PARADE OF PROGRESS
1889
DIRECTORY [
OF business!
1960
71 YEARS
The
CHEROKEE
SCOUT
Printer* ? Publishers
Good Printing
Since 1889
btoblisM July 1819
56 YEARS
1904 - 1960
C Quality
A Nome Brand
N Merchandise I
D
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Ladies' Ready-To-Wear
55 YEARS
1905 - 1960
? Pittsburgh Paints
? Hardware
e Sporting Goods
MURPHY
HARDWARE
COMPANY
i t
VE 7-2110
49 YEARS
1911 - 1960
"The Rexall Store"
PARKER'S
DRUG
STORE
"For 49 Yean
Murphy's Leading
Drug Store"
i L
j 41 YEARS
1919 - 1960
E. C. MOORE
DODGE
Sales and Service
VE 7-2316
MURPHY, N. C.
L
41 YEARS
1919 - 1960
MURPHY
SUPPLY CO.
"Our Many Years Of
Experience A t%4
Economical Operation
Enables Us To OHer
Yo?i QuaKty
Merchandise For
Less Money."
MURPHY
SUPPLY CO.
40 YIARS
1920 - 1960
DICKEY
Chevrolet-OldsmobiU
Company
Sakt and Scrvfce
'It You Want A Good
Umd Cor. So* Uf
WE ALWAYS CARRY
A COMPUTS STOCK
36 YEARS
1924 - 1960
"Complete One
Stop Bonking"
CITIZENS
BANK and
TRUST CO.
Andrew] ? Hayejrille
Murphy ? Robbrnirille
Mcmbtr f D I.C.
34 YEARS
1926 - 1960
DICKEY
SUPPLY
CO.
? Hardware
? Building Supplie*
"We Ml For Less
Because We
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
See the Beautiful New
Frigidaire
? Ranges ? Refrigerators
? Washers ? Dryers
? Freezers ? Built-lnt
27 YEARS
1933 - 1960
WE TAILOR SUITS
for
MEN and LADIES
and
WE CAN FURNISH
YOU WITH
SHOES, HATS, and
GROCERIES
CAMtlNGER'S
26 YEARS
1934 - 1960
Ivie Furniture
Company
and
Ivie Funeral
Home
Murphy, N. C.
25 YEARS
1935 - 1960
"BARGAINS GALORE "
LAY'S 5 & 10
"Murphy's Oldest and
Largest 5 I 10"
TROY FLEMING, M?r.
24 YIARS
1936 - 1960
DUNCAN OIL
COMPANY
Phillipi 66 Dialer
Heat With
OIL . . .
It Costi
LESS!
24 YEARS
1936 - 1960
J. H. DUNCAN
TIRE CO.
Peochtre* Sf. Murphy, N. C.
76 YEARS
1944 - 1960
DAVIS
JEWELERS
Keepsake Diamonds
i Watch fir Jewelry
REPAIR !
J 5 YEARS
1945 - 1960
TRUDY'S
The
I 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
and
Lodge Landing
? Boats and Boit
? Good Food
A r nkint
Dukt and Gut Whrtlry,
timer Taylor, Owiwf
mnd O H??*H
9 YEARS
1951 - I960
SOSSAMON'S
FURNITURE CO.
"With Ut Cuttomer
Sot it taction It
A Mutt"
"ON THI SQUARE"
VI 7-3113
MURPHY, N. C.
3 YEARS
1957 - 1960
CHEROKEE
RESTAURANT
Serving Good
Food Daily
"Air Conditioned"
1 YEAR
FAMILY
| RESTAURANT
Specializing In
? Charcoal Broiled Steak;
? Home Cooking
? Chicken in the Bosket
? Country Ham
FAMILY
RESTAURANT
"Air Conditioned"
I YEAR
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.
FOR ALL
YOUR
! PRINTING
and
OFFICE
! SUPPLY
NEEDS
? Used
Typewriters
? Adding
Machines
? Business
Forms
? Adding
Machine
Tape
? Magic
Markers
? Stationery
CHEROKEE
SCOUT
VE 7-2222
MURPHY, N. C.
