to the idea. He said the school
board advised the committee to
eoBttaoe its contacts with Corn
Mr. McSwain announced that
bids are being secured (or th?
wort- The project Includes com
plete wiring and sufficient lighting
in the building. Bids wffl also call
for eight lights in two rooms and
at least six in the remaining class
rooms.
A program emphasizing "Amer
ican Education Week" was given
by Mrs. Kate Shield's seventh
grade class. Mrs- Byer's and Mrs.
deCologn's classes assisted.
The. Rev. R. T. Houts Jr. gave
the devotional. Mrs. W. T. Brown
Jr., president, presided.
The following were named to the
by-laws committee: Mrs. T- A
Case, chairman; Mrs. Ruth Chen'
ey and Mr. Houts
Earnest Greer . . .
( Ceo tinned from page one)
son.
Mr. Brittian who ended up in
second place with a $3 prize picked
Clemson as winner by a score of
27-9.
Billy Blevins of Andrews won
third prize of $2. He had 15 corr
ect games, then guessed the tie
breaker score 7-0 with Duke on
top. Thus, he came within six
points of the score.
Others getting 15 correct games
last week and how close they came
to the tie breaker follows: John
Ellis of Andrews seven points; Mrs
George Size of Murphy, seven
points; Jimmy Carringer of Brass
town Route 1, eight points; Wanda
Phillips of Andrews Route 1, 12
points; Frank Sudderth of Murphy.
13 points; Etsawjel McDonald of
Route 3, 13 points
Also: Harvey Wilson Jr. of Mur
phy, 15 points; Mrs. Jack Lttnsford
of Murphy, 15 points; Marilyn
Baer of Andrews, 19 points; Joe
Elaine Ellis of Andrews, 20 points;
BUI Crane of Murphy, 20 points;
Larry Jones of Route 4, 31 points.
Evangelism . . .
( Continued from page one)
The evening session will begin
at 7 with Dr. Julian Hopkins, sec
retary of evangelism for North
Carolina Baptists, in charge
All Baptist ministers are urged
to attend the afternoon session.
The evening session will be
opened to the members and lead
ers of all the Baptist churches in
Western North Carolina and West
Liberty associations.
The Rev. Charles Ginn, pastor of
the Marble church is chairman of
evangelism for the association.
Members of the steering commit
tee are: Enlistment chairman,
Peyton G. Ivie; finance, J. V.
Hall; publicity, G. E. Scruggs;
census, J. Alton Morris; special
rallies, T. C- Christmas; prayer,
Robert Barker; music, Jake Buc
hanan; attendance, Marvin Hamp
ton.
The public is invited to attend
the evening service when Dr. Hop
kins will present "God's Plan for
getting the gospel to everyone."
Singleton . . .
(Continued from page one)
in our High Schools.
3. You must submit with your
application for license plates a
certificate (Form FS-1) showing
yon have automobile liability ta
surauce, or otberwlae comply with
the 1*7 Vehicle Financial Re
iponsfi>tltty A?t.
if everyone becomes acquainted
with these requirements and are
guided accordingly, there should
be no difficulty or inconvenience
in obtaining 1998 license plates
Glenn Patton . . .
(Continued from page ooe) v
Week, with Kiwanls International
serving as the coordinating agency.
Last year more than 5,000 U. S.
and Canadian communities spon
sored Farm-City Week.
Mr- Patton asserted that this
program should be especially im
portant in Western North Carolina,
where about one-half of the popula
tion is rural and about one-half ur
ban- For the state, the population
is divided almost equally, with
one-third farm and one-third rural
non-farm
Bulldogs . . .
(Continued from page one)
I second half they drove 68 yards?
with Birchfield firing yard-eating
passes? for a touchdown. There
is also the consolation that comes
through losing: the Bulldogs get
to play Andrews Wildcats again,
the two teams meeting this Friday
night at 8 on the Murphy field.
