The Cherokee Scout
Dedicated To Promoting Cherokee County
VOLIML H \l MBIH ^ M I K I >U .t( I It . \U' || IN \ I HI HM>A I Jl Sh a l?l Ml.ll I i'41. t > I tll.s ? t t K T t H 1 I Ml M > "W , l\ I
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RAMBLER
Ked Mltuvtfi gi"*u.g d
beard Kir i tit- Wagon I: a. u ( ele
bratiui) a:ul ; ???: '- ifd and
dJOutiiJ his . : j . j i i/jt rtii.sKfib die
&T6.r RevetilK I? wa> shav.Ug and
his Oaugnier v\d? r.uzi
When Reel LuiMu-d *a-.'u:ig !).t>
faoe bis <la ug.'i .?*: said I'iukly,
you ve missed sotue lathee S.'ie
thought I he gfa> s/i ? .a ? ' I vs.isf. ? ? I f
of Ked wijiskt-ri, ahd i/i"ot>abi> lie*,
wishes tlje> trvuaJd
Beards being giown for the
Wagon Train have produi ed home
strange tales and while ?c tan
not vouch for the truthfulness ot
this one. we thought we w<?uld
pass it along Someone in Murphv
notieed a man driving a irutk
down the street, iht tale goes,
and saw thai he was wearing a
bonnet. When the trut k reacts d
a red light, aow.eone asked the
driver why the bonnet "Well
the driver said I heard that
you couldn t c<?me to town with
out a bonnet or a heard and I
thought the bonnet would he
easkr to get off when 1 g<u
home
Mr and Mr> I >? *ji Hair.si y
bome friends though! the> wouid
ride over the mute Uie
Train would f> ilow las'. week-end
and they al] piled into Don's ear
and off they went All went well
unul they came to a had plate
in the road and the ear >: ailed.
While trying to get the ear start
ed. Mr Ramsey managed ?o break
the rear axJe. While the Ramsey's
and their guest were thinking about
the long walk baek to town, a man
came by and gave them a lift in
a pickup truck. 1 turned nut to
be a pleasant experience after all
with nine persons coming hack :o
Murphy in the small pickup truck
Perhaps someone should consider
running bus service out that way.
Protestant Gets
New
X-Ray Equipment
Murphy Protestant Hospital ha>
announced the opening of a modern
laboratory, featuring modern el
ectrira! equipment to perform test.
A new 500 M A X-Ray unit
has been installed The X-Ray De
partment will remain open 24
hours a day.
The new departments w-ll he
under the charge of Mr S. K
Soeshee
A list of the new mtvut offored
is being mailed to members of
this area according in a hospital
spokesman
ISM SI I VI
liugn h a 15*59 jsr^duait
<4 ( triii son ( oiU'K*' bas been
named .Assistant Agriculture Agent
for < herofcec C ounl> His appoint
menl became effective June 1*>
Ht lorr * nlerinx i'leinsnn. hr spent
four vears in tht I S. Air Force
Presbyterians
Plan Mid-Year
Communion
Mil' > f .1! I Tllirun I' 'II W . ! !* "'I
?arvrd ;j- ili? riiMi i ;:ii: wnr*dn;; In ur
,i ! Miu ph> I V - "ytrr .in
t'lUR'l f he Tiled I ! .1! |"ll IhcHH1 >
J. r? .1 lit 1 r.jr V.r e A .
ii.1
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L '<i I '
:i'cn - r * *<1 1 1 : t hi
jp'LTiim re.tili
<;??d ili- iu?f.r? and
Hi! i
t er*;n< -a'es wJI he awarded ^ n<1
haiidrrat' exhibited The servict
w?l eonc 1 1 >* ! ( h\ 7 In inii^ u'lMfU'
worshipper* ample vmr to join
;n the. union service "1 Methodi*-'
and Presytenans at the hirst Mr
hodiQt chnrrh
Ai this union service ihc joint
choirs wtlj ^ nit.' . and Robert A
Potter. Presbvtenan theme is :o
jireach upon the theme. A Search.
A Smii^ie A Surrender
H\ISIflS COl RSE
Dr William K (?r:sse!f Oprome
ir r.js recentk returned :<? hi>
i >f f . c t% trorn Coluinhus. ohi"
I>r (iosselt ha ** been taking s-:rrie
pust-tiradua'c <tud\ in advar.:ed
c * letise- i: < >h i '? S'aU In.
