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JERRY HICE
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BEULAH SHOPE
MOOEAL WALSH
jerry nice.Beuiah Shop Receive Player
Awards.Coach Walsh Honored
Robtainsvllle -TheRobUns
ville High School Blue Devils
brought Its basketball season
to a close last Tuesday night,
February 21, when the
Robblnsvllle boys were elimi
nated by the Murphy Bulldogs
and Robbtasvllle girls were
eliminated byHayesvllle. With
the end of these two games, a
young lady and young man, long
to be remembered by sports
fans of Robbinsvllle, brought
(heir basketball careers to end
with a glorious finish.
Miss Beulah M. Shope ,18,
Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine Shope of Robbins
vllle. When fans forget Beu
Bible Questions
And Answers
By Bob Rigdon
Q. I heard it preached lately
that man is saved by blood only.
Yet before the. sermon was over
the preacher said you had to
repent to be saved. This con
fuses me for I don't see why
you have to do anything if the
Bible says vou
are saved by the
Blood of Jesus
and by the
Blood only?
A. I don't
blame you for
being confused.
The above and
other things
preached that
are like unto it ar? the reascns
most people are confused.
First ? The Bible teaches that
the blood does save us ? Eph. 1:
7. But the Bible nowhere teaches
that we are saved by the Blood
only. When anyone adds the
word "only" to this he has add
ed to the Bible ? Rev. 22:18-19.
Second ? We are not saved by
any one thing alone. Belcw is a
list of several things the Bible
says saves us. Believers in the
Bible will not deny any of them
or add the words "only" or
"alone" to any of them. God,
Christ. Holy Ghost. Grace. M J r
cy. Love. Blood, Hope, Faith.
Confession. Baptism. Repent
ance, Being Faithful. True Wor
ship. Pure Thinking. I' u r e
Speech. Pure D?eds. Loving
Neighbor, and man v other
things.
Services at Andrews each
Monday night. Call Mrs. Cora
Watklns for place of meedng.
Services at Hayesvllle on
Sunday 2:30; Tuesday 7:30.
Send Religious Questions to
Bob Rlgdon, Box 101, Sylva,
North Carolina.
Listen to "Gospel J)f
Christ", WKRK, 8:30 - 9-00
Sunday morning.
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lah's name, they will still
recall Number 44 who mas
tered the lntlcated techniques
which make a star, and her
Impassable ability.
Beulah played with theRob
Mnsvllle High School varsity
squad the four years she; was
in high school, making first
team her sophdVnore, Junior,
and senior years.
During her junior year,
Beulah was named to the All
Conference team of the West
em Division of the Smoky
Mountain Conference. She also
received the honor of being
named the Most Outstanding
Player of the Western Divi
sion.
This her senior y?ar, she
was again named to the All
Conference Team of the West
ern Division. She was also
chosen this year for theNorth
Carolina All-Star Team id
meet in Raleigh in April.
In her sophomore year.
Beulah averaged 30 points a
game; her Junior year, 33
points a game; and her senior
year, 31 points a game.
Beulah was the first girl
id score SO points in one game
In regular play in the Smoky
Mountain Conference. In doing
Deaths, Funerals
Compliments Of
IVIE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC.
Peyton G. Ivle ? Funeral Director
Murphy, N. C.
PATRICIA FOSTER
Patricia Ann Foster, six
year -old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Foster of At
lanta. died in an Atlanta
hospital Friday afternoon
from burns suffered when her
clothing was setflre two weeks
ago.
In addition to the parents,
surviving are two half
sisters, Miss Opal Hicks and
Mrs. Mary Kendall of
Adanta: the grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dlllard Allen of
Pressley, Ga., and Mr. and
Mrs. Galther Foster of Hia
wassee, Ga.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Sunday in the House Of
Deliverance Church in Hia
wassee.
The Rev. Creed Bryant of
ficiated, and burial was in
Osborne Cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home of
Murphy was in charge of the
arrangements.
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MRS. CARRIE JOHNSTON
Mrs. Carrie Anderson
Johnston, 84, of 21 Brevard
Rd? Asheville, died at 9 p.
m. Wednesday, February 22,
in an Asheville hospital after
a long illness.
A lifelong resident of Clay
County, she was a widow of
Robert Johnston. Mrs. John
ston was a member of Hayes -
ville Methodist Church.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. H. A. McGlamery of
West Asheville with whom she
had been making her home for
the past few months, Mrs. M.
