Roy Cochrane, 21
Succumbs Sunday
Roy Cochrane age 21, pa-sed
away at a local hospital at 9 p. m
Sunday, March 30. following a
lingering illness.
I
H? was the son of Mr. and Mrs
F. G. Cochrane, of near Andrews,
who survive Also surviving are
three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Lu
ther, of Detroit. Mich., Mrs. Ellen j
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BY HELPING OTHERS
GROW IN
SOUTHWESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA
CITIZENS B ANK and TRUST CO.
Murphy ? Andrews ? Robbinaville
Hayesville
Serving Southwestern North Carolina
iter Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Resources Over Five Million Dollars
Andrews OES
Has Public
Installation
I
Andrews Chapter OES .No. 15 I
held installation services at the I
Masonic Hall Monday night, March
24. and initiation at the hall Mon
day night. March 31.
Hassie Butler was the Installing
Officer. Installing Marshal was
Xena Forsythe, Installing Chap
lain was Pauline Matheson. In- i
stalling Organist was Florence
Huffman. Installing Conductress
was Norma Lunsford. Installing
Secretary was Olive Ellis and In
stalling Warden was Carrie Wo
mack.
The following officers were in
stalled and later initiated: Wor
thy Matron. Clarabelle Bryson;
worthy patron. Clyde Fraley; as
sociate matron, Alwayne Stratton:
associate patron. Olin Stratton.
secretary. Elizabeth Kilpatrick:
treasurer. Mabel McFalls; conduc
tress. Annie S. McGuire; associate
eonductress. Ardith Hay: chaplain.
Roxie Mcintosh: marshal Minnie
Battle: organist. Louise Rogers:
\dah. Lcuise C. Rector: Ruth.
Leila Thomasson: Esther. Etta
Day Martha. Hildred Hardin:
K'.eetra. Myrtle Brown: warder.
Beryl Kilpatrick: sentinel. Callie
Mosteller.
The installation was an open
service and several visitors from
Murphy and Robbinsville. as well
as visitors from Andrews, were
present
A -ocial hour was enjoyed fol
lowing the meeting.
Champion Effects
7.000 Families
The utilization of forest pro
Jucts by the Canton Division of
The Champion Paper and Fibre
Company to produce paper pa
perboard and related by-products,
?as been directly responsible for.
?he economic welfare of more than
7 000 families throughout Western
orth Carolina during the past
?ear. according to H, A. Helder,
Champion's division manager, who
nlaces heavy emphasis on the im
portance of the various forestry
programs being conducted throu
ghout the WN'C area this spring.
A survey just completed by J !
K. Keener, manager of Champ
ion's woods department, reveals
'hat the total value of wood pur
chased by the Canton division dur
tng 1951 amounted to $8,928,000.
00. Of this amount nearly four
million dollars, or more than 43
percent of the total, went directly
to woodloi owners and other pulp
wood suppliers in Western North
Carolina.
The procurement of these tim
ber products for Champion's use
provided employment in the WNO
area for 1500 families on a full
time basis, and for 3.000 families
in a part-time basis The latter
ire the small wcod-lot owners
?who harvest their timber periodi
cally for a cash crop
In addition to these, more than
2.500 families derive full-time em
ployment at Champion's Canton
plant in the conversion of forest
products to paper and paper
board.
\
No age is free from cancer, the ,
American Cancer Society points
out. It strikes children as well as
men and women. Fight cancer by
supporting the 1952 Cancer Cru
sade
'.''inters, of Baltimore. Md., Miss
Geneva Cochrane, of the home;
three brothers. Clayde B. of Port
land. Oregon; Jack E. of Char
lotte; and Carl A., of Yacolt,
Wash, and a grandmother. Mrs.
Funeral services will be con
Bert Conley. of Andrews,
ducted Thursday at 2 p. m. at the
Valleytown Baptist Church with
the Rev. Jack Robinson officiat
ing.
Active pallbearers are Edward
Trantham, Gene Webb. Charles
Gibson. Jr., Pearly Hardin. Jr.,
Keith Wilson and Bobby Gibson.
Internment will be in the Val
leytown Cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.
Announce Fishing
Schedule In
Nantahala Area
The U. S. Forest Service re
cently announced the 1952 fish
ing schedule for Nantahala Na
tional Forest Cooperative Wildlife
management areas. Location of
the areas are: Cliffside Lake, be
tween Franklin and Highlands:
Fires Creek, four miles north of
Hayesville: Santeetlah, 18 miles
norlhwest of Robbinsville. U. S.
