' NOTARY PUBLIC Sick In Andrews
_ , A. Mra. Wilson Gee, who has been
FANNIE McGUIRE ill at her home Is much Improved.
?COOT omci Mrs. Gee recently moved here
If. C. from Virginia and is now living
Murphy-Maid
ICE CREAM
Enjoy It at home, too!
Made especially for children
Packaged in sizes
5c 10c 25c 50c 75c
and larger
Cooling and Refreshing Orange Frost 15c
Try it and be convdncecf?the best drink in
town.
A Drink for Ladies Only 15c
MURPHY ICG CREAM PARLOR
MRS. MATTIE B. ARRANT
Owner and M*r.
Next to Citizens Bank Phone 195 Murphy
Sylvester & Fair
Round Steak lb. .85
Pure Pork Sausage lb. .45
Fresh Pork Shoulder lb. .53
Fresh Ham j lb. ,63
Fresh Pork Chops lb. ,65
Flour 25 lb. bag 1.60 up
Sugar 5 lb. bag. .49 100 lb. bag $9.85
Cigarettes per. ctn. $ 1,54
Phone 322 We Deliver
David Raster Dies
At Martinez, CaL
David Agnew Baxter, husband of
Mrs. Minnie Raxter, of San Pablo,
Cal., died at Martinez, CaL, July 1.
He was a native of Andrews, aged
AO years, a member of the Bap
tist Church of Anadarko, Okla. He
was buried at San Pablo.
Mr. Raxter was the father of
Mrs. Opal Rogers of Anadarko,
Okla., Mrs. Inarie Mcintosh of
Richmond, Calif., Mrs. Pauline
Bell, Mrs. Wllma May Giddings
and Arlin Raxter, all of San Pablo,
Calif., Newell Raxter of San Fran
cisco, Calif., Cecil Raxter of Fres
no. Calif., Charles Raxter of Clin
ton. Okla., and step-father of Har
old Roy of the U. S. Air Forces
and Robert Roy of the U. S. Navy.
He was a brother of Mrs. Arlie
Mann, Mrs. W. H. Tabor and Dee
Raxter, all of Canton; Mrs. Asalie
Adams, Woody Raxter, Dillie Rax
ter, and Romless Raxter, all of An
drews; and is survived by 12
grandchildren.
Rev. E. F.Baker
Addresses Group
All Mission organizations assem
bled at First Baptist Church
Wednesday- evening for "Family
Night".
In the absence of the pastor,
Richard Hicks had charge of the
with her family In the Clarence
Hogan house.
Mrs. F. L. Herbert is a patient
at Plsgah Sanltorlum and Hospital
at Candler.
Miss Virginia Garner is ill at
her home with an infected ear.
Robert Mashburn is a patient at
Mission Hospital, Asheville.
Mrs. Tom Gregory Is a patient
at Rodda-Van Gorder Hospital.
The Rev. Algie West returned
to his home on Tuesday after
spending two days at Rodda-Van
Gorder Hospital.
The Rev. James A. Allen is
much improved at his home.
Mrs. E. A. Nichols, who is a pa
tient at Rodda-Van Gorder Hospit
al, is much improved at this writ
ing.
Ben Henry Robinson (colored)
underwent an operation at Rodda
Van Gorder Hospital this week.
Melvin Arrowood, Jr., son of
Sgt/fc and Mrs. Melvin Arrowood
of Andrews is a patient at Rodda
Van Gorder Hospital. Sgt/fc Arro
wood Is with the U. S. Army in
Korea.
Mrs. Esco Wakefield, who fell
from the front porch at her home
Sunday morning and suffered a
broken arm, is doing nicely.
Dr. JohnHaH
To Preach Andrews
The Rev. John Ball. D. D., will
preach the next two Sundaya at St
Andrew* Lutheran Church, An
drews, at the regular 11 a. ser
vices In the absence of the pastor.
Dr. Hall la well known here, hav
ing supplied the pulpit during the
past war and having spoken In
Andrews on numerous occasions.
This year he la celebrating his 90th
year In the Christian ministry,
having served fifteen years In
home missions and twenty-three
years as a chaplain In the Uhlted
States Army. He will preach Aug
ust 19 and 29.
