ESJ Tk* uad entgaed, h?vmg quali
fied ?? Administrator of the es
tate ?< Effie Robert?. deceased,
1 )are of Cherokee < micty, this is to
~ notify all rer "ins having daima
****?? said rttate to present
~ them to tke undersigned on or be
? - fori the 15th day of January, IMOt
Z or " this notice will be pleaded in
? bar of their recovery. All per
r ?dflfc indebted to said estate will
~ please make immediate payment
to the undersigned
2 This the 10th day of January,
USS.
Cecil W Roberts
Administrator
25-?c Rt 1. Murphy, N. C.
NOTICE
JTORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
."_Jhe undersigned, bavins quali
-fted as Administrator of the es
tate of Charlie Cooper, deceased.
Tate of Cherokee County, this is to
?notify all persons having claims
lagatost said estate to present
-them to the undersigned on or
-before the 15th day of January,
.lap. or this notice will be plead
?erf- in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
TrtH please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
rUThis the 12th day of January
-1960.
~Z J. W. DAVIDSON
^3-6tc Administrator
:r notice of re-sale
?NORTH CAROLINA
] CHEROKEE COUNTY
| * "WHEREAS the undersigned, act
ing as Trustee in a certain Deed
fit Trust executed by Frank Guf
fey and wife. PrisciHa Guffey
an3 recorded in Book 203, Page
1M, in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Cherokee County, fore
closed and offered for sale the
laads hereinafter described; and
whereas within the time allowed
by- law an advanced bid was fil
ed' with the Clerk of the Superior
Cent and an Order issued direct
; fng- the Trustee to resell said
? tends upon an opening bid of Six
~ thousand Five Hundred Ten
? *6,510.00) Dollars.
? NOW, THEREFORE under
And by virtue of said Order of
21 the Clerk of the Superior Court of
? Cherokee County, and the power
~ of sale contained in said Deed of
? _ Trust, the undersigned Trustee
wiS offer lor sale upon said
? opening bid ot public auction to
? the highest bidder for cash at the
door of the county Court House in
? Murphy, North Carolina. at
Z Twelve noon, on the 28th day of
? January, 1959, the following de
? aeffbed property located in the
Z town of Murphy, Murphy Town
? ship, Cherokee County, North Car
? olina:
~ BEGINNING at a stake in the
margin of Tennessee Street, a
I" corner common to the lot willed
? to lEdyth Dobbs and Charles C.
I Dickey, and runs with the line
^ between said lots, South 53 30
Wcist 172 5 feet to a stake in the
line of the barn lot, a corner
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY
WED. - THl'R. . JAN. II . 2J
I VI eture Mature
Leo Genu
IN
gTANK FORCE"
L, IN COLOR
-FBI. - SAT. . JAN. 23 . 21
DOUBLE FEATURE
w Nontgo rrv
IN
"BADMAN'S
COUNTRY"
? also ?
E-"MAN AFRAID"
fa
.. LATE SHOW SAT. . 10:15
"COOL AND
i THE CR AZY"
U? MON. M-TCES. 27
: Cary Cooper
TV) Bole That Kit? Him
<&*? A Gun FiU A Holster!
? ?
OF
common to Edyth Dobbs and
Charles C Dickey ; then with the
Line ct the Urn tot. South 37 15
East 62 feet to a (take to the line
of the Mlofus Heir* lot and cor
ner of the barn tot and corner of
the Charles C Dickey lot; thence
with the Une between Charles C.
Dickey and the Mini us Heirs,
North S3. 30 East 172 2 feet to a
stake in the margin of Tennessee
Street, said stake driven flush
with the surface of the ground at
the edge of side walk; then with
Tennessee Street, North 36 15 West
61.3 feet to the Beginning.
Being the lauds descr bed in a
deed dated July 17. 195i, from
Carl Dobbs and wife, Edyth
Dobbs, to Frank Guffey and wife,
PrisciHa Guffey, which said deed
is recorded ? in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Cherokee
C< uniy. North Carolina in Book
.88, page 231. reference to which
is hereby made.
But this sale will be made sub
ject to all outstanding and unpaid
taxes and municipal assessments.
O- L- ANDERSON
This 12th day of January, 1959.
