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| BACKWARD
GLANCES
BY HATTIE PALMAR
1# Year* Ago
basket* valued ?<
, H<26 90 ?ere disj-tbuted by cbe
Murphy Ltoas Club to 155 needy
1 f.imilies aad blind people Approxi
| mutely 775 people enjoyed Che
j lruits, nuts, candy and groceries
included in tbe baskets
An entirely new world was open- j
ed up to William fain at Clhrist- J
J mas. Never having reimemtoered |
j hearing a thing he was given a [
, C hrislmas present made possible
1 tile hearing of the most minute!
sound Now he can enjoy music.
1 the voice of his family and friends. [
and all the wonders in the eirl
w pves that bearing people take for
granted
Under the go foru.ird bond road
'.I'ogram cf the Stale contracts for
a to al of 26 05 mile:; of blaektop
pmg Will ';>? let on J iuuaj v 31 an.
11 ounces L. D. Thr?nh. 10th Division
highway Commissioner.
20 VEAR.S AGO
Murphy Chamber of Commerce
will meet Tuesday night at ttic
most important session of its brief !
cxi- tence A board of directors
will be elected, who. in turn will 1
i'i minate regular oflicers to serve
? lirt ughuut tiie year.
1* or the first time in more toaii
;? i|uar:er cf a century the Ilia- j
"Ssee River was frozen com- 1
i .Ccly over Tui ^t.iy morning, and
the same time, probably 75 per
tent nt the hemes 111 Murphy and
vi. amy were w ithout running wat- j
11; tile plum iiing irozen so tigbt |
laal it took a strong man even to
turn the spigots. Not that turning
them did any good!
Icy roads came near costing the
lite of Dale Snodgrass. Assistant
County Farm Agent, on Monday.
Returning to Murphy from a week
< lid trip, his car skidded olf the
road near Bryson City, and turned I
over twice.
Although badly hurt Mr. Snod
grass refused all but first aid
t: raiment in Bryson Civ, and
<i:ove his car back to Murphy.
30 YEARS AGO
Chevrolet Metor Company an
nounces a new car for 1930. known
The Greatest Chevrolet in
Chevrolet History." with startling
reduction cf from S20 to $60. setting
a new low price range in the six
cylinder ear field.
The annual banquet for Baptist
pastors and Sunday School uork
; ers of the Western Region of North
Carolina will be held at Bryson '
r c ">? 011 Monday night. January 13.'
1 hi* region comprises the Hay
vood. Tuckasecgcc. Macon Coun
ty. Tennessee River. Western North
Carolina, West Liberty and the
Cherokee Indian associations, em
bracing seven counties west of
Asheville.
Book Reviews
K, M.. / \irler
THERE'S BEEN AN AWFL'L
CHANGE
By \V. II. Dancr
I he many thousand people,
Wiw've crossed the western plains,
Have -seen that in ihe ages past
There's hern an awful change.
? For on these pi j ins and deserts,
! Wr ? " 1 ran sec t<he signs.
| H'n-rp pe?p|e on r hue lived,
j M; '?:< hi ihe former tunes
c rt f have on e <le:i! -i-.SjriJ
'In re.
; HI?'. ?. their snp i-. f.'uie.
* lid 1 1 ?ey"; c laying in I u , de.se \
pi ve
j A' I lurnerf into a si me
The r :?und around has a doleful
j leek.
! U hi* '? MIK our hr n l.s wi,li gl'v-ni.
| %n i ?n ?ke\ 11. think of ofher flunks
T <?'" i*\ |onr 't-nr 'ik? Ibp I ?mh.
i Tlir ?<nr w-Tift made fhese Irees at
| ?:s:.
I Wl< > * "w n ? ihe ra'*:h awl ?*ky.
i Kimus ulirn this change Iris laken
place.
j A ec I he knows the reas m why.
| Wc i ja/e upon Ihese grcit stone
trees,
\ nrJ much wonder fills our frame.
Then pass along upon our way
No wiser than we came.
We see the dolesome looking hills.
\s we are passing by.
WMh iheir water hungry barren
lops
Pointing upward lo the sky.
We do not know how long it's b^n.
Though its many generations.
Since these trees s'ood there alive
With other vegetation.
But there could come a time.
No human being knows.
When these deserts might revive
again
And blossom m the row.
