Ration Board Lists
Tires And Tubes
Allowed Motorists
N?-? passenger tiree and tubes:
Fied V. Johnson, two tires: Tubes:
j. E Anderson, two: Glenn T. Coop
er. one: Ellis Collins, two: Robert
Noel Kersey Jr., one: George Robert
Fifke. two: Robert E. Ball, two.
Grade n Tires: James C. Verner.
two: W. H. Floyd, two: Will A. Rog
ers. one: Zillah Taylor Pechin. four.
Passenger Retreads and Recaps:
W. H. Floyd, two: C. B. Newton, two:
j. P Baine, two: I. N. Barber, one.
New Truck Tires and Tubes: Bob
Taylor, two; Elbert Totherow, two;
and two tubes; Pearl Swaim. two
tubes: Appalachian Veneer Plant,
two tubes.
Truck Retreads and Recaps: Paul
U1V1IUT, n*c.
Obsolete Tires: A. F. Lunsford.
Iwo: Boyd Mulkey. three: J. F. An
drrson, two: Robert Crisp, four; R.
T. Peterson, one.
OPEN FORUM
This newspaper welcomes let
ters written on subject . of inter
est to the county from ts citizens.
America Need* Better
Homes
Our president, a few nights ago
spoke to the world over many hook
ups. Perhaps a billion people heard
him. He drew a very dark but cor
rect picture of the World War as we
hee it from a human stand point,
but not one time did he ask God's
directing hand in this most dcstruc
lious war that history records. You
will remember that Washington at
Valley Forge was found many times
on his knees; and Wilson, likewise in
War No. 1; also Abraham Lincoln,
in our own Civil War; and they soon
won triumphantly. But mind you
dont put too much blame on our
leaders: "When my people which are
called by my name" will meet on a
common level, clean their own house,
turn over the tables, kick out the
money changers and those that sell
doves for a profit, the Lord's house
at that time had gotten in a very bad
fix. And is there not a stricking
similarity between his house and our
own Christian nation full of
churches, schools and tabernacles,
part of them teaching things that
ought not to be taught?
Remember in the long ago, God
told Joshua to fight a great battle
and use nothing but rams horns,
and on the seventh day the walls of
Jerico fell. Remember Stalingrad,
perhaps the greatest battle in all j
history, has been raging for forty- i
three days today and has not fallen
yet. You will note, these two oppos- j
ing powers burned their Bibles and :
tire down their churches years ago.
You can't do business with Hitler j
Neither can you ignore the Triune j
God and get by, as it seems they
are trying to do.
As our homes go, so goes our na
tion. How long will our boys have j
to fall in battle before the church |
bells will ling at high noon as a
danger signal, and the watchman on ?
the tower calls out t.hat, the enemy j
comcth. Then we cry cut "wha
ought I to Uo". "Here am I. send
;r.c". If that is done it will close
all drink stands of all kinds, (iance ;
halls and houses of pleasure. All 1
these will have to go out as our Lord
cleaned his house. And then, talk j
about your Revival Meetings, they
would start before you commcnced. .
The poor old preacher would not
have to preach a week to the Chris- ;
tians, then a week to the Sinners,
take up a collection and dismiss till ;
next year.
J. W. BRYANT.
Maryville. Tenn., Route 3. j
POSTELL
Rev. Early King filled his regular j
appointment at the Swanson church .
Saturday night and Sunday. ;
Shearn Jones, who is employed at
Fontana, visited his family here dur
ing the week-end.
Carl Beaver, of Fontana. visited
here during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy HoTbrooks and
children, of Duck town. Trnn.. visited
Mr. and Mrs. She am Jones, Sunday.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrv W. E. Bayle&s. o!
High Point, announce the birth o! a
son. William Edward Bay less, II, oil
October 13.
Mr. und Mrs Ralph Calhoun, of
Murphy, announce the birth ol a son
in Peine hospital on October 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Derreberrey, of
Andrews, have announced the birth
of a son on October 11. in Petrie
hospital.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter McClure. of
Patrick, unnounce the birth of a
son. Bruce, in Petrie hospital on
October 11.
Mr. and .Mrs. Lush Pice, of To
motla. have announced the birth of
a son in Petrie hospital, on October
12.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Brytus
Dockery. of Grandview. e son on
October 12, in the Murphy General
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Green, of
Brasstown. have announced iuc
birth of a son in Murphy General
hospital on October 10.
Mr. und Mrs. J. L. Hughes, of
Scvierville. Tenn., have announced
the birth of a son on October 12 in
Murphy General hospital.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Stiles, of Murphy, route 2, a son on
October 13 in Murphy General hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McClure, of
Robbinsville, have announced the
birth of a son on October 7 In Mur
phy General hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fleming, of
Brasstown. announce the birth of a
daughter in Murphy General hos
pital on October 6.
