Andrews PTA
Has Meeting
ANDREWS ? The Andrews
Parent-Teachers Association met
in the high sehool auditorium on
November 9th with Mrs. Wendell
Morris, president, presiding.
Reports were made from various
committees. Miss Elizabeth Kil
pa trick made a financial report
Mrs. Morris spoke of the suc
cess of the "Harvest Sale" and
a vote of thanks was given Mrs.
Grant Phillips who was chairman
of the harvest sale.
Mrs. Morris gave a report on
the budget as follows: School
lunches for needy children $75.00.
clothing for needy children $200.00.
work on sehool grounds $50.00.
delegate expense to state conven
tion $25.00. high school library
SI 00.00. equipment for elementary
school $100 00 The budget was
accepted by the association
Mrs. Chas. Huffman reported
that she had no information as
yet. in regard to the school boy
patrol which was suggested at the
October meeting.
The P. T A agreed to renew
the Cub Scout charter for tin
coming year. Mrs. Lucy Laughter
Mrs. Jane Orr and Mrs. Galusha
Pu Ilium were asked to serv e on i
the committee to secure Cub 1
Scout officer*
Mrs. Bill Cathey. clothing chair
man, reported that $44 45 had
been spent for clothing for needy
children and about $200.00 worth
of clothing had been donated and
distributed to the children.
Mrs. Joe Smith stated that th<
grade parents had been selected j
DO YOU KNOW
that about 18 r of accidents arc
caused by defective automobiles?
With the average age of cars on
the road now 9 years, this high rate
can't be reduced unless owners
keep their old cars in good condi
tion. If your brakes grip unevenly,
have them adjusted; if your lights
are inadequate, have them fixed.
Investing in car repairs is an in
vestment in your own life.
This Ttcuog* prtw'-'d in tht ??
frttt of our po('Cfho>d?ri end all
O th?r motontH of th s common ?y
C. F.. HYDE
Cil St ltAI. INSl RANCE
PHONE 113 MI RPIIV. X. C
SlBSi HIBE TO THE SCOI T
i for all of the rooms and that she
j would give a detailed report at
the next meeting.
Mrs. C. S. Freel. hospitality
chairman, extended a welcome to
all who were present and especial
1 ly to the new members.
I Mrs. Tom Hay gave an account
I of the membership drive Mrs. A1
i Browns room won the prize for
I securing the most members. She
I also won the prize for hav- !
I ing the most parents present.
Miss Jean Christy extended an
invitation to everyone to visit the
i library to see the new flourescent
lights that were given the school
; by the Konnaheeta Club.
The Rev T Earl Ogg. pastor of
the Baptist church, was introduced
by Mrs Morr:> He spoke of the
parents and teachers responsibil
ity ::i training children for freedom
ir? our land The teacher's re
s|x;ns.t)ilit\ is to teach boys and
- ; Tin ?> must teach values,
i- - it- and duties as citizens. The
purpose ol' education is to teaeh
people how to live The influence
.?!' the teacln : is felt more keenly
out>ide of school than in the
schoolroom. The teacher cannot
develop character without the
parent-. We need christian homes
Rev O referred to David's cry
eve; \bsaIoin David was a failure
u- a pare.-it because he shifted the
ivspon 1 ? ' v to someone else and
-et a bad example. He closed h -
talk with a prayer.
K nents were served by
the Home Econonjic Girls under
the direction of Miss Meredith
Wh;t ; ki'i' in the high school libr
Mr Hudson presented every -
ie with a pencil
Andrews Personals
Misses Huth Odom and Martha
Caldwell of Tennessee Wesleyan
College Athens. Tennessee, spent
the week-end with the latters
mother. Mrs. L O. Caldwell
Mrs. Wayne Matheson has re
turned home after spending sever
al days with her sister Mrs
George Higgins of Morristown.
Tennessee.
Mr and Mrs. .1 P Matheson
and daughter, Emogene. were in
Clay >?n. Georgia. Sunday visiting
relatives.
Srft and Mrs Kyle Parker and
voung son of Tampa. Florida, are
.'uest of the former's parents. Mr.
? nd Mrs Frank Parker
Ri \ J C Lime is visiting his
mother. Mrs .1 Frank I^me of
Washington. D C
Pvt Fred Palmer. Panama
Canal Zone, is visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Horaee Palmer,
after 11 months overseas
Mr and Mrs Boyd B Robinson
nd Mr and \Ir- Joe Sur savage
attended the Brevard College
VWTC-B football :ame whieh
was played on the Sylva football
field Saturday nigh:
The nation has 33 million full
: mc homemakers.
Mr. Motorist and
Truck Owner!
We are now in our new location next to
W. D. Townson Lumber Co., on Highway
64 and we are no longer connected with
Adams Machine and Motor Co.
We are prepared to give ycu COMPLETE
ONE - STOP AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
SERVICE
General Car, Truck, and Tractor repairing
ON ALL MAKES.
For that hard starting motor stop in and
let us tune it up. We specialize in MOTOR
TUNE UP AND MOTOR REBUILDING.
We Are Magneto Repair
Headquarters.
Electric And Acetylene Welding.