E. Starnes of Raleigh, Mrs.
C. W, Bowan of Rossville,
Ga., Mrs. H. T. Coggin of
Athens, Ga., and Mrs. A. K.
Roberts of Douglas, Ga.: 12
grandchildren, and 12 great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 3 p.
m. Friday in Hayesville
Methodist Church.
The Rev. Billy Fox and the
Rev. Claud Young officiated,
and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Hayesville Order of Eastern
Star conducted graveside
rites.
Active pallbearers were:
James, Harold and Early An
derson Jr., Lloyd Hunter, Ed
die McGlamery and Bob
Anderson Jr.
Honorary pallbearers were:
Wilbur Mingus, SllveyandLee
Penland, Glyne and Bob Tiger
Jr., Fred Allison, Jim Evans,
Frank Bumgarner, Wiley Mc
Glamery, Earl Standridge,
Frank Herbert, Heart and
Morris Scroggs, Mark Wea
ver. Luther Matheson, Otto
Waldroup, Fred Palmer, Wal
ter Moore, Tom Gray. Ralph
Beal, George Thompson and
Members of the Carrie John
ston Circle of the Church.
Ivte Funeral Home of Hayes- ,
ville was in charge of arrange
ments.
Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our deep
est thanks and appreciation to
our many friends for the acts
of kindness, messages of sym
pathy and beautiful flowers
during our recent bereave
ment In the loss of our beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. Leonard West
and Family
MRS. DORA WATSON
Andrews - Mrs. Dora Mary
Watson, 73. of Andrews died
early Tuesday morning, Febr
uary 20, in a local hospital.
A native of Cherokee
County, she was a member of
the Second Church here.
Surviving are four daugh
ters, Mrs. Georgie J. Crutch
field of Baltimore, Md? Mrs.
Cleo M. Pitts and Mrs. Blllie
B. Crutchfield of Morrow,
Ohio, and Mrs. Bessie Mae
Crutchfield of La Follett,
Tenn.; one son, Earl L.Brad
ley of Sydney, Ohio; and one
brother, George Truett of
Andrews.
Services were held at 11
a.m. Thursday in SecondBap
tist Church.
The Rev.JimTruettofficia
ted, and burial was in Valley
town Cemetery.
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. BROWN
Mrs. Modenia Brown, 89,
died Tuesday morning, Feb.
21, at Che home of a daughter,
Mrs. Hope Spivey, in Mable
ton, Ga., after an extended
illness.
A native of Macon County,
she moved to Gum Log com
munity near Murphy at an
early age. She was first mar
ried to Vance Caler and after
his death was married to the
late Milas Brown.
In addition to Mrs. Spivey,
she is survived by another
daughter, Mrs. Prudence Hall
of Clearmont, Ga.: four sons,
Paul Caler of Brasstown,
Claude Caler of Cortez, Col.,
Vance Caler of Newark, Del.:
and Connie Brown of Warne,
and many grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
Services were held at I p.m.
Thursday in Many Forks Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Henry Brown and
the Rev. Sim Martin officiated,
and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was
in charge.
MISS GLADYS MOORE
Miss Gladys Irene Moore,
17, of Bessemer City died at
her home Tuesday afternoon,
February 21. She had lived in
Murphy before moving to Bes
semer City.
Surviving are the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Olen E. Moore;
two sisters, Mrs. Wayne West
and Miss Wllma Moore of Bes
semer City: five brothers.
Jack, of Murphy, Bobby, with
the U. S. Army In France,
Richard, Eugene, and Ken
neth of Bessemer City.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Saturday InllpperPeach
tree Baptist Church.
The Rev. Andy Cloer and
the Rev. Thomas Truett of
ficiated and buriaK was in
Peachtree cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Harold
and Carl Yonce, Howard, Roy
and Harold Moore, and Junior
Hamby.
Townson Funeral Home waa
in charge of arrangements.
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To eternity Itself there I*
no other handle than the pre
sent moment. - BlaisePascal
Personal Mention
Mr. Karl Radford's mother,
Mrs. Floyd J Sham?f Natural
Brtdfa. Va.. Vlritdd la Roh
MasvUle during the paat
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Mr. tad Mrs. Ralph Rey
nolds from Natural Bridge.
Va.. visited Mr. Reynold' s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Reynolds. Mrs. Robert Rey
nolds haa Just returned from
die hospital In Andrews.
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Mrs. Alice WUkle of Hick
ory, N. C? Is visiting her
son sad daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Edison WllUe.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Edward
G. Aldand returned to Rob
Unsvllle Monday, February
27, from Columbia, S. C,
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It is NOW and in THIS
WORLD that we must live.
