Price McKeever
Honored With
Birthday Party
Mr*. Hotel McKeever enter
tained with a party at her home
an laat Thuraday. afternoon, April
aa a
?o iwum iua Her uBU^uH*i rncc
on her Srd birthday.
The table waa centered with a
birthday cake.
? After games were played, cake
and ice cream were eerved to the
following: Bobby Foroyth. Cindy
and Scott Tuttle. Clark and Hub
art Bourne. Laurie Babb, Karen
Kathryn Hill, Butch Ruiaell and
BUI McKeever
Boiling Springs News
Mr. aad Mrs James Mints of
Kingston T?c visited Mr aoc
Mrs. S. M O-SeD Sunday
Mr. aad Mrs. fiaadal Odom and
mi ci New Elberton, S. C. visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyden Ferguson
of Peach tree visited friends here
Sunday.
Mies Annie Sue Grave* was a
diiwr guest of June O'Dell Sun
day.
b. G. O'Dell was taken back
to Providence Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jane O'Dell and
daughters visited Mrs. J. W. O'
Dell Friday
BIRTHS
AIM
Mr . and Mn. Donald Arnr
of Murphy, annotate* the birth
at a mo, Aat hooy La*. April
R at Providence ltuopiud Mn
Am la tk* former Mlae Nancy
Lea Gentry.
DEHtYBEKBY
Mr. and Mrs R. L. Derry
berry announce the birth at a
daughter, Cynthia Inez. April B,
at Providence Hospital Mrs Dar
ryberry ie the former Mist Peggy
CormrelL
8TALCUP
Mr. and Mr* Jerry Stalcup of
Braeetown, announce the birth of
a son, April 15 at Murphy Gen
eral Hospital
Bridge Luncheon
At Shields Home
Mn. Una W Shields. Mrs.
Ruby Hill. Mrs Ottla deCakngoe
and Ifrt. Jarry Davidson ware
hart iiiii at a Bridge Luncheon
at the home of Mrs L. W. Shields
on Saturday.
Spring flower i were used for
decorations la the rooms uaad (or
entertaining There were eight
tables of bridge.
High score prizes were won
by Mrs. Harold Wells and Mrs
Tom Case Prizes were presented
to Mrs. C. C. Williams and Mrs.
William Cann
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Kathy Hughes
Honored On
4th Birthday
Mrs Jaes A. Hughes enter
Uined with a party at bar ham
from S to 4 Wednesday, April
? honoring her rianghler Kathy
on her fourth birthday.
The birthday cake ?w center
ed on the dining table surrounded
by gifts.
Games were played and pic
tures were made. Favors wen
(horns
Ice cream, punch, cake and]
mints were served to the follow
ing: Tresa Davis, Pam Stiles,
Myra Abies, Karen and Connie
Hughes. Eva and June Hall, Ter
ry Williams, Janet English
Vicki Hall, Sharon Baroett, Rusty.
Mike and Larry Hughes. Betts
Edwards. David Gill. Russell
iHensley. Tommy Deweese and
David Hughes.
Rosalie Hyde
Honored
On Birthday
Mrs. C- E. Hyde entertained
with a picnic supper at her home
April 30 honoring her daughter,
Rosalie on her 13th birthday
After supper the guests played
ping pong, darts, danced and other
games
Twenty guests were invited.
Wesley an Service I1
Guild Held
Meeting Monday
Miss Clara McCombs and Mrs.
C. L. Alverson were hostesses
to the Wesleyan Service Guild on 1
Monday evening at the home of 1
Miss Clara McCombs.
Mrs. Gertrude Wort hen, presi
dent, presided over the business
session. 1
The new slate of officers for
the new year is: Mrs. Myrtle
Sneed, president; Mrs. Louise
Bay less, vice ? president; Mrs. 1
Margaret Ellis, treasurer; Mrs.
C. L. Alverson, secretary and pro- ;
motion secretary, Miss Leila
Hayes. 1
Mrs. R. T. Houts Jr., had
charge of the program, the topic
being "New Light for Town and !
Country."
Twenty - three members were ;
present.
? UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
I960 Census of Population
WERE YOU COUNTED?
The enumeration of Americans in the 1960 Census is now almost
finished. As you know, it is very important that the Census b?
complete and correct. K you believe that you were not counted,
please fill out the form below and mail it hmiedWelyto:? U.S. Cenew District Office
779 Haywood Road
W. Askeville, N. C.
? I have checked with th? members o f my household, and I believe that one (or moie) of us was NOT counted, here or anywhere else,
in the 1960 Census.
? On April 1, 1960, 1 lived at
ilaaNmbr) (MrwC or Bo*d) (0*7) (8wu) (Aputmoa Nambor or LoaUoa)
? This address is located between , and ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
(Nub* or Btroct or Road) (Nun al BtnM or Bad)
# I am listing below the name and required information for myself and each member of my household.
PLEASE LIST.
1. Everyont who woolly li??t In H>i?
household, wh?th?r rdattd to yM
Of not.
