SHOP MURPHY for
WEEK-END SPECIALS
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New Easter Dresses
Childrens
Dresses
Organdy. Nylon, Cotton
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Sizes I to 3
I 2 to 6 x
& 7 to 14
Solids and Floral Colorsl
$1.98
DOWNSTAIRS
MURPHY SUPPLY CO.
1
Friday And Saturday Only
FREE - FREE ? FREE
With Evary Purchaaa Of A
EASTER DRESS
$5.98 Or Ovar
A Pair of NYLON HOSE
Cash Sale Only
Boy's White
DRESS SHIRTS
by Rob Roy Slzot 4 - 20
$1.98 & $2.98
Lena's
Next To Post Offlco
Jabaley Bros.
Valley River Avenue ? Mirpby, N. C.
Ladies
NYLON HOSE
51 gauge -15 Denier
3 for $1.00
Ladles Hats $2.98
Ladles Handbags $1.00
Girls Dresses $1.98 to $3 .98
Girls - Patent-Leather Shoes --$1.98
V Girls - Easter-Hat & Bag Sets - $1.98
Boys Suits - 2 to 7 size $S.M
Sox & Anklets - For Entire Family 5prs.for$1.00
Mens Dress Pants $3.88pr.
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for tk.
Easter Parade
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CANDLER'S
Murpliy, N.C.
QUALITY, COMFORT AND STYLE
NEW LOW PRICES FOR BIG SAVINGS
WESTERN AUTO
Murphy, N.C.
WE ARE SPRING CLEANING
Big Reduction* Up to 75%
ONE SET ONLY
FoMiai Chair
Were $3.49 each
Now $1.49
SIDEWALK
BICYCLE
Was $21.95
How $7.50
Rsbbir loots
Were $11.95
Now $7.95
TV Tablts
Were )1J9
Now 69*
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
StrviM Tflbl#
Wis $7.50
Now $3.00
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
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Rtcords
5 for $1.00
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. $2.98 to $5.99
"t~ andbags
\
$1.98 to $2.98 1
COLIINS-CRAIN
DEPARTMENT STORE
EVERYDAY IS
SALE DAY
at the
Bargain Center
Closed All Day
Wednesday
for
Re- stocking
Store Hours
MON-TUB - 1:30 - ScOO
WED . CLOSED ALL DAY
THU-FRI - k30 - ScOO
SAT - I: SO - 5:30
No Refutdt
or
Exchange*
All Solo*
FINAL
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Bargain
Cwrtar
Everyday
BARGAIN CENTER
(Fornrwrly Carrlngar't D?pt Star*.)
G rah Mi Oiuty News
y, March 17, at *a
kapOatCtorch. The Rev.
(Ma Orr
aaaocladan
Mn. Edward Aldaad at tba
RobMaaville Plrat Baptist
Mamory Work
first
ba bald. The
vara Leroy
Johnson, Plrat Baptist; Helen
Wlllde, Ftrat Baptist ; Prt?
dUa Phillips. New Hope; Ruby
Carver, Mountain Creek;
Shirley Shuler, Sweetwater;
Cathy Maack. Bear Creak;
Waada Sdlea, Sweetwater; and
Sue Garland, Sweetwater. la
the J tailor work each part
icipant la allowed two
mlatabaa In the aaaocladonal
Durnamenq the nionber of
winners la not Umltad.
There waa only one part
icipant In the Intermediate
Sword Drill, Blwanda Orr re
presenting the Lone Oak Bap
dat Church.
In the Young Peoples'
Speakers Tournament there
were two participants. Miss
Clara Vae Denton and Mlaa
Martha Gillespie both
representing the First Bap
dst Church of Robbtnsvllle
as they ded In their church
tournament. Mlas Gillespie
waa named the winner and
Miss Denton, alternate.
Mrs. Gertrude Hornbuckle
was the only participant in the
Adult Scripture Reading
Tournament. Mr* Horbuckle
represented the Fli^i aptist
Church.
These assodational win
ners will journey to Murphy
April 7, 1961, to participate
In the regional tournament.
Public Address
A public address will be
given at Kingdom Hall of Je
hovah'a Witnesses In Murphy
Sunday, April 2, at 2 p.m.
The subject, "The Sacred
Bible and Our Problem of Sur
vival," will be given In 21,000
Kingdom Halls throughout the
world.
T? iMihri
&UH Cards
will iwcatvw cradu
School ta the Rob
b?n#vlll? M. -fcodUt Ctardu
Vecadoe ChurchSchool - Mra.