Square Dance
Team Wins
Florida Trip
The Carolina Sweetheart- Mur
phy Square Dancc Team, ha- w on
a trip :?> M Petersburg. Fl.i where
they ?.?. 11 rlar?ep for the national
CrMo-i ,,i .'-mention in Septem
ber
Th? _ i ? ? i 1 1 a.jv 4iske<i i" maKc "he
Ir p at'er they appeared on a moun
tain talen! -fiiw . i r h rank I in on
June If1
All ex per: >:i tl:* trip will he
paid
Compliments of
Quinn Hatchery
Murphy, N. C.
?Photo by Crisp Studio
HAPPY FOURTH
MISS JANICE < Risr. daughter of Mr *nd
Mr* 4 P Cr1?p. Murphy.
m i .1 ? ?i
New Pr*t Office Building For Murphy
Planned Beside Present Building
William A Savage, Former Merchanl
In Murphy, Dies In Atlanta Hospital
W:..jii. A;ulrivr: >.i .
!"i met i - 1 > 1 1' r 1 1 't M j. ,
a! j a n a MmiJav 1 1 ? a.
(id flo>Ji.ld! 1 < i| J< .? A I I .1
llt'bN
Mr
h \ j i:?1 i f.(, ?? * .i < ,>
v\- .? < 1 i r. \'t .
in. Wi] ' MutjiK Al. v "t.\ .
f ? ?: .1 irw Vt-ar> ];: ! * * J ! ' ? -
jHin fiiivd the Re^'.t M; < l
M u i " | > J i > Hiiil ? per ,ti t'l.j ? ?? -i ,,h- H ?
M r S.u uiir .1 - II f II ; r : i
1 .:'*?! M- r in ..! -? : ?, ,r M .? ; ?
\inlri*Ms Sliidciil
(?radualos Willi
llitih Honors
^MiRKtts Mrv H.nh'i' i ..n <?>
1 arnenter i ?t Naniahala u.radu if* d
( urn Laudc fnun Mered::h iV
in Raleigh recently. She is a ur.id
uaic the Andrew- Mich Sefi""
She received ,i bachelor i-l . i : r s
dearer majoring in matlienj.it u-*
Mi v i'arpe:r<-r ': <? daiiii.'ifer
Mi .lie I M:> H ekird i mii., a . i ^
<) -fjflenr icadi i or: \ iMH.pii
newspaper lur M-nMr mmv .s:;d
nidjia^iiiL ed:tnr fr.r tw '-.i r -
Hohart Mcheever
Addresses
Bar Association
Hohart MiKerv^r rnir H
:ne principal speaKPi> a: 'lie m? ? t
jng of the N'Tlh ( amlm-i Bar
Association at Blo\sinu Rock "ii
June 17-20
lie gave the address weiinn-e
at the riponmt: session on Wednfv
day cveninc. -Tune 1 Tl h
Hever.v i M -i.i r r f >r i i-r ?'>??*" >
iv mit^uiiit: president "t : in* \
. ia;inn R<i\mond Hutv 1 V'v
!Vrr\ Mason. " ^av- m addiw
" Lawyers in t'H Pio' ? \ v
'he final banquet <m >,j!i;rda\ inch'
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Library Receives
New Films For
Local Viewing
rtMPiviri m-'A nlin*- whu-h
<lt'r a\ f,>; h<
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Savings Bond
Sales Told
For County
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BTU Delegation
Leaves For
Fruitland Meet
ANDREWS - Ninrlrrn mrmhrr?
and cmin^rl- -r - .if 'he Rapfisl Train
ing rnrn r'ir First :^r
< 'hin t h Irt'r M- rr l.n i nn rv for
Kruirl iiuJ 'a hen I'irv w I". ,?t!rnfl
Stall Tiamrii: I nr. n -a-ssion.-* dur
ing *hi> v* f ck
Thr follow . -i l; p.r".< ipafr ri
rlir S'.Vr Mrm..r> k Truirna
men* ha\ u mh n fhr rl'-rricl
f i>ii'?nI M i \n r r r i-M- ha\
IrminL' \ ? n? \ H.tr - .nut Lrul i
K a> Krrrr
Arr^mpanv i iii.; thr ^"Miip f I ? i t
land Monday morning urrr Mrs
(irari.v (iarrH* Mrs Floy! Gibson
Mrs .lamrs 11 arris and thr Hrv
T ( Christmas Mrs Harris and
| Miss Gladys Pullium. leaders will
rerrwaio with the group duirng the
> WMi.
