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Miss Meroney Gives Program At Circle Meet Circle No. 3 of the Woman Society of Christian Service o first Methodist Church met a the home of Mrs. W P. Odon en Tuesday afternoon August IS Mrs Jessie Zirbes. chairman had charge of the business ses non. Mis Adella Meroney gave tha program on "Seek and Find" She also made a talk on hei trip to Lake Junaluska. During the social hour the hos tess served refreshments to tha following: Mrs. W. E. Howell Mrs. Willie Martin, Mrs. Harrj Bishop. Mrs. Je?sw> Zirbes, Mis.' Ada Harshaw, Mrs. B. L. Pad gett, Mrs. Dora Akin. Mrs. Grac< Thompson, Miss Adella Meroney and Mrs. J. M. Hughes. South Sea islanders first usee the word "taboo" to denote cer tain forbidden things. Ep Dtllllit 9 Andrews, N. C. W?d. 24-Thi. 25 Fri. 26 'Wild River' HONT GOMERY CLIFT LEE REHICK Sat. 27 DOUBLE FEATURE 'Fort Dobbs' CL IN T ?CHEYENNE' WALK ER plus 'Wind Across The Everglades' -color CHRISTOPHER PLUMHER BURL IVES Sir. 28-Mor. 1&9 Tn. 30 'Please Don't Eat The Daisies' ?color* DORIS D AY DAVID N I VEN A d ?i i s ? i on-75* wJTli 'Battle Cry' VAN HE FUN ' At DO 'RAY MONA FREEMAN NANCY OLSON TAB HUNTER DOROTHY MALONE Till. 1-Frl. 2 'The Gallant Honrs' JAMES CAGNEY Commonwealth Honors Ten Year Employees It was 10 years ago on Aug* I ust 21. that Mr. J. A. Wood can* t to Murphy and started working , for the Commonwealth Lumber Corp.He is today Assistant Mana ger and S^les Manager in full ] charge of sales of Flooring and Lumber. As an officer of the , Corporation, he holds the title ' of Assistant Secretary. Mr. Wood has been in the lum ber business all his life and came ? to Murphy from Red Level, Ala. > where he had been connected , with the McGowan-Patrick Lum i ber Co. Mr. Wood's family lives i in Ooltewah, Tenn. Another anniversary at Com s monwealth Lumber Co. will /I occur next week. It will be 10 years then that Mrs. Irene Wood came to work in the office of I the Company. .1 A small dinner party honoring Mr. J. A. Wood and at the same time Mrs Irene Wood will be jjheld at Duke's Lodge next week. |j READ THE WANT ADS THEATRE N. C. Wtd. 24-Tha. 25 Fri. 26 'Visit to o Small Planet' JERRY LEWIS Sat. 27 DOUBLE FEATURE 'BuchflMR Rides Aloae' -color RANDOLPH SCOTT pl?s 'Walk Lib A Dragon' Sat. Lot* Show 'The Leech Wonan' Sir. 28-Mor. 29 'Stop, Look and Laugh' Tho Original Thro* Stoogos HOE, LARRY, CURLY T?o. 30-W.d. 31 'Bottle ii Ovtw Spoct' -Color INFORMATION, PLEASE A man should not set himself up above the laws of the land Under ?h? Lows and CommittH Rules Governing ConttiNd Election Cas?i of Mimbtrs of Co nf rots. I hod to writ* Mr. Taylor thirty days oftor ho woi certified if I wonted to contort the election. Thii I DID, since It it the lew of the lend. Mr. Teyler, under the teme lew, hod to ontwer within 30 deyi. This HI DID NOT. The lew soys, "he hed to admit or deny the fact* and stete specificolly eny f rounds - upon which he rests the validity of hit alaction." Wall, I know it if difficult fat hint to da that, hut at least he could make en honest effort and try. Aha, ju?t simple courtesy is helpful amongst candidates. Is Mr. Teyler efraid that by answering he might de prive himself of the epprommatoly $11,000 (alavon thou sand I that we taipayars pay him for "serving" ebaut II days hi Congress lone day In July, t days In August, and ana day In Ssptsmksr > t Ivan lawmakars, or paapla who went to kscsms havo t^i t ^i^rt l^i^vs ^p^ju^tl^y t^t everybody. Heinz Roilman IN CASE YOU HAVENT HEARD ? Min ority Leader Chariot A. Ha Hack gtatad that ha doat not rocollact boring (iron ony ttoto mant to ony roportor at to tfca tooting of Roy Taylor. BLUE RIBBON WINNER i The composition shown above wos a blue ribbon win ner in a Murphy flower show. It is typical of arrange ments that will be seen in Class D (Better Homes and Gordens at the Cherokee County Flower Show, Sept. 12, 13, and 14. Class D, page 24 in the County Fair schedule asks for arrangements of fruits and/or vege tables/or flowers. This and other arrangement classes are limited to Gorden Club members only except for Class G (Fortune) which is reserved for non-garden club members only. In Closs G exhibitors are invited to en ter arrangements of their choice. The show, titled "Vanity Foir," is sponsored jointly by the Valley River, Cherokee Rose, and Murphy Garden Clubs. Your Power Board Today By Mrs. Beryl Fulton When Thomas Edison invented i the first practical incadescent