Mrs. Thomasson Is
New Teacher
ANDREWS ? Mrs Leila M
Thomasson has been elected as a
member of the \ndrews elemen
tary school faculty to fill the sixth
grade vacancy caused by the re
signation of Chester Davidson
Mrs Thomasson assumed her
teaching duty last week Mrs
Thomasson attended VV C T. C.
at CuUowhee and the University
of North Carolina She holds her
B S degree and also h.i^ her A
Andrews Personals
Charles Wood, who has been a
patient in the Rodda-Van Gorder
hospital, has returned home and
i v recuperating nicely.
certificate in Primary Education
Mrs Thomasson has had teaching
experience in Cherokee. Graham.
Anson. Scotland and Pender
counties
Mrs Thomasson i? a native of
Cherokee county
si bs( kiri: to hie srot'T
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i A Honor Roll
Is Announced
ANDREWS? -The following pu
pils made the A Honor Roll for
the first half of the school year
I in the elementary school: First
1 grade: Terry Postell. Fatty Hol
land Jeanette Tathan. Mary Aliee
Wilson. Vieki Derreberry. Bobby
Truett. and Bonita Howell; second
urade Joan Wilkey, Richard
Smith. Bobby Xeal. Gene Soles
bee. Kitty Taylor. .Jackie Gregory,
Ruth \lmond. and Boyd Pullium:
third grade Bill Harris. Kent
I. ii-hter. Jerry Pullium. Judy
I Bab:ngton V relit h Hay. Sally
rtt \ lr. .a Garner. Charles
1 sni ' :i. Ja:i iv U'ats Grace Stiles,
i :i.i She!b\ .! ? ; i : i Holloway. fourth
I grade Willis Anderson. Nina
' un. Judy Bristol Frances
ks Wi I ma ( ':?;<!> Robert Ha>
r >bb\ Howe!' and J:me (Jr. :or\
J ? i i i ad' Bobbie Conley. David
N I'm :: v |ic< k Charles Davi
I' i-kett and Lannon Po>
-iv 'i K 'ninth Holl<>
I> in Traett. and Wand i
nth b- 1. .!!!<?
hth grade Kenneth
Koike !*. Iau:l ?? Kerning. June
^ ^ Pa-smore Lucy
1 } b ! : Lominac. .Janice
K '?! Rut. !i Flow er
liiiow Your Teacher
I' n ltO\ I) ROBINSON
WDHKW - Mr Lena H Ford
? aches one the four sections
i ? ? Mrs Ford
: i . r , i - her B s (!i j rec from VV C
! C with a major in Primary
Education, and she also holds her
A Certii i v the same field
Wlnle at W C T C Mrs Ford
was ;?ctive . n the various college
i .uh< Prior to teaching in An
irews. Mrs Ford had teaching
xper:ence in the schools of Gra
ham and Cherokee counties Mrs
Ford has been teaching in the
Andrews Unit for the past seven
years Mrs Ford is a native of
Cherokee county and is a graduate
>f the Andrews high school
Claude L Scroggs
Associate Editor
Of Agriculturist
Claud 1, Scroggs, grandson of
Mrs Lille Scroggs of Brasstown.
| i- the new associate editor of
Southern Agriculturist. Mr Scrog
gs was graduated from Lee H
Edwards high school in Asheville.
He received his B S in agricul
ture at Berea College Berea. Ky..
his M A in agricultural econo
mics at the university of Missouri.
Columb i and has completed the
requirements for his P H I) in
agricultural economics at \ C
State College. Raleigh, where he
formerly taught that subject
During World War II he served
on the Quartermaster's Board and
was a member of the research
team that, in collaboration with
the Surgeon Generals Office,
planned, conducted and reported
en the study of the expeditionary
r;.!:on. at that time considered to
be the most' complete study of
human nutrition ever conducted.
PRAC TIC \L
I X 1*1". R 1 1 NC I
Six teacher training students of
'i "!i!r_ Harris Coll < <? r bein.!
. ?-n ;m opportun !\ to receive
I practi< :il e\|H'i*iene? <n tli teach
in.: : rolV^M.m dtir . 'h:s school
otiarti r
\ our Hafr Kcmentary
?- hool ' placcd in
11 nation for
i \vi i-k. This is
t\\" hours of
? ft n : I p inning
: > arc engaged in
i 1 observation and
r : ation are:
( ud 1. 1 l lark. Hradcnton. Flor
? ' i Perry Maysville: Vir
Iattle. Cnlbfrson. North
C i Ma: Dora Moreland. Hiwas
-ee. Marcus Martin. Gainesville;
and Herbert Bowman, Gainesville.
Many farmers take the lif" out
of their fences by stretching wires
too tightly That's especially true
with woven wire fences and near
ly 40 per cent of all fences ;.re of
that type.
Dr. .). R. Bell
Dentisl
Murphy General Hospital
Phones: Business 215
Residence 4b
Murphy, N. C.
Record Aid In
Better Farm
Planning
Because of records kept on their
past year's operations, thousands
of North Carolina farmers will
have a hotter balanced system of
farming for the new year, says C.
