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Andrei n Births
Mr. and Mrs. Donald And
erson, Andrew*, N. C? ?
girl, Wanda Susan, January
16. 7 lbs. 5 oz.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Chamber!, F on tana Oam, N,
C.. a girl, Tamela Dawn, on
January 18, 6 lbs. 15 1/2 ox.
Mr. and Mr?. Edward
Chastaln, Marble, N. C.. a
girl, J anuary 22, 7 lb* 2 1/2 oz.
. Mr. and Mra. Pearlie Har
din, Jr., Andrews. N. C.. a
girl, January 2J, 5 lbs., 13 oz.
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MURPHY, N. C
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Andrews News
Naws Social Noim - Personal!
? Scad Carraapondam
MRS. LUCY LAUGHTER
PIMM Id - W Andrews. N. C.
Bobby Martin
Sand* Records
To Friend? Here
TOP TON -Bobby Mmrtla hu
mm several friends ta Char
okM County hu Umi record
"Blue" tad "My Heart la
Thumpy". Thla la a Tide Re
cord and waa releaaed thla
week to the public. Teenager's
and adults report enjoying thla
record at home and In cafea.
A complimentary record will
be sent to the broadcasting sta
tion In Murphy thla week.
Bobby la now living at 2146
West View St.. Los Angeles
16, California.
First Aid Courses
To Be Given For
Boy Scouts
Andrews ? Kenneth Led
ford, technician at District
Memorial Hospital, will meet
with Boy Scout troop no. 401,
Friday, January 27, at 7:00
p.m. at the City Hall, teach
ing them techniques and prac
tices of First Aid,
Scout Master Reverend
Marcellus Absher announces
plans are being made for sum
mer acdvities.
Among The Sick
In Andrews
Those admitted to the And
rews hospital were:
From Andrews: Mrs. Mary
Watson: Mrs. Claude Mc
Clean; James Mulkey: Mrs.
James Wood: Mrs. Algla West;
Lawson Crawford: Shelley &
Jackie Crawford; Mrs.Pearl
ie W. Hardin, Jr.: Mrs. Char
les Raxter; David Lynn Sti
les: Roger Cope; Paul Fow
ler; Mrs. Elizabeth Hardin.
From Robbinsville: Char
lie Stewart; Jerry Burrell;
Steve Eller; Mrs. Dewey El
ler: Ed Nelms; Mitchell &
Michael Colvard; Wlllard
Davis; B. F. Nixon; Mrs. Alma
Rogers.
Mrs. S. L. Davis, Unaka,
N. C.; R. L. Nelson, Topton;
Mrs. Bobby Silvers, Hayes -
ville; Mrs. Edward Chastain,
Marble; Hobart Robinson,
Hayesville.
J effrey Cecil Mashbum, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mash
burn, was baptised Sunday
morning at the First Metho
dist church.
-A
Murphy Ready-Mix Concrete Company
NOW OPEN
Save Time, Labor, Money
VE 7-3506
Valley River
Garden Club Meets
Andrew* - The Valley River
Cirdet Club will mat today,
(Thursday), at 3.-00 p.m. at die
bom* of Mrs. W. T. Forsyth
with Mrs. John Christy ser
ving as co-hostsss.
Mrs. O. A. Reschke will be
in charge of the program.
"What Is New."
New Explorers Club
To Meet Feb. 9
Andrews - The newly organ
ized Explorer Troop, Inclu
ding boys, ages M-18, will have
-heir next meeting, February
9, at 7:30 p.m. at the City
Hall.
Harold Gee is Scout Master
and they plan to meet on the
second and fourth Thuradayaf
each month.
The troop elected the fol
lowing officers: JohnGernert,
president; Butch ' Sursavage,
vice-president; Mike Sheldy,
secretary - treasurer; Roy
Davis, quartermaster andEd
ward Bryson and Chucky Van
Gorder cabinet members.
This is being sponsored by
Andrews Lions Club, Herb
Sheidy, Lions Club President;
announced this week.
WSCS TO MEET
Andrews - TheWom?ii??So
ciety of Christian Service will
meet it the home of Mrs. S.J. ?
Cernert. Tuesday. February
at 3 p.m. The program Is
"What Is The World"?
Personal Mention
Reverend T. C. Christmas
and Rev. Marcellus Absher
visited at Fruitland Thursday.
Rev. Absher will continue his
studies at Fruitland each week
returning to Andrews for the
weekend.
-A
Miss Loretta Mull of Blairs
ville, Ga., spent the weekend
with Mrs. Flora Shields.
