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HigdonviDe
MISS MARIE JENNINGS
Staff Correspondent
Everyone Is reminded that Sun
day is hanecominc day at Bethel
Methodist Church and an Invita
tion is extended to all to the serv
ices. Dr. L. B. Hayes, assistant
pastor, will speak. A basket lunch
will be served at noon.
Obeerve Memorial Day i
Sunday, there were many vis
itors at Sugarfork church and
cemetery. People came to the
cemetery to place memorial
wreaths and bouquets of fresh
flowers on the graves of their
loved ones. Fred N. Crisp is the
caretaker of Sugarfork Cemetery,
which is used by several of the
churches In this section.
Bible School Announced
Vacation Bible school will begin
at Sugarfork Baptist Church Mon
day morning, June 6, at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Jesse S. Cunningham is
principal. Classes are planned for
all age groups and will continue
through next Friday. All children
and young people In this section
are Invited. It mothers cannot
bring their children, let Mrs.
Cunning hm know and she will
arrange to have someone pick
them up each day.
Calfauaja To Meet
Cullasaja Community Develop
ment Organization will meet next
Tuesday night (June 7) about
6:30 at the picnic ground. Follow
ing a picnic supper, the business
meeting will be held. In case of
bad weather, the meeting will be
at the school house.
Observe '4-H Sunday'
Higdonville Baptist Church ob
served "4-H Sunday" this past
Sunday using the theme, "Youth
Dares Me to Live". Fred Corbin
gave the welcome.
Those participating were as fol
lows: Tommy Berry, who gave the
call to worship; Carolyn Moses
and Bonnie Lou Young, who sanp
and played a piano duet; David
Corbin, who read the scripture;
Sarah Jane Berry, who gave the
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Revival Closes
Revival services closed Sunday 1
Cullasaja Assembly)
of Ood Church. The visiting
^L'stoX Mr Whltten
Personals
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert D. I
Burnett, their daughters. Trina
fifh ?e'n- and Mrs' Burnett'i
father. Richard Zwart. spent last
;week at the annual conferencc
?eriean Sunday School
Union, under which Mr. Burnett
*0^".,iT^e conference was held
at Gatllnburg, Tenn.
Moses, of AshevUle,
spent the week end at home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Moses.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred I
N. Crisp Sunday were Mr. and I
Mrs^ Grady Wooten and children I
of Gastonia.
?iH.erLfr0m Andrews Sunday to
visit Mis. Frank McDowell, Mr.
and Mrs. J. o. McDowell ana |
other relatives in Cullasaja com
munity were Mr. and Mis W C
Austin. Mrs. Austin is a sister-'
in-law of Mrs. McDowell.
and Mrs. John Pennington
and two children, Dorothy and
Jimmy, spent Saturday In Ashe
vine. '
Mr. and Mrs. Windle Moore and
two children, Betty and Harold,
are leaving today (Thursday) for
Philadelphia, Pa., for a visit with
their son and daughter-in-law Mr
and Mrs. Edward Moore
JO?' Fred Corbin is spending
Mme time with her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
bIhverfCk K?rb1"' and theU" sma"
aT ter tn Mars H1" The
Coi bins have a baby daughter,
May? 22 b?m Sunday "'sht.
? Mrs- James B. McElroy.
of Homestead. Fla., have spent two
weeks at the Gibson Cottages.
Frank Pavalko attended gradu
ation exercises at Anderson Col
lege, Anderson. S. c., Sunday.
A welcome is extended to Dr
and Nfe. Arch Morgan, of Key
West, Fla., who have moved into
Road "eW h?me ?" the Highlands
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackerly. of
Pensaoola. Fla., have returned to
their home on the Locust Hill
Road for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Covington, of
Mascatte. Fla.. have been guests
at River Rock Inn for several
weeks. They are returning to their
home in Florida today, (Thurs
day) but will be back up this fall
to build a house in this section.
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for 1960
Has Been Earned by
Eld J. Carpenter
Special Representative in Franklin for
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THANK YOU!
We wish to express our sincere thanks for each and
every person who worked o.r voted for the election of
Terry Sanford in the recent Democratic Primary.
We urge you to join us in giving Mr. Sanford, the
winner of the first primary by more than 80,000 votes,
a mere substantial majority in the Second Primary.
MACON COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR
TERRY SANFORD
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Real Estate
Transfers
April 20: Ted and Doris Rebel"
to Prank B. Duncan and T. W,
Angel. Jr., property, Franklin
township: Ted and Doris Reber
to T. W. Angel. Jr., and Frank
B. Duncan, property. Franklin
township.