Words Of IHa
By
Rev. G. K. A. HtiM
Pastor Of
Free Methodist Church
Last week we reviewed clie
miracles of Che berth ot the
Christ Child In the atmos
pheric heaven. In the starry
heaven, and In the spiritual
heaven. Today, we desire tx>
trace our steps Into the near
future, to bring us directly
to the very entrance of the
Christ In his earthly minis
try.
Briefly, the answer to the
astronomers of the East were
directed by the Jewish priests
to the town of Bethlehem of
J udea. which the priests fore
told by studying the scriptures.
There the Wise Men found
"him who was born King of
the Jews." Their gifts fore
shadowed the three offices the
child was to fill: Gold was a
tribute to a King; Frankin
cense an offering of worship
to a priest; and myrrh an
embalming material for bur
ial.
The prophesies of Simeon
to Mary at the dedication in
the Temple: The child was to
be to the enlightening of the
Gentiles, and also to the glory
of Israel. "He Is set for the
fall and rising again of many
in Israel; and for a sign which
shall be spoken against."
Great sorrow was also to come
to Mary, like a sword pierced
through her heart; Luke
2:32-35.
King Herod, caJled 'The
Great,' tried to countermand
the Word of God by the slaugh
ter of ail babies in the vicinity
of Bethlehem two years old
and under, confident that "He
that Is born King of the Jews"
must surely to be among them.
That child would have been,
had it not been for a God in
spired dreaa to Joseph to flee
into the Ianoof Egypt, the only
land then outside of the juris
diction of Herod: Matthew 2:11.
The final glimpse into
the future of the Messiah we
have twelve years later. Every
Hebrew male becomes eligible
for church membership at the
age of twelve. Mary and Joseph
took him then to Jerusalem for
the feastof Passover, together
with many friends and re
latives of Nazareth. In the con
fusion of the celebration,
Mary, like many other
mothers, lost contactwith him.
It would have saved her, and
many other mothers, a great
deal of anxiety to keep close
contact with Him. She supposed
that he was with the other
pilgrims from Galilee. After
a vain search for Him for
three days, she found him in
the Temple, disputing with the
Rabbie about the interpertation
of certain prophecies. When
N?ary gently reproved Him that
He had caused them great sor
row, He answered innocently,
"Did you not know that I would
naturally be in my Father's
House?" (Revised Standard
Version, and German trans
lations.)
The Temple was "The
House of God," and thus he
plainly confessed that He was
the Son of God. Both Mary and
Joseph didnotfully understand
the meaning of that statement,
but Mary remembered it ver
ba turn, and often thought about
it. When, after the Ascention,
she related the events in the
life history to Luke, the his
torian, she told him exactly
how thev had occurred to her.
Luke 2-41-52.
This brings us threfore, to
the very beginning of the min
istry of Jesus Christ, theSav
ior of the World.
Sanford Gives
Key Assignments
To Youngsters
Raleigh - Three men whose
average age is 29 have been
given key assignments on
youthful Gov. Terry Sanford's
office staff.
At a news conference. San
ford said 29-year old Hugh
Cannon, a former partner in
Sanford's Fayetteville law
firm, would occupy the No.
1 post and carry the title,
'assistant to the governor."
Sanford's administrative
assistant will be 25-year old
Tom Lambeth of Winston
Salem, and his press secre
tary will be Graham Jones,
33, formerly of the Durham
Morning Herald.
All three men were active
in the 43-year old Sanford's
campaign for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination in
two primaries, and in his
final quest for the office in
the general election.
Sanford also said Henry
Hall Wilson, a 39-year old
Monroe lawyer also active
during the campaigns, was his
choice to succeed Paul
Thompson of Fayetteville as
Democratic national commit
teeman.
In naming his three top as
sistants, Sanford noted he had
changed the titles somewhat.
He told newsmen he was try
ing to develop titles which
more clearly define the actual
jobs to be performed.