-A
Paul Rose, Keith Postell and
Bob Crawford of Arcadia, Ala.,
are spending several days with
their families.
-A
Martha Derreberry, Vir
ginia Sherrill and Larry Hul,
students at Mars Hill College,
spent weekend with parents.
-A
Buster Creasman, who Is
employed in Gainesville, Ga.,
returned Monday after spend
ing weekend with his family.
-A
Mrs. Creed Bates of Mur
phy visited her mother, Mrs.
John Earwood on Sunday.
-A
Dr. F. E. Blalock was guest
speaker (or the evening ser
vice on Sunday night at the
First Methodist Church. His
subject was "Alcohol and its
relation to health."
-A
Mrs. Bob Crawford accom
panied her husband to Arcadia,
Ala., on Monday for a weeks
visit.
-A
,Vhichever size you go for, you'll go better in a Dodge
Some people like full-size cars. Others prefer compacts.
Either way, it's OK by us. We make both. Our standard-size
car is the Dodge Dart It is priced model for model with
Ford and Chevrolet. However, Dart has features its major
ompetitors can't match : A unitized, rust-proofed body.
Torsion-bar front suspension. And a new device called
an alternator-generator that charges at idle, makes a
battery last far longer than usual. There are 23 Dart models
with Economy Slant Six or one of five V8 engines. Try the
full-size Dodge Dart at your dependable Dodge Dealer.
Dodge Dart*;
(A fuli-?ln Dodgr priced aodtl for aodtl with Ford and ??Trol?t'
^ Jk
On the right, Lancer, the new Dodge compact It comes in six models:
sedans, hardtop, wagons. With two engine choices: 101 and 145 h.p.
Dodge Lancer is priced right down the line with Comet, Corvair and
Falcon. It has a battery saving alternator-generator. A fully unitized,
rust-proofed body. Want to know more? See your Dodge Dealer.
KNI0W-PMCE COMPACT
IK SIZZlBt TINTS II SAVER
DODGE UNGER
The best values on wneeis are at jour dependable dudue dealer
GET VALUE /GET DODGE '
" Persona! Mention
Mr. Md Mr*. Virgil Burck
and daughter Chn? at Aagwta.
Ga. war* recent guests of Mr.
Md Mr*. B. U. Burck and
family.
Mr* Flore* Shields ha* re
turned to bar home from a
visit of several weeks with
friends la Marie as and Dal
w.Oa. ;
Mr*. Ola McMakaa sad dau
ghters. Shirley and Anita, of
Baltimore Md. and Mrs. Jim
my McMahan of Caamnla were
guests at Mr*. Paul Rosa and
family this week.
Mr. Sam Beat and daughter.
Sue, were accompanied by Gor
don Wllaon to Hampton, Ton.
to vialt Charlie Wilson this
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Sumner of Sylvs were recent
guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Clewe
Almons,
Mr. snd Mrs. Isaac Brooks
of Sylvs spent the weekend
with Mrs. Brook's parent*,
Mr. and Mrs. Ssm Best.
Mr. and Mrs. CalStroupand
son, Bobby were called to In
dianapolis, lad. last week due'
to the death of Mr. Strop's
sister, Mrs. Frances Comp
snlotte. The were accompaled
by Mr*. Nelson A. Pott. Jr?
daughter of Mr. Stroig), from
Glsscow, Kentucky. Before
returning home they visited
Mrs. Stroup's sister, Mrs.
David L, Adams in Spring
Held, Ohio.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
Millie Leona Hughes Wallace, ,
Plaintiff
-VS
Randale Clark Wallace,
Defendant
To Randale Clark Wallace,
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entit
led action.
The nature of the relief be
ing sought Is as follows:
The plaintiff is seeking an
absolute divorce from the
bonds of matrimony against
you on the grounds of sepa
ration for more than two years
next preceding the commence
ment of this action.
You are required to make
defense to such pleading not
later than March 9, 1961, and
upon your failure to do so, the
party seeking service against
you will apply to the Courts
for the relief sought.
This January, 11, 1961.
