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FOR SALE FOR SALE - Uwd Type wrlMrt $69.39 and 19. The Cherokee Scout. 4Mb FOR SALE: Portable Type writers --410S and up. Ideal for tae at Collate - Call VB 7-2222. The Cherokee Scout. FOR SALE: Letter Hie and Legal alas File Cabinets. Index Card Files. Counter sec do oi. Metal Shelves. Typist Chairs, Desks. Any thing and Everything for the office. The Cherokee Scout. Murphy. N. C. ll-?fn FOR SALE - OSlcebupplles Including eddlng machine tape, typewriter rlbbone, stamp pads, rubber stamps, poster paper and majlc markers. The Cherokee Scout. 11-ifti FOR SALE: Five room frame house. Three bedrooms hot water- 10 acres of land 12 miles out of Murphy Just off Hwy. 64. W. on Road No. 1131. Call VE 7-7343 or write David Hughes, Rt. 2, Cul berson, N. C. 12-3tp ACREA SALES AND SERVICE All appliance A Electrical repairs See JACK MARTIN, Hayes - vllle. N. C. 13-3 tp FOR SALE: E. L. Kissel burg farm, 65 acres more or less, house Included. Priced for quick sale- 56,000.00. Contact.B. A. Klsselburg 1750 Byer Circle S.E. Atlanta 16, Georgia. 13-3tc AUCTION SALE Tennessee Valley Authority November 14,1961, At 11 A.M. COURTHOUSE Murphy, North Carolina The Tennessee Valley Authority will offer for sale at public auction to the high est bidder for cash, at the time and place stated jpur suant to die terms to be announced and set fourth in the Notice of Sale, a copy of which has been posted at the Courthouse In Murphy, 3 tracts of land containing 0.75, 0.18 and 0.07 acre, re spectively, In the Town of Murphy, In the vicinity of Brumby Textile Company. Prior to the sale, in formation may be obtained from Jack D. Hollis, Super visor of Land Sales, Land Branch; Division of Property and Supply, TVA, 502 Lupton Building, Chattanooga, Tennes Building, Chattanooga, Ten nessee, Telephone AMherst 5-3551, extension 388. 13-3K FOR SALE: A1957 Chevrolet 210 four door; 6 straight drive. A good one owner car. See Rev. Billy Fox in Hayesville or call 3421 In Hayesville. 14-ltp FOR SALE: UsedAlum.n m Sheets 27 x 28. Perfect for siding or roofing. Will Not Rust. 50# a Sheet. TheChero kee Scout. Murphy. ?4tfn FOR SALE: Good Used 1948 Willys Jeep Complete ? Palmer's Garage, Murphy. 14-ltc FOR SALE: OneNlceComer Lot. Close In on nice street containing one acre or more Appox. 1000 ft. of Driveway around lot. All modern con venlences at front of property Including mail box. Also large Bold Spring that could be built over for Fallout Shelter,Gar age or Foundation for Nice home. See C, H. Holder or call VE 7 3309. 14-3tp FOR SALE: 1956 Ford 2 door club sedan, 2 tone paint. Auto, transmission, white wall tires. Good Condition. Call VE 7-.2017 8 a. m. to 5 p.m. 13-3tp FOR SALE: File Cabinet with built in combination safe. Two full suspension file drawers plus two Index card file drawers and storage space Ideal for Filling Station or Small Business.TheCherokee Scout. 14-tfn. FOR SALE: One New Sec retary's Chair. Also New Filing Cabinets as low as $47.50. The Cherokee Scout. 14tfn FOR SALE: 1 Reg. 2 year Old Filley, will sell cheap for quick sale. Contact Mrs. Evelyn Gladson, Rt. 2, Cul berson, N. C. 14-2tp FOR SALE: Ford Motor, see at Greens Esso or call VE 7-2857. 14 ltp FOR SALE: Cornet. Call between 4 or 5 p.m. VE 7-2857. 14-itp FOR SALE: House and Lot. House contains 4 rooms and bath. Hot and cold water, oil heat. Boulevard drive. Call between 4 to 5 p.m.VE 7 2857 14 ltp FOR SALE: Six Building Lots. Price $500.00 and <q>. One three acre lot ideal place for a home Small farm con taining 5 acres with small house and barn, spring and creak. The above property front ing Highway 64, 5 miles from Murphy. Call VE 7-2347. 14-ltc FOR SALE - 3 Bedroom house. Hardwood Floors, Bath 5 Acres of Laad. Close la. Paved Road. $8,000. Mountain Realty, Hayes villa, N. C. 14-ltc Witch Or. Jawolry REPAIR Davis Jewelers FOR RENT FOR RENT; McCail Apart fwMMtad with modem wiwwllli ?? Mte* and Clean. Root reasonable. Phone VB 7-2395. Mr*. McCaU Elliott. 218 HUM Street Murphy. 13-2tc I FOR RENT: Apartment on VaUey River Avenue, private entrance - Call Mra. W. C. Kinney - VB 7-2803 FOR RENT; hiuall Efficiency Apt. Clone In Excellent Neighborhood. Electric heat Ideal for one peraoo. Call VB 7-2211 or VB 7-2751. 