"Gift of Low"
(Editor's Nmk The following pom. "Gift ? Low", ?u
WtOM by Miss Nellie Bmc?, a Hohi jmt old school flrl
U Klwassee Dam School .)
GIFT OF LOVE
By Nellie Bruce
With pas la haail 1 try to writs
About the One who 1? The Light,
And the ones that He has called
To tall the massage id us all.
The ones He has chosen from above.
To tall about His woadorous gift of love.
Whom we should try to understand.
And listen to His great command
Of love, honor, and obey.
That is the least that I can say.
For there are greater gifts above
When we see Him in His unspeakable love.
We should help others day by day.
Help them as we think and pray.
About the blessings 'fore told.
Of the story that will never grow old.
How Christ was born In a bed of hay,
With only a manger In which to lay.
How lucky, then, we can be
If Christ, we could help other to see.
Let's help everyone ? - no matter who
And show them the right wsy to do.
If we ourselves are In the right, t
Others will surely see the Light.
Pray as you go to and fro.
Help the ones who do not know
Tell them about the Gift of Love
Sent from the wonderful Savior above.
Hatred Is the vice of nar
ow souls; they feed It with
U their littlenesses, and
take It the pretext of base
rraanles. -Balzac
Dislike what deserves it,
but never hate, for that is of
the nature of malice, which
is applied to persons, not to
things. -William Penn
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Wednesday 22 - Thursday 23
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Friday 24 - Saturday 25
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Area Mea In Service
JOHNNY A. CEARLEY
MEMPHIS Johnny A.
Cearley, airman apprentice,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Cearley of Culberson,
N. C? ia scheduled to grad
uate Jan. 30 from Avladon
Familiarization School at the
Naval Air Technical Training
Center, Memphis, Tennessee.
Before entering the service
in June 1959, Cearley was
graduated from HI was see Dam
High School.
HEIDELBERG, GERMANY
Army PFC Melford Colbert,
28 , son of Mr. and Mrs. Var
dle Colbert, Route 3, Murphy,
N, C? is participating with
other personnel from the 30th
Medical Group In Exercise
Winter Shield II at the
Grafenwohr Hohenfels
training area InGermany.The
exercise is scheduled to end
February 8.
Winter Jhield, an annual
Seventh Ul S, Army winter
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German and French troops,
marks the highpointof a year's
training for units in NATO's
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I T?v'r? InlaratUrf in an U?
Colbert, (to ?i 1 1 ml ovar
aaas la February 1989 oa Ml
Mr o i duty, i ? regularly
? tattooed la HakMbarg u a
lentrinr operator with the
grots'* 5th Surgical Hospital.
He a nan tad Murpt-y High
School Mora entering tha
Army ta February 1*52.
1ST CAV. MV? KOREA.
Army Pvt. Frank A. Allan,
whose wife. Gwendolyn, Uvea
?t 627 Oxford St.. Dalton.Ga..
recently participated with
other personnel from the 1st
Division'* 7th Cavalry la Ope
ration Snow Tiger 11. a com
mand post enerclse In Korea.
I Snow Tiger was planned to
lest the doctrines and proced
ures which would be used In
the employment of nuclear
weapons In the field under
cold weather conditions.
During the ettrciae Allen re
ceived familiarization train
ing In bow toflghtlndarkneas,
snow, high winds, and sub
zero temperatures.
The exercise featured an
offensive drive against a hea
vily entrenched simulated ag
gresor force. Agressor forces
are utilized In U. S. Army
field training to portray a
realistic enemy force operat
ing against the training ele
ment.
Allen, a rifleman in the
calvary's Company C, entered
the Army In July, 1960, and
arrived overseas the follow
ing December. He received
basic combat training at Ft.
Jackson, S. C.
Before entering the Army,
the 20-vear old soldier was
employed by Hamilton Me
morial Hospital, Dalton, Ga.
He attended Emory High
School, Dalian, Ga. His father,
Luther W. Allen, lives on Rt.
3, Murphy, N. C.
