Letitia
The Bev Leonard McClure fill
f(i hli appointment at Oak Grove
church last Sunday.
Thf Kev jess Rich will preach
ai Oak Grove church the fourth
SuniiJ} m March at 11 o'clock.
Harvey and Misses Mat; and
YauJ Stiles visited Mr. and Mrs
?;0m Floyd Sunday
Mr.- Lcthia Taylor visited Mr
anil Mrs Clyde Haney Sunday eve
marvene W\
SUDS...
makes soap a "back - number "
No soap II im to
dull and hcavv -up
"flimsies" and
nylons.
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Little Brasstown
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Stalcup made
i business trip to Copperhill Sat
urday.
Charles Stalcup of the Marines
has been discharged and has reen
listed for two years.
Pvt. Burl Stalcup is spending a
[ leave at home.
Frances Elliott of Canton is visit
! ing home folks here.
| Earnest Morris and family are
' visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs
I Albert Morris.
Juanita Almond spent Sunday
night with Doris Crisp.
Fish Moore and family have
moved to Brasstown.
G. W Almond spent the week
! end with his daughter. Mrs. J. L
Stalcup
Charlie Carringer of Martins
Creek spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs Amos Moss.
Mrs. Orvel Cr?sp left Sunday for
Wilmington. S. C. to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Ross Bi-binson.
John Hogan and son of Ranger
. spent Sunday with his parenis, Mr.
| i<nd Mrs Burt Hogan.
i ning.
Herman Stiles was the Sunday
j dinner guest of Glen Taylor.
James Graham and Olen Walker
! \isited Homer and Jack Stiles Sun
j day evening.
Herman Green has returned
home from overseas and has receiv
ed his discharge.
ANNOUNCING
The Opening Of
CHASTAIN'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Dependable Service
Best Quality Material Obtainable
Bryan Chastain, who has served in this kind
of work for eighteen years, will
be my repairman.
1 hope to serve my customers as 1 served my
country in both theaters of war.
In building formerly occupied by
Imperial Cleaners, Valley River Ave.
Zeb W. Chastain
BETTER DAIRY
CATTLE
When you improve your dairy herd, you
are increasing the money that will be folded
in your pockets.
Money spent for good Dairy Cattle is a
gocd investment, and already producers in
this area are reaping some of the hsnefits
from such investments.
Join the many who are enjoying increas
ed inccmes because they ventured into this
comparatively new business ? dairying.
A good sire, plenty of good pasture with
LADINO CLOVER will make Western
North Carolina the leading dairy section of
the state.
Coble
Dairy Products
INCORPORATED
Murphy, North Carolina
Gus Gib > ? i ... trip
to Brasstu
Jack Hu h very with
whooping iu i
Misses Lt lia. T.irlma T , ,s and
Kandal Tw i n.l M , \V Ima
and Kathaline Kaykindall of Blairs
ville. Ga., were Sunday dinner
quests of Mrs w o \ mind.
Prayer services will be ;i Id al
the home of (he Rev Cart Cunning
ham the fifth Saturday night in
March.
River Hill
Mr and Mrs. Edd Payne and
Ever Adams and small daughter
were guests ol Mr Payne's sister
Mrs. Mamie Baine Sunday.
Misses Lorine and Irene William
son spent Saturday night with their
aunt. Mrs G C5 Williamson of
jp Makes
!.onor Roll
. The tol uw i >apils
V Honor Ko 1 n the
.t.nentary School for the
. Weeks Per to First
"hey were tl nn : uests
... ? ' Mrs Bcecher am
. . i Liberty Sunday
llarlen Williamson spent Sunday
. ? i ! . i Williamson
Mr. anil Mrs. Isum P e pent
the week-end in Tennesse
M. ..!ui Mrs. WillarJ A. lams
li ^e moved to Clover. S C. from
IV.trfck.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ba n ? and
family spent Saturday ni lit with
Mrs Bain- parents. Mr -m ! Mrs
- JT p;rrM.
Postell
Miss Winona Brown returned
home Saturday after visiting her
Lrother. Eugene and family at Gas
tonia. for the past two weeks.
