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Arlo Carringer, Proprietor
BLA1RSVILLE, GA.
n is for PRINTING
Printing for every pur
port is what we do to
perfectionI
When it comes to printing, you name
it, we do it RIGHT and at the RIGHT
price. Call us for prompt estimates.
The Cherokee Scout
Thurman Tire
&
Recapping Service
is Now
OPEN
at the
Western Auto
Associate Store
Hiawassee, Georgia
Murphy Ready-Mix Cm
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GRAVES TIRE GO.
ANDREWS ROAD MURPHY, N.C
Near farmers Garage VE7-2M1
?nig festering
SO Years
15, 1W2
Pa
of Cherokee County heartily
approve of thn Wnao
Carolina 5-10 ynnr I
Parna program aponeored by
tha Aabavllla Cltiaaa and the
AshevUle Ttraaa.
Bora id Mr. andMri. Prank
Walsh, Murphy. Rouia 1. Da
oarabar IS, a son, Jamaa
LaRoy.
Born id Mr. and Mra.
Richard Maaon Moore,
Murphy, Roun 1, November
20 twin daughters, Mary Allla
and LtUlan Vallla.
Mr. Noah Hembree was a
vial lor in AshevUle last Prl
day.
Mr. and Mrs. NaU Snaad
and little daughter of Copper
hill, Tenn., are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mattox
Miss Catherine Thompson and
Harry Bishop tnocied to
Copperhlll, Tenn. Tuesday
evening Id attend the show.
20 Years Ago
January 15, IS%2
With more then $1,500
pledge, much of It already
"cash In hand", the Red Cross
drive has been extended indl
the end of the week, to com
plete collections, and solicit
a number of persons the
workers have been unable to
contact.
Mrs. Arthur Akin and Robert
Akin spent several days this
week in Atlanta.
Mrs. Clyde Sneed will spend
Monday In Asbevllle.
Mr. andMrs.R.O.Chandler
of Murphy have announced the
engagement of their daughtor
Miss Rosalind Chandler to
W. J. Canata of Murphy, son
? of Mr. and Mrs. John Canata
of New York, City.
The date for the wedding
has not yet been set.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W.Glasgow
of Murray, Kentucky, formerly
of Murphy, have announced the
marriage of their daughter.
Miss Gladys Glasgow, to
Edgar Darnell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Darnell of Muiptiy.
The marriage ceremony
was performed In Blalrsvllle
Ga. on Sunday, January 11.
At present the young couple
will reside In Murphy.
Leon Axley left Tuesday
for Fort Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulmer
and little son of Hlwassee
Dam visited here Tuesday with
Mrs. Fulmer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Franklin.
Mrs. W. T. Cooper spent
last
Irs. Jim
and Mrs. Edgar Darnell ara
Id Murray. Ky? visiting with
Mrs. Bavins' and Mrs. Der
asll'a parsats. Mr. and Mrs.
Glasgow.
10 Ysars Ago
January 17. 1962
Mrs. P. L. A a bury arrived
la Murphy Friday from
Gainesville to apaod several
moolha. She la locamd at
Ho ml Regal. Mrs. As bury la
the stepmother of Mrs. J. H.
Wilson. Sr.
Miss Clarissa Klncald of
Roma, Ga. spent tha week-end
with bar slater, Mrs. R. H.
Foard.
Mr. and Mrs. Wins too Craig
and son, Winston J r, ware hi
Warm Springs, Ga. Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. C. W. Savage had as
her guest over the week-end
her cousin. K. H. Woosley of
Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Wada Rich
announce the birth of a boy,
Richard, on J anuary 6 at Port
Sanders Hospital, Knoxvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elliott
and son, Jake of Andrews,
spent Sunday in Aahevllle,
Miss Ruth Barnard of Bre
vard spent the week-end at
home with Mrs. Alice Barnard
and Miss Pauline Hicks In
Andrews.
Stork
Market
Report
Pink Bundle
BROWNING
A daughter, Leslie Dlan to
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Browning
of Durham. January 12. Mr.
Browning Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Browning of
Murphy.
Blue Bundle
PALMER
A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Palmer, of Murphy, January
12 at Providence Hospital.
Mrs. Palmer is the former
Miss Martha Axley.
License To Marry
John Dlnon, 20 and Carole
Elaine Groves 18, both of
Atlanta, Ga.
Among The Sick
Patients admitted to Provi
dence Hospital: Mr. D. M.
Blrchftled, Murphy; Jack
Bryon Murrin, Rt. 2, Murphy;
Gerby Wilson, Marble;
Marilyn Ann Anderson, Rt. 2,
Murphy; Mrs. Maggie Farmer
Rt. 2, Murphy; Mr. Leon L an -
nlng, Rt. 2, Murphy; Mrs.John
Kenneth Barker, Andrews;
Mrs. RuthCarrlnger,Murphy;
Rev. Alfred Smith, Rt. 4,
Murphy; Mrs. Ellavee Bandy
Watson, Murphy; Mr. Arthur
Loudermllk, Rt. 2 Blairs
vllle; Mrs. Lassie Sudderth,
Rt. 3, Murphy; Mrs. Helen
Westmoreland, Rt. 1, Copper
hill, Mrs. Mattle Derreberry.
