(Cithnil tram M* ??)
and low for the tttlea he wants.
?1 f ?*! idle without a book 1b my
hud." ha nil, "and although my
favorite reading time la late In Qm
evening, I always cariy a email
book tot odd-time momenta."
He admits that hla wife "fussee
a little" at hU odd tastes, saying
that rite expects to see him la
Heaven with a book In his hand
"I must have my celestial li
brary," he answered, "or I don't
aee how I could be altogether happy
In the hereafter. The Book of Know
ledge and the Book of Life will
certainly be there."
Dr. Roaelle's sermon themes are :
"The Kan Who Took Second
Place"; What Good Does Praying
Do?"; "Someone Is Following
Tou."; "God's Quarantine"; "Re
ligion's Lost Word"; "The Con
quering Church"; "The Home ?
Our Hope"; "Lore's Labor Lost?"
Mufky Wiu ...
(Continued from page 1)
The kickoff at the first of the half
was to Cherokee and they were un
able to move the ball and had to
punt to Murphy.
Murphy took the ball on the Cher
okee 40 yard line and drove down
field where David Thompson drove
over from the one in the first of the
third.
Bobby Weaver again kicked the
extra point.
Again the two teams battled up
and down the field until the latter
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY
Thars. - Frl.
Oct. 23-24
Bob Hope
Anita Ekberg
'PARISHOLID AY'
la Color
Satarday, Oct. 25
Double Feature .
Charles Qalnllvan
Lola Albright
SEVENGUNS
TO MESA" i
also
Richard Coate
Diaaae Foster
"THE BROTHERS
RICO" i
Sat. Late Show
[(?iiViiiiiTiikViiiU'
Sin. - Mm. - Toes.
Oct. 26-27-28
Jerry Lewis
Narlyi Maxwell
"R0CK4-BYE
BABY"
In Color
Oct. 29 - 30
lUMfl Stewart
Kim Novak
"VMGO"
part of the fourth quarter.
The Bulldogs took tfc* tell on th*
Onrohe* as yard Um and thai
drove IS yard* down Hold.
A ptM from Bobby Weaver to
Bill Rhode* ?a* called hack on ac
count of a penalty but Weaver
again paa**d, thla tlm* to Jack
Lemmon for twenty yard* and the
touchdown.
?The attempted kick waa blocked
and the final score for the game
was 25 to 0.
Next week Murphy meet* Frank
lin at home. Swain High, whom
Murphy tied, beat them laat week.
Statistics:
__JTphy Ch'okee
First downs 17 S
Rushing yards 216 72
Passes attempted 20 9
Passes completed 8 1
Tds. gained passing 148 14
Passes intercepted by 2 0
Punts 3 2
Punting yards 100 65
Fumbles lost 0 0
Yards penalized 85 25
Mrs. Almond
Named President
Of Andrews PTA
ANDREWS? Mrs. Gerald Almond
w&s elected president of the An
drews P-TA at the regular meeting
held Tuesday evening in the school.
The Rev. Edwin Carter had the
opening devotions.
Other officers elected are: Clyde
Rector, first vice-president; Mrs.
Ruth Sursavage, second vice-presi
dent; Miss Elizabeth Whltson, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. John
Slagie, recording secretary and
Mrs. Kenneth Stover, treasurer.
Committee chairmen named are :
Mrs. Ruth Sursavage, budget and
finance ; congress publications,
Miss Whitson; hospitality, Mrs.
Jack Herbert; Mrs. Mark Elliott,
membership; Mrs. M. J. Jordan,
national P-TA magazine; Clyde
Rector, program; Mrs. Lee Nichols,
pre-school services; S. J. Gernert
juvenile protection; L. B. Nichols,
legislation; Supt. J. E. Rufty and
Charles O. Frazier, education; Rev.
J. E. Carter, parent education; L.
B. Nichols, character and spiritual
education; Miss Ruth Hamilton,
high school services; Mrs. S. J.
Gernert, elementary room repre
sentative; Mrs. Helen Klvel, pub
licity;
Also, Charles O. Frazier, cub
Scouts; Sam Webb, safety; Dick
Ramsey, grounds; Mrs. Grady
Garrett, cook book; and Mrs. C. S.
Freel, historian.
Mrs. Freel and Mrs. Gernert
summarized the highlights of the
recent P-TA convention held in
Robbinsville.
The group voted to offer a prize
of $5 at each monthly meeting to
the highest number present from
classes throughout the school.
Announcement was made of the
family life workshop to be held
Nov. 11 and 12 at the First Baptist
church in which all churches of the
town will cooperate.
