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MBS RUTH NAOMI HALL
"ONLY YESTERDAY"
30 Years Ago
June 10, 1932
Miss Margaret Patton of
Andrews was the week-end
guest of Miss Fannie Deweese
Mr. Joe Bailey left Thurs- ?
day for a visit with relatives
and friends at Wilmington.
Del.
Misses Marlam and Eliza
beth Gray left Wednesday
morning for a visit with re
latives at Statesville.
Misses Ruth and Lorerta
Akin of Copperhlll, Tenn., are
visiting Miss Margaret
Mauney at Klnsey this week.
Misses Ruby Courtney and
Gladys Pollatty, who have been
teaching in the Murphy High
School, left Thursday for their
homes at Greenwood, S. C.,
and WllllstDwn. N. C. res.
Messrs. Noah Lovingood
and Ben Palmer spent several
days the first of the week fish
ing at Rainbow Springs.
Born to Mr. andMrs. Forest
Teague on Wednesday J une 3rd.
a 10 pound baby girl, who
has been given the name of
Blllie Jean .
The marriage of Miss Paul
ine Calhoun, member of the
1932 graduation class of
Murphy High School, and Mr.
Ben Palmer of Murphy has
been announced. They were
married last September 14th
in Blalrsville.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Calhoun
T~T
at Murphy. The groom Is In
business In Murphy where they
will make their home.
20 Years Ago,
June U. 1942
Miss Lorene Johnson, who
spent several days here as
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hyatt, has returned to Knox
vllle.
Miss Mildred Akin who has
been teaching at Lumberton,
N. C? arrived home last Wed
nesday to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. S. D.
Akin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulmer
of Hiwassee Dam, have an
nounced the birth of a daugh
ter, Hazel Louise In the
Murphy General Hospital on
June 3, Mrs. Fulmer Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Franklin of Murphy.
Miss Woodfln Posey of
Ashevllle visited friends and
relatives here several days
last week.
Miss Beatrice Howard, who
is employed In Atlanta, Ga.,
arrived Monday for a week's
visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E, A. Howard.
Mr. andMrs.Carlton Weeks
of Murphy announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Willie
Lou, to Mr. J. B. Shields, on
Sunday, June 8, at Marble,
N, C. Mrs. She lids received
her education at W. C. T, C,
Cullowhee, Mr. Shields Is
manager of the local cannery.
The couple will make their
home In Murphy.
10 Years Ago,
June 12, 1952
Miss Mary Lou Gordon Is
home from Lenoir Rhyne Col
lege, Hickory.
Miss Frances Davidson has
returned home from Brevard
College for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Wallsch
laeger of Waseca, Minn., spent
the week-end visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Howard.
Miss Nancy Ann Thomas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Thomas of Cameron
was married to James
Sherman Hampton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hllry Hampton of
Murphy, Saturday afternoon In
the Cameron Methodist
Church.
Mrs. George Powell and
children of Charlotte are
guests of Mrs. S. D. Akin.
Miss Betty Joe Stiles, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sties of Liberty became the
farlde of Boyd Eller, June 2
at Blue Ridge, Ga. Mr. Eller
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Eller of Patrick.
In Service
Mediterranean - Lance Cpl.
Harry L. Fair, Jr., USMC,
son of Mrs. Ruth Klncald of
400 Texana St., Murphy, N.C.
is a member of the Second
Battalion of the Sixth Marine
Rglment, an Infantry unit of
the Second Marine Division,
la serving with the landing
force of the Sixth Fleet In the
Mediterranean.
The unit assumbed duty with
the fleet In mid-May and will
remain on duty until returning
to Its home base at Camp Le
Jeune, N. C? in October.