FOUR FROM
CHEROKEE AT
MARS HILL COLLEGE
Four Mudenls Irom Cherokee'
I uunty are among U* #02 studtsb
inrollrd m Mars Hill college this
tall.
Tlvose from Cherokee county axe:
Maureen Lovingood and Bill Mat
thews, of Murphy; Edllli Alene
Hawkins, of Suit, and Alice Tat ham.
ol Andrews.
Those enrolled at Mars Hill this
year come from 91 counties of North
Carolina. 19 states. District of Co
lumbia .and China. "Hie states rep
resented are: Alabama. Arkansas.
Connecticut. Florida, Georgia. In- 1
tiiana. Illinois, Kentucky. Louisiana.
Maryland. Mississippi. New York.
North Carolina. Ohio, Pennsylvania.
South Carolina. Tennessee. Virginia,
and Washington.
iBRENAU STUDENT
! ENJOYS THE SCOUT
| Miss Martha Brumby, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs B. G. Brumby, of Mur
' phy. writes thai she enjoys reading
her home county paper weekly She
says: For the past three years 1
have teen attending Brrnau Acad
i my and am now in Brenau Colleg .
as a sophomore. During the time I
have had the pleasure of receiving
the Cherokee Scout, and reading my
home piper has afforded me much
enjoyment for I can learn all the
news about Murphy and my fiiends
This year I am taking a prac
j Ucal course in Journalism, with my
j other work toward an A. B. de
' gTee."
MARJOR1E JOHNSON |
IN DRESS REVUE
Home Agent* Altine Kim: and
Mary Cornwell will attend a district
training school lor a^t-nu in Frank
lin Friday. Marjorie Johnson. Mur
phy 4-H club member, will represent
Cherokee county in the district
dress revue. Marjorie was winner of
the county dress revue and will
model in Franklin a costunw- of cot
ton made by herself.
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR NOAH BEAVERS
Funeiul services for Noah Colum
bus Beavers were held October 15. at '
10:00 a.m at Friendship with the!
Rev. Fred Stiles and Rev. Thos j
Truett officiating.
He is surived by five sons. Auzie.
Tlieo. Bob. and Bert of Gastonia:
and Frank. of Akron, Ohio: one
ds? htrr. Mr-. J. w. Keenuni, of
Suit. Townson Funeral Home was in
i charge.
SUNNY POINT CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
| Tile Sunny Point homo demon
st ration club met at the home of
Mrs. R M. Morrow. Friday. Oct. 9
Mrs. Allene King was in charge of
the meeting.
The meeting was opened with a
song and prayer.
The following oficers were elected:
Mrs. E. Roach, president; Mrs. H.
r Tilson. vicc-pnesKlent: Mrs.
Homer Bryant. secretary; Mrs.
Floyd Byers, song leader: Mrs. J. M
K.)ik, M-rap drive Indrr.
The topic for Hit- day. Planning
thr Waidrobr and FVth'un* for
Victory Old to New".
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs E Roach, Friday.
November 13
WANT ADS PAY
Let im em- risk I ClfU^rt
your suit look like new.
Well priMrd clotbcf |hc JM
a prosperous appearance.
PHONE 13
Wf Can Far ud DrllTer.
Imperial Geaners
We Tmke Orders Far Tkt
8TITA LAUNDRY
we kept faith with the South!
Southerners are in the middle of the
fight on all the fronts of the world.
Wherever our Armed forces go into
action, our boys are hanging up records
that make us all mighty proud of them.
And here at home too, Southern men
and women are carrying on with the
same kind of courage and stamina ?
in defense work, in the shipyards . . .
and in building morale.
We in the Atlantic Company, brew
ers of Good Old Atlantic Ale and Beer,
are proud to be numbered among tho&e
Southern institutions who are fighting
the production problems created by
war conditions 24 hours a day.
Faced with shortages of metal for
bottle caps, restrictions on deliveries to
conserve vital rubber and gasoline,
Shortage of man power because so
many of our men have enlisted in the
Army, Navy and Marines, we at the
same time must produce more because
many of our former competitors have
abandoned this market and are now
devoting all their efforts to serving their
own home communities? and we must
fill in the gap.
In pledging ourselves to make every
effort humanly possible to insure our
customers and trade against any avoid
able shortage of Good Old Atlantic Ale
and Beer, we are, in our own way,
simply doing our bit in the country's
war effort, for we recognize tlint in the
strain and tension of the wartime job,
there is a real and vital need for the
healthy relaxation which comes at the
end of the day from a refreshing glass
of cold Ale or Beer.