Deaths, Funerals
Compliment* Of
IVIC MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC.
Ptyton G. Me ? Funeral Director
Murphy, N. C.
PURMAN R. MANBY
HAYESYILLE - Firman R.
Maaey. 61. died it [ha home of
\ his lister, Mrs. S. G. Brad
shaw, Wednesday afternoon,
1 April S. following ? long 111
"??.
A veteran of World War I,
Mr. Maaey served overseas
for several months.
Surviving are oaa brother,
Bur ley Maney o t HayesvlUe;
two sister, Mrs. Mack Gar
rett of Htwassee, Ga? and
Mr*. Brads haw.
Services war* bald at U
a.m. Friday In Bethel berry
Bspdst Church la Shooting
Croak community.
The Rev. Emeraon Daven
port and the Rev. Willis Bur
ret and the Rev. Creed Bright
officiated, and burial was In
the church cemetery. \
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangement*,
a a J a a
MRS. MORGAN
HAYESVILLE - Mrs. Jose
phine Dele Morgan, 78, of
Hayesvllle died In a Frank
BIDDING
SALE
Persons Interested In bid
ding st the sale of the old
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
building located one mile
East of Warae, N. C? on
South side of old U. S. High
way No. 64, will file their
bids in writ ting in a sealed
envelope with M. H.Payne,
Warne, N. C? Clerk (<
Treasurer, on or before 6:00
P.M. Saturday, April 15, 1961.
Five light fixtures and
Church furnishings excepted
Minimum bids accepted
$400.00. Bid accepted must
be paid by April 25. 1961,
or before removal. Building
and foundadon must be re
moved leaving grounds
clean. Sixty days allowed for
complete removal.
Proceeds will be used
toward completion of new
church building.
Board of Trustees of Mt
Pisgah Baptist Church.
By M. H. Payne, Member
Board , Clerk b Tress.
tin Hospital Wednesday after
noon, April 5 following ? long
Illness.
Services ware held at 2 p.
m. Saturday la. Plaay Grove
Bapdst Church.
The Rev. Rooda Ledford
and die Rev. DeWltx Maaon
officiated, and burial was in
Hayaavtlle Methodist Church.
Mrs. Morgan waa the dau
ghter at the lata Joe and
Sarah CogdlU Bradahaw and
waa a member of PlneyGrove
Bapdat Church.
Surviving are the husband,
William Morgan; one daugh
ter, Mrs. Lora Swarm of
Franklin; one brother, J. R.
Bradahaw of Long Beach,
Calif.
Grandsons were pall
bearers.
I vie Funeral Home waa In
charge of arrangements.
WILLIAM *I.*BOYD
McCAYSVlLLE, GA. - Wil
liam Issa Boyd, 84, of Murphy
died Thursday morning,
March 30th In Lannlng Rest
Home of Clyde, N. C. after
a lingering Illness. .
Mr. Boyd was a former
resident of Ducktown, Term,
and moved to Murphy five
years ago. He was a retired
miner. He was also a member
of the Murphy Church of God.
Surviving are the son, Roy
Boyd of Murphy; one brother,
Charles T. Boyd of Los An
gdea. Calif., and two sister.
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Small Watershed Project Needed on Valley River, Says Agent
By John Smith
? A gro*4> at about thirty far
mer* from the Peach tree and
Slow Creek secttaM met at
Paechtree School late ta
March for the purpoae of dis
cussing the T'o-matioa of a
Watershed Associstiaa ta dwt
area. The Watershed Assocl
?aon will be formed with the
Intention of eventually re
questing assistance from the
Federal Government la cur
bing the frequent and dama
ging floods which take place
on these two crwln,
A lew passed by the
Congress la 1*54. officially
known as Puttie Lav 566.
but popularly known aa Che
Small Waiarcheds Act. makes
it poaalbls tor ta resldsnts
of a particular watershed to
saak assistance (or coos true
tloa wort sad other wster
shed Improvements which will
virtually eliminate flooding on
such a watershed.
Jim Laokford, who la Soil
Conaervadoidst In Towns
Cotaiy, Georgia, attended (be
meeting at Peach tree and
shooed a number at color
slides of construction work
which has been recently com
pleted in HighBver Creek Wa
oersbed. J lm gave ? very ln
tereatlng calk In conjwctlon
with the slides, and every one
I?1SW had a much better Idea
of the work which Is necessary
on such an undertaking.
Jin pointed out that during
the heavy rains which fell on
25 February and again on I
March, there was absolutely
oo flooding of the crack bot
toms anywhere In High lower
Crack Watershed. One flood
pool ebove a dam built on
High lower Creek was more
than eighteen feet above its
normal level, but do Hooding
occurred below the dsm.
In contrast to the lack of
flooding in Hlghtower Crack,
all at the streams la Chero
kee County were out ot banks
and did much damage s> the
bottom land* here.
The first picture printed
with this article shows Val
ley River badly flooding. The
large Oak tree in the center
of this picture is ordinarily
on the edge of Valley River
on the Andrews Road near
the High School. At the time
the picture was made, the
River had not retched in
crest. but the tree is more
than thirty five feet oik la
the River.
The second picture shows
a field on the Dickey farm
near Marble covered with
flood waters from the Valley
River. A small watershed pro
ject on Valley River would
practically eliminate the dan
ger at such flooding oc curing
again in the future.
Mrs. Ethel Breedlove ofMor
ganton, N. C. and Mrs. Ann
Thomas of Anadarke, Okla.
Service* were held at Cha
pel Finch Funeral Home, Mc
Cayesvllle, Ga. at 2 p.m. Ap
ril 1, and burial was in Zlon
Hill Cemetery, Ducktown,
Tennessee.
Finch Funeral Home of Mc
Cayesvllle, Ga. was In charge
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MORE PEOPLE ARE
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THAN ANY OTHER MAKE !
When one car outsells all the rest the way
this new Chevrolet is doing*? there's got
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pretty good ones. The clean-etched looks
of the new Body by Fisher, for example.
The eager brand of "git" that's under the
hood. The easy way it handles. Plus the
added advantage of extra-cost options like
triple-turbine Turbogiide.
But to sample all these reasons together,
. you have to get a Chevrolet out on the
road. And there's where that Jet-smooth
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AND JUST ONE
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SHOW YOU
WHY!
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you'd imagine you were riding in a far
costlier oar.
No wonder people are ^
buying more Chevrolet*
than any other make!
Chevrolets have more of
what it takes to please
people!
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