Club Delegates
Report On Trip
The writer of the following let
ter is Mrs. Alma Hike of Rt. No. 1.
Hendersonville, the delegate rep
resenting the Home Demonstration
Clubs of nineteen Western North
Carolina counties at the Triennial
Conference of the Associated
Country Women of the World held
in Amsterdam. Holland. September
8th to 13th There were four other
delegates from this State. At the
conference there were delegates
from some seventy women's or
Your Future
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more secure
ky insurance
C. E. HYDE
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 145 Murphy, N. C.
Representing
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sanitations from seventeen differ
ent nations.
The delegates from America ar
rived in Holland Saturday after
several days sightseeing in Eng
I land. At the close of the meeting
I the delegates spent several days
visiting in rural Dutch farm homes
before going on to Belgium and
France.
On Board Queen Mary
September 1, 1947
'Delayed)
"Dear Club Members:
It is impossible for me to realize
1 have been sailing through the
waters of the Atlantic for the past
five days and that midnight will
find us on the coast of England ?
South Hampton
Here am "I" ? far away from
The E(JG" and I am wondering if
I it. will not be difficult to be a farm
woman again after life on this i
1 beautiful ship.
Everything that has been said or
w ritten about The Queen" is cer- ,
I tainly true. It is like a different j
world. Of course. I shall tell you '
.ill about it when I return, but 1
thought you might be interested to
have a word or so while I am gone.
There are 2.400 passengers on
this voyage and about 1,100 crew
?o you get a little idea as to to
the vastness of the ship It is a
very easy matter to get lost ? we
all have, at one time or another,
but there are plenty of stewards to
set you right again.
I thought I walked on the farm,
but I did not know what walking
was until now. Of course, there
are lots of elevators, but the cor
ridors are blocks long. Sunday I
went to services and I walked as
far from my home to Henderson
ville ? so it seemed.
The food is marvelous and is
served practically day and nig' i.
We will talk that over when I come
home as. I know my Club fnends
well enough to know they u 21 !>e
interested in that part of the voy
age.
\aturally. all kinds of en* r\un
ir.ent is provided and. anions such
a group as this, there is plenty of ;
talent. However all i* not play
with the delegates. We hav ? j
meeting every day tr\ in 4 to out
line our work at the coming con
ference in Holland. At one of our
meetings we had the pleasure of ;
hearing from the group of Con-i
ures<men on 'lie \gricultun* Com
mittee who are on their way to j
study agricultural conditions a
broad.
Thi - is jus' a note to let you I
MURPHY FREEZER
LOCKER PLANT
Located on the Street between the Henn
Theatre and Bus Station.
No Sub Zero Room To Enter
WILL BE OPENED WEDNESDAY
Oct. 8, At 10 A. M.
Eirst Section of 60 Lockers
Now Readv.
LOCKER RENTAL
WILL BE $30.00 PER YEAR
All Kinds of Birds-Eye Erozen Foods
Will Be Sold.
Apply Now At The
HENN THEATRE
FOR LOCKER RESERVATIONS.
P. J. HENN, Owner
Classified Ads
RATES: One cent per word per insertion, minimum of 35c.
Cards of Thanks. One cent per word, 50c minimum
Resolutions of respect, memoriams. obituaries, one cent per word.
ALL ABOVE ADVERTISING STRICTLY CASH IN ADV ANCE.
1 1 ARTY MOUNTAIN CANARIES
for sale ? Reasonable. Can be
seen at my home any day exeept
Sunday. Mrs. Florence Sum
merour, Blairsville, C?a., Rt
1. ll-2tc
| FOR SALE ? Warm morning, coal
burning heater, call 165-J. 10-3tp
Now the Hard of Hear
ing Can Help Them
selves to Hearing
The many hard-of-hearing in
this city will have an exceptional
opportunity to find out how they
may once again experience relaxed,
noise-free hearing A FREE HEAR
ING CLINIC will bo held <>11 Qc
t( ber 7th < Tuesday > 10:00 to 4:00 at
Hotel Cherokee. Ml RPHY. N. C.
by Wallace J Harton at which time
lie will test the hard-of-hearing for
individual hearing deficiencies.
This clinic will also serve to in
troduce a neu A( oust icon develop
ment in hearing aids. This new
discovery by the world's first and
oldest manufacturers of electrical
hearing aids offers amazing clarity
and brilliant tone without the
harsh background noises usually
encountered. This instrument, in
spite of its power, is so small it
barely covers the palm ? and
that's with the batteries enclosed!
Letters have been pouring in
from those who have already tried
this new Acousticon saying how
thrilled they were with this hear
ing aid. Many of them say that
they have never experienced such
clarity of tone against a velvet
quiet background The manufac
turers of this instrument say that
no one can even imagine what it ?
may do for them until they hear it
with their own ears.
Those hard of hearing who have
been searching for the answer to
their personal hearing problems
are urged to attend this FREE
CLIMC. Complete Free informa
t on will be mailed if you canno*
be there Write to ACOUSTICON
ASHEVILl.i: C OMPANY. 1-B Jack
son Building. A>hcville. North
Carolina.
