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Little Brasstown Mrs. Norah Thomas and son. Mrs Allie Ingram and daughter end Miss Grace Stalcup. all of Clarksdale, Ga., spent the past week with relatives on Pinhook. Bryan Chastain and family of Martin's Creek visited relatives on Pinhook Sunday. Clifford Stalcup and Misses Suiiisi.v 3jb dsuj iiuo pue suo(j it) Gastonia. Mr and Mrs. George Smart of Hayesville spent the past week with Mrs. Smart's parents, Mr and Mrs. A. R Stalcup. Ernest Morris and family spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ( i Stalcup. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stalcup were Sunday visitors of Mr. and ! Mrs. A. H. Stalcup. Glenn Stalcup and family of Bell view visited relatives on Pin hook Sunday. J. D Clayton and family spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. | A R. Stalcup 1 Mrs. William Payne of Georgia has been visiting her nephew. Fen non Anderson and family. 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C. 1 Do You Know *x* ? that this company has paid large premium dividends, an nually, to its policyholders, since organization WITHOUT DIS CRIMINATION? ? that during the entire life of this company it has paid out to its policyholders, in premium dividends, multiple thousands of dollars more than it incurred in fire losses? ? that such a result could be accomplished only because of CAUTIOUS UNDERWRITING and ECONOMICAL MANAGE MENT? ? that the safet.v and service of this, as a fire underwriter, is unsurpassed by any company anywhere? ? that this company issues STANDARD POLICIES in con formity with North Carolina law, the same as other companies, and that ALL POLICIES are NON-ASSESSABLE? ? that this company blazed the way in the Carolinas for legal reserve, mutual fire underwriting? ? that most of all the revenue of this company. INCOME and OUTGO, stays in the Carolinas and serves Carolinians? Do these facts interest you, as they certainly concern you? Y T If so. allow us to verify them to you and have them profit you, as so many others are being profited by them. * Hardware Mutual Fire Insurance Co. | Of The Carolinas :j: CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA X PHONE OR WRITE C. L. Cartledge ;|; Special Representative X PHONE 221 P. O. BOX 13 FRANKLIN, N. C. X , . . . . . . . . . .... ,..^.,,..4 Friends Service Committee Works At Brasstown During July and August this year for a second time a group of college students under the direc tion of the American Friends Sen ice Committe attended a work camp at Brasstown. The camp was one of those set up each sum mer by the American Friends Serv ice Committee, an organization of the Society of Friends, the church feroup more commonly known as the Quakers The purpose of these work camps is service to the communities in which they are | placed To the camps go college j boys and girls of all nationalities i and religious beliefs ? anyone who is interested in giving his summer vacation to help the peo ple of some community. The j campers pay their own expenses and receive no pay for their labor. However, they consider themselves well repaid because they acquire practical work experience and an increased understanding of the region in which they work. But perhaps rewarding to them is the friendship and understanding of the local people with whom they work. This year aizain the work camp ers lived in Kock House, one of the buildings of the John C. Camp bell Folk School. The group was led by Rev and Mrs. Harry Meserve who brought with them their three small children from Buffalo. N. V The workers in ' ciuded Misses Cophine Crosman. Winnie Libbon. Priscilla Robinson. , Evelyn Cameron. Barbara Struck. Berenice Braislin. Frances Oppen hcim. and Robert Warren. Richard Southworth. Herbert Busse. and Bernardo Picozo G. The dietician for the group was Miss Genevieve Dilts. Many church denomina tions were represented in the camp and one worker came from Mexico City. Mexico. All came from dif ferent colleges among which were Princeton. Swarthmore. Holyoke. Smith, Queens. Radcliffe, Penn State and Chicago University. Together