HENN THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Tbirstay, Hiy 11
Key Witness
Jiffiry lutir
Friiiy - Sitiriay , May 12 13
Giant
Elizabeth Tiylir
Rick Hilsii
Janes lin
Siiiay ? Thirsiay, May 14 ? 18
Flaming Star
Elvis Pnsley
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The Little Peop,? -
I County's First Feed
Grain Payment Made
L. L. Kissel burg, left. Count]
ASC office manager, la showi
handing the first 1961 feed -grali
advance payment to RoyClonts
owner and operator of a farrr
In the Notla Community. Look
ing on are A. J, Barton, via
chairman of the county ASC
? $*IUg
Andrews, N.C.
Thursday-Fr'day. May 11-12
Siirise At
Canpehelle
Ralph Bellamy
Greer Garson
Saturday, May 13
Mir Of The West
Gary Cooper
And
. The Muster
Of Pieiras Blaicas
Sun. - Tues., May 14 - 16
The Wackiest Ship
li The Any
Jack Lemmon
Ricky Nelson
Wed. -Thurs., May 17 - 18
Esther Aid
The Kill
f committee, and Bonnie Klmsey,
t Feed grain program clerk,
i Producers of corn will find li
, definitely id their advantage to
i participate in the feed grali
- program. Besides qualifying f<
; price support on 1961 feed
: grains, the coope rarer will be
assured of an income from the
diverted acreage regardless ol
drought of other production
hazzards, and for mosi
producers the payment will
return an amount greater than
the net Income from a normal
crop on these acres. Further
more, up to half of estimated
total payment will be made in
advance if the farmer so wishes
and files such a request.
Andrews
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Sheidy attended the spring
quarterly meeting of the Dis
trict 31 -A Lions ClubCabinet
in Hunter Library on the
Western Carolin College
Campus Saturday night.
Lion Sheidy was presented
a certificate of Achievement
for having attained quota of
new members during the 1961
Lions International anniver
sary membership Develops
ment program.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gernort
have returned after spendr -
two weeks in Reading, Fa,
Miss Judy Hollfleld of WCC
and Ashevllle spent weekend
with Miss Meredith Whitaker.
While in Andrews she was also
the guest of Ralph Roberts
and Mrs. Blanch C. Gamer.
Mrs. W, T. Forsyth and
Mrs. G, E. Lail accompanied
Mrs. Ruth Fprsyth and sons,
Billy and Bobby to Ashevllle
on Saturday. While In Ashe
vllle they attended the Azalea
Festival attheBUtmoreHouse
and Gardens.,
John Ceraert attended the
Explorer Delegate Conference
held at the Rock Eagle 4-H
club Center, Saturday, Sunday,
I and MondaynearEatonmn.Ga.
ATTENTION MEN!
MASSEY COLLEGE
0FENIN6 BUSINESS SCHOOL
IN MURPHY
DAY and NIGHT CLASSES - STARTING MAY 22
LIST WEEK ? ENI TO ENROLL ? NEW OEOIL HOTEL, BOOM 00, Pkue YE7 ? 213!
LIVE AT HOME - WORK AT
HOME - TRAIN AT HOME
Massey College of Atlanta, the South'! largest
business school, la bringing to you In Murphy Its
business extension school. Over the years many
people from this area could not afford to maintain
residence In Atlanta or give their Jobs to attend
the main school. For this reason, Masaey Is bring
ing to the people of Western North Carolina Its
FULL FACILITIES for adult commercial training.
A limited number enrolled because of teacher load.
Once school is started NOfurther enrollments accept
ed. At the end of the 5 months, Massey will move
Its teacher and equipment to another community In
similar need of trained men.
MEN
1. Prepare you (or office work.
2. Prepare you for on the Job advancement*.
3. Give you and your family security because
you are trained.
4. Make your present position easier sad you
will be more efficient.
5. Enable you ID type and take notes for personal
use, or for your church, club, etc.