Debbie Clayton
Honored At
Birthday Party
Mrs. Gene Clayton honored her
daughter, Debbie, with a party on
her 5th birthday last Saturday
evening.
Guest attending were Karen Gul
ley, Brenda Crisp, Marky Carring
er, Pam and Vick Stiles, Betty,
Janice and Jiff Plemmons, Tommy
and David Gill, Sherry Bryson and
Bryan Clayton.
MURPHY
DRIVE-IN
Murphy, N. C.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
OCTOBER 23 - 24
DOUBLE FEATURE
James Dean Flays Himself In
"The Janes Dean
Story"
Abo
"Johnny Trouble'*
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Apache Warrior"
Also
"Union Pacific"
SUNDAY ? MONDAY
OCTOBER 26 . 27
J?u Simmons, Paul Douglas
Anthony Franclosa, in
"This Conld Be
The Night"
TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 28 . M
Van Johnson, Marine Cbrol
Hwbet I Lorn, 1b*
'Action of the Tiger'
Andrews Defeats
Hayesville
In 31-7 Game
HATEBVllJU: ? Andrews scored
in all but one period to defeat
Hayesville 81-7 here Friday night.
Andrew* scored early in the first
period when fullback Larry Postell
plunged over from four yards out.
Harold Murphy scored the second
touchdown for Andrews on a one
yard plunge.
In the second period Hubert
Myers plunged over from one yard
out to strike pay dirt a third time
for Andrews. Later in the same
quarter Archie Myers ran 20 yards
around right end to score again
for the winners.
Hayesville's only score came late
in the second period when Larry
Sams intercepted a pass 20 yards
out and ran to score. Tom Stanley
kicked the extra point leaving a
20-7 halftime score.
Andrews' last score came in the
third quarter when Postell ran 10
yards. He also ran the conversion.
Statistics :
H'rille Andrews
First downs ? 19
Rushing yardage 145 281
Passing yardage 65 70
Passes 12-5 3-2
Passes intercepted by 1 8
Punts 3 0
Fumbles last 2 1
Yards penalized 30 40
Awards Presented
For Sunday
School Attendance
Certificates and pins were
awarded members of The First
Baptist Sunday School who had
perfect attendance for the year
just ended.
Four-year pins were awarded
Sus&nne Ivie and Grier Ivie.
Two-year pins were earned by
Mary Arden Davis and Robert S
Bault
There were nine members who
had perfect attendance for the
first time: Anna Bruce, Robert
Bruce Jr., H. E. Dickey, Mrs
J. J. Hamilton, Eddie Hughes,
Billy King, Dorothy Ann Mull,
David Ramsey asd Donald Ram
sey Jr.
Each of these received a pin
and certificate.
"Is your play a comedy or a
tragedy?"
"If we sell enough tickets it will
Will be a comedy.
If we don't, it will be a tragedy."
Tragedies are sharpened by finan
cial trouble . . . softened by Insur
ance. Hyde Insurance Agency, VE
7-2438. 13-ltc
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
START SPARE TIME
SERVICING
HERSHEY CANDY ROUTE
We will select a responsible person
in your area to service our NEW
HERSHEY CANDY DISPENSERS.
No selling or experience necessary.
Qualified person will have oppor
tunity of earning $5,000 per year
devoting spare time to start. About
6 hours per week required to ser
vice route and manage business.
To be eligible you must drive car
and be able to make small Invest
ment of $729.00 CASH to handle in
ventory. For personal interview
write giving particulars, phone and
reference to: District Manager,
Dept. 903, 8693 Lynnhaven Road,
Cleveland 30, Ohio. 13-ltp
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY 1
The UDdersigsed having quali
fied as admisistrator of the es
tate of Mrs. Sadie Martin, de
ceased, late of Cherokee County
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before the 18th day of Oc
tober, 19S9, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigsed at his ad
dress, Murphy, North Corolina.
This the 18th day of October,
1958.
E. E. STILES,
13-6tc Administrator
IN MEMORY
of McKINLEY STILES
In loving memory of a dear
brother who passed away five
years ago, October 23.
A dearer brother never lived
For those who loved you best,
TU1 memory fades, and life
departs,
You'll live forever
In our hearts.
Sadly missed by sisters.
CALLIE McCLURE
DELLA GREEN
MttP
HE WANT AOS !
