corner
Hearty talks, and wolcum<
? Ada cor? r . I know you'n
?(MM be surpriMd ?> fled thii
la fee paper agla. apeciaU]
after I'a a telling you wha
Ike CdlBT aald a out ruanlnl
It Hi you folks begin ?> cancel
yore deacrtpdoM? ProUy yoi
know about aome of yorenalgh
bora a ranrelllng theirs ai
you're a wondering what
happened about the Editor i
saying I'd hafta go when thai
commenced to taking place
Wail. I'll tall you bow I bandlec
that. Natcheriy he Jumped rltt
a a tr addle at me when the flrat
one at you had yore name atrucl
otf'n the mailing Hat an lhad to
thank fast. He's a crowding
mel I (old him I'd buy 14:
them that quit him. That Idndi
cooled him down but It shore
has caused a problem fer me.
You see 1 dont want to lei
all them pepers Just lay around
and not read 'em, that*d be
a waste, but duraed 11 I aee
how I'm gonna be able to read
'em all.
Guess you noticed In last
weeks' a corner that this here
Editor can' even misspell my
name rite. Now folks'll thank
a trying to start us some
thing like Miss Abtoy. "hewl
I'll probty never be able to live
that down.
I bet wegotoneof the maddes
Mayors aid I know we got otx
of the bravest Pollcemans the)
la anywhere In this part of th<
country. Tell you what happen*
The other day I seen this police
a sticking a ticket on the
Mayor's car fer overparking.
Now how bout that? I know
that tuck a heap o guts fer him
to do that but he seen his dutj
on he done It. He ain't playing
no favorites a tall. No Siree.
An, too, you know he may jest
?p<ciat rffi tern:
$rti/ant
INSTANT COFFEE
with the
percolated taste
| be tired a working fer the city.
| I never hung around there to
see what tuck place when that
1 ole mayor got back to his car.
\ 1 found me some business else
' wheres, and that police never
' tarried long nei (her - -but maybe
j he left fer dlfernt reasons. If
1 that'd a been me that got one
' of them dekets 1 betcha they'd
i a give me 30 days In dielectric
| cheer when they tried me. but
' chances are that ole Mayor'U
git a heep lighter sentence cause
1 thank he's the on that tries
them Idnda cases.
I's a talking to a young feller
from Texas last week an he's
a telling me he never seen trees
as tall as these we got around
here. I seen he's pretty well
impressed an I flggered to im
press him a little bit more
so 1 told him they was pretty
1 tall butackshully they's stunted.
! I told him he oughta see some
' of 'em on out in the county.
! Imagine anybody from TEXAS
- addmittin somethin like that.
! I's fraid he's agonnaastmehow
? come em stunted, but if hehadda
? I mint to give him a answer.
' You know me.
1 Folks is done a thanking bout
' the Waggin Train agin. You
can tell by the looks on their
faces, but I don't bleave some
of 'em is a thanking as HARD
.about It tho, as they did last
year, cause they've cut down on
the size of the brush heaps.
I'll git in touch with you next
week- -Maybe.
You can write me in care of
this newspaper. Box 190,
Murply, N. C. ? I hope.
Centennial Tea
Big Success
The Home Demonstration
Centennial Tea was termed a
real success. Seventy-seven
people were callers. Many
beautiful costumes were on
disolav.
The farm assembly room
was decorated with arrange
ments of white and yellow
flowers. The tea table was
arranged before an arch co
vered in iw and honeysuckle.
Club officers took turns
serving.
Mrs. Myrtle Alexander and
Mrs. Irene Elber presided
at the resristradon table.
Plans are in the making
for a county wide centennial
Sunday. Details will be an
nounced later.
Business Training
Opportunity
Comes To Murphy
Opportunity isn't around
the comer. It will be here in
Murphy next week when
Massey College of Atlanta
opens their five months bus
ness extention course here.
For years the people of this
section have been held back
from receiving formal busi
ness training due to the lack
of facilities nearby. There
has always been a need and a
demand for trained men and
women in Murphy and
Cherokee County. Now with
i business school operating
in Murphy, adults needing
training or needing to further
their education will have a
chance.
Miss Phyllis Patrick, the
school's local representative,
has been busy during the past
few weeks Interviewing pros
pective students and arrang
ing for classroom space.
