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Seen* By Betty Weaver Mayor L- L- Hason visited Mr*. Wells' third period civics class last Friday. He aiplalned various func tions of the local government. Among these were the budget, the town council, the various commit tees, the police department and the volunteer fire department, fhe class asked Mr. Mfcaon questions and discussed various issues con fronting the town at present- Pub lic spirited citizens and officials like Mr. Mason stimulate class room sessions and make our sub ject matter more real and practic al to us by discussing current issues with us. All the students ap preciate such visits KANUKSHETA A representative from the Hunt er Publishing Company was at Murphy High School Thursday. Members of the Jouralism Club chose a black cover with gold let ters for this year's annual. This past week annual deposits of one dollar were collected dur ing homeroom period- Reposits are also being taken this week. Pictures of the superlatives, class, clubs, sports, class officers, administration, custodians and miscellaneous shots have been on display on Miss Travis' bulletin board- Anyone who desires to buy one of these prints can do so SLEEPLESS NIGHTS It's a sleepless and fun-filled night. Indeed, when a group of Murphy girls get together for a pajama party. Nancy Lee Mills was hostess for such a party Fri day, November 19. The girls stay ed up all night dancing, snacking, listening to records, and just talk ing. The uex morning everyone stayed for breakfast The guests were: Linda English, Carolyn Bates, Carol Ann Hemp bill, Linda Houts, Charlene David son, Damona Haggard, Patt Mc Kinney. Peggie McKinney, Patsy Postell, Betty PoateU, Patricia Hackney, Ruth Bates, June King, Ann Gladson, Sue Miller, Ginger Deweese, Ida Brumby, Ann Park er, Judy Davis, Jane Cook, Bennle Jo Palmer and Gloria Bowman. ASSEMBLY During assembly last Thursday several of the girls from Mrs. Gault's home room starred in a "television program" over Station WESX. The skit was a take-off on a panel discussion about the ques tionaires sent home for our parents to fill out recently. Eight of the questions were discussed- Particu larly interesting were the ideas on the most needd improvments. Some were a band, a cafeteria, bleachers for the football field, and a dancing class and teacher Jane Cook was the narrator Panelists were Jane Van Horn, Bennie Jo Palmer, Edith Faye Wil cox, and Mary Kephart, who com isally had "no opinions". Patsy Kaylor did the commercials for the sponsors, "Doubless Bubbless Chewing Gum", and "Spring Back Shampoo". Wanda West and Mar garet Ritch say "In the Litte Red School House". In a more serious view, the actu al tabulation of the answers on the questionaires was told to the stu dent body. During the period, Mrs- Case told the student body some of Dr- G Ray Jordan's remarks about it. He said that the Murphy High School students were the most rev erent, most courteaus, most well behaved high schools student he had eved addressed- This is a com pliment we are all very proud of Tree Planting Plan For North Carolina Under tbe IMS Soil Bank Conser vation Reserve tree planting con tract program, North Carolina farmers who place eligible land in tree cover can earn one of two establishment payments, according to Dan Hatch o I AS C Hatch says that if active gully, wind or streambank erosion re quires special efforts to stablize land and insure planting success, the establishment cost-sharing rate may be $20 per acre. Special efforts may consist of planting trees to closer than average spac ing, planting windbreaks, mulch ing the area with litter, land grad ing, etc. In addition to the above estab lishment cost, you may sign either a five-year or ten-year contract on erosion control-type planting. Tbe full rental rate in either case is $10 per acre Hatch says that where special erosion control efforts are not needed, the establishment cost sharing rate will be $12 per acre. The rental period will be 10 years, and the full rental rate is $10 per acre per year. He adds that spacing recom mended for timber production plantings at the regular establish ment cost-sharing rate of $12 per acre will give you an average of 500 or more live trees per acre at the end of the first growing season. This is the minimum needed to qualify your planting as successful under North Carolina Soil Bank requirements for timber product ion planting. If erosion control planting is needed, spacings are designed to give a minimum of 600 living trees required at the end of the first growing season during an average year. Mr. and Mrs- Ben Warner Sr., returned last Friday from a seven weeks visit with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warner and two