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MURPHY, N. C.
VE 7-2821
^Round About Andrews
Mr aad tin Clyde E1U> ant
daughters Lima aod Marilyn, re
tuned Satorday from an I dayi
vacation at Daytaoa Beach. Fla
Mr. and Mrs. BUI RaxUr and
family of Chattanooga, Tenn. ar
rived Saturday for visit with Mr.
?nd Mrs. Woody Raztcr. Mr. Rax
ler returned home Junday. Mrs.
Raster and children will remain
[or another week.
Miss Brenda Lindsay of Black
Mountain was week end guest of
Mr and Mrs. John Love and
amily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jordan and
ions, Chris, Mike and Jay of At
anta, Ga. visited Eb's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan this
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Hunt and
amily moved to Shelfby, N. C.
Sunday. Mr. Hunt has been em
) toyed at the Berkshire Knitting
>lant for several months.
Mrs. Wade Reece has returned
rom a ten days visit in Union
iown. Penn Enroute home she
visited in several towns in New
lersey ; also in Richmond. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCardy,
rrendy and Chucky lett today for
heir home in Homestead. Fla.
ifter spending a month at their
iummer home in Andrews
."hucky will return Aug. 8 with
elatives for another visit of sev
?ral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hooper and i
Cevin were guests of Mrs. Flos
lie Hooper and Mr. and Mrs
'lifford Sea 50 of Svlva, Wednes-i
lay and Thursday.
Miss Jean Christy and Ada I
ornwell of Lake Junaluska left
londay morning on an extended
rip to Monticello, Va. Wakefield,
itratford, Richmond, and Wil
amsburg, \'a., also eastern Caro
na.
Bob and Bill Christy, sons of
tr. and Mrs. Bob Christy of
isheville are spending a week
nth their grandparents, Mr. and
Irs. John Christy.
Mrs. Pauline Bever of Pinel
ss Park will arrive August 1st
jr visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
am Neel.
Rev. Earl Norris. newly elected
iastor of the Free Methodist!
Church, will arrive August 1st toj
egin his new work in Andrews.'
Mrs. Lucille and James Holland
f Columbua Ohio returned home
ifter a 3 weeks vacation with her!
larents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Best
Reverend and Mrs. T. C. Christ
nas and sons. Tommy. Billy
limmy are vacationing in Char
lotto and Oceaa Drive
?M be gucat preacher while mv. |
Chrutmax H away.
, Mr. and Mrs. I. It Spears of|
Aaheville an i
law Mr. aad Mra. W. C. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs J. R. Castle and
daughter at Knoxville, Tenn. visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. E U. Bui
Friday Overnight guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Winston Byrd a
daughter, Diana o( Decatur,
Georgia.
Mrs. J. S. Truett of Gastania,
N. C. is spending several weeks
with her son Wayne Truett and
family, also her sister. Mrs. W.
L Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brown of
Deland, Fla. are spending one
|or two months in Andrews.
They have traveled since April
5th in Fla., Alabama, and Tenn
essee before stopping in Andrews.
Mr. Brown says they like And
rews and plans to visit again
next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Standridge
and daughter. Mrs. Allen Caven
der and children. Danny Douglas
Fal. are visiting Mrs. Standridge's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tat
Imm.
Mrs. Ella Hoffman of Asheville.
IN. C. and Mrs. W. C. Penland of
Canton. N. C. are the guests of
Mrs. Ethel Walker Slagle of An
drews and Orlando. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gibson
Terry and Wallace, and Jack Mc
Guire returned Sunday from a
tour of Georgia and Florida. They
visited friends in Savannah. Ga.,
Jacksonville, and Daytona. Hiey
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Olson in Ocala. Fla.
Miss Elaine Heaton entertained
a group of her friends on Friday
evening at her home. The occas
ion was her 9th birthday. Square
dancing was enjoyed by all pre
sent.