['News For Veterans
G1 Insurance poiicytoaider* some
six million strong are urged by
j the Veterans AdminislnaUou to
check their records to be sure that
their designated beoefksianes are
up to date
The law gives G1 policyholders
the rigflt to change their benc/lc
laries at any time without the con
sent of the prior beneficiaries 3ul
unless the change is officially made,
no choice is given to the VA but
tu pay the claim to Dhe beneficiary
U record
Carelessness in designating bene
i -Claries may result in undesired
consequences, the VA pointed out
An example is the veteran who
designated his wife as beneficiary
She divorced htm, and he subse
quently married again and raised
a family. Should he neglect to
? hange his designa ed beneiciary
b;ore he dies, his insurance may
!<? paid to his former wife, and his
wido.v and children will receive
nothing.
Policyholders also bave several
different optiens as to how the in
surance eiiall be paid Explanation
of these options can be obtained
!>y contacting any VA o!fice.
C.incress has liberalized the defi- 1
siilion of an "adopted child 'of a]
veteran eligible >o receive bene- 1
fits administered by the Veterans'
^.dminis! ration.
If at the time of the veteran's
death, the child was living in the
veteran's household, and if he
child is legally adopted by the
veteran's surviving spouse within |
two years after the veteran's death.
! e or she is considered to be the
veteran's adopted child, the VA
explained. Formerly, the adoption
proceedings had lo be completed
I f fore the veteran's deat h for the
child to be eligible for any of he
benefits, including compensation
pension, war orphans educational
assistance, dependency and indem
nity compensation, and accrued
benefits.
If at the time of the veteran's
death, however, the child was re
ceiving regular contributions to
ward its support from an individual
ether than the veteran or his
spouse, or from any public or pri
vate welfare organization, then the
child may not be recognized as
the veteran's legally adopted child,
ihe VA explained.
Watershed To Be j
Demonstration
Project By TVA
ANDREWS? In a meeting of the
Andrews Board of Aldermen held
recently in the City Hall the group
voted unanimously a proposal to
make the town's water shed at
Beaver Creek a demonstration
project by the Tennessee Valley
Authority.
The request was formally made
I iv the Andrew's Planning Board
after TVA Forester R. E. Vogen
berger had made the offer. He had
recently completed a survey of the
water shed which included an es<i
mate of merchantible timber that)
might be sold by the town.
It was stated that TVA offered
( j make the water shed a demon
Area Men
In Service
:4
JIMMQE R CABLE
Jimmie R Ca'ne, aviation me
chanic third class, U&N, son of
Mrs. Verna Corn of Route 1, Mar
ble, N. C., is serving witlh Attack
MARBLE NEWS
By Mamie Rich
Victor West wiio is employed in
Manilo, Utati. spent the holidays
with his family here
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Trull of East
Branch, N. Y . visited rela ives
icccntly in Marble and Andrews.
Mrs W S. Medlin of Skyland
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Davis, here Inst week.
Mrs. 'Ebbie Tranthani jikI Mrs
Eiiza Adams ol Andrews vis .e 1 1
Mrs. Algie West I iven.iv.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoytt Lunslo.'ti.
Mss Joyce Rogers and Mrs. Mam
mie Rich of Marble attended ? it
singing convent ion a; Hang In? I?.> 1
last Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Sherdan Gihby jnd
family of Cleveland. Tcnn , spen"
the weekend recently with their
parents at Andrews.
The .Elbert TolCieroivs of Murphy
visited relatives in Marble recent
ly
Archie Gibby spent the week wit ,
relatives in Cleveland. Tcnn . last
?week.
Mrs. J. B Medlin and daughter
of Oanton were recent guests o
relatives in Marble.
Mr. and Mrs., Jack Dockery of
Wayncsville were visiting in Mar
bit recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Glynn Palmer, Eto
wah, Tcnn., visited relatives her"
recently.
Boiling Springs News
By J. >V. O'iJEI.L
Mr. and Mrs. Ra'ph Graves ?an:'
faintly e.f Ebetieezer were Sunrt:v
visitors of Mr. and Mrs S. M
O'Dell.
Mr. and Mrs. Windle Sneed antl
son of Decatur. Ga.. were week
end visi ors of Mr. and Mirs. L. L
Gaddis.
Roosevelt Rhodes and son. Ben.
of Kannapolis were Christmas
visiters at Boiling Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clingman O'Dell
and children of Cherryville visiled
relatives here Saturday and San
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther
iDockery of Texas were visitors
?here through Christmas.
Mrs. Tina Arms and grand
daughter were visitors Saturday
cf Mr. and Mrs. D. G. O'Dell.
i Squadron 145 at j!?i* M Vival
' Air Station. S.:n t-?. ( i.
The squad oji i- cl ed to
, depart for the Kir .. >.ixi
| the aircraft ca. a. I'iS i.rUkjjiy
j ntxi May.
WILIJAM A. CO v
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