YOllU FIND IT IN THE WOT APS!"
DEADLINE
Deadline for Classified Axis:
5:00 Monday. Rale: 50* for
each^ insertion 25 words or
less *or three dmes for $1.25.
More than 25 words, U per
word. Cam MUST be received
with ordar.
FOR SALE
LOST bright carpet colors
. . .restore them with Blue
Lustre Carpet and Upholstery
cleaner. Cherokee Furniture
Co.
ltp
FOR SALE - Antique A
Model. Reasonable. Inquire at
Gladson Texaco Station.
28-3 tp
FOR SALE - Forms and
equipment for every record
keeping need - We now have
the National line of office and
business record forms. Day
Books, Duplicate Receipt
Books. Payroll Records, Ac
count Books, Cash Books,
Ledgers. You name it and we'll
get it for you. The Cherokee
Scout, Murphy, N, C.
28 -tin
FOR SALE - House and 3
1/2 teres. 3 other buildings,
2 acres timber, good garden.
Located north of Murphy on
old Fain Mountain Road, just
outside city limit. School Bus
by door. Will sell, pay cash
or terms. See Chester Ritch,
Route #1, Box75, Murphy, N.C.
27-3tp
FOR SALE - LedgerSheets.
All Shapes - All Sizes. Easy
Eye Ledger sheets. The
Cherokee Scout.
FOfl SALE - Farm in lower
Tusquittee Valley. 170 acres.
80 acres i n cultivation.
Balance in woodland and pas
ture. 2 houses, several other
buildings. $400.00 per acre,
50 head dairy cattle. 2 trac
tors and equipment. See Floyd
Gibby. Rt. 4, Hayesvllle, N.C,
FOR SALE - 4 -Room house
with bath in Andrews. Also 2
room apartment. Contact W
H. Curtis at Andrews Gull
Station, Andrews N. C.
27-3tp
MASONRY
CONTRACTING
. Brick & Block Constructior
. Fire Plices, Patios, Etc.
. Free Estimates
HARRY MOORE
Pleasant Valley Road
Murphy. N. C.
Phone VE7-3224
26-5tp
"For Dependable Service''
- CALL -
MEADOWS
RADIO & TV SERVICE
VE 7-2327
Watch & Jewelry
REPAIR
Kecpioke Diamonds
Davis Jewelers
Ready To Serve Your
HEATING, PLUMBING
& WELDING NEEDS
Long Experience In
NEW INSTALLATIONS
AND REPAIRS
T ri State
Plumbing &
Heating Co.
VE 7-2671 Murphy. N.C.
ROGERS 1
Electric Service
iloctricol Contracting
and Repoirt
no vf. num ve ~ mt
24 HOI*
Wrecker Service
Ed Townton Auto Co.
Day VE 7 ZStl. Night VE 7 im
RADIO-TV REPAIR
ANTENNA INSTAIJ.ATION
LLOYD'S RADIO
b TV SERVICE
VE 7-*IH
Blue Ridge
Trucking Co.
Only Motor Carrier
In Murphy With
Terminal Facilities
Specify Blue Ridge
And Be Sure
Phone VE 7-2922
FOR SALE
FOR SALE -Country Eatate
Englifh type home, rock &
frame construction. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, basement,
pado. Electric & gas heat.
Good water system ? Situated
on 1 1/2 acres land approx
imately 10 miles SE Murphy.
Excellent panoramic view.
Shown by appointment only.
Dick Richards, Parker Build
ing, Murphy, N.C.
30-3tc
We have a Shipment of Lad
ies used loafers - Also have
Army Surplus boots, perfect
condition. THE BARGAIN
STORE - Next door to Delu'x
Cleaners.
27-3 tp
FOR SALE -Signs For Every
Business -"Keep Out"-"Walk
In"-"Employees Only"-"No
Parkftig" - "No Riders"
"Ladies" - "Men" - "Pri
vate" - Only 254 each. The'
Cherokee Scout.
26-tfn
FOR SALE - 5 Room House,
bath-trees-acre - Room (or
another house, trailer parke
site - (2. 500.00 cash. Assume
small mortgage, pay like rent.
271 -W, Andrews.
28-3tp
For Sale - The property of
Mrs. John H. Rogers, And
rews. See Jack Hiercy, Adm'.,'
Murphy, phone VE 7 - 2949
20-tfc
FOR SALE - Two lots on
Highway #64, four miles from
Murphy. Can arrange terms to
suit buyer. Could use good
used jeep or station wagon as
trade in.
