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LICENSED TO WED
David Hilbel Rosenbaum. 19.
?Ml Cell* e Paque, 18,
both of Florence, Alabama.
Douglas Mc Arthur Roberta.
IS, and Carolyn Anne Wtllia,
II, both of Stevenaon, Ala.
Luther Kldd jr.. 22. and
Margaret Ann Stiles, 18, both
of Route 3, Murphy.
Dale Owen Carrlnger, 20,
of Clearwater. Fla., and Judy
Branaon Parriah, 19, of Nash
ville, Te"*>ea?iee.
J ame? Howard Hawkins. 20
of Route 1. Murphy to Dorothy
Elizabeth (Sue) Rose, 16, of
Murphy. Route 3.
Robert Lewis KiUian. 21,
to Juanita Graves. 18, both
of Murphy, Route 3.
John H. Eckert, 20.
St. Cloud. Fla.. to Janet Rose
Splittgerber1. 18, of Berlin,
Wisconsin.
Bobby Smith Byers. 20,
Brasstown, toShlrley Frances
Coleman. 19. of Route 2. of
Hayesvllle.
RECORDERS COURT
FRANK COLEMAN PAL
MER, Driving Drunk. Defen
dant pleads not guilty. The
court finds the defendant
guilty. Defendant be confined
in the common jail for a term
of three months. Prison sen
tence suspended on condition.
That defendant pay a fine of
$100 and the cost.
CHARLIE CLARENCE
THOMPSON, Aid and Abbett.
D. A. W. l.Condnued to March
27, 1961 term.
HERBERT BARTON, Non
supporl. Continued to March
27, 1961 term.
JOE BILL DEATON. Assault
and poseing as an officer. De
fendant called and failed.
Judgement ni si, si fi, and
capias. That defendant give a
bond in the sum of $1000.
RICHARD L. TRUE HE ART
Speeding 60 in 45 zone. De
fendant by and through his
attorney L. L. Mason waives
his appearance and pleads
guilty. That the defendant pay
the cost of the action.
ELIAS BRAGA, Speeding 60
in 45 zone. Defendant pleads
guilty. That defendant pay the
cost of the action.
JOHN PICKINS, D, A.W.I. ,
Defendant pleads guilty. That
defendant be confined in the
common jail for a term of
four months and work under
the supervision of the State
Prison Department and pay
a fine of $100 and cost. Pri
son sentence suspended on
conditions.
WILLIAM EUGENE REY
NOLDS, Speeding 58. Contin
ued to April 17, 1961 term.
CHARLES WILLIAM GRIF -
FIN, Speeding 58 in 45 zone,
continued to April 17, 1961
term.
CAROLYN WHITE, Driving
automobile while intoxicated.
Continued to April 17. 1961
term.
TOM LOVING OOD, D. A.
W. I? Continued to April 17,
1961 term
BARNEY HOPKINS, Escape.
Defendant pleads guilty. That
defendant be confined In the
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FOR SIX MONTHS
ON THE PURCHASE
OF A NEW
FORD OR FORDSON
DIESEL TRACTOR
This remarkable offer Is made to that you will find out on your own farm
?be exceptional fuel economy you get with Ford dleael tractor*. If you
purchase a new Ford or Fords on dleael tractor anytime from January 1,
through March 31, 1961, we will pay half your fuel costs during the first
six months or 400 hours of opersdon- whichever occurs flrst.Pord dlesels
save your mora ... let ua prove It. . . Pay-as-you-farm credit terms
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and Mcculloch chain saws
MURPHY, N. C. Phone VB 7-3119
RUTH BACWELL CIRCLE
The Ruth Bagwell Circle of
the First Baptist Church.
Murphy. met Monday night
March 20, In the home of
Mrs. Marvin Hampton.
Mrs. Herman Edwards,
Chairman, presided over the
meeting. Minutes were read
and approved, community
missions discussed and plans
made for the cottage prayer
meetings before the Revival
In April.
Mrs. Waller Puett gave a
very Interesting program on
"Alcohol and Narcotics."
Refreshments were served
to the following members pre
sent: Mrs J. B. Hall. Mrs.
