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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burch of Hayesvllle announce the
engagement of their daughter. Ginger Sue. to James Martin
Glbbey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gibbey of Hayesvllle. The
; date is Oct. 28th.
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Square Dance
To Be Given
A Square Dance will be
held at (he aid gym 1b Haywe
vtlle Friday night. July 21.
starting at 8KB. The dance
will be sponsored by the
Midget Football Taam.
Lions CI lis Officers
The Llona Club Offtcen of
Hayeavllle that have bean
elected are: Arthur Murray.
President. Horace McClure,
First Vice President; Don
Weaver, Second Vice Presi
dent; Mark Weaver, Third Vice
President; Donald Ryder, Sec
retary and Treasurer; R. C.
Vick, Lion Tammer; and
George Bowers, Tall Twister.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bell
and family visited Mrs. Bell's
mother, Mrs. Wilson of Bry
son City, last week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander
son, J r ., attended the funeral of
a friend in Shelby lastSunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swalm
had as visitors during the
week-end their children: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Roscoe and
Steve of Norwal, Conn., Mr.
and Mrs. Don Wells and Patty
and Miss Willamae Swain of
Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Cribble, Martha and
Roger and Mr. Frank Swalm
of Demorest, Ga., and Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Swalm and Betty
of Hayesville, N. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Murray
and daughter of Indiana are
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Murray,
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Kenny and Edwin Martin are
visiting this week lnAsheville
and Canton, N. C. with their
aunts, Mrs. Lee Campbell and
Lucy and Jessie Martin.
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Mrs. Ray Anderson of At- J
lanta, Ga. spent lastThursday '
with her sister, Mrs. Jack J
Groves and family.
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Those attending the banquet 1
at Emory University, Atlanta,
Ga., last Wednesday night
when the Rev.ClaudeH. Young '
was presented the award as '
North Carolina Rural Minister 1
of the year were: Mr. and Mrs. 1
Guy Padgett, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Tiger , Mrs. Herman
Fhornburg, Mrs.KateMauney '?
Mrs. Earl Standrldge, Miss (
Fredia Dear. Morgan and Miss '
Laura Wells.
This award was co
sponsored by the Progressive '
Farmer andEmoryUnlversity J
School of Theology. I
CLAY COUNTY
P^nat Wention
Mn. NmI
Mm Nancy Mauney,
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Harry Mauney, left on Friday
for 'a month! atay ac Camp
Dixie for Girls. Clayton,
Georgia.
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Mr. and Mr*. Clay Roger*
of White er, vlalted his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. D.
Rogers, over the week-end
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Miss Linda While of Beau
mont, Texas, Is visiting her
grandmothers, Mrs. Hazel
White and Mrs. Lou Bracken.
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Miss Oms McConnell of I
Cleveland, Ohio, Is visiting J
her mother, Mrs. Blanche J
AdUns. . ? <
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Mr. Jimmy Glbby and Mr.
Bernell Dills, left onSaturday
for Norfolk. Virginia, where
they will be employed. i
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Cathy and Anne Rutledge of I
Monroe, are spending this <
week with Mr. and Mrs. Alvln (
Penland. They are the
daughters of Mr. andMrs.Joe
Rutledge, formerly of Hayes- <
vllle. S
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Mr. andMrs.CllffordBeebe i
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bee be
and daughter were visitors
here during the Centennial
week-end. The Beebe's are 1
former editors of the Clay i
County Progress. I
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Miss Sue and Louise
Halghler spent last week in
Eastern North Carolina. <
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Mrs. Jewell Johnson of ,
ianford, is visiting her sister. ,
Mrs. Fred White. Mrs. j
[ohnson was accompanied by
ler son, J. D.Johnson, of
:?ry, who spent the week-end
lere. 5
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Mrs. Cora Johnston, and 11
Mr. andMrs. Bruce Ledford of
-iiawassee, spent the week- d
snd in Athens, Georgia, with H
Vlr. and Mrs. Gene Coggins. "
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Misses Esta andllaPenland
spent last week In Waycross vj
Georgia, with their brother, p
3. W, Penland and family, ci
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A picnic was held on Sunday te
it Lake Vogel honoring Mr.
[. P. Coleman on his 87th
rirthday. Those present, be- 41
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?i<*? Mr, Colaman, ?er*Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Colaman of
Murphy, Mr*. Gladys Cope,
Mr. and Mri. Jimmy Johnaon
and dai^hlar, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Alexander, and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Long, all of
Hayeavllle, and Mr. Jimmy
King of Groton, Connecticut.
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Mrs. Rebecca Powell and
sons, visited her sister, Mrs.
HatUe Moody In Winston
Salem last week.
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Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
^oker during the 4th of July
tolldaya were Mr. and Mrs.
lames Boyd, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
1 . D. Coker and family, all of
Canton, Ohio andMr. andMrs.
id Blair andKlmof Knoxvllle,
renn.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Coker
tnd family of Canton, Ohio
tnd Mrs .Doyle Coker visited
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wilson
>f Alexandria, La. and New
Orleans.
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Mr. and Mrs. JlmGregory
}f Hlawassee, the Rev. Lester
itowe of Murphy and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Moore visited Mr.
ind Mrs. Cress Moss In the
rusqulttee section Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cale,
Vir. and Mrs. Homer Burch
ind Mrs. Perry Trull and
Raymond visited Mr. andMrs.
2. A. Burch Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. PattJ. Miller
>f Highlands spent the
veek-end with Mr. and Mrs.
?V. J . Coke In the Ledfords
"hapel section and Mrs. Eula
Miller of the Warne section.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eller
nd Lochie attended the
hurch of God Camp meeting
i Charlotte last week-end.