Ed Nalaaa; Mlaalonary Edu
cation la the Local Church -
Mrs. C. A. Balaa; ChrlatUa
IllMll'l I - ..Jr. B4 Nalma,
C. W. Santa; Tha Methodist
YoMh Fellow* hip - Mr. jack
Portia, Mrs. C. W. Santa.
Linda Sbafiay. Pefjy Nabna,
Patricia Nalma, aadBllzabeth
Nalma.
Tha Raveraod Ftaley Orrot
the Mirphy Circuit will ba tha
speaker (or Stnday Evening
Worship at the RobMaavllle
Methodlit Church. The Rev.
C. W. Sartla, pea tor of the
Rohfataavllle Methodist
Church will be speaking In the
Aadrwwa Methodlit Church.
Thla exchange of pulpits will
be la co-operation with HOLY
WEEK aervlcea of the Chero
kee-Graham Group Ministry.
PERSONALS
Robbtnsville - The P arret?
Clinic announces that a daugh
ter weighing 7 lb. IS oz. was
born ? Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Hyde March 24, 1961. Mrs.
Hyde ia the former Miss
Tbelma Davis. They have one
?on, Mitchell.
Stanley Angle and Bille Ray
Slaughter spent the past week
end In Chattanooga as the
guest of Stanley's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Angle.
Mrs. Gladys Adams, owner
of Ruby Nell's Beauty shop
underwent major surgery at
the University Hospital in
Knoxville, Tuesday, March 28.
Miss Rosemary Jones, a
sophomore at Mars Hill Col
lege is spending the Easter
Holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Cols Jones of Robbtns
vllle.
Miss Christine Crisp,
a freshman at Mars Hill
College, is spending the
Easter holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Crisp.
Only 11 per cent of U. S.
people eat breakfast away
from home. About 61 per cent
eat lunch out. And about 28
per cent eat simper out.
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT
NJI 'UE BABB. Publisher . . . PHYLLIS B. BABB, Editor
Established July, 1889
Published Every Thursday - Second Class Postage Paid at
117 Hickory Street, Murphy, Cherokee County, North Carolina.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mailing address tnCherokee, Clay andGraham Counties, N. C.
Towns, UnlonandPaimlnCountlea.Ga., andPolkCounty, Tens.
1 Year - $3.00 6 Mos. - $1.75
Outside of Retail Trading Area - 1 Yr. $5.00; 6 Mos. $3.00
Deaths, Funerals
Compliments Of
IVIE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC.
Peyton G. Ivle ? Funeral Director
Murphy, N. C.
C. W. CAMPBELL
RobUnsvllle-Clarence Wil
liam (Babe) Campbell, 26, of
Robblnsvllle died early Sun
day morning , March 26. _
Surviving are the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V ester Cam
pbell; two brothers Marshall
and Douglas of Robblnsvllle:
and the maternal grandfather,
Jess Bridge.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday In Amah Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Clifford George
officiated, and burial was in
Metz Cemetery.
I vie Funeral Home of Mur
phy was In charge of arrange
ments.
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JIMMY LYMAN MAY
NANTAHALA - Jimmy Ly
man May, 24, of Nantahala
was killed about 7:20 a.m.
Thursday, March 23 In an
accident near Nantahala
School.
State Highway PatrolmanP,
L. Gravley said May appar
ently lost control of his 1960
model car which rammed Into
a rock embankment. Maywas
found dead inside the wreck
age of the car, described as
a total loss.
May was the only Occident
of the car, which was travel
ing east on the road that con
nects Franklin with Wayah
Bald in Nantahala Forest, the
patrolman said.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Sunday in Old Briar Town
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Mote Woodard.
the Rev. John Freeman and
the Rev. Franz Pot tell of
ficiated, aad burial was la the
church ceaMtary.
Pallbearers were Jamas
McMahea. Dee aad Jimlor
May, Rue sail andRoger Coch
ran aad Crotf Denny .
Surviving are die persra,
Mr. aad Mrs. BrltX May of
Nantahala; two brothers, Syd
ney of N? fshali aad Harssaa
of Detroit; aad A* paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Pew May
Of Nantahala.
May wm a gredeete of Nan
tahala High School and recent
ly hod beea working la New
York aad Detroit. Hewaaa
?amber of Old Briar Tom
Baptist Cfcarch.
me PaBoral Haaaa of An
drews was la charge <f ar
ARTHUR McCRARY
ArUiar T. MeCrary. 77,
brother-in-law of Mrs. low*
Green of Brasstown, died in
his home, Tuesday, March 21
at El Pasco, Texas.
Services were held at 2
p.m. Thursday In Harding
Orr Montana Avenue Chapel,
with Dr. W. Herschel Ford
officiating. Burial was In Rest
Lawn Cemetery.
