J. B. Moore Dedicates Song In New Album To Wife JOHN BUNYAN MOORE A New Music Folio John Bunyon Moore of Murphy, composer and poet, recently com-1 pleted the publication of a sou vernir folio of five of his songs. The collection la headed by the song "Only A Rose Prom Heav en" which Mr. Moore has ded icated to his wife who died here two weeks ago. included with the folio is a student's music pouch. Mr. Moore has published nine songs-the best known of which la "When It's Blossom Time In Old Caroline," theme-song for a trav eltalk movie on Western North Carolina. Mr. Moore, a Jeweler by trade, has also produced a number at records under his Southland label. He has received a number of or ders and enquiries for his mus ic, and has shipped music and records to several foreign coun tries, Including England, where he received a request from the Brit ish Broadcasting Company. Some of his music is now being sold in occupied Japan. Along with music, Mr. Moore has entered the souvenir busin ess-wholesale and retail-promot ing his songs with strains of the music and poetry on cards, trays, tumblers and records. Mr. Moore's poems have been included in five national poetry and lyrics anthologies. Anew item to appear in the -souvenir line of Mr. Moore is a picture souvenir 45 RPM re cord which will have pictures from Manteo to Murphy, includ ing scenes from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Moore said, as an individual composer, not connected with any copyright group, the odda are a gainst him. However, he said, by promoting the music through lines of souvenirs, he hopes to be instrumental in helping break down what he called certain mon opolies in the music business so that young and talented writers might, at least, have their music reviewed. He said music of non-copy right group members is often bar red from regular channels of mus ic distribution. Pearley- L. Pack Dies In Ohio Pearley L. Pack, ?4, of Akron, Ohio, died May 31 at 7 a. m. after an illness of three months. He was the son of the late Lee and Meda Pack and was bom and raised in the Liberty community of Cherokee County having lived in Akron for the past 30 years. He was married to the former Vesta Hickey who survives along with two daughters, Miss June Pack of the home and Mrs. Mar tha Ruth Davis of Cleveland, O. He is also survived by one brother Marshal of Quion, HI.; four sis ters', Edna of Turtletown. Tenn.; Eula of Duck town, Tenn.; Elby of Farner, Tenn.; and Ella of Ohio. He was a member of West HUl Baptist Church. Funeral services were held Mon day, May 24, at 1 p. m. at Adams Funeral Home and burial was in Crown HUl Cemetery at Hudson, Ohio. IN APPRECIATION I with to thank the citizen* of Cherokee County who supported me in the Demo cratic Primary for Clerk of Superior Court of Cherokee County. 1 am grateful ^ erery vote that w*s cast for mei . " Since 1 will not call a run-off, 1 wish to congratulate my opponent, Mr. Neil Sneed, a* Democratic nominee for Clerk of Super ior Court, and giro him my promise of JERRY O. HATCHETT OGREETA Johnny Johnson IT. son of Mr. ?nd Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Murphy, Rt. I, left Monday to O., whore he will b during tha summer. A graduate of Murphy High School this year, Johnson plans' to enter QMS in the fa!YTo< J(nt V?*? training in tool and die making in Hamilton, Ohio. A large crowd attended the memorial and flower day services at Ogreeta Church Sunday. Mrs. Bob Jacks of Rosa, O., at tended the graduation exercises of Murphy High School. Miss Glenda Sue Johnson is spending this week in Murphy with her aunt Mrs. Henry Hyatt. A Bible School has been plann ed for Ogreeta Church in July. Mrs. H. L. Woody and small daughter, Carlene. of Charlotte, have been visiting her parents, M r and Mrs. Allen Chambers. Mrs. Bob Jaks of Roes, O., spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hyatt in Murpny. The black topping for the Joe Brown Highway started this week. WHY'S TOM SO SAD? "We told Tom when he bought Fire Insurance for his house that he should also Insure his car-hot Tom knew all the answers; said he'd been driving for 2# years and didn't need insurance. Well, you guessed It-he DID have an accident and It cost him plenty.. "Take our advice-get .complete Automobile Insurance now. Sure, we want your business, but more Important, we don't want you to end up like poor Tom." Hyde Insurance & Realty Phone 145 Over the A & P The Johneoes ted a family re union at the home place of Vr and Mrs. Uacar joaaaoa Sunday, May a Lunch ?u aarred Sa the front yard aid everyone had a and relatives luce time. j Howard Jobneon left Monday Mra. Anderaoo JVhltener ot Cfcnr with hie deter, hit Jacka, tor er. SC.hu been vutttnf frianda | Ohio. Howard wai graduated tram Murphy High School this year He la the eon of Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Johnson. SUNSHINE BUTTERMILK PUNCH DELICIOUS RECIPE FOR DAIRY MONTH "Cool and Refreshing" G cups rhlllled buttermilk ? tablespoons lemon Juice S tablespoons grated orange I tablespoons sugar rind % teaspoon cinnamon 1 > j cups orange Juice % teaspoon nutmeg Combine Ingredients, beating until blended. Poor Into chilled glasses and garnish each with a thin orange slice and a sprig of fresh mint, if desired. Serves 6. CHEROKEE COUNTY MILK P RODUCERS ASSOCIATION It's a BUCK! li s aV8 ? It's only r*"*AM heart, good friend?you can buy ? X hit-of-the-year Buick if you can afford any new car. And we proudly show our prioe here to prove it. For this price ia the delivered price?the local delivered price?of die new Buick Spboal 2-door, 6-passenger Sedan?and it's just a few dollars away from those of the so-called "low-price three"?lower, in fact, than even some models of those very same oars. > . ? ? . But look what this Buick price gets you! It gets you the very look of tomorrow in styling modernity, even to the spectacular new panoramic windshield that seems to ontdate everything before it. It gets you Buick V8 power?highest in SPBCIAJL history ?plus the economy ot new Power-Head Pistons. It gets you Buick room, Buick luxury, Buiok size and structure and solidity including of course, the famed Million Dollar Ride and a new precision in handling ease. It gets you, too, solid and deep-down value. \ For any way you look at it, you're money ahead with the oar that's years-ahead now In looks and line and (be lift of its power ?and tka ear that's outulUnt every other car in America except two of the "low-Price throe." Drop in today or the first thing tomorrow ?lust to try and to drive and to oompare a new Book. WoU let the oar prove its points. $ 2466.88 V DELIVERED LOCALLYI 1954 SPECIAL 2-DOOR, JH 6-PASSENGER SEDAN, MODEL 48D (Illustrated) 'Optional equipment, accessories. state and local taxes, tf any, additional. Prices may vary slightly In adjoining comma nftiat due to shipping charges. All prices subject to change without notice. Even the taclory-initolled extras you may want are bargains, such asi heater & defroster... only $41.70. j^fteonder Buick Sales are Soaring! FRANKLIN MOTOR COMPANY ' ? r i ** ? p ,*P? -? ' ' ? ' Mil?JU M. C.

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