Harry M. Hamilton of Boone,
Watauga county farm agent for
the past seven years, has been ap
pointed sheep anil beef eattle mar
keting specialist with the N. C.
Department of Agriculture. Hamil
ton. a 1935 graduate of VPI where
he specialized in animal husbandly,
wil be in charge of beef cattle pro
jects for the Agriculture Depart
ment in Northwestern .North Caro
lina
Baptist W. M. S.
Circles Meet
Mrs. Paul Hyatt was hostess to ,
the Mae Perry circle at her home j
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. E. J. Darnell, chairman. |
presided. Mrs. E. F Arnold gave !
the devotional from the 7th chap- j
ter of Matthew, and Mrs. J. C. Am
nions offered prayer.
"Soul Winning" was the topic i
discussed by Mrs Henry Hyatt.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read by Mrs. Winston Craig, secre
tary, and a short business session
v. as held when reports from com
mittees were heard. Community
missions committee gave a free will
offering for a needy person. Mrs.
OR. E.E. SMITH
Chiropractor
Electric (Orj;anic? Massage
For Rheumatism [
Spinal Troub'es
| Hubert Mulkey was received as a
; new member.
Refreshments were served to 12
members present, during the social
hour.
The Fannie E. S. Heck circle
met with Mrs. George Townson
with Mrs. Lloyd Hendrix, chairman
in charge of the program.
"We've a Story to Tell to the Na
tions' was the opening hymn, fol
| lowed by prayer by Mrs. J. A. Mor
I l is.
The study for the afternoon was
? Co-operative Program." Follow
ing is the program given:
Foreign Mission Hoard ? Mrs. J.
M. Amnions; How the money is
divided in the program ? Mrs.
George Townson; Home Mission
Hoard, Mrs. Bessie Deweese; State
Mission Board? Mrs. .1 L. Savage;
Christian Sudcation. Mrs. J. Alton
Morris; Ministerial Relief, Mrs. J.
L>. Hall: Orphanages, Mrs. Ben
Palmer; Hospitals, Mrs. W. A.
Paper.
Mrs. Morris closed the meeting
with prayer.
Mrs Townson was assisted in
serving by her daughter. Mrs S K
Spencc and .Mrs. Johnny Savage.
PERSONALS
Miss Myrt Padgett of Hayesville
and Capt John Rabe of California
wore week-end guests of Miss Eli
zabeth Gray.
Miss Susan Beck and her broth
er. Kenneth, of Salisbury, weie
week-end guest of Miss Addie M;.e
Cooke.
Mrs. W Arthur Barber of Char
lotte was the guest of Mrs. Wade
Massey over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs John Bay less of ,
Knoxville. and Bill Bayless and i
son. Billy of Asheville visited their
parents .Mr and Mrs. L. E. Bayle ss !
for the Easter week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Suddath and :
Mrs. S. 1' Barnett and daughter j
Barbara of Jefferson. Ga. were |
week-end guests of W. II. Slid
derth and family at Peachtree.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Savage and {
daughter, Peggy, spent Easter with
relatives at Gainesville, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Odom had
as guests for the Easter week-end.
Mrs. Odom's mother. Mrs. P. L |
Jenkins, her brother-in-law and !
aster. Mr. and Mrs. J L. McMi l
an and children, Jimmy. Pat and
loseph of Jefferson. Ga.. and Mrs.
)dom's sister. Mrs. Claude Love of
Vsheville.
Henn Theatre
Murphy, North Carolina
Showing All Major Companies' Pictures First Run In Murphy
Thursday - Friday, April 25-26
Perry Como - V ivian Blaine, In?
"DOLL FACE"
LATEST NEWS
Saturday, April 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
ROD CAMERON, In?
'BEYOND THE PECOS"
? Also ?
Lee Tracy - Brenda Jovce, In
"I'LL TELL THE WORLD"
Sella! "MONSTER AND APE"
Late Show Saturday, 10:45 P. M.
Lon Chaney - Brenda Joyce, In ?
"PILLOW OF DEATH"
Sunday, April 28
Dick Foweii - Walter Selzak, In ?
"CORNERED"
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Monday - Tuesday, April 29 - 30
Robert Walker - Keenan Wynn, In ?
"WHAT NEXT CPL HARGROVE"
? Also ? ?
Seeded Shs.-t Subjects and Latest News
Wednesday, May I
James Craig - Frances Gifford, In ?
"SHE WENT TO THE RACES"
Serial FOREST RANGER
AT FONTANA VILLAGE. AMERICA'S NEWEST VACATION
LAN. soon to bo opened to the public by Government Services. Inc .
ol' Washington, I) C". there are modern cottages, trailer cottages, trail
er camps and space for tourists wishing to pitch tents. This photo
shows two young visitors passing one of the modernly-equipped cot
tages Fontana Village, adjacent to the famous TVA Fontana Dam and
Fontana Lake, will offer overnight and weekly accommodations and u
planned recreation program. The Village will have a modern shopping
center consisting of a grocery store, cafeteria, drug store, dry goods
store, post office .bank, beauty shop and barber shop.
