Scout k Clay
Thura. Juno 7,1
Tom Malfqpoo
TO Visit
In Aroa
Roy A. Taylor
will bate Robttasvllleou jiae
U from ?*30h? 10:30 ajn.
aad vlll he la Aadrews at *e
Tow* HaU from UdO ajn. B>
1MB aooo. Mr. Mallrmao
will bs Lb Murphy oa the ens
day from 2:30 yjn. a> 3:30
fA. at dw courthouse.
Ok J taw 13, Tom Mallooao
*111 be in HayoavUle from 10
ajm. m II ajn. Any one wish
ing a> too him may do ao
Special III Ladles High
Hauls Tightened
60# Pair
GENTRY'S
down at the heela ?
Next Stoo
Gentry'#
Shoe Repair!
Here your shoos will get
the host of core, using
finest mate rills and latest
methods I Tommy Gentry
will fix them while you wait
... one-day service at
Gantry's Shoe Repair, next
door to Deluxe Cleaners on
Church Street In Murphy.
mr
Graduates Magna
Cum Laude At WCC
Cullowhee - Betty Sua Si
ot Rous 1, Murphy, grsdua
Magna Cum Laude at Waal
Carolina College on Smday
June 3, In the 73rd mm
Miss Same, who is majorla
In primary education, plans 1
enroll for graduate work I
WCC during the summer.
Others from the Cherokee
Coiaity area who received de
grees are listed below, with
their degrees and major sub
jects Indicated, Unless other
wise noted, all are from
Murphy.
Bachelor of arts degree,
Patricia Ann Worthen, French
and professional writing.
Bachelor of sldencedegree
David William Gibson, An
drews, business adminis
tration and social science.
Bachelor of science In
education degree - Mildred
Catherine Day, Marble, pri
mary education; Margaret
Nell Hendrlx. Rt. 1, grammar
IWHPBBHPlff
Cherokee County it the Court
house on Tuesday, J me 12
at 7:30 p.m.
grade education; Sarah Rose
McNibb, Rt. 4, business edu
cation; Melvln BUly Payne,
Rt. 4, grammar grade edu
cation; Betty Sue Stone, Rt,
1, primary education.
Master of arts degree -
Helen HerbertKlrasey, Ernest
Ferman Morel and, and Mil as
Lee Nicholson. all of
Hlswasaee, Ga.; U. E. Samp
son, Young Harris, Ga.; and
Edwlna Hag am an Shelton,
Murphy.
BARNS DIPLOMA FROM DUKE ? Miss Marjorte Elizabeth
Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver oI Murphy,
completed requirements for graduation from Duke University
In J anuary of this year. She Is presently employed by the
Duke University Medical Center, Department of Biochemistry.
Miss Weaver majored In chemistry and the medical sciences.
She was a member at the Duke Concert Band, WDBS ( student
radio station), pre medical society, Pegram Chemistry Club,
Internadoa Club, Intervarslty Christian Fellowship, YWCA.
WRA, Duke Sports Car Club, Duke candidate for state sweet
heart of Delta Sigma Phi, Campus Chest, and Pep Board.
Mr. end Mrs. J9H#HamptDn
and daughter, Lillian of Knox
ville, Tenn. were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Coleman.
Dam. Convention
To Be Held
At State College
Than will he iTM-tau
luaiwlto at Stem Collage t?
Raleigh oa Jim 19-16.
The Yoaaf Democrat Club
at Cherokee Cotmty aad Mra.
at) Mra. Bd B nan by at Mur
phy are Jiwnaurlnt four dele
p?>y' k
gates from Cherohae County:
They are Richard Gerald
Bryson of Aodrewa High
School ad eon of
I. James Bryson at Marble;
~ i Thorn
Mies Wanda
Jerry Dickey, both at Murphy
High School. Miss Thompson
la the daughter of Mr. aad
Mrs. John Thompson of Mur
phy aid Jerry Is the son at
Mr. aid Mrs. Edward Dickey
alao at Murphy; sod Tony
Ciuite, at Hlweeeoe l>em
School and the eon of Mr.
aid Mra. Carnal Curda of
Culberson.
These delegaas wore
elected at the meeting of the
Young Democrats held on May
22 at the courthouse and will
also stand the meeting c be
held on Tuesday night, June
12 at the courthouse.
Murphy Personals
Mr. and Mrs. S.S, Williams
were the overnight guests,
Sunday at Mr. andMrs.Walter
Coleman.