6. Help you to get extra Jobs or help in family
heel? as.
7. Give you self -confidence of being capable of
doing.
8. Trained people make more.
New Regal Hotel
Room 86
Phone VE 7 2139
-
NO AGE LIMIT
There Is no age limit - no apecial train
ing or background necessary to enroll.
Massey la for everyone who Is sincere
ly Interested in improving himself.
ADVANTAGES
1. Live at home and attend school.
2. Work at home and attend school.
3. Prepare yourself for a better future.
4. Prepare yourself and give your family more
aecirity.
5. Massey* s courses Include all books In the coat
of the course.
6. Budget plan designed so you can attend Maaaey.
7. Upon graduation, you will receive your bualness
diploma.
S. You will have Massey's reputation of being well
trained.
HOW TO ENROLL
Since only a limited number can be enrolled, do
not delay. Call Mils Phyllis Patrick, Career Coun
selor and Vocational Advisor of Massey College.
She will be glad to assist you In planning your
school program. Call Miss Patrick, Collect at
VE7-2139 or see her at the New Regal Hotel Room 86.
Murphy, North Carolina,
MASSEY
COLLEGE
OF ATLANTA
Deaths, Fmrals
Compliment ? of
IVIE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC.
Pvyton G. Ivt* ? Funsral Director
Murphy, N. C.
ROBERT T.GRAVES
Robert T. Graves, 65 of
Murphy <Ued at 8:15 p.m. Sat
urday, May 6 In a local
hospital following a brief
Illness.
Mr. Grave* was a son of
die late John and Nancy Mont
gomery Gravea. a lifelong
resident of Cherokee County.
He was a retired carpenter.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Elva Klllleu Gravea:
three daughters, Mrs. Charlie
Kephart, Mrs. Lena Spivey and
Mrs. Mlnnlce Dockery of
Murphy; five sons. Jack.
' Bobby Joe, Kermlt, Don and
Goffrey Graves of Murphy;
five sisters, Mrs. Elsie Mar
1 tin, Mrs. Vines Carroll and
1 Mrs. Mattle Baker of Murphy,
' Mrs. Bessie Worley of
| Robbinsvllle and Mrs. Lizzie
| Moore of Gastonia; three
; brothers, Larson and Garland
of Murphy and Bass of Sprlng
| field, Ohio; 26 grandchildren.
Arrangements, under
direcdon of Townson Funeral
' Home, were Incomplete Tues -
day.
I GARFIELD RHODES
i MARBLE --Garfield Rhodes.
67. of Marble died Sunday
afternoon. May 7, In ? Concord
hospital. Mr. Rhodes was a
native of Cherokee County.
Services were held at 3
p.m. Tuesday In Hyatts Creek
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Homer Wilson
officiated, and burial was In
Moss Cemetery.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Lona Garrett Rhodes;
three daughters, Mrs. Alta
Jones of Kannapolls, Mrs.
Tina Humphries of Bostwick,
Murphy
Personrls
Miss "Pianche Sawyer spent
die w?- end with relatives In
W- .ervllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore
spent the week-end with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Moore of
Clemson, S. C.
Franklin Smith, a member
of the faculty of University
of Tennessee, Knoxvllle, Tenn
spent the week-end here with
his family.
Mrs. Elmer Kllgore is visit
lng her father, W. W. Spruell
who is ill at Carrollmn, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. KinleyKaylor
of Mineral 0I?rff, G*. were
bu^riess visitors in town Mon
day.
Mr. andMrs. Grady Ramsey
and children of Knoxvllle,
Tenn. spent the week-end here
with Mr. Ramsey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J.M.Ramsey.
Miss Nancy Lunsford and
mother, Mrs. Lawson Luns
ford spent last Friday In Ashe
vllle. They were accompanied
home by their niece andgrand
dt tighter little Miss Kay
Bumgarner of Candler who
spent the week-end with them.
