Burt Ti Clist
Tta local droit Board in
Mapfcy will be cloa*d Moo
day and Tuaaday, May 29 and
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Andrews, N.C.
TbarsdayFrMay
May 25-26
The 3
Worlds
of
Gulliver
Saturday, May 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
Legend
of Che
Lost
Tl,e39
Steps
Sunday-Tuesday,
May 28-30
Flaming
Star
Wednesday, May 31
College
Confidentia
Ho 1 1 end McSwaln
To Rac?lv?
Divinity D?gre?
Richmond. V?. ? Mr. Hol
land McSwaln. Jr. of Murphy.
N. C? will receive theBache
lor of Divinity degree from
Ualon Theological Seminary In
Virginia on May 23. Mr.
McSwaln. the son of Mr. and
Mra. Holland McSwaln, Sr.,
Murphy, la a Phi Ben Kappa
graduate of the Unlveralty of
North Carolina. He haa
served aa Assistant Director
of the outdoor drama. "Unto
These Hills". Cherokee. NjC..
and during the paat year, he
directed the Drama Team at
Union Seminary.
Recently. Mr. McSwaln waa
named one of the five senior
recipient* of Union Seminary
Fellowship Awards for gradu
ate study. Next fall, he will
begin his graduate studies st
Yale Divinity School, New
Haven. Conn.
Mr. McSwaln Is among 65
students receiving the Bache
lor of Divinity degree, 11
receiving the Master of Theo
logy degree, and 1 receiving
the Doctor of Theology degree.
The degrees will be conferred
by Dr. James A.Jones, Presi
dent of the Seminary.
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Thursday-Friday, May 25-26
Charlton Heston Gary Cooper
The W reck
of the
Mary Deare
DOUBLE FEATURE
Saturday, May 27
Shane
The Trap
Sunday-Monday, May 28-29
Natalie Wood Robert Wagner
AH The
Fine Young
Cannibals
Tuesday- Wednesday,
May 30- 31
Curt Jurgens Victoria Shaw
I Aim At The Stars
HENN THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Thursday, May 25
Tess
of the
Storm Country
DOUBLE FEATURE
Friday-Sateray, May 26-27
Toby Tyler
The Hound That
Thought
He Was A Raccoon
Sunday-Monday, May 28-29
Hmrd Keel Susan Kohner
The
Big Fisherman
Tiesday-Wediesday, May 30-31
Jehu Wayne
The High
and the
Mighty
CHEROKEE
County Locals
LIBERTY
Mrs. Edgar LeFarry.
formerly of Chattanooga, U
sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prlne
visited friends sod relatives
this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. ClydeGarrea
and family visited friends and
relatives this past week here.
Mr. Park West Is In , the
hospital sirfTerlng from a Heart
attack.
Mrs. Fannie Price had
visitors Sunday evening.
Boddy Pallard and Donny Ri
Mason visited Mr. and Mrs.
Owens Maahburn Sunday
evening.
Oscar J. West and family
visited with his mother, Mrs.
Elza West this past week.
Fred Harper of Liberty died
last week at Johnson City,
Tenn. He was burled at John
son City. He is survived by
his wife, Alta.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price
and family visited friends snd
relatives this past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Led
ford had visitors this past
week-end.
Mrs. Fannie Price had
visitors this past week-end.
They were her son and his
family.
Mrs. Ida Ledford had
visitors this past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Splvia
visited friends and relative
this past week.
Kenneth Swanson visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Dee
Swanson and other friends
this past week.
Junior Payne had visitors
this past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Stiles and family have moved
Into our community. They
are formerly from Ashe
ville.
SHOAL ? CREEK NEWS
Mr. T. R. Montgomery of
Richmond, Va. spent Saturday
with his mother, Mrs. Nan
Montgomery, Old State Road.
Sunday he and Mrs. Mont
gomery and a brother, Mr.