lamp, there were only the open flame sources of light, the torch, the candle, the oil lamp, and gas mantle, with which to dispel darkness. Today, we take for granted the fluorescent incades cent. mercury, infrared and many other types of lighting. But. with I all our familiarity with these ' various types of lighting, just how well is the desk lighted where your child will be doing his i homework this school year? Do you have the proper lighting for ( him? Good lighting for com fortable seeing can surely make < a bright student brighter, because it makes him work easier. The < right desk lamp in the right place protects the eyes from the dis- .' comfort of glare and annoyance I of contrasts and shodows. The i right desk lamp for coping with ; homework may be either a table I or wall model ? or a pair of I wall lamps, providing it has some t way of reflecting the light. This ! means that the lamp should have a glass or plastic reflector bowl < under the shade, a wide harp for a large indirect light bulb. < or a plastic disc to shield the bare bulb glare. Such undershade devices produce a combination of Culberson News (Editor's Note: Contact Sue A. Kilpatrick at home. Liberty. N. C., 7334. or at The Cherokee | I Scout, VF, 7-2222.) , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrister , are spending a few days this | week in Charlottsville. Va.. where , he will be attending college this September. Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Verner of Chattanooga were the week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Anderson, j Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mundy of I Atlanta spent this week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl I Mundav and son, Danny. I Mr. J. M. Anderson is now vis iting relatives in Ohio. Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Huffman visited the Hoyt Taylors on High way 64, this weekend. A revival meeting is in pro gress at Simonds Chapel Baptist Church with the Rev. Henry and Floyd Davis of Chicago as speak er. The public is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and family of Capaula, Ga., are vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Dillard, and her brother Albert Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Newman, Sr. have as their guests this week, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Newman, Jr.. and son, Terry, of West point, Miss., and Mrs. Jerry New man and daughter, Debbie, of .Copperhill, Tenn. Card of Thanks "0 Lord. My God, How Great Thou Art" I am grateful? To above all ? Thanks to God for bringing me through to sudden an illness. To the great number of friends who have been ao kind and help ful to me, my wile, and mem bers of my family, their prayers, cards, and flowers, and so many offers of assistance. To my aaaociates at the Bank, to the staff at the Providence Hospital for their excellent ser vice. and the doctors, my wonder ful nurses, again I say. "Thanks and may the Lord bless each and everyone of you." S. S. Williams People living In the immediate neighborhood account lor rim* j p ward and downward diffused light that reduces the eye irritating difference in brightness between the desk top and the rest of the room. The height of the lamp, too, is very important. A happy medium in height, in either table or wall lamps, is about 15 inches from top of desk to the bottom of the lamp shade, rhe bottom diameter of the shade also contributes to eye comfort and good seeing. Look for these ninimum dimensions: Table lamp ? bottom diameter >f shade, 16 inches Single wall lamp ? bottom liameter of shade, 13 inches. Twin wall lamps, ? bottom iiameter of shade, 9 inches. A light colored shade that is slightly translucent or opaque, essens the contrast with light colored walls; if walls are dark, you may mount a larger tack board in light color on the wall Facing the desk. For an adquate amount of light, the following size bulbs are recommended: Wall or table lamp ? Minimum jf 150 watts. Pair wall lamps ? Minimum if 100 watts. If you use twin wall lamps, mount them 30 inches apart, measuring from the center of each shade. To get the full benefit of the light from a well chosen lamp, you'll place it on the side of the desk, opposite the writing hand ? on the left of the desk for a right-handed person, on the right side of the desk for a left-handed person. If your child's desk is highly polished, a light-colored desk blotter will make his