Utxl* Miss Roth Akin,
daaghier of Mr. ud Mr*.
Arthar Akla. Is vtsMag has
aunt. Mrs. Vera Patjoa la
Attn, Ga. thl? weak.
Mr. ud Mrs. J. B. Storey
?apaat Lut Thursday la Ashe
vllla.
Miss Nettle Die key returned
home last weak from Brevard
where she has baaa going *
'*Mra! Howard P. Powell ts
visiting friends and reladvea
at Wllmore, Ky.
Misses Kate and Leila
Hayes of Toraotls were visit
lag la Andrews on Monday o i
this week.
Mrs . Irene Grant of Murphy
waa visiting In Andrews on
laat Saturday.
20 YEARS AGO
j me 5. 1941
Mr. W. K. Dereberry a(
Marble has snnounced the
marriage of his daughter.
Miss EdnaDerreberry, to Ted
Trail, son of Mr. Jeff Trull
of Marble. The ceremony was
performed Saturday at Blalrs
vllle In the presence of s few
close friends.
John Barclay of Copperhlll
Is spending this week here
with his grandmother Mrs.
J.W.Thompson.
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n- Howell of L-?nolr City
?peel laat week bar*.
Mr. aadMra.Duka Whldey
lakwil Sunday from a
?evwral week* vlalt ia Call
fonnla.
Mima Entice Shields (peat
laat weak awl la Atlanta.
' Mr*. T. W. Klodley and
Mrs. Robert Akin were visi
tors to Andrew* Sunday.
Harry Olchay and Charles
Sneed (pant several day* thl ?
weak la Raleigh. They were
accompaalad home 1 if Jack
Olckey, itudent at N??tate.
Wiley Kinney and Walter
Carrlnger were visitor* la
Athena. Ga. Wednesday.
10 YEARS AGO
June 7. 1951
The Berkahlre Knitting
Mill* of Reading. Peon., will
have a ceremony on July 2
at the plant (lta for the stage
aettlng of the mill *> be placed
here.
Several Murphy Street! are
to be surfaced. Among the
streets are: Cherokee, Second
Avenue, part of Cherry, 550
feet of CopelandAve, and part
of McLelland, Central Ave.
S. Church and Oak.
The State HI gfcw?y Commis
sioner* completed the surfac
ing on five miles of road In
Cherokee County under the
$200,000,000 bond Issue pro
gram during May.
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ttord* of llift
to >il?lsl^N.C. BafMLat
Sw Coeieedoe, A ndrews,
m. c:
"Thee art w sighed la *?
balaarwe, andartfnwt wani
says ft* Word of God
U OuUi 5c 27. The rmlU|.
drinking banquet o f Bel
?huor and hi > tbouaand lorda
and odwr? U a timely wandag
to uy nadon, any gn>ig>, any
home, or aay Individual a i the
evil Involved la strong drink.
Babylon thought she waa the
queen of nadona and ruler of
her world. butGod allowed her
defeat hnraaoe of a vile,
cfrunken King and hlf nodosal
lenders. They brought ruin
tqtoa themselves by Uvea of
debauchery, climaxed la one
wild celebra don In which God
was defied and the house of God
waa scorned.
Babylon was a dty that had
prepared well against an In
vading enemy, she thought la
the event there should have
been a alege from without,
Babylon had enough pro
vlalons, history tells us.
within the great walls of her
dty to feed bar Inhabitants for
a period of twenty years. Her
walls were three hundred feet
tall and wide enough at the top
for chariots to pass each
other. Her water sigiply was
the great Euphrates River.
This dty had the most
beautiful gardens In all the
world. The King had built
the famous hanging gardens to
please his queen who became
homesick for her own country.
These gardens are known
today as the worlds most
beautiful gardens? one of the
Area Births
?
GRAHAM
Mr. and Mrs. James Gra
ham of Rt. 2, Murphy,
announce the birth of a son,
Randall David, May 29, at
Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Graham Is the former Miss
Irene Voyles.
COLEMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Cole
man, Rt, 1, Culberson, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Wanda Gall, May 29 at
Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Coleman Is the former Miss
Sara Ann Beavers.
BEAVERS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beavers
of Rt. 2, Murphy, announce
the Urth of a daughter. Sheila
June, May 29, at Providence
Hospital. Mrs. Beavers Is the
former Miss Helen Anne
Tanner.
O'DELL
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
O'Dell of Rt. 3, Murphy,
announce the Uth of a son,
Randall Herbert , May 29 ,
at Providence Hospital. Mrs.
O'Dell is the former Miss
Evalea R. Long.
