Mr*. On Moor* tad Mr*.
Bantu Robins attended
FrlaariaUp Mgbi o t Clay
Coaaty Order at Ea?t?n Star
1 lit Thursday nlcht.
Or. and Mrs. 8. W. Whit
field rvcuned home UatWad
oeedey from Atatt. Tt*T
?ere accompanied hoaM bjr
Mrs. O.IC.Eerhertwho uader
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Sire of Many Good Horses
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Breeding Fee - $25.00
Deaths, Funerals
Compliments Of
IVIE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC.
Peyton Q. Ivle ? Funeral Director
Murphy, N. C.
MRS. CARRIE WHEELER
Hayesvllle - Mrs. Cacrla
Maggie Wheeler, 79. o f Row
1, Hayaa villa, (ttad Tuesday
momlng, March 7, at her
home. She waa aaatlireof Clay
County, daughwr of the law
Ranca and Batty Ledford. She
waa ? member of Philadel
phia Baptist Church.
Surviving are five sobs.
Furman and Willi am of
Hayesvllle, Richard of Starr,
S. C., Roy of Morganton. and
Allen of Hlawaaaaa, Ga.; 22
grandchildren and II great
grandchildren; three brother*
Terrell Ledford of Hlawaa
aee, Richard and Carroel of
Hayesvllle; and two sisters,
Mrs. Lee Nations of Clayton.
Gs., and Mrs. Dona McFalls
of Hlswaasee.
Services were held at 3
p.m. Wednesday In Ualon Hill
Community Church.
The Rev. Boyd Hogsed of
ficiated and burial was In the
church cemetery.
T1-- grandsons were the
pallbearers.
Ivte Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
MRS. MYRTLE MURRAY
Hsyesvllle - Mrs. Myrtle
Murrsy, 79, of Route 2, Hayes
vllle, died at her home, Thurs
day afternoon, March. 2,
following a long Illness.
A lifelong resident of Clay
County, she Is survived by the
husband, Artie Murrsy, three
brothers. Otto and Fred Wal
droup of Hayesvllle, and
Wayne Waldroup of Tltusvllle,
Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Bayse
McGulre of Hayesvllle and
Mrs. Frank Jones of Leices
ter; several nieces and nep
hews.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Saturday In Myers Chapel
Methodist Church.
The Rev. Stuart Taylor and
Rev, Claude Young officiated
and burial was In the church
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Max,
Eugene, Carroll and BobWal
droup, Paul McClure and Carl
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MRS. ARTHUR BRISTOL
Hayesvllle - Mra. Margaret
Brian!, 78, wife of Arthur
Bristol. died Tinaday af*r
?oon, February 21, at her
borne la Hayesvllle.
A native a t Andrews and
daughter of Ike Ian Jack and
EanUa Scon Bristol, aba
moved n Hayesvllle In 1956.
She was a charter member
at the Order of die Eastern
Star In Andrews. Mrs. Brls
ml was a member w Truett
Memorial Bapdat Church.
Surviving in addltloa n the
husband, are two sons, Jack
of Liberty, S. C? and Bert
of Landrum, S. C? two daugh
ters, Mrs. Guy Wheeler and
Miss Starr Brlanl of Hayes
vllle; one brother, Marvin B.
Phillips of Charlotte; four
slsttrs, Mrs. Jessie Hamil
ton and Mra. Frank Brlsul
of Hayesvllle, Mra. Clair
Harps ter of Sandusky, Ohio,
and Mrs. Hayes Snyder of
Franklin, and seven grand
children.
Services were held at 3:30
p.m. Wednesday In IvleHayea
vllle Chapel.
The Rev. BUly Fox and
the Rev. Claude Young, Jr.,
officiated and burial was In
Valleytown Cemetery near
Andrews.
Pallbearers were Charles
Terry, Early Anderson, Jr.,
Tom Day, AlvlnPenland, Rob
ert Cunningham, Howard Rog
ers, Don Weaver, and Clyde
Bracken.
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MRS. KATHLEEN C.MANJAR
Funeral services for Mrs.