Mich., and Mia* S tell. Rhodes
o t Marble; wo mm. Roy and
Roger* of Kannapolls: and five
brothers. Jaaper of Murphy,
Roosevelt at Oregon. George,
Pearlle and Nathaniel of
Kannapolls.
I vie Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
LAV AN HARRIS
CULBERSON- ? lavan
Harris, 76. at Culberson, died
suddenly Thursday night. May
4 in his home after a period
at declining health.
Mr. Harris was a native at
Missouri, but had come
to this section when he was
about 12 years of age. He
was a farmer and had been
a member of Shady Grove
Baptist Church.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Ida Ledford Harris; two
daughters, Mrs. RubySprague
of Avondale, Ariz., and Mrs.
Norma PotMt of Blalrsvllle,
Ga.; three sons, Fred of Avon
dale, Marvin of Norfolk. Va.
and Thomas of Chicago; 10
grandchildren; and a sister,
Mrs. Rita Barney of Buckeye,
Ariz.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Saturday In Shady Grove Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Thomas Trues
and the Rev. Col vln Thompson
officiated, and burial was In
the church cemetery.
lvle Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
Stiles Named Farm Bureau Agent
Randolph Shi*! eta oTCulbir
Ma, N. C_ prattdnt at *?
Bur? u- ?iwainxl iM? wm >
that Boyca V . SUlw ol Murjtky.
ku kMW m WUhWlMd
i|ni tar *a Nodi Carolina
^ tr:n Bureau luui an'. tu
ILj announcing
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I feature
St; bar (tyiad for
for
fidelity . 8m and try it
now at this oOca wtthout
coat or obligation.
ATTENTI0N1
HARD OF HEARING
FREE CONSULTATION
FOR THE
HARD OF HEARING
AND HEARING AID USERS
Latest Models In Eyeglass Hearing Aids as well
as Conventional Hearing Aids.
Monday, May IS, from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.
Cherokee Hotel, Murphy, NJC.
A co us ti con Asheville Co.
Gabriel Stahle, Mgr.
1107 Jackson Bldg.
Asheville, NjC.
Local Consultant
Mrs. Ruby Winchester
418 Cherry Street
Murphy, NJC.
CARLOAD SALE
CARLOAD of FRI6ID/URE 'ttST BUYS
for WAITER COLEMAN,
MURPHY
WALTER COLEMAN HAS RECEIVED A PULL CARLOAD OF FRIGID AIRE APPLI
ANCESlI
- REFRIGERATORS
- WASHERS
- AIR CONDITIONERS
- ELECTRIC RANGES
DRYERS
HOME FREEZERS
Remember, if you buy during May you will receive a cash bonus from the Murphy
Power Board or the Blue Ridge REA. SEE US FOR DETAILS.
WALTER COLEMAN APPLIANCE STORE
VE7 - 2514 MURPHY. N.C.
MAY IS
iWUAKCE;
JlUIIOItll
MONTH
| ?'*
Big Bargains on Electric Appliances
Plus Cash Bonuses for You!
Now is the time to modernize your home with new electric
appliances. Throughout May, you'll get bargain buys from your
dealer ... and a cash bonus from us when you buy an appliance
featured on our JAMBOREE list.
Make your home more modern . . . make it more comfortable
... with new electric appliances. Buy during APPLIANCE JAM
BOREE MONTH for bargain buys and cash bonuses.
Appliance jamboree features ,
The electric appliances listed below are *
our JAMBOREE features. Buy any or all of
them during APPLIANCE JAMBOREE MONTH
! . . . bring your bill(s) of sale to our office ^
' ... get the cash bonus shown for each '
appliance. ?
Cftoos* Vour Appllane** . . . Count, Your Saving
Offer good only for contvmon of
_ Murphy Electric
Power Board
OFFER APPUBl ON ORIGINAL
INSTALLATION IN RESIDENCE
ONLY.
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