K. L. Montgomery left for a
Ti Liti Ti Classify
FOR SALE - Electric Dish
washer $40, Electric Stove
$65, Sofa $15, many other
bargains. If you have furni
ture or appliances to sell,
we can sell them for you
fast. The Consignment Store
In the Hayesvllle QulckClean
Building. Open 10:00 to 11:30
AM. and 2:30 to 5:00 P.M.
dailv.
FOR SALE - Tennis Rackets
Restrung - $3 - $5. Prompt
Service. Work Guaranteed.
Western Auto, Murphy, NJ0.
43 10 tc
FOR SALE? 6 Room House
with bath, 18 acres, 3 large
Chicken houses and barn
another 4 room house with
spring. Water In all chicken
houses and dwelling houses.
On Fires Creek Road 4 miles
from Hayesvllle. Contact
Paul Burrell RT. 4 Hayes
vllle.
43 2tp
WANTED-To cut death
dates on Monuments In cem
etery, also clean-up and re
set. For full Information see
Carl Head and Ross Hensley
Rt. 3, Murphy, or call
VE7-2974
43 19tp
FOR SALE -5 room house
Closed in back porch-gray
shingles-Inside City Limits.
Call VE7-2354 After 5 P. M.
423 xp
visit with ? brother, Mr.
Martin Montgomery, In Paa
swcoia, Fl?.
Mr*. John Brendle spent
the week-end with her brother
In Wins con -Salem, N?.
Mr. johnny Ray Jones of
Youngstown, Ohio a pent the
week-end with hi* parents
Mr. aad Mr*. S. D. Jones.
Shoal Creek Road.
Decoradoa Day service
will be held Sunday. May
28th at the Shoal Creak ceme
tery. Communion service will
be held at the Shoal Creek
Baptist Church at 7:30 pjn.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCon
nall of Ducktown ware Sunday
visitors of the E. C. Suits.
Shoal Creek Road.
Mrs. Emma Qulnn, Old
State Raod, Is spending ?
few weeks with her son, Mr.
Lakes Qulnn, in Gastnnla^ijC.
BOILING SPRINGS NEWS
Mr. Roll in Palmer of An
drews was visiting here Sun
day, May 14.
Mrs. Anna O'Dell Is very
111.
Mr. Harvey McRae and
daughter attended church at
Boiling Springs Sundsy, May
14.
Mr. Randal O'Dom of
AlUns, S. C. and son Gary,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
O'Dell recendy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Sneed
and son of Decatur, Ga. were
visitors here Sunday, May 14.
Mr. Perry Abernathy and
son Junior visited Ebenezer
Sunday. May 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Bass Graves
and children of Springfield,
Onlo were visitors of home
folks Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Mills recently.
Twi Fria Mirphy
Ti Gnliati
At Ynif Harris
Young Harris - The seven
ty fifth anniversary com
mencement exercises at
Young Harris College will be
highlighted by addresses from
a noted Georgia salesman and
a distinguished Methodist
college president.
The honorable Phil Lnd
rum , Congressman of the
Ninth District of Georgia, will
deliver the graduation address
in the college gymnasium on
Saturday, June 3, at 11A.M.
The student speaker will
be George Colbert of Dallas.
Eighty students are can-*
dldates for graduation and will
be granted the Associate of
Arts degree.
Dr. W. Earl Strickland.
President of Wesleyan Coll eg*
Macon, will deliver the Bacca
laureate sermon on Sunday.
May 28, at 11 A. M. in Sharp
Memorial Methodist Church.
The afternoon and evening will
be highlighted by the tradit
ional Vespers Service atop
Brasstown Bald Mountain.
Two Murphy students are
candidates for graduation.
They are Carl Dockery, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C.
Dockery, Route Three,
Murphy, and Mrs.PitsyJones
Hendrlx, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Jones, Murphy.
DO YOU HAVE STOMACH
TROUBLE? If so, take PEPSO
PACIFIC. Recommended for
stomach and Intestinal dis
orders dur to acid Indigestion,
heartburn, sour stomach, or
bloating. Get at Parker's
Drug Store today.
