NOTICE or SERVICE OP
BT PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
GRAHAM COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Artie Belle Smith by next friend
Arvil Waldroup
William Paul Smith
TO WILLIAM PAUL SMITH:
Take notice that a complaint
aeekii? relief against you for an
nulment of the marriage between
you and the above named infant
plaintiff Artie Bell Smith, on the!
ground Chat said marriage was
bigamous, you having a living wife
at the ilme of said marriage from
you had not been legally divorced.
You are required to make de
fense to tne said complaint not
later than March 18, 1054, and up
on your failure to do so the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
- 1 ef sought
This 16th day of January, 1954.
W. A. Sherrill, Assistant Clerk
28-4tc Superior Court
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Murphy School
Clubs In Activities
Murphy High School clubs met
last week, and at the aame
several new clubs were organized.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
John A. Thompson ls sponsor for
the newly organized Photography
Club, which will study ^mateur
picture making and developing
with emphasis on photography as
a leisure time activity.
Johnny Jones of the Asheville
Citizen-Times Co. spent last Tburs
day here showing two film,s, and
giving a camera demonstration and
answering questions for the club.
He also made a number of pictures
to be used in the annual.
Officers of the club are H. C.
Bueck. president; Glenda Brandon,
vice-president; Betty Lou Dock
ery . secretary-treasurer. A com
mittee composed of Hedy West,
Jean Reed and Nettie Dockery was
appointed to draw up a constitution
and by-laws.
BOOSTER CLUB
Th Booster Club, for cheerlead
ers. has as its officers, Judy Nich
ols. president; Nettie Sue Dockery,
vice-president: Mary Lepscier,
secretary-treasurer; Joan Schmitt,
captain of cheering 9quad: Jo Gar
rett. co-captain; and Mrs Jean H.
Middleton is sponsor.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS
The Future Home-makers of
America Club, sponsored by Mrs. (
Dollie Smart, has as projects for i
the spring: Improving the home
economics laboratory, flower gar
dening. painting the picket fence
Members of the group are: Neva
in front of the stone building and 1
informal entertaining.
lean Bates. Josephine Cloer Jo
Inn Coffey. Ba-bara Coker, Mary
Crisp. Wanda Cornwell, Geral
line Gibson Janice Haney, Phyllis
fembree. Sue Hubbard, Clara
fughes. Mildred Hughes, Alice
Cephart, .Mary R Logan. Dorothy
loberts. Shirley Smith. Rudine
Simonds and Louella Wimberlay.
FRENCH CLUB
A1 Wallace is sponsor for the
'rereh Club which is composed of
Iharles Brown, Betty Byers, Wan
la Cornwell, Richard Foster, Jo
3 arrets Joyce Jenkins. Jean Sneed
'farcella Sneed, Jane Thomas
Mice Thompson, Tommy Wincheo
er. Imogene Voyles, John Fowler,
tnd Kenneth Hartness.
Officers are Jo Garrett, presi
lent; Joyce Jenkins, vice-presi
ient; Imogene Voyles. secretary
treasurer.
The club has one business meet
ing and one social each month.
CLASS OFFICERS I
Gene Stiles, a senior at Murphy
H.gh School, was this week elected
president of a newly formed
group composed of claas officers at
the school.
Stile, was president of the Jun
ior Class last year.
Every home room is represent
ed in the group, and Mrs. Bob
Bault, High School counselor. Is
in charge.
JOURNALISM CLUB
The journalism club, made up of
l staff members of the school news
paper. "Boomerang", is said to be
? composed of "geniuses| crackpots
and cross-eyed Idiots" . . .after a
I week long mad struggle to meet
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Sat-Sun., Feb. 6-7
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The paper l? published monthly
and the staff is composed of Glen
ds Ivie Brandon, editor-in-chief:
Hedy West. Fred Von Horn, atsoc-'
iate editors, Adir Aronson. sports
editor and reporters BliLie Jane
Rush. Betty Lou Rose. Katherlne
Zimmerman. Ann Maynor. Nettie
Dockery. Betty Dockery. Jean
Reed. Jo Garrett and Judy Nich
ols.
Also business manager, Betty
Jew Brown; typists, Virginia Akin.
Winnie Little; circulation man
agers. H. C. Bueck Harry Mattox;
and faculty sponsor. Miss Maris
Travis.
The "ttooraerang" earned a num
her of high ratings at the annual
editors' roundtable at WCC last
fall.
THE BAND
Four Murphy Band members
and the conductor; Edward Rey
nolds, returned last week from a
Western North Carolina Band Clin
ic Friday and Saturday at Western
Carolina College, Oullowhee.
Students attending were Betty
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LODGE MEETS MONDAY |
Cherokee Lodge, No. 146. A. K.
and A. M. will hold a meeting at
7:30 p. ra. Monday. February 8, for
First Degree work, it has been an
nounced by C. E. Van Horn, Wor
shipful Master.
Weaver and Ramona Haggard,
clarinets: Tommy Moore, baritone
horn: and Richard Moore, trumpet.
Mr. Reynolds was instructed by
the clinic director which instru
ments to bring, so only a few stud
ent, from each school were able to
participate.
Officers of the band are Gordon
Bates president; Betty Weaver. '
secretary: Linda English, music!
librarian: and Jerry Ruth Smith. |
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administrator. C. T. A., of
the estate of T. P. Calhoun. De
ceased. Me of Cherokee County,
'his is to notify all persons having
cms against said estate to pre
n! them to the undersigned on or
before ute Zhth day of February,
1955, or this Notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
ons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
This the 28th day of January,
1954.
BEN PALMER.
10-6tc Administrator, C. T. A.
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