ROBERTS
Mr. and Mrs. Verlon
Roberts of Rt.l,Warne an
nounce the bird) of a son,
Gregoery Lee, May 29 , at
Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Roberts Is the former Miss
Margie Elizabeth Gibson.
COX
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox
of Rt. 2. Hayes vllle, announce
the birth of a daughter, Carol
Anne, May 30, at Providence
Hospital. Mrs. Cox Is the
former Mlsa EUanore Sawad
sU- PRBSSLBY
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bill
Pressley of Murphy, announce
the birth of a daughter, Judy
Ann. May 21, at Providence
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Hospital. Mrs. Pressleyls the
former Miss Ruby Henson.
GARRETT
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Garrett
of Warne , announce the birth
ot a daughter, June 1, at Provi
dence Hospital. Mrs. Garrett
Is theformerMlssGeraldliie
Farmer.
SPIVIA
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dean
Splvla of Murphy announce the
birth of a son, Rhette Buder,
June 1, at Providence Hospital.
Mrs. Splvla Is the former Miss
J udy Marie Swanson.
BROOKS
Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Brook* of Blalrsvllle, Ga.,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Rebecca June, May 31,
at Murphy General Hospital.
Mrs. Brooks Is the former
Miss Beatrice Brooks.
DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. HowardSherl
dan Davis, Rt. 3, Murphy,
announce the birth of ? son,
Randall Ray, May 31, at
Murphy General Hospital.
Mrs. Davis Is the former
Miss Bettle Lucille Kephart.
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tall A* rah about atroog
drink) Ttm glamorizing of
strong drlak by any Individual
or any median of advertlae
mant la aa falaa aa Satan him
self
What hafvaoed to Bal
ahaxxar and la Babylon will
happen ?> any Individual or any
nation that paralata In atroog
drink. Our nation la ao ex
ception. Unlaaa our people
awake aadarouae themselves,
the liquor traffic will aoon
have lta saataclea faatened ao
dghdy about the necks of a
freedom loving people that
there will be little hope for
survival aa a nation. No nation
can nagger lta way In a
drunken anqjor down the road
of permanent auccess and
laadng happiness. Hlatory
tells the atory. Drunken
nadona aa well a a drunken
Individuals have gone thefway
of Babylon-- the way of aelf
des true don.
The writer of f roverbs tells
ua (hat "Wine la 1 mocker,
strong drink Is raging: and
whoever 1* deceived thereby
la not wise". Proverbs 20:1.
Drinking beer and cocktails
are to many but a brief
beginning ? self, family, and
social destruction. One trans
lation of the above scripture
reads; "Wine Is a mocker,
strong drink s brawler, and
whoever la led astray by It
Is not wise." How true this
lsl To have anything to do with
strong drink is to be led astray
and to show a lack of wisdom.
The Word of Life, the Word
of God, says concerning that
last and terrible Babylonian
celebration, "They drank
wine, and praised the gods of
gold, and of silver, of brass,
of Iron, of wood, and of stone.
In the same hour came forth
fingers of a man's hand, and
wrote over against the
candlestick upon the plaster
of the wall of the king's
palace: and the king saw the
part of the hand that wrote",
Daniel 5:4-5. The finger of God
Is writing on the plaster of the
wall, of many a home today;
but sad to aay, those who have
anything to do with strong
drink are ao unwise (foolish)
that they cannot see It. It
is even possible thattheflnger
of God is now writing on the
walls of our nation: but alas,
too many of our politicians and
leaders are too busy drlnktp*
and banqueting to see the hand
of God.
This Is the Word of Life.
Let those who read take heed.
?9m1 Annual Dance Course
ulW u Nik Sd*
The 32nd Annual Dance
Course will be held at the
John C. Campbell Folk School
from Monday, June 19 through
Friday, June 23.
The program consists of
folk dancing, folk singing,
orchestra, recorders, wood
carving and puppetry.
In addition to the FolkSchool
staff there *111 be Philip Mer
rill and Eric Leber of New
York, Raymond McLaln,
director of Hlndman Settle
ment School, Kentucky, Mr.
and Mrs. OttD Wood of Florida
and Michigan and Edna
Ritchie, of the famous singing
Ritchie family from Viper,
Kentucky.
Beed Transfers
W.O. and Delia Almond to
Ross Hughes, 7.75 acres more
or less In Murphy Township.
Ray and Gladys Doc leery to
Henry and Lillian Dnckery,
property in Murphy Township.
Hlwassee Resort Village,
Inc., to Carl E. Dahlstrom,
Jim W, Rabensteln, Lot 116
in Shoal Creek Township.