VALLEY RIVER
HOMES
BUILT BY
ANDREWS BUILDERS SUPPLY (0.
Custom-Built Shall,
Semi-Finished or Finished Homes.
No Money Down . . .
Financing Up To 10 Years.
Qualify Construction
By Experienced Local Builders.
ALL VALLEY RIVER HOMES
INCLUDE:
- 2 * > Floor Joists, 16" On Centers
- Plumbing Roughed In On All Models
- Trussed Roof
- Eaves Boxed In
- Rustproof Aluminum Siding Nails
- IS Year Bonded Roof
ALL MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED.
ANtREWS BUILDERS SUPPLY CD,
For Further Information
CALL 54. ANPREHH, NX.
V? Hon El?rt?d PreshUit
Of Mm St?d?t My
Mr. PNd B. Vaa Hon ?*
Murphy, mom a Jualor at King
Collaga, Bristol, Tmb. ?u
racndy aimed president at
?be collage Student Govern
ment for lbs academic year
1961-1963.
Mr. Vaa Horn la acdva In
ibe wort of campus organisa
tions at King. Ha has played
on ibe aocoar and Bonis
teams . Ha la alao a member
of tha drams dub, the King
Players, and thla saroaaw
served as president of tf>e
Phllotheamlan Literary So
ciety. He la majoring In
Ua?ry.
Mr. Van Horn
Mr. Van Hon la dw mm
of Mr. and Mrs. Bart C. Van
**? a A | ^nL
norm s nur^M'f,
Births
HUGHES
Mr. and Mrt. Jamet Hugh??
of Murphy announce the ttrth
of a ton. David Alan, May 14,
at Provldance Hoaptcal. Mr*.
Hughet U the former Miaa
Mary Lou Hantley.
INGRAM
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ingram
of Murphy tnnonnre [he birth
of a laughter, Sandra Lee,
May 14. at Provldance Hoe
pltal. Mra. Ingram la the
former Mlaa Batty Catharine
Decker.
lali lifria Ti
frtswt Ricitil
Dale Ingram ol Murphy, will
present his Junior Recital,
Wednesday afternoon, at
S P.M? May 24, In the Brookes
Chapel, Shorter College. On
the program will be composi
tions of Handel, Beethoven,
Brahma, Chopin and Grlffes.
Mr. Ingram is a student of
Elizabeth Buday and a junior
candidate for the degree of
Bachelor of Mualc. He la the
ton o t Mr. and Mrs. Roy
nuML, '?
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
OF BOND6 OF COUNTY OF
CHEROKEE, NORTH CAROLINA
TOWNSHIP REFUNDING BONCS
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners
of the County of Cherokee, North
Carolina, has, on behalf of the
townships in said county here
inafter named, exercised option
to call for redemption and pay
ment at par and accrued Interest
on July 1, 1961 the following
refunding bonds dated January
1, 1940 of said townships:
$5,000 Bonds of Murphy
Township - denomination $1,000
numbers 84, U5, 124, and 156;
denomination $500, numbers 209
and 252.
$1,000 Bonds of Notla Town
ship - denomination $1,000 num
ber 3,
$1,000 Bonds of Shoal Creek
Township - denomination $1,000
number 1.
$3,000 Bonds of Valley town
Township - denomination $1,000
numbers 40, 56, and 69.
$1,000 Bonds of Hot House
Township - denomination $1,000
number 15.
$1,000 Bonds of Beaverdam
Township - denomination $1,000
number 17.
Holders of said bonds shall
present their bonds with January
1, 1962 and subsequent interest
coupons attached at The Han
over Bank, in the Borough of
Manhattan, City and State of New
York, for payment in accord
ance with this notice. No In
terest on said bonds shall accrue
after July 1, 1961.
By order of the Board ol
County Commissioners of the
County of Cherokee.