DEADLINE FOB CLASSIFIED
A06: Nm Marian
Rate: Mc far aach teaatttea
8 watte ar teas; three time* far
HA Mara thai ZS warts, twe
JOIN BLUE CROSS Now. Hospital
surgical and maternity care a
SPECIAL GROUP RATES through
FARMERS FEDERATION. Sec
Don Ramsey. Dial VE 7-2416 14-tfc
FOR RENT: Two large room
apartment Water and Heat
Furnished. See Mrs. J. W. Dyer
at 511 Hiawassee Street or call
VE 7-3167 or VE 7-2682. 12-3tp
FOR SALE: Gas Floor furnace
themostat, 120 gallon tank. Both
In good condition. Also channel
two and five TV antenna. Call
VE 7-3204. 12-ltC
WELL DRILLING: Have your
wells drilled: modern machin
ery. Six and eight-inch domestic
and commercial wells. Macon
Pump and Well Co. Write F. B
Rogers, Franklin, N. C. Call 375-J-l
24-tfr
FOB SALE : New pianoa and used
Wurlitlxer pianoa and organs.
Also big bargains in used pianos.
Contact P ropes Furniture Co., Gain
esville and Cornelia, Ga. Phone
423. 9-9tc
DEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
Exclusive Listings
7 room modern ranch type home ?
3 bedrooms, nursery, 2 baths,
screened porch, full basement,
double garage, central heating
Located on 4 acre tract close to
town. Landscaped. Priced for quick
sale.
7 room brick veneer modern home
? 4 bedrooms, V% basement, elec
tric heat, insulated ? on 94 acre
lot. Shrubs and lawn in excellent
condition. On good highway near
town. This is a beautiful home and
will not last long at price offered.
40 acre farm with S room home ?
2 bedrooms, electric heat, land
scaped, private entrance. Large
chicken house. Stream running
through tract. Located in one of
best sections of Cherokee County
? only few minutes drive from
town, on good road.
Have other listing on farms and
mountain property.
Dick Bichards, Realtor
Parker Building
Murphy, N. C.
VE 7-2402
12-StC
FOR BENT: Centrally located
apartment- Contact Peyton
Ivie. 13-3tc
WE BUT black walnuts hulled
and dried. Any quantity. Contact
Don Ramsey at Farmers Federa
tion. 13-tfc
WOMEN: Without any experience
you can earn money for your
Christmas shopping by selling
beautiful Aven gifts and toiltries
in your area. Write Mrs. Dorothy
Bruton, 183 St. Dunstan's Road or
phone AL 3-8592, Asheville, N. C.
13-ltc
FEMALE HELP WANTED: Em
ployed Ladies add $15.00 per
week to your income. No extra
hours required. You'll enjoy this.
Write Mrs. Pauline Robinson, 121
Acton Circle or phone Mohawk 7
1501, Asheville, N. C. 13-ltc
FOR RENT: Five room house
south of Murphy in Bellview
community. Contact Dora Burnette,
Andrews, N. C. Phone 30-J 13-3tp
FOR SALE: 1948 Jeep. Good tojj
and curtains. Motor in excellent
condition. See Paul McClure at
Pleasant Valley or call VE 7-2228.
13-2tp
FOR RENT: McCall Apartment
furnished with all modern con
veniences. First floor. Private bath
and entrance. Electric heat. Nice
and clean. Rent Reasonable. Phone
VE 7-2395, Mrs. McCall EUiott.
13-3tp
FOR SALE: Magnolia Mobile
Home. Extra clean 1956 model.
Up front kitchen with wall refrig
erator. Living room, two bed
rooms. Full bath with tub and show
er. Call Blue Ridge, Ga., 2712 or
2082. 13-tfc
For Trick or Treat
Time ? Give Ike Best ? Olve
Clark's Chewing Gam
SPEARMINT ? LONG CHEW
TENPEBMWT ? CPfNAMON
SOU) AT AIX BRAIL OUTLETS
Dtetrltatod By
Diekey-Crain Co.
MDvnr.ir.o.
FOB SALS: One fine milk cow.
Has a six weeks old calf. Come
at once- See J. W. O'dell, Murphy
Route 3. 12-3tp
FOB SALE: One Flower Adding
machine. Excellent Condition.
$50. One old but good conditioned
cash register. 2fS. Contact Euclid
Voyles, Hiwassee Dam. 12-Stp
FOB SALE: 1,000 feet highway
frontage on highway No. 19 1 mile
east of Marble. Approximately 7
acres. G. H. Phillips, Marble, N.
C. Call VE 7-2881. 11-Stc
BULLDOZES WORK done by the
hour or contract. See or call G.
H. Phillips, Marble, N. C. VE 7
2881. ll-3tc
FOB SALE: All size pumpkins.