14-3q> FOR RENT: One bedroom cabtna with ahower bath. Close-in Call VE 7-2925. 13-3tp WANTED WANTED: Man or Woman Spare Time: To refill and coUect money from our Herahey-et Candy, Gum and Sport Card Machlnea In this area. Eaay to do. Excellent Income. 544.00 caah required secured by Inventory. Include phone number. Write P. O. Box 2745, AahevlUe, N. C. WANTED: Good Farm Land, with orwlthoutBuildlnga.Alao good timber acreage from 10 acrea up to 2500 acrea or more. Clients waiting to buy. See, write, or phone: Herb WUbur, Real Estate, Andrews, N. C. Phone 268. ll-8tp WANTED TO BUY - We buy junk and scrap iron. Kayes Auto Parts, Murphy. WAN+ED: Full set of mechanics tools. Call between 4 to 5 p.m. VE 7-2857 14-ltp Wanted: Kind, experienced care offered aged lady or handicapped child (under four years) In a quiet country home In Cherokee County. If this type work is available write Mrs. Edith Cooper, Wlldwood Georgia. 10-10tp SERVICES WELL DRILLING - Macon Pump and Well Co. Glenn A. Patton, telephone VE 7-2906 Murphy, N. C. and F. B. Rogers, Telephone LA 4-3135, Rt. 1 , Franklin, N. C. Weil driliing with modern machinery; 6 and 8 inch domestic and commercial wells. 45tfn Lady is your carpet shady? Get busy with Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Cherokee Furniture Co. Murphy. NjC. 66 ltc Singer Sewing Machine Co. representative K. H. Jusdnn will be here every Tuesday and Wednesday, for sales and service, and can be contacted at the BATES FABRIC SHOP VE 7-3369. 38-tfn Electric Appliances, Well pumps, sewing machines and plumbing repair. All makes gasoline engines repaired reasonable, work done by factory -trained! technician. Prpmpt service. WrlteRobert C, Gllreath, Rt. 2 Murphy. 12-4tp Help Wanted HELP WANTED: If you are 40 to 60 years old and have difficulty in getting or hold ing a job, Rawlelgh Retailing can solve your problem. The more you work, the more you earn. Vacancy in ClayCounty. Write Rawlelgh's Dept., NCK 220-829, Richmond, Va. 14-4 tp HELP WANTED: Man wanted to supply Rawlelgh Products to consumers in Cherokee County. Good time id start. No capital required Write Rawlelgh's Dept. NCK 200-815, Richmond, Va. 14-4 tp WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE If you would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl Cos metic clients on a route to be established in and around Murphy, and are willing to make light deliveries, etc., write to STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept. NW - 32, Glendale, California. Route will pay up to $5.00 per hour 14-3tp M B0UB Wrecker Service U Town toe Auto Co. Day VE 7-MB, Night VE 7-BS4 ROGERS ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Contracting and Repair* Day VB 7-2425 Night VB 7-2*76 WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF APPLIANCES. MOTOR REWINDING AND REPAIRS. WE BNDBAVGR-TO MAKE ALL SERVICB CALLS THE DAY THEY ARB RECEIVE! FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL ELECTRICAL WIRING. ROGERS ELECTRIC BR VICE Electrical Contracting and Repair* Day VE-7-2425 7-2S76 LEGAL NOTICES-. LEGAL NOTICE , NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY The undersigned, having qualified aa Executors of N. P. Harper , deceased, lata of Cherokee County, thia la to notify all paraooa having clalma agalnat aald aetata to present them to the under signed J ohnG. Harper, Horace G. Harper on or before October 19. 1962. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate will please make Immediate pay ment to the undersigned at Route 1, Murphy, N. C. This the 16 day of October, 1961. Horace G. Harper John H. Harper. 