1. All pcnom #oyln| htrt who hav?
no o?h?f hom?.
PLEASE BE SURE TO UST
? All members of your family living wtth you, Includ
ing babies.
? All ether relatives living here.
? Lodgers and boarders living here.
? Servant!, hired hands, othen not related to yoe who
are living here.
? Anyone *Im staying here blH who hat no other
home.
ALSO LIST?
Persons who usually live here but who are away
temporarily on business, on vacation, or in a general
L m ?> ! A _ I
nospirai.
DO NOT LIST?
? Collcg* itudents wKo art owoy at eolltf*
(or who or* K?t? only on vocation).
? Ptnom tlotiontd owoy from her* In th?
Armtd Fwct*.
? Ptttofii owoy in injtitwtiom, tuch of o ton
iloriwm, nuning homo, homo for Hi* aged,
mental hospital.
Thty will b( counted thtrt.
NAMES OF PERSONS UVIN8 IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ON APRIL 1,
1M, AND THOSE STATINS HERE WHO HAVE NO OTHER HOME
Head of houtehold on lint tin*
Wilt of head
Unmarried children, old** lint
Manitd children and their lamilit?
Cher reloHvet
Othen not related to head of houtehold
(U Ton MM I
^ cm ?e *ddlttaatl abm)
Flnt i
WW b the
relationship of
A* head of tbk
I?
(For example,
wife, too,
daughter,
frtndjon,
mother-in-law,
lodger, lodgar'l
wife)
222
Female
(M or F)|
fl>4)
k Htls
White
Filipino
Alee*
Eskimo
(etc.)?
(P5)
Whoa waathk
bom?
(P6)
Year
k tbfa |
(Letve Wink far
children born
after March 31.
1946)
2 22
? Nam# of pmon who filled this forms
CONPIDINTIAL ? The C?n?j. k ttwA by lb* Ueitad State* C*o*tfMion and fartb*.
by II WjC. I. ?. 141, 221-4. Tb* lew re**** tW tbe mmtom bo ewwdyi
eccwately, end ineiealeu that lb* bf?nn^i>e fcmnhed ?nll be aoeeidtd aeoMo
pletaly i
went. Tb* C*nw ripert ?net be e?*d tar pvrpmmm i
iNe.4l
Published As A Public Service By THE CHEROKEE SCOUT
Marble Newsi
MARBLE NEWS
Mr*. Mimic Kick
Mr. awl Mr*. J. N. Wilson and
Iri. Vernon Parker of Slow Creek 1
iaited Hyatta Creek Church last
aturday night.
The Rev and Mrs. Oliver Tay
or ol Gaatooia were guests o(
riends at Hyatt* Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. John Rose and
amily of Unalu and Mr. and
Irs. Howard O'Dell of Hanging
tog visited with Mr and Mrs.
fonroe Garrett in Marble last
Hie Vengence Creek Singers
>ang at Hyatt* Creek Church
iaturday night.
Sorry to report the death of
drs Amanda Elrod, mother of
Wylie Elrod of Marble. Mrs.
Slrod died last Monday morning
n Tate, Ga., at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. Ollie Bradley.
Mrs. Edward Sherlan of Rock
ord, Tenn., visited his sister.
Mrs. Hattie Swanson, last Sunday.
Mrs. Lillie Davis visited with
Mrs. Nancy McHan one evening
ast week.
Glad to report that Gaines Cof
:ey is recovering from an operat
on which he had last week.
Jack Adams and family left
ast week for Chicago, HI.
The singing Friday night at
Mr. Jeff Trulls was enjoyed by
a good crowd.
Sorry to report the death of Mr.
John Mulkey in our Marble com
munity last Sunday.
Mr. Horace Daily and daughter
jf Hayesville visited with Mrs.
Hattie Swanson and family here
last Sunday.
Glad to have Mrs. Archie Gibby
of Cleveland, Tenn.. visiting in
Marble this week.
Mrs. Leala Nicholson of Sweet
Gum. Ga. visited her aunt. Mrs.
Mamie Rich, last week. She was
accompanied by Hoover Mull and
Miss Mashburn of the Culberson
community.
The Rev. and Mrs. Homer Wil
son of Andrews and his mother.
Mrs. Betty Wilson of Marble, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Quincy Adams.
Sorry to report that Mrs.
Mary Pendergrass is on the sick
list again.
Attend Garden
Club Meeting
Those from Murphy attending
the State Federation of Garden
Clubs in Ashevilie from Murphy
Garden Club were Mrs. W. A.
Hoover, Mrs. Hobart McKeever,
and Mrs. H. A. Mattox. Those
from the Cherokee Rose Garden
Club were Mrs. Herman Ed
wards, Mrs. Cloe Moore, Mrs.
\ D. Headrick and Mrs. Merle
Davis.
The meeting was held at the
Grove Park Inn.
First hydroelectric plant in the
Middle West was built in Grand
Rapids, Mich., in 1881.
Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs J. H Swain who
have been spending the winter
in Miama. Fla., have returned
to their summer home at Peach
tree.