April 21: Betty Conley Shope
to Warden and Mary Ruasell, 7.05
acres, Smithbridge township.
April 23: Edith Smith. Onnle
S. and Will Henderson, and Von
nie and Clyde Mashburn to Doro
thy Passmoie, property Nantahala
township.
April 25: Lawson and Es telle
Shook to Dill&rd and Estelle San
ders, property, Franklin township:
Hobart. Lillian, and Charles Sti
winter to Lloyd Stlwinter, prop
erty, Sugarfork township.
April 26: Herschel George Cabe
to Frank and Myrtls Conley, prop
erty, Smithbridge township: Leon
ard and Leota Horn to C. D. and
township: Robert and Fannie Sue
Gillespie. Don and Barbara Gilles
pie, Betty Jean Gillespie, and
Betty Jean Lewis Penland to A.
J. and Dassle Gribble, one acre.
Franklin township: W. N. and
Chloe Burnette to T. P. and M. J.
Martin, property Cqwee township:
T. P. and M. J. Martin to William
and Lillian Hayes, property, Cowee
township.
April 27: Lone J. and Anna
Thomas to Bob G. McClure, l'/i
acres, Smithbridge township.
April 28: Clyde and Betty
Bolick to Henry F. Payne, 15
acres. Franklin township: J. H.
Stockton, trustee, to E. Llewellyn
and Inez Taylor, property. Frank
lin township.
April 30: Lee and Pauline Skip
with to Joyce Elaine Davis and
Walter and Pansy Sachse, prop
erty, Smithbridge township: Mrs.
Oscar Buchanan to J. R. and
Verna Henry, 5 acres, Smithbridge
township; M. Allen and Dexle
Taylor to Allen and Frankle Tay
lor, property, Cowee township;
Ada and Carl Dalton, Lon and
Janet Dalton, Nina and Frank
Holbrook, Crawford and Mary C.
Dalton, Rogers and Nell Dalton.
Lyman and Christine Dalton,
Helen and Robert Morban and
Alva and Ralph Shelton to Joel
M. and Selma Dalton, 3.09 acres,
Cowee township.
May 2: Macon County to the
Macon County Fair Association.
5 acres. Franklin township; J. R.
Parrlsh to Tyndell and Barbara
Pan-ish, property in Cowee town
ship; Ray and Ruby Houston to
Kai and Dorothy Olesen. 17 acres,
Ellijay township; W. A. and
Frances Hays to Donald and Doris
Crane, 5.56 acres. Highlands town
ship; Frank and Laura E. Dun
can to Dewey and Willie Bailey,
property In Longview Acres,
Franklin township.
May 3: Darrell and Grace Ed
wards to W. R. and Beulah Ed
wards, 80 acres. Burningtown
township; W. R. and Beaulah Ed
wards to Darrell and Grace Ed
wards. 3.7 acres. Burningtown
township; Bob and Maxine Mc
Clure. R. S. and Lois Jones, and
Gilmer A. and Maud Jones to
George W. McClure, property.
Smlthbridge township: Hoyt and
Betty Thomas to Bob G. McClure,
4.75 acres, Smithbridge township;
Frank B. and Laura E. Duncan
to William and Dorothy Cox.
property. Franklin township.
May 4: Joel M. and Selma Dal
ton to Bobby and Josephine Cor
bin, 3.09 acres, Cowee township;
Furman and Fred Crisp to A. W.
Reid, property, Millshoal town
ship; Arthur and Elsie Marland
to Ray Moody. 145 acres. Frank
lin township.
May 5; J. L. and Cleta Tippett
to Robert and Flora Clampltt. 4 1 *
acres. Millshoal township.
May 6: Lillian May Hurst to
A picnic was Riven in honor "of
Mr. and Mis. Covington at the
River Rock Inn last Saturday by
other Floridians having summer
homes in this area. There were
:i6 present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Ferrio, of
Bronx, N. Y., have been here visit
ing Mrs. Perrio's father, Charlie
Mashburn, of Mashburn Branch
section, and other relatives in this
community.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mu
Raymond Rath at their home on I
Bothel Road Sunday were Mr. anii I
Mrs. T. T. Henderson and Ml 1
and Mrs. Plitcliard Peek
Here from Walland, Tenn.. Sur.- ;
(lay to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bert j
Mashburn, Mr. and Mrs, Wyme:
Gibson and Miss Mary Holland
were their' -brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland
and daughter. Mrs. John Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Corbin
and family have returned here
after spending the past 10 months
in Anchorage, Alaska, where Mr.