MRS. MOLLIE STILES
Mrs. Millie Stiles, 92, died
in the home of a daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Graham, Satur
day morning, March 25, after
a long Illness. She was the
widow of John W. Stiles.
Mrs. Stiles had been a mem -
ber of Shoal Creek Baptist
Church for 74 years.
In addition to Mrs. Graham,
aurvlvlag are another daugh
ter, Mrs. Mag alee Allen of Rt.
4, Murphy, three sons, M. T.
W Oak Ridge, Teim., Ernest
of Turtle town, Tenn., and P.
C. of Aabevllle; 36 grandchild
ren, 79 great-grandchildren
and a number of great-great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Sunday In Friendship
Baptlat Church.
The Rev. Clarence Voykes
and the Rev . Fred Stiles of
ficiated, and burial was In the
church cemetary.
Townson Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
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J. B. MC CALL
ROBBINSVILLE - J.B.Mc
Call. S3, of Maryvllle, Team,
a former resident of RobMas
ville, died Saday morning,
March 26, la a Knoxvllle hos
pital after a short Illness .
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Harriett Roberts MoCaU
tive daughters, Mrs. Ernest
Colli ne of Robttnsvllle, and
Ike Mlseee LaVon, Carolyn.
Merrill, and Mavis Aaa at Mm
boa*; two sons, Derryl of the
home sad ummett R. of teU.
5. Air Earn. Banker Hill,
lad.; the mother, Mrs. Boa
McCall; two sisters, Mrs.
Wade Haider aad Mrs. Mla
gae Davis of RofeMnsvllle;
Ana brothers, Howard of
Kaoxvllle, the Rev. Bill Mc
Call at Lmetr City, Tan.,
aad Lea of RotaM Seville; sad
two grsadchildrea.
m. Wedhwdsy* la New Ho^t
Baptist Charch.
The Rev. Roy O art aad, (ha
Rev. Gaiey Stewart aad te
Rev. OH* Orr officiated, aad
barlal wae la Old Mote Can
Tenth Annual
4-H BnuM
RobMnevllle - TheTe?ftA?
?ual
a^r In CO -operation with N.
C. Sin College Extension
Service. iu held Friday.
Merck 34. ec 6:30 p.m. in A*
Robbtnsvilie High School
C*e?rle.
The program for die even
ing wee presided oxer by Mlee
Marcella Hill end Mice Lor
etta Corbtn.
District Awards presented
to the winner! were the folr
lowing: Dtitrlct Gro?q> Veg
etable end Fruit Uee Demon
stration ? Dtanne George end
Cell Roger* (Blue Ribbon).
Dairy Foods Demons tradon -
Marcella Hill and Loretta
Cor bin (Second piece in stat*
contest), Groif) Soli and Water
Conservation Demonstration
Norman Hyde and DaleGeorge
(Blue Ribbon), DlstrlctGroiB
Electric Demonstration -Gall
Hyde and Eugonda Crisp (Red
Ribbon), District Trsctor
Driving Contest - Bobby Cape
(Second Piece ), Best All
A round Camper and Best
Swimming 1960 Camp - Cheryl
Ayers and David Crowe,
Public Speaking Contest -
Clarene Brooks (County
Participant), and District
Dress Review -Dorothy Beas
ley (County Participant.)
County winners were the
following: Farm and Home
Electric - Joe Dyer and Betty
Jean Sawyer; Food Pre
paration, Gall Rogers, Leona
Jenkins, and Betty Collins;
Canning - Cleo Pilklngton;
Jr. Canning - Linda Wiggins
and Yolonda Beasley; Entom
ology - YolondaBeasley;Gar
denlng - Elizabeth Orr, Yol
onda Beesley, Linda Wiggins;
Clothing - Woody Phillips;
Dress Review - Dorthy Beas
ley; Jr. Clothing - Linda Wig
gins; Recreation - Pamela
Barker and Nettle Grace Bate
man; Forestry - William
J ackson. Tomifcy Radford, and
Lary Colvard; Health - Gall
Rogers. Patsy Owens, and
Cheryl Ayers..
Wildlife - Elaine Howell;
Boys Agricultural - Dale
George; Frozen Foods -Jsnle
Wilkle and Yolonda Beasley;
Home Management -Gall Rog
ers; Home Beaudflcadons -
J. B. Crisp, Jr., and Larry
Colvard; Com Muffin Project
Dorothy Carver, Cheryl Ay
ers, and Elaine Howell;
Grooming - Patsy Owens and
Brenda Gail Riddle; Achieve
ment - Marcella Hill, Loretta
Corbln, and Norman Hyde;
Home Improvement - Judy
Moody, Cheryl Ayers, andGall
Rogers; Field Crops - Larry
Paige.
iSe Planning Committee for
the banquet con. lstedof Mrs.
