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I, have wanted to write this
letter for some time, but have
M4M because I know that
it will offend quite a few peo
ple <some of them my own
people). In November we will
elect the President of the
Uniaad States, a person who
wilt*,ttave a direct bearing on
all mt lives. Let's elect the
one ""Best fitted for the job.
If is everyone's civic duty
to vote. It is one of the rea
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sons this country was found
ed. It is what his kept this
country free from dictators,
and this party system has
worked for many years.
Everyone should take an in
trest in county, state, and
national elections.
Too few people, especia
lly women, exercise their
right to vote. We should all
be kept well informed on what
is going on in the world
around us. You could ask some -'
people inCherokeeCounty who
is our Senior Senator, and I'll'
bet they wouldn't know. Ask
who is the Secretary of State
and you would get the same
answer. We have three great
mediums of information
newspapers, radio, and tele
vision, but to some there are
too many more important
things going on around them to
just take a few minutes out of
every day to find out what Is
going on in the world.
Some of the most promi
nent men in both our great
parties have put their relig
ion way down at the bottom
of the line in what they say
they are, and in what they
believe. (Some haven't said
they believe anything.) I would
like to say that I am a
Christian first, a free Ameri
can second, and a Democrat
third, but since my party did
not put a man that I can In
all good faith vote for, the
other party will get my vote.
Some might say what is one
vote? Great issues have been
decided on one vote.
There are In the U. S., 37
million more registered
Democrats than Republicans
so It will take a lot of peo
ple who have Just one vote
to elect the president that I
want and I am sure a lot of
other people, just like me,
want, too.
I have heard some of our
Protestant clergemen say they
cannot vote this November.
Everyone that doesn't vote
is. In a very real sense,
supporting the other man.
Sometimes It is better to for
get what your political party
is, and vote for the man in
stead of just voting for your
party.
I know I am not so smart
in many things, but I hplieve
in doing what my heart tells
me is right. 1 believe in this
.that I am right - At least I
hope and pray that 1 am.
Mae A. Crisp
Man lives by affirmation
even more than he does by
bread.
- Victor Hugo
Marbl* News
Mr. Md Mr*. Daws Gar
ret and family of NMtivUU.
Tn. war* racaot gaaats of
his pmask?rt,Mr.MriMn.
Moo roe Garrett.
Mr. aad Mr*. Poaey Roberts
at Robianavtlle. and Mr. aad
Mr*. Harry Rich at Marble,
were business viiinrs in Blue
Ridge, Ca. laat Thursday.
Mr. aad Mrs. Goflery
Graves and family of Hanging
Dog, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Garret.
Mrs. Mamie Rich has re
turaad from ? visit with her
son, Tlamage Ragvis, of
Blalrsville, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jack
son of Long B each, Calif-were
touring through Murphy and
Marble last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rich
of Sonara, Texas have an
notaiced the birth of a dau
ghter, Cynthia Renee. His par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry
B. Rich of Marble.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lin
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Bass Lin
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
Morris, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Palmer of Andrews and
Peachtree, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tad
Carren, at die home of Mr,
and Mrs. Worth Palmer.
Mrs. Lynchie and Miss Ar
tie Garrett were Saturday
afternoon guests of Mrs.
Mamie Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Daven
port of Akron, Ohio, formerly
of Blalrsville. Ga? visited
Mrs. Mamie Rich last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bran
dist of Pennsylvania toured
through Marble recently.
Mr. Frank Barton of Blue
Ridge. Wa. was a recentguest
of relatives in Marble.
Mr. and Mrs! Bill West of
Andrews, were recent guests
of her parents here, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Edwards.
Rev. and Mrs. Arvil Swaf
ford were recent guests of
their daughter in Ashevtlle.
Mrs. Vinson West and chil
dren of Eufaula, Ala. spent
the weekend with relatives
' here.
Mr. Monroe Garrett of Mar
ble celebrated his 70th birth
day last Friday, October 14.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Medlin,
Mrs. Jimmy Johnson anddau
ghters, and Mrs. Grace Med
lin of Ashevtlle, were recent
guests of their parents, grand
Addle Mo* Cook*
N<med For
Work In Hawaii
NASHVILLE. TENN.--M1M
Addle Mm Cooke. ot Honolulu.
Hawaii, formerly of Murphy,
has boon selected as an a
vadaMo approved church libr
ary worker to serve la Hawaii.
Wayne E. Todd, secretary
of the Church L I brary Service,
Bap Q si Sunday School Board,
said that throughout the South
ern Bapast Convention the
Church Library Service uaes
several such approved work
ers. Mlas Cooke, havtag had
wife experience la library
work, "la well qualified to
promo m and assist la estab
lishing libraries in all of the
Baptist churches and mis
sions la Hawaii, wherever her
services are required," Todd
said.
Miss Cooke serves as
chiarch library siyervisor for
Baptist Book Stores in Ral
eigh and Charlotte, N. C?
for three-and-a-half years
before going to Hawaii. 'For
the past two years she has
been librarian of the Hawaiian
Baptist Academy in Honolulu.
