Konnaheeta
Club Meets
ANDREWS ? IV Konnaheeti
Wom?nj Club met last Thursday
night at the Shell Dining Room.
During the dinner Mrs. Eliza
beth Davis .modeled the dress stx
wan second price in the Vogut
Fashion Revue in Raleigh.
Mrs. Starr Pull i urn was present
ed the completed book "This Ii
Your Life? Teacher of the Yeai
1959-1960."
Mrs Lillian Barker Buchanon
librarian from Cullowhee, was thi
guest speaker. She spoke or
"Communications " Mrs. Buchan
on invited the Woman* Club U
Cullowhee May 21, for (he unveil
ing of her portrait Money for th(
painting was raised bv friends ant
it will hang in the Cullowhee Li
brary.
Special guests were Mrs. Edcai
Wood Sr.. Mrs. Elonor Ennis, Mrs
R A. Dewar. Nell Van Gorder
Polly Hicks. Bertie Reeee. Julij
Bradley, and Lucy Laughter
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RADFORD
SAW SERVICE
*Ff 7-Ml# MURPHY, N. C.
Some Catch 'Em Big, Some Catch 'Em Small
Bring 'Em To Us And We'll Print Them All
(Scout Photo)
Last week's winner in the Phillips 66 Fishing Contest, Max
Payne, is shown left above with the beauty that brought him o tank
of gas and motor oil from Snyder Jones' Phillips 66 Station on U.S.
Highway 64. The large mouth boss weighed in at 7 pounds even
and measured 24 inches long. Shown with Max is a fellow who is no
stranger in this fishing contest, last week's second placer, Hugh
Hackney. Hugh's tfotch this week weighed 5 lb. 9 oz. and measured
22 inches long. Both fish were caught on lizards down at Lake
Chatuge. Williard Allen (middle above) is shown with a nice string
caught off point No. 3 ot Hiwassee Loke. This string has six boss, I
five pike, ond one croppie Not o bod afternoon's work ond they too
were caught on lizards. Guy Eller gave Williard a hand. Charles
Hyatt (right above) holds o string of eight with three small mouth,
the largest weighing 2Vi lbs. ond measuring 17", and five pike.
Charlie caught them at Persimmon Creek, with the help of Gordon
Isley and Howard Moody. Take 'em to Snyder Jones' for the weigh
in ond then bring 'em to the Cherokee Scout for the picture. We
don't charge much-^-just half the cotch. j
Backward Glances
TO YEARS AGO
Federal Route 19, between
Gainesville and Bryson City, a
link of the Appalachian Scenic
Highway was last week forcibly
called to the attention of tourists
in Florida by the distribution of
2.100 eight page pamphlets des
cribing the beauty and carrying
photos of this particular section
of highway.
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1 "A reunion of the James L
Martin family was held Sunday.;
April 13. at the old home plaoe at
Notla.
. . .
20 YEARS AGO
Sportsmen of Cherokee County,
are invitfed to a "get-together":
in the Murphy Library Tuesday
night at 7:30 o'clock to organize
a Rod and Gun club. Tom Re
velle, executive secretary-treas
urer of the N. C. Hunter's and
Fishers' Association will be here
to make an address.
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With 101 seniors listed, com
mencement exercises of the
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TRAILWAY
VACATION
FOR THE ADVENTUROUS TRAVELER:
When you vacation on Trail ways, you can arrange your ow?
I itinerary for a leisurely . . or fast-paced . .
individual ramble to all the moat exciting vacation
areas of the nation!
FOR THE CAREFREE VACATIONER:
On a T railways Escorted Tour, everything
It pre-planned and pre-arranged for you.
You're free . . carefree for fun!
In either case . . whether you choose in Individual or an
Escorted Tour . . youll find ? new meaning in
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Murphy High School will begin'
at 11 o'clock Sunday morning.
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10 YEARS AGO
The Music Department of Mur
phy School will present a festival
of Master Musicians in the school
auditorium Thursday. May 4, at
7:30 p.m.
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A concert by the Murphy High
School band will be given in the
school auditorium on Tuesday
night, May 16.
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R. Kelvin Shivers of Washing
ton. D. C., president-elect of the
International Civitan Club will
bring an address to the local
Civitan club at the Charter night
banquet to be held Friday even
ing at First Methodist Church.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
certain deed of trust executed by
John Aivin Nichols, unmarried,
dated May 8. 1959, recorded in
Book 219 at page 100. Records
of Cherokee County. North Caro
lina. default having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and said
deed of trust being the terms
thereof subject to foreclosure,
[he undersigned Trustee will offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in Murphy. North
Carolina, at noon, on the 25th
day of May. I960, the property
conveyed in said deed of trust;
which is described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Highway on
Raper Mill Creek, containing 75
acres, more or less, lying and
being about one mile from the
Town of Culberson in the direc
tion of the West, following Rapers
Mill Creek to Ira Helton's line
on the West; thence North to
original line; thence with the
original line ts the Public Road:
thence with the Public Road to
a Rock corner on said road;
thence South on a conditional line
to the Beginning corner, known
as the Brockman and Silvey parts
of land.
But this sale will be made sub
ject to all outstanding and un
paid taxes and any and all other
liens and encumbrances.
This the 21st day of April, 1960.
H. L. McKEEVER,
Trustee.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
rleed of trust executed by Hoyt
Jenkins and wife. Marie Jenkins.1
dated November 21. 1959 and re
corded in Book 219 at page 260,
Records of Cherokee County.
North Carolina, default having
been made in the payment of
the indebtedness thereby se
cured and said deed of trust being
by the terms thereof subject to
foreclosure, the undersigned Trus
tee will offer for sale at public
auction for cash to the highest
bidder at the courthouse door in
Murphy. Cherokee County, North
Carolina, at noon, on the 2Sth
day of May 1960. the property
conveyed in said deed of trust
which is described as follows:
In Hothouse Township. District
No. 4. adjoining the lands of Jeff
Forrister, Elbert Arp. and Virgil
Jenkins.
BEGINNING at a Red Oak on
top of a mountain at Elbert Arp's
line straight down the ridge in
a North direction with Jeff For
lister's line across old highway
to a steel stob Then with the
Forrister line in an East direction
to Virgil Jenkins line, Virgil Jen
kins line to the Elbert Arp line
then South back to the Beginning
But this sale will be made sub
ject to all outaUnding and unpaid
taxes and any and all other prior
Scouts Hold Court
Of Honor Meeting
Scout Troop No. 402 held a
Court of Honor meeting at the
Old Band Building on April 20. |
Four new boys were inducted
into the troop, Frank Dickey,
Darrel Timpson, David Hall and
Robert Lindsey.
First Class awards were given
to Billy Forsyth, Steve Crawford
and John Fleming. John Cook
was awarded second class.
Merit badges were presented to
Perry Brown, Knox Singleton.
Tommy Adams, Robert Bruce, i
Wayne Watson. Dewey Johnson.
Gary Bryson and Russell Caid-j
well.
Several parents were present!
and all enjoyed a short program!
and also a movie.
Mont Rogers is Scot Master of|
this troop. '
MEXNS
BETTER LIVPTO
One of the most progressive southern states in tht
field of agriculture, North Carolina now ranks fourth
in the nation in production of commercial broilers. In
the last two years, our farmers received more than 147
million dollars from their broiler operations alone!
In rural as in urban areas. North Carolinians are
equally progressive in their attitudes toward th?
system of "legal control" of the sale of beer and ale,
as being in the best interests of temperance and
moderation.
North Carolina Division
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