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Miss Janice Martin,
?ughter of Mr. and Mrs.
enry Mardn. was 111 at her
>me last week.
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Mrs. S, L. Ledford is
:sidng Mr. and Mrs. Witt
enland In the Elf secdon.
le spent the winter In Spar
nburg, S. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Burch r
re buildin a new home In the
If section.
k Mrs. Lillian Kelly and two
children and Mrs. Keith
Scroogs returned to their
home In Arlington, Va. after
spending several days with
their mother. Mrs. Roy Gallo
way/ and other relatives In
Clay
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Visiting Misses Estaandlla
Penland recently was her
nephew, Mr. Quencon Barnard
and wife, of Canton, Ohio.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil
kinson and daughter, Mary, of
Valdese, N. C. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Padgett. Mrs. Wilkinson is
Mrs. Padgetts sister.
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Mrs. P. R. Kitchens and
daughter, Linda, of Waynesvllle
are visiting relatives in Clay
this week. Mr. Kitchens and
his family spent Sunday with
the R. L. Long family and
the W. E. Kitchens family.
He returned to his home
Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Willard Penland and
son, Mike, and Mr. Marvin
Davenport are vacationing in
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sain
and daughters have returned
to their home in the Tusquittee
section after several weeks
tour of the Western States.
They also visited the Plate
Saltz family and the Rogers
families In Washington while
on the trip.
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"Aunt Iowa" Patterson
spent Saturday with the
Clifford Eller Family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phillips
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence MooreSunday.Mrs. ,
Moore Is improving after
being seriously ill for some
time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phil
lips and family of Blue Ridge,
Ga. and the Jim Wagoner
family of Lima, Ohio spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Johnson In the Tus
quittee section.
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Mrs. Wayne Moore and
children have been visiting in
Waynesvllle for the past two
weeks.
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Mrs. Bell Evans of theTus
quittee section has been ill:
but Is improving at this time.
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Mrs, Bob Burch and
children spent last week in
New Berry South Carolina
with Mr. Jerry Burch,
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Mrs. Jim Ledford of the
Tusquittee section Is working
at the Citizens Band fc Trust
Co. while Miss Audrey Duck
worth is on vacation.
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Mr. Pede Cothran Is Im
proving after a recent serious
Illness.
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Miss Christine Anderson of
Raleigh spent the week-end
with Mrs. Lois Bell and other
relatives while visiting InClay
County
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Mr. Jim Hyatt of Shelby was
a week-end guest of his p?r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bass Hyatt
of Ogden.
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Vacation Bible School start
ad at the Ogden Methodist
Church Monday, July 17. Miss
Laura Walla la In charge of the
school.
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Mr. and Mr*. Ray Rogers.
Kir. and Mrs. Naal Crawford,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore
aprat a few daya laai week at
Myrtle Beach. S. C.
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Mrs. Manne Palmar and
sonyLan>of Oak Ridge. Tenn.
spent a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Fenland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Moss
and Kerry Lynn of Adanta.Ga.
and Mr. and Mrs. Noland
Rogers and son. Tlmmy, of
Charlotte, N, C. are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Neal N. Rogers.
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Mrs. Pauline Cook, of New
berry, S. C. left Friday for
her home after spending the
past 3 weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Penland.
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Linda Beadles of Ashevllle 1
N. C. spent, (he week-end with <
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. <
Charlie Beadles. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis
and children of Cornelia, Ga.
spent the week-end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Woody.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson
and son, of Canton. Ohio are
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tun Anderson.
Lowe Reunion
To Be Held
Sunday, July 30
The Lowe Reunion will be
held at the Philadelphia
Baptist Church in ClayCounty
on Sunday, J uly 30. All friends
are invited to attend and bring
a picnic lunch.
Jorma Jarrett To
ie Case Worker
n Kentucky
Miss Norma Geoge Jarrett
graduate ofBereaCollegewith
a major In sociology and a
minor In philosophy and
religon, has joined the staff
of the Chrisitan Church
Childrens Home In Danville,
Ky. as case worker. This
was announced by Henry Lowe,
Supt.
While at Berea Miss Jar
rett worked with the American
Red Cross, Welfare Dept. and
the Travelers Aid. She was
active in Sociology, French
and psychology.
The new case worker will
give her full time to intake
studies, placing children in
boarding, foster and adoptive
homes, and counseling with
children and emotional pro
blems.,
Lowe pointed out that a
unique part of the work done
by this home has been the
placing of school age children
in foster and adoptive homes.
With Miss Jarrett*s aid, the
home hopes to accelarate the
program.
Miss Jarrett is the daughter
:>f Mr. and Ms. George Jar
rett of Hayesville. She
graduated from Hayerville
High School before entering
3erea College.
THE REV. CLETES A. POPE and wife, Betty, ire the new
resident! of the Shooting Creek Circuit Parsonage. Rev. Pope
is the pastor of the Shooting Creek Methodist Circuit. Shooting
^reek Is his first appointment and he will devote full ttme to
he circuit and the Group Ministry, although he hopes to and
ilans to attend Seminary at some later date. Clay County is
lappy to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Pope.
Methodist Circle Holds Meeting
The Carrie Johnson Circle
o ? the Hayesville Methodist
Church met Thursday evening
In the home of Mrs. Claude
Long.
Mrs. J. Guy Padgett, presi
dent, presided at the business
meeting end gave the de
votional. The new Circle
officers elected at this meet
ing were: Circle ChmvMrs.
Dewey Dlckerson; Vice Chm.
and Program Chm, Mrs. Mae
Hollif ield; and Sec. and Treas.
Mrs. Herman Thor
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