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Eaabfoted jul> 1889
Published even Thursday at Murpfcy. Cherokee Couoty . N*. C
AODIE MAE COOKE* Editor and <
V.kS C U SAVAGE 1 Associate
SL BSCRIPT ION RATES
in Cherokee Ccajjis Or* ^ car f- 50; Sc % Mociiu.fi 50. Outside Cherokee County
One Veir t*<JO: mi |l 75
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nokinz for them ?Goethe
Scouting
V AYAH BALD i? a mvederful P-w* to tisc at
: r. ses-c: ji the year. but am -d ? parkaralurty
i. r*? f ja? anc f ~fc cii.-a 24 ?t- *?
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. Ir,i A; -trv: to Andreas Aiceg la:
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3??_pr^ w?f 'y TT^^T
?nd tie toaert&g snKKSt TVe rosd a rough it
r :>x - taars ?c t.ose -o sature mr iorde.-j
A^ucoe ait for i -*?'-? or twc
v. i v?_e r._v-:\i :??? ^twites fur ha
-{ - -* 'isttors ?ad *-?:? tY raw for a -ucge:
per.to d t_2* ty not xa{ taast jar with lnc ad
?. - attrsetsuhe .*. this 'via Every -
? - i . - < 1. --..ut-rr r - tf Rork Crry ?i iw
- - Z - z ?-- oo- 4i_-i p .art-.- art jtr.nn? ti-*_- ,
i t - r p ctures of Rock ?_ _ty ?hc r. waul d be
_-g trees dr. .it ids :: > dispa'tsg our owe
is a-.; asoustais fcesery '* t ros^acad 'J* peo
ple t- Otatuancft-t^ t.: u!r-j tat * or.2
about taetr artraraoes *e sotst-d fc^r? their ioor
iiiac-t las toot ?sr can boras wtae
ITS H.ARD TO AD?IT bat :t appears tiat 1
rav? tr.tt'H tat m."-.-mbaj aairr trjj- - j
- tSjft r. t tt- re: a rr^ ift.r. tka redmfcmt aes
. -if Wi-tae-siiiT -ncr-nz-s , - g a: tie PMase ,
;?: rx?f ---A i- tie jf f -:: .-t-d^-g. -r airttsor tc
??e _-_i. :.ti? fjiirae-t try sr?stK soo: after I
??:?*. j-p ? I diREisei tat ro.'a* od -r.ia.ag etrf'et
kr t . _s: araaa a pan <d p-aace aict At axr tit.
-sfrs **re f_t-d trtth tc>art?-s. so I ate my p-sra cooi j
-1 3y jte iferacK I aa: a i?Ltta{ aeaaacie
Tst r-ps zi Everest Ea^ttsa ? ilati codfee ieipeej ,
? s- -saep pan" It alsc gp: :ae "nie >viie aad
if prayer taeetta? ir>t tit Tri^ ag Yr.ua ecars-:
;t "ie riarei. I worked oa_" pae o'clock.- It was 1
tear ajstgbt rte ?e rw.ied tit ae*s pf tie
tSsati :"f BO Hetator^e. tacV c-f our lia-pty-pe ?per
>-pr VugSI Heeairee tad a fctlit 2>ore tias aa hoer
ner wiea tie Sre aiarx sc-traded for tie fire at
Cvi-y Oaartee Xt coffee ta "ie ax?raias equalled
s te?d day Coffee tie ever rg equalled ao sleep
. otcte jte
C -MMISSIOXEK OF AGRJCVLTVHE L T
Bi-estrae "fee spoke at tie Tree Farta dedieataoe
it Frsnk -ti SrazLi's Thursday pad tnoale to tie
~ite ard ieo eiopcaect of our area. As be suxd
v. "ire edge of a *ocded seetirr of Semti s in to
delrver pts address ie said kaew of aothir.g that
- > well represeaked aa ostnardig state as to has*
'tresis ta froatt of you. lovely is Us to the rear
Guernsey cattle to tie ragfc" a-.d Angus cattle to the
-eft Coctaseatiig oc D>ck Mauney's wiiming tie j
Deaaoeratic naeataaioo for repreaentathe of Cbero- ]
kee Coangy he said he code act oadenuad how
Dirk cart stay ia Raleigh sis "hock home" offers
v. as art He said that tt is cooler ia the sua here
?baa is tie t*V is Baleigh eating that last week
*ie raptal aty had experietv.?d from PR to 100 de
gree averages for Bee days it
Welcome, Friead Motorist! By King
1952
WMMff
%IMTHS
TARHEEL WILDLIFE SKETCHES
a sKmsHAm raer qua
nam ttem&tteir
U4e&t#wildlife.