Mr and Mrs. Vick Woods and
daughter Mrs. Ann Lineman and
children visited Mrs. Gert Ham
of Duncan. S. C. the past week.
Mrs. Ham accompanied them
home for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and Mrs.
Florence Huffman who are em
ployed in Fontana spent Monday
in Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zoellner
of Pensacola Florida arrived this
week. They will spend the sum
mer in Topton and Andrews.
Mrs. Will Coffey and Mr. and
Mrs. James Garren and chil
dren. Gary and Beverly were
week end guests of Mrs. Cof
radiae, Ky I* spending this
with his family in Andrews
Mr. and Mrs E. M Solano and
children. Char let Alan, Kay, Don
na and Larry of Jacksonville F]a.
visited Mr and Mr*. John Cooper
this week.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Richardson were Judge Pat!
Cannon and Mrs. and Mrs. Sam|
Bobfaitt of Miami. Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pullium
tnd daughter, Martha Elizabeth
irrived Friday for a visit with
relatives and friend*.
Mrs Jill T. Parker and Mrs
rom Brooks of Atlanta, Ga. re
umed to Atlanta Friday after a
/isit of several days with Mr. and
iCrs. Melvin Thornton and Mr.
ind Mrs. Fred Morgan and fam
ly. Mrs. Brooks and daughter,
iandra spent Thurs. in Bryson
?ity visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arvil
Calhoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knapp and
on Douglas of Riverton, New Jer
ey returned to their home Sun
lay after a weeks visit with re
al lves.
Jay Bryan Howard is the name
?hosen by Mr. and Mrs. Kelt
toward for their son, born July
7 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The mat
rnal grandparents are Mr. and
?rs. Lawrence Winfrey, of An
Irews. Paternal grandparents are
Irs. Lon Howard and the late
Ir. Howard of Murphy.
This child has the honor so
ar as we know of being the first
hild of Cherokee County parents
> be born in our new state!
lawaii.
Mrs. Hal Fulford returned to 1
er home in Tall ash asee, Fla. Fri
ay after spending 2 months with
er parents Mr. and Mrs. Grady
tiles. Mrs. Fulford is the for- j
ler Miss Grace Stiles.
Mrs. Anna Winfrey attended a
Hood Program at the Asheville ?
leginal Center Wednesday. 11 1
.m. The Bkwdmobile will be in
Andrews August 9th.
Mrs. Sam Clayton of Greens
oro is visiting her mother, Mrs.
t. T. Heaton and other relatives.
ives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dewar had
s their week end guests, Mr.
nd Mrs. Harry Dewar from At
anta. Ga. Mrs. Dewar's sister,
liss Gertrude Glassev from Fort
lorgan. Colorado, and Mrs. Paul
Coring from Canton, Ga. Mrs.
oring will stay for a week.
Mr. Bob Slagle who is serving
n the $taff at Camp Chaub
i Waynesville is spending this
eek with his parents, Mr. and
Irs. John Slagle.
Mrs. Barbara Thompson and!
on, Gary and Mrs. Bruce Battle
r. of Chicago, III. are spending
everal days with relatives in
Lndrews, and Murphy.
Vincent Parker and daughter
andra of Oceanway, Fla. spent a
wk with his father, M. N. Par
er.
Desmond Parker of Fla. is
ome for a few days visiting his
'ife and mother.
Those attending the 13th annual
draftsman's Fair in Asheville
rom Andrews were: Mrs. E. U.
lurch. Mrs. Linda Huggins. Sue
Jest. Vera Moore, Ruth Barnard
ind Elizabeth Morris.
Members of the St. Andrews
'Utheran Church enjoyed a pic
ic Wednesday evening on the
burch lawn.
Mrs. Flora Huff of Asheville
eturned to her home Saturday
iter a visit with her brother.
4r. Sam Best and family. She
'as accompanied home by Sue
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and
*>n. Billy of Lake Alfred. Fla.
visited friends in Andrews and
Ftobbinsville this week end. Mr.
