Six New Films
Available From
Murphy Library
Six new sound films are avail
able from Nantataala Regional
Library in Murpby for the month
of June. Persons who want to re
serve these films may do so by
calling VE 7-2417.
Heredity and Family Environ
ment? 8 minutes, sound, bfack
and white- This dramatized study
of a high school student demon
strates the fact that individuals
are joint products of heredity and
environment. The film points out
that each person has a hand in
developing his own nature
Historic Mansions of Upland
Virginia ? 23 minutes, sound- color.
In the middle and late 18th cen
tury and early 19th century, many
Virginia families left their river
plantations and built estates on
higher ground in the Blue Ridge
and the Shenandoah Valley
Magnificent Canada Goose ? 11
minutes, sound color. The Canada
Goose is shown from its migration
North through the breeding season
to the gathering of the flocks for
the migration south. The film
shows four major flyways, the
breeding grounds, wildlife refuges,
and the work of the Wildlife Ser
vice and State Conservation De
partments.
Mark Twain: Background for
his works: 13 Va minutes, sound,
color. Using authentic back
grounds, quotations, and re
enactments, this biography contri
butes to the study of the works of
Mark Twain. The variety and col
or of Twain's boyhood on the Miss
issippi are shown to be a source
of his major writings; his other
works, as well, are seen to re
flect the rich and zestful life of
this journalist, yarnspinner, and
humorist.
Report from Africa, Part 1?60
minutes, sound, black and white.
A socio-political exploration under
taken by Edward R. Murrow for
the "See It Now" TV program.
The revolt against colonialsim
Cherokee County Farm
& Home News
MISS THELMA WHEELER
Home Agent
"JUNE IS DAISY MONTH!" ,
One month out of the year we
emphasize the food that holds first
place in every well-balanced diet
list twelve months of the year.
During June all Home Demon
stration Clubs will observe the
Dairy Foods Demonstrations given
by 4-H girls. It is tradltonal
througout North Carolna, and per
haps all other states, for the 4
H'ers to have this opportunity;
and who could be better equipped
than these 4-H'ers who "practice
what they preach" by consuming
quantities of milk?
These demonstations bear out
the slogan "We never outgrow
our need for milk."
The young ladies giving these
demonstrations are Joan Lee Crisp
of Peachtree and Linda Henson
and Dborah Anderson of Martin's
Creek. Their enthusiasm, anima
tion and glow of health is proof
that that they know whereof they
speak
These youngsters are grateful for
an opportunity to appear before
adult audiences for their demon
strations. They plan to enter dis
trict competition as soon as they
are old enough.
To Attend Music Worshop
The Cherokee County Council of
binds together the countries of
Liberia, Gold Coast, Kenya, Bel.
gain Congo, Union of South Africa
and Rhodesia, each of which is
striving to be politically, econom
ically and cuturally free of colon
ial domination. Material is pre
sented with air of objectivity and
impartial curiosity.
V-J Day ? 27 minutes, sound,
black and white- August 14, 1945:
Americans everywhere rejoice as
war in the Pacific ends.
i
story
It seems this girl was so cr-r-azy about the service
she got from her Phillips 66 Dealer that she'd buy
only one gallon of Flite-Fuel at a time : : : just so
she'd have an excuse to come back oftener.
It was rather trying for this Phillips 66 Dealer;
considering all the free services he provides for
every customer on every visit. Brushing out inside
the car, for example. Geaning the windows all
around. Checking the tires, battery, and radiator:
It turned out just about as you'd expect. Such an
obliging fellow, she decided, would be a handy man
around the house. So she hooked him:
Trouble is that Phillips 66 Dealers are so dedi
cated to their jobs that household chores get short
shrift: No moral here for wives:
Obvious moral for motorists:
Allison-Duncan Oil Co.
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^ Waynesville and Murphy, N. C.
