Miss Mulkev Is
?
Installed As
Dormitory Officer
Cullowhee ? Miss Annie Laura
Mulkey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Mulkey. Murphy, was among
the recently elected officers of The
Woman's House government asso
ciation of Western Carolina Teach
ers College who were installed at a
formal program Thursday evening,
Cct >t-er 4. The mr -ting was held
In the parlor of Moore dormitory
w th M.ss Judy o? ngs, Pre dent
of W. H. G., p.csiding.
Following an w. rpretat n of
the iaeaU set f r h by ;:<?? A>sj
c. at ion ? individual responsibility,
loyalty, and hen . Miss Mulkey
along w ith the > her officers pledg
ed herself to these deals. Three
candles were then !ightd as sym
bolic of the :d( .1 s and M s.s Chris
tine Aye -ck rer.de .d a solo. "I
Would Be True
Miss Mulkey w.ti ::is;a!!ed a.i
sec eta: y-u. -s.-uier , : Moore dormi
tory.
Boy Scout Court
Of Honor Held
The Nan t a ha la District Court of
Honor for Boy Scouts was held
Tuesday evening at the Church in
SLEEPY DAYS ?
What makes a child toss and
sleep fitfully? Frequently
there's nothing wrong except
he needs a gentle laxative.
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quick relief Trie
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when faulty eli
mination makes
your child rest
less, irritable
and cross. Buy
TRIENA
30c, large
size 50c. Use
as directed.
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Economy ? Cleanliness Ash leys are truly
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in most every town; or write us for name
of your nearest dealer.
STOVE COMPANY
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Upper Wolf Creek
l The second Saturday nisrht and
Sunday are regular meeting days
with the Rev. Mi. Goss of Capper
hill as pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bandy and
children visited the lattei 's mother.
Mrs. Wade Pickles. mer, at Turtle
tcwn, Tenn., Sunday.
Piayer meeting is held ever Sun
day night with a large crowd at
tennding.
Mr. and Mis. Johnny Brooks re
tuined to Virginia after sp'ndins
I a v* e. k here.
M . and Mrs Luther Vcmer,
Mr. ind M s Johnny Brjok" and
iron i B : 1 were :i Chattano ga
v :iin?- M ? Waldo Simcnd
i.? in the li -pital there.
Hot Shot Elmer from WNOX
? be a ? school house M nday
night, Oct. 15.
Mr. an. Mr W. J. Kelt n re
? d at'.- am from their * n
Weldon. who has been in the
1 Pacific for 31 months, that he was
':ack in the s:a* s.
T B. Lrdfo.d i.-i still confined to
his bed.
Washing Machines
Soon Available
Con." tun- :?? '? Cherokee county
I will soon be able to get washing
machines ana iron its at prices
I
generally m .mc with th charged
for the CV ber 1 Id period of 1941.
it was an;; unced yesterday by
Chairman Fred Johnson of the
Cherokee County War Price and
Rationing Board.
"OPA lias set dollar-and-cent
ceiling prices on these articles and
every one will bear a tag put on
it by the factory", he explained.
Mr. Johnson said that this was
being done "to make sure that in
expensive machines are available
to families with limited incomes I
and is following the agency's an
nounced reconversion pricing pro
gram."
The country has been divided
into zones, the chairman disclos
ed, and the variance in retail
prices wil be on the basis of ship
ping costs to various areas.
In Virginia. North Carolina and
South Carolina, which are in
Zone 1, washing machine retail
prices will range from $29.95 to
$189.94: in Georgia, Mississippi.
Tennessee. Alabama, and Florida
? Zone 2>. they will range from
$34 95 to $194.95.
"Every tag atached to a ma
chine by the manufacturer must
show the states in which the retail
price applies, and that tag must
remain on the machine until it is
delivered into the consumer's
home." Mr. Johnson asserted.
Individual pricing orders affect
ing the brands of particular manu
facturers may be issued from time
to time, he said, but added that the
program outlined would be follow
(d "in general".
the Pines, Fontana Dam. Frank
Swan of Andrews, District Ad
vancement ci. airman was in
charge. Tom McLees of Fontana
served as court clerk. Gamer
Jones led the pledge to the flag.
The Rev. C. M. Boggs gave the in
vocation. Jerry W. Reece of An
drews was inducted into scouting,
by F. V. Smith, assistant Scout
executive.
Frank Martin of Hayesville was
prcmoted to the rank of First class
Scout, by C. L. McLees of Fontana
Dam. C. L. Brownell of Fontana
prersrented the following boys
from Hayesville with merit badges:
Jerry Padgett, carpentry, masonry,
farm mechanics: John Smart, Jr.,
canoeing: Tommy Gray, home re
pairs.
Smoky Smith presented Trainers
Institute Certificates to C, A. Bales,
W. B. Wiggins, and C. P. Hanra
of Robbinsville.
The District Committee met im
mediately following this meeting.
BARNETT'S
PLANING MILL
I Murphy, N. C.
Phone 158-J
ROUGH and PLANED LUMBER
All Kinds of Finished Material
Floorings - Sidings - Moldings
Window and Door Casings
Twelve Bear
Hunts Are
Scheduled
i
Twelve ' 12) bear and boar hunts
! ..ie scheduled for ihe Santeetlah
! N. C. and U. S. Cooperative Wild
i :e Management Area on the Nan
] ahala National Forest n Graham
j County. The areas t.) be hunted
| ..ie as follows:
Chi. No. 1. Big Santeetlah
I r>.a n^gc.