Hugh Allen, Mrs. David
Riddle, Mrs. James McGulre,
Mrs. Ralph Orr, and Mrs.
Garland McGulre.
The hostesses for the even
ing were Mrs. Claude Moody,
Mrs. Tony Ayers, Mrs. Blaine
Stewert, Mrs. Howard Carver,
and Mrs. C. Q, Hill.
The Council Officers are
Mrs. Harry Owens, chairman;
Mrs. Hugh Allen, vice-chair
man; and Mrs. Hugh Beasley,
secretary-treasurer.
North Carolina
Legislative B?ll?tia
(Editors Note: Included In
Ills Bulletin Is a digest of >11
ocal legislation introduced or
icted upon by the General As
sembly during the week end
ing March 24, 1961 affecting
your county or any municipal
ly therein.)
CHEROKEE COUNTY
HB 265 - Introduced by
Vest, Mar. 21
"Relating to the compen
latlon of certain official*,
urors, and $3 to witnesses,
or each day of required at
endance In st^>erlor court.
Provides for following annual
talarles for county officials,
Effective April 1, 1961: clerk
>f superior court, $5,000; de
>uty CSC, $2,400; roister of
leeds, $4,000; clerk In regis -
er's office, $2,400.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
IB 265 - Introduced by West
larch 21 - "Relating to the
ximpensadon of certain of
ficials, Jurors and witnesses
In Cherokee County." (Pro
rides for $7 dally pay to Jur
ors, and $3 to witnesses, for
each day of required attend
ance In st^erlor court. Pro
rides for following annual sal
aries for county officials, ef
fective April 1, 1961; clerk of
?t^erlor court, $5,000; deputy
CSC, $2,400; register of
deeds, $4,000 ; Clerk In re
citer's office, $2,400.)
March 24, psssed House.
CLAY COUNTY
HB 241 - Introduced by West,
March 20.
"TO provide for the election
d( the Board of Education of
Clay County." (Provides for
J - member county board of ed
ema doe to be to be elected
tor 2-year terms at general
canty election la 1964 andbt
nmlally tbereaftr* Vacancies
o be filled for n? iptred term
Tf remaining board m bars,
nomination aad election to be
teld at same time and in same
Banner as for other county
(fleers. Persons elected take I
iffice 1st Monday la April fol
owing year of election. Those -
Jewed la 1964 take office 1st
Monday la April, 1965, fel
owlag exptradon of terms tt
wnou ?tTf1 Id abiiiIIms act
t 1957. 1959, aad 1961. said
Vpotaoaaata to expire on said
It Monday. On expiradoa of
arm of R. L. Long, Prank
Mar. a, tepui uad taifavor- I
ibly In Hoaae.
Irtstol appointed
U April 1, 1965.)
and U only codi $ 1.96
GRAVES Tilt
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Murphy. N.C.
Bible Questions
And Answers
Dy Bob Rigdon
Pd. Adv.
Q. How do ~e know that
Holy Ghosi + tlsm doesn't
happen today?
A. Because the Bible shows
us that It ceased before the
New Testament was com
pleted.
There are two examples of
Holy Ghost Baptism happen
ing in the Bible. They are
found in Acts 2 and Acts 10.
In Acts 2 verses 1-6 we read
of Holy Ghost Baptism com
ing upon the Apostles of
Christ. This was the begin
ning of the church or king
don upon earth - Mk. 9:1;
Lk. 24:46-49; Acts 1:1-9. The
second case Is found in Acts
10 where it came upon Cor
nelius and his household(the
first Gentiles to enter the
church or kingdom). From
Acts 2 through Acts 9 we read
of only Jews becoming
Christians.
Now in Acts 2;8;9 & 10
W? read also of water bap
tism. Later on though when
Paul wrote to the church In
Ephesus he said, "There is
one baptism." Ep. 4:4.
The baptism that had ceased
was Holy Ghost baptism for
in First Peter 3:20-21 we
read?"....ln the days ofNoah
... eight souls were saved by
water. The like Figure
where unto even baptism doth
also now save us (not the
putting away of the filth of
the flesh, but the answer of
a good conscience toward
God.,) by the resurrection of
Jesus Christ.)
To teach that Holy Ghost
Baptism is still In force is
to disbelieve and deny the
teaching of God. Christ and
the Holy Ghost - The Bible.
The only baptism In force
today is water baptism and
It In one of the things nec
essary to obey to be saved
Matt. 28: 18-20; Mk. 16:15-16;
Acts 2:38; Acts 22:16.
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