DON'T I OIU.I T THE DATE
Advt.
know I am thinking of you who
made this trip possible by select
ing me as your delegate and wish
ing eaeh of you coulU be along."
Sincerely.
ALMA PIKE
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHl'RCII
Schedule of Masses
Waynesville. every Sunday ?
1 1:00 a. m.
Bryson City, every Sunday ?
8:00 a. m.
Canton. 5th Sunday ? 8:00 a. m.
Cherokee 2nd Sunday ? 8:00 a.m.
Cullowhee. 2nd Sunday ? 8:00
a. m.
Fontana Dam. every Sunday ?
11:00 a. m.
Franklin, every Sunday ? 8:00
a. m.
Highlands, every Sunday ? 11:00
a. m.
Murphy. 1st Sunday ? 8:00 a. m.
Sylva, 4th Sunday ? 8:00 a. m.
j Dr. J. R. Bell ]
I
Dentist
| Murphy General Ilospltai
I Phones: Business 215
Residence 46
Murphy, N. C.
I
fn joy aPUD/Nf'S"i|
quick relief from J
L HEADACHE !J1 |
You'll agree that Capudine ii wonderfully fast
and effective. Relieves so quickly becausc it s
liquid. Follow directions on label. ?
FOR SALE ? Nice fall suit, all
wool. Will sell cheap. See
Mrs. Will Rogers at fair grounds.
ll-2tp.
FOR SALE ? 81 acres land, 2
houses. Will sell or trade. Ven
geance Creek. Rt. 1. Harrison
James. ll-4tp
DROP IN AND SEE Our new line
of bed room suits, iron beds, link
and coil springs, dining room
suits, breakfast room suits, china
closets, buffets, radios, library
tables, washstands. dressers, odd
mirrows. radio battery sets,
stoves and other items. Deeker
Bros. Used Furniture. 11-ltp
FOR SALE ? Winter coat. used,
never worn in Murphy. Size 12
14 iiood condition. Fur trim
med. black, bargain. Call
295- W. 11-ltc
MARKWELL staplers in various
sizes, with staples to fit all sizes.
Presto staplers and staples.
Cherokee Scout, Phone 20. 26 tf
FOR SALE - it;, June Hatched
Hampshire Rocks. Pullets weigh
ing about 2 lbs., will lay in De
cember. Do not have room for
them, will sell at reasonable
price. W. S. Dickey. 11-ltc
FOR SALE ? Circulating coal
heater and one 50 lb. capacity
ice box. in good condition. Call
93 or see Mrs. J. B. Gray. Mur
phy. ll-2tc
WEDDING BELL napkins, with
wedding bells and name printed
in silver. 60 for $1.25. The
Cherokee Scout, Murphy. 41-tf
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
Business Building, stock of Roods
and grist mill in good business
location, all for quick sale
at $3500.
Small boxed house on large lot
in Marble Si 500.
Brand New 5 room block house
fronting on an alley close in to
business section in heart of
town S3, 000.
.">0 acre farm lying on both sides of
main highway 8 miles from Mur
phy with good 8 room house and
new modern barn, 10 acres of
good productive land. For quick
sale at only $4,500.
Nice 5 room dwelling with large
lot in East Murphv S6.500.
V i acres with 5 room dwelling,
store house and mill house on
gravel road near Brasstown
only $1500.
A Four unit apartment house, each
unit having 3 nice rooms and
bath renting for $35.00 per
month each, centrally located.
S15.000.
5 acre farm with nice 5 room house
1 mile from center of Murphv
with barn, smoke house, wood
hous** young orchard, good lar.d
in high stat" of cu'iivation
only $ l./i'O
40 acres farm in the edge of town
with good house 9 rooms and
bath $5000. Also 5 room house
and 3 acres $4,000
2 lots of over one acre each near
highway just outside of City
Limits of East Murphy, $1500
each, also one tract of over 2
acres only $1500. 5 room hous*
and lot on highway $3500.
Five rooms and bath on Peachtree
Street, large lot, only $2500.
Modern 5 rooms and bath close to
heart of town $6000.
Brand new modern brick, 6 rooms,
hardwood floors throughout
large comfortable, oil furnace
heat, full size concrete basement,
large lot, good section $9000.
18 acre farm 1 mile from center of
town with 5 room house $3500.
Brand new 4 rooms 1 V4 acre lot 1
mile out $3000.
4 room framed house, large
lot $3500.
4 rooms close in. small lot $3000.
D. M. REESE, Real Estate
Phone 214 Murphy, N. C.
| FOR SALE ? reconditioned '42 !
Ford radiator. $39.50. See Wil
son Palmer at Silver Fleet office
FOR SALE ? 18 foot Hudson
house trailer, 47 model, sleeps
four people. See H. A. Barton,
FOR SALE ? Westinghouse Elec
tric roaster-oven with cabinet.
See Mrs. Edwin Hensley or call
FOR SALE ? Poland China and
OlCpigs, five weeks old. 2
Poland China and OIC sows.