Cannon Is to keep San
ford informed on matters
dealing with the general dut
ies of the office, serve as
liaison between the governor
and various state agencies.
Also represent Sanford at
various events.
Lambeth will be charged
with the dudes of the old
post of private secretary. He
will make travel arrange
ments and appointments.
Joms will handle press and
LEGAL NOTICE
legal notice
TRUSTEE -S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE <*
the power and authority co?~
tained la tint certain deed ot
trust execuwd and delivered
by Imogene Haney and record
ed in the office of the Register
at Deeds for Cherokee County.
N. C.. in Bood 216, at page
142, and because of delault In
the payment of the In
debtedness thereby secured
and failure to carry out and
perform the stlpuladons and
agreements therein con"
talned and, pursuant to demand
of the owner and holder of the
indebtedness secured by said
deed of trust, the undersigned
trustee wlU expose lor sale
at puhllc auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the usual
place of sale In the county
Courthouse of Cherokee
County, In the city of Murphy.
N. C? at 12 o'clock, noon, on
the 20th day of January. 1961.
all that certain lot or parcel
of land, situate, lying and be
ing in Cherokee County. State
of North Carolina, and more
particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at a white
oak stump, the Northeast cor
ner of FredHolloways land and
runs with the South bank of the
old country road 286 feet to a
rock, Vinson Postell's corner;
thence southeast with his line
570 feet to the Nantahala
Power and Light Co.'s line
where an Iron pipe Is driven
in the ground; thence South
west with power company's
line 310 feet to a rock and
wire fence on top of the ridge;
thence Northwest with the
meanders of the ridge and
fence 468 feet to a white oak
stump and iron pipe on the bank
of the road; thence Northeast
72 feet with Fred Holloways
line to an iron pipe; thence
Northwest with Fred Hollo
wavs line 231 feet to the be
ginning, containing 5 acres,
more or less. This being apart
of Tract No. 78 InDistrlctNo.
7 in Valleytown Township, and
being the lands described in
deed dated November 21,1950,
from O. L.Anderson. Trustee,
to Frank Laney. registered
in Book 177. Page 218, Chero
kee County Registry.
Subject to unpaid taxes and
liens if any.
This sale will be held open
ten days for upset bid as by
law required.
This 17th day of December,
1960.
Daniel J. Walton. Trustee
Wayne M. Brendle, Attorney
1CM Latta Arcade,
Charlotte, North Carolina
22-4tc
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Surviv
ing Parmer of the partner
ship of Farmer Brothers,
which was dissolved on Oct
ober 6, 1960, on account of
the death of Chester Farmer,
one of the partners, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against said partner
ship to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Route 3, Mur
phy, N. C? on or before the
29th day of December, 1961,
or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said part
nership will please made im
mediate payment.
This the 22nd day of Decem
ber, 1960.
Winston Farmer,
Surviving Parmer
22-4tc
Holland McSwain, Jr.
Receives Grant For
Theological Study
Richmond, Va. - Dr. James
A. Jones, president of Union
Theological Seminary in Vir
ginia has announced the a
warding of the Fellowships
tor the 1960-61 academic year
to five members of the Senior
Class.
Among the recipients of the
grants for further theological
study is HollandMcSwain, Jr.,
of Murphy, N. C. Mr. McSwain
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Holland McSwain, Sr., of Mur
phy, where Mr. McSwain is
superintendent of schools.
Mr. McSwain is a graduate
of theUniversity of NorthCar
olina in the Class of 1958. He
was elected toPhiBetaKappa.
At Union Seminary, Mr. Mc
Swain has been active in var
ious student organizations,
compiled an outstanding aca
demic record, and last year
served as chairman of Student
Publications. He has served as
assistant to the pastor of West
minster Presbyterian Church,
Waynesboro, Va.. and during
the past summer took clinical
training at the Central Islip
State Hospital in New York.
Specific plans as to how
these students will use their
Fellowships will be announced
at a later date.
radio affairs and assist the
office in special assignments.