James C. Howse
Clerk Superior Court
Cherokee County
North Carolina
2S~4t
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
o( the power and authority
contained in that certain deed
of trust executed and delivered
by Willis Loudermllk and Opal
Loudermilk, dated the 21st of
J uly, I960, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds
for Cherokee County, N. C? In
Book 221, at page 165, and be
cause of default in the payment
of die indebtedness thereby se
cured and failure to carry out
and perform the stipulations
and agreements therein con
tained and, pursuant to demand
of the owner and holder of the
indebtedness secured by said
deed of trust, the undersigned
trustee will expose for sale
at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the usu
al place of sale in the county
court house ofCherokeeCoun
ty, in the city of Murphy, N.C.,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., on the
18th day of February, 1961,
all that certain lot or par
cel of land, situate, lying and
being In Cherokee County,
State of North Carolina, and
more particularly described
as follows: Two lots In the
Town of Marble. N. C., the
two lots being 100 feet front
ing on College Street and ISO
feet deep, and adjoining the
property of Fred Wilson on
the East and Elsie Moss on
the West. Above land convey
ed to Willis and Opal Louder
milk by deed of Elsie Moss
and husband, C.W. Moss, dated
7-16-60, and recorded in Book
224, page 294, Cherokee
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 11 day of January, 1961.
Daniel J. Walton, Trustee
Wayne M. Brendle, Attorney
408 Liberty Life Bldg.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Crispy Topping
Here's ? tasty main dish with)
i crispy topping. Brown ground
iee( and combine with cooked
nacaroni and a medium thick
heese sauce. Place In a baking
lish. Sprinkle the top with a
nlxture of one cup bran flakes*
>rowned In melted butter and
Ightly mixed with U cup gratec
'heese.
Love is the fulfilling of
the laws It Is grace, mercy,
an justice.
- Mary Baker Eddy
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA I
NOTICE OP RESALE
Under and by virtue of u
order of (he Superior Court
of Cherokee County. North
Carolina. made tad entered
la the actio* entitled "Chero
kee County, Plain tiff, -VS
Margaret LoveU Baker, De
fendant." the wderatgaed
Commlaaloner will on the 8th
day of February, 1961, o?ar for
resale and resell for cash,
n the last and highest bidder
at public auction, at the
Courdiouee door In Cherokee
Couaty, North Carolina, la
Murphy, at 12 o'clock noon, the
following described real es
tate, lying and being In Shoal
Creek Township, State and
County aforesaid, and more
particularly described as fol
lows:
FIRST TRACT: It being In
Shoal Creek Township, Dis
trict No. S, and on the wat
ers of Turdetown Creek.
BEGINNING on a pine on the
North Carolina andTennessee
State line running with the
sate line to a rock corner;
thence an East direction to
an old road on top of the
ridge; thence running the
road to a pine corner then
running from the pine corner
to a rock corner known as
the Owenby and Stuart comer;
thence with a conditional line
from the rock corner to a
double chestnut; then from
Che double chestnut to the pine
corner, the BEGINNING cor
ner, containing 80 acres, more
or less, with the heridltaments
and appurtenances thereto ap
pertaining, hereby releasing
all claims to homestead and
dower therein; which was con
veyed to Aster Baker and Etta
Baker, by deed of D. Mickens,
dated November 8, 1944, re
gistered In Book No. 151, page
223 in the Register's Office of
Cherokee County, North Car
olina.
Being the same land des
cribed in and conveyed by
Deed, dated February 6, 1946,
from Aster Baker and wife,
Etta Baker, to T, M. Baker
and wife, Margaret Baker and
registered in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Chero
kee County, NorthCarollna,in
Deed Book 152 at page 391,
reference to which Deed Is
hereby made for greater cer
tainty of description.
SECOND TRACT: Adjoin
ing the lands of T. M. Baker,
Will Dockery, Clint Louder
milk, Ernest Weaver, and
others, and bounded as fol
lows, viz:
In Shoal Creek Township,
on the waters of Turtletown
Creek. BEGINNING on a rock
on top of a hill and on an
old road and by a fence at
some bars, and runs about due
East to the Stuart Heirs line
(now Will Dockery) to a rock
corner; thence due North with
the said line to a rock, it
being the corner of tfce Stu
art Heirs line; then still with
said line due East to a rock,
the same being a corner of
Richard Stuart's land; then
a North course to a rock on
W. C. Borings line; thence
West with the said Borings v
line to a rock on S. A. Sti
IrEQAL NOTICE
tea (m*vT. M. Bator) line.
Ail* being a mafltlon cor
w terna L. E. Burger
( no* T. M. Baker) aad S.
A. Stile* (now T. M. Bakar)
thence a South coma with aa
old road, thii being a condi
tional llaa between L. E.
Burger (now T. II. Bakar)
and S. A. Stiles (now T. M.
Bakar) -to the BEGINNING
? corner, containing 40 Acre*
mora or laaa.S.
Being the aame land des
cribed la a daad from W. C.
Boring and wife, M. T. Bor
ag, to Richard Stuart, da tad
January 8th, 1921, and recor
ded in Office of Reglttar of
Deeds of Cherokee County,
in Book No. 102, Page 430,
reference to which la hereby
made.