Mrs. Bruce Hogsed will leave
Thursday for Hawaii to join her
husband who is in service there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sudderth
will arrive this week from Miami,
Fla. to spend the summer at their
cottage at Peachtree.
Mrs. S. H. Butler and her sis
ter. Mrs. Walter Green will leave
the last of this week for a visit
with relatives at Columbia. S. C.
Mrs. J. H. Wilson Jr. was cal-i
led to Gainesville, Ga. due to the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. James Young
Young attended the Purina Trip
to St. Louis. Mo. last week
While there they toured the
fields and main offices of the
company.
Mrs. Neil Sneed returned home
Sunday from a visit with relatives
in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Carringcr
spent the week-end in Knoxville
with relatives.
John Garrett who is employed
in Detroit, Mich, spent the week
end here with his family.
Mrs John Thompson if Waiting
her mother, who is iii in a Gaui?t
ville, Ga. hospital
Mrs. E. H. Brumby spent the
week-end with relatives in Mari
etta. Ga. '
Those from out of town* who
attended the funeral of B. L. Fox:
L. M Shields, Cherokee, Mr and
Mrs. Jack Colvard, Mrs Clyde
E. Colvard and son, JohnOy of
Robbinsville : Charlie and Dollie
Thompson of Blairsville, Ga.;
Ga.; Floyd Evans, Marietta. Ga .
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Beaver of
Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
H. Ballew and family, and Hey
ward Craford of Robbinsville, Les
ter Fox and James Fox of Ball
Ground, Ga.
Mrs. K. V. Weaver of Alber
marle is visiting her son and
daughter - in - law, Mr. and
Mrs Robert Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerue Babb at
tended the Western North Caro
lina Press Association Saturday
evening held at the S & W Cafe
teria in Asheville.
Low - cost home air-conditioninj
systems that retail in most areas
at "less than $900 installed" are
now available. Sold as a single
package, the system includes: air
cooled conditioner, duct material,
thermostat, room registers, and
outside grills.
'featured on!
the
Garry
Moore'
Show
MURPHY HARDWARE CO.
106 Tennessee SL VE 7-2110 Murphy. N. C.
PITTSBURGH PAINTS *
Ta
RABIES CLINICS
Cherokee County
SATURDAY, MAY 7
9:30 A. M.? Walter Dockery Store
9:45 A. M.? Oak Park Post Office
10:00 A. M. ? Liberty Store
10:30 A. M.? Allen Brendle Store
11:0* A M.? Swanson Baptist Church
11:30 A. M. ? Suit Post Office
12:00 Ndon? Hariejr Shields Store
12:30 P. M.? Bell H1U Church
1:00 P. M. ? Folster Store
1:30 P. M.? Charlie Gill Store
2:0* P. M.? Wess Helton Store
2:30 P M.? Culberson Post Office
3:00 P. M. ? Ralph Ledford Store
SATURDAY, MAY 14
?:? A. M.? Martini Creek
New Baptist Church
M:? A. M.? Dub Martia Store
1*:M A. M.? Bob Kla( Store
11 :M A. M. ? Moccaala Creek Charch
11:M A M. ? Hemphill Store
U:M Nooa ? Caldwell Store
12 :M P. M.? Fred Zlmmerman'i
1:M P. M. ? KDratriek'i Farm Store
1:M P. M. ? Fred Lanatord Store
t:M P. M Marble Railway Statin
t:M P. M. ? TruDa Store
<:W P. M. ? Tomotla School
+ + + 1960
FRIDAY, MAY 13
3:00 to 5:M P. M. ? Murphy Fair
Grounds
SATURDAY, MAY 21
1:31 A. M.? Trxana School
10:M A. M.? Owl Creek Church
10:31 A. M.? Frank Kepart Store
11:90 A. M.? Fred Carroll Store
11:31 A. M. ? Ogreeta Church
U:M Noon? Unaka Port Office
1:00 P M.? Unaka Port Office
1:30 P. M.? Beaver Dam Church
2:M P. M? KenU Store
2:31 P. M Boiling Spring! Church
3:N P. M.? Clyde Dock fry Store
SATURDAY, MAY 28
0:30 A. M. ? Top ton Part Office
M:N A. M.? Mason Store
10:M A. M.? Mod* Church
11:00 A. M Junalutka Church
11:10 A. M. ? Pattoai Crow Road*
1:00 P. M.-WMtoker Church
2:00 to 4:00 P. M. ? Andrew. Tava Hall
V ACCOM ATE ALL DOGS THAT WERE NOT V ACCOM -
ATED IN II5? OR JK?. VACCINATE ALL POMES.
OVER 4 MONTHS OLD. THE VACCINE IS GOOD tOR I
THREE YEARS.
Sponsored 3y The District Health Department!
Admlalatered by Dr. A. I. Head rick, Veteriuriu |
ML W. ?. CANN, HeaMfc Mr.; MD.E MOODY mt MAMON C. *N*me ? ? i I
FEE - 91.N *