Andrews Wildcats
Open Season Friday
Coach "Al" Smith's, Andrews
high school Wildcats, will officially
open the 1947 Cherokee county
grid season for the local football
followers Friday afternoon, when
the AHS eleven clash with the Rob
binsville Blue Devils. The en
counter will be held in Andrews at
the high school Athletic Field.
The kick-off is scheduled for 2:30.
and the contest will be the first
game for both schools.
The Blue Devils are reported to
be a fast breaking combination of
gridsters with many lettermen to
support the initial assault. They
are also reported to be strong in
every position and have consider
able reserve strength Their of
fensive power is said to be gener
ated through a variety of forma
tions.
To further the AHS coaching
staff's problems, the Wildcats have
been suffering a wild series of in
juries that continually require al
terations of the prospective line
up. The latest casualty of the
scrimmage sessions is the loss of a
first string fullback. Butler, who
has been the powerhouse of the
Wildcat assault. Several others,
of the squad of twenty-eight, have
also been injured during the con
ditioning period and will be out
of starting hopes.
Coaches Smith and Parker stat
ed that most of the ent.re squad
was green and inexperienced but
they would be able to start a big
and heavy line, but filling th ips
in the backfield may create a diffi
cult problem for the Wildcat men
tors.
The Wildcats will employee the
single wing and the T against the
Blue Devils, with Bradley .Muss"
Parker and Sam Webb doing most
of the ball earning for the "Cats".
Coach Smith mentioned his
greatest problem would be to se
lect a starting line-up for the set
to. He said, our boys appear a bit
shabby around the edges and it is
difficult to say just what the final
outcome of the game will be. We
naturally hope to come out with
the winning margin. We'll see",
he concluded.
Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege. Cullowhee. will supply the
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A. F. & A. M. J
Cherokee Lodge No j
146 will hold regular communi- J
cation the first Monday night in ?
each month, at 7:30 p. m.. in |
the Masonic hall. All members {
are urged to be present, and J
visitors are welcome.
J. H. DUNCAN, Master. !
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J. C. HEMBREE, Secretary, j
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! officials for the encounter.
The probable lineup to start
against the Blue Devils for the
Wildcats will be: Davis and Hold
ir, at the ends: Gregory and Chris
ty. wil lanchor the tackle positions:
while Hawk and Holloway will
support the Andrews eleven at
guards. George will be the likely i
Parting center and the backfield !
positions will see Bradley, Webb. |
B. Parker and M. Parker doing
most of the ball handling.
River Hill
Miss Barbarann Hukill had as
her dinner guest Sunday Misses
Irene Williamson, Thelma Hamby
and Lester Williamson.
Mrs. Loretta Williamson had as
her guest Sunday her son and
iiaughter-in-lawt Mr. and Mrs.
Beecher Williamson and family and
Arthur Mason and family all of
Turtletown. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williamson
had as their guests Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Harlie Adams and baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Payne and
baby all of Patrick.
Miss Irene Williamson spent
Sunday night with Miss Barbarann
Hukill.
The all day singing was held at
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W. A. "Shorty" Sherrill. Prop.
I Pleasant Hill Baptist church Sun
day and it is believed to be the
best in 16 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Lum Burger o!
Georgia have bought and moved tc
the J. A. Adams place here.
Upper Wolf Creek
The Rev. W. L. Cook filled hi;
regular appointment here Sunday
Mrs. Winston Hawkins and son
Hilly Ralph left Sunday for West
Virginia to join her husband whe
is employed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Solon Simonds
and children and Mr. and Mrs
Francis Cheatum and children ol
Ducktown, Tenn., were Quests of
Mrs. Ollie Verner at dinner Sun
day.
C. J. Cook and Winferd Cook
were visiting in Asheville last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Simonds
and children and Alvin Simonds
motored to Chattanooga.
C. J. Cook of the U. S. Navy is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Cook, C. J. has been in the
South Pacific for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshel Dockery
of Murphy were visitors here Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Moore of
Isabella. Tenn.. visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Simonds Sunday.
Patrick
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hayes and
children of Turtletown, Tenn..
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Horton Friday afternoon.
Melvin Pierce visited relatives
in Georgia over the week-end.
Lee Horton made a business trip
to Copperhill, Tenn.. one day last
week.
Several people from Patrick are
attending the revival being held
at Fields of the Wood.
Kenneth Rogers was the guest
of Lee Horton Saturday afternoon.
j Upper Peachtree
[ The Rev. Cutshaw was in charge
> of services at#the church Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leatherwood
were the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Lunsford Sunday.
Several people from Grape
i Creek came to the Upper Peach
tree church Saturday night.
Mrs. J. W. Barker and Mrs.
: Vina Barker spent Sunday with
i Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Curtis spent
i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marison
Moore.
Charles Griffith spent Sunday I
afternoon with Vernon Thomasson.
j The Rev. Robert Barker visited
) his aunt. Mrs. J. W. Barker Sat
j urday afternoon.
Postell
There will be an all night meet
ing at Swanson Baptist church
Saturday night, September 20. All
singers and preachers are invited
to attend.
Mrs. S. Y. Allen who has been
ill for some time is reported un
improved. !
M. O. Stiles visited John Brendle
Saturday morning.
John Brendle who has been con
fined to his home for seven months
is reported unimproved.
Miss Remonia Jory visited Bren
da Stiles Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. R. Hamilton is visiting
her son. Baxter, at Etowah. Tenn.
Mi and Mrs. Burl Brown visit
? ed Mr. and Mrs. Casteel Hawkins
I Sunday evening.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY FAIR
MURPHY, SEPT. 30 -OCT. 4
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Farmers, Housewives, 4-H Clubsters, all interested Cherokee County Citi
zens, we invite you to bring your exhibits and participate in our fair.
Big Premiums Offered this Year
Midway Attractions by Kirkwood Shows
Wednesday, Oct. 1, is Children's Day
All school children admitted free during the daylight hours
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Fair To Be Operated By
Cherokee County Fair Association