Priced for quick sale. Rev. J.
R. Hamilton Farm. Postell, N.
C. 1 2 mile off Shoal Creek. 10-4tp
THE HOME FOR STRAY ANTS
? A story of an independent
little ant who ran away from
home, by Marie Seuel Hoist.
His adventures, how he met the
kind old beetle, and the plans
they made for a home for stray
ants will delight every young
reader. Gay illustrations. 15c
each. Cherokee Scout. Phone
20. 6-tf
BUYING OR SELLING? ? Fori
quick, positive, confidential ac
tion to buy or sell a business in
Western North Carolina con
sult the Fidelity Business Brok
ers, suite 205-206 The Jackson
Building, Asheville, N. C., Phone
3106. 2-10tc
FOR SALE ? Lot 65 b 150 feet,
intersection of Springdale Ave.
and Bayless Street, adjoining
the property of Mrs. Walter C.
Witt, across street from H. A.
Mattox* residence. P. O. Box
451, Asheville, N. C. 10-4tp
or call phone 31
10-2tc
Murphy, N. C.
10-4tp
296-J.
10-ltp
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: XufjAuL ? 35 1 Pan Bottle
WILL BUY ? pogwood logs at
Murphy on Highway 64. Just
out of town. See J. Luther
Beavers, Murphy, N. C. 9-3tp
MONUMENTS of quality. Keener
Monument Works. Tomotla.
North Carolina, five miles east
of Murphy, N. C., on Highway
No. 19. 34-26tp
FOR SALE ? Electric tamp con
crete blocK machine, five hun
dred pallets, two electric motors
and mixer, Price $500. Reason
for selling ? leaving town on
other business. Julian Terry,
Andrews. \ C. 9-2tp
PARTY and HOSTESS TOWELS,
personalized. Paper towels,
printed in floral rose ink, with
floral and angel designs, with
name imprinted. 50 for $1.25.
Allow three weeks for delivery
The Cherokee Scout, Murpny.
; 4!-tf
< \sr \dk r.u kh\ ( win i -
? 15 inches, large molded, will
burn for many hours. Chero
kee Scout, Phone 20. 6-ti
WANTED ? Dogwood logs. Will
pay cash for logs along road.
Write Gwyn Carver. Robbinsville.
.V (\ (i-Stp
TAVERN CANDLES ? Hand dip
ped, dripless, odorless, 15 inches.
White, red, green. 15c each.
Cherokee Scout, Phone 20. 6-tf
The Truth About Catholics ... Is
the Catholic Church really j
Catholic? You should know the j
REAL FACTS. Write for free
information to Box 305, White
ville. N. C. 2-10tc
YOU CAN DRAW ANYTHING ?
Parlor tricks for doting dads and
mothers and sisters ? cousins
and aunts. This book by William
F. Mullin will be fun for all ages.
With it and a pencil anyone can
draw pictures. For sale at Cher
okee Scout. Phone 20. Murphy. 1
COLDS
LIQUID MEDICINE IS BETTM
Get split second relwf of Cold M.ie,iet
the largest selling L.qu.d Cold freporot,o? ? fht u <
666
Vou may put a "do not disturb"
sign on the leftover roast: but be
sure there's an extra quart of our
milk to fill a round of the family's
glasses!
tirade A Pasteurized Milk
?WE GUARD YOUR HEALTH
DOUBLE CAPPED
DAILY DELIVERY
Mt. Valley
Cooperative
w. W. HOLLAND. Mgr.
BRASSTOWN, N. C
How women and girls
may get wanted relief
from functional periodic pain j
Cardul. many women say, has brought re
lief from the cramp-like egony and nervous
strain of functional periodic distress. Taken
like ? tonic. It should stimulate appetite,
^ aid digestion.* thua hein huiM r?u*
?nee for the "time" to come. Suited
i f before "your time", it should
\ help relieve pain due to purely
\\ functional periodic causes. Try It I
CARDll
^ O'WtCTIQn
BETTER HOT-FOOT IT OVER HERE
F05a TODAY'S HOTTEST DEAL!
del our
BUT
OWANCfi
FOR YOUR PRESENT TIRES ON
B.F.Goodrich
Silvertowns
We'll never get rich on a deal like this but it's a
sure cinch plenty of cars in this town will soon he
riding on safer rubber. Look how you save! You
get (1) longer mileage than prewar (2) greater
safety than prewar (3) lower price than prewar
and TODAY we are offering a special "All-Out"
allowance for your weary old casings on new
B.F.Goodrich Silvertowns, best in the long run for
mileage, safety and value.
1.50 DOWN -1.25 A WEEK
Puts a New 6.00-16 Silvertown on Your Car
EVERY B. F. GOODRICH TIRE CARRIES
A Jlifetime Qitasiantee
Dickey Chevrolet Company
MURPHY, N. C.
PHONE 60
B.F. Goodrich
FIRST IN RUBBER
WANTED ? OAK TIE LOGS
Apply for prices and specifications in our office
' r
Cherokee Lumber Corporation, MurPhy, n. cjw