District Meeting
Is This Weekend
A District quarterly meeting of
the Free Methodists will be held
In the local Free Methodist Church
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
On Friday evening the Rev. C. Z.
Miner will preach, on Saturday at
10 a. m., district quarterly meeting
wiU be held; Saturday night will
be known as "Youth Night", with
the Rev. Lloyd Nichols preaching.
On Sunday morning after Sun
day School, which will be held at
the regular time, there will be a
Love Feast prior to the morning
w orhshlp service which will be a
missionary service.
Rev. R. L. Wood Is the pastor.
Harold Martin
Gets Discharge
Harold Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Martin of Andrews, re
ceived an honorable discharge
from the Navy last week.
Martin served three years In the
Atlantic and Pacific during World
War II. He was called back into
service a year ago as a reserve and
was stationed at Charleston, S. C?
for the past year.
Mr. Martin went to Aiken, S. C.,
this week where he hopes to se
cure employment.
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Heatons Given
House Warming
Friends of Mr And Mrs. Robert
Heaton of Andrews surprised
them on Saturday evening with a
picnic supper at the Airport and
a house warming at their new
home.
After the picnic supper and the
guests were shown through the
new house, Mr. and Mrs. Heaton
were presented with gifts for their
new home.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Delaney, Mr. andMrs. J. G.
Carrier, Mrs. Etta Heaton, Miss
Hildred Heaton, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Penfold, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
lleaton, Paul Heaton, Miss Bet
ty Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. Nichols, Mrs. Ann Anders,
Sammy Anders, Mr. and Mrs.
Zeb Conley, Roy Conley, Zeb Con
ley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bris
tol, Judy Bristol, Jean Bristol, Joy
Bristol, Jimmy Bristol, Phoebe
Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ledford,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Deyermond,
Mrs. G. p. Lail, Gordon L. Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wood.
Wests Building
Native Stone Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. West are
building a new home on highway
19, two and a half miles east of
Andrews.
The home which Is to have a
full basement and six rooms Is of
native stone and will soon be com
pleted, ready to occupy.
Hugh Brown of Falls Church,
Va., spent several days this week
with Mr .and Mrs. Joe Smith and
family.
assembly.
Women's Missionary Society,
Sunbeams, Young Women's Auxil
iary and Junior and Intermediate
Girl's Auxiliary met In their de
partments for programs.
The Brotherhood and Royal Am
bassadors met together and were
addressed by the Rev. E. F. Baker
of Winston-Salem, who formerly
preached at the church for a num
ber of years.
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO BILL IT.
| IN ONI HOUR,
IF NOT PLEASED, your 40e bade
from any druggist, T-4-L is spec
ially made for HIGH CONCEN
TRATION Undiluted alcoloh base
gives groat PENETRATING power.
Kills IMBEDDED germs on con
tact NOW at Mauney Drug Oca
Murphy. N. C.
SofcT Otdy by A*P...tnfryd by AMI frth. Thrifty Janm Pmkmr
Cokes, Donvts
r ?d Rolls
Customers
Corner
pfp
It takes good employees
to make a good food store.
The reason your AaP is
staffed with such high cali
ber men and women is be
cause:
We pay good wage*.
We offer good hour* and
working condition*.
We give our employee*
vacations, pensions and
man* other benefit*.
We offer them opportmu
itg for advancement when
they do a good job.
All these thing*
AaP a good place to work;
and a good place to work is
a good place to shop. Please
write:
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
DEPT.
AAP Food Stores
41# Lnkwtarn
New York 17. N. Y,
Pound Cake? - a=31?
GRAND CAKE BUY!
JANE PARKER FRESH, FlUFFY
Angel Food Ring
largo Size
lS-oz. Cake
Now Only
49
Marvel
Dinner Rolls
pk- 13c
Jane Parte
Jolly Roll |
u-om. 38c i
Jane Parte Soiared
Donuts
V2? 23c
I Nectar Tea
Rich and Flavorful
Vi-Lb. Pkg. Vi-Lb. Pkg.
28c 53c
Hi C
Drink 29c |
44-Ox. Cu
Orange Drink 29c
U-Ox. Cms
Orange Drink ... 10c
4$ Or. Can no.
Grope Drink 2*
' V
for Hm flavor mmd Voloo...Pkk Alff
') Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Packer** Label
Grapefruit Juice
21c
46-0 z.