School Is expected to open
Monday, May 15. Classes will
be held in the Townson
Building over the A&P Store.
In talking with Miss
Patrick, It was Interesting
to learn that many men are
taking speed* ri ting shorthand
as an aid to help them with
their work. Many companies
are Interested In men who do
have this 'aid* that thev can use
for notes at sales meetings,
conferences and training pro
grams.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
CLAY COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF SALE
Undarl and by virtue of an
Order of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of pay County,
North Carolina, made la die
matter of Claude C. Hoae and
wife. Maude V. Hose. Plaintiffs,
versus Carl Chancier and wife,
Enlcc Chandler. Defendant*, the
undersigned Commissioner
will on Tuesday, die 6th of June,
1961. at 12:00. o'clock. Noon,
at tte Court House Door la
Havesville. North Carolina,
offer for sale to the highest
bidder for caah, for certain
parcels of land in Clay County
North Carolina, more particu
larly described as follows:
Lying andbeing in COUNTY
Lying and being in County
of Clay, State of North Carolina
to-wic
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING
ON A STAKE ON THE South
side of the Elf and Hiwassee
Road in the line of Fred
degrees West with said road
6 1/2 poles to a Stake in line
of Holllfleld's lands: thence
South 35 degree East 13 poles
m a small Hickory; thence North
SO East 6 1/2 poles to a Stake
thence a Westerly course to the
beginning, containing one-half
acre, more or less.
SECOND TRACT Beginning
on the South side of the Elf
and Hiawassee Road, South SO
Degree WestfromLon Watson's
Northwest corner, and runs
thence South 50 West 6 1/2
poles to a Stake: thence Sputh
35 East; 13 poles to a small
hickory; thence to the Begin
ning, containing one-half acre,
more or less .
Being same lands conveyed
by deed from Neal McClure and
wife. Irene Anderson McClure
to Mrs. Maude V. Hose and
Carl D. Thompson, dated the 2nd
day of July A. D. 1955, and
recorded in oeed book 46 at page
353, of the public records of
Clay County and by deep from
Carl D. Thompson to Maude
V, Hose, dated the 27th day of
September A. D. 1956,
recorded in Deed Book No. 47
at page 152 of the Public
Records of Clay County, North
C arrtHni? :
THIRD TRACT: BEGINNING
ON A Stake on the South
Side of Sccougetown Road, the
Northeast corner the Gleen
McClure 1 Acre lot from A. M.
Holllfield and runs North app
roximately SO degrees East 2
poles or 33 feet to a Locus
Post: thenc^. South 35 degree
East with a woven wire fence
13 poles to a Stake in Donnie
Waldroup's line: thence with her
line DO a stake in the South
east corner in the Glenn Mc
Clure lot; thence North 35 dee
rees West to the Beginning,
containing 26 square rods of
land. In Hiwassee Township,
Clay County. North Carolina.
FOURTH TRACT: Beginning
on a Stake on North
Side of Hiawassee
Road where Burnt Cabin Road
intersects said road and runs
okiaga
SEP J
Put your money where it will do the most good . in a new FORD
STOP
SWAP
spending money on your car's old age.
. now for a '61 Ford. Sales are up and
I your Ford Dealer is in a position to pay
top dollar for your trade-in . . . which
should cover the down payment.
Before you buy a '61 car, be sure
it is a *61! That means a car as
care-free and capable as the '61
Ford . . . the car that's beautifully
built to take care of itaelf? the
car that was deliberately built to
back up its long-term warranty*!
STOP . .? SWAP . . SAVE . . .
today at your Ford Dealer s.
Enjoy a full summer in a beauti
fully built '61 Ford.
?Eacfc part of CI Ford*, except tim. h <W?kr .
ranl#d irnul ?W*rta in malarial* or workm
ihiptor 12 months or 12 *00 m
? I of normal main
If ? with the car that's Beautifully Built to
J%11 If r Take Care of Itself. A '61
W !? Ford goes 30,000 miles
between chassis lubrications, 4,000
miles oetween oil cnanges, adjusts its
own brakes, guards its own muffler,
never needs waxing, protects
its own body.
A
JONES FORD COMPANY
Hay??viiis , n. c
P&Aonai Wention
Mr*, flu* Mom and dai?b
tar J aye* at Clvvalaad. T ?tin.
vial ted h*c* over the week
end, binding che night with
Mr. and Mrs. Harhe Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sewell
and ?on of Norcroaa.Ga. spent
die week -end with her parent's
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Paolaad.