Being the same land des
i rlbed la and conveyed by
Deed dated February 17, 1947,
from J. R. Stuart and wife,
Amanda Stuart, to. T. M.
Baker and wife, Margaret
Baker, and registered in the
Office of the Regltier of
Deeds for Cherokee County,
North Carolina, in Deed Book
160, at page 148, reference to
which deed 1* hereby made
for greater certainty of des
cription.
THIRD TRACT: Adjoining
the lands of Henry Dockery,
Mat Owenby and Elizabeth
Stuart and others, and bound
ed as follows, viz:
BEGINNING on a rock,
thence South with Stuarts line
to double White Oak, thence
a West direction with Mat
Owenby's line to a White Oak
Bush W direction to a con
ditional line to a Willow cor
ner near the spring, thence
S. W. direction with Mat Owen
by's line to top of a ridge,
to White Oak a conditional
corner: thence N. W. with the
meanders of a ridge to a
Double Black Oak a West di
rection with Powell's line to
he State line, to a pine; thence
a North direction with theState
line to a pine comer, thence
E. with Mat Owenby's line to
a Turkey Oak corner, thence
N. E. a straight conditional
line to the BEGINNING cor
ner, containing 40acres, more
or less.
IT IS THE INTENTION OF
First Parties to -convey to
Second Parties all of their
Tight, title and interest in and
to the above described land
which they now own or may
hereafter acquire,. including
any interest they may in herit
from Margaret Josephine
Powell.
Being the same land des
cribed in and conveyed by
deed, dated January 13, 1948,
from J. H. Powell and wife,
Icle Powell, L. C. Powell, and
wife, Aldl Powell, A. F. Pow
ell and wife, Bonnie Powell,
and W. E. Powell and wife,
Ellle Powell, to Tom Baker
and wife, Margaret Baker, and
registered in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for
Cherokee County, North Car
olina, in Deed Book 166, at
page 9, reference to which
deed is hereby made for great
er certainty of description.
FOURTH TRACT: Adjoin
ng the lands of J. M. Clark
LEGAL NOTICE
Heirs, Ed Paiaar, W. F.
Dockery, and other* and
bounded a* follows, vie
la Shoal Creek Towaahlp,
BEGINNING on a beech tret
naer the branch, being a cor
ner common to the Powell
land, J. M. Clark land, and
the Painter land, and runs
Northitit to i docvood trte
i*vt ve
near a ditch; thence a West
course with said ditch to a
poplar tree oa top of - the
hill, near the public road;
thence la a South dlrectloa,
with the meanders of said pub
lic road to a red oak strap,
corner of the Powell land aid
die J. M. Clark land; thence
a direct line to the BEGINNING
containing 25 acres, more or
less.
Being the same land des
cribed la and conveyed by
Deed, dated November 16, 1946
from Clate Brown and wife,
Adell Brown, to T. M. Baker
and wife, Margaret Baker,
and registered In the Office
of the Register of Deeds for
Cherokee County, North Car
olina, In Deed Book .159, at
page 312, reference to which
deed Is hereby made for
greater certainty of descript
ion.
This is .a resale of the
above-described property, a
previous sale having been held
on the 16th day of January,
1961, under and by virtue of an
Order of the SuperlorCourtof
Cherokee County, North Car
olina, made and entered In the
above-entitled action, and In
creased bids having been filed
within the time allowed by law.
As to the first three tracts of
land described above, bidding
will start at $1,782 .50 which it
the amount of the Increased
bid. As 'to the tract of land
designated above as "Fourth
Tract" bidding will start at
$205.00 which is the amount
of the Increased bid.
This the 23rd day of Jan
uary, 1961.
L. L. MASON, JR.
COMMISSIONER.
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Marble News
By Mamie Rich
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Wil
son and little son, David, and
Mrs. Nancy McHan visited.
Nancy's mother, Mrs. Wylde,
last Wednesday. Mrs. WykI?
lives in Macon County, near
Franklin,
Sorry to report Mrs. Algie
West in an Andrews hospital
at this writing.
Mr. Westley Totherow of
Maltba was Sunday afternoon
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H, B.
Rich in Marble.
Mr. and Mrs. Munroe Gar
rett of Marble were dinner
guest one day last week of
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Garrett and family in Murphy.
Sorry to report R. L.Jor
don our of school, nursing a
ase of mumps.
Mr. Joe Simmonds and Bit
lie Collins of Gastonia were
recent guests of relatives and
friends in Marble.