all members of the camp worked on projects which v. ill help the Brasstown communi ty. They cleaned and painted a remodelled part of the Mountain Valley Cooperative Creamery. They helped with threshing and uwej looips *U?j u0 8uiXeq and painted the outside of the 1 oik School dairy. Their largest single piece of work is a new build ; ing at the Folk School. For a long time a blacksmith's shop has been needed to replace the outgrown one which has been serving the community since it was built in 1933. The work campers under | took the building of the new forge i about two and a half weeks before j the close of the camp and when they left the stone walls were com I ing his relatives. Mrs. Blaine Thomas and son, Jimmie, Okron, Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stalcup. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hughes of Martin's Creek were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Almond. Dillard Stiles and family were Sunday evening guests of W. O. Almond. Fred Brooks and family spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Almond. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Moody and little son of Gastonia spent the past week with Mrs. Moody's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Almond. 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C. 3101 Hillsboro St. Phone 4-4661 Sweeten Creek Road Phone 8836 2 Miles South Rt. 21 Phone 789 pleted and the rafters were in place. Over the front door of the building there is the red and black star which is the symbol of the American Friends Service Com mittee. The blacksmith's shop, like the woodworking shop built last year, will stand as a symbol of the goodwill and hard work of the work campers who came from all parts of the country work here because they were interested in this mountain region. In their leisure time the group visited the Smoky mountains. Cop perhill, Chatuge and Hiwassee Lakes and the Field of the Woods They took part in the wood carving classes and the folk games and singing at the Folk School. They l attended the Little Brasstown Bap tist Church regularly and one Sun day evening gave a religious serv [ ice at Hayesville. Real Estate Transfers Ed King to J. L. Hall, Jr.. tract in Ed King subdivision in Murphy township. Herman H. West and wife, Mar gie West, to Dr. F. V. Taylor, tract in Cheroke county adjoining gran tor. Herman H West and wife. Mar gie West, to Dr. F. V Taylor, land in Cherokee county adjoining lands of W. A. Hampton. Harold Payne and Elva Payne, to James C. Simonds and Vera Simonds. land in Cherokee county adjoining Harold Payne, Lloyd Wallace and Lonzo Harris. Margie West and husband. Her man H. West, to Sam Daily parcel or tract of the subdivision of the P. L. Robinson family. Clingman T. Hughes and wife. Hattie Belle Hughes, to V. M. .Johnson, lots in Murphy in block A of the J. S. Meroney property. Beryle R. Witt to M. S. Richards land in Cherokee county adjoining Messer estate and Beryle Witt. Louise P. Cooper and husband, Glenn T. Cooper, to Ralph R. West and wife, Ruth West, lots in An drews. Thomas J. Ellis and wife, Evie Maye Ellis, to William H. Fryer, Edith M. Fryer and Walter V. Heckman, land in Shoal Creek township. j E. O. Palmer and wife, Dair Palmer, Hillsborough county, Fla.. to J. H. Kephart and wife. Maggie Kcphart, undivided interest in land in Cherokee county, adjoin ing Bob Kephart and George Young. 1 D. T.'Gaddis and wife, Vina | Gaddis. to Noah Dockery and wife. Anna Lee Dockery. lands in Chero kee county adjoining A. J. McDon ald, S. F. Abernathy, L. L. Gad dis and W. C. Garrett. Thomas Smith and wife, Arena Smith, to Mildred Kincaid, land in Cherokee county adjoining E. B Norvell heirs. Frank C. Ghiringhelli to Floyd Laney and Girttie H. Laney, land in Cherokee county adjoining the Folk school, Scroggs and Laneys. Frank Laney and wife, Lillie Laney, to Floyd Laney and wife. Girttie H. Laney, right, title and interest to certain tracts and par cels of lots of land in Murphy township. W. T. Laney and wife, Virdie Laney, to Floyd Laney and wife. ST. JOHN S CATHOLIC CHlRCf Schedule of Masses Murphy, 1st Sunday ? 