Call VE 7-2347.
ltp
FOR SALE - 1953 Olds
moblle. $375 and a 1955 Ford
? See Bob Morris.
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I
hUR SALE 25 ft. House
Trailer Tandem Wheels -
! Air Conditioning - 2 Bunk
Beds. Thermostat Controlled
Heat - $650. Also, 51 Jeep
F Station Wagon - 4-Wh?el Drive
- 53 Overhead Valve Engine -
' $395. Call VE 7-2536.
29-1 tp
FOR SALE - 54 CMC 3/4
Ton Pick-Up 4-Forward
Transmission. Rebuilt eng
ine - Helper Springs - $395
Call VE 7-2536.
Erosion: A nine-year old
boy washing his hands.
STOP
SWARMING TIRMITI5
FOR RENT
1-2 Bedroom
House
1 - 4 Bedroom
House
Call
VE 7-3113
TREMENDOUS
used cnRVfltufs
ZEB*S USED CAR
SUPERMARKET
I960 CHEVROLET 4-Door
V-8 Straight Drive -
Radio - Heater -Tutone
Blue - 9,000 Actual
Miles - Just Like New.
1959 PONTIAC Bonneville
2 Door Hardtop - V-8 -
Automatic Transmission
Very Low Mileage - White
Wall Tires - Power brake
and steering.
1959 FORD Galaxie - 2
Door Hardtop V-8 - Auto
matic Transmission -Radio
-Heater White Wall Tires
-Low mileage-A creampuff
1953 CHEVROLET
1954 CHEVROLET
Both Good Solid Cars.
1960 PLYMOUTH 4-Door
Straight Drive - V-8 Heat
er - A Real Bargain.
Community
Motors
WfeLL DRILLING - Have
your well drilled; modern ma
chinery. Six and eight-inch
domestic and commercial
well*. Macon Pump and Well
Co. Write F. B. Rogers,
Franklin. N. C? or call
LA 4-3135.
tt-tfc
SPECIAL! $7.50 permanent
wave - $3.95, including hair
cut and set. Also, all types
of beauty work. Georgia's
Beauty Shop, Andrews High
way, Phone VE 7 2902.
28-3tc
PLANTING GUlUfc CATA
LOG in color Free on request.
Offered by Virginia's largest
Growers of Fruit and Nut
Trees, Berry Plants, Grape
Vines, Flowering Shnibs,
Evergreens, Shade and Flow
ering Trees, Roses. Waynes
boro Nurseries. Waynesboro,
Virginia.
28-etp
HELP WANTED
BE INDEPENDENT. Sell
Rawleigh Products. Good
nearby locality opemnChero
kee County. Write today,
Rawleigh's Dept. NCB -200-5,
Richmond. Virginia.
27-4tp
HELP WANTED - House
wives and Mothers -Dignified
work of national importance.
10 30 hours per week. School,
Church. Scout, or 4-H work
helpful. Excellent earnings for
part or full rime. Write Box
2627, Asheville, N. C.
2?-2tp
Position Wantod
POSITION WANTED; Lady
would like to do household
chores. No Sunday Work.
Phone VE 7-2836.
Wantod To Bny
WANTED -Good feeder pigs,
seven to ten weeks rfld. Call
VE 7-3475.
28-3tp
WANTED TO BUY
Over Stocks - Distress
Mdse., Obsolete or discontin
ued mdse. Cash Immediately.
Write Full Details to -B. W.
1 c/o Post Office Box 190.
27-3tp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT -McCall Apart
ment with all modern conven
iences - Nice and Clean. Rent
reasonable.Phone VE 7-2395.
ltp
FOR RENT - In Valley town
new two bedroom house, large
living room with fireplace,
electric heat, stove and re
frigerator furnished if nec
essary. Located in wooded
area. Call C. E. Holder, 144J
in Andrews, N. C.
27-3tp
FOR SALE - House and Lot
75xH0. $50 down. $33.80 per
month. Located 12 miles outof
Murphy on Highway 64 West.
Inquire at Hamby's Store for
directions - Contact Ken
Hazelwood, Box 583, Athens,
Ga. LI 6-1031.
