Gordon L. Butler
Speaks In Shelby
Gordon L. BuUer, Andrew* Ro-'
tartan, received the honor of be
ing called upon to be on the pro
gram af the Rotary International
280th District Convention held In
6helby hot week
Below are exarpu from Mr
Butler* talk entitled "la It Fair To
AU Concerned''" The talk dealt
with the *uhJe?t of attendance.
"I consider K an honor to *peak
to a group of community leader*
such a* you are ... If you were
not a leader in your profession or
trade, you. would not be a Rotary,
and you cannot be a leader in your
profession or trade without being
a leader in your community.
"As we think about attendance,
let's remember that attendance Is
not an end within Itself, it is only
an means to an end.
"It is my intention to ask you
a few questions that might start
you to thinking ... Is it fair to all
concerned?
"We are referrin gto our rules
on attendance In the Andrews
Club, not being to good at inters
preting complicated rules, . . . our
one rule Is this: Be at every meet
ing and stay for the entire meet
ing.
"Due to circumstances beyond
our control, we occasionally have
a member who missed a meeting.
We decided that If that member
would drive to a nearby club In
the prescribed time, and stay for
the entire masting of that club,
that we would give him credit for I
attendance . . . attendance to i
nearby club Involved the negotia-1'
ting of not mare than 100 miles 1
of good sfaulght mountain road.
"With thane simple rules the
Andrews Club has had about seven
consecutive months of 100% at
tendance.
"Let us examine?la It fair to
all concerned?1. For a club to
give attendance credit to a Rota
run who drops into the weekly
meeting just long enough to re
cord his attendance, then leaves
immediately?
2. For a club to ignore a mem
ber's absence when computing the
attendance average, when that
member has been granted a leave
of absence?
3. For a club to give attendance
credit to a Rotarian when a group
of members, following a regular
meeting, visit that Rotarian at his
bedside during an illness?
"Are these, and other practises
fair to the other club members f
who have made a sincere effort to
maintain regular attendance?
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"Let's select one week?so that
we will all be working together,
let's take the week of May 9th
through May 18th,;?and have a
100% attendance meeting In that
week, strictly according to the
rules. . . . and have Jomeone give
a brief explanation of the attend
ance rules and the "trtiys" behind
them. J - '
"The attendance rule is our rule
?Let's keep tt-LiOy change It.
"... Ask ditrtelVes: Is it fair
to all concerns??"'
Mrs. Roberts* 82
Dies At Bnaka
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Mrs Margaajdr B?y#on Roberts
P2. died at herrftoropsat Unaka at
3 p. m. Satirrd?y-?fter a two
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months' illness. ^ r ,r_.?
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She is survived^v^wo daugh
ters. Miss MaryiiHabeTts of Una
ka. and Mrs.5 Sue'tIWillard of
Greenwood, 5^*" ^Tive sons. ,
George of Farnsr. Je***., Frank of
Blairsville. Ga,.Fred- xst Moores
ville. Bill of Lenoir City, Tenn..
and Jim of Unakarr'alSo two bro
thers. Jim Brysqtj. of Unaka. and |
bill Bryson of -Tejiico Plains, i
Tenn. ">
Funeral serMfes Will be con
ducted Monday in Bethal Presby
terian Church of wbich she bad
beten a member for 20 years. The
Rev. Leonard Walker will offici
ate, and burial will be in Bryson
Cemetery. The hour has not been
set. ^
Townson Funeral Home in in
charge. i< oc ? sss
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Unaka Community
Gub To Beautify
Public Grounds
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The newly organized Unaka
Community Club met in the
school building Monday night,
end elected Miss Jo Ann Roberts
reporter, and Mrs. Minerva Crowe,
alternate.
Members decided to name the
club. "The Unaka Community De
velopment Club".
The club's first project is im
proving and beautifying the cem
etery grounds and landscaping and
beautifying the school grounds, as
well as a general clean-up cam
paign of the homes
Members decided to enter the;
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Western North Carolina Rural
Community Development Contest
John Morley. president, presi
ded. and after the business sess
ion a short recreational period was
held.
The next meeting is scheduled
for May 5 and the public is in
vited to attend.
School To Hold
Open House
White Church School will hold
5pen house Sunday from 1 to 3 p.
m. so that the public may see the
new additions to the former four
room school.
Additions include three class
rooms for fifth, seventh and eighth
grades, boys' and girls' bathrooms,
i lunch room, office and steam i
plant.
White Church School is located
an Grandview Road.
Harest E. King is principal of
the eight grade school, and there
?re seven teachers. Student en
rollment is 225.
Flames Destroy
3 Acres Of Forest
Th? Forest Service put out an
incendiary fire on National forest
land in Bealtown behind Lee
Shields' residence Monday after
noon.
