Myers Chapel News
(Omitted Lul Weak) "
Mrs. EUa Crawford o t
Shooang Creek spent laat week
with her sisters, Mrs. Flora
Crawford and Mrs. Andrew
Groves.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wal
droop and Misa Phyllis Bar
nard of Marietta. Georgia
spent last week-end with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivah
"Coulda' used that
guy ?t Noni,?ndy"
Ingram & Gulley ,
Gulf Service ;
"Where Customers Send 2
Their Friends." j
Murphy - VE7-9644 ?
Barnard
Mr*. Ora McGlamary
vtsiced Mr*. Lola Coffee and
Mr*. Doe Barnard. Sistday
Mr. and Mt s.Grady Hugh
from Young Harris vltitedMr.
and Mr*. Garrnet Swanaon
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Groves
Larry and Dabby apent Sun
day In Atlanta. Georgia with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Cloar
and children. Mrs. Harrtaaa
Martin andChildrenwere the
Sunday dinner guest o ( their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keimdi
Barnard.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Gibson
and children from Hiawassea
visited Mrs. Alma Swain Sun
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Welch
and children of Adanta, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Mary
Lou Ashe.
Mrs. Bobby Byers left
Tuesday for Tampa, Fla. to
join her husband who is stat
ioned there.
Klng-Grcftam
Marriage
Announced
Mrs. Louise KingofMurphy
and Tom H. Graham of Rome.
Ga. were married, Friday.
May 12 at the Methodist
Church, Ellijay, Ga., the Rev.
Charles Shaw officiating.
Mrs. Graham has been
employed with the Timber
Products Company of Murphy,
and Mr. Graham is in the auto
parts business at Rome.
The couple will make their
home at Rome, Ga.
SUMMER
ON ICE
?1961
THEICE
CAPADES!
/ PETER '?
f LAWFORD
as your host
THE KIRBY
STONE FOUR
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Smith of Brass town, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Eva Lenora Smith, to John A.
Beavers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Beavers of Blairs
vilie, Georgia. The bride-elect is a member of the 1961
graduating class at Murphy High School. The wedding is
planned for late June.
Shooting
Creek News
(Omitted Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Scroggs andRenaeofClarkes
vllle. Ga. spent the weekend
wjth Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scroggs
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mc
Clure and Steven visited re
latives In Atlanta last week.
Visiting the R. V. Moss
family during whe weekend
were Miss Joyce Moss of At
lanta and Mr. Kerry Moss of
Chamblee, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Crandall Mof
fltt and son visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Moffitt during the
weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy
?' Rogers and children of Warne
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Moss and Mr. and Mrs. R.
V. Moss Sunday afternoon.
Folk School Group
Attends Hcridicraft
Guild Meeting
Cherokee, N.C. -Fifty re
presentatives of the North Cai
olina and Tennessee units of
the Southern Highland Handi
craft Guild met here Satur
day afternoon to discuss plans
for the Craftsman's Fair in
Asheville J uly 17-21.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Bidstrup and Mrs. William J.
Martin, of the John C. Camp
bell Folk School, Brasstown,
attended.
Miss Beraice Stevens, ed
ucation director of the Guild,
who returned recently from
Malaya where she conducted
workshops for the U.S. State
Department, discussed plans
for an exhibit of Asian crafts
at. the fair.
From The Desk Of
STATE SENATOR
111 ffliinii tai 33rd District
The powerful benate sub- 1
committee made its first I
strike on Thursday of last
week, dropping a bombshell |
that shook Capitol Square to c
its very foundations. ]
I The Committee, working |
t like mad trying to arrive at
an adequate solution to the
Governor's sponsored bill,
proposed certain exemptions.
The exemptions causing the
explosion were:
(1) proposed tax on pre
scription medicines; (2) pro
posed tax on crutches,
artificial limbs, false teeth,
etc.; (3) provide for a refund
of sales ux collected from
churches, orphanges and other
institutions not operated for
profit; (4) a tax on commercial
fertilizer, lime and land
plaster; (S) proposed tax on
feed for livestock and
poultry; (6) proposed tax on
seeds and insecticides; (7)
proposed tax on sales of fuel,
machinery, si^pl ies, etc., to
laundries.
Ob the positive tide of the
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TIRE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
Ptachtrt* StrMt VI 7-2821 Mtrphy, N. C
edger the subcommittee voteci
30 :
(1) eliminate $80 limit on
passenger motor vehicles
lesigned not to exceed twelve
persons, and (2) levy a three
percent sales tax on the gross
receipts of laundries, clean
ers, etc.
Under Senate Bill 78 the
estimated revenue per annum
would amount to $41,243,363.
That would leave the esti
mated revenue under Senate
Bill 78 when amended as
recommended by the Sub
committee to be $37,056,531
per annum.
The Finance Subcommittee,
taking its work seriously and
trying to solve the question
"to stay or not to stay in
session", passed the tenta
tive date of June 20 and
exploded its surprise measure
without any advance notice.
It had been speculated that
a Joint House and Senate
Finaace Subcommittee would
meet Mora any positive re
commendations were made.
However, the Senate Sub
eonwntnae thought that in the
interaat of time it would be
haver to make its own re
commendations early.
Needless to say, there will
be other recommendations for
eaamptlons to "across the
board three percent sales,
tax." However, the thinking
is strong in the Legislature
that the Finance Committee
Is spending too much money,
eapeclally with revenues ex
ceeding expectations. Many
legislators think the Gover
nor's request for money is
too ambitious. I personally
(eel that expenditures should
be tied down and should be
kept in line with estimates.
In my opinion, the state
employees' request for a 5
H 7 1/2 percent increase is
not out of line, and their re
quest should be complied with
during this legislation.
Redistricting of the congres
sional districts also reached
a high point Thursday night
with the resolution which
passed the Senate Committee
making It mandatory that no
two democratic congressmen
should he pitted against each
other. This resolution, aimed
at Representative Charles
Raper Jonas, the State's lone
Republican in Congress, will
probably change the com
plexion of the entire redis
tricting problem. Making
eleven districts out of twelve
1* a problem that no one
wanted, but it could not be
helped by virtue of the State'!
population increase not hold
ing up to the point that North
Carolina could keep her twleve
congressmen.
Keep in mind that any action
any committee makes will also
have to be approved by the ful
Senate body and condurred in
by the House of Representa
tives.
The Senate's popular Read
ing Clerk, Gene Simmons of
Tarboro, was forced to resign
because of lllneas In his
family. Gene's wife has been
ill for some time with a
severe eye infection art* has
been treated in a Washington
hospital. The Senate un
animously offered Gene Its
aympatfiy and affectionately
dubbed him the State's 51st
Senator-- all of us were sorry
m sea him go.
Surprise
Visit
i
The County Home Demon -
itriaon Council officers
nade a surprise call to Mrs.
toward Martin at her home
m Wednesday afternoon. May
ind presented her with a gift
rom the Home Demonstra
lon Clubs of Cherokee County.
Mrs. Martin suffered an
njury on May 4, District 1
'?deration day and has. been
xinfined to her home.
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