Hrice Ratchford. in charge of
Farm Management for the State
College Extension Service
Kecords kept by farmers in this
1 state last year probably outnumber
! those kept during any other year.
Mr Ilatchford said, and this means
!: .t the st ron and weak points
>>f the farm busine>< can b?- de
tcctf i and adjustments made in
| the 1P4E operations
There re still a large number
| of farmers in the state who do not
I k.-. o records. he declared, and.
| l>- : se of 'his. many of them have
I no . i m win* their e\p< nses are so
-re:?t n. me time- and their re
ceipt-. >d small. Mere are -ome
| >'( t !?? reasons why records should
| he k. pt on c \ ery farm.
j P. perls kept records give the
lea as to which enter
prises were the most profitable.
. ! \-h practices were most profit
.hlc wirc'i exnense item* were
the h -host, and whether the farm.
bole paid off. the specialist
declared.
On r.Mst farms in North Caro
lina. there some practice or en
terprise wh eh costs the farmer
money For example, the record
?nay indicate that the farm, as a
whole, made a profit; yet. wme
??nterprise or practice did not pay
expenses*. The farmer would have
made more money had he not had
the extra enterprise or used the
additional practice.
Well kept records will likely
reveal expense items such as re
pairs to machinery and equipment
that are very high, and could be
lowered if a real effort was made
to do so On other farms, feed
costs may be too high, and on
others, it may be the labor cost
which prevents the farmer from
making a profit
All of these governing effects
Keal Estate
Transfers
Paul Davi ; and wife, Ruth j
Davis, to Wade Kephart and wife.
Wanda Kephart. property in ;
Cherokee county adjoining prop- j
erty of Edward M English and
Billy Cornwall.
K W Chapmen and wife. Julia
Chapman to Charles Coleman,
property in Murphy township.
Derand Hughes and wife. Kan
m II Hughes, to William McAfee
..nd heirs property in Dule Land
I Improvement company. Mur
ph.
Mrs Dorothy Carpenter New
\ ?.rk State, and Edward N Car
pi nti n as executor of the will of
C.< : W. Carpenter, deceased, to
?i.i ?. Striblinij. property in the
of Andrews
S \ Moore and Myrtle Moore,
to L Shields and Dair Shields
property in Cherokee county
L V. Shields and Dair Shields ^
to Ta! *ha Moore property in
Cherokee county.
\i o Stiles and wife. Lula
Stiles, to C W Morton and wife.
1: :':ia Morton, property in Shoal
( : t < k tow nship
\. F (ireene and wife. C lytic
CJretne. to Fred Raxter. property
-! ( h;Tokee county
>? (' White and wife. Parolee
Wlutt. to Bruce West and wife.
\ Wes\ property In %ndi ew -
Frank Rhodes and wife. Eunice
Rhode:. Etta Kincaid and hus
band. Claude Kincaid. Robert
Rhodes and wife. Margie Rhodes, i
Richard Rhodes and wife. Leon a !
Rhodes to Clyde Rhodes, proper! \ |
in Cherokee county
Homer Robinson and w i f e. '
B: -lie Robinson to Frank Robin- j
son. prroperty in Murphy town
magr be determined Iff records are I
kept. Mr Ratehford said.
PIMPLES
DON'T SQUEEZE THEMI Instead brush oa
KLBERBX and tea how smsslngljr fait It
fcidta ugly pimples as It dries fham oftan oa
5rtt trial. Not a greasy salve thst plmplsa
thrive on. but s toothing medics ted liquid that
relieves itching? drives redneta out. _
Aik for KLEENEX at all druggists. AQ*
DoubI? your money bmck if it rs/ls "fTi
snip.
W C. Mull and wife, Normal
Mull, to C M Robinson, property
in Cherokee county
Lee Erwin to Clyde Dockery, ,
property in Cherokee county ad
joining property of A W. Wiley
Peachtree Farm and Home sup
ply. a partnership composed of
Ronald V Mack J. C. Kil pat rick
and Lucile Kilpatrick, to J. C and i
Lucile Kilpatrick, property in I
Murphy township.
Robinson and husband. M L. j
C M Robinson. Mrs. Mamie
Robinson. C S Mull and wife. :
Gertrude Mull, to Karl () Robin- 1
son. property in Cherokee county.
Harnett Klliott and wife, Ammic ;
Klliott, to Homer Robinson, and j
wife. Birdie Robinson, property in !
Murphy township
A. .1 Horton to Elden Alien. ,
property in Shoal tveck townshi') j
K. C Moore and wife. Fannk
Moore to Joseph Harvey Wilson. :
Jr property in M o o re la n d
i< events. |
Roy K i n -4 and wif v Klla King 1
o Sidney J Bryson. property in \
Cherokee county adjoining Har
haw estate. James Dockery
J A Mallonee and wife, Essel
VTallonee. to Arnold K.il patrick
ind wife. Lenora Ki! patrick
>roperty in Murphy township
E A Wood and wife. I^enna W
rVood. to Edgar A Wood. Jr.
>roperty in Cherokee county
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