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MARCH OF DIMES
rAGKK THIS WEEK
People You Knowi
MUKPHY
Mm J W Davidson, Mrs B W )
Whitfield, Mrs K H Brumby!
and Mrs Frank Forsyth were In I
Atlanta last week
Mr and Mrs H G. Elkins and
Mr and Mrs Merle Davis are at
tending a gift show in the Muni
cipal auditorium in \tlanta this
week
Mr and Mrs Walter Coleman
spent the week end in Atlanta
They were accompanied home by
Mrs H R Zittrouer who is spend
ing the week with them Mr Zit
trour will come up for the week
end i
Mrs W C Kinney a: id Mr ami
Mrs. Nat Kinney left Tuesday for
Social Circle, (la to visit the
form*": s mother Mrs Hrvant who
is seriously ill
Mr s Clarence Hu h <?f Signal ,
Mountain, Term spent the we**k j
end with her parents. Mr an i
Mrs W'.ilani A\l.-y
Mrs Dale Lee is attending ai
gift show in Charlotte this week
Mrs Fran* is Bourne Sr spent
several days m Atlanta last week
Mr- ami Mrs T A Case had as
week end guests Mrs Case's cou
sin, Mrs Kathleen House of Rob-)
ersonville. ard Mrs M A James
of Asheville
Mrs. Charles Wi>rtht-n and daugh I
ler Patty, went to Chattanooga i
Wednesday to meet Mrs Wur I
then s mother Mis V .1 Makrla j
of Negaunee Mich who will spend
si i me time here with the W\>r- J
then
Mr and Mis .1 II Duncan re 1
turned Sunday from a vacation in
Florida
M.- and Mrs Bob Fault spen*
the week end at Warm Springs
with their daughter. Sal'y who iC
getting along nicely
Roy Owens of Lexington was a
'guest of Mr and Mrs Bill Burnett
Wednesday
NTr arid Mrs Louie Hehr of
West Palm Bca. h Fla -pent the
end with Mr and M:s B:I] Barn-.
ef t
Mr . :? ' M i s J nn ' . nilt w i!l
soon return from a thre-- week-;
stay m Honda where Mr (lault
has been working on the sets of
"Florida Aflame", an outdoor dra
ma featuring some of the early
history of Floriuk. I
ANDREWS
Mr and Mrs Karl Orr of Bilt
more spent the week end here us
guests of Mrs. Orr s sisters Mrs
Carrie Wilson. Mrs Vie Wood and!
Miss Ollie Whitaker.
Mrs George Clayton has return- |
e 1 1 after a visit with her sons, |
George and Charles Clayton in j
Asheviile and with her husband at
Black Mountain. where he is a pa- .
t.ent in the Black Mountain hosp:- [
tal.
Mrs. Jirp Harr.lin of Asheviile
spent several days la.it week as
guest of her aunt. Mrs Vina Kil
patruk and Miss Elizabeth Kil
Mi'S. Katr i^ee lias rcturM'.l t>
her hi-me in Greenville. S. C. af
ter a visit lu re with her parents.
Mr. ;.n l Mrs. .John Rogers.
Mrs. Clyde Jarrett returned last
week after a two weeks stay with
her mother in Spartanburg, S. C
Mrs. Lyman Dills had as her
guest last week her niece Mrs C 1
E. Benfield of Gadsden. Ala anil
her sister-in-law. Mrs John Miles
of Section. Ala ,
W. I, Dooley of Conasauga.
Tenn spent several days here this
week on business
MrJ. Louise Rogers and her |
mother. Mrs. Ben Grant, spent
Thursday in Asheviile with Mr.
Grant who is a patient at Mission
Memorial hospital, after undergo
ing surgery last week,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Munger o' (
Topton have returned home after ,
an extended visit with relatives in
Tipton, Michigan. While there
Mr Munger was guest soloist at |
the Congregational Church ini
that town.