Home Demonstration Clubs are
sponsoring two 4-H club members
to the State Music workshop which
will be held at Brevard College
June 22-27.
The young ladies who will repre
sent the county '4-H clubs are
Phyllis Gillenwater of Martin's
Creek and Sue Wallace of Culber
son.
The workshop has an excellent
faculty and D. Anold E. Hoffman,
Director of Music in North Caro
lina Schools has contributed much
toward this event- All groups both i
civic and religious, are urged to !
send delegates.
Miss Thelma Wheeler, Home
Demonstration Agent, will ac
company the girls to Brevard on
Sunday, June 22.
Instructtions For "Freezing
Vegetables'*
A folder on Freezing Instructions
for Vegetables has been received
in the Home Agent's office.
This information prepared by
Miss Nita Orr, extension special
ist in Food Conservation and
Marketing, State College, provides
us with the latest research avail
able on this subject.
With many more families ac
quiring freezers each year it is
important that they have the re
commended methods for high
quality products.
Not all varieties of vegetables
lend themselves to freezing- Some
varieties are better for canning,
some for freezing while some
may be either canned or frozen.
Few homemakers can afford to
experiment so if you want to take
advantage of research this infor
mation is available.
For a high quality product check
these points: A variety that freez
es well, just right to eat fresh,
worked fast ( from the garden to
the freezer), scalded (blanched)
right, chilled quickly and thor
oughly
Set containers intended for freez
ing (not milk cartons or other im
provised containers), into freezer
soon after packaging, frozen below
0"F, stored at 0?F or cooler until
used, put to cook while frozen,
cooked ? 'til just tender.
Result: The best vegetables in
the whole, wide world!
MUSTARD SEEDS
By REV. JAMES J. WILMES
"The smallest ot all the seeds;
but when it grows up, it is larger
than any herb" ? Mt. 13: 31
UNSEEING EYES
A blind man slowly turned the
corner of a New York street, feel
ing his way with his white cane
A young man coming fromtthe op
posite direction, dashed around
the corner and collided with him.
Both landed squarely on the pave
ment- Why don't you look where
you're going?" barked the hurried
young man. "Why don't you go
where you're looking?" gently re
plied the blind man.
Many times we fail to use the
eyes God gave us, but more of
ten we fail to use the spiritual vis
ion He has given us. Our five sens
es can be blinded by the distrac
tions of the world around us and
we forget that Jesus said,, "With
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Betty Weaver,
Christine Gladson
Get Scholarships
Miss Betty Weaver and Miss
Christine Gladson have been a
warded the Commonwealth Schol
arship given annually to the vale
dictorian and salutatorian at Mur
phy High.
This scholarship of $100 is pay
ed to the schools the recipients
choose to attend.
Miss Weaver, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Robert Weaver, has been
accepted at Duke University where
she will major in science.
Miss Gladson, daughter of Mr.
out me you can do nothing!" (Jo.
IS, 5). If this be true, we should
go to God as to a parent? with our
joys, our successes and thanks as
well as with our sorrows, troubles
and desires.
Instead many of us only think
of God? as our doctor- -when
something goes wrong. We are like
the little boy whose grandfather
asked if he said his prayers every
night. "Oh, yes!" replied the boy.
"And every morning?" asked his
grandfather. "Why should I,"
asked the child. "I'm not scared
in the daytime."
So many of us only go to God
when we are after something; yet
we call Him, "Our Father," when
we pray. But our parents like to
be told often how good they are
and how much we appreciate
them- They want to be thanked.
They look for an apology if we
fail them. But they hate to be
sought after only to be "sponged"
upon. Our heavenly father is no
different. And if we tell Him he is
as gentle as our lamb, as powerful
as the mountain; as welcome as
the sun and as refreshing as the
rain; if we adore Him so and
thank Him often as well as apolo
gize nightly for our failings, then
we shall seldom have to beg fav
ors for a loved parent is a loving
parent and never outdone in gen
erosity.
