Haroldette Adams
Feted On Birthdav
Mrs. Wayne Ladd honored her
daughter. Haroldette, with a birth
day party on her eighth birthday.
The party was held at the home
with outdoor games played, follow
ed by traditional birthday refresh
ments.
The following guests were pres
ent: Linda Lunsford, Linda Kay
Reece, Terry Chambers, Mary
Sharon Bradley. Sandra Nichols
Lois Ann Barker, Janice Cagle,
Melba Jones, Maxine Wheeler,
Mary Carolyn Holland. Maxine
Holland. Margaret Ann Holland,
Johnny Love, Harold Holland, Jr.,
James Holland. Roy Cagle. Dale
Walsh, Billy Ensley. Heyward
Adams. Lionel Brooks and the
honoree. Haroldette Adams.
Miss Gail Palmer returned to
her home last week following a
fix weeks' visit with relatives in
Pensacola, Fla.
Wanda Wilson
Receives Award
Wanda Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Helen Wilson of Andrews, was
awarded first place in the local
"Child of the Year" Contest spon
sored by Color Laboratories, Inc.,
recently.
The award was three large color
portraits.
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STATE Ur
NORTH CAROLINA
Department of State
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION
To AH to Whom These Presents
May Come?Greeting:
Whereas. It appears to my satis
faction. by duly authenticated re
cord of the proceedings for the
voluntary dissolution thereof by
lh-s unanimous consent of all the
stockholders, deposited in my of
fice. that ihe J A T PROPERTIES.
INC.. a corporation of this State,
whose principal office is situated
in the Town of Andrews. County
of Cherokee. State of North Caro
I lina tW T Teas, being the agent
| therein and in charge thereof, up
on whom process may be served'.
' has complied with the require
( ments of Chapter 55. General Sta
| lutes, entitled ""Corporations", pre
I iiminary to the issuing of this Cer
! tificate of Dissolution:
Now Therefore. I. Thad Eure.
! Secretary of State of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby certify
j that the said corporation did. on
the 7th day of July, 1952, file in
my office a duly executed and at
tested consent in writing to the
dissolution of said corporation, ex
ecuted by all the stockholders
j thereof, which said consent and the
j record of the proceedings afore
[ said are now on file in my said of
fice as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof. I have
hereto set my hand and affixed
my official seal at Raleigh, this
7th day of July, A D. 1952.
Thad Eure. Secretary of State
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that ap
plication was made on the 7 Day
I >u July. 1952. by the Southern
| Bell Telephone and Telegraph
| Company to the Federal Commu
I nications Commission to discon
I tinus telephone service through
? the Murphy. North Carolina. Tele
phone Exchange. If the application
' is granted, telephone service will
be continued without interruption
at this exchange by the Western
Carolina Telephone Company.
Any member of the public de
siring to protest or support the
proposed discontinuance may com
municate in writing with the Fed
eral Communications Commission,
Washington 25. D. C, on or before
July 30. 1952
Southern Bell Telephone And
Telegraph Company l-2tc
FINAL NOTICE
All property owners interested in having street pav
ing done at this time are requested to contact the
Street Department at City Hall immediately, or Hayes
Leatherwood, who is assigned to this project
Town Of Murphy
STREET DEPARTMENT
Edward H. Swan
Returns To States
With the 25th Infantry Div. In
Korea?Capt Edward H. Swan,
whose wife, Jean, lives at 2411
Sreenway Ave., Raleigh. N C? is
returning to the United States
from Korea under the Army's re
lation plan.
He was a member of the 25th
Infantry Division, one of the first
U S. units to fight on the penin
sula. It has recently been engaged
n patrol activity near the 38th
parallel,
Captain Swan, a member of S-i
Personnel) Section. Headquar
ers. 35th Infantry Regiment, en
ered the Army in 1942 He arriv
?d in Korea and has been awarded
he Combat Infantry Badge and
he Commendation Ribbon.
Swan graduated from Brevard
College. Brevard. N. C., In 1938.
His parentst Capt. and Mrs. F.
V. Swan, live at Andrews, N C.
Men In Service
A. D. Paul T. Palmer, wife ami
children. Martha and Raymond,
returned to Pensacola, Fla.. Mon
day following a ten-^ay visit with
Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Palmer of An
drews.
M-Sgt. Bob Caldwell and family
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Lucy
Caldwell, and family. M-Sgt. Cald
well has recently returned from a
lour of duty in Korea.
Dick Wilson of the U S. Army,
stationed at Fort Jackson. S. C..
spent the week-end with relatives
,n Andrews.
Only about one-fourth of the
deef and pork sold through stores
n North Carolina originated in
ihe State.
NOT1CF
I hereby offer a liberal reward
'or information given to the mayor
ir police leading to the arrest of
invone trespassing on my proper
? known as Imps Nest In Murphy.
V. C Frank L. Mauney, Washing
on. Ga. 14-t.fau
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All-Stars Defeat
Georgia Team, 18-11
The North Carolina All-Stan of
he Blue Ridge Mountain Baseball
L- ague. *roiled over the Georgia
All-Stars of the same League, in
s game at the Andrews field Sun
day afternoon, by a score of 18-1.
The North Carolina AU-Star
team was composed of players se
eded from the baseball teams of
Bryson City, Hayesvllle and An
drews
The Georgia All-Stars were se
lected from the baseball teams of
Blairsvill? and Young Harris. Is
abella. Tenn.. was to have played
with the Georgia teams, but did
n->*. participate, thus placing the I
G orgia team at a decided ddsad- '
vantage.
The North Carolina team got off
to an early lead and scored runs
in all but the eighth inning. Geor
gia's lone run came in the ninth
inning.
Kimsey of Hayesville led the
hitting, with 4 out of 6.
Buddy Foster of Andrews batted
2 doubles and Shernll of An
drews made a 3 base hit. Sherrill
also made a home run on an error
in right field.
The North Carolina batteries
were Howell. Nevins and Cagle
who pitched three innings each
Frank Parker was the catcher.
The Georgia batteries were Kim
sey. 5, and Nichols 4. C. Kimsey
as the catcher.
Denny of the Georgia team hit
for 4 and Carl Klmaey, 2 for S
Carol Wright of Brysori City
as behind the plate.
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