The Rev. John C. Neville, pastor
of the Andrews Presbyterian
Church, attended a meeting of
the Asheviile Presbytery at the
West Asheviile Presbyterian
Church Tuesday
Mrs. -J. 8. Watktns has returned
to her home In Knoxville after a
visit with her father, Sen Wal
droup
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waldroup of
Bagdad, Florida, are spending this
week with Mr. W aid roup's father,
Ben Waldroup, who Is U1 at his
bom* tore. >
Mothers March On Pono
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Tourist Permits Included
Friday Night Here
m New Fishing Bill
Bill Expected
To Get Support
From WNf Voters
bill to knock out the present
high priced non-resident daily fish
ing permit was introduced to the
State Mousse of Representative as
Hi. us,- Bill la-t week
T M Jenkins. Graham County
representative. told the Scout the
bill has been banded to the ealen
liar committee ui the House
The t-' l u ill probably g>> 1" the
? on.rmttee on wild life jesounes
< i r fish and game before it reached
the House floor Hep .Jenkins said
The prop-.seil b:il sets up two
short term fishing permits for
guest fishermen to this state
Or:e permit allows the n.n- resi
de!:'. *i fish f'-t the sum of ?l 10 ,i
da\ A five day permit will < ost
an out ofsta'e fisherman $2 ?> '
a'-"-"r?!insr to the proposed bill
The present bill ? overing nul-uf
state fishermen provides for a
Id fee for visiting sportsmen
regardless ot the number of 'days
they plan to fish m a season
TJa present biP received strong
opposition from Western North Co
olma when it was passed during the
las' session ; ? ' th? Assembly
The bill considered unfair by
tourist -minded WNC, was a lead
in c : 1 1 j >i c of discussion during tin
past p- ? 1 1 1 1 ? al campaign
The proposed House Rnl r>
v.l. ch i alls [or two special pet niit >
for tourists "-i!l probably g?**
s t ton g support from voters
WNS
lop . f ?-n k i r s a-serte 1 that one
phase of the bill is especially bene
final to Western North Carolina
}{?? pi. iirit el out that cent of|
fund derived from license fee
will he set aside as a special fund 1
for purchase or lease of lands and :
waters ta be developed for the pro
tection and propagation of fish for
public fishing.
Murphy School Boara
Purchases New Site
Tht- Murphy S- huol BuitrtJ. with
'.ru- o-'opt-rul.-.n ttit- C horokoi
County li -ani < .? f < '?.?rtirn;.s>i"n;ei ?
tins vst'i'k ? 1 1 j , | ? I ? ? - 1 ! tiii' j i u r ? ? i, i
1 a - >1 J . .r: ' ? An !: t- w
Or: |-Y a: * - i A Hui !
burl. ,i^is';im' >ta".o MJporir:U-n
i It* n l j .iit.ii * nist t".j' ' j. iri an- 3 an
a ali. , ? -n :v. ai:an:zat:. ?r: ; Dr
J thn 1. v 'a hut >n "!:rect<ir of
M'hmil.'i' iu-.?1 planning . arid I)r
Ma r via A .I.#h::s-?n. ttesi^r. < onsu!
tant wbl nu-ot with th?* Murphy
S< hi*i! Board to determine what
typo of building will bo done
Mrs. Keese Dies
At Turtletown
Mi - W H !:??< ? i ! J UYdnos
!a, A M at h- nit- of ho.
dau^'hltr Mrs I HensVv. of
Turf >' iiW!: Tonn a* tho age
rf K-"-' !: "f n:ik
1 1* nk: f. - ? . ).-c.;5ht?'rs Mrs K I.
Ki... Mi ll, if its C|-V. T.-nr
Mr . .1 U Kcenuni ..f Suit Mrs
l Fi. i 1 l.r.sli-y -I Tn ' wri. - TV in
a-: j Mis I-.m W.... I. ..f Pa, kt.-.vn
I T.-nr. n:.! 1J
Li.,,: II : l ' .? ]<
Furrr,; H ,.f ?' 1 ! ' '
I la.. :> m ? har go. ami tho fnreral
will bo h'-l-J Frid ay. .fan 21. a'
Zion Hill Church. Turtletown
Interment will bo at Cnion Church
Cemoterv at Bearpaw Creek
Murphy Legion
Post Exceeds
Membership Quota
Mi. r f .?!'?> I'.is? M i ' Ui- A ?*?!..- it.
