How Council....
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Prizes are awarded to the tint,
second and third place winners in
the dress revue and the dairy
1 team winners.
The County Fair affords our wo
men and girls a place to show thi
public the results of their work
They bring In to the fair prise
winning jams, jellies, pickles
Tractor Tires
V
New Or Used
Tractor Tire Repair
Anv Size Tractor
Graves Tire Co.
Phone 300 Murphy, N. C.
THE LONE RANGER
POEM WRITTEN TOR H. D WEEK
Advice To Club Members
MRS. DEL LA CONLEY
Dear member of the different clubs.
Let's do our best this year
To make our club a blessing
To people everywhere.
And let us work together
With all our might and power
Together we might push and pull
Till we've climbed the highest tower.
We topped the small hills long ago
and topped the ridges, too
But we must climb 'till all can see
What women folks can do.
We must mount up to azure heights
And none of us should waver.
Because success awaits us there
Weil be paid for our labor.
needlework, mouth-watering cakes
I and pies. Also, each individual
club has an educational exhibit on
some phase of Home Demonstra
tion Club work.
Through our work and training
ir the clubs, and as members of
the County Council we are learn
ing to build better homes today,
that tomorrow's world may be a
better place in which to live.
C. E. HYDE
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 145 Murphy, N. C.
By Fran Striker
Cluh Projects....
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Beautlfication, Clothing, and Arts
and Crafts.
NINE COMMITTEES
The list of Cherokee County
Home Demonstration Committees
appear.ng belovf further shows the
kinds of activities and assistance
given to the development of bet
ter homes and better living in our
area. The committees, each tmade
up of a county chairman and a
tr>-?mbef from each of the Home'
Demonstration Clubs, are: Com
munity Service, Health. Education,
Citizenship, Recreation. Loan
Fund, Markets. 4-H Club Leaders, |
Music. i
Highlights Of....
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church they made a United Na-I
'ions flag. The club pieced and
sold quilts for their local pastor.
SUIT. "A Model Mile" of road
side and home-yard improvements
"long the highway in this commu
? ity has been one of the Suit H..
D. Club'; most successful projects
Making hooked rugs, reading for
Book Certificate awards, and
clothing projects are among the
ciub members' present interests.
SUNNY POINT. Sponsorship of
community projects Aich as bet
ter school buildings, and beautlfi
cation of homes and roadsides, are
included in the Sunny Point club's
activities. The club was formed in
1842.
' TOMOTLA. Several members o
this club have missed only' a few
meetings during the group's 15
year existanec. For three years
in a r?>w, tlw Touuitia < lab has
had a booth at the County Fair.
VALLKYTOWN. A -taobook
eontaininf uev about the Valley
town H. D. Clab rinee its mganiza
tion in 1088 haa been kept by Mrs.
C. S. Frcel. It is a prized posses
sion of the club and its cotntents
show the group's work on many
home and community improve
ment projects.
VIOLET. The recent construc
tion of a rural electric line to the
Violet community has caused H.
D. ciub women here to concen
trate their latest efforts on home
improvement by the installation
of electric household appliances.
WOLF CREEK. One of the two
yoingest clubs in the county, the
Wolf Creek group organized No
vember 7, 1951. Handicrafts, a
i
study of financial planning and j
household budgeting, and estab
lishment of a Nanlahala Regional
Library Boakmobile Station have |
been prominent among the club's
initial activities.
NOTICE
TO THE VOTERS OF
THE TOWN OF MURPHY
An election for the election of
Mayor and Alderman for the Town
of Murphy, will be held May 6th.
The registration books will be
open for registration of voters who
are not registered and these be
coming eligible for resolution,
on the following Saturdays, April
12th. 19th, and 26th. Challepge
day will be May 3rd. In order to
participate in this Election you
must be registered so do not be
come confused between the Town
and County Electidh. Mrs. Max
Sneed has been appointed as Reg
istrar and will be at the Court
House on the above dates from 9
O'Clock A M until S O'Cldck
I P M. for the above purpose.
Cherokee County Board Of Elee
. tions
A. J. Hembree, Cham. *0-3tc
Johns - Manvilic
Bldg. Materials
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Asbestos Sidlnc
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