Says People Are
Cooperating In
Reduction Of I'se
Of Electricity
The continuance of good news !
lrom all the war fronts and the j
stimulus created by the great Vic
tory War Bond Drive have in- 1
creased the desire of America.' |
citizen- to do everything possible
tc help win the war quickly.
Supe mtendent H. O. Flkins of |
City ! Murphy Electric Depart- j
ment. ytsterday declared that he!
had noted increased cooperation J
in the campaign to reduce the usci
of electricity in order that critical
materials and services may be di
verted to war production. The|
program to eliminate vaste and 1
cut cut non-essential uses of elec- '
tricity S <?? Xarion-wide
effort tiled for by WPB to con-!
serve ! tel. transportation, 'man
power. and materials. The Indus- 1
tries affected are transportation,
fuel, and utilities 'telephone, tele
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graph, gas. and water in addition !
tc electricity ?.
Reports received from the large
cities in the TV A area indicate
large users of electricity are ma
terially reducing their consump- ?
tion
Superintendent Elkins also
pointed out that although less no |
ticable. the saving of electricity in
the home was equally necessary!
| as a war measure. Homemakers
i van easily reduce their use of elec
tricity by avoiding waste and ex- j
! t rosing care in the use of appli- '
ances and thus make a real con- '
j tribution to the war effort.
Upper Wolf Creek
Rev. Phil Chastain preached
here last Sunday.
Prayer meeting will be held Sun
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simonds
have moved to Epworth, Ga.. and
Bill Phillip* lui* moved into the Si
mond's home.
Pvt. Elmer Ballew is visiting his!
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ballew. j
Mrs Clarence Ballew and Mrs.
Elvin Denton ar e patients in Chat
tanooga hospital, where they have
undergone operations.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Vomer mov
ed here l . m Bryson City Monday.
The home demonstration club
will meet Fr iday. October 22. with
Mrs. Edith Cook.
SHOAL CREEK
All night preaching services will
be held at Swanson Church Sat
urday night. All preachers and
singers are invited to attend.
Clat^ Stiles. John Brendle and
Fred Jones visited in Murphy re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. H G Jones are
expecting their son. Windom. who
is stationed in Baltimore. Md .
next week for several days" fur
lough.
But Mason and daughter will
move to their new home near We
liutty next week.
Mrs. Edith Stiles visited at Up
per Shoal Creek last Monday.
Attend Driver's
Institute
Last Monday. October 11. Pre
mduction Driver's Educational In
stitute met at the high school at
Bryson City. Mr. Bueck and Mr.
Pitzer attended the meet from
Murphy. Others who were present
were Dr. Henry Highsmlth, Ralph
J. Andrews, Ronald Hocutt, Nath
an H. Yelton. Dr. N. C. Newbold.
Milton D. Karner, and Major I. N.
Carr, and Paul Lovingood and I.
B. Hudson of Andrews, and Lloyd
Hendricks of Murphy.
The main topics for discussion
were '-I ? training for boys and
girls who will enter military ser
vice and ' 2 i training for bus driv
Lower Martin's Creek
Pvt. Alfred Gibson of the U. S.
army at El Paso. Texas, is spend
ing a few days with his father.
L. R. Gibson.
Jimmie Cornwell of Akron,
Ohio, is visiting his family here.
MIDWAY
Mrs. John Parr is h has returned
from Franklin Hospital. She is
still seriously ill.
Mr. an dMrs. Fred Marey of
Atlanta, visited his sister, Mrs.
Henry Harsh&w. a few days last
week.
James Elliott returned to his
job at Newport News, Va.. Tues
day.
Miss Pauline Totheraw and
father. Nathan, of Baltimore, Md..
visited Mrs. John Parrish. Friday.
Miss Totheraw is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Parrish.
Mrs. Welzie Penland Is On the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Dolly Walker and family
of Besslmer City are spending" a
few days this week with her bro
ther. John Parrish.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell
announce the birth of a son at
Vanderbilt hospital. Nashville.
Tenn.. October 12.
Mr. Campbell brought John. Jr..
to Murphy Wednesday to spend
some time with his Kr&ndp&renls. )
Mr. and Mrs. K. C? Mattox.
I'KTKIC HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Sneed of
Murphy, announce the birth of &
daughter. Joyce Lee. October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson.
Murphy. Route -. announce the '
birth of a daughter. Jannie Ruth.
October 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Alder Purser, of
Andrews, announce the birth of
a daughter. Joyce Elaine, October
3.
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Moss of
Marble, announce the birth of a
son. Akin Dewain. October 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Piercy. of
Andrew-, announce the birth of a
I
son. Thomas Howard. October 8.
Mr and Mrs. Jolm J. Colverd.
of Kobt4n*ville. announce tlie birth
of a daughter. Karen Dare. October
8.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davenport, of |
Culberson, announce the birth ot
twins, a son and a daughter. Octo
ber 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Cudgel Kukland.
of Marblr announce the birth of a 1
son. October 13.
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IKISII POTATOES
The fall Irish potato crop is
estimated lo be 13 mmion
over last year', crop.
meel all military nerds ??<, fe
a larger supply than usu.i ,0. *
vilians. "?
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