S' -fr- H^a-l^uartrrs ,if Ihr Ami !
? .ir: in li:i\ t'h
l?M- I * .-t 1m- IV. 1-. ? ? ? I l lr">"
t'mri: !h?* A 1 -'.ant Nash
M t'\ pros.sir..^ thanks t- ? the
bership i hairman .i'] I' ?st
<)ffnrrs. am! tticrribft shin wnrk?'r>
l-.-r !>;??: r t
}'?V Mil!.:; V K. ills'. ..r Sails
f .? 1 1 r I ' ? ? j i ? t r 4 : : j - ? ; : t < '.urm'iaT'.-irr "f
Ariit'ii.,;i:i I.t'jj".'>n .->>111"! a
sta^Tm-nt of fi:.L'h f :? r a i ^ 1 I : . i r.h"
I .i al 1'
T h ? ? I <<: l? .s? ??: . : I ari ?
7" Q-1..M ; a:. ., -*::?<? ? ?? i-h
? )' ? hv S\iV H- nlqiM.- V ?
| ar:-l a:?- hi . <?.? *!..? .ivwai:*'
rr.mibership . f th- I'.-s! f. ,t *h -
past four years
I Tln'i't
?K WOM W S ( IJ r,
I Th.> .)U!-;hi W. < On
meet '..initrlil r:t 7 > t:
I ni.t: y ,-i h ii* i ? : i;rr
Four-County Rabies Control
Program Is Planned Soon
Cherokee County is planning a,
rabies or hydroprubia control pro
gram 111 ? ^operation with I'nik
Coun'v. Tennessee, Famn County.
' '.(?i>rpia and Clay I'mntv. North
I *:it .litia. nave Moody. 1'" a; San
itarian announced this week
A series o[ rabies clinics wtil be
h? I I in Feb? u/try
He [ninted cut that peration
is necessary because 37 counties in
the state had rabies in their ani
mals during the past year
Cherokee County was second in
the state with 23 laboratory con
firmed cases of rabid dogs These
animgls do not recognize county
lines, he said, and endanger other
areas
Dr Martin P Hines, Chief Veter|
inarian of the State Board of
Health, says "A four-point pro
gram is being launched by coun
ties throughout North Carolina, in
eluding vaccination of all dogs
against rabies each year; 2 elim
ination of stray dogs by county
wardens in cooperation with en
forcement officers; 3 information
to the public about rabies control;
4 evaluation of statistics for fu
ture action "
Dr Hines said that a gxsod con
trol program for rabies will mean
that fewer people will have to
take the Pasteur treatment. He
also said control of rabies will pre
vent economic loss that comes
when rabid animals bite livestock
p.nd wildlife.
Dr. Hines concluded that the con
trol of rattles is vp to, etch citi?n.
Ev?ry dog owner should teve his
dog vaccinated against rabies
eaota year
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>1 liS. .IAKKKTT HOST I SS
| M : s Uyo- H .T.i: : <-1t v:ll bf
hostess to members >: the Kama
Mil: '" ei.*v]e ?V -Xn-lft-ws Frst
Bap':s! Chui' h a* h-\ homo ]'?
I 1 1.:' y ;r. 2 p. m
SIMS <.K \ I ) I \TKS i
Army i'v! Ray < ' Sims, 22. .son |
' of Mrs. Leila Sims. Valley River
'Ave . Murphy. N C , re<ent:y was:
graduated from the I Corps X.>:> '
I
; Commissioned Oftirer A< adomy in1
Korea. I
Murphy Garden Club
Meets Next Week
The .Murphy Club will
ih^ hi r 1 1 . ? ?: Mrs .1 \V [ > i\ r !>? '!i
T : . i ? ]>y *: ! ?? ) \\ . 1 l. Pr> ? nV :
by M il i : 1 :.j ( 'hritt ??