Ruth Naomi Hall
It Awarded
$1600 Scholarship
RuA Naomi Hall, daughmr
at Mr. and Mrs. Prod Hall,
Sr. at Rouaa 3, Murphy. N. C.
was award*) a 11600.00
scholarship by Shaw
Ualvwralty la Raleigh. She
from Woat Char
Sr. High School in
Charlotte on Jib* 1, 1963
what? aha waa awarded the
scholarship becauae at her high
echolasdc average. la
November at 1961 aba mokfhe
cooperative inmrcoUeglaae ex
amine doc and acorod 91 out
ot a poaalble score at 100.
This means that aha ranked
over 91 students.
Whan awards day was held
at Wast Charlotte Sr. High
School, aba was awarded a
certificate In citizenship and
waa given a 15.00 Sigma The ta
Sorority In Charlotte.
She Is the second of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hall's children
to win a scholarship. Harry
Hall, their second oldes son
waa awarded a scholarship by
Clark College when he gradu
ated from high school In 1960.
Do You Want
A Library Station
by Sulla Thicker
Now that school Is out Bid
the children do not have access
to the books there, we are
anxious to give additional
bookmobile service during the
summer months. If you would
like (d have a station in your
home, please fill out the blank
below and mall to theNantahala.
Regional Library, or contact
us by phone. VE 7-2025.
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Address
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Directions for reaching home:
Mary Jane Hogsed
Honored With
Bridal Shower
Hayesvllle ? Mrs. Clifton
Penland, Jr., Mrs. Ledger
Moss and Mrs. Jean Ashe were
co - hostesses at a shower
Saturday evening honoring
Miss Mary Jane Hogsed,
bride - elect of Mr. Larry
Kitchens.
Miss Hogsed was presented
a corsage of Carnations.. The
table was covered with awhile
linen cloth centered'wlth an
arrangement of roses and
daisies, and tall white candles.
Mrs. Penland had charge of
the game session. Refresh
ments of cake, mints, nuts cof
fee and cokes were served to
approximately thrity guests
attending.
Friends and relatives are
Invited to attend the wedding
of Miss Hogsed and Mr.
Kitchens at a ceremony to be
held Sunday, June 17th at
5:00 p.m. In theShootlngCreek
Church of God.
Rhodo News
Mr. and Mrs. Don Day and
children of Kings Mountain
visited friends and relatives at
Rhodo Sunday afternoon.
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Sgt. Charles P. Day
returned id the base at Lang
ley field, Virginia after spend
ing the past month here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Day. Mr. Days father
recently underwent surgery at
Mercy Hospital in Charlotte.
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J. L. Day left Sunday morn
ing for Pennsylvania. He will
return to his home here later
In the week.
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Charles Frazler of Andrews
attended services at Mountain
View Church Sunday morning.
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David Gregory of Nantahala
spent Saturday night herewith
his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Grant.
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Vlck Ma toy left Sunday
morning for Hlawassee, Ga.
where he has employment.
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Earl Lee of Homestead, Fla.
was shaking hands with friends
In Rhodo Stmday; Mr. Lee owns
property In this community.
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Totherow of Peach tree were
visiting relatives here Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
McMahan of Peachtree visited
friends and relatives here
Stmday. Mr. McMahan was en
route to Ashevllte where
he has employment.
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Ronald Conley left Sunday
In memory of Blanche Clonts who passed away June 7, 1960
MAMA
Two Years ago this morning Just as the clock struck nine
God called you home to be with him and we were left behind.
We know that you are resting now snd will have no pain.
We cannot question Gods work for that would be in vain.
How our hearts are saddened as we think of you each day.
Time goes by so slowly since you went away.
We'll linger here a few more days and try to do our best,
And you said Mama that God would do the rest.
by A daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Rayfield.
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MURPHY - ANDREWS ? HAYESVILLE
Mrs. Utile uude Robinson,
79, died early Friday morn
ing, June 8, at her home on
Rt. 1, Murphy. Mar a long
of die late John
?id BUzabeth Leadarwood
McTaggart, she was ? native
at Clay County and was a
member of Peach tree Mem
orial Bapdst Church. She was
In 1904 a Hugh
Alto surviving arc five
daughters, Mrs. Oils Thomp
son of Gasaonla, Mrs. Loftln
West of Andrews. Mrs. R. S.