SWALLOWED PENCIL ACCIDENTALLY
PRETTY TELEGRAPH OFFICE CLERK Winifred Cooper, 21, of Oakland, Calif.,
holds pencil similar in siz* to one she accidentally swallowed. Asked
how it happened, vVinifred said she was holding the pencil in her mouth
while looking through her purse, inadvertently gulped and down went
the pencil. X-rtay photo (left) shows pencil (arrow), complete with
eraser, lodged in her stomach. Doctors have placed the girl on a special
diet to dislodge the pencil without an operation. ( International )
CANADA'S NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL
TOP-HATTED FIELD MARSHA^ Viscount Alexander Is shown Inspecting
the Royal Canadian Air Force Guard ol Honor as he entered th?
Parliament Building in Ottawa, Canada, for his installation as the new
Governor General of the British dominion. ( International )
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Coopoi
>i Atlanta, spent the Easter holi
lays here with Mr. Cooper's moth
r. Mrs. Grace Cooper, and their
laughter, Mrs. H. A. Mattox. Mr.
Uattox and sons, Harry and Phil i
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ward
of Knoxville, spent Easter with
Mrs. C. W. Candler and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Lee.
O. L. Anderson spent a few days
i.i Asheville on business.
I Burt Savage of Brevard, spei t
the week-end here with his parents.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Savage, and
attended the funeral of Mrs. W. A.
Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. McGuire of
Atlanta, who are spending the week
at their cottage at Peachtree. at
tended ehureh services at the Pres
byterian church here Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Crawford and baby,
i'atricia Gail, will leave Friday to
join her husband in Lincoln. Nob.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and
children of Nashville. Tenn and
Mrs Frank McDonald of Knoxviilt
spent the week-end here with th?*lr
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H C. Matto.v
Mrs. B. W. Whitfield. Mrs. O. K.
Krhart, Mrs. T. A. Case and Mi as
C.ludys Brendle spent last week
with relatives and friends in At
lanta
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulmer arcl
family left Monday for Sylva where
he will be distributor for the COta*
cola company between Ashcvilk
and Murphy. He is also agent for
Willys cars in that territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Martii.
who recently purchased the home
< ? Mr. and Mrs. Fulmer in Fast
Murphy, and their son John Martin
Uncle Sam Says
Nice easy chair you have, friend.
This is real comfort. I'll bet you
are one of my nephews whose fam
ily life rests on a firm foundation of
United States Savings Bonds. Ev
ery banker, every merchant, every
spiritual leader in this community
will tell you that I'm right. The first
material possession any right-think
ing, right-acting citizen acquires
is savings. United States Savings
Bonds are safe savings which grow
in amount of $4 for every $3 invested
at the end of ten years.
U. S. Treasury Ccfartmtni
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
J By WILLIAM RITT
Central Press Writer
THE AVERAGE sports fan
doesn't mind discussing the in
ternational situation and the
food shortages these days. It's
a good way to kill time until
;he baseball season starts.
? t t
A fellow set a record eating
two dozen oranges at one sit
ting. The miracle is ? where did
he get 'em?
! ! !
Now we are promised sphere*
shaped ice cubes. This should
give Junior an endless supply of
marbles.
! ! !
The average gardener wouldn't
have such high hopes if those
seed catalogs were not printet
by artists looking at theii
vegetabfc models through i
magnifying glass.
! ! !
There are few women diplo
mats and no wonder. Those tall
silk hats would never 6t on
those new hair-dos.
! ! !
Grandpappy Jenkins says
those post-war planners ought to
do something about extending
the strawberry shortcake season.
? t t
In Samoa, according to Fac
tographs, only persons over five
feet in height are taxed. Maybe
that's where that phrase orig
inated ? "You lucky shrimp!"
and Mrs. Martin who have resided
a* Hotel Regal for several months j
moved Tuesday into their new ?
home.
C. E. Hyde spent Tuesday in At
lanta on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harshaw of j
Richmond. Ya . arrived Monday to
spend several days in Murphy.
Charles E. Bell, Jr.. of Cornelia,
Ga. spent several days here last
week with his eousins, Mr. and Mis.
Robert H. Cox.
Mrs. W. B. Mulkey of Marble,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Thelma
Dickey at Hotel Regal Tuesday.
Vote for PROGRESS
"If elected to Congress I
expect to appoint one sec
retary who will stay in the
District all the time for
the benefit of the G. I.'*
and other war veterans
and their dependents.
This secretary will be
available for the benefit
of the veterans and their
dependents as a contact
man who will be familiar
with the laws of Veterans
and the rights and bene
fits to which they are en
titled."
Monroe M. Redden
Democratic Candidate For
CONGRESS
PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 25, 1946
FOREST *"3
FIRE
CAN OVERTAKE A .
MAM OM HORSEBACK /.
- Mrliw
It "s easier
to kilt
the First spark I
Fire has been known to sweep
through more than 200,000 acres
in 24 hours. Fire can transform
permanently productive forest lands
into barren wastes. A single spark
in the woods is dangerous. Don't
take a chance. BE SURE that spark
is DEAD.
Teas Extract Company
ANDREWS, NORTH CAROLINA