Area Obituaries
ELDfl) L PARKER
HAYESVILLE - EJibu L.
Parker, TT. of Hayeaviile BL X
diad Friday morning. July XX.
Ha was a native of Oay County,
a 10a of the late Alfred and Lava
Killian Parker, and was a mem
ber of Tusquittee church of Gad.
Finis E. Davis of Louisville,
Kentucky, was elected Interna
tional President of Lions Inter
national at the Association's 43rd
Annual Convention in Chicago.
Lions International, with <10,000
members in 106 countries or ra
tions. is the world's largest serv
ice club organization.
Lions International is best
taown for its many youth pro
grams. community service proj
ects. sight conservation activities
and aid to the blind. Last year
Lions Clubs around the globe
completed more than 1(2.000 in
dividual community service proj
ects.
LYON'S All-Day
Adhesive
DENTURE
CUSHIONS
IS
tMth tight ? Ph
the
breath ? Srves genuine comfort
without odor-causing massy
powders or gluey pastes.
a MNTtsrs oiscovfir
MAUHEY DRUG CO.
MURPHY, N. C
THEATRE
N. C.
Thu. 28-Frl. 29
'Tht Last
Aigry Mob'
PAUL HUH
DAVID WAYNE
IETSY PALME*
Sat. 30
DOUBLE FEATURE
'Volley off
the Redwoods'
JOHI HUDSON
LYII VERIAY
Also
'The Sheriff
of
Froctired Jaw'
-IK COLOR?
KEIRCTN MORE
JAYIC HAISF I CLO
Sat. Lata Shew
?Tk? Hot
Bod Girl'
4 116 DAYS
Sun. 31-Mon. 1
Tim. 2-Wed. 3
'South
Pacific'
? IV COLO I
Mltzl Gayner
Roaaano Brazzl
cmmti in
,*B?LT? f|(
Surviving art two rlainhtai.
Mr*. MenU Rea Parfcar of Hayev
vilk. Md Mrs. 1m* Crabtree af
California; two aons, Jama* of
Hayacvillt. and Fred of Toledo.
Waal). ; throe brothara. Andy of
Hayes vtlle. and Sam and Jamas
of Cleveland. Terns.; and a sister.
Mrs. Bertha Blanfcenahip o f
Hayes vilie.
Services were held at 3 p.m.
Saturday in Union Hill Church.
The Rev. Jack Thomas and the
Rev. Emerson Davenport offici
ated and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home was ia
charge of arrangements.
REV. FRED SHIELDS
The Rev. Fred Andrew Shields,
58. of Andrews, died at S:8 a m
Tuesday. July 1*. after a long ill
ness.
He was a native of Macon
County, a son of the late Robert
and Molbe Lee Shields, and had
been an ordained Baptist minister
for 10 years. His last pastorate
was at Junaluska Baptist Church.
He resigned a few months ago be
cause of the condition of his
health.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Mary Piercy Shields; a son, Har
old of Andrews; a daughter, Mrs.
Christine Rogers of Andrews;
three grandchildren; a sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes of Frank
lin; and three brothers, Garland.
Melvin and Everett Shields of
Franklin.
Services were held Wednesday
at 2 p.m. in Second Baptist
Church of Andrews.
The Rev. Jim Trueti, the Rev.
Andrew Hogan and the Rev. Ho
mer Wilson officiated, and burial
was in VaUeytown Cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. SUSAN P ARRIS
ANDREWS? Mrs. Susan Jane
Parris. 75, of Andrews, died at
9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 28 in
an Andrews hospital after an ill
ness of two weeks.
Mrs. Parris was born in Gra- '
ham County, but had lived most I
of her life in Andrews. She was
a member of First Baptist Church
of Andrews.
Surviving is the husband, D. L.
Parris.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Monday in Andrews Funeral Home
Building. The Rev. T. C. Christ
mas, pastor of First Baptist
Church, officiated, and burial was
in Valieytown Cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge,
Andrews, N. C.
Thu. 28-Frl. 29
ADMISSION 75c
Sat. 30
DOUBLE FEATURE
'Four Fast
G?rs'
JAMES CSA I A
MARTHA VtCKERS
Also
CartooR
Carnival
Also
LATE SHOW
'TkMdtr Ir
CoroliRo'
-IN COLOR?
RORT CALHOUR
Sun. 31-Mon. 1
Tut. 2
'Who was
that Lady?'
TORY CURTIS
DUI MART 1 1
JARIT ICIfiN
W?d. 3-Thu. 4
'Tk( Toll
Starr'
;; ? f ? ' :? X ^ ' ? ' ' -i ? ^ ?