According to Walker Newman,
forester, about three acres of for-1
sst were burned.
Town firemen were called to i
the blaze, but upon arrival found i
lhat the Forest Sen-ice had the |
flames under control.
Ranger School
Given U. N. Fla?
A United Nations flag was pre
sented to Ranger School by Sun
ny Point Home Demonstration
Club at a P. T A. meeting April
!?. The flag was hung in the
choo1 cafeteria.
The P. T. A. is making plans to
lid in the pre-school clinic May 5.
All children entering school for
the first time next fall are to be
visitors in the school on that day.
Room count was won by the
feventh grade.
Lunsford Sisters
Reunited After
Seven Years
Mr. and Mrs. George Bryvouch
of Jackson. Calif., have spent three
weeks visiting Mr. end Mrs. Fe
lix Brady of Andrews.
During the visit five sisters who
had not been together in seven
years were reunited. The sisters
were Mrs. Max Ladd of Marble,
Mrs. Kate Palmer of Andrews,
Mrs. Lyle Tatham of Ocean View,
Va. Mrs. Bryvouch and Mrs Bra
dy.
Andrews Cancer
Drive Nets $132
The annual "Lights On" door
to door canvas for the Ameri
can Cancer Society Fund Drive
netted $132 according to a state
ment by Tom C. Day, County
Chairman. Tuesday night.
The "Lights On" canvas made
in Andrews Tuesday evening.
The Cancer Fund Drive will
last the remainder of this month
If you were missed and would
like to make your contribution,
contact Mr. Day at the CHlaens
Bank & Trust Co.
LW. Shields
Is Honored
By Murphy NCEA
The Murphy Unit of the NCEA
held a dinner meeting at the John
C. Campbell Folk School at Brass
town last Tuesday night, witn Mrs.
John Thuas. president, presiding.
The meeting honored L. W.
Shields who is retiring at the end
of this school term after 35 years
of teaching. Mr Shields related
his teaching experiences. lie was
presented a gift from the organisa
tion.
After the meeting members and
invited guests engaged in folk
dancing.
Pickle Making
Is Demonstrated
Miss Roe Ellwood Bryan gave
a demonstration on making cucum
ber pickles at the Presbyterian
Church Monday. April 21.
"Miss Bryan is extension specia
list in Food conservation and mar
keting and is exceptionally good |
in her field She made each step
in making pickles so clear that i
everyone present felt they were
much better able to make good
crisp pickles this summer," says
Miss Edna Bishop, home agent.
FOR SALE: One breakfast room
suite, one flat top office desk:
with chair. Mrs. Louise Raper. j
Marble. N. C. 41-ltc
FOR SALE: Almost new West
inghouse refrigerator. Maytag
washing machine, sofa bed,
chair. China cabinet, dining ta
ble. cook stove, wood heater,
two iron bedsteads with springs
and mattress, old model sewing
machine. If interested call
456-R-2. 41-ltp
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FOR RENT: 5-room apartment.
Steam heat, hot and cold water
furnished. Over Economy Cloth
ing Store. Call 282 or aee Ar
den Davis. 41-Stc
WANTED to rent by year Desire
I 4 or 5-room house with base
ment, electricity, and city wa
ter. in or near Murphy. Write
Murphy P. O. Box 371. 41-6tp
. OR SALE: Finest Quality U. S.
2h2 Yellow Hybrid Seed Corn.
L. F. Lockaby, Harshaw Road.
Phone 466-M 41-2tp
"OR RENT. Three-room furnished
apartment. Hot water furnished
Front 4nd back entrance. Avail
able now. Phone 96-W, Hia
uassee Avenue. Murphy 41-ltc
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: . OR SALE: One registered Duroc
male hog Weighs around 7001
lbs. W. D. Townson. 41-ltc
FOR SALE: Lovely home and In
come property, beautiful view.
Because of other business in
terests. am offering my place
"Valley View" for sale. Live in
large house consisting of sunny
18 x 26 living room; 4 bedrooms,
large dining and kitchen com
bination. with built-in cabinets,
bath, cement basement, garage
Newly redecorated, furnished.
Rent four 3-room cottages,
small down payment, balance
monthly. Come see Stanley
Warthon 133 Terrace Ave., or
telephone 584-J for appoint
ment. 41-3tp
FOR RENT: Two-bedroom apart
ment. steam heat, hot and cold
water furnished. Call 1SS or see
Mrs. E A. Browning. 41-ltc
FOR SALE: I have 300 bushels
of U. S 2T.2 hybrid seed corn for
sale at farm. Billy Wells.