B . j . Fish, Mrs. Ralph Rhodes,
Mrs. Verlln Jones, Mrs. Wi
ley Kinney. Mrs. Herman Ed
Womans Club
Met Thursday
The Murphy Womans Club
met Thursday, March 16, at
the Power Board Building.
Holland M<?wain. si4>erin
tendant of Murphy Schools,
was guest speaker. Mr. Mc
Swain, who has just return
ed from Raleigh), gave a first
hand report on the United
Forces for Education that
presented its hearing before
the legislature last week. Mr.
McSwain also gave the high
lights of Governor Sanford's
educational program, by which
he hopes to have "North
Carolina second to none." Mr.
McSwain also told the Club
members the increase would
affect the Cherokee County
Schools and how it would
broaden the school program
here. Following this talk, the
Womans Club went on record
as endorsing the United
Forces for Education Pro
gram.
Following the program,
Mrs. R. T. Houts, local fund
chairman for the Cancer
Society, gave a report on re
organization of the Cancer
Society for this County. The
Club is to help with this pro
gram. Mrs. Ruth Sprung gave
a report on her work with the
Girl Scouts.
Refreshments were served
at the close of the meeting.
common jail for a term of
six months and assigned to
work under supervision of the
State PrisonDepartment. That
this sentence be served at
the expiration of any other
sentence that defendant is now
serving.
J. D. DOCKERY, Resisting
arrest. Continued to April 17,
1961 term.
RECORDERS COURT
MARCH 22, 1961
10:00 a.m.
JOHNNY ELLIS, V.P.L., Six
months sentence put into ef
fect.
DEED TRANSFER
Otis and Stella Bryant to
W. R. and Maggie Trantham
24 acres more or less in
Hot House Township.
J. V. and Hazel Henson to
George G . and Maureen Dunn
2.53 acres more or less in
Noda Township.
Elizabeth Hardin, widow to
B, H, and Lura Mintz. 1 1/2
acres more or less in Val
leytown Township.
Fannie M. Fancher to Da
vid and Leila Young, property
In Valleytown Township.
E. W. Hodge to Wendell J.
Hodge, 1.99 acres more or
less in Notla Township.
Oran and Pauline B. Mash
burn to Curt and Evelyn M.
Walker, 8 acres more or less
in Shoal Creek Township.
Mattle Radford et als, to
Lessard and Rada Radford.
300 acres more or less in
Beaverdam Township.
Robert Sim and Ella Roper
to Charles E, Roper, 6 acres
more or less in Valleytown
Township.
Carroll B. and Sarah M.
Ledford to Clyde and Pearl
Owenby, property in Valley
town Township.
Junior C. and Blllle Jean
Carroll to Olen and Elsie
Taylor, 7.5 acres more or
less In Murphy Township.
Vanna Mae Davis to Peter
B. Bixby, 27.06 acres more
or less in Murphy Township.
Hazel W. and Mark Elliott
to John and Lucille Raxter,
property In Valleytown Town
ship.
Roy and Eva Gibson to the
town of Andrews, property In
Valleytown Township.
Lena Wood to George S.
and Dovie Payne, 6 acres more
or less In Valley town Town
ship,
Lena Wood to George S.
and Dovie Payne, 6 acres
more or less In Valleytown
Township.
George S. and Dovie E.
Payne to J. R. Raxter, 3
acres more or less In Val
leytown Township.
Homer L. and Wanaa E.
B roc km an to Frank H. and
Lorene Coop, 17.11 acres more
or less in Murphy Township.
Nuel Morrow to Hoyt and
Nettie Beaver, 1 acre more
or less In Beaverdam Town
ship.
George M. and Mary Tran
tham to Elmer Trantham. 6
acres more or Ie?s in Hot
House Township.
Elmer and Delorls Tran
tham to Arthur Brown, 1 acre
more or less in Hot House
Township.
Fred and Leila Carroll to
Carl and France* Trulove,
property In Murphy Township.
Fannie Fancher to Donald
and Helen F. Anderson, pro
perty In Valleytown Township.
Martin L. Truett to Lee
and Lenna H. Sharp, S 3/4
acres more or less In Val
leytown Township.