TV A s * ? 1 1 f pn.pe::;^ < :ff ;? ? ? H.
will speak on shrub?.
Betty Weaver In
\ll Slate Hand
BKTTY HKW'KR
I'lajs <-l:iirnct with Ml SLitc lian.
i Miss Bet I \ Weaver. a ! r - -tt
a! Murphy Hi.-h *<::???..! thi
month \v:]i play in tile Al. S'a'r
]':ui'i a.s '.he fn>! Murph\ i -*j?:
ser.ta'iw ' ? Mm V. r.-i
j v..i : s.-h-. t ?? i at'.- , * ' V -"!'T
:r: !a v s. ?, (My las! fall
The All State group of some ;<J
i f ? 4 1 ! : . K. r>-<' < 'it y an-1 :tll
l v, will veil e at Cul
l'i\v:;ce Jan. 2H fur a two ilay prae
tire schedule ? ?'.imaxir.i; in a
! r.'j- vV i ? -A.il play ??i'lnne4
v? ; i f i ' ; .? r is 11 vea? s ... i
. ?! 4 ' - t Mr an.?
M : !:>-t ? ? r ' \" W? aver . .f M jr
. f. r- + Hairnetist an ? 3
i ? ? ? ? i ? ? r i ? ? , ? with tV?e Murphy S ? ;i- ?? ? I
i i. i : . ? s'." i< the f'vshman repress n
' a' i \ - ? to the s4u?Vnt coun-'il.
She is an ;>ct:ve member of the
First M< thodist Church an-1 sings
I ? 'hi- Youth c?mir >>f the Church
] She studies piano with Mrs James
|c Hnws^.
I ():>? nit r.ar-e: the Robh.r.sville
JSehei. ! Band will also piny in the
State Bnnd.
Low Bidders
Told For Clav
( * . r i > * r-ij. ' n will be^rin in Clay
*">'jrity S'xtri on the m-w school
?ru? Um*s , i f t ; bi-ls Wri t' rei eiv
1 anl ? ? ? r i * r?i ? t s let recently
T ' tl fir: 1- s i i 1 1 1 ? * .t:>
.v.iil.t !?!'? 1 ? th?' 1 v * : ? - rt; st :i' <?
?? ' I i-iii- money f : " r* four s: ? h < k . '
a n> \v ainiitonurn for ,
. school; a new auditor |?
.in. : '.hi- Shooting Oree'n School* t
< .. ' n an?t cabine'.s for Klf
? ?? ^rt.1 . < t ri. 'I
? ' '?-rit r ; 1 1 rvnovit'.ion of
I
? i. v. ? \ M Hughes an?l s.>n
la a f * H H ...??!? M . jrjih
. f .V. ? nnnnhni::. Wells r
.\! . ? : .I'.iiiL < ' H ^ ' '
M:.' } >. l> ? \ i ; i I vvoi k. Murpr. .
r 1 ? ? y1;- r ? : r.<i c : i : li : ? 1 1 ^ ,
. S, ,r:, K,< '
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? .. , ,
?' ; ! T.jj j ill. atvh4:?v!-en^ntM-r
'han't1 <if 'h?> woi k for DnJ,^1 '
i r : 1 Ha mil. Ass- .-eiates. which is
a.' .1 in i har^v of new srln kj) work
in Murphy Mr Hart ill is now mak
tn.U his humo m Andrews to super ^
vise the buiMin^ projects in this
ar>-a
Porchliijht Is
M?n For
Mothers To Stop
Th?- Mm j y ] s Man h o.i
J i ?! 1 . ? i ?>v Mr s S ' " Harness,
u.'l h<- hi . i Kri'ia v I.t": 2 fn>ni
K . < '.y> ?' e a r. 1 ? : '? ? !: j tk?- an
?f f. .r-f *D c >nt ri hi;' c s> ?m e thing to
fi t5 drive. Mrs Burgess said.
