First Baptist Church
Gives Week's Meets
The schedule for Ac week at
the Fttst Baptist Church Includes
Sunday, 9 *5 *? in., Sunday
School; 11 a. m., morning worship;
Training Union. 6:90 p. m.; even
ing worship 7:90.
Tuesday, 7 p. m Brotherhood
meeting, pot luck supper, Hilton
Quartette.
Wednesday, 10 a. m. Cherub
Choir Practice: 9:15 p. m., Prima
ry Choir Practice; 6 p. m. Dinner
for T. U. workers; 6:40, T. U. Of
ficers Council; 7:90 p. m , Hour of
Power; 8:30 p. m., Adult Choir
Practice
From Active Duty
Pfc. James F. Haney, brother of
Mlsx Margaret Haney, Route 2,
Murphy, left Japan recently to re
turn to the U. S. lor release from
active Army duty.
While In Japan, he wax a clerk
lyplst at the Army's 382d General
Hospital at Kanaoha.
Before entering the Army in
November, 1030, he wa
in farming.
Thursday, 7 p. m. Youth Choir
Practice. Saturday, 10 a. m , Jun
ior Choir Practice.
When a fellow needs a friend
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ance of clean clothing.
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Water Repellent Service
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Phone 159 Murphy, N. C.
John Henry Cross
Dies At Home
John Henry Cross, age 72, died
at his home at Nontahala Wednes
day afternoon. Funeral service*
were conducted Friday morning at
the Hewtlt Baptist Church, with
the Rev. Clifford T. George and
the Rev. C. L. Adams officiating.
Internment was in Briartown
Cemetery.
A native of Macon Oounty, Mr
Cross was a former school teacher
in Macon County. Since 1027 he
had been employed by the Nan
lahata lisle and Limestone Com
pany as a clerk In the store and
ai. bookkeeper.
He was a member and deacon
of the Hewitt Baptist Church.
Mr. Cross is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Etta Douthit Cross,
one daughter, Mrs. Alice Stllley,
and one son, Arnold, all of Nan
La he la. Also surviving are five
grandchildren, one sister. Mrs.
Nora Amnions, of Bryson City
and four brothers, Ed, Clifford
and Frank, of Flats, and Jess of
Hayesville.
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Margaret Akin Is
School Art Editor
Miss Margaret Akin has been
named ait editor for the Western
Carolina Teachers College annual,
1952-53 edition. Miss Akin was
also selected to serve In the 1933
college May Court.
She Is the daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Akin of Murphy.
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CITY CAB
Phone 5 or 59 Murphy, N. C.
Graveside Rites
Held For Child
Graveside rites were conducted
in Andrews Saturday afternoon
lor Lynn Greenwood, seven year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Greenwood Jr., of Land nan, S. C.
The child was struck by an auto
while be was attempting to cross
a street near his home Thursday
afternoon. He died in a Spartan
burg hospital at 11:50 p. m. Thurs
day night.
Lynn was mascot of the 1950
Senior Class of Andrews High
School
He Is survived, in addition to
his parents, by three brothers,
Mike, Johnny and Bill, and by the
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred MoConnell, of An
drews; and by the paternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Green
wood Sr., also of Andrews.
Funeral services were conduct
ed In he Baptist Church of Lsn
drum, S. C. Internment was in
\alleytown Cemetery.
Conservation Congress
Be in Raleigh Soon
Cherokee Co u n t y residents,
along with the general public, are
invHed to attend the Conservation
Congress in Raleigh, Nov. 17, 18
and IB In the Hall of the House of
Representatives.
George R. Ross, director of the
North Carolina Department of
Conservation and Development, is
in charge. The congress will be
highlighted by a general presen
tation of programs dealing with
the Stale's human and natural re
sources and the wiser use of these
footers in the life and economy of
the people of North Carolina.
Th congress is of special inter
est In this county since Cherokee
County was recently made a soil
conservation district.
Sunday Afternoon
Sing At ReUeview
The regular 3rd Sunday after
noon singing will be held at Bell
view Baptist Church Sunday, Nov.
18.
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Meat Slaughter Is
Up In State
More pounds of meat animals
were slaughtered In North Caroli
na for commercial distribution
during the month of September
by 2 5 per cent than in the aame
month last year, it was reported
by the State-Federal Crop Report
ing Service.
The total Uvewelght of meat
animals slaughtered was 20,192,
000 pounds, the Crop Reporting
Service stated, from 72,500 head.
Slaughter was up S per cent over
test August, with the Increase at
tributed chiefly to cattle.
The increase In calves slaugh
tered over last year was 24 per
oent, with a total of 778,000
pounds. The slaughter erf mutton
and lamb showed an Increase over
last year, and hog slaughter was
up a little less than 1 per cent
Slaughter of cattle for Septem
ber showed an increase of 9 per
cent In pounds over August, sta
tisticians reported, while calf
slaughter dropped 7 per cent for
the same period. There was an
increase over August of 2 per cent
In the number of head of meat
animals slaughtered in September.
Miss Arnold Heard
By BWC Monday
Miss Barbara Arnold was guest
speaker at the meeting of the
Business Womens Circle of the
WMS of First Baptist Church met
Monday evening with Mrs. L. R.
Harding. She was introduced by
Mrs. A. L. Buchanan, program
chairman. A oovercgi dish supper
was served.
Those in attendance were, Mrs.
J. D. Bureh, Mrs. C. W. Arnold,
Mrs. W. A. Hoover, Mrs. Jack Da
vis, Mrs. J. L. Savage, Mia. John
Donley, Mrs. Lula McCall, Mrs
J J. Hamilton, Mrs. P. G. Ivie,
Mrs. R. D. Chandler, Mrs. Robert
Bault, Mrs. Ruth Oarrlnger, Mrs.
W. M. Lay, Miss Velma Umphfres,
and Miss Arnold.
Mrs. Harding, president, pre
sided.
WAYNESV1LLE GUEST
Mrs. Charles Burgin of Waynes
ville was the week end guest of
Mr. and (Mrs. H. G. Elkins.
John Anderson
Dies In Hospital
John Andenon, 01, retired far
mer of Route 2, Murphy, died at
7. a. m. Tuesday in a Murphy hos
pital after a brief Illness
Funeral servtcea were held
Wednesday at 2 p. m at Little
Glade Baptist Church. The Rev.
Wayne Crisp, the Rev. Ham Oof-,
fey, and the Rev. Mr. Owenby of-'
filiating Burial was in Sunset
Cemetery wfth Townaon Funeral'
Home In charge
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. '
Annie Anderson; two daughters, 1
Mrs. WilHs Johnson of Murphy I
and Mrs. Arthur Btalock of Route <
3, Murphy; five grandchildren and 1
one great grandofafld, and a de
ter, Mrs. Lydia Kamrpp of Sylva
AT MOORE HOSPITAL
Howard Carroll returned to
Moore General Hospital after
spending a week with hit wife and 1
children here. I
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utd afcnUar occurences.
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THE
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In the papers,
Of traffic accidents,
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US
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