Kathleen Case Manjar were
held at 2 p.m. Thursday In
Valleytown Funeral Building.
The Rev. Algle West of
ficiated, and burial was in
Valleytown Cemetery. Pall
bearers were: Bill Phillips,
Lewis West, Ray Sherrill,
Earnest West, Clarence West
and Earl West.
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Murphy
Personals
Mrs. Nell Sneed returned
home Tuesday from a weeks
visit with her sisters In At
lanta and Decatur, Ga.
-M
Mrs. Ed Herbert of Hayes
vllle was the week-end guest
of her brother and sister-in
law, Mr.andMrs.W.P.Odom.
-M
Mlss Rose Mary Coffey
spent the weekend with rela
tives and friends In Marietta.
-M
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook and
daughter, Mrs. Betty Cashon
and son. Buster ofEUljay.Ga.,
spent Sunday with Mr. Cook's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Cook.
-M
Mlss Virginia Fowler of
Swannona. N. C? spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Fowler.
-M
Mrs. Virginia Hyde and
daughters, Rosalie and Peggy,
Mrs. Joe Ray and daughter,
Becky Jo, spent Saturday In
Atlanta.
-M
Mr. and Mrs. William John
son and son, Dewey, Jan
Davidson, and Pete Hampton
attended the Boat Show in
Atlanta on Saturday.
-M
Weekend guests of Mlsa
Carolyn Bates were Misses
Patsy Holcomb, Judy Hurley,
Katherlne Parks, and Carol
Adams, students of Truett
McConnell College at Cleve
land, Ga.
-M
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Far
mer and family of Ashevllle
were weekend guests of their
-aunts. Misses Kate and Leila
Hayes.
-M
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Cann
returned home Sunday from a
business trip to Raleigh.
-M
Mr. and Mrs. James Shields
of Atlanta spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mr*.
L.M. Shield*.
Graham Caaaty
Personals
Mr. md Mrs. Lnti Aastla
vlstad reUdvwa U Natural
BrUtga, Virginia. dartag'fre
put waak. Ttaj imMI b
Robhtnsville Siaday.
Mr*. Chariaa Campbell,
Mr*. Gilbert Gillespie, Mr*.
Ed Corpaaiag. Mr.. Hey Mill
sapa, Mrs. Edward Aldaad.
aad Ml as Kyma Sanaa will,
laava for the State WMU con
veadoa la Winston-Salem oa
Tuesday, March M.Thaywlll
return B> RobMnsville aa
Thursday, March 16.
The Siimhaams of the
Womaa'l Missionary Union of
the First Baptist Church at
R obtains villa visited theChar
okaa Indian Mission oa Sun
day afternoon, March 5. The
children, agea 5-1 ware ac
companied by their leaders,
Mrs. Allaaa Campbell and
Mrs. Margaret Watts, sod
several parents.
-R
Mr, and Mrs. John Daniel
Tippet! of Franklin, North
Carolina, visited Mr.Tlppefs
brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. BobTlppettdur
lng the weekend.
-R
Mr. and Mra. Edgar Tlp
pett of Franklin visited their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mra. Bob Tlppetx. on Sun
day,
-R
Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Huff
man visited Mr. Huffman's
sister, who lives in Brevard
during the weekend.
Peachtree
News
By Mrs. Dock Sudderth
The Assoclatlonal Sunday
School meeting was held on
Sunday afternoon, March 5th,
at Peachtree Baptist Church.
The Theme for this meeting
was "Outreach for the Un
reached." The devotional was
given by Rev. Jack Palmer.
Vacation Bible School for
the summer was stressed by
a film strip shown by the
Assoclatlonal Missionary, El
mer Green.
Rev. T. C. Christmas, pas
tor of Andrews First Baptist
Church gave a talk on Pre
paring for our Jubilee Re
vivals.
A special number, "Here
Am I, Send Me" was present
ed by the Peachtree Choir.
