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Sizes: 29 to 42
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Collins - Crain Dept. Store
Murphy, N.C.
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MARKS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Collins-Crain Deportment Store will mark its first
' anniversary in Murphy this week-end. Shown above
are the friendly sales personnel that will be waiting on
you when in their store this week-end during their First
Big Anniversary Sale. Left to right, Wolly Williams,
manager; Mrs. J. C English, piece goods ond chil
, dren's department; Helen McMillian, ready-to-weor
| and lingerie departments; Mrs. Leona Hedrick, cashier;
! and J. C. English, assistant manager
Orville Coward, District
GOP Chairman, To Retire
SYLVA, N. C. - Orville Cow
ard, attorney - at - law and long
time Republican Chairman of the
12th Congressional District, has
informed State Chairman William
Cobb and party officials in the
12th District that due to a recent
heart attack and the long con
valescence period that is neces
i sary, his doctor has ordered him
tu limit all activities other than
Williard Smith
Awarded $200
Scholarship
BEREA, Ky., May 20 ? Wit
lard P. Smith, Route 1, Murphy,
has been awarded a $200 scholar
ship by the James G. K. Mc
Clure Educational and Develop
ment Fund of Asheville for the
school year of 1960-61. Mr. Smith!
will be enrolled in Berea College,
jBerea, Kentucky.
j The College Scholarship Pro
gram of the McClure Educational
and Development Fund is to aid
financially deserving and academ
ically promising rural residents of
Western North Carolina to enter
college and to pursue their for
mal educations beyond high
school.
Mr. Smith's award was made
on the basis of high school rec
ord for both scholarship and lea
dership. evidence of Christian
character, intellectual promise
and demonstrated ability. 1
his regular work for the immed
iate future, and that he was re
signing as 12th District Chair
man.
Coward, in his prepared state
ment. said, "I feel that the im
portant position of Chairman in
the 12th District has to be filled
by someone who is well enough
to carry on this important and
often times strenuous wor, and I
feel that it would hurt the Rep
ublican Party and the organization
for me to try to hang on to a
job without being able to do just
ice to it. This year seems to be
the best year for the chances
for a Republican on a Congres
sional level taking that office,
especially with the spirited and
controversial primaries in the var
ious counties and the quality ol
the contestants.
Early in June a district meet
ing of the Congressional Com
mittee will be called, at which
time a new chairman will be
chosen.
Coward continued. "It has
been a pleasure to have served
s District Chairman for my part\.
It is with great reluctance and
sadness that I resign. You can
be sure that as soon as 1 am
able you will find me fighting
right in the front ranks.''
Mrs. A. H. Eller of Hayesvillc
(Clay County) is Vice-Chairmaii
of the 12th District Republican
Executive Committee, and Mr
Gudger Duckett of Canton is
Secretary.
Checked Your Diet Lately?
By THELMA WHEELER
Oh yes! I watch those calories,
I have to , you may answer.
But have you stopped to analyze
those calories that seem to add
up too fast?
For purposes of looking into
your diet for good nutrition you
may be interest
ed in knowing
that a well bal
anced diet con
sisting of one
average sized
helping of each
food require
ment does not exceed your daily
requirement.
It is only when we exceed our
body requirements and that is
determined by how active, or
inactive, we are that we add
those extra pounds.
Do you make it your busi
ness to include fruit or fruit
juices in your diet each day?
lUs is only one area in which
we should be concerned.
You will be interested in know
ing that for your Vitamin C re
quirement we need to be a little
mose specific. Research reveals
that if we substitute grape fruit
juice for orange juice we need
twice the amount to get the same
amount of Vitamin C or three
GETTING READY
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i times the amount of tomato juic<
jas orange juice.
Until recently we were inclinec
i to think we could serve the same
I amounts of each and receive the
I same results.
j Although we do not know defi
nitely the amount of Vitamin C
, lost in the freezing process w t
are assured it is relatively small.
It has been established that w t
need Vitamin C every day tc
maintain good health.
I
District Methodist Plan
Junaluska Youth Rally
A Rally for Methodist youth of
the Waynes viile District a set
for Sunday, June S. ?l Lake
Junaluska. to be held n the George
R. Stuart Auditorium. Registrat
ion will bet underway at 2:30 p.m.,
with the afternoon's program be
ginning at 3:30 p.m.
The featured speaker for the
Rally will be the Rev. Paul H.
I Duckwall. Director of Youth Work
for the Western North Crolina
Conference of the Methodist
Church.
The Rally will open with fellow
ship singing Joe Leatherwood.
Moody, president of the Haywood
Senior Subdistrict and of the Way-1
nesville District Youth Council;
j will preside over the afternoon
j session. The invocation will be
| given by the Rev. Frank C.
Smothers, superintendent of the
Waynes vilie District. Sammy
I Moody, presiden of the Haywooil
I County Intermediate Subdistrict;
j will give the welcome from the
host subdistrict, and the Rev. J.
W. Fowler, Jr., from the Lake
Junaluska Assembly. The reponse
will be given by Donald Garrison,
of Hayesville, president of the
iClay - Cherokee - Graham Sub
j district.
I During the business session.
Miss' Donna Cochrane, of Canton
W.N.C. Conference Senior Youth
! Chairman of Christain Outreach,
and the Rev. Panl H. Duckwall
will bring greetings from the Con
ference and give information con
iceming the summer youth pro-'
gram and plans for the coming i
>ear. Announcements and intro
duction of new subdistrict presi
dents and counselors will be made
by Mrs. E. F. Pepper. Jr., Dist
rict Director of Youth Work.
Music for the Rally and service
of workship will be under the dir
ection of Mr. Glenn Draper,
[director of music for the Lake
Junaluska Assembly. The choir
j will be composed of M.Y.F. mem
bers of the Haywood Subdistrict
land guests, led by Mr. Draper.
?' Donald Hooper, of Highlands,
1 Macon County Subdistrict, will
? lead the responsive reading. A
I
M.Y.F. Emblem will be given by
First Methodist Church, ia Can
ton. Robert Davis, of Sylva, Jack
son-Swain Subdistrict, will read
the scripture, with the prayer
being given by Miss Margaret
Swan, of Franklin, Macao County
Subdistrict. An offering will be
received for the expenses of the
Rally, wtth the Rev. J. J. Ha user.
District Director of Intermediate
Work, in charge.
A closing dedication will follow
the sermon, at which time presi
dents of each M.Y.F. across the
Waynesville District will present
pledges to the Methodist Youth
Fund for the coming vear.
Meeting of the participating sub
districts will follow the general
session; Clay - Cherokee ? Gra
ham. Jackson - Swain. Haywood,
and Macon counties.
A picnic supper by the lake,
fellowship singing, and the M.Y.F.
benediction will conclude the Rally
at 7:00 pjn.
hrough 23. including college
twenty - three, including college
students home for the summer,
their counselors, and ministers are
invited to attend.
Kitchen Sink
PHOENI.X Ariz.
Edward Gabbell told police
thieves were carrying away an
unoccupied house he owned? piece
by piece.
Gabbell said within set months
thieves removed all the locks
from the doors, regulators from
cooler ducts, covers from electric
outlets, light switches, a gas water
heater, two wall cabinets ? and
a kitchen sink.
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