Andrews Personals
Mr. and Mrs. We* Hani*
?Cr and Mr*. Albeit Kohmaoc oi
Sylve, visited Mf and Mis. Am*
of NaaMfeala and Mlai
Harris of Murphy, Simday.
Walter WhKaker of Oak Ridge
aa borne for a three daj
visit during the week.
Air. ana Mis. W. F. Battle a
Wfattter celebrated their Shad Wee
ding Anniversary Sunday in tin
home of their daughter. Mis. Her
belt Reagan of WhMter. All the In
mediate family attended which in
eluded their eon, Mr. Wayne Bat
tie and family of Andrews.
Mr. and Mis. Carl Dean were fch<
week end guest of Mr. and Mis. M
S. McGee of Cherokee and whH<
there attended the Cherokee In
dim Fair.
Harry Dewar of Atlanta, Ga
visited hie parents Mr. and Mrs
R. A. Dewar during the week.
Mis. John C. Neville visited re
latives in Cornith, Miss last week
Harry Hawk, who Is stationed a!
Norfolk. Va? Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Smake and Dan Hawk of Savanna!
Ga. visited their mother, Mis
Blanche Hawk during the weel
end. Mrs. Hawk returned to Sa
vannah with her children for e
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ledford of
Atlanta Ga. spent the week end
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Why WALK when yon can
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Look over these cars at our
lot Down payment as low as $20.
Weekly Payments from $3 to $5.
1948 Ford
1939 Ford
1941 Studebaker
1948 Pontlac
1947 OldsmobUe
1941 Plymouth Coupe
1941 Dodge Pickup
1940 Gidf Pickup
1935 Chevrolet
1937 Chevrolet
1939 Chevrolet
EVANS AUTO
USED CAB LOT
On Andrews Rd. Next To Murph
Motor Court
Phone 377 Murphy, N. (
\ Aver age Local Family Said Insured For $4,100
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Tfcfc represents per family hold
ings of M.100 ?s of die end of 1052
on Increase of about nine percent
over the previous year.
The Increase in Che use of about
nine percent over the previous yaer
The increase in die use at life
insurance by American families is
but one aspect of a pattern of
thrift exhibited since the lata
World War. Savings accounts have
risen in the period sod Investments
in securities have gone up steadily,
the study shows.
Despite the fact that funds in
with Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ellis.
Baxter Lay and George Hicks
went to Chattanooga, Term Sunday
and returned with Rev. W. W.
Childers, of Harrin. 111. who is con
ducting a revival at the Baptist
Church.
Rev. John C. Neville, Jr. of
Columbus, Ga. visited his parents
during the week.
Percy B. Ferebee has returned
from the Bankers Convention in
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. B. F. Wright of Cedartown,
Ga. is visting Mrs. R. E. Dewar
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bond of
Riviear Beach, FLa. were the week
end guest of their daughter, Mrs.
Robert hrisrty and Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Christy.
Dr. and Mrs. John Rodda and
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Teas, Sr. at
tended the funeral of Charles Ro
lfe in Nashville, Tenn. Friday.
Mrs. Irene Walsh has moved to
Westchester, Pa. where her hus
band is employed in construction
work.
Mrs. John Wykle and daughter,
, Teresa and Mrs. Caldwell and son
of Bryson City visited Mr. and Mrs.
Hancock Davis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wagner of
Philadelphia Pa. visited Mr. and
and 'Mrs. Carl Dean during the
week
Mr. and 'Mrs. Olen Strait ton of
Nantaha&a attended the Western
North Carolina M. E. Conference
hold in High Point Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. They also
visited Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Claude L. Love in Ral
eigh and attended the Duke-Wake
Forest Football Game in Durham
fa We
? Per cent fact World
Wer ft, toe premium, pmid
yew represented only I I
of aggregate <k*x
to 4.9
In Cherokee County the inns?a
in ownership of life i
net been noted in *M
ordinery insurance group end in
dustrial?urieh ordinary
log the iagest volume
group recorded the biggest per
centege gain. The local breakdown
faM 56 percent of the volume in
ordinary life policies.
Women's ownership of Mfe insur
ance has been sharply increased
in recent years. They now hold el
most one-fifth of the total, with
coverage of children accounting for
another seven per cent.
Men. however, -remain the
body of policy holders, accounting
for nearly 75 per cent of the total.
OGREETA
Jerry Chambers, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Chambers, has returned
J home after a long Illness.
(Mr. and Mrs. Gaffery Kidd of
| Fort Wayne, Indiana, have been
I visiting his grandfather, John
Clark and other relatives.
Mrs. Martha Wihitener who has
been ill, is reported improving.
Mrs. Sadie Martin, who has been
spending a vacation here, left last
week for her home in Ohio.
The Rev. Oscar Winkler of Mur
phy, Rt. 3. will pastor the Ogreeta
Baptist Church during the coming
year.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Zetta
Jean Kidd were appointed by the
church to attend the West Liberty
Association the first Friday in
October.
Mrs Stanley Wihitener and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson and small daughter,
Glenda Sue returned (home Sun
day after spending two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Delia Clark of
Cincinnati, who has been ill since
'May. Mrs. Clark is still sick.
Brides Feted At
Household Shower
A double household shower was
given Thursday, Sept. 24 honoring
?Mrs. jlud L. Brown and Mrs. Ben
A. Brown at Peachtree with Mis.
A. Z. Bracken and Mrs. Ben H.
Brown as hostesses.
, Games were played after which
the gifts were opened and refresh
ments served.
Your SIEGLER Dealer
In MURPHY
Walter Coleman's
Appliance Store
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watte it ip the fine aa
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Who, HE? by Robert Osborn
TVt Tro*?lm Sof?ty Servic*
Chief cou>* of traffic dtathi and injuries in 1952
was spooding on straight roads. Only YOU can provont
accidents!
YOUTH REVIVAL
The Church of God
Murphy, N. C.
Time: Oct. 4,1953, 7:30 P. M.
Evangelist Bill Rembernt
From McCayesville, Ga.
Come, hear this 19 year old boy brine God's Message.
It will be a blessing to your young people.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Pastor, R. G. Wilson
Ml Carmei Home
A home coming wfll be
ML Cermel Church Sunday, Oct
ober 4. Everyuie la Invited, ee
pedatly
W. T. Smith Accept*
Shady Grove Pastorate
The Rev. W. T. Smith baa ac
cepted the call to Cbe pastorate of
SbadpGroyp Baptlat Church. Prea
ching servicea are held the aecood
and fourth Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Everyone la invited to
attend the
The productivity and profit re
alized from poultry depend on the
Inherent breeding qualities of the
bird and the management practic
es of ?he floe* owner
Offered Rides To Polls
lathe Shoal Creek
will huve trunportrtta fur
nished to the voting poils Saturday
October 3, for t*>? t****"1 bond alac
don. On are being furnished by
members ot (be Shoal Creek
Township Citiaene
to the polls are aahed to cortsd
any member ?i the ?aaoriattrm
The car pool was arranged at
the Sept 23 meeting o# the asso
ciation eg Hlweseee Dam School.
A round table discussion of the
bond issue was bald.
Efficient farming means produc
ing at the lowest possible cost per
bushel, bale ton, or other unit, so
that the greatest net profit can be
realized.
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INSURANCE RATES
WITH
economical operation and careful selection
of risks keep Farm Bureau auto insurance
rates low ? you get maximum protection for
less money. Before you buy or renew, check
with the Farm Bureau insurance representa*
tive in your community. More than a million
city and rural drivers insured. Call ?
John Shivar
The Blossom Shop
Phone 462 Murphy, N. C.
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