Mrs ilerstiell Stiles and son
Gene of MarbK and Mrs Willie
West and children, \" orris, and
V. unda Sue of Murphy, visited Mrs
rade: Shelby Ilolloway. Grace
Stiles. Freddie Williams, Jimmie
: ruett. \ ir u ia Garner, and Betty
Sue West. Second grade: Anne
An^el. Judy Bristol. Phoebe Weiss
i jut Willis Anderson. Third grade:
Doris Holder. Bobbie Conley, Dor
en McGuire, David Young, Joe
Collet, and I'atsy Derreberry. Four
th tirade Lane C'reasman. and Faith
Pullium. Seventh grade: Jackye
M. C. Stiles Saturday evening.
Miss Birdie Stiles of Gastonia
visited her brother and family, M
C. Stiles. Saturday.
The Swanson singing choir at-]
tended the singing at Friendship
church Sunday evening.
M M. Ledford and M C. Stiles
made a business trip to Copperhill ,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Void Mason of Gas
tonia visited friends at Postell Sun
day.
Pleasant Hill
The Rev Frisco Hankins preach
eo here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eshelman.
Wyoming, are spending sometime
with Mrs Kshelman's parents, Mr
and Mrs Bert V Hukill and famil\
M. and Mrs Posey Garrett and
family and Mrs Bertha Baine and
I children were the Sunday afternoon
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dea
\er and family.
Johnnie Ledford of Gastonia is
spending sometime with his uncle,
Lester Ledford.
Mrs. Clara Morrow of Unaka
spent the week-end with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Vella Deaver.
Emphasis will be piaced upon
food production by the state's 92,
000 4- II boys and girls in projects
this year, says State 4-H Leader
1 R Harrill.
PROTECT YOUE LOVED ONES
With A
Qt'I.NN & HUMPHREY
Mutual Burial Certificate
ONLY COSTS 25c TO JOIV
QU1NN a. !II>1 PHI I Y
Mutual liurial Association
Copperhill, Tenn.
Mr. Jones ? Mr. Edwin L. Jones ? is receiving congratulations on the
birth of twins. Mrs. Jones, <[it might be added, is also deserving of con
gratulations. '
Jones has recovered from the initial shock of his experience. He now
appears to be master of the situation, but is not yet fully; aware of its
implications.
He has not revised his budget. Nor has he guessed the part safety-pins
are going to play in his life. And, at the moment, he cannot realize how
many months will pass before he again gets a good night's sleep.
Mr. Jones is at the threshold of responsibility ... in his case, a double
responsibility.
When, at length, safety-pins and sleepless nights become ch'erisKeH
memories, Mr. and Mrs. Jones will face a new kind of double responsi
bility. They will want to provide their children with the moral and spir
itual training that builds Christian character. And they will want their
own lives to show their children the meaning of Christian character.
The church offers religious training to all children. Regular worship in
the church will strengthen the character of their parents. Fathers and
mothers, through the church of your own choice, you will receive wisdom
and guidance for your double responsibility.
_ ^tiURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
Church is the greatest facfr^
ildina r>f
int CHURCH
The Church is the greatest factor on earth for
the building of character and good citizenship.
It is a storehouse of spiritual values. Without a
strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization
can survive. There are four sound reasons why
| every person should attend and support the
Church of his choice. They are: (1) For his own
sake. (2) For his children's sake. (3) For the
sake of his community and nation. (4) For the
sake of the Church itself which needs his moral
and material support. Plan to go to Church on
Sunday.
Copyright 1945 by
E. E. Kelstrr. Strasl-iirg. Virginia
Script kOj sug?r*lW>N for ihl< vrirs of adiertUcfnciUf
6i all fully rec?HV?U
The following Murphy firms and individuals extend you a cordial invitation to attend the church
cf your choice next Sunday and every Sunday:
TOWNSON BROS.
Neil Sneed, Manager
WOCO-PEP SERVICE STATION
J. L. Hall, Jr., Prop.
CHRISTOPHER'S STORE
E. A. Browning, Manager
WEST'S GULF SERVICE STATION
STANDARD SERVICE STATION
Sam L. Davidson, Manager
BOWER'S BARGAIN BILT STORE
J. C .English, Manager
CHEROKEE FURNITURE CO.
W. P. Odom, Prop.
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