The town fin- whi-.'h- will blow
? ? j r 1 ? tnyirmiriv < t th'k march
v.ish.iii:- <? on tribute aj?*
: k - . ' ? 1. >? ?. ..? rh?M.- ;x?r ? h lights
Mn; }'.uri,'('ss said ' 'polio is no
p'-r is.ti ; or ares I>kt's
1 ' ' 1 th.- i : 5 o. t successful
:,;h! .:::ainit the ? f r * ? . 1 1 * - ? 1 <lisea.se.
lave your porchhght on and your
limes i>r dollars ready'
NO I. -\STKKN ST A 11
Thr ula r nn'ftmK Murphy
'ha | >'.??? N" 10 < )ni?-r of tie- Kast
?in Star wiii not be held Thursday,
fan 27 line to a friendship meet
ng in H.iyesvJle
Murphy Lions Club Gets
Reports On Blind Work
[ ai ?* <? rr.e 22 persons in
( ' r i " ? ! i r. t ? t 1 v ^ e ".in ^ ait t" the
.'.\y[ with n 'iveni^t1 rtion'hly
. ' - :s. ! h<* M i! i ? h y l.i < *lub re
H'-'A.: ?' 1 |J k?' !'
?? , blin<: v ; le Hv.< v;.m's U>
r ? ! m ? i {.???.?;?!' ni their % luri ri^
: rv p.i<: six n:o::!hs. h<- report*'- 1
Visits to blir.'! persons were
ir.a?!e to investigate eligibility fur
assist mm. to render talking book
s-'i'M e. *?> distribute whit*4 runes
. t : ? ? 1 give iRs'nK1! ions on use < ?f
One - f rh^ ronin objectives M ??
< h s.n l. is to help sightless
;?< rsi>:is .if.'.! 'hen- families m si>r.ov
crimes to hoconu1 beHei adjusted
u> a situation which may be c\
: frnn-'.y fi ustratmtf
S:::ir the start <<f the Naniahaht
L??>ns F\vc Clinic i n Andrews
people f r > ? : r . Cherokee County have
re< eived eye examinations and
treatments The clinic in Andrews
has been in operation since July,
1951
In addition to the clinic in And
rews. a clinic was held in Murphy
in December for the benefit of
si honl children. Some 34 persons
had their eyes examined at that
clinic and 25 received glasses Mr.
Pro'i' M said .
Bids Be Taken Next Week On
New Hiwassee Dam School
Hi N ' - . 1 1 b<- hot "o rov r
w?iok tor the new Hiw^sro Dam 7
Srfi.H : huilding, Suj-t. I.loyl Hon .'
? Ii i\ s.n I today. 1 -
Tho v. >t h.H ] ?? : no ,-.?r.s-pj. (
t ? ' ? .-i* Si;- il ( ' ! in :i <?< ?<?] i Ian- '? ?
v." i ' : ; \ I o - . .?! s: po i :fications pro
v.'iro I hv ! 7 ?Ti ! ? i (Iroenr, G.is'onii I
|
Bi<l< v. ,;i ho made fm goneril
ron?lt uo'.ii n. plumbing, heating, j
Andrews Scouts Will Conduct
Tag Day Sat. For Polio Drive
Tap Day will bo sponsored Satur?
(lav. January 22 by the Andrews j
Girl Scout group and the Boy Scout i
troop jointly in the March of Dim-|
es Drive for Polio funds "Blue I
Crutches" printed tags, and "Figh
}er Baloons" will be sold on the;
streets and the dime board will be '
in operation a^ain.
January 529 various organizations'
will again sponsor the Dime Board
The Mother March, or house to'
house canvass. under the Rev. |
James Hombuckle on Monday!
evening, Jan. SI will climax the !
Marchof Dimes.