Area Deaths, Funerals
Compliments Of
Ivit Mutual Burial Association
Peytoa G. Ivit - Fvitral Director
MURPHY
MRS. JOHN FARLEY
ROBBINSVILLE-Mrs. John
Anderson Farley, died at her
home in Fairborn, Ohio, Tue
sday morning, Jan. 17. She
was a native of Graham County,
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Anderson.
She had been living in Ohio
for a number of years.
Surviving are her husband,
John Farley; four daughters,
Mrs. Eunice Everidge, Mrs.
Carol Lynch and Miss Jean
ette Farley of Fairborn and
Mrs. Dorothy Willlamsof Rob
binsvlle; two sons. Harry and
Keith of F airborn; one sister,
Mrs. Roselle Jenkins of Rob
blnsville; eight brothers, Wil
liam of the U5. Navy, Dew
of the Air Forece, Kyle, Rob
ert and Pearley of Fairborn,
Furman and Donald of German
town, Ohio, andCoytof Fontana
Dam: three grandchildren; the
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Louise Phillips of Robblnsville,
and the paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Anderson
of Robblnsville.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Saturday In Yellow Creek Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Burger Shope offic
iated, and burial was In the
church cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was
. n charge.
A. D. PARKER
HayeivilU-A. Darrel Par
ker, 59, of Hayesville, died at
5:30 a. m. Saturday. January
21, in a Sylva hospital after a
short illness.
Services were held at 1
p.m. Sunday In New Hope
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Luther Swanson
and the Rev. Odie Rogers of
ficiated, and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving are the mother,
Mrs. Etta Parker; and two
brothers, Harold of Wlnaton
Salem and Jesse of Tennessee.
I vie Funeral Home was la
charge of arrangements.
JOHN SAWYER
Robblnsvllle - John M. Say
yer, 61, of Robbinsville died
Wednesday morning, January
18, in an out-of-town hospital.
He was a native of Graham
County and a veteran of World
War 1 .
Surviving are one daughter,
Jvlrs. F rankle Thompson of
Salpulpa, Okla.; four sons,
Lloyd of Colorado, Wayne of
Oklahoma, Joe of California,
and Harold of Salpujpa; three
sisters, Mrs. Linda Walls and
Mrs. Vola Ditmore or Rob
binsville, and Miss NoraSaw
yer of Alexandria, Va.: and
two brothers, Philip of Canton,
Ohio, and Glenn of Hayes
ville.
Services were held atll a.m.
Saturday in Lone Oak Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Otis Orr officiated
and burial was In the church
cemetery.
Members of the American
Legion served as pallbearers.
Townson Funeral Homewas
In charge.
MRS. LILLIAN B. CRYE
Mrs. Lillian Bryson Crye,
died at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Roy Lambert of
Newnan, Ga? Thursday, Jan
uary 19.
Mrs. Crye was a former
resident of Murphy. She was
a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Bryson and
a granddaughter of the late
Capt. aqd Mrs. J. W.Cooper
of Murphy, and a cousin of
Mrs. J. W. Davidson, of Mur
daughter, one son, William
Earl Cry* of Atlanta, Ga.;
two grandchildren; a sister,
Mr*. Beryl Bryson Comb* of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Service* were held Friday
n Newnan and graveside ser
vices lnKnoxvUleonSaturday.
MRS . MC LE YMORE
Mrs. Bell McLeymore, 89,
d Route 3, Murphy, died at
her home on Sunday night,
January 23, alter a long Ill
ness.
Surviving are two daugh
ters, Mrs. W. M. Fisher and
Mrs. S. M. Capps of Rout?
3, Murphy: four sons, M.M,
McLeymore of Route 3, Mur
phy, Ross of Bessmer City,
Clinton and Glenn McLeymor*
of Castonia; and one brother,
Burt Hartness of Route 3,
Murphy.
Services were held at 2
p.m. Tuesday in Grape Creek
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Arthur Humphria*
and the Rev. Weldon West
officiated and burial was in
the church cemetery.
Townson Funeral Homewi?
in charge of arrangements.
RAMSEY INFANT
Kent James Ramsey, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs, Merlin
Ramsey of Murphy, Route 4,
died in an Atlanta hospital
early Saturday morning, Jan
uary 21.
In addition to the parents,
surviving are the grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sti
les of Murphy, Route 4, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Ram
sey of Route 4, Murphy.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Sunday in the home.
The Rev. Mllford Garrett
officiated, and burial was la
Oak Grove Cemetery. .
Townson Funeal Home was
in charge.
We receive love---from our
children as well as others?
not In proportion to our own
demands or sacrifices or
needs, but in proportion to
our own capacity to love.
-Rollo May