Highway 129: Standing Indian. 14
miles southwest of Franklin: Way
;th. eight miles west of Franklin
Optn dates are: April, 15-16. 19
29: Mav 3-4. 7 10-11. 14, 17-18
21. 24-25. 28. 30-31: June. 1. 4. 7
S. 11. 14-15 18. 21-22. 25. 28-29
July. 2. 4 5-6, 9. 12-13. 16. 19-20
23. 26-27. 30: August. 2-3. 6. 9
10. 13. 16-17. 20. 23-24. 27. 30-31.
Cliffside Lake will be open dai
ly fruai June 1 through August 31
Due to logging and road building
operations on Fires Creek Wild
e Management Area cars will
not be pt rmitted in the area be
tond the checking station on Wed
nesdays Fishermen entering the
area will do so at their own risk
Daily permits are required
f'ishtng will be permitted between
?1 a m and one hour after sun
- !. except on Cliffside Lake
? here fishing will be permitted
Monday through Friday from 9 a
?u ur.t.l one hour after sunset
Creel limit is ten fish per day
OPEN
YOUR
TO THE
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II G.Yates,89
Dies In Tennessee
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U. G Yates, $0. retired farmer,
died at his home in Cleveland
Tenn.. ai 2:30 p. m, Thursday,
March 20, after an extended ill
ness.
He had lived in Cherokee Coun
?y most of his life until two years
ago when he moved to Cleveland
Funeral sen-ices were held at
10 a m. Saturday. March 22. in
Macedonia Baptist Church, with
Tounson Funeral Home in charge.
COfCToMeet
Miss Mabel Fisher, secretary.
'.r.ojm _?* that there vt-tll be a
mtetir.g ul the Executive Commit
? e 01 Ite Andrews Chamber of
'"riim-Tv. Thursday, April * at
The Rev. H. L Lewis and the
1 >v M. L. Sneed officiated, and
?.rial was in the church 'ceme
tery.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
!_ula Humphreys Yates: one
'a ighter. Mrs Julia Gay Davis:
o sons. Harley and Marshall
*'-*rs. all of Cleveland
Circles Complete
"Tanked Threads"!
Thur day. March 20. the Liurs
i Ellio't and the Anna Whitaker
1 irelet of Andrewt met at Mra. f
'rank Wilhide't home to complete
J 'he mission study book. "Tangled
i Threads". Mrs. J. A. Richardson
| and Mrs Amos Harris taught the
r.-maining chapter.
i
?ie oilier of Sain W lon-'S All
'pmbfi are urged to b' pres
et
Weslevan Guild
Meets Thursday
The Wtsleyan Service Guild of
h? Ariirews Methodist Church
' I I hold a dinner meeting in the
"h-irch basement Thursday at
<1:30 p m. Members of the Wes
?yan Service Guild of Franklin
ill be guests.
The program is in charge of
Mrs Clin Stratton. program chair
man.
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Customers' Corner
"Welcome Change"
t?o words can tell you a
great dn tbsut what A.Sep stands for
Some 9C year* ago. AAP was a
welcome chance to food Jhoppcrr, for
m primary alas to
pro\ ide more and better food for leaa
money!
Through the years, our stores kept
pace with America's changing condi
tion*. They became bigger, better,
more efficient Thus. AAF "Supers"
became a welcome chance to our
customers who wanted to do all th?ir
shopping under one roof.
Today, as always, you can be sure
that A&P's "value-on-every-ltem"
policy will leave you with weleoaae
change after you've finished shopping.
Try it and see.
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lorto Sliced or Halves
Peaches ? - 25
rornoto Town
Con ?*-? ^
Ketchup--2 2
Ann Page?With Pork and Tomato Sauce
Beans - *
Golden Mo d
Margarine 2 ? 35?
Greer. Gurt
PEAS 2 No. 303 cans 35,.
CORNED BEEF l:!?' ??40c
Anr. fzge Tor-cto
Soup s? 10c
White House Evaported
Milk 3 40c
Peas Egg Dyes
pkg. 15c
Clapp'a
Strained Foods
3 4V4-Oz. OQ.
Jars
Clapp'i
Chopped Feed*
"S 14c
Angelus
Marshmailows
nt 19c
Taffy
Magic Aid To Dishwashing
Pkg 19c
Pftfi Soap
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Crisp Carrots 2 Bch. 13c
Lemons ** - - lb. 13c
Yellow Onions <?>"*?, 2 lbs. 25c
Crisp Lettuce. 2 Heads 27c
Apples 51b. bag 59c
Our Own
Tea Bags
Mild American
Cheese
A & P's Own Vegetable Shortening
dexo
Sunnyfield Sell Rising
Flour
?Keliogg's Corn
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A it P Apple
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64 ct pkg. 39c
lb. 47c
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3 lb. can 75c
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8 oz. pkg. 15c
2 no. 303 cans 23c
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Murphy, N. C
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