8:00 A. M. Bryson City, every Sunday ? 8:00 A. M. Canton, 5th Sunday ? 8:00 A. M Cherokee, 3rd Sunday ? 8:00 A, M Fontana Village, every Sunday ? 11:00 A. M. Franklin, every Sunday ? 8:00 A.M. 'Highlands, every Sunday ? 11:00 A. M. Jylva, 4th Sunday ? 8:00 A. M. Waynesville, every Sunday ? 11:00 A. M. DRINK Grade A PASTEURIZED MILK i HE GUARD YOUR HEALTH" DOUBLE CAPPED DAILY DELIVERY Mt. Valley Cooperative W. W. HOLLAND, Mjrr. BRASSTOWN, N. C. Girttie H. Laney, all right, title and interest in certain parcels in Mur phy township. Caroline Pullium and husband. M. E. Pullium, to trustee Valley River Baptist church, land in Cherokee county adjoining lands ot Valley River Baptist church. Hattie Holloway and husband. G. W. Holloway, Nora Lee and hus band, Narvie Lee, and Viola Le fevers and husband, T. R. Lefevers to Jearl Dean Lefevers, land in Notla township. R. A. Helton and wife. Nina Hel ton, to Riley Kilpatrick. land in Cherokee count yadjoining Edgar Helton and B. T. Helton. B. D. Swanson and Mary Swan son, to John A. Swanson. land in Shoal Creek township. J. H. Hampton and wife. Bessie Belle Hampton, to L. F. Lochaby and wife. Helen Elizabeth Lochaby, land in Cherokee county adjoining lands of J. H. Hampton, L. P. Hampton and J. W. Dyer. Ed King to Neil W. Hughes and wife, Kathryn Marie Hughes, lots in Ed King subdivision in Murphy. Clyde Cornwell and wife. Inez Cornwell to V. H. Bradshaw and wife. Lizzie Bradshaw, land in Murphy township. Oliver Dockery and wife. Bessie Dockery to James Dockery and wife. Dorothy Dockery, land in Cherokee county adjoining lands of John W. Ballew. Mrs. Donald Wilson to William P. Sherrill and wife, Alice Sherrill, land in Valleytown township. , Valeria Robinson, of Mullins, S. C., P. L. Robinson and wife. I^ith Robinson, to Tom Pasmore, lots in the subdivision of the P. L. Rob inson farm. B. A. Rickett and wife, Amanda Rickett. to W. A. Reece. land in Cherokee county adjoining the lands of Van Morgan and Vincent Pulliam. Jim Allen to H. E. Dickey, lands in Cherokee county adjoining lands of Will Powell. Cora Hawkins to D. M. Shields and Beulah Shields and heirs, land in Cherokee county. Gay Hawkins and wife, Marie Hawkins, to Windom L. Arp, lands in Notla Township. George Walls and wife. Archie Walls, to Ernest Kephart and wife, Bertha Kephart. lands in Cherokee county adjoining lands of W. F. Roberts and C. A. Sexton. L. R. Kisselburg, and wife. Ber tha A. Kisselburg. to Cherokee Lumber Corporation, tract in Shoal Creek township. W. A. Adams, guardian for Frank Dickey, minor to H. E. Dickey, undivided one fifth inter est in the Dickey stable lot. James B. Ferebee II to Capital Chevrolet Company, a corporation organized under the laws of Ten nessee, with its principal office in Davidson county, Tenn., tract in ( Junaluska Jungles. J. W. McMillan and wife, Nancy E. McMillan, to R. A. Crisp and R. F. Wall, land in Murphy town ship adjoining lands of B. M. Har- 1 bin and J. T. Hayes ~ ~~ Venson Wert and wife, Evelyn West and Lawson West, to W r Dockery and wife, Alice Dockery property in Valleytown township. Almost two-thirds of the farms in the country are now in soil con servation districts. Koffe-kup "&00V COFFEE R AGLAND BROS CO y^^f^^ESTlF? VO<JR t|M?T,o, ju t heard ?S?Vh?j,5^6S *TC VcXK^^ ^ESHOf FLOOR LAMPS At Reduced Prices For Ten Days IMMPHV ELECTRICAL SHOP "NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE" MURPHY, N.C. PHONE 134-R GENERAL ELECTRIC & U! For Real 4 OIL HEATING COMFORT/, FOR REAL OIL HEAT ING COMFORT, "Dino", the Sinclair Dinosaur, rec ommends Sinclair Super Flame Fuel Oil. SUPERFLAME IS? CLEAN... to prevent clogging of strainer or burner nozzle. UNIFORM... to eliminate need for fre quent burner adjustment, prevent carbon formation. QUICK... ) to ignite so that the burner * is sure to come on. ECONOMICAL... gives maximum heat per gallon to save you money. You'll like our prompt, dependable delivery service, too. 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The Cherokee Scout (Murphy, N.C.)
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