25 2tc Trustee
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
CHEROKEE COUNTY,
Plaintiff,
-vs
GERALDINE CALHOUN, and
husband, W. S. CALHOUN; JOHN
R. JONES, Trustee, for MARY
S. MUNGER, and HERMAN ED
WARDS, Trustee, for S. J. CAL
HOUN,
Defendants.
By virtue of authority vested in
me by a judgment of the Chero
kee County Superior Court dated
the 6th day of January, 1959, in
the above entitled action, I will,
I on Thursday, the 5th day of Feb
ruary, 1959. at 12:00 noon at the
Courthouse door in Murphy, Cher
okee County, North Carolina, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
land in Valleytown Township,
Cherokee County, North Carolina,
to- wit:
Being lots Nos. 23 and 24 in
Block 5, of a survey made by
Justice and Son, for H. and N.
in the New Addition for the Town
of Andrews, fronting on East
Main Street in E. Andrews
151 3/10 feet lot No. 23 being 50
feet wide and 191 Vi feetin length
on Western Margin, lot No. 24
being 202V 4 feet in length on West
ern Margin, 29'/4 feet on Northern
corner and 194 feet on Eastern
Margin, the lotter named lot is in
a irregular shape, both of said
lots occupying extreme Southeast
corner of Block No. 5, and arc
bound on South and East by road
at Junction of RobbinsviUe Road
as per plot of said survey.
This the 6th day of January,
1959.
F. O. CHRISTOPHER
24-4tc Commissioner
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as administratrix of the es
ate of Willard M. Axley, deceas
ed, late of Cherokee County, this
s to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to tne undersigned on
jr before the 15th day of January,
i960, or this notice will be pleaded
:n bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
o the undersigned at her home in
Murphy, North Carolina.
This the 9th day of January,
i:>59.
ANNA DELLE AXLEY
I '5-Gtc Administratrix
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administratrix of the es
tate of S. E. Leatherwood, de
based. late of Cherokee County,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
eat them to the undersigned on
>r before the 28th day of Feb
ruary, i960 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
.VI persons indebted to said es
please make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This the 8th day of January,
1959.
Mrs. Lillie Leatherwood,
Administratrix
25-6tc Rr- 1, Marble, N. C.
NOT RED SKINS
Although the aborigines of
America generally are referred
to as red Indians or members oi
the red race, the term li some
what erroneous. Skin of the typi
cal (Indian Is brown rather than
red j ami very few adults are o<
the (proverbial copper cote.
NATIVE WOMAN RECEIVES BIBLE FROM DEVOTED ABMY
MEMBER
Dedicated Army Distributes Bible
In Many Tongues In Many Lands
Peruvian Indians high in the
Andes, Ceylonese villagers, Jap
anese rice farmers, and transient
construction workers along the St.
Lawrence Seaway all are enjoy
ing a common bond
It is their participation in the j
15-year-old Worldwide Bible
Reading program, sponsored by
the American Bible Society and
similar groups in other coun
tries.
The program is aimed at hav
ing millions of persons read the
same Bible passages each day in
1 mass act of faith that makes a
single Christian community of a
a large part of the world.
The participation of widely
scattered and diverse people in
such a program is made possible
by a unique distribution system
employing a dedicated army of
5,000.
They are called colporteurs? a
French word identifying porters
who carry trays around their
necks ? and their job is to give
away and to sell the scriptures on
a door-to-door basis around the
world.
Some are paid by the Ameri
can Bible Society or one of its af
filiated organizations. Some work
part-time, but most perform their
tasks without pay as a labor of
devotion and conviction. They
carry out their mission in ancient
fetid cities and in remote, harsh
areas where poverty is so abso
lute as to be indescribable.
The colporteurs represent a rel
atively modern means of Bible
distribution even though the Bible
itself has been a guiding influence
over mankind's values and con
duct since Christianity began.
For it was largely during the
past century that the Bible was
translated into a sufficient num
ber of languages to make it com
prehensible and available to most
of the peoples on earth.
In the 1,900 years that the
Bible has existed as a book, some
part of it has been published in
1,127 languages and dialects. The
entire BiWe has been translated
into 214 languages. When print
ing was invented 500 years ago
the Bible existed in 33 tongues.
From that time until Bible so
cieties were organized early in
the 1800s, the scriptures were
translated and published in only
71 languages.