Mra. Marian Tins ley of
Burlington, Vermont, and
Florida State University,Tal
lahassee, Fla. visited Miss
Addle Mae Cook Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
James Howard Barton son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barton
of Mineral Bltdf, Ga. gradu
Martha Spurr
To Graduate
From Warren Wileon
Hsyesvllle ? Miss Martha
Spurr la among tha seventy
seven graduates who will re
ceive her diploma from
Warren Wllaon College,
Friday June 8 where she la
majortng In Elementary
Education. Miss Spurr la the ?
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Spurr of HsyeavUle
and graduated from Hayesvllle
High School. She plans id
further her education this Fall
and has made application for
entry at Appalachian Stale
College, Boone. N. C.
ated from Georgia Medical
College In Augusta. Ga., June
2. Dr. Barton will Interne
for one year In Spartanburg,
S. C. before going Inn practice
He Is the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Barton and Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Swalm of Mur
phy.
Phyllis Ann
Wins Rsodlng Medal
Phyllis Ami Mm a
?r of Mr. mi Mrs.
Umv cf ttofky i
dai?hmr of Mr. wdMra.Sa
Worley of Robhtas villa i
Id
Tha medal
kor it da
late
600
Rsv. A. L. Maxwell
To Be
Guest Preacher
Tha Rev. A. L. Moiaall,
Mr minister of tha
Irst Mathodfat Church
now paanrof theSylvak
dlst will preach at tl
aarvloaa on Sunday. May 10th.
Jr
Fir
Cerrectiea
HayesvUle - An error waa
made la the article ctmcerntag
tha truck used to had the
Boy Scouta for week-aad trips
by Mr. Herman Thornburg.
The truck la not a paraonal
truck of Mr. Thorn burg's
but belongs to Mayor Howard
Walker who has bean letting
Mr. Tboruburg and the Scouts
use It. The gro?g> expressed
gratitude to Mr. Walker for
?he use of his truck.
Martin Graduates
Louis Howard Martin of
Murphy wan graduated Sunday
from Brevard College. His
name failed to appear In a
list of graduates published
In Monday's Citizen.
Mr. Martin la the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin
of Murphy.
Prices Slashed At Lena's For Vacation Days
Next Door To Howell's Market
And The Murphy Post Office
While Zhey Cast
One Rack Ladies
$3.98 $5.98
DRESSES 4
I All Ckildrens
1
Summer Dresses
2?% OK ||Y|nu"uncr
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only | ^ J JJ
Lorge Selection $1.00 *?!??
Ladies Dresses
3.98, 4.98, 5.98
1 Large B?y'8 Sport Shirts, Ladles Slips,
li Children's Blouses, and many
?Table Other items all.
tU"."* Assorted Merchandise^^ $1.00
All Ladies
Summer Bags
Now $2.98
(Patents, Tapestry, Buriey)
All Ladies
Sumner Hats
Now $2.98
Oat Lot Ladies
Ship N-Shore V Jeannles
BLOUSES
Boy's Rob Roy
BATHING TRUNKS
Reg. $2.98 NOW....$1.98
Size 4 to 20 y
Reg. $1.98 ?4 i
Moa's
Short Or Loa| Sloovo
Work Shirts
Only $1.98
Men's Play Suits,
Sport Shirts
& Swim Trunks
All
For
$1.98
All Ladies
SiadlfllBraid
Siiiir
Dressl Casval
SHOES
20% OFF
In Patent*, Bone and White
4 Tables
Children:
& Ladies
Now Only
SH0IS.$2.98
Now $l.9?
(?tbii|CAPS..$l.9S?S2.9S
(??chlAGS....$l.fS(S2.fS
(tilth TOWELS....Now S1.9G
Lirgi Selection Dan River
DRESS CUTS....Oily $2.ft
2 Tables
Svadial Aad SaaStaps
SANDALS It PLAY SHOES
ONLY $3.98
Cbildrta's Play Shots $1.98 ft $2.98
Ladies Play Shots ...$2.98 8 $3.98
|M*s Dai Rivor, G? I? y & Lord
Coffoi R#| $2.91 4 $3.98
SPORT SHIRTS .98 4 $2.9#
Htaltb Kb it I lib Roy Kilt
SPORT SHIRTS - Shirt Sliivi
R*f. 9L.9* md ?2.N Niw $1.49 I $1.98
Mil* Jo inn Callow ay, daughter of Mr. andMrs. J. D. Galloway
of Routt 1, Blue Ridge, Georgia, graduate from West F annln
High School June 4, 1962. She had the highest academic grades
for 4 years in high school, was captain of the basketball team,
won the most valuable player award in her junior year. Is a
member of the Beta Club, annual staff and F.T.A.