grandsons, A1 and Jimmy of Sapelo Island, Ga. Reiben Battle Wfauwr b Essay Contest ANDREWS ? Reuben Battle seventh- grade pupil at Andrews Elementary School, copped first prlxe in the eaaay contest sponsor ad by the Valley River Garden Club. His topic was "Why I Don't Want To Be A Litter bug"- Reuben is a son of Mr. and Mrs- E. G Battle of Andrews The award was based on neat ness, content and ability of pupil to express him or herself. Thirty-five pupils entered. Young Battle's essay follows: "Why I Don't Want To Be A Littering" "I don't want to be a litterbug because I want the community in which I live to be beautiful, some thing of which I can be proud. "I would not want someone from another community to litter my community so therefore, I try not to scatter litter in other communi ties. "Litter in our forests and along our streams mar their beauty. So we should always burn or carry | our litter to a litter deposit, in order that we may be proud for tor others to see the beauty of j our country. "I would think I was a poor citi zen if I did not love my country, my community, and my home enough to want it to look its very best so that I myself, and others may enjoy it to its fullest. "Litter is not only unsightly but can cause very unpleasant odors and make a breeding place for flies and therefore helps to spread diseases. "Also litter can be a fire hazard especially where it is strewn around buildings. "Of course, I do not want to be a litterbug inside buildings such | as my home and school. Not only is it unsightly, but it can be dan gerous- A person could trip over litter in the home or school and sustain an injury. 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Not only does the 1958 Big M give you more than any car in its own field? you can actually own a 1968 Big M for less than many models in the so called "low-priced" field! Come in and see for yourself? right now! THE BIG M 1 MEANS THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY Dent Hlsa The Big Television Hit, "The Ed SuIUvm Show" Sunday Evening, 8*0 to IM Channel 5, WAOA-TV, AtUnU, Ga. EVANS AUTJO VALLEY RTVER AVEVUE m*?cK?? ma ?? us to do this, then I think I could do u much for Him by at least keeping the country He gave me clean of litter. "So we should strive at all times not to be a litterbug". LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF CHEROKEE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by William A. Cathey and wife. Ruth Olive Cath ey,. dated the 12th day of June, 1963, and recorded in Book 194, Page 4, in the Office of the Regis ter of Deeds of Buncombe County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and said deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclo sure, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Cherokee, North Carolina, at noon, on the 17th day of December, 1957, the property conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and being in the Coun ty of Cherokee and Sate of North Carolina: Being Lot No. 6, in Block "Q" as per map and plan of the Town of Andrews, made by E- W. Smith, C. E. and dated September 30, 1890. Said Lot being located on the corner of Chestnut and Fifth Street, and is SO by 140 feet in size. This being the same property conveyed by two certain deeds to William T. Fisher and recorded in Book No. 77, pages 398 and 399, Register of Deeds Office for Cher okee County Also being the tame property conveyed by deed dated the ltth day of April, A. D , 1946, to Wil liam A. Cathey and wife, Ruth Olive Cathey, from Minnie M. Fisher, widow of W. T. Fisher, de ceased .and Mary Willie Fisher Christy and husband. J. H. Christy of Cherokee County, North Caro lina, and Sallie Kate Fisher Mc Brayer and husband, Matt Mc Brayer ,to which reference is here by made for the purpose of iden tification. Said sale to be made subject to all outstanding and unpaid taxes. This the 21 day of November, 1957. Grover C. Mooneyham, 17-4tc Trustee, NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY JOHN Q. ADAMS, and wife, MAGGIE J. ADAMS, Petitioners, -vs VINA MYERS ROGERS and hus band, JAMES ROGERS, ROBER TA MYERS ELLIOTT and hus band. HOWARD ELLIOTT, LOLA MYERS DAVISON and husband. REX DAVISON ZELMA MY ERS WEBB and husband, MASON WEBB. W. D. MYERS and wife, MARY MYERS. J. B. MYERS and wife, EUNICE MYERS, LORENE MYERS GEORGE and husband, ROY GEORGE, C. F. MYERS, Unmarried, CLARENCE MYERS. HUBERT MYERS, CARL MYERS, and LOUELLA MYERS Respondents. To W. D. Myers and wife, Mary Myers, Rex Davison and wife, Lola Myeri Davison, Hubert Myers, C. P. Myers, Zelma Myers Webb sod 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 de terming 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. 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