. Mr. Minnie Ledford a*!* Odina ;
[ Hanson atv visit in-; rt ?ative< m
} MaryviUe, T* mi., this we?k.
1 Mr*. Norma Hu?,he> of Mary vi lie, ?
; n-:>ii viMied Mr>. K a K:l*;>.i*rick
' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Elliot a?d.
, : rally vi ifited his :r. >t I . M:--. J. H. i
I Ell: t Sunday.
o
rCIlSGNAL MI -NT iGN
Mr and Mrs. Charlie B'own of
Andreas -pent Sunday with Mrs
n. i-r Mr* H. H. Hyatt.
Dr. i"d Mrs. C. Z Candler of ?
.<vlY.i '.ver?> the wee k>'nd guests of
Mr I lid Mrs. G. W. Candler.
M and M: - Keiwh Wruht and
-pen! Monday a'-d Tuesday in
I Atlanta.
Mr and Mrs Gim:- Dyer of'
H: . v.ird. N. C. spent last W'-k end
?villi Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dyer.
Mrs R. V Wells, Mrs. J R Wells;
and Mrs. John W. Thuss spent last |
Tuesday in Chattanooga.
Mr L-on Butl'"r and Mr. W N
- oi Hryson City were visitors j
a >#n last Wednesday night.
Miss Fannie D'weese of Copper -
hill, was a vLsito rin tow" last Tues
day.
Mr Robert Wells, who has been
teaching in Graham County, arrived
lasL *eek end to spend the summer
here with hi smother, Mrs. R. V.!
Wells.
Mrs. Richard Meron>y who is in
school a'. Cullowhee. spent last week
end here.
Miss Kate Gray a?d Martha ;
Harnett of Hayesville. spent !a.si '
wek e"d tv-re with Mr ai d Mrs. J. '
B. Gray.
Mi s Justine Johnso". a?d Mrs.;
! King Walker spent several days lastj
| vwk in High Point, N C with their
aunt. Mrs W. J. Adams
Mi.vs Lucuv Wells of Newport. N.
(' arrived lost wt*?*k e"d to sue"d lh?
summer with her mothe", Mrs. R. !
V. Wells.
Mr and Mrs Buster Bayles.* of,
K?ij(vlHt . ;>eir. we*Sc end I
I here with relative;.
Mr. I Yd Ctjffia >pen' last week
ad i?1 Know !>? Te*?n
Miss F:m?ci> D;\oii who Is in
ehool Cullowhe- , spe*?t last week
e??d wr.h mo'iier. Mi\> Bessie
Dlxo?.
COMING EVENTS j
T\e Young Woman's Circle of the J
Method! - church will hold the
regular nvetl' Tuesday night in-'
-lead uf Monday with Miss Adella
M- roiii v and Mr- Robert Akin asi
iiostes-es. With Miss Adiiin T^otv.
trwoofl program leader.
o
Boiling Springs News
R> mber our reg.i' i meeting da..
. day ni'-ht an' ^arday. May!
1 ?; and 1". Drew Lulls ford pastor.
Mr ;;?d Mrs. Jack Davis from;
L: r. Cil ' vtsit'-d Ins parents. Mr
and Mi- J. T. Davis. over the week,
end. aRUBBg'CT *?j j
Mr. .iMd Mrs. B-n Gaddls spent
?ho week end with her parents. Mr
anc! Mis. C. C. Mills.
Mrs. Tina Arms ;nd son. Eugene,
and Miss Esta Cornwell were visi
tors on Owl Creek Sunday.
Mr and Mr,. Luther Dockery have
returned to Akron. Ohio, after
.spending several days hero with their
parents mid relatives.
Mr. p.nd Mrs. Cliff Kellin visited
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beavers Sunday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. B--n Mint* and Miss
Birdie Alien visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. \V. Mintz Sunday.
Mr. Fred Mint/, who Is in the navy
>pent .? few days here last week with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Mint?..
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Gaddis visited
Mr :ind Mrs. Archie Allen Sunday.
Mrs. C C. Mills -pent last week
with her daughters at Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mintz visited
bis parents. Mr. and Mr.-. J. W.
Mintz Sunday.
SUNNY POINT NEWS
Mm. Mutlir Whltener a?d family
>i><m wiiii Mr ami Mr.i
John B' avers, of Violet.
M*>. Edith Clare spent. Friduy
r.Ulu with her parents. Mr. and Ms,
B. H Helton.
M:.< Paulli'o Britllnn and small
so" of Lenoir City. suent last week
vi1..: in r parents. Mr. and Mrs w.
T Montgomery.
Misi Kdiiii Rice of Franklin ar
: nod Friday for a visit with fri?-'ids
wnt relatives here.
Mr. Howard Mason spent the w 't
end wi'. hi* father. Joll" Mason.
BRING YOUR
CLOTHES HERE
FOR
PERFECT CLEAN
ING and PRESSING
Breeze Through This
Summer with no clean
ing worries at all!
Regularly send your
clothes to us for pleas
ing work, get the Im
perial habit to keep
yourself always look
ing and feeling fresh
and to lengthen the
life of your garments.
Imperial Cleaners
Phone 13
We Take Orders
? for ?
The Sylva Laundry
The Consumers' Division of H?e Office of Price
Administration asks you to melee H*s pledge fo^
take care of the things you have. Every patriotic
Ame*?caa sltoeld *oia Mm "War ?a Waria."
'PROTECT YOUR HOME with
PAINTS'
DeSoto Paint protects property by slopping decay aod depreciation
? its saboteurs. Painting "too little, too late" never preserves an in
vestment. If your home needs painting inside or outside, you should
not put off doing this work. It is not your Government's rU<ir*? to
have you neglprt th? moinleoance of your property in tbe rwwfc of'
victory preparation.
REPAINT NOW - PAY LA TER!
Money ;s still available so that you can paint, paper and repair your
horne inside or outside and pay for labor and materials in small monthly
pa/ments ? with nothing cash. We will be glad to handle aH the detafo
in connection with any of this work, and we will be glad to recora*
rr.end a reliable contractor to do the work for you, tf yo? w? give m
the opportunity.
PAINTS for PROTECTION and Seautlf
MURPHY HARDWARE COMPANY
PHONE 25
8UY
WAH
BONDS
? AND
STAMPS