Lai: A j. 2. Little San.eetiah and '
Doe,' Creek Drainage. ,
Unit No. 3. Slick Rack, Beai
and Barkers Creeks.
Hiint nst will be permitted for |
Mrs-day periods as foil m:
Hunt No. 1. Unit No. 1. Nov. 1-2: i
iUtnt No. 2. Unit No. 3. Nov 5-6:
I liunt No. 3. Unit No. 2. N >v. 8-9: 1
Hun. No. 4. Unit No. 1, Nov 12-13: H
Hunt No. 5. Unit No. 3. Nov. 15-16: j
:: .nt No. 6. Unit No. 2. Nov. 19-20:
I N . 7. Unit No. 1. Nov. 22-23: |]
Hunt No. 3. Unit No. 3, Nov. 26-27; .
....at No. 9. Unit No. 2. Nov. 29-30: j i
Hunt No. 10. Unit No. 1. Dec. 3-4: J 1
Hunt No. 11. Unit No. 3. Dec. 6-7: j
Hunt No. 12. Unit N I. 2. Dec. 10-11. j \
Checking Stations: Units No. 1 '
. nd 2: Game Protectors Station
n. ar Tapoco. j
Unit No. 3: Game Protectors
- a: n on Santeetlah Creek. |
Each perm participating :n the
tin: ma:.- kill one bear and one
b .-. No other wildlife of any de- j
cription will bo hunted or mo
i. 1 in any manner. Hunters i
? ill be expected to keep d srs from j '
i mining deer.
Applications will be reonvd j
only from persons who possess
bona fide bear or boar dogs or who .
are n position to obtain such ani- (
mals.
Successful applicants will be de- I
tcrmined through an impartial '
public drawing to be held in Ashe
ville by the Asheville Chamber of ^
C mmerce, this drawing will be de
signed to select twelve applicants .
and five alternates, there being a '
separate drawing for each unit
depending on the wishes of the ap- i
plicants as expressed in their ap- >
plication. If less than five of the
twelve successful applicants are j|
legal residents of Graham County, !
the drawing will continue until five .
are obtained. '
A successful applicant will be f,
permitted to invite not more than i
twenty-four persons to accompany "
him in his hunt. All persons, in- \
eluding the applicant, must, how- i
ever, possess a valid North Carolina
hunting license.
A successful applicant may take \
with him not more than 8 dogs. !
All fireaims except rifles us- i
ing rim-fire cartridges, shotguns 1
smaller than 16 gauge, and side ;
arms may be used. Shotgun am- A
munition will be limited to the
solid-load type.
Each applicant must submit with |
his application a cashier's check or i
money order in the amount of Fifty ,
Dollars < $50.00) which will be re- |
turned if he is not chosen in the i
public drawing. Applications and ?
fee must be received by October I
20th.
The above fees will be made pay- 1 J
able to J. H. Longshore, Agent, N. I
C. Division of Game and Inland i
Fisheries, 28, Law Building, Ashe- |
ville, N. C? to be placed in a co- '
operative deposit in accordance |
with the provisions of the Wildlife [ 1
Coopertive Agreement between the f
State of North Carolina and the |
U. S. Forest Service.
Participants will be notified !
through applications supplied them S
that the agencies conducting the J
hunt will be relieved of responsi- |
bility for injuries, either bodily or j
to personal property, which said f
participants may cause or sustain
on the hunt.
A successful applicant with his
party will be permitted to hunt
during the daylight hours of one
two-day period. No hunting will
be permitted at night.
Smoking in the woods will be
permitted only when the fire . j
danger is low. Camp fires or ' I
warming fires will be permitted ' '
only in designated camping areas. |
The hunt will be conducted with
Kent Watches
Jap Capitulation
Aboard The U3S Blue. Tokyo j
Bay. ? Delayed > ? Horace M
Kent, fire controlman. third class.
USN*R. Rjute 3. Murphy. N. C. to
il the limit of the North Carolina
S'ate laws, and rules and regula
tions governing the C operative
Wildlife Management.
day watched the final capitulation
of the Japanese Empire from the
decks of this Third Fleet de
stroyer.
The BLUE, the first 2.200 ton
destroyer to join the Pacific Fleet
last year, was anchored 1,000 yards
X cm the USS MISSOURI, scene
of the ceremjnies. This triumphal
event climaxid the BLUE'S 13
months of service with Admiral
Halsry's fast carrier task force
and the famous Task Force 58
Until the entry of the victorious I
U. S. warships for the surrender 1
ceremonies, the BLUE'S squadron [
of 9 destroyers held the distinction !
of having struck closer to the Jap '
capital than any other American J
I ship, following a spi-ctular to pedo
attack on a Nip convoy emerging
f:om T kyo Bay in July of this
year. |
Commander L uis A. Bryan,
former fo. tball star an 3 coach at
the Naval Academy for three years
is commanding officer of .v
BLUE. 1 ^
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_ i>on duo to the 7""
only as directed. 10c. 30c
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Enlist In The Regular Army Now
TRAVEL II
EDUCATION
CAREER }|
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For Information Consult Your | |
Local Recruiter at Post Office in Murphy, N. C. J >
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U. S. Army Recruiting Station y
POST OFFICE BUILDING ASHEVILLE, N. C. J *
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