GUATANAMO BAY - Harold
C. Beaver, aviation ma
chinist's mate airman, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Beaver of Farner, Tenn.,
Is serving with Utility Squad
ron Ten at the Naval Air
Station, Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba.
Before entering the Navy In
June, 1960, he was graduated
from Hjwassee Dam High
School in Hiwassee Dam,N.C,
CAMP LEJEUNE Mitfne
Pvt. Harry L. Fair, Jr.. son
of Mrs. Ruth Kincald of Rt.
3, Box 400, Murphy, N. C? If
serving with the Second Bat
talion of the Sixth Marine
Regiment, an infantry unit of
the Second Marine Division
?t Camp Lejeune, N. C.
The regiment conducts con
dnuous training in the latest
tactics of modem warfare and
the Corps' concept of vertical
envelopment, which employs
helicopters and armored land
ing craft to attack an enemy
simultaneously from front and
rear.
Backward
Glance
30 YEARS AGO
FEBRUARY 27, 1931
Monday, March 2, Is the day
set for the opening of the
Bank ot Murphy, according
to an announcement made on
Wednesday by AlbertH. Blake,
representative of the State
Banking department.
The John C.Campbell Folk
School closed its four month
winter term last Friday with
an Interesting and varied pro
gram.
Mr, D. M. Birchfleld, Game
Warden for Cherokee County,
was in Andrews on Monday of
this week on professional
business.
Mr. Lakes Martin of Cop
perhlll, Tenn., spent the
weekend here with relatives.
Messrs. PaulandNellSneed
were visitors at CopperhUl.
Tenn., Monday.
Sheriff J. Frank Bristol wis
in Andrews the latter part of
this past week.
20 YEARS AGO
FEBRUARY 27,1941
The radio program record
ed by the Murphy Schools for
broadcast on Friday, March 7.
has received such recognition
by radio authorities at WWNC
in Ashevllle that it has been
given a better spoton the sche
dule Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmie Weir
and small daughter of Atlanta
will spend the weekend here
with relatives.
Carl Sudderth of Miami ar
rived Tuesday to visit here
several days before returning
10 his home.
Mr. and Mrs. King B. Wal
ker of Hlwassee Dam were
visitors in town last Wednes
day.
Mrs. Peyton Ivlcand daugh
ter, Glenda, ire spending a few
weeks in Richmond with Mra.
Ivle's mother.
10 YEARS AGO
FEBRUARY 8, 1951
W. M. Cor kill, division
engineer has announced that
$737,892.97 of the road bond
money has been spent through
the period ending December
31. 1950.
Dr. Harry Miller this week 1
is attending the Gradual*
Medical CUnic at Emory Uni
versity, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy V.L?vl?
Sid, Mr. and Mrs. Loren
vis and son, Dickie, Antes
Davis and Mrs. Dale Lee and
Mrs. Louis Rogers attended
the showing o( the Southeast
ern Travelers Exhibitors held
In Atlanta.
SdHary Ratios Aiioimd
By District HmM Official
By Dr. ?. S. Cm
All toodhaaftiag aataUlah
manta, ho ids, institutions,
dairies, etc., are graded at
Intervals by 0? local sart
tarlans. Dairies are graded
A or C with oaiy Grade A
allowed to continue selling
milk.
The foodhandllng establlah
meata, hotels and institutions
are graded A. B, or C. 90S
or above la Grade A; 80 to 90
la Grade B; 70 ? 10 Is Grade
C. No place receiving a grade
of leaa than 70 ahall be allowed
to operate. Nor ahall any place
operate without a permit from
the Health Department.
The following sanitary rat -
lngs are released by Dr. W.