She also has studied library
science at the University of
Hawaii.
White Church
4-H Club Meets
By Glenda Oockery-Reporter
The 4-H Club met at White
Church School on October 13,
1960 for the purpose of elect
ing officers.
Officers elected were:
President, Ann Msrcus, vice
president, Demorres Sylves
ter; secretary - treasurer,
Carol MacRae; song leaders.
Sonny Hass and Wanda 0*DeU;
reporter, Glenda Dockery.
After our officers were
elected we sang a song and
said the 4-H pledge and the
pledge of Allegtence to the
flag.
Miss Mary Hensley, super
visor, assisted the election
activities. The next meeting
Will be November 10.
parents and great-grand
parents here, Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Davis.
Mrs. Edra Mae Edwards Is
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crisp
of Akron, Ohio are visiting
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. DockSudderth
spent Saturday in Gatflnburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sud
Jerth and son of Akron, Ohio
?re visiting, theirparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sudderth and
Mr. and Mrs. ?d English.
Misses Sue Ferguson and
Doris Hendrix who teaches
school at Leaksville spent the
week-end with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Sud
dath of Jefferson. Ga., are
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Chambers of Andrews were
visitors here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pack
of Gainesville, Ga. and son
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Morris.
Special Church
Service To Honor
Football Team
Members of the Murphy
High School Football Team
will be guests of honor at a
simper and special service
Sunday evening. October 23.
Members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship are spon
sors for thla special program.
The members of the team will
be entertained at supper at
6:30 p.m. In the Social Room
of die church, and tbe service
will be at 7:30. The sermon
will be given by the pastor.
Reverend R. T. Houts. on
the subject, "Living Is Team
work."
All member* of the team
and their parents and friends
are cordially Invited to the
service.
Nothing can bring you peace
but yourself: nothing can bring
you pence but ?* triumph
Requests For
Brownie Troup
Several raqoeata for i mw
Girt Scout Browiue troop In
Mtrphy have town received by
Mr*. Merle Devia. Neighbor
hood Chairman aw) a meeting
of Interested girls and parents
baa been scheduled for 3:15
p.m. ta Ate Little Auditorium
at fee school on Thursday.
Oct. 20th. The proposed new
troop will serve second and
third grade girls. It will also
Include the third graders al
ready registered with Troop
211 and parents of these flrls
are urged to attend.
Hembree
Enrolled At
Gottonla Institute
RALEIGH - WUUamMorrU
Hembree, formerly of Mur
pry. la ?nlM at the Cuton
Technical Institute la Cm
ante, a divtataa of the NJC.
Slate College School of Ea?
locering, operated by rite Col -
lege Extension Division.
The son of Mrs. .W. A.
Hembree of Athens.'Ga., Bill
is a graduate of Murphy High
Sct.ool and a member of Bel
vlew Methodist Church. Rt. 2
Murphy. H? is enrolled in the
two-year civil technology
cours* at Gaston Toch.
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Mrs. Gordon Holmes of Lowell Street, Murphv, is
shown receiving the first KASHO Jackpot of $120.00
from C. L. (Bud) Alverson, left, in the Smoky Moun
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Attend The Church Of Your Choice
I
J? he gong sounded! T dashed from
the office into the crowded street, and hur
ried on into the fading sunlight. The bell
in the familiar old church tower was strik
ing five. I had made it again! I would
reach the commuters' train and be in my
suburban home at the usual hour.
As I rushed past the church, chimes
sounded melodiously over the busy, strug
gling mass of humanity. Suddenly, I
stopped in the midst of it. Why this mad
rush day after day? Tomorrow and to
morrow and tomorrow would be the same.
But today the chimes recalled to me a
sense of peace and purpose, a satisfaction
once experienced in the fellowship of
worship and friendship.
The commuters' train was forgotten
as I entered the vast, semi-lighted church.
From far up at the marble altar came tha
words of a prayer: "0 Cod, our Heavenly
Father . . . the endless tide of business,
| toil, and care moves on around us. Go
with us and bless us who have stopped
within this holy place of prayer for ono
brief moment to be refreshed by thy love,
and quieted by thy peace." The organ took
up the response and the Mwiriu" soared
upward as I knelt in grateful prayer.
"Never again," I resolved, "shall I deprive
myself of the security and satisfaction of
? regular church attendance and worship.
My place in the little suburban church
shall be filled on each Lord's Day."
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"TV Church is the factor on
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spiritual valurs. Without a strong Church,
?either drmocra y nor ci\iiu?tion can
There ar* four sound reasons
why every person should attend services
refularly and support the Church. They
?re: (I) For hi* own sake. (2) For his
children's sake. ()) For the sake of his
Community and nation. (4) For the sake
of (he Church itself, which needs his
mool and material support. Plan to (O
to church refularly and read your Bible
daily.
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