Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Ivie and
daughter, Glenda. spent the week
end in Clayton with Mr and Mrs.
Russell Ivie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mattox and
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mattox and
children, Harry Webb and Phil,
attended the 85th birthday anni
versary of Mrs. R. C. Mattox's
father, C. A. Webb at Etowah,
Tenn., Sunday.
Mrs. L. TC. Bayless spent last
week-end in Asheville, with her
son Bill Bayless, Mrs. Bayless and
son Billy.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Tate left
Wednesday for a visit with Mr.
Tate's mother ai Old Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Cooper
cf Atlanta will spend this week
end here with relatives. !
Miss Myrt Padgett of Hayesville j
spent several days here last week ?
with Miss Elizabeth Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Woodyard and
Mrs. L. E. Mauney spent Wednes- i
day in Atlanta.
Mrs. Robert E. Minor of Birm
ingham, Ala., was the guest of Mrs.
W. P. Odom and Mrs. John Berry
last week. Mrs. Odom returned
with Mrs. Minor to Birmingham
to take a course in floral design
ing.
Mrs. M. L. Stewart and daugh
ter, Miss Rachelle Stewart, arrived
in Murphy Monday from their
home in Frost Proof, Fla., to spend
the summer at their cottage at
Ranger.
Miss Nettie Dickey, student at
Chattanooga University, is spend
ing her spring holidays here with
her mother, Mrs Thelma Dickey.
Mrs Ola Duggan spent last week
end with relatives and friends m
Atlanta.
Mrs. Robert ^ Hault and baby,
are spending the week in
Asheville with Mrs. Ban It's par
ents, Mr and Mrs. W. A. Bell.
Burgess Bailey of Oak Ridge
I'enn . spent Saturday night and
Sunday here with his parents. Mr.
For Register of Deeds
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the Office of Register of
Deeds of Cherokee County, subject to
the action of the Democratic Conven
tion or Primary.
I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR
VOTE AND SUPPORT
B. L. PADGETT
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and Mrs J. W. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ward of
Knoxville were week-end guests
of Mrs. G. W. Candler and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Lee.
NOTIC E TO CANDIDATES
The filing time for all Legisla
tive, county and township offices
expires at 6 o'clock P. M., Satur
day. April 13, 1946; therefore all
Notices of Candidacy must be in
the possession of the County Board
of Elections by the expiration time,
otherwise they cannot be accepted.
P. A. ARROWOOD .Chairman
Cherokee County Board
37-lte of Elections
FOR SALE ? 31 acres of land in
Beaverdam township. 1V4 miles
from Unaka, '4 mile from Grand
view highway. On acre in cul
tivation. three acres in pasture,
three acres bearing fruit trees.
One three room house, spring
house, can house and barn.
Reasonable price. See Jack
Mashbern, Unaka, N. C. 37-4tp
FOR SALE ? 1937 Model Fordson
tractor, double disc Athens plow,
good harrow, and power take-off.
Frank Laney, Route 1, Marble,
N. C. 36-2tp
FOR SALE ? Sash weights, win
dow pulleys, window screens,
screen doors, various sizes, stock
limited. Five Point Grocery.
SMfe.
PIANO FOR SALE ? Good condi
tion. Cash only. See Gwendo
lyn Wilcox. Murphy, N. C.
Phone 28- J.
WANTED ? House keeper. Good
salary. Call 193 or write to 102
Sunset Drive. Murphy, N. C.
S7-2tc
FOR SALE ? The Maples, and
five lots and houses, back of
Dickey Hotel See Mrs. Lelia
Dkkcy. 37-itp
LOST ? Small black, saddle-back
female beagle. answering to
name of "Blackie". in the Bell- j
view section. Reward of $5.00 if
returned to John Posey. 37-ltp
FRESH SHIPMENTS Russel Mc- I
Phail Chocolates arriving regu- i
larly. Five Point Grocery. 37-lte
STATE CERTIFIED STRAWBER
RY PLANTS ? Varieties. Masto
don. Klondyke, Aroma, Gem.
from the best stock that could
be found by our state Agricul
tural College, and set in newly
cleared ground, all plants ship
ped by me will be certified by
our state Department of Agricul
ture as being True-To-Name and
disease free, they will by Special
care be freshly dug and properly
packed. 500 plants only $7.00.
1000 $13.00. 5000 $50 00 prepaid
by insured mail to your home,
25 n with order balance C. O. D.
anyone interested write I'll
answer at once. F. S Johnson,
Coker-Creek. Tenn. 36-4t
FOR SALE ? All white new oil
stove with built in oven and
thermostat. See Mrs. S. N. Bobo
at Dickey Hotel. 37-ltc
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Ml RPHY, N. C.
WANTED A WOMAN to work five
days per week as driver for Mrs.