Henry and Lillian Dockery
to Wyley Dockery , 1 acre
more or less in M-trphy Town
ship.
Sue Hall Reed and Joe M.
Reed to Paul E. Bradley, 1/2
interest in 10 acres inValley
rown Township.
Julia Carpenter, Gdn. to
Paul E. Bradley, 1/2 interest
in 10 acres In Valleytown
Township.
Licensed To Marry
Robert J. Rogers, 20 of
Waterbury, Conn, to Mary
Alice Medley, of Huntrvllle,
Ala. ?
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The dance classes will be
held In the big community
room and In Open House, a
delightful house In theC woods.
In the mornings the beginners'
and the more experienced
dancers will be in separate
classes. At night everyone
will be together.
If you are Interested in
attending this course, please
contact the Folk School. No
one is accepted under 14 years
of age.
Along The Sick
Patients admitted to Provi
dence Hospital: Lynn Brendle
of Turdetown, Tenn., Mrs.
Edward Foster, Rt. 2, Murphy,
Mrs. Herman Stiles, Rt. 4,
Murphy, Wlllard Whltener, Rt.
3, Murphy, Mrs. L. C.
Chastain, Rt. 2, Murphy, Jack
J. Lemons, Murphy, Shirley
Jones, Rt. 4, Murphy, Mrs.
Bessie Dockery, Rt. 1, Mur
phy, Mrs. Jean McDonald, Rt.
3, Murphy, Mrs. Charles N.
Hill, Blairsvllle, Ga? De
Wayne Nix, Clermont, Ga?
SI guard Nellson, Andoch, 111.,
and James Edward Shields,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Shields of Rt. 2, Culberson.
Patients admitted to Murphy
General Hospital, Rev.George
K. H ass ?, Murphy and Ernest
C. Young, Rt. 3, Murphy.
Fred Van Horn
Honored At
King* College
Mr. Fred E. Van Hon
of Murphy ?u honored at
die annual ceremony for
awarding medal ? aad honor*
at King College, Bristol,
Tenn., on May 27.
Mr. Van Horn was pre
sented the the Philotheamlan
Literary Society Debating
Award.
A member of the rising
aealor class. Mr. Van Horn
will aorta as president of
the campus Student Govern
ment for the academic year
1961-1962. He la majorlag la
history, and la the son of
Mr. and Mrs. BjC.Vaa Horn
of Muiphy.
Franklin McSwain
To T?*e Part
In Summer Crulee
Mldahlpman Franklin L.
McSwtln, a rising Cealor at
the University of North Caro
lina will partldpaM la the
summer cndse for NROTC
Students.
McSwain. aoa of Mr. ad
Mrs. Holland McSwain a t
Murphy. wUl embert la Ike
IBS Gearing DD-710 oe June
7, 1961. -no maimer cruise
fives the MMaMpmaa an
opportunity to pet lev practice
the knowledge of the Nary
that baa bean leaned la *e
daaeroom. The cndaa la of
7 weak* duradoa.
SUNDAY IS A HOLIDAY
AND A HOLY DAY
THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Church ? iw greatest (actor oa
earth foe the buildiaf of character aad
food ciliwfcf. It itowlwM of
sp? ritual valors. Wiioal a strong Church,
oeilher desaocTQcy aor civUiiaboa caa
?arrive. There art foor souad rtaww
why every pens* should athad services
regularly aad support rite Church. They
are: (I) For ht. owo take. (2) For his
childrea't take. (3) For ike soke of kis
comauaity aad Baboo. (4) For in sake
of 4ie Church itedf. which oeeds his
ou>ral aad material support. Plaa to (o
to church regularly aad road your Bible
daily.
D?
Book
Sunday
Monday
Tu? lay
Wadoeaday
Tharaday
Friday
Saturday
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She's frightened. She's seeing the world for
the first time through dark glasses.
It's no wonder you and I are frightened.
Ever since we were old enough to reason, we
have been seeing the world through dark
glasses. If ? just as Paul said :
"Now we see through a glass, darkly;
but then face to face."
We spend our years wondering why things
happen as they do . . . why hatred flourishes
and love withers . . . why sorrow seems inevita
ble and joy so rare. Apparently, we were not
meant to understand . . . not here !
Some truths God has revealed to us; these
our Churches teach. Other truths God will not
reveal until another day; to prepare us for that
day our Churches strive.
Until at length we gain that complete vision,
we are happiest and strongest when we live
faithfully in the truth already revealed. Even
with dark glasses a man can see as long as he
walks toward the Light.
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