seeing more comfortable. It will eliminate re flections and minimize contrast between the darkness of the desk lop and the whiteness of book pages and writing paper. Methodists Announce Honor Roll Bunch Nugent. Supt. of Sunday I School at First Methodist Church gave the following list of names who attended Sunday School regularly during the month of July: Nursery: Teresa Palmer, Danny Townson, Mrs. Gay David son. Kindergarten: Janie Mason, Diane Palmer, Rebecca Quino, Jim Dyer, and Mrs. Hugh How ard. Primary I: Bill Dyer. Sharon Lochaby, Mrs. Hugh Br it tain; Primary II: Phillip McDonald, Lonnie Brittain. Miss Clara Mc Combs; Primary IH: Mark De Armnan, Tommy Size. Junior IV: Summy Carter, Ellen Davis. Errol Hensley, John nie Moore, Carl Townson; Junior V: Judy Quinn, Freddie Loch aby; Junior VI: Jane Brittain, Jan Davidson, Elaine Martin, Mrs. Felix Palmer. Intermediates: Judy Brittain, Gretchen Bruner, Freddy Davis, Mary Linda Hyatt, Ann Lochaby, Billie Moore. Treaty Nugent. Jane Whitley. Seniors: David Alverson. Butch Hensley. Linda Houts. Lewis Mar tin, Brenda Quinn. Couples Class: Paul Brittain. Hyatt Bible Class: W. F. Elliott. Dr. George Dyer, Nail David son. Jerry Davidson, John W. Davidson. Frank Mauney. Hugh Howard. L. L. Mason, Howard Martin, W. B. Johnson, Hugh Brittain. A. 0. Ketenar, R. T. Houts. Jr., Alden Jim Greene, E. E. John Wesley Class'i Miss Akin. Mrs. Baas Alverson. Ada Hers haw. Miss Addte therwood, Mr*. Howard Mrs. Man Siayton, Mrs. PARADE OF PROGRESS DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS 71 YfAftS CHEROKEE SCOUT Printert ? Publisher* Good Printing Sine* 1889 ItfaMwhW July III* 56 yf Aits 1904- 1960 C Qualify A Name Brand N Merchandise D L E R / S Ladiet' Ready-To-Weor 55 YEARS 1905 - 1960 ? Pittsburgh Points ? Hardware ? Sporting Good* MURPHY HARDWARE COMPANY VE 7-2110 49 YfAftS 1911 - 1960 "Tht Retail Store" PARKER'S DRUG STORE "For 49 Yeor? Murphy's Lending Drug Store" 1919 - lvow C. MOORE DODGE Sol?t and Servic* VE 7-2316 MURPHY, N. C ,9,9 - 1960 murph* SUPPLY CO Uw murphy SUPPLY CO. DlC^j ^rou.-ow?mob'u Compaq ?.tM S^rte* 1,1 YM W??" - u~< C?. ?" wt . COMliTl M YEARS 1924 - 1960 "Com pit* On*. Stop Banking" CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO. Andrew* ? Haywrflk Murphy ? Robbmrvill* F.D.I.C 34 V IARS 1926 - 1960 DICKEY SUPPLY CO. ? Hardware ? Building Supplies "Wo Soil For Let t Because Wo Sell For Cash" MURPHY, N. C. 30 YEARS 1930 - 1960 MAUNEY DRUG CO. Fast - Accurate PRESCRIPTION Service ! 29 YEARS 1931 - 1960 Walt Coleman Appliance Store S?< the Beautiful New Frigid* ire ? RanfM ? Rsfoigaratort ? Washers ? Dryart ? Frwnn I Built-liw 27 YEARS 1933 - 1960 WE TAILOR SUITS for MEN and LADIES and WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH SHOES, HATS, and GROCERIES CARRINGER'S 26 YEARS 1934 - 1960 Irie Furniture Company and Ivie Funeral Home Murphy, N. C. 25 YiARS ? 1935 - 1960 "BARGAINS GALORE" LAY'S 5&10 l/ii 1 ? AIJ ? ^ mmJ Lmrg*tt I A 10" TROY FLEMING, Mtr. 24 YIAKS 1936 - 1960 DUNCAN OIL COMPANY Phillip, 66 Dwlir Heat With OIL . . . It Costs LESS! 24 YEARS 1936 - 1960 J. H. DUNCAN TIRE CO. PMchtfM St. Murphy, N. C. 76 YEARS 1944- 1960 DAVIS JEWELERS Keeptak* Diamond* Watch & Jewelry REPAIR! 75 YEARS 1945 - I960 TRUDY'S The Ladies' Shop In Murphy, N. C. 15 YEARS SMOKY MOUNTAIN GAS CO. ? L-P Gat ? RCA Whirlpool Gat and Electric Appliancet ? Motorola Radio and TV 14 YEARS 1946- 1960 Duke's Lodge jnd Lodge Landing ? BoaN and Bait ? Good Food ? Cabin* Dvk* ??' Gut Whitley, ItuMr T?yt?r, Own 9 YEARS 1951 - I960 SOSSAMOffS FURNITURE CO. "WHh Ut |o jefflrOClfOff Vf A Mutt" "ON THI SQUARE" VI 7-3111 MURPHY, N. C 3 Yf Att 1957 - 1960 CHEROKEE RESTAURANT Serving Good Food Daily "Air Conditioned" 1 YEAR FAMILY RESTAURANT Specialiting In ? Charcoal Broiled Steak; ? Home Cooking ? Chicken in the Basket ? Country Ham FAMILY RESTAURANT "Air Conditioned" 1 Y EAR Now In Our Second Year . . . COLLINS. CRAIN DEPARTMENT STORE "Your Store Of Better Values" We Give Red M Tickets! FIRST YEAR Murphy's Newest And Smartest Outfitters For The Entire Family! LENA'S Next Door To Post Office MURPHY, N. C. 'i AHEAD FM up your fu?l tank now wtth Gulf Solar Heat ? the cleaneat burning heating ell you can buy. ? Now tailing at low, ? low aum- I mar price. Ordar from W*IO For CLEAN HEAT W. C. KINNEY 4 SONS, Inc. DAY PHONE VI 7-2523 NIGHT PHONIS VI 7-2803 VI 7-2908 VI 7-28S8 Murphy, N. C. i]
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