The game, played before more
than 3,000 fans, including not a few
Murphyites who had come expect
ing to see their team win, was
marked by spectacular plays. Of
fenses of both teams in the first
quarter were thwarted. Canton's
opening assault high-lighted by
Pace pa?ing to Clark for a first
down on Murphy's 45, played om
when Birchfield intercepted a
pass deep in Murphy territory.
| He Bulldogs quarter returned
the interception to the 13, John
Morris went around end for 15
yards, Hill smashed fbr 6, Birch
, neld took 2 more, and John Mor
ra despite an official being in
his way? circled right end for an
other first down
Another was made when Birch
field tossed a jump pass to Jim
Hendrix an Canton's 35. Hill and
Bobby Morris made further gains
With first down on Canton's 25. But
a penalty against the Bulldogs a
poor pitchout to J. Morris ,and a
| pass over the head of the intend
ed receiver gave the Black Bears
the ball.
Mike Clark, in a scintillating
broken field run, got away for 40 1
yards to Murphy's 34; and with
Don and Tom Price, carried on to
the Bulldogs' 23 at the end of the
quarter. Clark shuttled his way to
the five at the start of the second
period, and smashed over center
for the Bears' first count. Charlie
Duke kicked the extra point ,the
prst of four he made during the
mght.
After the next kick-off Murphy
was forced to punt, and the Canton
ese, putting the ball in play from
their 40, went all the way unhalt
ed, Clark, Doug, Tom and Don
Pr ce and Pace all having part in
the drive. Clark struck through
center for 14 yards for the touch
down, and when Duke made the ex
tra, the score was 14 to 0. Murphy
was unable to gain and punted to
the Bears just about the end of the
naif.
In the third period, however, the
Bulldogs came jilive. Burchfield
returned the kick to his 32; and
the Bulldogs from that point surg
ed 68 yards to score. Morris made
four around end, Hendrix took a
jump pass for 11, and Logan went I
MURPHY
DRIVE-IN
THURSDAY * FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 21 . tt
No Picture Ever Hit So
Close to Home!
An ELM KAZAN Production
BUDD SCHULBERG'S
"A Face In The
Crowd"
Starring ANDY GRIFFITH and
PATRICIA NEAL
SATURDAY * SUNDAY
NOVEMBER SS . M
Jssble Feature
STERLING HAYDEN/ in ?
"The Iron
BANK NOTES .
|M S46 B C LVCTANS OF ASIA MINOR
FIRST aXNEO GOLD AND SILVER UNCER
THE (*euU30SLV WEALTHY CWC6SUS
TOCK/...CVER 2500 yEARS LATER...
we snu. salute his financial
ACUMEN WITH SAVING /RICH AS
CB0' IT Hill I II L, ?
. by Malcolm
8R0IHHMLnue6M6MM/
?4 A CMJR3WMA6ARMENT fPOCfy
CRBSMEO OF 0FBW61HBR OWN
business. mrnweHaPOPA
WHCH M A FRW VGWS MAS WORIH
flOQOOO.
nzr
ftKT PCJR tiKckmb
T>? MJST &WTH-aHDUN6 s?m
UieHWBWWWJLWWA . ,
? nse-?w-*||
Dogpatch Was Never Like This t j
mammy yokum would faint dead away if she saw Daisy Mae decked
out in this quarter million dollar diamond and palladium ensemble
by famed jewelry designer Lucien Piccard. But strange as it seems
it is "Daisy Mae" ? the Daisy Mae, that is, of the Broadway musical
hit "LH Abner" who is Edith Adams off the stage. The Lucien Piccard
choker pendant is valued at $100,000 with 452 diamonds set in palla
dium. The wrist watch Miss Adams is wearing is a "conversation
piece" which has a 5-carat heart shaped diamond for a crytal. The
diamonds in all these striking pieces are set in. gleaming white palla
dium which is favored by designers because it brings out the nre of
the diamonds while holding them securely.
Grapefruit Gobblers For Thanksgiving
Be sure to have plenty ot tresn tionoa grapetruit on nana tor
Thanksgiving Day. The tart juicy sections and halves are ideal
appetizers to precede an otherwise heavy meal.
