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H. D. (Thrtla).
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atoo said today.
The highway safety official re
vealed that highway ecddeaU ac
counted tor SS fatalities among
eMMicn at the agssfrd daring the
first six months of the year. Seven
youngsters, he said. In the age
group from 0-4 died in traffic ac
cidents daring the same period
and six In the 10-14 group were
killed. One was killed in the 10-10
age group.
Thirty-three pedestrian fatalities
In the same age brackets were re
corded by the department In the
first she months of 1090.
"Parents and motorists alone can
cooperate In preventing traffic
accidents involving children,"
Jones said. "It la the duty of par
ents to caution their children when
they send them to the grocer or on
an errand, or when the kids go
'oyl
Dies In Oklahoma
James Lawrence Voylee of rich
er. OUa., died of a heart attack at
bit Picker hotel on August 4. Mr.
Voylee was born near Grape Creek
April SO. 1888. He was the eldest
son of the late William Lafayette
Voylee. He had lived In Oklahoma
since 1017, practicing law at Picher
He 1ms spent many vacations here
in Murphy stopping at the Regal
Hotel.
Surviving Mm are the Rev.
Clarence A. Voyles of Union Coun
ty. Ga.; the Rev. Charles M.
Voyles of West Jefferson; Samuel
H. Voyles of Fort Worth Tea.; and
Harold Voyles of Lynch, K$.
Interment was in the G. A. R.
cemetery at Miami, Okie.
out, to play. Wise parents will not
only make certain their children
are taught safe walking rules,
such as cross only at corners, wait
for the light or until there are no
cars in sight, watch for turning
cars, etc, but they will also provide
a safe place for their children to
pl?y."
BT HOBBBT GKUNB
Billy Lovlngood *u the winner
oI Uw Murphy Summer Recreation
Soap Bex Derby. The acece Ik
based on the rum of two runs. Bil
ly made It In 30JI meondi
Peacock was second In 31.1
oods and
third In 31.4 I
were. Gordon
chett. Bill Adams. Billy
and Tommy Gentry, "id prise, s
new bicycle, went to Billy,
and Third prlxes were fl
lars each,and five dollars was IBs
prize for the best looking "
This prtre was won by Billy .
and Norris West whose wag?
voted both the best and the most
original.
Murphy Presbyterian beat the
Softball game with Marietta with
a score of 28 to 3. The game was
played at Marietta. August 13.
Elliott led with 4 hits, and he was
also the winning pitcher. Thomas
led Marietta hitting with four hits
and Marietta's losing pitcher was
Garner. It was an exciting trip for
the boys with a picnic supper and
they saw part of the 'Little Boys"
League baseball game.
Civitan beat American Legion of
Andrews 19 to 17 in soft ball. It
was two and a half hours of rain
and mud. Derreberry led with
hits on the Andrews team while
Hedrick with five, Zimmerman
with five and Hatchett with four
took care of 14 out of 27 hits for
Civitan.
The outstanding game in the
football field will be the game be
tween University of N. C. and
University of Tenn., at Chapel
Hill, according to Irvin Greene.
U. N. C. has Murphy's Harold Da
vidson who is well rated by Coach
j Carl Snavely and is expected to
I play first string quarterback. U. T.
has Murphy's Frank Alexander
trained under coach Bob Naylor.
CABD OF THANKS
We want to thank our many
friends for the beautiful flowers,
the loving acts of kindness, the
many expressions of sympathy in
our recent sorrow.
May God's richest blessing rest
upon you all.
The Walker Family. 5-ltp.
CANCER CLINIC TO MEET
The Cancer Clinic meets
C. J. 'Harris Hospital, in Sylva,
every Friday. Registration hours
are from 9 to 10:15 a. m. The
Division of Cancer Control of
the N. C. State Board of Health
provides examinations for cancer
to women above 35 and men above
40 years old and to any person of
any age with symptoms suggestive
of cancer
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA,
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
TOWN OF MURPHY, Petitioner,
vs
MARY B. MURPHY, and/or the
unknown Heirs of Mary B. Mur
phy, if deceased, Mary Emma
Meroney, widow, and Barbara
Meroney Allen and Husband,
Richard Allen, Respondents
The defendant Mary B. Murphy,
and/or the unknown Heirs of Mary
Is. Murphy, If deceased, Mary Em
, ma Meroney, widow, and Barbara
Meroney Allen and Husband,
Richard Allen, will take notice
! that action entitled as above has
1 been commenced against them In
J the Superior Court of Cherokee j
I'
County, North Carolina and that i
I the purpose of said action is to
j condemn a right-of-way for an |
electric line over certain property
, In Murphy Township, Cherokee
j County, North Carolina, adjacent
to the Eastern city limits of the
Town of Murphy In which said
respondents may have an interest,
said lands being more particularly
described in a deed from B. B.
Meroney and wife, Martha A.
Meroney to Mary B. Murphy dated
July 22, 1889 and recorded in Of
fice of Register of Deeds for Cher
okee County, North Carolina, in
Book No. 23 at page 541, reference
to which deed Is made for more
particular description of said lands.