There remain more than 1,000
languages and dialects in which
no part of the Bible has been
published ? a task equal to the one
it has taken five centuries to ac
complish.
As the scriptures are published,
it is the colporteurs who put them
into the hands of the people. They
go about their work in the ' face
of severe hardships ? enmity from
hostile governments, persecution
from state-supported religious
authorities, harassment from peo
ple who recognize that the Bible
is an instrument oi liberation.
Hens will not drink all the wat
er they need if the water is ice
cold or if they are forced to peck
a hole through the ice in order to
get a drink.
Good management reduces farm
costs.
1N^
CLUB ACTIVITIES
By
L. B. MARSHALL, JR., Assistant County Farm Agent
MARY HENSLEY, Assistant Home Demonstration Agent
4-H Achievement Program
Panned
Plans have been made for the
first Annual Achievement Pro
gram for Cherokee County in
recent years to be held Thursday
evening 7:30, January 22, at the
Murphy Elementary auditorium.
This Achievement Program will
be ljeld for the purpose of rec
ognizing outstanding 4-H'ers in
their project work and activities.
Four-H'ers that have received
honors in 1958 will be recognized
publicly at the meeting and the
r
project winners will be announced
and awarded medals and certifi
cates of achievement.
Also to be recognized at the
program will be the "Friends of
4-H" such as sponsors and volun
teer leaders, some of which will
be awarded honors for outstand
ing service.
The program has been planned
cooperatively by the Extension
Agents in charge of 4-H activites
and the Cherokee County 4-H
Council, consisting of the officers
from all 24 clubs in the county.
NOTICE
An Authorized Zenith Hearing Aid
Representative ol
Pittman & Hurst, Inc.,
376 Peachtree St., N. E?
Atlanta 8, Ga .
Will Be At New Regal Hotel, Murphy,
Tues, Wed. Jan. 27, 28, 9 a. m. ? 7 p. m.
Our 1939 Models Will Be On Oisplay
Prices Range From 99500 to 9250
See The New Challenger Eye Glaaa Hearing Aid, Priced At 1150
I ? . .i ?
Come In For Free Demoratrmtloa
1
II Yoo Are Unable To Attend, Pleaae Call VI 7-SSl* For Repre
sentative T? Call At Tour Home.
" ' 'I .
KO OBLIGATION
I
DEADLINE FOR flilWM)
AM: Mm MmOji
Rate: tec far euk tuirtkm
a words or lew; three Han tar
HA Kara thaa H wards, twa
ceats per war*.
FOB KENT: One four room house
with bath. Wired (or stove, with
garden. One five room house, with
bath, wired for stove, with dosed
in garden. See Mrs- Tom Evans
Tel. VE 7 2257 HJb
WANTED: If you have a good
1955 or 1956 Ford tractor you
want to sell at a reasonable price,
with or without equipment con
tact, A- A- Williamson, Route 4,
Murphy (Oak Park) 25
FOR SALE Baled hay, and 100
bushels of white corn. See W- E.
Brendle, Brasstown .N. C. 25-6tp
CLUBS, CHURCH Organizations,
Volunteer Fire Departments. Are
you faced with the problem of
raising money? If so, WE CAN
Mp you. Write for free informa
tion. Guy Enterprizes, P. O. Bov
572, Hazelwood, N. C- 25-2tc
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT: Free
on request? our 55 pg. Planting
Gnide Catalog in color, offering
Virginia's Largest Assortment of
Fruit Trees, Nut Trees, Berry
Plants, Grape Vines, Landscape
Plant Materia^ Salespeople
wanted. Write Dept. N24, Waynes
boro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Va.
25-4tc
OPENING FOR THREE women
in Cherokee County. If you
want work but cannot give full
time there is a splendid income
opportunity for you with Avon
Cocmctics. Write Mrs. Dorothy
Bruton, 183 St. Dunstan's Road,
Asheville. N. C. 2 6-ltc
FOR RENT: three bedroom bouse
near Berkshire Plant. Bath, Hot
and Cold Water, Electricity, gar
den space. Will baby sit if par
ents are employed. Lawn service.
See or call Paul Anderson. 606
X-W. Route 1, Andrews. . 26-ltc
YOUR NEW YEAR will be hap
pier if you are adequately in
sured at today's values! Let us
help review your coverage. Glad
to be of yrvice ? now, and all
year long. Hyde Insurance VE
7-2438. 26-ltc
WANTED
If you have farms or mountain
land for sale, I have buyers that
will pay top price. List with me.