Murphy.
Also Troy Murrin, Rt. 2,
Murphy; Mrs. Mary Young,
Andrews; Robert Erwln Minor
Jr., Murphy; Evelyn Ledford,
Rt. 3, Hayesvllle; Mr. B. E.
Dockery, Murphy; Mr. David
Earl Abemathy, Rt. 1 Murphy;
Baby Jennings Bryant Kinney,
Murphy; Mrs. Jessie Pipes,
Rt. 1, Murphy; Bobby Gene
Henson, Murphy, Mr. Glenn
Morris, Murphy.
Deed Traisfers
D. E. and F. H. Abemathy
id H. E. and Kathryn Bishop,
2 acres more or less In
Murphy Township.
Donald and Doris Watts
Earwood to Jack B. and
Modean M. Palmer, property
In Marble.
Jack B. and Modean M.
Palmer to R. H. and Beryl
Trull, property In Marble.
Theodore B. and Violet
Storm Respess to Luther end
Lula Mae Swanson, 4.8 acres
more or less In Noda Town
ship.
N. D. and Leila Shephard to
Ralph E. andEula Mae Burnea
property in Beaverdam Town
ship.
Beryl and R. H. Trull id
Jack B. and Modean M.
Palmer, property in Valley
town Township.
TV A to Brumby Textile
Mills Inc., 0.75 acres mora
or less in Murphy Township.
TV A to Brumby Textile
Mills Inc., 0.07 acres more
or leas in Murphy Township.
TVA id Brumby Textile
Mills Inc. 0.18 acres more
or less In Murphy Township.
Tull and Ella Westmoreland
to James Winston Westmore
land, 1/2 acre more or less in
Hothouse Township.
Vic N. and Vesta Whltaker
Wood to Lema Wood, property
In Valleytown Township.
Letma Wood m Sam and
Mildred G. Ward, property in
Valleytown Township.
Leona Wood to Sam ?d
Mildred G. Ward, property in
Valleytown Township.
"You're mi old timer if fee
*w when the ah)
the limit."
SUNDAY IS A HOLIDAY
AND A HOLY DAY
The first step is ? thrilling moment! An exciting new
world is opening np for Dsvid. Soon he will be sble to
chase a butterfly, explore the old apple tree, play with
Tommy and Mary next door.
The first step is the hardest. Darid needs the encour
sgement of Daddy's wsiting arms. The second step will be
essier. Soon Darid will be shipping abont like a lamb.
The first step to Sunday School and chureh will be
another thrilling moment in David's life. This first step
will be hard for a shy little boy. Darid will need the en
couragement of Mommy and Daddy. Soon he will be asking
to go to Sunday School.
An exciting new world of religious discovery is waiting
for your children when they take their first step to church.
THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Q>urch is the greatest factor
on earth for the building of char*
ecter and good citizenship. It is a
storehouse of spiritual values. With
out a strong Church, neither de
mocracy nor civilization can sur
vive. There arc four sound reasons
why every person should attend
services regularly and support die
Church. They are: (I) For hie
own sake. (2) For his children's
sake. (3) For the sake of his com
munity and nation. (4) For the
sake of the Church itself, which
needs his moral and material sup
port. Plan to go to church regu
larly and read your Bible daily.
Copyright 198*, Kelater Advertising Service, Inc., Strucburg, Vs.
Book
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These Religious Messages Are Published Under The Auspices Of The
Ministerial Association and Sponsored by the Following Business Flrme
Community Motors
VE 7-2001 Murphy, N. C.
"Security Feeds"
Wayn?'? Feed Store
Murphy, N. C.
Murphy Florist
Flowers For Every Occasion
Murphy, N. C.-VE 7-2213
Murphy
Phillips 66 Stption
VE 7-2226
"The Best For Less"
Sossamon Furniture Co.
VE 7-3115 Murphy, N, C.
This Space For Sale
Trudy'*
Ladles & Children's Apparel
Murphy, N. C? VE 7-2541
Rogers Electric Servicp
Electrical Contractor
Residential & Commercial
Wiring
Murphy, N, C. VE 7-2425
Family Rastaurant
For
?'Flat Family Food"
Murphy, NjC.
E. C. Moore Dodge
Murphy, N. C. VB 7-2316
Specialists In Professional Service
Mauney Drug Co.
VE 7-2192 Murphy, NjC.
Duke's Lodge
Murphy, N. C,
Swanson Furniture Co.
Heyeeville, N. C.
Phone 3591
Davis Jewelers
Murphy, N. C,
Imperii!
Laundry & Cleaners
VE 7-2219 Murphy, N.C.
TOWNSON
FUNERAL HOME
Murpny, N.C.
Western Auto
W. A. Singleton
Murphy, N.C.
Hitchcock Corporation
Murphy,N.C.
Owenby Mfg. Company
Andrews,N.C.