- Andre Glde
Wsshealwo broke Hie recoro
Ml.. i * h" ?unt,
D,vis' who " ?
vll?. P y#r of R"bbin?
<* 'ST 18' ,J *e son
rf HaliJ mrS" Pe*rlle H,?
? Robbinsville. No one rea
tWs '?ndy-halred
w, . 0ut on court
iu? sophomore year, that he
*" ? futur? Most Outstanding
?i*Tr<rftheSm?ky MomnS
Conference. Yet. during his
^? yeI*rs f ?rst te,m
varsity player. Jerry has pro
?Wlity on
the basketball court.
He averaged scoring 23
points per game during his
senior year. A number ap
propriate In Itself, Jerry Hlce
number 23, will be remernbe?.'
ed long after he has graduated
Saturday night. February'
25. Jerry culminated his car
reer by being named to the
All -Conference team of the
imoky Mountain Conference;
?nd, most Important, he was
presented with a trophy after
being named the Most Out
of the West
ern Division.
Each year, fans have viewed
the awarding of these trophies
? the Robbinsville players
*'$ mu^ Prtde. This year.
?UH another honor was be
"P?n Robbinsville
Athletic (earns.
Coach Modeal Walsh was
5*med the Most Outstanding
Coach in the Western Division
of the Smoky Mountain Con
ference and was presented
??a trophy Saturday night.
February 25. in Franklin at
_ lcene ?f the playoffs be
n cistern division and
western division.
. 'n ,9?7> Coach Walsh was
*e assistant football coach
hLtortSn8VUIe '"d ** head
coach- From 1958
^ J Present. he has been
head football and basketball
coach at Robbinsville
As the Robbinsville teams
were presented with the
Sportsmanship trophy last
ye?r, the girls team was pre
sented with the trophy for the
conference championship dur
ing regular season with a
Il-I record; Miss Kaye Stone
BeUlah Sh?Pe were
named to the girls' All
Conference team; and Mr. Dee
McMonigle was named to the
evervon^" ~Conference team?
everyone realized that Coach
Walsh was a champion builder
hin^fi *8*in fans of Rob"
express their ad
miraUon to Coach Walsh as
he has produced an outstand
ing football team and two
outstanding basketball teams
Wild Auto Chase
Ends In Damage
To 2 Cars, Truck
Robbinsville - A wild but
brief chase ended abruptly
Sunday evening when the dri -
ver of one of the vehicles hit
a parked car and truck,
damaging all three vehicles.
The driver and two passeng
ers were arrested.
Patrolman W. R. Boyles
gave this account of the chase:
Boyles saw someone driv
ing a 1959 Ford recklessly
^through town, and he turned
his patrol car to give chase.
The other car sped down
the highway for a distance
amounting to some five city
blocks. "Hie driver apparent
ly lost control of the car,
which struck a parked pick
up truck and sedan on the'
left side of the road. The car
and truck, owned by James
Robert Tippett, were park
ed in front of the Tippett
home. The truck was a total
loss, Boyles said.
Boyles reported that he ar
rested the driver of the of
fending car, Jerry Howard
Nelms, 21, of Route 1, Robbins
ville, and charged him with
driving while intoxicated
and reckless driving.
Boyles also arrested two
passengers in the car, whom
he identified as Ray Moody,
32, of Robbinsville, and Ed
win Holder 20, also of Rob
binsville. They were charged
with public durnkenness.
A hearing was set for Mon
day moraln(, February 27,
before a justice of the peace
In Robbinsville.
Card Of Thanks
We wish m express our sin
cere appreciation for Hi* many
acts of kindness and sympathy
shown us during tha illness and
daath of oar falter, Ira Butt.
Cecil Butt aad Marf aret Ellis
\ .
Agoyah Members Collect $70.90
nomnsvuie - On bjna?.
afternoon. February 26, eight
women, representing [be
Agayah Civic Club canvassed
Robin njville for contributions
for (he 1961 Heart Orlve. They
were: Mrs. Louise Lee. Mrs.
Blanche Ghormley, Mrs. Judy
Gillespie, Mrs. Betsy Sartin, _
Mr*. Marx are t Warn, Mrs.
Helen Radford. Mrs. Ruby Nail
George. ? and Mra. Olaci
WUaon.
The total collected was re
ported to be $70.90.
Mra. J. Smith Howell la the
chairman o < the Heart Fund
Drive.
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tng 8 lb. and t oz. on F?l
uary It.
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