Kathryn Youorski, special case
worker for blind. Applications
will be accepted Saturday morn
ings at the Welfare Office in
Murphy. 37-ltc
LOST ? Micron Watch lost re
cently near post office in Mur
phy. Finder please return to
Scout office and owner will pay
reward. 37-2tp
ONE 38 Winchester for sale or
trade. See Elbert Totherow,
Phone 188-W, Murphy. 36-4tp
FOR PLUMBING and heating ser
vice. contact Tom W. Taylor.
106 Willow St 37-4tp
WANTED ? Experienced farmer
to raise tobacco and other crops.
Share basis. Cut timber, house
and garden provided. S. W. Cat
erson, Appomattox, Va., Route
2. 35-4tp
FOR SALE ? 42 acres in Cherokee
county, two miles from highway
No. 64 on gravel road. Two
houses, plenty of out buildings,
springs, pasture and some saw
timber. Mail by door. Close to
church and school. $1,000. Claude
Bailey, Culberson, N. C.t Rt. 2.
?6-2tp
WANTED ? Two or three adults
to live on place and work. Phone
193 or write 102 Sunset Drive.
Murphy. N. C. 37-2tc
FOR SALE ? Indian head cents,
one 1865. Would consider work
in any line: merchandise, salary
or percentage; would lease store
or building from owner, lease or
work in tourist camps. Experi
enced W. Rowland, Route 1,
Marble, N. C. 36-2tp
FOR SALE ? Twin size cotton felt
mattress. Like new. used only
two months . Very reasonable.
Phone 171-W. 37-ltp
FOR SALE ? Indian head cents,
one 1865 Would consider work
in any line: merchandise, for
salary or commission; would
lease or work in tourist camps.
W. Rowland, Route 1, Marble,
N. C. 36-2tp
FOR SALE ? Good business stand
Four thousand dollar stock 0f
goods Ten room dwelling, love
ly shrubbery, shady lawn, good
well on the porch, five good out
buildings, including a stone stor
age house. All buildings in ex
cellent condition. Eighteen acres
of land, good orchard and pas
ture. Four miles of Hiwassee
Lake, on Joe Brown highway
Can give possession in thirty
days. Bargain for $10,000. J w
Odom. Unaka, N. C. Phone 2302
35-4tc
FOR SALE ? One 1942 Ton and
a half GMC truck. Heavy duty
rear end. Can be seen at Palm
er's Sinclair Station. Ben Palm
er, Murphy. N. C. 36-2tc
TO THE CITIZENS OF
CHEROKEE COUNTY
IV. Roy fqihci?
I have announced and qualified with the State Board
of Elections for Solicitor of this District in the Primary
election to be held on May 25th.
In making this announcement I realize the people of
the County would like to know my views as to the duties
required of the Solicitor, who is the citizens' representative
in the administration of the criminal laws of the State, as
it applies to the various Counties of the District. I hold it
to be the primary duty of the Solicitor to fairly and dili
gently present all matters which constitute a violation of
the law to the court to the end that justice may be done to
all parties concerned and to the public generally. The in
nocent should go free but the guilty should feel the pun
ishment of the law, in keeping with the seriousness of the
violation. If 1 am elected as your Solicitor I shall be dili
gent in the prosecution of the court docket, yet I shall give
sympathetic consideration to the young first offenders with
the view of assisting them back to the road of good citizen
ship.
Citizens interested in the affairs of the ccurt may feel free to discuss their matters
with me and I will give attentive ear. When the whole picture is before me I shall use
my best judgment in the matter.
Touching upon my ability to make a good Solicitor, I call attention briefly to my
record: I have been in the active practice of the law since 1923, and during this per
iod of time I have served as State Senator for the district made up by the counties of
Haywood, Jackson and Transylvania, and as Assistant United States Attorney in the
Federal Court for almost seven years, presided over by Judge E. Y. Webb, of Shelby,
North Carolina.
I thoroughly understand the problems of our ex-service men, having served in
World War 1 myself, and have been interested in Veterans' affairs since, in the way
of obtaining pensions for disabled soldiers, and pensions and allowances for widows
and orphans of our deceased soldiers. For these services I have made no charge and
do not now intend to start.
In no event shall I ask for the Solicitor's office for more than two terms, and at the
expiration of it, whether it be one or two terms, I shall in no way attempt to use the
Solicitor's office in naming my successor, but shall leave it to the good judgment of
the citizens to select their representative from whatever County they choose.
I shall not be able to see all of you personally before the Primary, but let this state
ment serve to solicit your support in my race for Solicitor.
CORDIALLY YOURS,
W. R. FRaNCIS,
April 2, 1946. WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
WE ARE BUYING
HARDWOOD and PINE LOGS
HARDWOOD LUMBER by the Grade and PINE LUMBER
Information and prices at office.
Cherokee Lumber Corporation, Murphy, N. C.