SEE
SEE
Dick Richards
Parker Building
Murphy, N. C.
Phone VE 7-2612
Bible Thoughts
SUNDAY
GREAT POWER FROM GOD:
Behold I give unto you power to
tread on serpents and scorpions,
and over all the power of the
enemy; and nothing shall by any
means hurt you. Luke 10: 19.
MONDAY
A SURE GUIDE: -Commit thy
ways unto the Lord: trust also in
Him : and He shall bring it to pass, i
IF ITS "CHEAT" insurance you
want, don't buy ANY! Then
you won't be lulled into false se
curity- Be sensible. Buy the BEST
?mot the cheapest. You'll save
money! Hyde Insurance VE 7
*438. 26-Itc
FOR SALE: One six room house.
? 30 Acres of land. House has
water and electricity. Near Lake.
Contact:? David Dockery, Route
3, Hurphy, N- C- 2 6-3tc
WE BUY SCRAP IRON aoJ junk
Also burnt and wrecked cars
We sell all size concrete and cm
der blocks. Kaye's Auto Parts
FOR SALE: One four room dwell -
ng with bath. Sec house and lot
at 106 Willow St. Contact Tom W
Taylor, 108 Willow St. 2S-3tp
WANTED: Raw furs and Ginseng
Contact J- P. Trull at Trull's
Store, Marble. 25-4tp
APT FOR RENT: Phone VE 7
2747 or see Merle Davis. 25-tfc
FOR SALE: White and Yellow
Corn ? Baled hay. See Byrd Hall
Route 1 Murphy. 25-3tp
SUDDERTH WELDING SHOP:
WE DO ALL TYPES of Weld
ing and Mechanical Work: Elec
trical and Acetylene. Also port
able welder for going out? Buster
Laney, Mechanic. Call VE 7-3312,
25-tfc
JOIN BLUE CROSS Now. Hospital
surgical an^ maternity care a
SPECIAL GROUP RATES through
FARMERS FEDERATION. See
Don Ramsey. Dial VE 7-2416 14-tfc
FLOOR BANDING. FINISHING
& PAINTING
? Free Estimate ?
J. W. DOCKERY
VE-7-2426
HAY FOR SALE 50c BALE
Sec HAROLD WITT <>r
FRANK B- MURPHY,
COKER CREEK, TENN.
Phone Tellico Plains, C L 32250
Photographs
Wedding, portrait and commercial
photography. Kodak flnUhing and
photostats. SMILEY '8 STUDIO,
Andrews, N. C
Expert Watch Repair
BY A GRADUATE WATCIl.
MAKER.
E. C. Moore Jewelers
Murphy, N. C. Dial VE 7-2188
Rest in the Lord and wait patient
ly for Him. Psalm 37: 5, 7.
TUESDAY
THE FIRST AND THE LAST:
I am the first, and I am the last
and beside me there is no God
- - - - Is there a God beside me?
Yea, there is no God: I know not
any. Isaiah 44: 6, 8.
WEDNESDAY
REAL PEACE? Wisdom's ways
are ways of pleasantness, and all
her paths are peace. Proverbs
3: 17.
WILL BE GLAD to haul your
soy bean* to (entral Soy Co- at
Chattanooga, lean. Go down
empty. Will haul very reason
ably. Write Am-i Mull, Hiawaa
see, Ga. 24-3tp
FOR SALE: Registered Land
Race Pigs. Cholera treated,
12 weeks old. Imported blood
line- Contact Lloyd Hughes, New
Port, Ga., on Morganton-Delongla
Highway. 24-4tc
BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Earn more
Sell Rawleigh Products ? eve
rybody knows and likes them.
Work part time 4o start, if you
ere dubious. Vacancy in Cherokee
County. Write Rawleigh's Dept.
NCA-TS0-S81B, Richmond, Va.
24-4 tp
MAN WANED: $100.00 weekly
earnings and higher posr'ble in
your cwn business. For man over
25 and under 60 of good' character
and credit reputation we provide
all needs except $40 00 yearly
Bonding Fee. Will need car or
light truck. Company Nationally
Advertised. Write today to the J.