I U II ION HI HI I
S< HOOf IIOI bS
< own \( # vi
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* Hi nh
? . -j ti ]ii:c:tiRMidte
Still Destroyed
In Grape
Creek Section
' i. - k. -n i I'M ha- hern <ie>:reyet
A ; : ; ? : < x:-n Vr,\ 1 .=*> 'l-nis
v. a- MtV. : n\rd nt tht >an
i rm
? . : i r< n < ? < |:ir?\ v. a- arreted
? :r ' i f :> ? ?Aifh 'he -i ll
H' -iUr- Mr ?Xnrtrrson. l har)'
v\hi:e Unman H-'birison and Ho
rn liailness ? < h >K part in the rai
< i? il S<t\ ic<
\ lllllllillCC
Job Examination
i I 'nrii I s (iv ? I Srrvj.
? i _ : !!.i I : r I ; i rrreni!\ announci
t >.,n:;;ti<i' mii> for urnrral ^upp
?ttnr: ,r :<> $7"3n .ind me
? ' i ' !ii v$2;Vi .1 yen
\;?p!i< )?:???? ! ?r mi'^sTncr- w
! i i < i ? ? p ? r . . 'im w.v:\ 'Hi
? Tii'.irt if ion n !;r- rx.im.r
- -i ? r : ? ri hv lav- to \(
^ i ? i 'i n l < 'i.j1- n-rii made r> 'I
? - .M rr th rh r^r cxar
? i ii r - Appi:rari'.?n- fur cenrr
- j I ? i v ? ??M'a-rr jtiusI hr rrreivrrl
i 1 ? i i.i : ki J h\ .June 21*. I'jSO at
.jppbr-ii fnr me^senecr vmI] !
.?? ^ i p'rrl unK July 20. 1951*
Pi isnns interc-ted in 'hr.se po?
: ti- ma\ uet applieat .on forn
ir information to a here
i ? ? n : - are available ai any pc
? 1 1 : i ? s i \:ci*' the At tan! a <?a . p?
-\:r Fifth 1 S y .y
-r i i . r Keuinnal ofiiee. Penrhlrr
F ^ - k " ii i I ? r* i_i 27 a Pra< hi ree S
\ f V lira. ( ia
Two Year Old
Falls From
Hospital Window
A r va i ? > t- d r old <hwd fell fr>?n
a mh und .-lory va mkIow jt Privi
fk'in t Hospital Monday t-ai d^j
,, ot without injuries
1 H-'^pr.di ot'fu idh said James I)
Harris. tw(' vear>-o.d !v!J Irom ! :i<
' window whilt- with h; > ;>33't*nt > wti
rtiif v.-.li:)>; j pat.ec.1
>. Kay* snovstd hpMvirf. M'lK al
- d . i : [ha: Ifu : hild cj nit .11
jurt d .1. 'h<- fall
1 hr vuuth apparently f ?* ! I fr<?n
,i vs.iidt'A w inn .'it* ualatvhed
-crt-en. oifieials said
Methodist Tell
May
Honor Roll
(lf Thr' following hd> been name
M. to the Firs; Metivdist < hurch H? ? m 1
r<-A fur M:*\
They are
1:5 Kiiidrr*:.ii'if'n Sharon Lo< kahy
'V d Vr U
rnmary I Lonnit Bntta;n. Dm
^ me Wilkins and Mrs Hush Bn
a. 1 tam
Primary II Tummy S;/e
Primary III M;s> Meroney
.Nursery Di a ana Palmer
l.i'fkahy .ind Teresa Palmer
Junior II Tommy Oark. Frar
[ >ic key . Freddie Loekany and Bet>
Soil!
r,^ J miliar V .lane Briftain. .la
jv Davidson
s" Junior \ I Jrniy Brriam. \n
Lorkany. Treary Nugent. Jar
Whriey and Wayne W;?t><-n
'-N Intermediate** Dean Ander.-oi
,u lv-n Carter. Bii. (iiillertKe. Mar
Linda Hyatt. Mike Sneeci, Barba:
Wfir:hen Terry Dirkey and J^h
r Sn->u
n Sen.-T* Linda Houtt*. Louis Mai
'in. Kay Davidson Lynn Whitle;
1 r Brenda Q'jinn. Ph;l Maltox an
i d
' Bobby Weaver
ar Young Adult Class Mrs Hon!