30-3 tp
E. C. Moore
Jewelers
Expert
Watch Repair
By A Graduate
Watch Maker
tLGin incuts
with
oCifetim e
balance
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
The undersigned, having
qualified a* Executor of the
estate of William Jackson
Barton, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against said estate to
present them to the under
signed at Post Office Box
18S, Canton, N. C ., on or be
fore February 2, 1962, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned at
Post Office Box Its, Canton,
North Carolina.
This 24 day of January, 1961.
HERMAN A. BARTON
EXECUTOR
27-6tc .
LEGAL NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
of the power and authority
contained In that certain deed
of trust executed and delivered
by Willis Loudermilk and Opal
Loudermilk, dated the 21st ol
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 the 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
lie 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.
26-4tc
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
STATE of NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
J. B. BELCHER AND SON,
INC., Plaintiff, -vs- J. L.
SHIELDS, d/b/a, SHIELDS
LUMBER COMPANY, Defen
dant.
TO: J? L. Shields:
Take notice thac A pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entitled
action.
The nature of the relief
being sought is as follows:
A Judgment in theamountof
FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY
ONE AND 44/100 ($471.44)
DOLLARS plus interest and
cost due Plaintiff b y
Defendant.
You are required to make
defense to such pleading not
later than the 28th day of
March. 1961 and upon your
failure to do so the party
seeking relief against youwill
apply to theCourtfor the relief
sought.
"Hiis the 4thdayof February
1961.
JAMES C. HOWSE
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
28-4tc
Lancer's the Answer
in Com pacts!
SEE THE FINE SELECTION AT
DODGE
Headq uarters
. . . where you don't worry about the weather because
you choose a new Dodge in our INDOOR showroom* I
E. C. MOORE
107 VALLEY RIVER AVE. MURPHY, N. C.
The Cherokee Seoul.
rhurs., Feb. 16, 1961, Page 7
Card of Thank*
We wish oo express our ?tn
jere appreciation ? the many
'riends for the sympathy
shown to us during the death
yt our beloved husband and
ather.
Mrs. Guy Hall b Sons
The Wesley an Service Guild
nembers of the First Metho
list Church were hostesses
or a family night supper at
he Fellowship Hall Wed
tewday night at 6:30 p.m.
-A
vlarriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corn
well of Murphy announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Margaret Ann, to Joe Adams
of Andrews.
The ceremony took place at
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church,
Hayesville, Saturday, Feb.
4, at 7 p.m. The Rev. Jimmy
Rogers, brother-in-law of the
groom officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams are
living at the present with the
bride's parents.
Quartet Singing
Robbinsville - A special
quartet singing will be held
Saturday night. February 18,
1961, at the Robbinsville High
School Auditorium at 7:00p.m.
Tickets are on sale by the
junior class of Robbinsville
High School. The quartets in
clude the following: the
Smoky Mountain Quartet, the
New Hope Quartet, the
Dietz Trio, and the Chero
kee County Quartet, along with
Glenn Ellis. Proceeds will go
to the junior class for pre
paration of the annual J umor
SeniorProm to be held in the
spring.
The Cherokee CountyQuar
tette, consisting of BurtKil
lian, Ralph Klllian, Wayne
Abernadiy and Jerry Ruth
Smith, with Glenn Ellis at
the piano, will appear in a
three-hour gospel concert a
long with the Smoky Mountain
Boys from Bryson City and
Asheville, on Saturday, Feb.
18, at 7:30 p.m. in the Rob
binsville School Auditorium.
The Cherokee CountyQuar
tette has made several ap
pearances throughout the
tri-state area in the past sev
eral weeks and have been
heard on local radio broad
casts as well on stations in
Tennessee.
They are being sponsored
by the Junior Class of Rob
binsville High School, for
the benefit of the Junior
Senior Banquet.
Everyone is invited to come
and hear these two groups sing
as they are giving their time
and talent free for the oc
casion. Admission. 25# and
.50#.
LEGAL NOTICE
legal'notice
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
The undersigned, having
qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Allen Dewey
Kephart, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, .this Is to
nodfy all persons having
claims against said estate tc
present them to the under
signed, at Route 2, Murphy,
N. C. on or before the 9th
day of February, 1962, ot
this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recover. All
persons indebted to said es
tate will please make
Immediate payment to the
undersigned a t Route 2,
Murphy, N. C.
This 3rd day of February,
1961.