Can
A&P
Fruit Cocktail
39c
No. 2%
Can
Sweet Ripe 27s
Cantaloupes =?<* 27c
Juicy Nice Size
Lemons _ ">? 15c
Nice Size
Cabbage Lb. 6c
Fresh
Limes _2 ">?29c
Cuban Size Ms
Avocados 3 25c
California
Grapes . 2 29c
Fresh Tender
String Beans 2 Lbs. 25c
Crisp
Carrots _ Bunch 14c
Salad
Dressing
? 31c
Ann Page Strawberry
Preserves 1 lb. jar 41c
Ann Page
Pickling Spice pkg. 1 lc
Ann Page
Grope Jelly ... 1? 23c
Ann Page
Mayonnaise -. Jar 36c
Ann Page
Crabapple 21c
Delicious With Chicken
Ocean Spray - - - - 18c
Pineapple Monte suced cL>' 29c
Peas Sultana "a^03 15c
Asparagus a&p aii Green "c^*" 34c
Fruit Cocktail Libbys Nc^3 24c
Creme Sandwich Oreo pS_^c
Apple Sauce a&p cL.3 13c
Peas and Carrots tona a.1 19c
ChuM Salmon Perfect Strike . _ "can 48c
Flour Sunnyfield Self-Rising 1Ba*>" 75c
Pie Apples Packer's Label 'can3 17c
Evap. Milk Wbitehouse Can 27c
rlnvn a&p*s own 3-ib. OQp
UCAU Ve8etable Shortening saw Can Qj|j
I price* in this sd guaranteed throng*
Saturday, August 18th.
A&P COFFEE
Mild and Mellow
8 O'Clock
1-lb.
Bag
77c
3-lb.
Bag
$2.25
tm'/s
Ivory,
Soap
2 31c
Ivory
Soap
3 Personal i A.
Bars | JJC
Ivory Snow
Pk* 3U
Camay
Soap
Reg.
Bar
9c
Palm olive
Soap
Bar
Cashmere
2K ife
I >agon
Toilet Soap
Bar
7c
Fab
Giant 111.
Pkg. J I C
Lifebuoy
Soap
& 9c
Lifebuoy
Soap
2 as 27c
Wheaties
at 15c
Rite
fiT34t
Clorox
Qt ,
Bot
17c
Wesson Oil
34c
PL
Bot
Surf
?& 31c
J-Ib.
Can
Spry
99c
Spra-Kill
"sfr 1_
MB
"Why Our Family
owns 13 Dodge cars!"
1 wot first In oor largo family to own a Dodge,"
toys Frank Perrotti, Woodbridge, Conn. "Bvt once
the rest of the Perrotti family taw my Dodge,
rode in H, compared it with the cart they were
driving, they all bagan to swing over to Dodge.
Today my family owns 13 Dodge cars and 11
Dodge tracks . . . and that's saying plenty for
Dodge value and dependability."
Ybu could pay up to $1,000 more
nd not get all the extra room, riding comfort
and famous dependability of Dodge'
Once tod get a taste of Dodge roominess and
c
" comfort . . . once you see Dodge bigger dollar
for-dollar VALUE . . . your good judgment tells
you that here is the car for you and your family!
*?-!? /? , , |
iww Krai ng vomrorr
Today you want a car that's built to last . . .
one that saves you money mile after mile. And you
want comfort, too. You want a car that protects you
bom bumps and jolts?even over back roads or
detours. With the new Dodge Oriflow Ride, bumpy
roads, ruts and chuck holes magically melt away.
Come in and jud^e for yourself. See if you don't
agree that you could pay up to $1,000 more for a car
and still not get all the extra room, riding comfbrt,
safety and famous dependability'of Dodge.
A "MAStC-MILE" DEMONSTRATION RIDE WIU PROVE m
DODOE EXTRA VALUE AND DEPENDABILITY I T
*5^31
Specifications and equipment
sebiect to donee wthoat notice
FooIm b lilfilrfn|)l You tit
and ride in comfort in a
Dodfe. There** loads oi elbow
.room, kg zoom, head room.
If) snd Rn Mlumasl Let u
wow too could pot up to
11,000 moR and nllf not pt
ererything Dodge glues you I
E. C Moore
107 Valley River Ave.
Phone 37
Murphy, N. G