Lucius Loikaby and Helen Loci
.u dby
ns ll>a:t Bible Uass Mrs U }
lh Kllioit and Mrs Afhburj
'St
St Men's Bible ( lass .lerrv l>avi<
? il *on. Neal Davidson. John W I >a\
r ,.:lson. K < Moore. Hnuard Mann
i I'.iu. Hyatt. )lui;!i Houard an
(ios.'o Wtlkins
lance
i
I'i.- \N lr,or Mjrr ^ vini: Murphy a fine chance to .gel
' r' ' n:ap ;n a hi^ wa> Ail these folks thai will turn up here for
??? ? <"io!>ration ci:n f likely to forget n and what's more, if and
J '.v .H 11 r h ; s highway ^orv 'hrough. it > goinfr: to bring a whole hunch
|? rouii.sj through here tha: been going South by other routes
I ha- li.i,hud> 'A iJi mean a whole U)t U) Murphy over die next
> *. a j ?>
group 'ha( it s going to mean ihe most to is the mer
| oants
N-m. rhc> arr g"tnp; fn make >nme money during the Wagon
4 Irain Weekend. like *ime done already selling cowboy hats and
lik? hut thais not what I mean. 1 mean they are going to make it
'mm rvw on
M;err will he more and more tourist each year and as soon
a> w t ^et enough tourist . there will be people coming to this beauti.
lui sect ion ot the country to retire And the more people who come
here to live and visit, the more it's going to help the merchant
It aint often that a place like Murphy gels the chance to show
No Date Set For Construction To Start
On New, Modern Post Office
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Murphy Mercury
Jumps As
Summer Begins
M j i : j > * i \ ? 1 1 < ? r i ? i . . v r .i :i fin _ . : ' i < .
i ai .iiv: '!. rMj'tti iivnir vjrii'ru i
11 i hea: :i- r.jj jaw w<i\ 1 ? ? Mini
ll nit; Livi >a*ii:<ia> ami >jmia>
' \ A ! I "f 47 fU-i.TW
? q j.tr -r.ii-; ?? iale Ji.T.r -a .i
< i r : ? r ?: I ? ? . i r r lie- T\ \ ?? i a her ? ? :)
^ !rr ><<t ;j i'!<n : 1 1 ? ? r n i m?'
\V : r ? i r lev, < ; ; ih ;i< ? i?r ^
h> 4 ;> rn Sjn<la\ ti dim n"-r.\ n
.'fIX-ril.V! ! ? ei'Mll'l I .HM lill
I1K1? j\ I : "!.? I : :ia\ "f -Ulimn I
?\.i- r< ,u .i^.nr: M ? <n rl .*> jroi
n;ici! Ai i'.i I (.4 -Cii> - iiaditi^ ua>
ncji ' i
l ? mi* . i; jiil .,i: k ? ! ,i ii h,i- nianr
inr ii i!i? i r i . i ,.nrj
A.i^ jhr miiiMi.-n <>i .t l.ve>a<re
v.(HM|irti..i i,;t .it; fVi >inrti"'f; < ink
t . 1 1 I \ i -I l :n v. i i h l>ama;:e 'A a*
i
i : 1 1 1 1 f ( ?* 1 , ds I v ti>rt'sirv depart
u
t inri;i u^rkeis '*:?>: The fire untie r
eootrol Monday aiternoon.
"I nlo lhcs?' Hills"
,t. l isiod In
World Catalog
"I nr.- I hr-r Hiit.V perform*'*! at
'?v ( hfrnri- - I.slcri in the summer
1 edtum ?'t 1 ho President's Music
in Committer nf ;ne People to People
Pribram ealaki: Carol White i
general :.i major ? f the Cherokee
'' U ; > t ? i r ' . \wi :<i ! ?n here. an
'< n^uneed reeen'K
T mi i . i r <j I .j disir'huted through
i i:ut i 'if* '"M ro infirm pe^plr of
> other na*i'">n> "f outMandinc mu^r
a al pr crair.> :n t.'iis country. Whre
it- j sad
The Amer:-: an Symphony Orrhes. '
tra Leatite :s the administrative
aji nrv : ? -r r he catalog.
for "I nto The>e Hi h.
1 | wh.rh is presented nipKliy except
Mondays from June 23 to Srptem.
s ber * at Mountainside Theatrr. ua>
* writ:cn by Jack Frederick kilpai
nck a Cherokee Indian
. I This is the tenth season of the
ou'. -rl"X>r drama.
SE Conference
r Set
| For Durham
|| Th,r Southeastern Rogjonal ('on.
f/i f< rcncr on Aging will t>c hold in
m I Durham. N C on Oc tober f> _ 7,
IS"?0. arcnrdmg In an announcement
??
by f>i Kllrn Wir.sJm. Chairman of
y I he N (' <.mrrn"r'- Coordinating
^ (VnimjKiH' <>n Acnt; which is spoo
ls v-rin^ rhis meeting.