12-4tp Legal Notice North Carolina Cherokee County ' In the Siperlor Court Carl Llnley Depty, Plaintiff -vs- Blanche Pierce Depty, Defendant. To Blanche Pierce Depty: Take Notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed In the above end tied action. The nature of the relief being sought Is as follows: The plaintiff Is seeking an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony against you on the grou a of separation for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action and is seeking to be awarded the custody of Carl Depty, minor child bora of the marriage between plain tiff and defendant. You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than the 14th day of December, 1961, and upon your failure to do so the party seeking ser vice against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought. This the 20 day of October, 1961. J ames C. Howse Clerk Superior Court, Cherokee County, North Carolina 13-4tc Legal Nodce North Carolina Cherokee County Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain deed of trust executed by Floyd J. Radford, and wife, Kathryn Radford dated the 14 day of November, 1960, and recorded in Book 221 at page 242 , In the office of the Register of Deeds of Cherokee County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the Indebted ness thereby secured and said Deed of Trust being by die terms thereof subject to fore closure, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale for cash at the courthouse door in Murphy, North Carolina at noon on the 22 day of Novem ber, 1961, the property con veyed In said deed of trust the same lying and being in the County of Cherokee and State of North Carolina, and more particularly described as' follows: Adjoining the lands of R. E. Carter, W. O. Graves, Minnie Graves, George Rogers and others and bounded as follows: Crawford 9t Miagui Supply Phone MM Hayaevma, H. C Blue Ridge Trucking Co. Only Motor Carrier In Murphy With Terminal Facilities Specify Blue Ridge And Be Sure Phone VE 7-2922 "F?r Dtpnlrtli Sarvlf*" - CALL ? MEADOWS RADIO A TV SERVICE ve 7-an RADIO?TT REPAIR ANTENNA INSTALLATION LLOYD'S RADIO fr TV SERVICE VE 7-UM WOODARD Electric Serrice Co. Etoetrie A tin ?? UinI Oitlilllil M*. Bradley Awning Co. Phons 3215 Hayeavllle, N. C. Aluminium Avnincs Custom Mads " PrasBfOnuM FOR RENT Trailer Space WILL PULL AND PLACE TRAILER BEN PALMER VE 7-3113 , . CLAY AND CHEROKEE COUNTIES, N.C. BEGINNING oe ? Pott Oak oa the ltna of R. B. Cine Mid A. C. McOonali Jr.. aad nni thenca la a Northeast direction with Mid Uaa of R. E. Carter aad A. C. McDonald. Ir, to a Sourwood on said line; thence la a North. dtrecdoo with aald R. E. Carter and A. C. McDonald, Jr? Una to a Cheetnut on s Una; thence continuing wt. aald Una la a Northeast direction to a Papular on George Rogers line; thenca la a Wast direction with George Rogers line to an Iron Post on top of Hill, corner of W. O'Graves and A. C. McDon ald, Jr.; thence In a South direction with the line of W. O. Graves ? the head of a Ditch; thence down aald ditch aa It meanders to an Iron Post, corner of Minnie Graves; thence In a Southeast direction with the line of Minnie Graves to a Poplar at a Spring; thence In an Bast direction with the line of Minnie Graves to the Beginning, containing 30 acres, more or less. Being the same lands described In the Deed from Ltllle Panther Widow, to Floyd Radford, Jr., dated January 22, 1949 and recorded InBook 169 at page 208 records of Cherokee County, North Carolina. This sale will be made sub ject to all outstanding and unpaid taxes and municipal assessments, and other prior liens of record. If any there be. This the 24, day of October, 1961. H. L. McKeever Trustee 13-4 tc Presbyterian Pastor Arrives Hayesvllle ? Rev. Z. E. Lewis and wife, arrived in Hayesvllle (his week and took up residence in the Presby terian Manse. Rev. Lewis will begin his pastorate of the Hayesvllle Presbyterian Church with the regular 11:00 a.m. Preaching service Sun day November 5, 1961, after having been recently called by the congregation to serve Hayesvllle Church. Rev. & Mrs. Lewis come to Hayes vllle from Tubervllle. Va. where the Rev. Lewis has been serving as pastor of two churches. Rev. Lewis will be the first regular ordained minister of the Hayesvllle Church In recent years, as the Church has been using seminary students for some time to serve the Church. Clay County Group Journey To Raleigh For Assistant Hayesville - A group of Clay County citizens went to Raleigh last week in an effort to seek aid from the State of North Carolina in the con struction of a new Health Center for Clay Countv. While in Raleigh this group was told that if Item 8 in the Bond Election passes thatClay will be one of the first counties to get a Health Center. Item 8 Is as follows: For or Against Issuance of $500,000 for Hos pital capital Improvement bonds for the State of North Carolina for the purpose of orovldlng funds for par ticipation by the State through the Medical Care Commission In local hospital construction. A Health Center is of vital interest to every citizen in Clay County and every one is urged to go to the polls and vote' In the Bond Election on Tuesday Nov. 7th. Cttfi Hughe* Electric Shop ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRS NIGHT - VE 7-3227 PHONE - DAVVE 7-2240 PO# TWf SMOOTHEST RIDE *o?rv? hah w ??