And the said respondents will
further take notice that they are
required to appear at the Office of
the Clerk of Superior Court for
Cherokee County, North Carolina,
and answer or demur to the peti
tion in said action within ten days
after the 13th day of September,
1981, or the petitioner will apply
to the Court tor the relief
mended in said petition.
This the 15th day of Au
1981.
JT. L. HALL, Clerk of
Court.
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ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, LOCAL UT? MtnlweM. Me (e
i ef ad wttk set aore thea S5 verte three tEeertJoei. $1. Addttfcmcl warta. U per went.
r?Ss eM Ubo. Se per word. AD rate* pet. CtaaMOed eta accepted bp bbUI U aoee Wet
CLASSIFIED ADS ABE Se PEE WORD AND A MINIMUM OF 15c. CARD OP THANKS Me.
RESOLUTIONS OF RE8FECT, AND OBITUARIES Se PER WORD.
COMFORTABLE HOME,
view, four bed
living ?ml Hilling
garage,
? 1th
Venetian
all heat, together with
with Income
par month, located on
lot cloae to town. A
D. M. Reeae, Real
213. Murphy, N. C.
5-3tc
HELP WANTED: Young woman to
learn retail merchandising. Must
have fair education, be unen
cumbered, well recommended
and responsible. Pleasant work
ing conditions and reasonable
salary. Write full details In own
handwriting and address letter
to "Merchandising", Box 205,
Murphy, N. C. 5-ltc
Are your bed springs sagging?
Come and see us. Murphy Fur
niture Salvage, Phone 298-J.
5-ltp
1
FOR SALE: Baby Grand piano,
sofa, chairs, tables. Inner-spring
mattresses, box springs and
other household furnishings.
Priced to sell. Thompson's res
idence, Duke Street. Phone
255-R Murphy. 5-ltc
FOR SALE: Used furniture, two
beds, dining table and chairs,
two dressers, cook stove, coal
heater, washing machine, at a
bargain. Can be seen at Pearl
Hunsucker's Route 1, Murphy.
Phone 441-J-3. 5-3tc
FOR SALE: About 200 bushels
corn in the shuck. Located at my
place at Peachtree. Mark Elliott.
Phone 141-W, Andrews. 5-ltp.
FOR SALE: Small farm five miles
south of Murphy, rock dwelling
house with lights and water.
Also outbuildings. Arthur Jones,
Route 2, Murphy. 5-3tp
Asphalt for driveways, parking
lots, etc. Free estimates. Charles
Higdon, Andrews, N. C., Phone
116-J 5-3tp
Lost in Murphy. Small leather bill
fold badly worn. Reward to
finder. Telephone 128-J. 5-3tc
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Tom Maunej
acknowledge with grateful appreci
ation, the many expressions ol
sympathy during their bereave
ment.
The Mauney Family. 5-ltc
FOR RENT?McCall Apt, fur
nished, first floor, throe rooms,
private bath, with dressing room,
private porch and entrance, all
modem conveniences. Clean and
cooL Mrs. J. H. McCall, Phone
104. S-Stc
FOR SAL*: SAFETY CABS. CaU
22S-J or see Mrs. Vivian Gen
try, Murphy. 4~*tp
FOR SAL*?One five-year-old
Registered Guernsey cow, arti
ficially bred; 20 head or more
of Pure bred Duroc hogs of all
ages, blocky, medium type; one
four year old mare mule, works
to anything as I have tried her.
C. C. Roberts, Phone 48, Murphy,
or Marble R. F. D. 1. S-Stc
FOR SALE?Cioder Blocks,
size, any amiwnt Delivered
Palmer Bros., Phone 202. Mur
Pfey, N. C. 10-tfc I
FOR RENT?moor sanding ma
chine by hour or day. Phone
100 Gibbs Hardware ami Auto
av*. *7Jtfe
WANTED: Dishwasher, six days
per weA fcegal flotel. *~ltc
WANTED: Pennabeht renter with
small fSmliy. Prefer Christian
people Or a mah that doesn't
drink. Stock furnished. Plenty of
good land and pasture. On Up
per Peach tree Carl Hancock,
Murphy, Route 1. 4-3tp.
WE STERILIZE all furniture that
we rebuild. We have the only
sterilizer In Western North Car
olina. Brittaln's Upholstery
Shop. Phone 298-J. 4-3tp
FOR SALE: Good 10-room house |
and four acres of land In one of I
the best residential sections in |
town. This Is the late Dr. F. L.
Herbert home. Easy terms. Jack I
Herbert, Andrews, ? N. C. , 4-tfc
WE RAY HmjiHEST PRICES?
For burnt and wrecked can
Also, scrap iron and metals
Kaye's Auto Parts, Phones, 360- j
341, Murphy, N. C. 27-tfc
WANTED TO BUY For cash high
tread repairable and slick re
cappable carcasses. Any amount,
any size. Graves Tires Co. Phone
300, Murphy. 2-tfc
WANTED 2 waitresses?neat and i
willing to work?Good pay. Live |
on lot. Apply at once Junaluska j
Hotel, Andrews, N. C 5-3tc |
FOR SALE?Good used 7-foot
mower. Works on Ford or Fer
guson tractor. Evans Auto Co.,
Phone 48. S-Stc
FOR SALE?Sixty acre farm and
eight room house. 3 miles west
of Hayesvllle on new highway.