, and man
' 4*4 ?
Lite Preservers Important
When Boating On The Lakes
K :ep ti?: te taz,?y This
if foiiond prohj
sly * ou-c vif uiTd sue: erf lite
it persooi ?ao dro*at?l lis*, ynr
j m* bcar-r: or TV A lakes
S?crii *?-?<>? uaquesrjooabty
it: and proper use ai
;_*r preservers 15 the ~ tk aspor!
r.: factor ir. redacts ibe rubber
af iroJiiaji among users of small
AltVagh they woald aot
are saved all the vastarrsoase
Looking
Over
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TINS TUK TO CLCS WEEK
F.t?.? Jesi Shields Fred Van"
Horn. and Jo* Collect were rhaaen
as Mepta u represeat Cherokee j
"cunt* Jiiiici State 4-H Clah
v?k a: Rai-'.jS Jul* 21-25
Lsm Jej" won *J1 a th; couo- j
j : 4-H dr**? revue and win par- j
jorpale is the <ate contest and '
tale dress review
Jot Colleci and Fred Van Horn
r ?re t: owned County Health King ?
and Queen a~d will participate is
the State health pay at j1
DINTOCT CONTESTS
Fmma Jtta Shields will ester
the district iairjr foods
-rrnnty individual winner
27 at Franklin
Fred Van Horn and Clara
'lughes will eoVer the district pob- .
I VIOI WIVNUS
Junior aimers in the four coo
etCa are tie following health.
Turje Mil's and Carol Elliott:
J:iry foods semoaatrator. Jo Ana
Sixoods. hrs uilts. Jo Ann Me-'
Donald for apron. Jo Ana SiuaaaH
'or skirt. Fnjwes Gentry far dress.
Madge Barton for
r ATHEX"S DAT PIOCUM
Foor-H as pre, a Father's Dor
HAYSEED
By LxcU Sam
ALMOST KVHTBODT IX
Lots at people have a bank bal
ance bat itna esetybody is in
debt.
Titer? are stacks at bonds bat
almost einrbodj is in debt.
Many people oara stocks but aL
srost everybody is ia debt.
MiHiom of dollars are to invest -
men is bat almost eseisbudy is ia
The Gov?ranr?t is civinf aortar
bill inns of dollars bat almost every
body is ia debt
E "Torts are beiac made to boy
democracy bat almost everybody
is ia debt.
The roads are fall of ears many
of them oesr bo! slnnrt everybody
is ia debt.
Sever nas the
bat almost everybody ts ia
rMhiag bat almost tiuiladj is ia
-Ik. were tasiwi :n thr
dangerous nilr? below diss and
powerhouses. tbey sould havr
multiplied '-far c-faancrs of survival
of those drowned on 'be
Desp > ffar addition of on* new
.ike to the TV A system, there were
sine fewe- dxx*n_agi iron boa"?
a :?5". then it 1950 The sharp
-eiiciirE a. ;:'-a!ities .s one bopr
ui ndmat'oa that safer sports en
t csiasts ar?. beginning to realize
hat boi.rr can be safe as well
as being fan
C S. Cjal Guard regulations
rjuire an au. - used Lfe-saving de
sice for mf person on a boat.
V)t-(; pe bo.-yan: cushons are per
mssibie as life pctsei nn on boats
p to ?> feet in length Ring boors
are acceptable Tbe Coast Guard
"arts, hore.tr. against using ka
ptk-fil ed Ide pceseness to sit on
site this ox lyiati the filler and
dcjtiuys its efficiency
The best taiatne is to wear s
jacket-type life preserver. Buoyant
-ashless aare sawed Uses, bat all
toe frequently there is not suffi
cient time to grasp one when a
bant capeace- One water safety ex
pat afters the practical suggestion
at tying boryant ewshioas to the
belt with a light cord about four
feet long so that in case at a spill
Jast tagrcg lile jackets is not
?oat be won rten'
small boats The following
tackle at eV^juitelT Qtastrates the
had jnst purchased hie jackets
left a Kewtncky Lake' boat dock ia
-n lt-foot in hoard 1 iinalmnL Sod
JesCJf the <nes throttle stack and >
?Crw-T-Jent sharp tarn threw both
-sen into the water. They were not
mriaf the new life preserver?