ROBERT D. KEPHART
28-6tc
Happenings In and Around
graham county
Miss Martha Gillespie
Phone GR 9-3470 Robblnsville, N. C.
PERSONALS
Mr. Stanley Angle spent the
past weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Angle. In
Signal Mountain, Tenn.
-R
Mlss Edith Carver, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Car
ver of Murphy, and former
resident of RobUnsville, spent
the weekend with Miss Sandra
Rodgers.
R
Home from Western Carol
ina College, Cullowhee. North
Carolina, for weekend were:
Miss AntoinetteCorbin. Tony
Stewert, Robert Eller. Har
rison Arwood, Nicky Moody,
Tommy Webster, Jimmy Phi
llips, Edwin Millsaps, and
Robert Colvin.
. -R
Mr. Douglas Gossett, Bry
son City, N. C? Robert John
son, Newborn, N. C? and Jack
Jones, Winston-Salem, N. C.,
were the guests of Mr. Tony
Stewert this past weekend.
They attended the Lincoln
Day Dinner Saturday night,
February II, while here.
-R
Mrs. Robert Reynolds was
admitted to the District Hos
pital in Andrews, Saturday,
February 11.
-R
Murphy BP&W Club
Holds Regular
Meeting At Hotel
The Murphy Bustncss and
Professional Club held their
regular dinner meeting on
Monday, February 13, at the
New Regal Hotel.
Mrs. C . L . Alverson, presi -
dent presided. During the busi
dent presided. During the
business meeting, members
were urged to attend a First
Aid Course to be given soon,
and also the sewing course
which Is being offered by Miss
Eloise McBee, Home Econo
nic teacher of Murphy High
School .
An announcement. was also
made concerning the partici
pation of the club in obser
vance of the World Day of
Prayer, being held at First
Baptist Church, Feburary 17.
Also the club voted to make
a $100 scholarship available
each year to a deserving girl
who is a High School Senior.
The membership commit
tee, with Mrs. Maxine
Chastain, chairman, present
ing a program welcoming the
four new members. They
were Bonnie Kimsey, Eloise
McBee, Margaret Bare, and
Esta Hartsoe. Purpose of the
club and functioning of the dif
ferent committees were ex
plained to the new members.
Charter members of the
club were recognized during
theprogram, Theclubnow has
39 members.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis
Returned to Andrews
Andrews - Dr. and Mrs. J.
Wiley Davis, former residents
of Andrews who have recently
returned to their home here
after having spent the past
twenty-six years in Puerto
Rico, were honored with a
surprise buffet supper at their
home, Thursday evening.
W. D. Whltaker welcomed
Dr. and Mrs. Davis and pre
sented them with a gift for
their home.
There were approximately
forty friends who shared in
the courtesy.
Graham County
Briefs
Robbinsville - The Nina
Gillespie Circle of the Wo
man's Missionary Union of
the First Bapdst Church of
Robbinsville met Thursday
evening, February U, at the
home of Mr. L. W. Wilson.
Si* members were present:
Mrs. Allene Campbell, Mrs.
Judy Gillespie, Mrs. Nina
Huffman, Mrs. Pearl Ford,
Miss Hyma Starnes, and Mrs.
L. W. Wilson.
The devotion was given by
Mrs. Ford; and the program,
hy Miss Starnes.
Robbinsville - The Metho
dist Men for this Sub-district
have elected new officers: the
new president is A1 Lee, the
new secretary - treasurer,
Elmo Ghormley. The Sub
District is confident that these
? two men will be able leaders
in the coming year. A future
date for the Methodist Men
is April 7, 1961, when the men
of the Sub-district will be the
guests of theMethodistChurch
for dinner and a program.
Robbinsvilie - The Spiritual
Life Committee of the WSCS
of the Methodist Church will
present a World Day of Pra
yer Service. Friday, Febr
uary 17, at 7:30 p.m. This is
the 75th Observance of the
World Day of PrayerOffering.
Those participating in the
program are Mrs. A1 Lee,
Mrs. C. A. Bales, Mrs. La
Verne Maxwell, Mrs. James
Stanley, Mrs. Bob Phillips,
Mrs. R. T. Ward, Linda Lee,
Peggy Nelms, and Mrs. Bill
Sartin.
The World Day of Prayer
Offering this year will be
used for the migrant ministry
in the United States and for
literature programs in Africa
and Alaska.
Robbinsville - Miss Nellie
Jo Carter announces her sche
dule for the week of February
20-24.