House has hot and cold water,
electric hot water heater, gas
heat, shower, finished floors,
and is completely redecorated.
There are five year round
springs plus a small branch go
ing through the place. W1
trade for place in Murphy. Call
W. A. Sampson, 208-W 3-Stp
REPAIRS?Expert watch, clock.
Jewelry and glasses repairs. New
and used watches. Metal and
leather bands. Prices right Earl
Beaver, Jeweler, next to Graves
Tire Co. 3-3tp
MEN WANTED?Sales and Ser
vice. If you are between the ages
of 25 and 30, have a car and can
furnish references, and interes
ted in earnings opportunities of
,$75 to $150 per week, we would
like a personal interview with
you. The nature of our business
requires an interview at your
home in the presence of your
wife. In answering, give your
name and address, or phone
number. Let us know when we
can see you at your home. Apply
Saturdays 9 a. m. to 12 noon.
Electrolux Corp., Box 1066,
Murphy, N. C. 3-tfc
FOR SALE: 9 column Burro ugh
Adding Machine. See Galusha
Pullium at Andrews post office.
5-3te
pri
vate!
4"cold
for couple. CaH Hil ar 44?.
Dr. George L. Dyer. ' ?-Wc
THRU PIANO BARGAINS? to
be eold In your neighborhood.
One Small Spinet One Slightly
uaed Spinet One nice uaed Up
right to party who can make
?mall down payment and assume
' small, monthly payments. Write:
J. T. Dickey. Credit Dept. 52
Pryor St N. E., Atlanta. On.
2-ttc
WELL DRILLING: Get your homo
water supply from a modem
drilled well Wffl drill wells In
all Western Caroling and North
Georgia counties. Write F. B.
Rogers, Route 1, Franklin.
4-Stp
FOR RENT OR SALE: Two-story
rock house, eleven rooms. Five
bedrooms upstairs, two down,
two baths. Would make a good
rooming house. On Wells Street
Murphy. Large garden space in
rear. Mrs. Ruth Graham, 221-R.
4-Stc
DONT BE MISLED: Buy where
You can save?yet get quality
monuments and markers. All
work guaranteed to your satis
faction. We have no salesmen.
Write W. N. C. Marble and Gra
nite Works, Box 177, Marble, N.
C. 4-8tp
We have opening In this territory
for tionest sober hard working
man who can furnish $1,000.00
surety bond to operate consign
ment premium, candy route on
commission and bonus basis. We
furnish all merchandise and car.
Previous selling experience not
necessary. Write BCT Box 2005,
Charlotte, N. C. *-3te
IURNISHED APARTMENT for
rent Electric stove, Frlgldalre,
private entrance and porch. For
couple. Mrs. Jerry Davidson,
Phone 103-J. ' 3-3tc
REYNOLDS
ALUMINUM
EMBOSSED
CORRUGATED
RUSTPROOF
NEEDS NO PAINT
KEEPS SUMMER HEAT OUT
SWEATS LESS
FARMERS
FEDERATION
DON RAMSEY. Mer.
Phone 62
Murphy, N. C,
MARKET HOGS
FAST
on the
PURINA
HOG
PROGRAM^
Hogs weigh 200-225 lbs, at 5 Yl months and
get to market 1 -3 faster than average. Low
Cost Pork on the Purina Program, too. Hogs
make a 100-lb. gain on 5 bu. grain and 45
lbs. Purina Hog Chow.
NOW ALL PURINA
HOG CHOWS CON
TAIN Vitamin B-12,
antibotic feed supple
ment and other miracle
growth vitamins in ad
dition to quality natur
al animal proteins. >
PURINA
HO f
Your Store With The Checkerboard Sign
E. E. STILES PRODUCE COMPANY
Murphy, N. C.
Phone 143
SCHOOL
Is just around the corner. We suggest that
you bring the children's shoes to the
Cornwell Shoe Shop
Let Mr. Chastain repair them before the
children start tb school.
Mr. Chastain is an expert Shoe Repair
Man.
CORNWELL SHOE SHOP
If the Housec Burns
So Will the New
Porch
Major alterations or improvements to
your home increase its value ... to the ex
tent of what these improvements cost you,
and perhaps even rriore when you consider
replacement. It goes without saying that
your old insurance .policy should also be
"modernized" to cover this additional in
vestment. Examine your policies now to see
if you have adSequate protection. Our coun
sel is always available without obligation.
T. W. AXLEY, Manager
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Murphy, N. C
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ALL MAKES- ? ALL MODELS
PRICED FOR
QUICK SALE
1950 Studebaker Champion
1949 Ford 2-Door
1946 Chevrolet Station Wagon
1942 Dodge 4-Door
1939 Chevrolet Coupe
1950 Studebaker xk Ton Pickup
1949 Studebaker xk Ton Pickup
1948 Studebaker xk Ton Pickup
1946 Studebaker xk Ton Pickup
EVANS AUTO CO.
Phone 48
Murphy, N. C.
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