*<?*$ 1.061 GRAVIS TIRK Ciipnf VB 7-2111 Andrews Rd. r. N. C. | Aaaiil Basiar HaMAtTka Episcopal Ckarck The woman of the Bpts copal Church of the Good Shepherd In HayoavtUe hold (hair annual tea and bazaar on Thursday afternoon, October 26 th. Guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. R. W. Myer. The largest room of the parish house which usually serves as the church was ar ranged with pews at the sides and three long tables in the center. On the organ was a beautiful arrangement of fall flowers in bronze and rust One table was filled with home baked specialties In cluding shoo-fly pie and tomato bread. At another table, presided over by Mrs. Harold GUlstrom were hand-. made gifts, baby presents, embroidered towels, laundry bags, a wide variety of aprons, etc. At the tea table were cookies of every description. Mrs. W. L. Roberts and Mrs. Quentln Moore took turns pouring tea and, at the other end of the table coffee was poured ' by t Mrs. James Blankenshlp and Mrs. Monroe Wilson. Mrs. R. G. Vlck pre sided over the kitchen and Mrs. James Ledford helped generally. About seventy-people at tended during the afternoon and over a hundred dollars was raised for the church building fund. Former Hayesville Pastor's Wife Dies Hayesville ? Word has been received here that Mrs. Dora Lessle Smith died October 21. in the Baptist Hospital, Winston Salem. She had been In declining health for the past two years and was seriously 111 for two week before death. She was the wife of the former pastor of Truett Memorial Baptist Church, the late Rev. L. P. Smith. The Dora Smith Circle of the Truett Memorial Baptist Church was named for Mrs. Smith. Hayesville Seniors To Sponsor Sale Hayesville ?The Seniors of Hayesville High School are sponsoring a sweater and scarf sale to help finance their trip to Washington. The sweaters will have Hayesville High School and also an emblem of the Yellow Jackets on them. The white scarfs also have the Yellow Jacket emblem. Adult size is $3.00 and the children size $2.75, the scarfs are $1.00 each. Contact any member of the Senior class to place an order. Expresses Gratitude Hayesvllle ? The program committee for WeekofPrayer and Self Denial, of which Mrs. Jim Armstrong Is chairman are deeply grateful to all the ladies who helped make this program a success. TheQulet Hour was held at the Rural Life Center, Sunday after noon. Those taking part were Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. J. Walter Moore, Miss Louise McTaggart, Mrs Ralph J acks Mrs. Marvin Alexander, Mrs. Carrol McClure and Mrs, Charlie Barnard. Without the aid of these ladies the com mittee could not have carried out the program so effectively. TV and Radio Tips & SMART PERSON LEARNS FIRST TP KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT New & Used TV Sets $35 and Up LLOYD'S Radio A TV Service ZENITH TV Sales & Service Murphy and Hayesvllle iiiraa I fiilliy Gilf Sirvict "Whara Cm Thalr Frtaada.' - VB7 Birthday Party At Ptalaad Naai Hay*(villa -- A birthday party was given Sunday for Mr. and Mr*. Jack read and and Mr*. Claud Woody at th* Pool and ha ma In the Shooting Crook community. Thoaa attending wore: Mr. and Mr*. Fred Davit, Roe. Dandra and Kathy, Mr. and Mr*. Parry Anderson. Mr. and Mr*. Clay R of art and Gary, Mr. and Mr a. Cloud Woody, Mr. Bob Panland, Mr and Mn. Dutch Dill*. Mr. and Mr*. Neal Roger* and Chryl and Bobby all of Hayeavllle and Mr. andMr*. Farrell Panland of Spruce Pin* and Jerry Palmer of Franklin. Sua Davis, Jr. Racaivas 4-H Rtfioaal Award Hayesvtlle --SamDavis,Jr. son of Mr. andMrs. Sam Davis of Hayesvtlle, has been chosen to receive the Western Re gional Award In the field of 4-H Conservation. The award will be presented to Sam, Jr. In Greensboro on