Rev. W. J. Thompson, pastor
of First Baptist Church in
Murphy gave the main
message. His theme was
"Evangelism." There were
fifteen churches represented.
-P
The WMS and Annie Arm
strong Week of Prayer will
be observed each night this
week at the Peachtree Baptist
Church. Everyone Is cordially
invited to attend.
-P
The Peachtree Home De
monstration Club met on
Thursday, March 2, at 1:30
p.m. In the home of Mrs.
Noah Hembree. Mrs. Jack
Ferguson, who is president,
presided.
-P
The OgdenSchool Basket
ball team played the Peachtree
School Basketball team last
Thursday at Peachtree.
Peachtree won with a score
of 23 to 12.
-P
Mrs. J . M. Cornwell is mak
ing her home with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Hembree. We are glad
to have her living in our
community.
-P
Gary Barnett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Barnett cele
brated his 14th birthday on
Monday March 6th. His
grandmother, Mrs. Claude
Barnett had a birthday sup
per for him Monday night.
-P
Mrs. Joe Waldroup of Akron
has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dallas Mlllsaps.
-P
Mr. and Mrs. Swenson of
Statesvllle visited Mrs. Rad
ford's father, Mr. Joe Rad
ford and brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Wilson
Radford, during the past week.
While her* they went to
Cleveland, Tenn., to visit Earl
Radford and family.
THE DAUGHTERS OP * I
Wr.& Wr,. ?jfa , J. J/o~a,J
REQUEST THE PLEASURE OP YOUR COMPANY
i
AT A TEA IN CELEBRATION OF THE ?
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF THEIR MARRIAGE
SUNDAY, THE TWELFTH OP MARCH
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY -ONE
AT TWO O'CLOCK
Dk. R.fat M.l.t
MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
Still Destroyed
?o oaawaa tffr Zaded, tad
?hat (hay tomd m liquor.
Red Cross
Bloodmoblle
RobblnsvUle - The Rod
Cro*? BtowfcnoMlc Unit will
visit Graham County again on
March 30. 1961, and will hud
quarter at Fontana Mills from
1:00 uattt 6:00 pja.
Maka your plana now to give
blood aad obtain coverage for i
your family In caae of emer
gency.
The quota for this year Is
100 plnta.
Uots CM Host
To AmItows Groop
Robblns vllle - The Robblns -
vllle Liosi Club met Thursday
night, March 2, at thePhllllps
Hotel. Lion Herbert Sheldy and
a group of Lions Club
members from the Andrews
Lions Clubwere vlslBrs.Llon
Herman Brauer, District Di
rector of the Eye Bank, spoke
on the work of Eye Bank In
Llonlsm's continuing program
of working with the blind and
visually handicapped people of
our nation. Lion Brauer Is also
a member of the Andrews
Lions Club.
Bibb Questions
And Answers
Bf M MHm
Q. I know wt are not under
the Old Testament DOW, but
why did God five the Old Te?t
A. Qalatiane ?:1? "Wherefore
.hen aerveth the law? It era*
added bacauaa
pt ttaa traro
braailoM, till
tha aaad ihould
come . (Tha
???ad" wii
Chrlat ? Gal. S:
W.)
Qal. t : 24
"Wherefore tha
lav wu our
schoolmaster to bring us unto
Christ . .
The above shows the purpose
d( the Old Testameqt for those
who lived under it and why 4t
was given.
The following shews the pur
pose of the Old Testament for
those net under it:
I Cor. 10:11 "Now all these
things happened unto them for
;n'samples: and they are writ
ten for our admonition . .
Rom. 15:4 'For whatsoever
hings were written aforetime
were written for our learning,
hat we through patience and
:omfort of the scriptures might
lave hope."
Services at Andrews each
Monday night. Call Mr*. Cora
Watklns for place of meeting.
Services at Hayesvllle on
Sunday 2:30; Tuesday 7:30.
Send Religious Questions to
Bob Rig don. Box 101, Sylva.
North Carolina.
Listen en "Gospel Of
Christ", WKRK. 8:30 - 9:0n
Sunday morning.
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