Monday - Office, Robbins
ville sixth grade 4-H Club
meeting (Mrs. Griffin.)
Tuesday - Office, Wofle
Creek Home Demonstration
Club meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ted Bradshaw at 1:30
p.m.
Wednesday - Office, Tapoco
Home Demonstration Club
meeting at the home of Mrs.
James Barrett at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday - Home visits,
Stecoah Home Demonstration
Club meeting at the home of
Mrs. Walt Hyde at 1:30 p.m.
Friday-Home visits, Sweet
gum Home Demonstration
Club.
The theme for the programs
for the home demonstration
clubs will be "Better Light
For Seeing."
Robbinsville-The members
of the Cabinet of District 31-A
of the Lions Club of North
Carolina met for its annual
Mike Brown Dinner Meeting
at the Phillips Hotel In Rob
binsville on Sunday afternoon,
February 12. Ninety-five peo
ple were present for the din
ner and business meeting.
District President F.Gudeer
Cabe of Candler, N. C., pre
sided over the business meet
ing.
Lion Mike Brown, who ob
tained the delicious bear meat
served at the dinner, was pre
sented with a certificate of
honor commending him for
his many years of faithful
service for the cause of
Lionism.
County Republicans
Hold First
Lincoln's Day Dinner
Robbinsvllle - The GOP of
Graham County held thelrftrsc
Lincoln Day Dinner, February
11, 1961. The color theme for
the night was In accordance
with our nation's colors, red
white, and blue. Silhouettes of
Abraham Lincoln flanked by
green fern and four silk flags
were placed on the tables.
Each person present was pre
sented with a new 1961 penny.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Shuler
were chosen as Mr. and Mrs.
Republican of the year. Mrs.
Shuler was presented with a
beautiful white carnation cor
sage and Mr. Shuler, a white
carnation bomonniere. Both
were presented with a hand
carved elephant, symbolic of
the Grand Old Part), for their
long enduring services to the
Republican Party. A skit of
their lives was given by Miss
Carolyn Stewart.
Miss Loretta Corbin led the
enare group in two patriotic
hymns: 'Faith of our Fathers"
and "The Battle Hymn of The
r? ui : ? m
I\cpu UIIL,
Dinner was served by the
Eastern Star of Robbinsville.
The welcoming speech was
given by Mrs. Jack Shuler.
Miss Loretta Corbin. Miss
Brenda Holland, andMr. David
Johnson presented a comedy
act.
Mr. Robert Johnson, presi
dent of the Young Republican
party of Western Carolina
College, gave an interesting *
talk about the conditions of '
roads in Graham County and 1
highlighted the life of former "
President Abraham Lincoln.
Miss AntoinetteCorbinre- '
cited the famous Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address commen- 1
orating our sixteenth Presi
dent.
Mr. T. M. Jenkins intro
duced the guest speaker for
the evening, Mr. John Veach,
a native of Graham County
and stockholder of Bern is
Lumber Company. He gave an
enlightening talk about Lin
coln and the Duke PowerCom
pany.
Mr. Tony Stewert served as
master of ceremonies.
The benediction was given
by the Reverend Edward G.
AJtland, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Robbins-1
ville.
Robbinsville - The Eliza
beth Hale Circle of the Wo
man's Missionary Union of
the First Baptist Church of
Robbinsville met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Edison Wilkie. Eleven mem
bers were present.
Joe Crover
Invites
His Many
Graham Coaaty
FRIENDS
to visit him
?t
Sossamoa's
Furniture Co.
Murphy, N. C.
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
during the year I960 made 6,986 loans to individuals, firms, and corporations in the three county area
served by the bank for a total amount of $6,287,496.81. This gave a tremendous boost to the economy
of the area and was the principal factor in the economic growth of the area during 1960.
Deposits you make In this bank are put to work in this area and you benefit not only from the interest
you receive on your certificates of deposit, which is the highest rate any Insured bank is permitted to
pay, but you also benefit from the improvement of the economy as a result of the millions of dollars put
to work in the are*.
Save at Citizoas, whoro cortificatos of deposit
?on iatorost at tbo rata of 3% par aaaaai, tha highest
rata of iatarost aay iasorod book is pororittod to pay.
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
Morpby-Aadrows-ftoMfovMo-HayosvMa
Serving Southwestern North CeroOne
I
Member Federal Deposit Insurence Corporation