S. Cann, the Local Health
Director:
CHEROKEE COUNTY
Poodhandllng Establish
ments: CltyCafe-86.5,Chero- .
kee Cafe 90.0, Decker's
Snack Bar 90.0, Duke's
Lodge 91.0, Family Restau
rant 91.0, The Henry House,
M.0 Hlwassee Village Res
taurant - 84.5, Leon's Dlnnette
(Slmonds) - 97.0, Mauney Drug
Co. -92.5, Parkers Drugstore
93.0, Tracy's Resuurant
90,0, Miami Restaurant - 88.5,
Murphy Ice Cream Parlor
74.5, People's Cafe 87.0,
Regal Hotel 90.5, Shangra
La Resuurant 91.0, Simp
son's Restaurant 86.0,
Staurolite Restaurant 86.0,
Andrews Cafe - 91.5, DeWhitt
Drive-In 83.0, Berkshire
Cafeteria 92.0, Tomahawk
Drive-In 75.0, Hampton
Grill 82.0.
School Lunchrooms: And
rews 90.0, Marble 90.5,
Hlwassee Dam 93.5, Murphy
Graded School 94.0, Murphy
High - 94.5, Peach tree -92.5,
Ranger 93.0, Unaka 91.5.
CARIBBEAN Jack P.
Sutton, seaman apprentice,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Sutton of Murphy,
N. C? Is serving aboard the
dock landing ship USS Spiegel
Grove, which departed Nor
folk, Virginia, January 10, to
participate In Joint anti-sub
marine and amphibious
landing exercises in the
Caribbean.
For the anti-submarine part
of the exercises, destroyers
will put a protective screen
around the amphibious ships
to evade underwater attack
from four submarines.
The landing exercises will
take place on Vieques, Puerto
Rico, where helicopters and
small landing craft will be
launched from squadron ships
with assault forces.
The Spiegel Grove Is sched
uled to return to Norfolk In
earlv March
We can scarcely Sate any
one that we know.
GRAHAM COUNTY
FoodhaadUng Batattlah
maca; Tqpocs I m%> Reatau
rut 96.0, Rudy's Cafe
ISA jMl?ka Grill VA
Phillips Caf ? 90.0, 29 Grill
10.0.
School Lunchroom*: S?
ooah 91.0. Mt. View 90.0.
Market*: Stratum'! Market
S3. 5. S alder's Market - 95.5.
Snowbird Simply 91.5. Phll
llps Market - 93.5. Jeakla'a
Market - 93 .5, G rem' (Mark
et 93.0.
White Church 92.0 Wolf
Creek 94.5. Martin's Creek -
9S.0.
Meat Markets: A & P Mur
phy 92.0, A I P AodreWa 93.0,
Hartmann Andrews 90.0,
Hembrees Sifter Market 90.0,
Howell's Market 90.0, Jor
dan's Market 92.0, Murphy
Food Store 93.5, Murphy
Sanitary Market 80.0,
Peachtree Farm & Home
90.0, Quality Market 91.0,
Walter Dockery 91.0, Wood's
Siper Market - 90.5.
CLAY COUNTY
Foodhandllng Establish
ments: Armstrong's Restau
rant 90.0, Booth's '96.0,
Buck's Drlve-In 95.0,
Hayesvllle Pharmacy 92.0.
Meat Markets-Tiger's 90.5.
School Lunchrooms: Elf
97.0, Hayesvllle 94.0, Og
den 96.0, Shooting Creek I
91.0.
Average Session
Has 2,000 Bills
Raleigh Although the 1961
session of the General Assem
bly got off to a fast clip during
the first week of work, the
pace will have to be even
faster If It gives reality to
its quiet hope of winding up
business by J une 15.
The old adage that "a job
begun is half done" seems
true of almost everything ex
cept law-making.
The experienced legislators
point out that "Introducing
the bills Is the least of our
troubles." It is the long com
mittee hearings, arguments,
and Introduction of weakening
and strengthening amend
ments that are time-consum
ing.
The average session of the
iN. C. Legislature sees die in
troduction of approximately
2,000 bills. When one con
siders that during the first
week of business fewer than
40 had been introduced, it Is
easy to visualize the vast a
mount of work which lies
ahead.
Do not place Infra-red blubs
in farrowing houses closer
than 30 Inches to inflammable
material.
Traffic VUeord
Rajatgh The Mom- Ve
hiclaa Department's Sum
mary at traffic deaths through
M a.m. Monday, February 13,
1M1:
KILLED TO DATE KM
KILLED TO DATE
LAST YEAR U4.
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