R. Watkins Company. P. O. Box
No. 5071, Richmond, Virginia.
24-3tp
DO IT VOUKSM.F and save with
cur rental equipment. Floor Sand
er and edgcr, hand sander, floor
waxer, ski)> saw, electric drill, blow
torch, paint sprayer, step and ex
tension ladder, 2-wheel hand trucks,
4-wheel platform dolly, pipe dies
and wrenches. We cut and thread
pipe. Gibb's Hardware, your Econ
omy Auto Store. Dial VE 7-2122.
7-tfc
With Child
With s child in the fat.ilv. it's
difficult to move lo a ne* >.??*
Children require tender care and
handling . . . in tact, the same care
tve give your precious household
possessions. Call us today for a
Wife- Approved" North Ameri
can move. (Ybur agency name. ad?
dress and telephone number here
in same size type.)
Palmer Brother*
VE 7-3113 MURPHY, N. O.
DOES VOI R OLD CHAIN SAW
GIVE YOU TROUBLE?"
If so, Come in and lei us fix It
or trade for a ew Burns Saw.
Shop located beside the Police
Station in the Evans Building.
We are also dealers for
MERCURY outboard motors
Clarence Stiles, Manager
Cherokee Saw and
Marine Supply
THURSDAY
GOD S GOOD GIFTS ? The
Lord will give grace and glory:
no good thing will He uphold from
thorn that walk uprightly. Psalm
84: 11.
FRIDAY
T1IE OMNISCIENT GUIDE?
The steps of a good man are or
dered by the Lord. Psalm 37 : 23.
SATURDAY
NO MORE WAR: Nation shaU
not lift up sword against nation,
neither shall they learn any more.
Isaiah 2: 4.
LADIES! Just look tt these bar
gains Ladies silk dresses. $2 00
ea. Ladies skirts. 91-50 aa Ladies
sweaters, tl S5 ea. School girls
dreaes only 91. You have never
seea such bargains. Five day
money back guaraatee. Order
now. Any six*, nice for high school
girls. See Estella Abernathy,
Route No. 3, Murphy, N. C. 29-ltp
FOB RENT: Five room bouse and
bath. Cherokee Street. Phone VE
7-2813 - VE 7-2564 night- ' - 26-3tc
HLATfcK NErD REPAIRING?
Bring your heater ia (or a free
Inspection. - We - are- equipped to
cl?~n, reconditioned and repair
yrnr electric, gas and oQ heaters.
Guaranteed parts and labor: Gibba
Hardware, your EcSfiomy Auto
8tore. Dial VE 7-3122, . ^ 7-tfe
u . . .
KIDNEY DANCER SIGNALS
Getting up nighia, frequent or
scanty (low, burmlag, Kg pains or
backache may he nature's warning
of (uncttenal '-Idney disorders.
"Danger Ahead." Flush kidneys.
Help nature eliminate excess acid
aad other was tee. Get 4#c worth ol
Juniper oil and 7 after, drugs made
Into green tablets.. Aakaay drug,
gist (or BURETS. Your Mc back
in 4 days U not pleased. NOW at
WELL DRILLING: Have your
wells drilled: modern machin
ery. Sis and eight-inch domes 'ie
and commercial wells. Macon
Pump and Well Co. Write F. B.
Rogers, Franklin, N. C. Call 375-J 1
WE BUY black walnuts hulled
and dried. Any quantity. Contact
Don Ramsey at Fanners Federa
tion. 13-tfe
FOR SALE: 4'A acres land. Good
stand of timber and pulp wood.
Good two wheel trailer, good tireg
and bed. See W. T. Smith on Res
ervoir Road mornings. 24-3tp
LOSE WElGrfT safely with new
ly released Dex-A-Diet Tablets,
only P8c at your Drug Store. 24-tto
Gwptsnt&eed
To Kill
Rat* and
Mini
A* for h
(tod* Jo.'. , ;
Wond.,
tot and
at yo mr
grocery,
hordwor* or
ATHENS INSECTICIDE CO.
Athens, Tennessee
FOR SALE
Approximately 8 8# Bales o<
Hay, Orchard Grass and Clover.
VERY GOOD HAY
CONTACT
Charles Coleman
Murphy VE 7-J317
HAVE YOU BAKED A CAKE?
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