and one 1 t*>e men was ill owned
The other was meed by a ring
Vjoj tossed U him by
BT D? KENNETH J. FOF? EMAN
9CBIPTVRC. Cxod Ji Ji IT. U*? IS
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DETOTIOKAI BEADING
The Sin of Greed
ln?n If Jut a. uu
G. IED a c- ir.oderti The oat
s-.uUre ti~rj aaou: K ii u
f.-rrr-j Tt? TertA Co- mr: ?.eal u
ta? to cxi* il tc tj tae urt
?cr.-a -jse a shyster ii?j? Sap
ptfe J aar nt.fr.hcr :? a barhtlor,
-vti j a rr.tta
apart tr. r ' fca?
neither irtaruerr
art dot rr.aidserv
ar.t. ar.d no caf-e
of lay deacr.pt-'-?a
Nc-iz{ y o _ '12
cc??". E j: v at a
maw*.; I'.aaya
fcer*. "Tr.;w paait
not covet ? any
thing '-at u tty p, fc
be gnbor s." Tna?
covers everytnir-g Be Bis t c? can
cjvet his reputatvn. bis job. nj
you car. ccvet ha tr-juranc*.
i- t j-oney in tot bark, ni? wa er
melons "Assy thing covers a grea
deal of termer-"- And any sort of
ejve--rg a sull s.= Greed in tie
fourteenth century E C. and ta?
twentieth century A D are all the
same thing at bear*. Ara at heart
u where greed oeg-ns.
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Something for Nothing
THE ESSENCE of greed, of covet
oaetu. a war.t-ng n-irettung
that does not belong to you. without
w*?.r g to give anything :r return
H I have eggs for sale and you buy
a couple rf dozes. you are not covet
ous f:r wanti-g the *-i I a-r.
not greedy for *anting toe money
It's fair exchange.
Of course, if I charge you too
?uch for toe eggs, then I am covet
ous. to te sure. Or if you want to
srxrii the eggs out of my henhouse
bef re cay. then you are covetous
! But buying and seQing are re.tfcet
j tne sutfui. If you save worked for
, a week and want your pay. that u
j . greed. If you Save rented a
; nc.se and the landlord wants Sis
rent be isa t greedy unless tie if
crarf.ng you too.mjcb.
Tbe profit motive ta not wreng
if the mas whs takes the profit
tr? thn fair valoe la retail.
1 *e s-ofil moUTe ka dead wrawg
V all Ike profiteer thinks ahowt
profit sllhswl ever ?
d service
The gambler, the tax "fixer." the
sports "fixer", are trying to get
something for noshing, and that u
the very essence of the im of greed
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Selling What Ought
Nat Ta Be for Sale
SOMETIMES greed reaches the
point where the greedy man will
ell what cught never to be said
There are things in this life that are
priceless, literally; they can never
be tagged with a price-mark. But
the covetous spirit w-B eat out a
man's sense of values till be begins
to put price-marks en priceless
things. There are always buyers.
After the American Civil Wan
some business men came to Robert
E Lee. who had lost everything he
had but his reputation, and offered
him what was then a tremendous
sum if he would fust let them use
his name as an officer of their com
Tsw went have ta da say
Another thing that should never
be put oo sals is the simple doing
of duty. True, boner work should
bo fairly paid. But that is not the
at the moment. Take this
_ _ er Caiisen of the Flying Enter
prise. When he came lntf port aft
er that famous voyage in which he
stuck with his ship till the last hour
befece Davy Jones took it down, he
was due a certain amount of salary,
no deufa*. and he had well earned it.
B the company paid him a bonus
brehlas. wo should all bo glad. But
Captain Cartsen turned down offers
W?H"f around $100,000, from ra
dio and television people. Just for
letting them use him as advertis
ing. Mo sirs, said Cartsen in effect,
what 1 have done. I did in the line of
doty, rm not selling myself.
So it la with convictions. or with
lovw. They should be priceless.
are sold, they become
Greed destroys their
TENTH(
what to tnw of bott ?rtl
ottteac
at tha act to tba
m la Mahavt Ito lawa
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