Hartin is the former Miss Hope
Donley.
Mrs. Hattie Roper of Morgan
on is ipending a week with
ler sister, Mrs. Clara Sherrill and
>ther relatives.
Mrs. Muss McGuire entertain
"d at her home Saturday at 6
>.m.. with a dinner honoring her
taufihter, Mrs. J. V. Brooks The
?ccasion was Mrs. Brooks birth
Twenty three relatives were
onesent. Other guests were Rev.
and Mrs. George Pullium.
Oversight
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
-Thieves entered the home oc
cupied by Doris Campbell and
Doris Baaquie. They took cloth
ing. food, rugs, drapes, light
bulbs and ash trays, Taey missed
me item? (he telephone. The fol
lowing night the thieves returned
. swiped the telephone.
Slow Traffic
OAKVOLE. Iowa .-A sign
at the outskirts of this town
reads: "We tUok this place U
heaven Don't frtve Mke tell
through It."
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skies are sunny. You'll be glad you have it,
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PERSONAL LOANS HOME IMP'T. LOANS TRAVELERS' CHECKS
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Area Men
In Service
POPE AIR FORCE BASE N.C. I
?Airman Pirtt Clan Boyd M.
Arro wood of Rout* X, Murphy,
N. C., arrived at Pope AFB re- ,
cently for duty as a loadmaster i
with the Id Aerial P.ort Squadron.
He came here from Hawaii.
Airman Arrowood, S, ii the
soo of Mr John B. Arrowood,
Route 1. Murphy. He is a grad- 1
uate of Murphy High School. Air
man Arrowood is married to the 1
farmer Winona Hedden of Route1
4. Murphy. The couple has a son,
Richard, 1
Pope AFB, where Airman Arro
wood is now serving was founded
more than 40 years ago on the
Fort Bragg military reservation,
and today is home of the 464th
Troop Carrier Wing. Man wing
mission in support of airborne
forces of the Strategic Army Corp*
which ha* headquarters at the
big Army poet.
The 464th, a unit of Tactical Air
Command's Ninth Air Force, flies
twin-engined C-12J "Proyideers"
100.000 airborne troops on practice
jumps, assault landings or other
tactical exercises. Meanwhile the
wing's C-123's also fly a heavy
schedule of logistical missions,
lirlifting thousands of tons of es
sential supplies and equipment
anually for the Army and the
Air Force.
John Scott y Hardin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Hardin, is taking
his basic training at Lackland
Air Farce Base, Texas. Scatty is
a graduate of Andrews High
School and his friends will re
member him for his outstanding
record in football.
Local Men Responsible
For New Shopping Center
By LUCY LAUGHTER
ANDREWS - Two local men
Grady Garrett and Blaine
Blevins, have recently made an
outstanding contribution to the
growth and commercial develop
ment of Andrews. They have co
structed a high quality, fire proof
air conditional building which will
house the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company and the Garrett
Beauty Salon.
This fine structure contains
Dver 8000 square feet of floor
space and a connecting 24000
square feet of parking area. The
building is located on Main and
2nd Street in the very hearrt of
Andrews. It assures the people of
Andrews and surrounding areas
an excellent shopping center and
brings a really "Big City" type
store to serve the needs of tie
people. Mr. Garrett and Mr.
Blevins deserve a lot of cradit in
having the foresight and courage
Backward
Glances...
1? YEARS AGO
JULY fJ. 1*5?
Elite Fysal. Safety Sennas;
Field Representative of the Amer
ican Red Cross. is conducting a
Red Cross Water ***???
tor's course at the : A
Murohy Swimming Pool. Classes
for the instruction of ^tructor
and Life Saving are held eacn
morning from 9 until 12 od?
as a free service of the Ameri
can Red Cross. ^ ^ ,
Murphy Lions will observe
Ladies' Night on Tuesday. Aug.
