Elliotts Are Hosts
At Turkey Dinner
ANDREWS?Mr and Mrs Mark i
Elliott entertained with a turkey I
dinner Thanksgiving day.
Those present were: Mrs. Ruth
Oarringer of Murphy. Mr. and Mr s
Jack Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bar
net t and twin sons, Ronald and
Donald.
Among The Sick
ANDREWS?Midheal Taitham,
two year old son erf Mr. and Mrs. i
Marshall Tartlham. is a patient at |
Rodda-Van Gorder Hospital.
Phillip Brauer who was ill at
his home for several days is able
to be out.
Miss Gail Bush underwent a
minor operation at Rodda-Van
Gorder Hospital last week and is
doing well at this writing.
EPISCOPAL
Christmas Bazaar
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
December 1st, and 2nd
at
Coleman's Appliance Store
Ccme and shop for Christmas
Delicious, nutritious
vegetable chowder
<s>
Here's a tempting idler-upper to serve your folks lor supper ... a
savory blend of vegetables with salt pork and milk. It's packed with
flavor, rich in vitamins.
Especially recommended to give
your meals extra taste appeal and
buy
appetite-appealing way ...
VEGETABLE CHOWDER: Dice U |
lb. salt pork or bacon; fry lightly; !
add 1 cup sliced onions, 1 diced
green pepper. Cook over low heat
until lightly browned. Add 114
cups green beans, cut in inch
pieces, 114 cups diced carrots, 1
cup diced potatoes, 3 cups water,
2 tsps. salt, 14 tsp. pepper. Cook
until vegetables are tender (about
15 min.). Add 1 can (1414 oz.)
White House Evaporated Milk.
Heat. Serves 6.
MY LEASE IS UP
EVERY THING MUST GO
4 More Weeks
The largest stcck of quality used clothing in
the South must be sold at practially nothing.
COME IN NOW?GET FIRST CHOICE
MEN'S
Heavy, Medium and Light Overcoats $1.00
Mackinaws and Leather Odd Coats 1.00
Raincoats . .50
Men's Vejts 15
4000 pr. Shoes Chcice 50c pr.
LADIES'
Print Dresses 4 for $1.00
Suits and Coats ~ 1.00
Rain coats and Dresses .... 35
Skirts and Jackets .25
Long and Short Fur Coats 2.50
2000 Ladies Coats Choice ? $2.00
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Heavy Coats, Raincoats, Snow Suits,
Short Coats 50
Caps, Gloves, Scarfs, Thousand of items in
Silks and Rayons 10c ea.
"You can clothe the entire family for only
a few dollars"
Books?1,000 History Books .15 Each
Magazines?All Kinds 25 dozen
Men s Neckties?1,000 to choose
from $1.00 dozen
Purses?500 to choose from * 1 5 each
Stoves and Furniture all kinds
THE GOOD-WILL STORE
g r MURPHY, N.C.
Andrews Chamber j
Realizes $721 For
Athletic Field
ANDREWS ? The Andrews
Chamber of Commerce reports a
net profit of $721 on the 1050
softball. baseball and football ?
season. This sum represents the.'
profit from the first season of
operation by the Chamber of
Commerce and will be used to
pay off original indebtedness in
curred in installing the lighting of
the field in 1949. |
The Andrews Chamber of Com
merce atheletic committee leased
the fieCd from the Town of An
drews and is operating it for the
present as a non-profit venture
with the primary purpose of see
ing that the modern well-fenced
and well-lighted field is maintain
ed and that it pays its own way
while providing entertainment for
the community through athletics. I
The athletic committee of the
Chamber of Commerce realizes ]
its profits from the operation of (
the athletic field by charging a '
percentage on the gate receipts
for all contests played and from
the profits of a concession stand
operated at the field under the'
direction of the Chamber of Com- '
merer
Andrews Personals
i
Miss Ada Mae Pruett visited
relatives in Ellervboro during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
S/Sgt. Billy Rector stationed at
Camp Stewart. Savannah, Ga.
spent Thanksgiving day with his
family here.
Miss Margaret Wood of Wash- i
ington. D C.. and Miss Bobbie!
Jean Wood of Wesleyan Central .
College in South Carolina spent ,
Thanksgiving with their parents. |
the Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Wood.
Mrs. J C Knox and Mr. and
Mrs R. X. Kirkman. Jr.. and chil
Tony Allen, son of Rev. and
Mrs. James A. Allen, has been
confined to his home several days
lit.