Corbin taught.
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Clay and family attended home
coming day services at Mr. Clay's
home church at Murphy.
Going to Maggie Valley for an
outing Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
James B. McElroy and Mrs. Gor
don Oibson.
A. C.- Moore, who works In Para'
dJ5t. Ky.. spent the week end here
with his family.
T.srfcln Russell, of Akron, oh!"
has teen vl itlng hU brother and j
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pritcli- 1
ard Russell, and other relatives
r.'it friends jii this section. ?!
John W. Hurst. 1% acres. Cowee
Vivian Bkunt. 1.8 acres, Fianklln
township; Carter and Nellie Hen
son to Gola and Selma Cochran,
pioperty, Franklin township;
Carolyn and Paul Yancy to Floyd
and Bonnie Bradley, property,
iCowec township; Sam and Stella
Cunningham to Russell and Flor
ence Privet, property. Smlihbridge
township.
May 7: Theodore and Pauline
Rogers to Frank and Ivalee
Rogers, property, Fianklln town
ship; A. W. and Cora Reed to
Robert and Martha Vodak, 2
acres, Millshoal township; Fur
man and Fred Crisp to Robert and
Martha Vodak, property. Mill
shoal township: Mrs. Verna Rush
to J. 3. Moore and wife, 1.2
acres, Millshoal township; Alex
and John Cheek, Beulah and
George Sprinkles, COra and Clyde
Hopper. Louise and Carl Ledford,
and Lois and Jim Cole to Will
Cheek. 4.06 acres, Fianklln town
ship.
May 10: Emma E. Cunningham
to Rita C. and Charles J. Fergu
son. 5.3 acres, Franklin township;
Emma E. Cunningham to Delma
and Hoyt Bryant, 9.9 acres, Frank
lin township; Martin and Susan
Anger to Charles Qewey Corbln.
Jr., und wile, 1 acre, Franklin
township.
May 11: B. W. and Nellie M.
Foxwarthy U> Kartln and Mary
Foxworthy, property, Franklin
township.
May 13: Allied and Frances
Wilson to William and Faye Walce
man, property. Franklin township.
Fred and Norene Sorrells to Mal
com and Dorothy Hunter, 0.3S
acres. Franklin township; John
and Rule Uedden and Lenzey and
Ima Hedden to T. M. and Fannie
Rickman, property, Cowee town
ship: J. J. and Johnnei K. Lyons
to T. H. Wood, property, High
lands townblilp; William and
Elizabeth Rogers to Adam and
Marlon Mazur, property, Franklin
township: Ernest and Eunice Mof
fltt to J. H. Stockton. Jr., prop
erty. Franklin township: R J. and
Escalyn Lewis and R. G. and
Mlgnon Lewis to Frank and Wini
fred Morris, property. Highlands
township.
May 14: J. A. and Ethel Hodges
to C. E. and Nell Buker. property.
Highlands township: Paul and
Frieda Meyer hoff to C. A. and
Gayle Selby. property. Highlands
township: Grace Howard to Dr.
Fiu-man Angel, 10 acres. High
lands township; R. S. and Delia
Peek to George and Gwendolyn
Reece, 5 acres. Franklin town
ship.
May 16: Floyd and Daisy Roper
to Charlie and ohUuko Roper, 23
acres, Co wee township: Earley
Bradley to Paul and Marie Huy.
7 acres, Cowee township; Wiley
and Rose Clark to Prank and
Laura E. Duncan, property. Frank
lin township; Frank and Anna
Waardenburg to Robert and
Grace Conlon, property, High
lands township; J. Patrick Sulli
van, Jr., to James D. and Juanlta
M. Keener, property. Highlands
township.
May 17 : Ethel and George Mas
?sey to E. N. and Audrey Kirkman.
property. Franklin township; Joan
Stewman to Willis and Bernice
Teem. 7 2/3 acres, Ellijay town
ship; Roger Cochran to Marvin
and Vestal Cochran. 1 acre, Elli
jay township.
May 18: Gay and Annie B. Sut
ton to Thomas and Edyeth Talley,
5.5 acres. Franklin township;
Walter and Rosa Tippett to Lewis
and Pauline Clayton, 1.30 acres,
Cowee township
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