Natonaf leader* in Ihr field of at
g mg and active personnel in this
5 field from ths Slate will appear on
I the three-day program
Is The North Carolina Committee is
? i cooperating with (he National Social
? Welfare Assembly's rommttee on
gl the aging in working outp ans for
I|| the regional meeting
B The program will include out_
I standing speakers for the general
Kg j^quinn s a] sjsn^iv^ds pup suoiss^s
I of concurrent workhops Subjects
I to he discussed Jclude Preparation
? for the Later Year, The Church and
? *he Older Person. Educating the
|| Community on potentials and Needs
6 I of Older People, Housing and L>v
? ing Arrangements, Social Services
I for the Aging, Creative U?e of Lei
i sure Time. Health Services, Retfre
ment. and other subjects
In Addtioo to the sponsoring North
Carolina Committee, the governors
of eigfct southeastern states are be.
ing asked to serve as aa booorary
tpooaariag nnintlii
P. : n:!.. <
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~ ' Pfogi Jin.
l ?nit. ; '.i;> ] all i L'lt- PoM Ol
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' i ? i;\ : t"i :.i?- i ojisti ml ;oji aud
.i jm ':n f Or:; < [ H ; i r"! r 1 1 ? * :j L
? ? r i! ? ? j i ''H' 1 .'pi ' ? -H*ii
Ir v.,i > ci.l> .1:1 ivuacI
' In. I. ' : i < ' Pi?>l uf!u*c tui'lLN 'III- optH'Jl
u "ht- land '.ivri the :i;tidc;'
?m." :n. n kun>'iiKl> a huiUinij; t->
:.?> t '?>>* ( >fx'citJi;aUoni l-jr
It'tl m.\
Acinrdi.-iw -.i Mr trauion) tv
mr.ldnu; platint'd l<;r Murp/iv \\ : I j b<*
1 1 p; < >t-nr a' i v ?- ? ?] modrrn lai
Ljc> now ix^n^ t'rr-Ltt'd in ollur
art a- uiitirr the P::-t Oltiec.
i. V-nsjderaiiOH wii1. \x ijjwn t" the
I piuusion "f air coiid^mnin^, Mr.
c'rauiard .-.aid.
Mr CraAi-rd sa?t 1'ial furrhrr
rational. ail :I1 he condiHlod t?y
Hen'. K -*a:r i >:!.(. r V\ liiiaiti H .
Aiicn Jr.'rn -frd :>iddi-i -? ^hnukl
run: act Mr. AJ.rn.
New Episcopal
Church Dedicated
At Hayesville
On Ninda.v June 21 Ri. Imp M
(ic-rce Henry of the Kpisropa) F>io
ct>o or Western \nrrh Carol.na heid
a special srr\UT a? the Church ot
the C?ood Shepherd at Hayesv;lle
The occasion w as rhe dedtcati m
of the now church building which is
located just ras! of Hayesville on
oid highway r>4.
Members r: r h is congregation had
' been meei :ng together ^ince Ifl.VJ
when !he\ were nrsl orgamzed a>
a study croup by ;he Rev Rhett
U .nfet - -a hi is now rhc Kpis<-npj[
minMrr at Valle Crusts
K i he gvup was oritur. /ed as
Mir- ( hurch of I he C r ? >? x I
Shepherd and made plans in build
I n t Rev Will, am Russell who then
in Hayesville under the leadership
moved to the Kpjsropal ehureh ii.
Marion in 1 9rS7 For .several months
the congregation was led by its iwii
lay leaders. Hufns (i \'uk an<i W
Quen1;n M'?ore or Hayes Mile, wih
; a monthly vis:: from Rev RiHuj
Morgan ol KrankLm At the pros
ent lime Rev AJex Hanson ot the
Murphy Kpiscopal Church of the
Messiah is minister to the Clay
County group as well He assisted
' Bishop Henry in the service on
Sunday night
1 Since 19.S2 the group has increas
ed in number and has gradually
added one activity after another
to their program until they have
grown from a group which origin
| ally met to study once a month in
to a fully active church family
with church and Sunday school
I each week. Women's Auxiliary
| Men's Club. Family Night anc
I business meeting each once i
month
Although only six families com
prised the regular congregation It
seemed apparent several years ago ^
that the group bad outgrown the