8. according to ?nou"cf/"e^uebs>
President Dale Lee at the Tues
day evening meeting
Official temperature and pre-i
cipitation date released by the
U S. Weather Bureau shcws that
the year-round temperature In
Cherokee County is "m^raUv^
ly mild. The average here is ^
Lar-t* sliehtly warmer than tne
s? .u ?? <??* "
area. 56.5 degrees. ^
{? YEARS AGO
JULY JS. in#
Murohy and Cherokee County
received another muchly
ure article in the Greensb^o
Daily News describing the many
outstanding features wd advan
tages of this area both to tour
ists and industry.
The booster was none otner
than E. B. Jeffries, pr^'dent 0'
the Daily News, who visited jere
recently on a tour thrwgh VV^
ern North Carolina. Mr. James
was greatly impressed by the ?ow
completed H.wassee Dm. our na
tive marble courthouse, and nu
merous scenic attractions of the
repo" ...
A series of farm tours will be
held in Cherokee Ownty during
the week of August 5-10. accord
ing to plans now being made bj
the extension service, both at
Murphy and Raleigh.
30 YEARS AGO
JULY ?. !??
The people of Murphy are
i-swSes:
stalled all-talking equipment and
will open to tbe ^blic with hU
Brat all-talking picture Fnday 01
this week. # #
The Singing Qm *
ford Orphanage, Masonic iwtitu
tioo, willmSe it. annual *?
pearance at the school aud^
am here Mooday
14, according
and porter* placed ta thT*in'
dows of business houses here.
The Cherokee Scout |
6000 HUNTING
SINCt IM9
Dial VI 7-2222
to erect such an outstanding bus
iness structure.
' We feel that the people of this
area will rspond to the opportun
ity provided by these gentlemen
and will appreciate this forward
move in community progress.
Methodist Church |
To Join In j
Radio Program
ANDREWS - The official Board
of the First Methodist Church
has voted to join with the other
Methodist Churches of Cherokee
County in sponsoring the Chero
kee Methodist Hour to be heard
over WKRK each Sunday at 8:06
a.m.
The program will be conducted
by the Rev. A1 Smith and the
Rev. W. B. Orr of the Murphy
Circuit: and Rev. Tom Houts of
t h e Murphy First Methodist
Church and the Rev. D. P. Smoth
erman of the Andrews First
Methodist Church, and will be
called the Cherokee County Meth-<
odist Hour.
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Social Security
GRDAY GKUBB8
FtoU RepreaMtatfvc
Some household worker* in
Cherokee County are not receiv
ing toe nl security credit) for
their earnings, according to Grady
Grubbs, field representative of the
Social Security Administration.
The law makes the employers
responsible for reporting for so
cial security purposes the cash
wages they pay to workers in
their household, said Mr. Grubbs.
Household workers who receive
ISO or more bi cahs waged during
a calendar quarter have earned
social security credits for that
period. This might be as little
work as M per week. These work
ers should make sure that thier
employers report their wages be
cause social security credits are
based on these reports.
The law requires the employer
to report the cash wages paid
to household workers to the Dis
trict Director of Internal Revenue,
together with the social security
tax due on these wages. The re
port mush show the name, social
security account number of the
worker, and the amount of the
wages paid.
The next quarterly report is due
by July 31.
Mr. Grubbs emphasized that
all household workers should keep
a record of their cash wages.
At least once every three years,
they should check their social
security records to make sure
that alt cash wages have been
correctly reported. They can do
this by calling or visiting the
soial security office at 40 North
French Broad Avenue, Asheville,
N. C. .
There's A Way
BALTIMORE ? -One Balti
more woman insisted on reaching
her husband when he was a pa
tron of a tavern with an unlisted
telephone number.
"I'm having a baby!" she
screamed to the operator. "I've
GOT to talk to my husband."
The emergency was honored.
The call went through and the
husband was called to the tele
phone.
"Ed." said the wife, "bring me
home two hard crabs."
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