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NOT ONE I.N 50
Today Has Enough
Fire Insurance
? ? ?
Building costs
are up tremendously since pre
war 1941; replacement values of
household furnishings, machinery,
store fixtures and stock, etc., are
much higher. Have you revised
your fire insurance coverage up
ward correspondingly?
He invit eyou to discuss with
us your insurance problems, parti- 1
cularly in reference to today's re
placement costs.
C. E. HYDE
GENERAL INSI RANCE
PHONE 145 Ml'RPHY, N. C.
Murphy Loses
To Isabella
Isabella 8 Murphy 7
Taking advantage of six errors
Isabella topped Murphy on their
home field July 20, 8-7.
Though the score was tied many
times and the lead changed hands
many times. Isabella held Murphy
in the last innings
The lead hitter for Isabella was
Standridge getting 3 for 3 while
Cole lead Murphy getting 2 for
Isabella Oil 002 310 8 12 4
Murphy 000 004 021 7 6 6
Ellis to H. Clontz; Cunningham
to Cole
SECOND 1! VI. F STANDING
Results
Ml Valley 6 \ F W 9
I)ifkey-Cra:n 6 Hackney 1
Si RM KIBi f<> TIIE SCOl T
R H E
Mt Valley
V F W
Hacknt'y
I).cki\\ -Ct i :i
W L Pet
1 0 1 000
1 0 1000
0 1 .000
0 1 .000
TAKE WOME ,
6 816 g
80TTLES
SOFT BALL STANDING
FOR FIRST HALF
W T Pet
Mountain Valley 6 0 1.00
All Stars 5 2 .71
Lions 5 2 .71
Hackney 4 3 .57
VFW 2 3 40
Hagland 2 5 .28
American Legion 1 5 .16'
Dickey-Crain 1 6 .14:
KES1LTS
Lions 1.) Hagland 1
VFW Defeats
Dickev-Crain
V F W 9 Dickey-Crain 6
In a hard-hitting but a game ol
errors. V F W won their first
,ame in the second half of the
-oft ball series, over Dickey-Crain
9 - 6. Monday night
Though on D ckey-Crain's side
Cook and Kephart got homeruns
there were errors to let in more
ru 11 i.
\ F W started the game off get
114 five run- in the first inning.
They got one run in the fourth
and three in the sixth Dickey
Crain then came out with some
i ts and mailt- five runs in the
>;xth just to fall in the seventh.
\ F VV 500 103 0
Dickey-Crain 010 005 0
t ' ' iso to Snec.l K? :?!i art to Sneed
Mt.Valley Is
First In League
The first half of the soft ball
-eric* here ended las! week
Now Mountain Valley is first
ith -i\ wins and no losses, but
r-tc.d of \ 1 1 Stars second, the
\i Stars are tied with the Lions
? >:id. each having five wins
. nd two losses.
\:ti\c avkhagks
\B H Pet
16) 75 .454
'ciieirry 8 3 .375
Kirkland 155 55 .355
avers 163 54 .331
; owler 177 53 .299
( rawford 86 24 279
Pittman 24 6 .250
Sisson 24 6 .250
! -a' ' i ? i*\\ o >d 43 10 .233
101 23 227
]' Cosmo 29 6 209
i ' mi m ) a m 36 4 .111
We're building
ONE EVERY 45 SECONDS
but
that's
not
fast
enough
KAISER
(
America! '
Service wherever you go
FRAZER
In just two years we've built and sold
more fine cars than any other new
manufacturer in automobile history.
Why? Because America fell in love with
the KAISER and the FRAZER on siiht.
Folks are streaming into Kaiser- Frazer
showrooms and learning from present
owners how dependable these two great
cars are. They're learning ? from people
who drive them ? how soundly they are
built . . . how economical they are . . . how
much enjoyment there is in owning one.
THESE ARE TIIE MOST-COPIED CARS
IN AMERICA, road -proved by 250,000
owners in two billion miles of driving.
Because plenty of Americans insist on
comfort, convenience, style and value,
traditional leaders had to "move over" ?
as Kaiser- Frazer became the fourth
largest manufacturer of motor cars \r
the world in two short years.
Why wait? Enjoy your new car thia
summer. You'll net fair treatment and
highest trade-in allowance.
DICKEY and DAVIS Murphy, N.C
R. M. White, Manager Church Street Phone 281
Mountaineers
And Marietta
j Play On Week-End
| The Murphy Mountaineers have
| ; played four games in the last
j seven days, two of which were won
" I and two lost. The first game was
1 against Isabella on Tuesday. July
* 20. Murphy fell to Isabella in the
last three innings. 8 -
Thursday. July 22. Hayesville
came to Murphy to be defeated
14 - 5.
Pat Coronise P Cosmo) pitch
ed his first game with the Moun
taineers and chalked up his first
f win.
Saturday. July 24. with Cun
ningham on the mound turning
i down six scattered hits, and back
ed by Kirkland s 2 for 4 hitting,
the Murphy Mountaineers were
victorious over Blue Ridge 5-2.
