GOP Convention
Not 'Rigged/
Rocky Declares
CHICAGO ? Got, Mm
A. Rockefeller (aid Tuaaday he
?Cm* tfc* a majority of dele
gate* to the Republican cooven
.uon are pledged ta Vice President
Richard M Nixon But the New
York governor tatd ha does not
At Ik* unw time Rockefeller
rwwd an earlier statement that
part; leaden da not waat to have
a contest far the party nomina
tioa far prettdeot. Rockefeller
originally made tjiat statement
last Dec. M in announcing his
withdrawal from the presidential
nomination contest.
IV United States owns almost
SO par cent of the world's wealth
The Dishonor Roll b y Jerry Mireta
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Pictured are Tommy Cobe, Andrews, Burl Chas
?ain and Roy Gillenwoter Jr., both from Brasstown, as
they unpack for the swimming tests.
DIGGING FOR SWIM SUIT
Jimmy Cook of Murphy is shown hunting for his
swim suit only o few minutes after arriving at camp.
The boys were given swimming tests immediately after
registration.
FIFTEEN MINUS TWO
The 15 compers from Cherokee County are Charles
and Tommy Cobe, and Joe May from Andrews; Burl
Chastain, Carl Smith and Roy Gillenwater Jr., from
Brasstown, ond Jackie and Don Morris, Tommy and
Bob Reed, Johnny Maxfield, Kenny English, Jerry
Decker, and Jimmy Cook from Murphy.
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SURE COACH , I CAN SWIM
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Bob Reed, Joe May and Jackie Morris wait their
turn in the swimming tests.
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The Cherokee Scout
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I Fifteen Area Boys Attend
Newspaper Summer Camp
' A little after sunrise Sunday,
j morning. July 10. a group of
I fifteen area boys left Murphy for
j two weeks of camping, swim
I ming, hiking, handicrafts, and
j sports at Camp Ney-A-Ti, Gunt
; ersville, Ala. The boys from this
area were sponsored by the Cher
okee Scout and the Murphy Lions
Club.
First on the agenda of events
was registration and a welcome
by the camp director. Each boy
turned in a registration card and
all cash money to the camp di
rector. In return each boy re
ceived a camp store credit card
for the full amount that he turn
ed in.
As soon 'as each boy finished
registering, he made a mad dash
for the cabin to change into
swimming trunks for the swim
ming tests were coming up next.
The Scout was able to gather
13 o f the boys together at one
time for a group picture immedi
ately before the swimming tests.
Two of the boys eluded the pho
I tographer.
The swimming tests are given
to determine a camper's ability
? in the water. Swimmers are then
classed as either first, second,
I third, or beginner class. The bud
i dy system is used in all swim
ming and boating events.
i After the swimming tests the
boys were allowed to either go
for a swim or a boat ride. Most
?f the boats are the flat bottom
fishing type and must be powered
by "camper power."
The morning was a most en
joyable one. Amidst the cries of
"How much further," and "when
will we get there?" there was
the ripple of excitement of get
ting away from home on a new
and strange adventure. These
boys from Cherokee County will
mingle and meet boys from al
most every state in the south
PUBLIC
RECORDS
George W. and Ella Truett to
Cross and Minnie Pullium, prop
erty in Valleytown Township.
William L. Osteen, Tr. to Mid
State Homes, Inc., property in
County.
Virgil and Dorothy M. Lov
ingood to Carrie Clayton, prop
erty in Notla Township.
Howard T. and Annie Mae Mc
Donald to Trustee of the Murphy
Presbyterian Church, property
in Murphy Township.
Clyde and Sudie Cutshaw to
Carl Linley Debuty, property in
, Valleytown Township.
Harry E. and Juanita Evans
Ferguson to Robert H. and Ar
hara S. Ensley. property in
Murphy Township.
J. H. and Maude B. Duncan
to Duncan Realty Corp., prop
erty in County.
N. B. Graham to Herbert Gra
ham, property In Notla Town
ship.
J. H. and Maude Duncan to
Duncan to Duncan Realty Corp.
property in Valleytown Town
ship.
Clarence and Beatrice David
son Hogsed to Homer H. and
Radie Davidson, property in
County.
Waldo Sfmond* to Luther and
eastern United States. A group
from Clearwater. Fla. was al
ready in camp when we arrived
In all the camp will have 108
campers for the two week ses
sion.
Those boys attending are Tom.
my and Charles Catoe, Joe May
from Andrews: Burl Chastain,
Roy Gillenwater, Jr., and Carl
Smith from Brasstown; Dicky j
Simonds from Marble: Tommy1
and Bob Reed, Jackie and Don
Morris, Johnny Maxfield, Kenny
English, Jerry Decker, Jimmy
Cook from Murphy!
The group will return Sunday,
July 24.
Registration At Camp Ney-A-Ti
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...on the march
North Carolina is considered the most advanced
among (he Southern states in economic development
and industrial growth.
High on the list of contributing factors to this
progress is the economic impact of the Malt Beverage
industry. Alone it makes a substantial contribution in
terms of people employed, plant and rolling stock
investments and taxes paid. This industry not only
pays some $3,500,000 in the usual corporation, per
sonal and sales' taxes each year, but also provides
the State and counties with specific excise taxes of
?ome $8,000,000 annually. According to the best
available, estimates, the Malt Beverage industry coo
tributes approximately $43,000,000 annually into
the economic stream in North Carolina.
As North Carolina moves forward in its eco
nomic development, you find an enlightened view
point growing that demands the legal sale of beer
and ale. Many towns in otherwise "dry" counties
have exercised their local option privileges to permit
"legal sale."
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After all, it is an inescapable fact that retail
business in legal sales counties is much greater;
per capita income is much higher and these counties
lead North Carolina on the march to industrial
development.
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