J. E. Graves, Clerk
Board of County Commissioners
Kathryn M. Hunsucker
County Accounant
431 tc
LEGAL NOTICE
CHEROKEP COUNTY
The undersigned, having
qualified as Administrator of
Elizabeth Aberoathy Adams
deceased, late of Cherokee
County, this Is to notify all
persons having claims against
the said estate to present them
to the undersigned Will J.
Adams on or before May 25,
1962 or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the
undersigned at Box 262,
Matthew NJC.
This the 18th day of May,
1961.
Will J. Adams
43-6tc
Gird if links
We wish ? express and
thank the many friends,
doctors and nurses of the
Providence Hospital, for their
kindness, sympathy, good
food, and beautiful flowers,
food, and beautiful flower
offerings, shown us during the
sickness and death of our
beloved father and husband.
Robert T.Graves Family
Peachtree Hews
BY MRS. DOCKSUDDBRTH
Boy Soows who enjoyed ?
?aa k sail cawylag tl Buck
Creak were: Claude Mauney,
Cadi Gantry, Harold and
Richard Wilson, Charlaa
Moore. Paid Allaa Ladtord,
Michael Rottaaoo. Ray and
Kenneth Sudderth, Jackie
Ptpaa, Carey Baroen. David
Farmer , David Yooce, J. D.
Young, William Robinson, and
Ralp and Aud Suddarth were
chefwroaaa.
Mra. John Arrowood received
(hair diplomas at WOC,
Cullowhaa laat Sunday.
Attending the Baccalaureate
?ei nam and graduating exer
cises were Mr. airi Mrs.
Smith, Carmolaeta and Audrey
Smith. Mrs. Bdythe Stiles,
Barbara and Carolyn Crl^i.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Rogers of Atlanta vlslBd
relatives here last week.
The Peach tree GlrisBasket
Ball team has closed this
years season with a good
record. They won 12 games
out of IS. The girls scoring
the most points were Judy
Roger, 152 point*; Audrey
Smith, 100 points and Carolyn
Crisp 33 points. Mrs. Mar
cella Smith was coach.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy West
and Mrs. Cal West and son
spent Sunday with Cal West
who Is a pedant *t Veterans
hospital, Oten.
Mr. end Mr*.' Harold
Lovlngood and aona, Detmli.
Paul, Jafl, and Save at
Alexandria, Va. are Spend
ing una week with Mr.
Loviagood'a parents. Mr. and
Mr*. Base Lovlngood.
Mr. and Mr*. Max Witt
and Oakley at Pom* River,
N. J? Mr. and Mr*. Rue Mil
Bran and Mr. end Mr*. Bob
Witt and children of Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla., Mr. and
Mrs. Jee* Fanning at Roas
vllle. Ca? Mr*. Caonte
Baea o t Tellco, Mrs. Lillian
Blankenshlp at Lenoir City,
and Luther Truett of Andrews
attended the funeral of Cyrus
Witt last week.
Mrs. Mae Hughe* (pent
laat week-end In Franklin
vl *1 ting relatives.
Mr. and Mr*. Don Sweetly
and daughters have moved
lnio the Antiur Howard house.
FOOT TROUBLE
1/4 of all your none* are
In the feet. No wonder there
odor. Bathe feet twice dally
with T-4-L Solution for relief
of the 52 bone*, 66 Joints
plus ligaments. Curbs ath
lete's foot, toe Itch *00, or
your 48< beck If not pleased
IN ONE HOUR. TODAY at
Mauney Drug Store.
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ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
Saturday, June 3, is the last day of our APPLIANCE JAMBOREE
. . . the last day you can get bargain buys plus cash bonuses on
major electric appliances.
Don't miss this wonderful chance to modernize your home
with work and timesaving electric appliances ... and to collect
a cash bonus on the appliances featured during APPLIANCE
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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
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Murphy Electric
Power Board
OFFER APPLIES ON ORIGINAL
INSTALLATION IN RESIDENCE
only.
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Elictric Rai|i
Elictric Air CiiJitimr
Elictric Fruzir
Elictric lisbwukir
$25.00
$15.00
$10.00
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