Mrs. Mary Ann Penlandand
Mrs. Boyd Hogsed visited Mrt
Joann Woody Monday after
noon.
Mr. andMrs.JackPenland
visited their daughter Mrs.
Fred Davis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Phil
lips and son visited her
parents Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Ledford spent Monday visiting
the Woody*s, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Rogers
of Charlotte. N. C. spent the
week-end with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Neal N.Rogers, also
Patricia Ann of Atlanta. Ca.
Mrs. Mae Holllfleld spent
last week in Galnsville, Ga.
with the Portor Holllfleld and
Monroe Holllfleld families.
She was accompained by Mrs.
Gertrude West who went on to
Atlanta and visited her
daughter and family Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Ledford The
Ledfords returned home with
Mrs. West and spent the week
end with Mrs. Flora Crawford.
Mrs. Nan MoGulreofCullo
whee, is spending this week
here with her daughter, Mrs.
Gerth Thompson and family.
Mrs. Harold Hedden and sor
of Chattanooga, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Rogers, who re
turned home with her for a
weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. AlvinPenland
spent last week in Raleigh,
where he attended a Welfare
Department conference. They
also visited reladves in
Graham.
Mp r.AArfro RnufOfe
..... vvwsqv uvnvt o spviu
last week-end in Hayes, with
his mother, who has been ill.
Miss Martha Plemmons
spent last week-end at Bre
vard College with Miss Char
lotte Moore of Hot Springs.
Those visiting the J ay Bur
rells during the week-end and
Suriday were Mr. andMrs.Ray
Rogers from Atlanta, Mr. and
North 50 East 14 poles and
7 links; thence North 35 West
11 poles and 15 links; thence
South 65 Wes' U poles and 14
links to a Stake in Burnt
Cabin Road 15 poles to the
Beginning, containing one acre,
more or less. All in Hiwassee
Township, District No. 2, State
of North Carolina.
The first, second and third
tracts will be sold as one
parcel, and the fourth tract
will be sold separately as
another parcel.
The highest bidder at said
sale will be required to put a
cash deposit of five per cent
of this bid pending confirma
tion of the sale.
This the 2nd day of My
1961.
C. E. Hyde
COMMISSIONER
Mr*. Krvtn Johns ton o t HI.
?um and Mrs. Fred Mom.
Mr. and Mr*. Ada Rogers
visited Mr. and Mr*. Cecil
Bochannan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Esas
and children of Ashevllle spent
the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Bd Crawford.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Herbert last
week-end were Mr. and Mrs.
E, L. Brown of Atlanta. Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Odom erf Mur
phy. and Mr. and Mrs. Oien
Strattoo of Andrews.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Long Sunday
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
John Smart and Mr. and Mrs.
Zeb Patron and Vivian.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herbert
are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Odom
In Murphy.
Those visiting the Jay Bur
rells the past week-end were:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Ashe and daughter
Linda of the Downing Creek
Community, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Auberry and children
of the Qualla section, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Allison of the
Shiolah Community, Mrs.
Floyd Gibty and daughter
Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Erwln
J ohnson and children of Hia
wassee, Ga? Mr. and Mrs.
Hartsell Moore and children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers
of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Moore, Mrs. Ruby Kitchens
and Mrs. Marler Shook
attended the celebration Sun da
of Mrs. Shook's sister's 90th
bikthday and Mrs. LUlie
Parker stSlagle Memorial in
Franklin.
Mrs. Maggie Moore Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burch
in Franklin. She plans to be
back in Clay for the Centennla
Mr. Gene Moore visited
friends Wednesday at Western
Carolina College.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Moss
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Moss and family Wednesday
nighty
ym
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*11 Ttmy Deodorants
rtfularly $1 M
?it.4S
CENTENNIAL BALL
Saturday Night May 15th -
8:30 'tin Midnight
HAYESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Mmk by
THE SUBTERRANEANS
From YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE
oponsorea oy
CLAY COUNTY CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
Centennial Costumes Optional
Admission
Per Person- ' ? ? ? - $1.00
FOR PEOPLE WHO
LIKE
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of baggage . . . you relax straight thru in the same
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