But it was a different story at
Blue Ridge Sunday Though Tal
lent got 3 for and Sisson got
2 for 4. and Pittman gave six
h:tv the Murphy Mountaineers
fell in the last of the eighth when
Hemphill hit a three bagger.
The Murphy Mountaineers will
play two game- with Merietta
Saturday and Sunday
SOFTBALL SCI1FDI LE
Friday. July 30
I. ions Club vs American Legion
Allstar: vs. Ragland
Monday. August 2
Hackney vs. Ragland
Dickey Crain vs. Am riean Legion
Friday. Aiuust 6
Allstars vs. Hackney
Lions Club vs. Vl-'W
Monday. August 9
AlNtars vs. Dickey ( rain
American Legion \> Ragland
inuay. . \uv.usi i<)
Lions Club vs. Mountain Valley
Hackney vs. VFW
Monday. \u~ u-' 16
.Mountain Valley \s Ragland
Lions Club vs. Allstar*
Friday. August 20
American Legion v- VFW
Hackney vs. Dickey-( 'rain
Monday, August 23
Lions Club vs. Ha. land
Alt. Valley vs. D > key -C rain
Friday, August 27
American Legion v* Hackney
VFW vs. All stars
Monday. An :u?t 30
Dit key ( rain vs H i
Alt Valley vs. \ FV.
Friday. September 3
Mlstars vs. \merican Legion
Lions Club vs. Hackney
Monday September fi
A .eriean Le.ion vs Alt. Valley
V i VV \v Hagland
Friday. September 10
I i ! s Club vs Dickey-Crain
a: stars vs. M\ Vallev
Clue Ridge
Tops Murphy
Blue Itidge 5 Murphy 2
" inday. July 25. at Blue Ridge
t hi Murphy Mountaineers dropped
tin game when a three-bagger was
hit by Hemphill bringing in the
v inning runs.
The leading hitters for Alurphy
were Tallcnt getting 3 for 5, and
S ?on getting 2 for 4.
RUE
Blue Ridge 000 000 05 x 5 6 0
Murph> 000 000 020 2 8 0
l'ittman to Cole: Forrester, Hunt
to Brown.
I
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KEKPSAKE
Diamond Rings
REGISTRATION CERTIFI
CATE WITH EVERY
DIAMOND
Davis' Jewelers
Milk is Making A
"Man" of My Baby
Grade A Pasteurized Milk
DAILY DELIVERY
Mt. Valley
Cooperative
W W. HOLLAND, Mgr.
BRASSTOWN, N. C.
Mountain Valley
Defeats Hacknev
V
Mountain Valley 6 Hackney 1
Monday night in a game of one
home run. 13 errors, and 12 hits.
Mountain Valley topped Hackney
6 - 1.
Though Hackney got twice as
many hits, they could not bring
ihe men across the plate.
Mountain Valley taking advan
tage of quite a few errors, made
four runs in the second and it
was their game from then on.
Alt Valley 041 010 0 6 4 1
Hackney 010 000 0 1 8 12
The revival meeting, conducted
In the Rev Tlios Truett. Rev.
Calvin Lunsford, and Rev. John
Moss at Unaka Baptist Church
closed Sunday .
Several from Unaka attended
the homecoming at New Hope
Sunday.
There will he a homecoming at
the l'naka B^otist Church the
second Sunday in September.
.Mr-. .1 M Davis has been sick
for the past few days.
M:- and Mrs. Otis Kilby. their
daughter. Sue and J. T. Kilby. of
Lenoir City, accompanied by Mrs
Gladys Coleman, spent a few days
last week with their parents. Mr
and Mrs. Albert Kilby of L'naka.
R H E
hvbr
i.i pt*r <?< nt of the nation
rop t!:is year is planted I
varieties
With fewer animals on farms |
and i m.-'.imer demand very strong,
prices of most livestock products J
are at or near record levels.
CUT
FOOD
COSTS
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CLOVERLEAF
Dried Skimmed Milk.
Beautiful '/ fts Roomy. /
its Economical!
It's the NORGE
"HOLD MOR" Refrigerator
This sparkling white
beauty is a brilliant
performer. Depend
on it for years of
satisfactory service!
see IT TOO AY!
Easy Terms
Mod. I SKI
NORGE VALUES
TALL BOTTLE STOR.
AGE? Here's plenty of
room for a full case of 1 2
ounce beverage bottles.
Open end shelf above per
mits storage of four full
quart bottles.
"ROLLATOR" COLD
MAKER? Has only three
moving parts operating in
a hath of oil, sealed within
a steel shell. Quiet, eco
nomical operation.
Plus Many More Extra-Valve Features
*'T3%m ll'IIMMMMBBBMMHMMMMMMr
Hampton Hardware & Supply Co.
Marvin Hampton, Prop.
Phone 33 Murphy, N. C.
Dickey Theatre
ONE DAY ONLY
Tuesday, August 3rd
Murphy, N. C.
POPULAR PRICES
Admission 30c ? 60c
MATINEE and NIGHT
THE MOST SPECTACULAR
% _ THRILLS! BE
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