In addition, plump round sunshiny grapefruit can be made into
turkey gobblers for centerpieces or individual places that will
delight young and old. Here's how:
Grapefruit Turkeys
Cut four rows of deep slits for fanned-out tail. Insert rhododen
dron leaves for tail feathers, placing smallest leaves in front, longest
in back, and trim tips with scissors. Make two deep slits on sides
for wings; insert two small leaves in each. Make head of shelled
Brazil nuts with pin inserted in bottom to hold in place. Use
pimiento for wattle. Cut scallops with tip of apple corer bending
them outward, to represent breast feathers. Insert three toothpicks
in grapefruit for legs.
to Canton's 46 on another- John
Morris and Bobby Morris made
line gains; and with the ball at
Canton's 20, Birchfield threw to
Bobby Morris who caught the pass
to be downed by Doug Price on
Canton's 2V4 yard line- In two tries
Birchfield sneaked over, and John
Morris ran around his right end
for the extra point, making the
count 14 to 7
After the next kickoff Canton
suffered two penalties and with
third down and 19 yards to go a
Black Bear punt was in order. But
Pace plotted it otherwise, and
passed to his right end Wilson, who
raced away for 42 yards into Mur
phy territory. That left the roof
sagging; and when Clark broke
over right guard 34 yards to score,
it fell in
The Red and Black team of Can
ton took over again after Murphy
1
received the kick, when Tom
Price intercepted a pass on the
Bulldog's 35. A end-over-end play
with Wheeler carrying, and getting
a key block put the ball on Mur
phy's 8. Lovingood held Don Price
to a two yard gain; but at the be
ginning of the last quarter .after
the Bears had sustained a 5-yard
penalty, Clark slashed through the
line for 11 yards and the score
Another intercepted pass which
Clark took to Murphy's 28 account
ed for the Cantonese' final tally.
Don and Tom Price each made i
gains; and then Clark in two tries,
nailed the counter, with Duke boot
ing the final point.
Murphy still had some fire
though; and after Clark fumbled
on his 43 later in the period, took
over and went all the way. Birch
field, who was being afforded poor
blocking and thus getting away his
passes with difficulty, broke
through for 24 yards and a first
down on the Bear's 16. Bobby Mor
ris made 7 yards, and Birchfie)!
plunged to Canton's 5 for a first
down. Buck Hill went to the 1 foot
line and then carried over. It was
a fine display on the part of the
Bulldogs? worn and soundly beat
ten? but still able to muster scor
ing punch- Soon after the game
ended.
* s.'f.y
j NOTICES
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COVET
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
JOHN Q. ADAMS, and wife,
MAGGIE J. ADAMS,
Petitioners.
-vs
VTNA MYERS ROGERS and hus
band, JAMES ROGERS, RORER
TA MYERS ELLIOTT and hus
band, HOWARD ELUOTT, LOLA
MYERS DAVISON and fau?band.
REX DAVISON ZELMA MY
ERS WERE and husband. MASON
WEBB. W. D- MYERS and Wto,
MARY MYEP* J. B- MYERS and
?tfa, EUNICE MYERS, LORENE
.MYERS GEO!
ROY GEC
DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED
ADS: Nm Moadays
Kate; Me far each iaaertiaa
IS worte or Uh; three ten for
$1.21. More than 25 worth, two
cents per ?Ni
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment
Electric heat. Private entrance.
Ad- .Its only. Mrs- Jerry Davidson.
Telephone VE 7-2266. 17-3tp
FULLY FURNISHED apartments
(or rent. See R- A. Martin .tele
phone VE 7-3114. 15-3tc
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM COT
TAGE near Berkshire. Gas and
electricity. Call Sam Best, Tele
phone 74-W Andrews, C- 17-tfc
COTTAGE FOR RENT: Three
large beautifully paneled rooms.
Nice surroundings- Contact Lela
Van Gorder- Telephone 124-W An
drews, N. C- after 5 p. m. 17-tfc
FOR SALE: Nine piece Duncan
Phyfe dining room suite; also
two vacuum cleaners, one used and
one new. See Mrs. J. W. Franklin,
or call VE 7-2491. 17-ltc
FOR RENT: One four room fram
ed house- Wired for stove. Two
miles west of Murphy on U. S. 64.