Contact J. W. O'Dell, Murphy
Route 3. 12-3tp
lOUB OWN BUSINESS: Own and
operate your own business with
out capital investment. Watldns
Dealership now available in Chero
kee County. Profits up to $100 a
week and more from the start Car
or truck required. For personal
interview write the J. R. Watkins
Company, P. O. Box 5071, Rich
mond, Va. 11-3 tp
FOB SALE: Seven acres of land
with timber in Brasstown. For
full information, write Fred Adams,
Box 513, Whittier, N. C. ll-3tc
WANTED: All kinds of logs at Tim
ber Products old lumber yard.
See Dewey Garrett for prices and
specifications. ll-3tp
WANTED: Wood range stove in
good condition. See W. R. Thomp
son at Culberson Route 1.' U-3tp
FOB RENT: House on Valley Riv
er Ave. Four rooms and bath
with large garden. Call VE 7-2839
or see Guy Brittain. ll-3tp
OPENING: J. M. Cornwell opening
new store on Tennessee Street.
Will have complete line of fresh
meats. Come in and See us. ll-3tc
FOB SALE: IMS civilian Jeep
- Good factory built aluminum top. |
Contact Marvin Hall at CMIfi
Hatching Egg Service or Murphy
Route 3. 12-Stc
WANTED: Wild Ginseng. Paying
top price* at J. P. Trull'a Store.
On Andrews highway. 9-6tp
DO IT YOURSELF and save with
our rental equipment Floor Band
er and edger, hand sender, floor
waxer, ski}) saw, electric drill, blow
torch, paint sprayer, step and ex
tension ladder, 2-wheel hand trucks,
4 -wheel platform dolly, pipe dies
and wrenches. We cut and thread
pipe. Gibb's Hardware, your Econ
omy Auto Store. Dial VE 7-2122.
I 7-tfc
WE BUY SCRAP IRON and Junk
Also burnt and wrecked cars
We sell all size concrete and cin
der blocks. Kaye's Auto Parts
Murphy. Dial VE 7-2172. 22-tfc
HEATER NEED REPAIRING?
Bring your heater in for a free
Inspection. We are equipped to
clean, reconditioned and repair
your electric, gas and oil heaters.
Guaranteed parts and labor. Gibbe
Hardware, your Economy Auto
8tore. Dial VE 7-2122. 7-tfc
FOR SALE: New Moon all alum
inum house trailer. 40-feet, two
bedrooms. See Milton Mash burn
or call 283-M, Andrews. 13-3tp
FREE ON REQUEST: 56-p age
planting guide catalog in color
offered by Virginia's largest
growers of fruit trees, small
fruits, nuts trees and landscape
material. Salespeople wanted
Write Dept. N24, Waynesboro Nur
series, Waynesboro, Va. l0-4tc
APPLES
"Famous Haywood County Apples'
ALL VARIETIES
WAYNESVIIXJE, N. C.
By the Bushel or Truck Load
BUYING A NEW CABT Costs *
lot ? WORTH a lot! Inon It
fully? not just tor liability. Get
comprehensive, collision, and Med
ical Payments too! For reasonable
costs, call Hyde Insurance Agency
VE 7-3138. lJ-ltc
FOB SALE: Coleman Oil Heater.
256 gallon drum, copper tubing.
Complete $66. See or call Mrs. Cecil
Mills. l?-8tc
HELP WANTED : Male or Female
to compile list of street names
and house numbers covering your
city. If interested, write mail man
ager, P. O. Box 2009, Norfolk 1,
Va. ll-Stc
MAN WANTED for established
Rawleigh Business in Chero
kee County. Now is a good time to
start with farmers marketing big
crops and money plentiful. Ne
capital required. Write W. T.
Rawleigh C o., NCJ-750-574-B,
Richmond, Va- l<Http
Expert Watch Repair
BT A GRADUATE WATCH.
MAILER.
E. C. Moore Jewelers
Murphy, N. C. Dial VE 1-fltt
Photographs
Wedding, portrait and commercial
photography. Kodak finishing and
photostats. SMILEY 'S STUDIO,
Andrews, N. O.
I EXPECTING?!
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bother in moving your writable
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take ? tip from ?xperieac?4
mover* -get ? "Wife-Approved"
North American Van LtoM
move. Easy, pleasant, eafej
Palmer Brothers ,
VE 7-S1U MURPHY, N. O.
n
Southerner *2,695 Cask Pries $62.80 Monthly
Here's a sturdily constructed three-bedroom model just released by Jim Walter Cor
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