Sanford said he did not know
the details as to how a new
Democratic national com
mitteeman Is to be selected.
Wilson ts almost certain to
gain the post as a result of
Sanford's recommendation.
Wilson has served several
terms in theGeneral Assem
bly and as an active figure
in state young Democratic
clubs for many years.
Thompson announced re
cently he would resign to de
vote full time to his business.
He was named after Sanford'
won the gubernatorial nomi
nation.
LEGAL NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
Tha inderstgned, hiving
qualified as Administratrix of
chc estate at Ernest Graham,
deceased, late o f Cherokee
County, this is to notify ail
persons having claims against
said estate to present them
to the undersigned^ at Rt. 4
Murphy, N. C? on or before
the 8th day of December, 1961
or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said es
tate will please make Immed
iate payment to ttie under
signed at Rt. 4. Murphy. N.
C.
This 29 day of November
I960.
CORA GRAHAM
Rt. 4, Murphy, N. C.
19 6tc
New Yorkers often shiver
In winters more severe than
those In Reykjavik, Iceland's
capital. A current extending
from the warm Gulf Stream
contributes to the Reykjavik
area's 35-degree average in
January, as compared to 30
degrees in New York.
IE6AL MOTICt
' I
NORTH CAROUHA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The. undaralpM*. taMag
qualified u AJmiaMiBi m
the estate of Earl M. Itai.
deceased, late at CtaMkW
County, this la m aatffy all
persons having clattM ?
galnat said estaa IB prwaM
chem to the unrtai ?H? il. at
Rous 1, Murphy, N. C, oa
or before the 24th day of
November, 1961, or this pol
ice will be pleaded Ui tftr of
their recovery. All persona
indebted to said estate will
please make 1mm editor pay
ment to the undersigned at
Rouie 1, Murphy, N. C. i
This 15th day of November,
i960. T
Lois H. He?d
Route 1
Murphy, N, C.
17-6tc ?
The dlvlnd Principle which
governs the universe. Includ
ing man, if demonstrated. Is
sufficient for all emergencies.
- Mary Baker Eddy
Route 2
An accident is bad enough
. . . but it could be worse
Any auto accident is even worse if cor
and driver are not adequately covered
by insurance. For financial protection
jn cose of accident, see us.
? ? ?
Consulfat?on without obligation on alt
your insurance requirements,
Helen F. Gibson
Culberson, C.
The Cherokee Scout, Thurs., Dec. 29, I960, Page 6
It all depends on the floor plan of your hom^
and the size of your family. Perhaps you needi
an upstairs bedroom phone, or one in the kitV
chen, or in the basement. You just name thie
place, and we'll install convenient extensioMi
phones in the busy spots of your home. /
PS. Extension phones in color
make wonderful gifts, too!
Western Carolina
Telephone Company
4.
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COAL FOR SALE
Cumberland Gap Fuel Company
Telephone 5556-5566
CumberlandGap (Ky.-Va.) Tenn.
BLOCK --- STEAM-OIL TREATED STOKER
Car Loads ? Train Loads ? Truck Loads
BLOCK COAL - -
OIL TREATED STOKER
MINE RUN
All 0>r Coal Is Doop Miaod.
We can load any size trucks from tractor trailer down
to pick-ups.
We do not make deliveries. It will be necessary for you
to come and get coal. We can load any size truck under
five minutes and we have several thousand tons of coal
in stock.
Our tipple Is located 140 yards off U. S. 25-E. We have
50 ft long, 120,000 lbs. scales with concrete deck to weigh
trucks and coal. Our tipple is located on a hard-surfaced
road.
The mileage from the City of Cumberland Gap (Ky.-Va.)
Tenn., by highway to the following cities.
Waynesvllle, N. C 137
Sylva, N. C 154
Bryson City. N, C 168
Murphy, N. C 178
Franklin, N. C. . . 172
Sevlerville, Tennessee 110
Coal is available6days a week - 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
This Is oat of tko blfboit irados
of coal proda%atf.