Contact J. L. Hall or call VE 7
2802. 17-2tp
PIANOS, PIANOS? I have several
good buys in Spinet and small
used pianos. Ideal to start your
children taking lessons. Write for
free pictures and prices. Clemson
Brothers Co., Chattanooga, Tenn
15-4tc
FOR RENT: Four room unfurn
ished apartment with bath, pri
vate entrance. Hot water heater.
Dial VE 7-2511, Murphy. 24-tfc
JOIN BLUE CROSS Now. Hospital
surgical and maternity care at
SPECIAL GROUP RATES through
FARMERS FEDERATION. See
Don Ramsey. Dial VE 7-2416 14-tfc
MALE HELP WANTED- Do you
want a good, profitable and
permanent business of your own in
Cherokee County? Write Raw
leigh's, Dept. NCK-750-565 A, Rich
mond, Va. l5-4tp
FOR SALE: 1957 41-Foot Mobile
Home Trailer. 2-Bedrooms, Bath.
Oil Heat. Furnished. Best Cash
Offer Takes it. Apply Irvin S.
Sechrist, Andrews, N. C., Route 1
4V4 miles SE.
HUBERT MYERS, CARL MYERS, i
and LOUELLA MYERS
Respondents.
To W. D. Myers and wife. Mary
Myers. Rex Davison and wife, Lol;
Myers Davison, Hubert Myers, C.
F. Myers, Zelma Myers Webb and
husband, Mason Webb.
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled special
proceeding.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: The special
proceeding is in the nature of a
processing proceeding brought by
Petitioners against respondents for
the purpose of determing the true
location of the common boundary
line between the lands of petition
ers and the lands of the respon
dents.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than the 15th day of January, 1958,
and upon your failure to do so, the
party seeking service against you
will apply to the Court for the re
lief sought.
This 19th day of November, 1557
-s- K. W- Radford
l7-4tc Clerk Superior Court
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING EARLY AT
Crisp Stidio
Give A Lasting Gift This Year
Johns ? Nuvilto
Bldg. Materials
Asphalt Shingles? Roll Roots
Asbestos Siding
GIBBS HDWE. * AUTO SUPPLY
Atteatira Farmers
We are eqaipped to
do Farm dralaage
dhchiig, AIm clear
lag aai levellag. We
stock tike farm draia
tile la 4" aad ?" size*.
See U? Far Prices
I. M. HUGHES St SON
ann^.M.0.
FOB SALE: 500 Gallon Oil Drum.
Used but in A-l Condition. Can
be used up right or under ground.
$35 00. Call VE 7-2002. lMtp
WILL PAY $50 REWARD for proof
and conviction of party breaking
window* in Raymond Carroll'*
house. Gilber H. Carroll, Route
1, Murphy, N. C- 15-3tp
FOR SALE: Orchard grass and
ladino clover hay 75c per bale or
$30 per ton- Oat hay 70c per bale
Contact Moroe Wilson Brasstown,
N. C. 17-3tp
PLANT DUTCH BULBS NOW!
Complete selection at new low
prices at Farmers Federation,
Murphy, N. C. Phone VE 7-2416
17-ltc
$5 Reward for information leading
to arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who stole 30 silv
er dollars from the home of J. A.
Caldwell, Brasstown. Contact Mr.
Caldwell. 17-3tp
FOR SALE: Good Hay bailed
without rain, Also one 220 The
modore Electric heater. Good as
new. Price $40. Contact Mrs. Louis
Raper, Marble, N. C- 17-2t
FOR SALE: ALL-METAL wood
cut-off saw and frame- Contact
J. W. Whitmore, Murphy, Route 2,
on Blairsville highway US 19 or
129 about 10 miles out- 17-3tp
FOR SALE: Six room farm house
with 50 acres of land, most of it
in timber. Good spring water. Good
location for chicken farm. Priced
for quick sale. On Murphy and
Blairsville highway- See Jack
Chapman. 16-3tp
FOR SALE : 1948 Chevrolet in good
condition. Can be seen at Ernest
Palmer's Place, Marble, N. C.