Mrs. Roy Williams returned
heme Saturday from Rodda-Van
Gorder Hospital where she is re- ]
cuperating.
Mrs May Taylor is a patient at
Rodda-Van Gorder Hosipital. ,
George Bowen, colored, continu
es quite ill at his home here.
Bob Brown is a patient at Rodda
Van Gorder Hospital.
The Rev. J. A. Richardson s
ruite ill at Baptist Hospital,
Winston-Salem. A n operation
scheduled for Tuesday was post
poned because of an infection.
HEN N
Theatre
MURPHY. N. C.
Saturday. December 2
TIM HOLT. In?
"Rider From
Tuscon"
A!so Added Serial "Cody Of
The Pony Express" No. 6
LATE SHOW SAT. NIGHT
Jerry Colonna - Vera Vauge
"Music In The
Moonlight"
Also Selected Short Subject
Sun.-Mon., December 3-4
Gary Cooper-Lauren Bacali
"BrightLeaf"
Also Added, News And
Color Cartoon
Tles.-Wed? December 5-6
Burt Lancaster-Dorothy
McGuire. In?
"Mister 880"
Also Added Color Cartoon
Thum-Fri., December 7-6
Randolph Scott-Ruth Romaln
"Coit~45"
Memorial Medals
ANDREWS?The Fanny Sue
lloblitzell memorial medal and the
Wilhide memorial medal which
will be awarded at the 1951 Com
mencement of the Andrews schools
have arrived from the manufactur
ers and are on display at Dorsey's
Gift: Shop.
The Hoblitzell medal will be
awarded to the eighth grade gra
duate having the highest scholastic
average for the four last years of
elementary school work. The Wil
hide medal is awarded annually to
the outstanding high school senior
The two gold medals are of high
I
c'ren Nancy and Carrol, of
Greensboro are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Jenkins and family.
Mrs. Knox is the mother of Mrs.
Jenkins, and Mrs Kirkman is her
sister.
LICENSE REVOKE
The North Carolina Highway
Safety division listed among the f?
driver's license revocations for the B
week ending Nov. 18 the name of w
Homer Lee Ledford of Murphy [Hi
Drunken Driving was the charge, th
in police court in Georgetown, Ky. |G
[C!
W
BIRTHS
ANDREWS?Mr and Mrs John
i Co.be announce the arrival of aj
son, John Thomas Jr.. on Wednes- |
day. Nov. 22. Mrs. Cabe is the |
former Miss Blanche Garland of
Robbinsville.
est quality. All lettering on re
verse and obverse sides is hand
engraved. Each medal cost $17.50
exclusive of federal tax. Supt. I.
B. Hudson is of the opinion that i
no finer or more expensive medals
are offered in any high school in I
the state than these.
PASTORS TO MfET
Cherokee Baptist Pastors' coti
rer>ce will meet Monday at First
aptist Church at 10:00 a. m. This
ill be an important meeting. The
ev. J. Alton Morris will apeak on
le itheme "Preparation For A
reat Revival", the Rev. Floyd B.
lark, West Liberty Associations!
orker, will lead the devotions
GIVES
FAST
RELIEF
whan COLD
MISERIES STRIKE
REAL ESTATE
for sale
Farms, house*, lots. bustaemea
business property, tourist courts
Cafes, grocery stores, warehouses,
vacant land, camp sites, hotels and
all kinds of real property. ?
Let us know what you want Ws
may hare It or can get It for yea.
D. M. REESE
Real Estate Broker
Fred V. Johnson John C. ODell
salesmen
PHONE Zl? MURPHY, N. C.
WHEN COLDS START.. .HERE'S AN
ANTI-HISTAMINE THAT YOU CAN TRUSTI
ANTI
HISTAMINE
TABLETS
Cold's distresses
are stopped *
in many cases
the first day.
C. E. HYDE
tEKERAL INSURANCE
Phone 145
Murphy, N. C.
NOTICE OF ORDINANCE
Consumers of Town of Murphy
Lights & Water
At the regular meeting of the Board on
November 6, 1950 an ordinance was passed
to the effect that all consumers of lights and
water not paying their account by the 25th
of each month following billing date will be
notified of their delinquency and if not paid
within a period of five days, it will be as
sumed that they no longer desire service.
Mayor
Board of Aldermen
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'/: TO 20 TONS
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GENERAL
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why a GMG is your best buy for the long in wUM
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205 Hiawayec Street Murphy, N.
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