41-2tp
FOR SALE Good piano for $100
several used studio couches,
sterilized $10 to $25. Phone
298-J. Murphy Furniture Sal
vage. 41-ltc
LOST or strayed: Black with
brown legs male Plot. Answers!
?o name of King. No. 341*4 on j
collar. Write or notify WilHam ^
Palmer. Marble, or Ernest Pal-|
r.ier. Andrews. Route 1. 41-1 tp
FOR SALE: Seven-room house, I
rood garden at 105 Sales St.
Murphy. N. C Will sell cheap.
If interested, write Mrs Tom
Blair. N. Dixie Heights. Cooke
ville. Tenn. 41-3tF '
NEW SINGER Portable Electric
Sewing Machines from $39.50
up. Used machines and repair.
Write Singer Sewing Machine
Co.. "r Box "N" Murphy. N. C
41-3tp
LOST: In town on Thursday.
March 27 one Ladles' Parker
'51 fountain pen. dark green
with silver colored cap. Liberal
reward. Please call Mrs. Bob
White at 68 day or 385-J night.
41-3tc
'OR SALE at exceedingly small
coat self-contained record play
er In excellent condition Wat
ts! Coleman * Appliance Store,
Murpliy. N. C. 34-tf*
-'OP. RENT: Downstairs apart
ment. Large room*, Graaw yard.
Adrll Apartment*. Adella Me
roney, proprietor. Phone 290-J.
40-3te
EXPERT REPAIRING: Watches,
dock*, glasses and Jewelry of all
type*. New afld used American
and Swiss watches. Bands and
crystals fitted while you wait.
Watches checked on Timing Ma
chine free. Work guaranteed.
Fast service. Earl Beaver, Jew
eler, Main Street, Andrews. N.
C. 40-3tc
FOR SALE or Trade: Four reg
istered Guernseys, 3 belters, one
to freshen this month. 1 cow 3
years old to freshen In Septem
ber. WU1 trade for equal age and
quality of registered white face,
or sell outright. C. C. Roberts,
Tomotla, N. C. 39-3tp
FOR SALE: One registered Duroc
boar, 2 years old, weighing about
430 lbs C. C. Roberts. Toruot
la. N. C. 39-3t?
FOR SALE or Trade: One Chev
rolet dump truck, either 1947
or 1150 model Will trade for
160 inch wheel base truck or
will sell both. C. C. Roberts, To
motla, N. C. 39-3tp
OWING: Contract or by the
w.ir. Call for Tonie Sutton.
Phone 202. 30-tfo
FOR SALE?Cinder Blocks, any
rise, any amount Delivered
Pakner Bras., Phone 202 Mur
phy. N. C. 28-tfe
GLIDER sets. $39.93. Chair* with
solid bottoms and backs, $3.93.
Murphy Furniture Salvage
WELL DRILLING: Have your
wells drilled by modern machin
ery. 8" and 8" domestic and
commercial wells. Macon Pump
and Well Company. Write F. B.
Rogers, Route 1, Franklin, N. C.
3l-l5tp
WANTED TO BUY For cash high
tread repairable and slick re
cappable carcasses. Any amount,
any sine. Graves Tires Co. Phone
$00, Murphy. 2-tfc
WHY swelter this summer? Let us
insulete your home for comfort
in summer and savings In win
ter months. Also beating sys
tems. weather stripping, aiding
and roof applied. Monthly pay
ments. Andy Horn. Blue Ridge,
Ga., Phone 2081, Southern Blow
Pipe Roofing Co. of Chattanoo
ga. Tenn. S9-3tc
FOR RENT: furnished apartment
Frigidalre. electric stove, pri
vate entrance. Mrs. Jerry Da
vidson. Phone 103-J. 30-3tc
FOR RENT- Threj-room apart
ment in Andrews. N C. newly
decorated, wired for electric
range and ho: water heater For
information call 559 in Mur
phy M C. O'Dcll. 39 3lp
' i" RENT: 3-room furnished
apartment. Oil heat, electric
water heater 432 Hlawassee
Ave. Phone 96-W, Murphy. N.
C. 39-2tp
M'CHESS Beauty Shop will be
closed each Monday beginning
April 14 through August. Euna
Puett. 39-3tc
WANTED AT ONCE: Raleigh dea
ler In West Cherokee County.
Write Rawleigh's Dept.. Rich
mond. Ya. 38-4tp
FOR RENT?Floor sanding ma
chine and polisher by hour or
day. Phone 100. Gibbs Hardware
and Auto Supply. 47-tfc
FOR RENT: Large 3-room cottage,
water and sink, electricity, base
ment. unfurnished. Very pleas
ant place to live. See Warthon
at "Valley View" near old City
Hospital. Telephone 584-J
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