16-3tp
FOR RENT: Three or four room
furnished apartment- Newly dec
orated. Private entrance. Choice of
oil or electric heat. Close in. See
Mrs. Byrne or call VE 7-2868. 13-tfc
RESURFACE your floors. Do the
job yourself. Rent our floor sand
ing machine, reasonable rates by
the day, half-day or week. Also
complete line of floor filling and
paint. Gibbs Hardware & Auto
Co., Dial VE 7-2511. 23-tfc
FOR SALE: Shuttle Block Mill and
house pattern. See John Rose,
Murphy, Route 3. 16-5tp
FOR SALE: 1948 Plymouth in good
condition with good tires. May
be seen at James Israel's or call
VE 7-2439. 17-ltc
FOR RENT: Modern Service Sta
tion in East Murphy. For infor
mation Phone VErnon 7-2S23 or
contact W. C- Kinney & Sons. 16-3tp
LOST: One ear ring to match
floating opal set Believed to
have been lost in or around the
Courthouse- Finder please return
to The Cherokee Scout Office. 17-lt
Do Your Christmas
Shopping Early
USE OUR CONVENIENT
Lay-Away Plan
Economy
Clothing Store
MT RPHY. N. C.
FOR SALE: ONE F B A M E
DWELLING, four bedrooms, two
baths, living-dining room combi
nation. Extra largo kitchen, corner
lot East Murphy. Phone VE 7
2552. 15-3tp
WANTED BLACK WALNUTS: We
are paying highest cash price lot
Dried Walnuts. Stiles' Produce,
Murphy, N. C. 16-3tc
FOR BENT: McCall apartment
Furnished with all modern con
veniences. Private bath. Private
entrance. Nice and clean. Bent
reasonable- Phone VE 7-2395, Mrs
McCall Elliott. 15-3tc
APARTMENTS FOR BENT: Fur
nished or unfurnished. Steam
heat Call VE 7-2623. 15-3tp
WANTED: High prices paid for
Wild Ginseng, Dry or "Green at
Trull's Store, six miles east of
Murphy on highway 19. J. P. Trull.
13-6tp
TRAILER FOB SALE: New 1957
Model- 46 feet- Completely fur
nished. Bargain for $3495. Also
Aluminum awning, 16 x 8, $125- J.
C- Grubb, Copperhill, Tenn. Phone
655. 16-2tp
LOST: Bird Dog: White Setter with
brown spots- Return to Jim Crisp,
Murphy, N. C., Route 2- Will pay
reward. 16-2tp
PIANO FOR SALE: Good as new
Contact Miss Bessie Mallonee at
VE 7-3162. 1 7-ltp
FARM FOR SALE: 40 acres, 10 in
cultivation- 7 room modern house
with lights, water and bath- 2 room
store house, 3 chicken houses.
Double garage, Can house, Barn,
Crib, Well house and wood house
On bus line one-fourth mile from
Suit. Suitable for general farming
or chicken ranch. Priced to sell
Walter B- Martin Suit Bural Sta
tion Murphy, N. C. 16-3te
WELL DBILLING: Have your
wells drilled: modern machin
ery. Six and eight-inch domestic
and commercial wells. Macon
Pump and Well Co. Write F. B.
Bogers, Franklin, N. C. Call 375-J-l
24-tfc
WE BUY SCBAP IBON and Junk.
Also burnt and wrecked cars.
We sell all size concrete and cin
der blocks. Kaye's Auto Parts.
Murphy. Dial VE 7-2172. 22-tfc
CUSTOM UPHOLSTEBING? Auto
and Furniture. Brittaln's Uphol
stery Shop in Murphy Furniture
Salvage. 47-tfc
FOB YOUB BEST BUYS IN USED
furniture, see us- Also see our
stock of antiques- Murphy Furni
ture Salvage, Below Cherokee
Hotel.
MOVED
Hilton's Business
Equipment Co.
HAS MOVED TO THE
Building Formerly
Occupied By
MURPHY APPLIANCE
CENTEB
Across fro m the Post Office
VISIT HILTON'S FOB ALL
TOUR OFFICE NEEDS
TURKEY DINNER
With All The Trimming&
Yon will get baked turkey,
baked ham, all kiads of vegetables, all
klad* of salads . . ?
AD Yra Cm Eat Served Family Style
$1.50 per person
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY I
UK HENRY HOUSE
St. Dial VE 7-9744