Bollck of Hickory, Mrs. Troy
Wast of Murphy and Miss Kan
Robinson of Murphy and China
Grove; four sons, Etfgar and
William of Murphy and Car
mon and Hubert Robinson of
Gas Mia; one brother, S. L.
McTaggart of Benton. Tenn.;
t?o sis Mrs, Mrs.G.K.Robin
son ot Uaatonla andMra.B.L.
Aubarry of Cleveland, Tenn.;
16 grandchildren and aeueti
great-grandchildren.
Service a were bald at 2 p.m.
Saturday In Peach tree
Memorial Baptist Church.
The Rev. Robert Barter
officiated. Burial was In the
Church Cemetery with Ivle
Funeral Heme in charge of
rria g e 4n
nouncet
Andrews ? Miss Judy Ann
West and Charles Wade
Brooks were united In mar
riage at 4 p.m. Saturday In
the Andrews First Baptist
Church. The Rev. T. C.
Christmas performed the
double ring ceremony. Wed
ding music was provided by
Mrs. Chares West, sister
In -law of the bride and
Billy Christmas.
Mrs. Brooks Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and I Mrs. A. V.
West of Andrews. The bride
groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrsjeff Brooks also of An
drews.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father. She
wore a dress of silk organza
appliques with emproldered
lace and fashioned with a lace
bodice and buttoned to the
waistline, full length sleeves,
and with a short train. Her
veil of silk illusion was at
tached id a crown of pearls
and teardrop rhinestones, and
she carried a white Bible top
ped with a white orchid and
streams of stephonotls.
Miss Shirley Gibson, cousin
of the bride, was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were
Misses Avis Hardin and
Meredith Hardin, also cousins
of the bride. They wore Bal
lerina lenght dresses of pale
blue chiffon over taffeta with
full skirts and short scalloped
jackets. The carried colonial
Haynes Passmore
Honored On
85th Birthday
Hayesvllle ? Mrs. Hayens
Passmore honored her
husband with a birthday din
ner at their hone Sunday,June
10th on his 85th birthday.
Mr. Passmore Is still very
active In his dally chores
and Is an active member of
the Hayesvllle Methodist
Church.
Those enjoying the dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Sanders, Mrs. Anna Howard,
Mrs. J.C.Duckworth and Miss
Audery Duckworth. Others who
called to wish Mr. Passmore
a happy birthday were: Mr.
and Mrs. P, C, Scroggs, Mr.
U. K. Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Walter Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Weaver, Mrs. Josephine
Thurman, Mr. and Mrs.Glenn
Martin. Mrs. Esther Curtis
and Mrs. Ezra Griffith.
for Berea Kentucky where he
will enter College.
He was accompanied by his
father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert C. Conley,
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Doyle Day of Kings Mount
ain was shaking hands with
friends In Rhodo Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawson
Campbell and children of Gra
ham County wa visiting
friends here Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. William M. Day left
Thursday for Oteen after
spending several days here
with family. Mr. Day la a
patient at veterans Hospital
Oteen.
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Harold J. Cross attended
the Race In Atlanta Sunday.
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Mrs. Ted B stem an and
daughtr. Tammy of Atlanta
Is spending this week here
with her mother, Mrs. William
M.Day.
bouquets of pink earns Hons
and baby's breath.
Flower girls were Nancy
Brooks , Anne Brooks and
Kathy West all nieces of the
bridegroom. Ring bearer was
Gary Gray, nephew of the
Bridegroom.
Jeff Brooks was his son's
best man. Ushers were
Thomas Brooks, brother of
the bridegroom. Charles West
brother of the bride, BUly
Blevlns and Bobby Nichols.
For her daughter's wed
ding. Mrs. West wore a dress
of beige figured silk with beige
and green accessories. Her
corsage was a purple orchid.
Mrs. Brooks chose an teele
blue lace dress with white
accessories and a white
orchid corsage.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held In the par
lor of the church. Assisting
were Mrs.WoodrowCox.Mrs.