Great Returns
? J B' ,ffr Jfr ' * - ? ? .
From Freexers
Anybody?
Certainly om of th* moat pop
ular mm) imprtMi appliances
nowaday* is the
Everooe is In
terested in get
ting as great re
turns from their
investment
possible , conse-|
quently , many >
inquiries about
about freezing
fruits and vege
tables and prepared dishes are
pmiwg around.
The trouble with asking Just
anyone is that you may get same
"short cuts" that will be disap
pointing when you prepare the
food several months from now. |
The short cut that I have par
ticularly in mind is failure to '
blanch (or scald ? the vegetable (
which stops the ripening process
lor enzyme action). This step is .
imperative for a good product and t
do not be misled by someone who ;
will tell you it la not important. \
Vegetables frozen will retain ,
their flavor for a few days with- ,
out blanching, but keeping them !
for several months necessitates '
following expert recommenda- ,
tions. ,
For best results with fruits the ;
rules are very simple. Use tree ;
ripened fruits if possible.
Fruits do not require scalding ,
or any application of heat before
freezing. Do handle the fruit ]
gently and work with small i
amounts to avoid bruising. Wash
fruit thoroughly, stem and tort <
discarding the soft or overripe t
parts.
Fruits like vegetables continue
to ripen but instead of scalding
fruits to check this chemical ac- :
ttw, ^ ar syrup is uaed to
coat to* fruit
Here again, torn art aona
heipfui suggestions: Uae dry wg
ar if preferred only oa fnuu that
will not discolor. A few fruit* may
even be packed without sugar or
syrup provided toey will not dis
color. and depending upon how
you want to uae them.
If you art not thoroughly famll
method*, then you will be Inter
ested in the printed help* avail
able free at the Home Agenu
Office.
To spend money, energy and
time to be disappointed In qpuhs
is luineoitary -
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OP SALE
The Cherokee County Board of
Education will aetl at Public Auc
tion on Auguct 1 ISM, at ?:00
a.m. at the Courthouse door in
Murphy, N. C. the school property
described as follows:
Being part of Tract Number
70 in said Stat* and County. Dist
rict Number 1, on the water of
Slow Creek, beginning on a white
oak near the road, running thence
north about twenty poles to a
stake, thence with the road in
? southern direction about 25
poles to a stake in said road,
thence NW to the beginning con
taining one acre, more or less.
Being the land deeded by J. C.
Huskins and B. Mayfield. agent
for J. N. 0. Abernathy heirs, re
corded on page 7 of Deed Book j
Number 2-27, Records of Chero
kee County, and known as Slow,
Creek school property.
The Board of Education reser
ves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Cherokee County Board of
Education.
Secretary.
51-3tc.
(Editor's Note: This poem was written by Victor
West of Marble. Mr. West is presently a foreman with
the H. H. West Construction Co., in Manila, Utah.)
I SEE THE MASTER
By Victor M. West
I see Him in the Sunrise
When the dew is on the Ground
I see Him at Evening
When the Sun is going down.
I see Him in the Springtime
When the leaves start to unfold
I see Him in the Autumn
When they turn to Red and Gold
I see Him in the Mountains
And upon the rolling Plains
1 see Him in the Valleys
And in the Springtime Rains.
I see Him in the Forest
Among the stately Trees
I see Him in the Desert
In every little Breeze.
I see Him in the Canyons
And upon the lofty Hills
I see Him by the Brookside
And beside the trickling Rills.
I see Him in the Flowers
Along the dusty Lane
I see Him in the Roses
And in the golden Grain.
I see Him in a Christian
Who walks with Him each Day
One who points Souls to Jesus
Along Lifes narrow Way
And when this Life is Over
And I have run my Race
I know that up Yonder
I'll see Him Face to Face.
THE CHANGING SCENE
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Smoky Mountain Gas Co.
'"four Philgo* LP Distributor"
Vf 7-2111 Murphy, N.C.
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1889] DIRECTORY
1 OF BUSINESS
7t YfAJtS
CHEROKEE
SCOUT
PriaNn ? hibliihiri
Good Printing
Sine* 1889
bfeMbM Mr '???
M YfAXS
1924 - 1960
"Cowp/id Out
Stop Bmnklmj"
CITIZENS
BANK and
TRUST CO.
AlldiWI ? H?y*irill*
Murphy ? RtbkhffHIh
Mwk? F.D.I. C
24 YfAXS
1936 - 1960
DUNCAN OIL
COMPANY
Phillip* 66 DMicr
Hut Witfl
OIL . . .
It Costs
LESS!