WILSON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
W. W. WILSON, Owner
Next Door To Townson's Lumber Mill
Murphy, North Carolina
Liberty
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Rev W. B Hanking, pastor of
Liberty Baptist church, taught a
I ringing school at Pleasant Hill
I Baptist church recently.
Mr. and Mrs. llobert Picklesimer
i and family were Sunday dinner
; -uests of Mr. and Mrs Lester
Led ford.
Mr and Mrs George Allen
Morrow and family recently,
visited Mr. Morrow's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Payne
were Sunday guests of Mr and
Mr Greely Murphey.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Hamby and
Mr. and Mrs. L. A Ledford made
;i business trip to Chattanooga
Tcnn . recently.
Hill Hamby made a business
trip to Copperhill. Tenn.. recently.
.MIKE
^6 EATS IKE!
in Picj Growing
Race . . .
come in
AN O SEE THEM
FINISH!
Yes. Mike won our pig'growing race. Not only
was he bigger than Ike, but it cost less to
put 100 lbs. of gain on him, too: proof that it
rcalls pays to feed Purina. When you're in town
drop by our store and sec the figures on this race.
E. E. STILES PRODUCE COMPANY
Phone 143 Murphy, N. C.
Culberson
Mesdames Guy and Hay Hyatt
of Akron, Ohio, recently made a
business to this section.
Mrs J W. Kussell of Marietta.
Ga . arrived Saturday for a short
visit in this section.
M.- and Mrs Harold Harris of i
Canton. Ohio have been visiting
friends and relatives in this sec
tion.
A revival meeting conducted by
ltc\. Ira Helton Ilev. Grover Moss.
Re\ Wayne Crisp has been
i ii progress at Culberson church.
Roosevelt Garrett of Unaka
m ide a bu iness trip to this sec
tion recently.
M: I5 A. Mauney was a Sun
da\ visitor in this section.
M. and Mrs. Woodrow Miller
Mie the Saturday guests of Mr i
r? :id Mrs Wayne Hoberson.
M. and Mrs. John W. Hogan and
children. James and Jack, were
Sunday visitors in this section.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for their
kind and thoughtful acts and the
beautiful flowers they sent during
the illness and death of our dear
wife and mother.
F. T Hollaway and children
North Carolina is one of 30 states
in which the mysterious "X
i disease" of eattle has been found.
1 AS NEAR AS YOUR j
! LOCAL POSTOFFICE
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I SHOE REPAIRING BY MAIL \
OUR SPECIALTY
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Have been Atlanta's largest downtown
?| Shoe Repair Shop for one quarter century.
We specialize in Repairing. Restyling,
and Dyeing cf Men's Women's and Chil
?!' dren's Shoes. :
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Work must please you or no charge. ;
Dunn and Bradstreet rating.
?j; Mail us a trial pair of shoes and ycu be
?j' the judge.
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:|: Names of satisfied customers in Murphy
f furnished on request.
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j BETHI NK & WHISENANT, Inc.
EXPERT SHOE REBU1LDERS
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?{? 40 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga
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2 AUCTIONS
EACH DAY
Afternoon 2:30 P.M.
Night 7:30 P. M.
FOR LIMITED
TIME ONLY!
Every Item In
Stock For Sale
Do Your Shopping
EARLY!
Select the items
vou want to
bid on
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Botts Furniture & Electric Co.
COPPERHILL, TENNESSEE
Announces A SACRIFICE SALE!
(WITH YOU SETTING THE PRICE)
OF THEIR TREMENDOUS STOCK OF HIGH - GRADE FURNITURE, RUGS,
AND HOME FURNISHINGS
TERMS Af P?kli/> TERMS
CASH or CREDIT -M I I UU11C CASH or CREDIT
AUCTION
NOW GOING ON EVERY DAY
AT 2:30 P. M. AND 7:30 P. M.
PRESENTS
GIVEN
AWAY
AT
EACH
AUCTION!
CAR LOADS
Of RKDROOM and LIVING
ROOM Sl'ITE
Dining Room Suites. Desks.
Studio Couches. Felt Mattresses
and Inner Spring Mattresses,
Rlankets. Reds and Springs,
Kitchen Cabinets. Range Stoves,
Circulators.
In fact, everything for the
home.
FREE!
A HANDSOME FIVE
PIECE MAHOGANY
$300.00
Bedroom Suite
To be given away absolutely
FREE at conclusion of Sale.
The Auctioneer will truthfully
describe every article sold. You
can buy with confidence.
STATEMENT:
TO RELIEVE Ol R BI LGING
WAREHOUSE
We derided to sacrifice our
splendid stock at auction.
OlIR LOSS VOI R GAIN.
Don't let anythins keep
you away.
The Entire Stc;k of Botts Furniture & Electric Company to be Hurled Out Over
the Auction Block for Cash and Credit, Suite by Suite, and Piece by Piece.
TWO SALES DAILY ? AT 2:30 P. M. AND 7:30 P. M.
For A Limited Time Only!
1L A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR HOME - LOVERS
Come mak^^p Selections. There will be chairs fcr your comfcrt and bargains for all.
Botts Furniture & Electric Co.
COPPERHILL, TENNESSEE
FREE DELIVERY LYLE SWEET, Auctioneer