November 3, 1961. Sam , Jr. has been in 4-H club work for five years and has received many awards and honors. He has been county winner In the Wildlife Con servation project - five years, and attended 4-H Wildlife Con servation Camp three years Although Sam, Jr.'s 4-H work has centered around Wildlife Conservation, he has carried other projects Including poultry, dairy calf, swine and forestry. In 1938,Sam, Jr. and his sister, Betty, were second place winners in the District Demonstration Contest, and were Invited to present their demonstration to the Carolina Bird Club. ' Sam, J r. has erected many exhibits, and given many de monstrations on WlldllfeCon servadon. The 4- H Conservation program is sponsored by the N. C. Wildlife Federation. Cloy Coooty PTA Clothiog Drive Please bring or send all outgrown clothing to die Clothing Room on the Hayesvllle School grounds on Tuesday, November 7th by 3:30 p.m. This clothing can be sent by the school children to their home rooms. Especially needed are coats. Jackets and .sweaters, but ail types of clothing In the school age sizes will be helpful In keeping needy children in school and adequately clothed. Clothes should be ready to wear, clean, mended and marked for Size if known. Rirol Life Ceater SctM Off MYF Retreat Hayesvllle -- The M. Y. F. -groups from Oak Forest,! Myers Chapel and Hayesville held their retreat at the Rural Life Center Saturday andSun day. Adults who attended with the youth were Rev. Ralph Jacks, Rev. Cletes Pope and Rev. C. W. Faulkner, Mrs. Wiley McGlamery, Mrs. Myrt Moore, Miss Laura Wells and Miss Bethjarrett. I Mr. Vlcnr employed la Alabama' recant guest of MartU. ? ? ? Mra. Ami PalralaraadMra. Gertrude Garren spent the week-end la A dan a with Mra. Jackie Broedlove and Mra. Kathle Robberson. Mra. Bvelyn Antoinette Marrella and Mlaa Pamle Carroll o< Chicago.111. vleited Mr. and Mra. Charlie Carroll last weak. a a a Mr. and Mra. Paul Ladd and family were recent fueata of relatives la Clayton, Ga. Mr. and Mra. Carroll Jonea' of Roanoke Raplda, N.C.were recent gueata of their parents In Andrews and Marble: Those attending the revival at Mt. Hope, la Macon county were Rev. Arvll Swoffardtls preaching,, were Mr. and Mra. Roland Garrett, Mlaa Mildred Griggs, Mlaa Martha Ann Edwards, Harold Long, and Mamie Rich. The Harold Long family happily moved Into their new home last week. Mamie Rich entertained Mr. and Mrs. BUI Watson of Murphy last Saturday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bryson and little daughter, spent last week-end with Mrs. Brysons Crents, . Mr. and Mrs. atherwood in Waterville, N.C. ? ? * Mrs. Hsttle Jenkins had as her guest last week, her daughter Mrs. Virgil Parker of Ohio. Visitors at Marble Springs Church Sunday were Mr. Jlmmle and Mrs. Jessie Mae Aiken of Lula Ga. Enjoying a Saturday after noon visit with Mamie Rich were Miss Mildred Griggs and Miss Martha Ann Edwards. Pvt. Ralph Payne of the Armed Forces spent last week with relatives before going to his new station. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Hall visited with his parents last week, Mr. and Mrs. Vinsent Hall. Going to Ashevilie on business last Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer. Eiflinr Fait 414 Holds Explorers Peat 416 held It Thursday. October 26, at I First MethodUt Church j Officers for tho oorelag yoai wore elected aa f oUows: President. BUly Decker vice-president. Hilly Forsyth Secretary. Jlmm/ Klmaey Treasurer. Tommy Pa" Quarter Mast Representatives, I Caldwell and Lam Hughes. The couaelors for Poet 416 are Mr. Felix Palmer and Mr 1 Robert Baaley. MKMH \\, I V l\ AMERICA'S QREATESl DRUG store event Starts NOV. 10 DAYS ONLY Nationally Advertised^ ^5 PARKER Drug Store MURPHY,N.C. Hayesvllle was a sightseeing! area Sunday afternoon forMr.l and Mrs. Roland Garrett andl Miss Mildred Griggs and| Martha Ann Edwards. ? ? ? Sorry to report that Rev. Algie West is seriously ill in an Asheville hospital and Aunt Sallte Dehart is seriously ill I Community Craft Center BRASSTOWN.N.C. WILL OPEN November 11 Crafts from the area will be on sale at the center. If vou have crafts ior sale contact Mrs. Lillian Caldwell Bras^own, N. C. - VE 7-2778. 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