Gaorge and Onallee Swanson
to Willie and Belvle Baker.
92 1/3 acres more or less
la Shoal Creek Township.
Willie snd Belvle Baker to
Charles and Maxlne Baker.
92 1/2 acres mors or less
In Shoel Creek Township.
CHURCH NEWS
wards, Mrs. John GUI. Mrs.
Boyce Stiles, and Mrs. Wal
ter Puett
CIRCLE NO. TWO
Circle No. Two of the First
Methodist Church met on
Tuesday evening, March 21 in
the Men's Bible Class room.
Mrs. Reba johnson was hos
tess.
The meeting opened with
prayer by Mrs. E. E. Sales.
Mrs. W. F. Elliott, chair*
man, presided over a short
business session.
Mrs. Sales gave the pro
gram on "Preparation For
Lent, and Giving Thanks in
Lent."
During the social hour the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Eli
zabeth Hunt slid Mrs. W. E.
Howell served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. E. E.
Soles, Mrs. Cann, Mrs.
Dixie Palmer, Mrs. Ellen
Wheeler, Mrs. W. F. Elliott,
and Mrs. H. G. Elkins.
The average diner - out
spends 78 cents for breakfast,
$1.16 for lunch, and $2J9 for
supper.
April 20-21, 1914 - First
Marks of Combat on a Navy
Plane - USS BIRMINGHAM
and USS MISSISSIPPI, with
aviation detachments on
borad, departed Pensacola
bound (or Tamplco and Vera
Cruz. A plant piloted by Lieu
tenant P. N. L. Bellinger was
hit and damaged by enemy
fire, the first marks of com
bat on a Navy Plane.
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Shoulder Lamb Chops u 55c
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\ Whole Lamb Leg Lb 59c
\ "Super-Right"
| Lamb Chuck Roast Lb 33c
M "Cap'n John'i" Pre-Cooked
' Fish Sticks 'ftP."' 29c
Cap'n John's Breaded
Shrimp K" 49c $1.49
ARMOUR
HAM-WHAT-AM
? <2.99
? s4.69
OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberry Sauce
2 39c
PERfUECT MATE FOR MEAT
ALLGOOD BRAND ? SMOKED SLICED STOCK UP! NO LIMIT
BACON ?39?
SUNNYBROOK ? GRADE "A" LARGE
EGGS 2 99 1
PAAS EGG DYES Kf: lSe^Sf 39c
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JELLY EGGS
? 25c 2 - 45c
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BANANAS 2
Red Bliss _
Potatoes J
3
Bloom
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$1.89Bloom$2.19Bl<?>ni 2.39
Kck of Carolina ? Sweet Mixed Nabisco ? Sugar Honey Maid
PICKLES "j?,*1 59c GRAHAMS VK 33cl
EXTRA SPECIAL ? IONA YELLOW CLING
PEACHES? 2 49c
Vanilla Wafers BlntESH 8
PAPER TOWELS BRAND
2?& 25c KITCHEN CHARMS 2 *>?? 35c
2 ^ 39c Fannings Pickles 2 ^ 45c
IVORY SNOW
p&. 34c Pkg. 81c
MR. CLEAN
39c 1g: 69c
Duz Detergent
With China
& 59c & 99c
SALAD DRESSINGS
POTATO CHIPS GOLDEN***!**
A&P APPLE SAUCE
PERK UP LENTEN MEALS ? MILD
AMERICAN CHEESE K 45c
SPECIAL PRICE! A&P BRANO FROZEN
FRENCH FRIES 3 40c
(TtDUIC UAC
PEANUT BRITTLE 'AS* 37c
ANN PAGE CREAMY RICH
TOMATO SOUP ,0&MOc
? 35c
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MARSHMALLOWS 2%?*29c
ANGCLUS
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N. B.C. COOKIES "* 35c
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[APPLE PIE or ANGEL FOOD
R*fl. 49c SMCIA1I
a* ^39
A&P INSTANT COFFEE .as* E 79c
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Ivory Soap
4pS?r,27c
Camay Soap
?X 10c
Camay Soap
2 KS 29c
Ivory Liquid
^ 37c ^ 63c