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MURPHY
FURHITURE SALVAGE
Now Locatioa
Near to Miaai Rostooroot
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30 YEARS AGO
March 27. 1931
Final Figure* show that
Cherokee County had a pop
ulation of 16. 151 on the first
day of April !a*t year, which
represented a gain of 909
persons over the 15.243 re
ported In >920. or a gain of
2,015 over the 13,136 reported
In 1910.
A new filling station garage
will be open In Murphy next
Monday under the name of
Murphy Auto Repair Com
pany. The new business will
be operated by W. A. Cook,
J . E, Cook and J . N. Watkins,
of Canersvtlle, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cray of
Hayesvllle were visitors in
Murphy last Friday.
Mrs. Dot Cooper, Mrs. J.
N. Laurea and Mrs. Harry
Cooper were shopping in At
lanta, Georgia Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Huber
spent the weekend with friends
and relatives In Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
Mr. William Vest and Miss
Emily Rose of Cleveland.
Tenn. were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Dixie Palmer.
20 YEARS AGO
March 27, 1941
The March-April term of
criminal Siqwrlor Court of
Cherokee County will convene
In Murphy, Monday, March 31
with about 180 cases on the
docket.
The ne# marketing building
of the SmithmontPoultrvfarm
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS
The Cherokee County Board
of Commissioners will sit in an
Equalization Board starting
Monday, April 3, 1961, and
continuing in session until all
complaints have been received.
H. W. Hughes
Tax Supervisor
and hatchery has Just been
completed this week and ta
now open for business.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. C.
Cornell have announced the
marriage of their daughter.
Miss Kate Cornell to Ira
Mashburn. son of Mr. and
Mr*. J. R. Mashburn of Uaaka.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. B. Moss at
the home of Mr. Mashburn.
February 16, with several
friends and relatives of the
coiqde In attendance.
Mr. and Mr*. James West
have announced the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Ethyl
West to Jack Maxfleld of
Cody, Wyoming and FordMad
lson, Iowa.
lson, Iowa. The ceremony was
performed In Blalrsvllle, Ga.
March 20.
Mrs. B. L. Carroll Is at
tending school at Cullowhee.
Bobby Rector of Morris town
spent las I week end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wea
ver were visitors InAshevllle
Thursday.
Mrs. H. A. Malta x, Mrs.
Frank Forsyth, Mrs. Walter
Mauney, Mrs. Harve Elklns
and Mr. and Mrs. Duke Whit
ley were visitors In Atlanta
Monday.
10 YEARS AGO
March 29, 1951
About sixty people gathered
at Peachtree School, March
21 to make plans for a sur
vey of the community to de
termine agricultural progress
to date since this area went
on TV A program as an area
demonstration.
Mrs. T. W. Klndley of Bry
son City spent the weekend
as the guest of Mrs. Ann
Phillips.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Mc
Call of Asheville spent Eas
ter with Mrs. J. H. McCall,
Dr. McCall's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Mc
Keever spent the weekend in
Savannah, Ga., with Mr. Mc
Keever's mother.
Mrs. Margaret Akin had as
her guests. Jack Barton Akin
of Waynesvllle and Margaret
Akin and Glenn Yarbarough
of Cullowhee.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Matt ox
and family had as guests over
the weekend Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Cooper of Atlanta.
Seven Qualify
For Honor Roll
Young Harris, Ga. - Seven
Cherokee and Clay County
students have gained academic
recognition on the winter
quarter Dean's List and Honro
Roll at Young Harris College.
Named to the Dean's List
were Paul Barker and Mrs.
Patsy Jones Hendrlx of Mur
phy. William James Bristol,
Jr., James V. Hall, and Bobby
K. Rogers of Hayesville, and
William Ronald Gibson of
Warne.
Carl Dockery, Murphy,
qualified for the winter quar
ter Honor Roll.
Two Weeks Only - March 20 Until Easter Sunday
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TROUSERS
LIGHT JACKETS
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Suits & Dresses
Regeler 75< tack
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SKIRTS
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MURPHY
Laundry and Cleaners
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Scouts Talk
New Troops,
District Camporee
Organization of new troop*
and renewal of charters and
plans for a district camporee
late in May are Important
activities In the Scouting pro
gram of the area, it was
brought out by John Jordan,
Nantahala District chairman,
after the monthly meeting in
Murphy of the district Tuesday
night of last week.
Nick Howell and J lm Morgan
are to work on troop extension.
Representatives from Daniel
Boone Council headquarters at
Ashevllle were present at the |
meeting m join in discussion
and express appreciation: Joe
Edwards, council executive,
and Andrew Gennett, presi
dent.
