HENN
THEATRE
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LATE SHOW
Sat, May 82
William Tracy-Joe Sawyer
-IN
"Here Comes
Trouble"
In Color
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.-Wed.
May 23. 24. 23. 26
Winner of 8 academy awards
including best picture of the
year.
Burt Lancaster-Frank . Sinatra
Donna Reed
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"From Here To
Eternity"
THEATRE
HENN
ANDREWS. N. C.
Sun.-Mon. May 23-24
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Tom., Mar 25
Bowery Boys
?IN?
"Paris Playboys"
Wed.-Thurs., May 26-27
Buster Crabbe-Fmzy St. John
?IN?
"Terrors On
Horseback"
Than., Only
Fay St John in Pernon
Adas. 50e-25c
DICKEY
THEATRE
MUKPHY. H.C
Sat., Mar 22
Clark Gable
"Across The Wide
Missouri"
-Tnee., Mar 22-24-21
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A Yank b The
Census Finds Fewer Govts.ln Cherokee
Two Town, One
County Govt Here
NEW YORK ?A special study
undertaken by the Department of
Commerce covering sections of the
United States, shows that there are
fewer units of government in op
eration in Cherokee County, rel
atively. than in most counties.
These governing agencies, in the
form of school districts, sanitary,
water and fire districts, and in
corporated towns, villages and citi
es, form the bedrock of democracy.
What happens at this level, be it a
decision on a new bond issue for
schools or money for an Irrigation '
district, affects the local citizen in-!
timately. What happens in Washing
ton is important, of course, but
more remote.
In Cherokee County, the survey .
shows, there were 3 governmental
units as of January, 1953. They
consisted of the county government
- itself and those of 2 municipalities '
j There were no townships ~ school
districts or special districts.
In terms of population. It a
mounts to 1.0 governments per
10,000 people. This was leas than
the average elsewhere in the State*
where there were 7.4 agencies per
10,000 people. In the South Atlan
tic States It was 1.0 per 10,000
Throughout the country, the re
port shows, there are 110.743 gov
erning bodies from county level
down. This number represents a
23 percent reduction achieved
over a period of ten years through
consolidations and eliminations.
Most of It was due to the liquida
tion of school districts. Special dis
tricts, on the other hand, such as
operate specific local projects or
facilities, have increased In num
ber.
In Cherokee County, in the de
cade. the number of governments
has also decreased by 23 percent.
RE-ELECT
RICHARD MAUNEY
A NATIVE SON
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE OF
CHEROKEE COUPfTY
QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE
"The Development of Cherokee County For The Welfare of
All Its People Is my Objective."
Tour Vote and Support will be Appreciated
RICHARD (DICK) MAUNEY
HENN THEATRE I
Murphy,N.C.
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.-Wed., May, 23, 24, 25,26
AWARD WINNER!
Best Picture of the Year 4
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I* BURT MM ? MONTGOMERY CUFT
DEBORAH KERR-FRANK SINATRA
IjSsSM DONNA REED
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RANGER
Rev. Fred Stiles filled his re
gular appointment Sunday at Fair
view.
Mr. and Mrs. William Franks of
Marietta. Ga.. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Palmer.
Mrs. Iduraa Baity of Marietta,
Ga.. spent the week end with rel
atives.
Miss Maude Hill of Hayesville
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Winget.
Mrs. Floyd Evans and Mrs. C. B.
Headrick and daughter spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Sneed and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenior Moss of
Jasper. Ga.. spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Kilpa trick.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Elliott and
family spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Elliott.
Mrs. R. F. Merrttt spent one day
recently with Mrs. G. M. Sneed.
Mrs. Art Latshaw and children
spent one day recently with Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Fox.
Mrs. Ralph Ledford visited Mrs.
Otis Stewart one day last Week.
COLLETT AT BENNING
Ned V. Collett of Andrews, son
of Mrs. J. P. Collett of Andrews,
Rt. 1. has arrived at Fort Benning,
Ga., to begin special schooling.
Collett has been in the service
for nine months. He formerly at
tended Andrews High School.
SUNNY POINT CLUB
The Sunny Point Home Demon
stration Club met May 12 at the
home of Mrs. Joe B. Denton with
Mrs. E. Roach giving a review of
the booklet, "Young At 'Any Age."
Mrs. J. M. Hampton became a
new member.
Nationally local
now have on their payrolls
4.000,000 workers, or one out at
every fifteen employed people.
They receive $11.3 billion* a year
in P?y
The United States needs extra
storage space for between 130 and
230 million bushels of grain this
year.
. i
The nation's farmers will have
to feed about 200 million United
citizens by 1075.
GPEEW JBUEICH MCTCK?
HELLO, SPE
COME HEPC
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f SAY, SAM.TVW WAS
A PIAOWKMO I i
THE CCMJTBY
Yesterday
I TBU. "YOU HC MEANT "
I WAS OUTJN THE COUNTRY
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1952 WILLYS. 2 DR.
1951 WILLYS. Pickup
1948 CHEV. Fleetline
1947 CHEV. 2 Dr.
1949 FORD. S Cyl.
1949 PLYMOUTH
1950 FORD 2-DR.
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ISM FORD. Club Cmu*. 8 Cyl.
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1SS2 TURNER BaybaOer
7 Bu rch Motors ^
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24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
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MURPHY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Show Starts At Dusk
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Sat. May 22
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Grerory Pfck-Audrfy Hepburn
"Roman Holiday"
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Tne*.-Wed., Mar 25-20
Pat O'Brien
"Okinawa"
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