At the beginning of the Mothers
March the town's fire whistle will
blow and residents are asked to
turn on porch lights as a signal for
the Worker* to C$.11 for donations j
Other projects to be announced)
later will include events by dif-'
ferent organisations.
Andrews Seniors
Elect Superlatives
The Senior class of Andrews
High School elected superlatives
Friday with the following students
being elected; most polite, Pat
Derre berry and Roy Palmer; best
all around. Bobby Conley and
Walter Raxter; most likely to suc
ceed, Thomasine Almond and Todd
Reece; most studious. Maxine
Mason and Ray Adams; most ath
letic, Sue Crawford arid Bobby
Cooper: wittiest, Joe Collett and
June Cruse; neatest. Lois Breed
love and Carrol Matheson.
Also, laziest. Barbara Barton
and Daniel Dills; class grouch,
Doris Holder and Ray Adams:
class flirt, Bobby Barton and bill
M?rr; cl?ss baby' L*rry West;. an
nual queen. June Cruse; annual
king. Dean Dockery. I
f .-- * *"*.v"3Va -W i
Mrs. Beaver Has
Violet HD Meet
Mrs. Gwendolyn Ceaver was hos- j
tess to the Violet Home Demon- 1
stration C!i;b at her home .Tan. 7 '
Mrs Reaver also gave the rtevo- '
tional. Miss Edna Bishop was in 1
charge of the program after which
refreshments were served 1
The meeting will be at the home !
of Mrs Fred Graham next month. 1
Brass town Com.
Club Meet* Today
The Brasstown Community Club ;
will hold its first meeting of the
new year Thursday, Jan. 20 at 8
p. m. at the Folk School
Plans for a community auction l
will be discussed and old movies ]
of the Brasstown community will 1
he shown. 1
?if i u i. 1 1 v. "t ;? . c \ i ;? va' )? m ani! <
? ??-Vr:h grading.
Prt. :????>. i 1 1 h' ? fio hr tn> 'nf< ? if i
v. !! Hf iffpiveil it th-.' I
'?!]:.? i 1 1 i- '.I Boa.nl ollu'o In J
!j?? in n r: Mi li-f at II a ni Jaml I
|
Thf H.v. i-si >' Dam School 'sj
rw v; rvi r.pyniL' ;i TVA temporary
s'nir inve no.ir th.-1 ilam. The lease'
or1, tli-"1 buiMini: i uns out -his year.
The new binMinp: will imiuile com
plete facilities for grammar
sehiwi1 a:i 1 hi^h school
Tin4 site for the new scnool has
already been purchase J.
Scouts To Hold
Rummage Sale
Boy Scout Troop 12 of Murphy
will hold a rummage sale Satur
day. Jan 22 in Sossanion Furni
ture Store. John Jordan, scout mas
ter. said
Proceeds from the sale will go
into the troop treasury. Several
mothers of scouts will be on hand
to help out with the selling. Mr
Tnrv?on
? V.ucwi OOill.
Speaker And Skit Planned
Red Cross Meet Here Fri.
K. C. Lattimer, Rod Cross fields
service director, will speak at a
meeting of the Murphy Red Cross I
Chapter Friday at 8 p m. in the]
primary school auditorium.
Four Lee Edwards High School
students of Asheville will present'
i skit on Hurricane Hazel at the |
neeting. |
The public is invited to attend. |
Prior to the program several
tfurphy School Band members will
ilay. Miss Virginia PoelXing,
southeast area Junior Red Cross
flrector wilj also be present.
The meeting was set for 8 p m.
lot to conflict with the mothers
?arch on polio which ' will M
Mild from fl to 8 p. m. Friday
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Browns Feted At
House warming
Mr. and Mln. Albert Brown Sr.
formerly of Hanover, New Hamp
shire, who have recently moved
into their new home 09 Piagah Rd
near Andrews were honored Ttrure
day evening with a surprise Pot
luck supper and houaewarnring.
Approximately 38 person* at
tended the affair and
ted