Vincent Hardin. Mrs. Dock
Gibson, Mrs. J tlx Abernathy,
Mrs. Charles West. Mrs.
James Harris andMlssEllza
beth Kilpatrick. Mrs. Donald
Hogan kept the bride's book.
A rehearsal party was given
on Friday night by the grooms
parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Brooks at their home. Forty
guests were Included In
this courtesy.
The bride Is a graduate of
Andrews High School and Is a
secretary In the Andrews
Schools. The bridegroom is a
fraduate of Andrews High
chool and Is a rising senior
at Western Carolina College.
For a wedding trip B>
Florida the bride wore a navy
blue silk shantung dress with
white accessories and the
orchid from her bouquet. The
Couple will live In Andrews.
1
Methodist Church
Wesleyan Guild
Holds Messing
Heyenvtlle ? The Weeleyan
Service Grild of dM First
Methodist Church held Its J uas ?
recislaon'TeUof the chterch
Mia* Laura Wfells Mte jy
devotional. and preeeamd fte
program "We, the Chyr
A recoredln*
of dw chtrch, and oaad m a a
radio presentation oe the
Methodist Hour. Gimp dU
i oa the aub)ect followed
Officers for da year haa
boon lnataUod aa follow*:
President, Mr*. Pnaay Brad
shaw; and vice praaldaot md
program chairman, Mr*.
Tommy Walthoup; Secretary
md TTaaaurar, Mr*. Florence
Thompson, aacratary of pro
motion, Mr*. MyrttPl
co-ordtnamr, Mr*.
Baal; Spfrtcual Ufa
Mlas Sua HadflAfr;
of Mission E?iOoo, Mr*.
BUI Standrldg*; Christian
Social Relation* Chairman,
Mlaa Mayme Moaaa; Statua
of Women Chairman, Mrs.
Mabel Weaver. Literature
chairman, Mrs. Tommy Wal'
droipr. Simply Work Chatrma
Ml** Laura Wells; Flnano
Chairman Mr*. VelmaMooreJ
Grotgt leader* Mr*. Josephine
Thurman, Mrs. Myrtt Plem
mona. Mrs.Callle Davis. Miss
Laura Well*. Mrs. Dot Moore
and Miss Louise Halgler.
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Selective
Service News
Colon Edward Vaxter Taylor
waa forwarded for Indue don on
June II, 1962. Three regis
trants were aleo forwarded oo
June 11, for armed force*
physical examination.
The Local Board Office will
be closed Jvne IS, 1962 indl
July 16, 1962. So that men
becoming 18 years of age can
be registered within the 5 day
dme limit required by law,
Mrs. GwlndaGlllesple, Secre
tary id P, O. Christopher,
Attorney, will act as Regis
trar for Local Board No. 20,
and all those required *> re
gister within the period of
time, will please report to
her. Mr. Christopher's office
Is located just across the hall
from the local board office la
the Townson building.
SPECIAL VALUES! I I I I
Men's Rebuilt - $1.98 up
Ladles Shoes - $1.00 tq>
GENTRY'S
down at the heek?
Next Stop
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Shoe Repair!
Here your shoes will get
the best of care, using
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methods! Tommy Gentry
will fix them while you welt
. . , one-day service st
Gentry's Shoe Repair, next
door to Deluxe Cleaners on
Church Street in Murphy.
NOTICE
TAXPAYERS
OF
CHEROKEE COUNTY
YOU WILL RECEIVE A
2 per ceil DISCOUNT
If You Pay Your 1962
COUNTY TAX ON OR REFORE
JULY 1st, 1962
(mm In now and make payment.
You'll saw money by doing so,
and ranhro a Temporary Receipt.
hlaqiiRt 1961 Cmty Tins
Will li Mvirtisil li Aipst.
Pay Hi*, Sail Murtisiii Cist.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
by Mm. KoHiryn Hun tucker,
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