Committeemen attended
from Rotabinsvllle, Andrews,
Hlwassee, Ranger, Peach
tree and Murphy.
Gerald Jacques, camp and
activities chairman, told of
camporee plans; Patrolman
Robert H, Ensley reported
on Explorer Scouting affairs;
Commissioner Robert D.
Bruce talked of the training
sessions the first Tuesday of
each month; and Dr. Doyle
Burch. head of the safety pro- i
gram, told of tests for fitness I
being worked out.
Edvcation Board
Bill Introduced
A bill appointing boards of
education in most North
Carolina counties has been in
troduced in the House.
C. L. Alberson and Horace
Brendle were named for
terms of six years each, for
Cherokee County.
AMONG THE SICK
Patients admitted to Pro
vidence Hospital: Mr*. Radie
Rich, Route 2, Culberson;
Sarah J ane Mashburn. C ulber -
son; Clarence W. Holloway,
Suchea, Ga.; Carl Hogsed, Rt.
3. Murphy; Mrs. Frank Ware.
Suit Rural Station, Murphy;
Gar Clonts, Route 4, Mur
phy; Vickie Robinson, Mur
phy; Mrs. Leniue Ellis. Rt.
3, Murphy; Mrs. Lizzie
Keasler. Murphy; Hughey
Hughes, Route 2. Murphy:
Mrs. Kermit Stiles,. Atlanta.
Ga.; Mrs. Maggie Woods,
Murphy; Lewis Fox, Murphy;
Carolyn Totherow, Murphy:
Mrs. Ruth Cheney, Murphy.
Patients admitted to Mur
phy General Hospital: Wil
lard Dockery. Route 3, Mur
phy; Bob Brawly, Dial, Ga.;
and Mrs. Myra Sherrill, An
drews.
Patients admitted io Pro
vidence Hospital: Daniel
Boone Rowland, Rt. 1, Marble;
Mrs. Ben Warner, Rt. 2, Mur
phy: Mrs. Inez Morrow, Far
ner, Tenn.; Mrs. Harley Joe
Coleman, Rt. 4, Murphy: Mrs.
Harve Lance, Rt. 4, Hayes
vllle; Mrs. John E. Graves,
Rt. 3, Murphy: and Tommy
Hartness. Rt. 2. Murphy.
AMONG
THE SICK
Patients admitted to Mur
phy General Hospital: Harold
Shook, Murphy; William Dock -
ery. Rt. 3, Murphy; Mrs. Boyd
Hogsed, Rt. 2, Murphy: Mrs.
Cornice Burgess. Murphy: and ,
Miss Kitty Heffner, Murphy.
Patients admitted to Pro- |
vldence Hospital: Will Eng
land, Robblnsvllle: Mrs.
Randolph Willis, Route 3,
Murphy; Samuel Klsselburg,
Culberson; Mrs. JeffKephart.
Route 3, Murphy,
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Train 141 a child la the way
be should go. aad walk there
yourself once la a while.
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SPECIAL
COFFEE
for that extra
flick of flavor
Murphy Ready-Mix Concrete Company
NOW OPEN
Save Time, Labor, Mosey
VE 7-3506
MORE PROOF....from onother Former
that it pays to feed PURINA
DAIRYMAN
DOUBLES PROFITS
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Joe Martin CJar Cjrove (Community, HJa/her (bounty,
(ja., doubled Lis profit i a Love f.J coiti this past year by.
feeding Purina* s" Witt Ckou, Special CkecL
Here's His DHIA Record:
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period: i bs. Milk Per Cow
1959 - 60 9049
1958 - 59 6279_
Total - - 2771 ,ncreo"
Lb. Butterfat
439
285
154 Increase
Per Cent Butterfat
4.85 %
4.54 %
31%
Increase i
Profit Per Cow Over Feed Costs
1959 - 60 $345.80
1958 - 59 171.55
$174.25 Doubled Profits per Cow
SHWHWW
This herd it now one of the top Jersey herds In Georgia,
thanks to "Milk Cow Special Checkers" and Joe Martin's ex
pert management. Joe fully intends to produce another 1,000 -
2,000 pound increase In the future by . . .
(I) FEEDING HAY YEAR ROUND (2) PROVIDING WATER AT MILKING BARN
(3) FEEDING D A F CHOW TO DRY CHOWS
?!J?JL?RJ2?TAILS OFPURINA'S FARM -TESTED PROGRAM, DESIGNED TO HELP
PRODUCE MORE MILK PER COW . . AND MORE PROFIT FROM DAIRY HERDS, LARGE OR SMaio..
- Feed Com Includes muuug rrtma. pasture and h
Stiles Produce Co.
V* _S!r?*_t_ Phone VE 7-2819 Murphy, N. C. J