Miss Galloway Is the granddaugherof Mr. and Mrs. Marrison
Moore of Peachtree.
Walter Carringer
Receives WCC
Alvmei Award
Walter Carringer of Mur
phy received Western Caro
nT.*? ?CtU!lg^s Alumni
Distinguished Service Award
Saturday night, June 2. at the
annual senlor-alumnl banquet
for his accomplishments In
vocal music.
CatTln*- r attended Western
Carolina College for one year
In 1946 after which he trans
ferred k> Columbia University
B earn a bachelor of science
degree In music. Prior to en
roling at WCC. he had spent
two and one-half years In the
u. s. Army, during which time
ne appeared In numerous U50
?hows and bond selling tours,
while a student at WCC he
I?n. "he Federated Music
C!"b? student award in state
wide competition.
While a senior atColumbla.
w*? enga?ed
?obe? Shaw, director of the
famed Robert Shaw Chorale
and performed with that grout!
as tenor soloist for three and
2* ,half y*"- Highlights
<* that experience Inducted
concerts In Town Hall and
????*? H?" in New York
City; recordings for RCA
IcBr; radio and television
appearances; and six natlon
* wWch
SSSf ? performance In the
WCC lyceum series. He sang
he?agata with the Brevard
symphony two years ago, and
has toured with the North
h' lOKi Symphony.
r'n |953 Carringer left the
Chorale to devote fuU time to
?olo concert work. He made
u? Burpoean debut In a Loncbn
{J?*1" fI95?. ""I in 1&5
was one of 12 yoing artists
from over die world selected
the hw'rvf'" th<LffP,ces of
dZJ^*r*Coni
b^recelved com
plimentary reviews in many
Jn m,ny of the nation's lead
Including The
me'' and has m
performances of oratorios.
hl'ZJlfZ1 ""?*? he
nas served as music master
? the Halthcock School in
^reenwlch. Conn., in wkhdoo
B continuing his solo con
cert career. A professional
commitment prevented his
Sf'?g Proeent a> receive the
however, his
TiT'S*?-Ruttl carrtnger
d^57 ?cc*F?d for Mm.
"anelpleuts of th. Alumni
wvl0* Award
?Aoeen by a apodal com
mtttee arter nominations have
b**"A"?"de by any member of
me Altanni Association who
wishes ? do eo.
John Cannon of Chattanooga
spent the week-end here with
his family. He was ac
companied home by his wife
and son who have been visit
ing Mrs. Cannon's mother,
Mrs. Wlnnona Hughes for the
past two weeks.
Blue Ridge
Electric Co-op
New Hours
After June 1, 1962, the Blue
Ridge Electrc Association
will be open each week day
Monday thru Friday from 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The office will not be open
on Saturdays.
When your power goes off
after office hours, please call
one of the following numbers
nearest you:
BLAIRSV1LLE AREA; Tom
Hugglns , Phone 74S-2459 or
Vinson Hooper phone 745-4372
HAYESVILLE AREA Loyd
Lankford phone 2188 or Claude
White phone 3411.
YOUNG HARRIS AREA
Hoyle Bryson phone 379-2384
Carless Sampson phone
379-2201; Jerry Jenkins phone
379-2876.
SEW YOUR
VACATION WARDROBE
FROM
FAYOLA
REMNANT
SHOP
Large New Shipment |
Bates Material
1st Quality
COTTON SATIN
PETTI-POINT
PIQUES,
PRINTS, itc.
Reg. $1.29 yd.
NOW
ONLY
??*
Vacation Special
Faa Loviag
Sport Fabrics
Priced Low
See
Fayola's
Complete |
Selection
of
Materials |
and j
Notions^
DENIMS,
BEDFORD CORDS
CHINO,
WOVEN
SEERSUCKER
TERRY CLOTH
One Large Shipment
White Duck
By The Pound
Perfect For Summer
Sportswear on Lakeside
^ Foyolo
Remnant Shop
Savage Basement Murphy, N. C.
$50.00
REWARD
For information leading to the arrest and
conviction of person or persdns damaging street
street lights In the Town of Murphy.
This past week, one of our new mercury lights
on the road to R imco Mfg. Co. was destroyed. If
Anyone has any Information on this, please con
tact the Murphy Power Board.
These lights are for the convenience of the
pifclic and anyone arrested for such damage
will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Murphy Electric Power Board
Damaged Text