J YtAKS
1957 - 1960
CHEROKEE
RESTAURANT
Serving Good
Food Daily
"Air CwiditteMd"
56 YIAMS
1904 - 1960
C Quality
A Mam* Brand
N Merchandise
D
L
. E
R
i
S
Ladi?$' R?a4y-To-Wear
34 YtARS
1926 - 1960
DICKEY
SUPPLY
CO.
? Hardwire
? Building Supplies
"We Ml for Less
Because We
Sell For Cash"
MURPHY, N. C.
24 YtARS
1936 - 1960
J. H. DUNCAN
TIRE CO.
PMcktfM St. Murphy, N. C.
1 YEAR
FAMILY
RESTAURANT
Special i ting In
? Charcoal Broiled Steaks
? Home Cooking
? Chicken in the Basket
? Country Ham
FAMILY
RESTAURANT
"Air Conditioned"
55 YEARS
1905 - 1960
? Pittsburgh Paints
? Hardware
? Sporting Good*
MURPHY
HARDWARE
COMPANY
VI 7-2110
30 YEARS
1930 - 1960
MAUNEY
DRUG
CO.
Fast - Accurate
PRESCRIPTION
Service !
16 YEARS
1944- I960
DAVIS
JEWELERS
Keeptok* Diamonds
Watch fir Jewtlry
REPAIR!
J YEAR
Now In Our Second
Year . . .
COLLINS
CRAIN
DEPARTMENT STORE
"Your Stor e Of
Better Values"
We Give Red M
Tickets!
49 Yf ARS
1911 - 1960
"Th? Rexall Store"
PARKER'S
DRUG
STORE
"For 49 Years
Murphy's Leading
Drug Store"
29 YiARS
1931 - 1960
Walt Coleman
Appliance
Store
Sm Iki Beautiful New
Frigidaire
? Ran*** ? li(il|?nnn
? W*sti?rt ? Dry?n
? Fmim ?
75 YEARS
1945 - I960
TRUDY'S
The
Ladies'
Shop
In
i
Murphy, N. C.
FIRST YEAH
Murphy's Newest
And Smartest
Outfitters For
The Entire Family!
LENA'S
Next Door To
Pott Offico
MURPHY, N. C.
41 YEARS
1919 - 1960
E. C. MOORE
DODGE
Safes and Service
VE 7-2316
MURPHY, N. C.
27 YEARS
1933 - 1960
WE TAILOR SUITS
for
MEN and LADIES
and
WE CAN FURNISH
YOU WITH
SHOES, HATS, and
GROCERIES
CARRINGER'S
75 YiARS
SMOKY
MOUNTAIN
GAS CO.
? L-P Gas
? RCA Whirlpool
Gat and Electric
Appliances
? Motorola Radio
and TV
41 YtAHS
1919 - 1960
MURPHY
SUPPLY CO.
"Ow Many Tim Of
Ixyarianc* M
IiuHwiilcil Opmtfe*
ImMm U> T. OHtr
Tn Q? m?
MafcKan^tl* Far
Lm Mwwy."
MURPHY
SUPPLY CO.
26 YtARS
1934 - 1960
Ivie Furniture
Company
and
Ivie Funeral
Home
Murphy, N. C.
14 YEARS
1946 - 1960
Duke's Lodge
and
Lodge Landing
? Boot* oiid Boit
? Good Food
? Cabin*
Dulu 6m WMrin,
llm?r T?yt?c, Omm
amd Om"'ki
40 YEARS
1920 - 1960
DICKEY
'Chovrolof-OMimobiU
Company
Scl#s hwte?
"i
?It Y? Wmmt A Cm*
Umd tmr, In Ut"
Wl ALWAYS CARRY
A COMftlTI STOCK
25 YiAMS
1935 - 1960
"BARGAINS QALOHM"
LAY'S 5 & 10
"Murphy' i OMxt mnd
Uf*Mt S A 10"
TtOY PLKMING, M?f.
.
9 YEARS
1951 - 1960
SOSSAMON'S
FURNITURE CO.
"WHh Ui eastern*
Satisfaction It
A Mint"
"ON TNI SQUARI"
VI 7-J11S
MURPHY, N. C
FM up your toltonk now w*h
Gulf Hoot ? tho dmrm*
burning hoatinf ill you can bt?.
? Mmhi ft
| now wnin? ?%
tew. ? low sum- i
OntaMtan u/to* A^L
*
FOr CLEAN HEAT |
lor?tc? ImSRmiI
W. C. KINNEY &
SONS, Inc.
DAY PHONC
VI 7-2523
NIGHT FMONBS
VI 7-2MJ
W 7-290S
VI 7>2S5t
Murphy, N.C