RESOLUTION; Talk to God daily
in our own words, using the key
word ACTS as a guide for three
minutes of each type of prayer
pleasing to our Father: 3 minute
ACT of A-doration; C-ontrition; T
hanksgiving; Supplication (Peti
tion).
PRAYER: "Lord teach us how
to pray." (Lk. 11, 1)) )
"See ye first the kingdom of
God and His justice and all these
things shall be added unto you."
(Mt- 6, 33; Lk. 12, 31)
and Mrs. J. E Gladson of Culber
son, plans to attend the Atlanta
Division of the University of Geor
gia where she will major in busi
ness.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Cherokee County Board of
Education Courthouse, Murphy,
North Carolina up to ten o'clock
A- M., Friday, June 27, 1958, for
furnishing the labor and mater
ials for the construction of the
Wolf Creek school building consist
ing of two classrooms and kitchen
and cafeteria. Drawings and spesi
fications are available at the Of
fice of the County Superintendent
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
In case of the awarding of the
contract, the contractor will be re
quired to furnish performance
bond in the amount of 100% of
his bid.
Cherokee County Board of
Education
Lloyd H. llendrix, Secretry 46-2tc
of Schools, Murphy N. C.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be receiv
ed by the Graham County Board
of Commissioners in the Commis
sioners Room, County Court House,
Robbinsville, N. C. at 2:00 P- M.
July 10, 1958 and immediately
thereafter publicly opened and j
read for the furnishing of the la- !
bor, materials and equipment en
tering into the construction of the I
Graham County Health Center to
be constructed at Robbinsville,
N. C- Bids received after the hour
named will not be considered.
Separate bids will be received
on the General Contract, Plumb
ing Contract and Electrical Con
tract- Electric Heating will be in
cluded in the Electrical Contract.
Plans and specifications will be
placed on file at the A. G. C., F.
W. Dodge, or the builders ex
changes in Charlotte, N. C-, Col
umbia, S. C., Greenville, S- C-,
Atlanta, Ga., and Greensboro, N.
C-, or may be obtained from the
office of Gilmer Harrill Architect
Engineer, 262 Hcndersonville Rd.,
Asheville, North Carolina upon
deposit of $40. 00 as security. All
plans deposits will be refunded in
full to all Prime Contractors, all
sub-contractors, and all material
suppliers provided bona fide bids
are submitted for any part of the
work. Plans deposit will be re
turned provided plans are returned
to the Architect in good condition
within ten days after bids are re
ceived.
No proposals will be considered ,
from contractors who do not hold
proper state licenses governing
their respective trades. All pro
posals shall be accompanied by
a deposit of cash, a certified check
on a bank or trust company insur
ed by the F. D. I. C-. or an accept
able bid bond executed by a cor
porate surety licensed under the
laws of the state of North Caro
lina, in the amount of five (5%)
percent of the bid. The cash, check
or bid bond shall be submitted con
ditioned upon the furnishing of
proper performance bond for the
work and the execution of the con
tract by the successful bidder
within ten (10) days after the
award of the contract. In the
event the successful bidder can
not furnish proper performance
bond or does not execute the con
tract within the specified time the
considered forfeited to the owner
bid deposit or bid bond will be
as a measure of damages. In the
event that the surety doe* not for
with make payment where bid
bonds are used the surety will, in
accordance with statute require
ments, be obligated to pay the
owner an amount equal to double
the amount of the surety bond.
Payment bond will be required
in the amount of fifty percent
(50%) of the contract price.
Performance bond will be re
quired for 100% of the contract
amount. Bids may be withdrawn
up to the scheduled closing time.
The owner reserves the rigbt to
reject any or all bids and to waive
informalities.
Mr. F. Jenkins, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Graham County, N. C. 45-4tc
Chivous Gilmer Harrill
Architect-Engineer
262 Hendersonville Road
Asheville, N. C.
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