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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT oad CLAY COUHTY PROGRESS V*l. 73 Ho.14 Hvrphy, N. C., Ko?. 1, 1M2 1? P?t?> Tkl. ??k Pabllahod Woaklr Imm4 do*. Pa.to9a Paid at Marpky Brazilian Violinist to Perform YOUNG HARRIS - An- , ?owned Brazilian violinist, currently making his first professional our of theUnl?d Subs, will perform at Yoimg Harris Collage on Friday. November 9. Senhor Alberto Jaffe will present a concert In (be Sue an B. Harris Chapel at 8:00 pjn. A first prise winner of many competitions In his native country, Senhor J affe has cured extensively throughout Spain. Israel, and otherEuro pean countries. He entered his first national competition at the age of eleven and won the honor of appearing as guest soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra. He was the winner of the Brazilian division of the jeunesses Muslcales compet ition and was selected as first violinist in the International orchestra at the World's Fair In Brussels. He is now com pleting a three-volume edi tion of six Bach violin and piano sonatas. Senhor J affe will be assist ed at the piano by his talented wife, Daisy de Luc a, who has also won many prizes In Spain, Germany, and her native Bra zil. The program of the Bra zilian violinist will consist of C Major Sonata. K 296, Sonata. Sonatina. Canto do Clsne Negro, Sonau In A Ma jor, Mozart, Debussy, Bartok, villa Lobos. and Franck. Deed T ranefers Walter and Mary E. Sneed to George D. and Barbara 0*Nell. 3 tracts of land in Hayesvllle Township. J. W. and Vera Lee Led ford to Frederick J. and Ma tilda Trsntham, land in Hla w as see Township. J. W. and Mildred Venn Chandler to Ira Hill, 1.5 acres more or less in Brasstown Township. Donald Mosteller et als to Jack Shook, 30 acres more or less in Tusqutttee Township. Mont H. and Mollle Reece to Charles and Corena BetUs, 2 1/2 acres more or less In Brasstown Township. James M. and Lena Eliza beth Stolnoff to Henry and Ida G. Chappell, 38 acres more or less In Brasstown Township. HAYESV1LLE HALFBACK Tommy Davenport, No. 24, dark jersey, goes high Into the air to snag one of quarterback Walter Kelly's passes in the Copper Basin game at Hayesvllle Friday. (Scout Photo) J vie duneral MURPHY- ANDREWS-HAYESVILLE MRS. COLEMAN HAYESVILLE -Mrs. Eugen ia Coleman, 83, died Monday morning in a Hiawassee, Ga., hospital after a short illness. A native of Haywood County, she was the widow of Arthur M. Coleman, who died In 19S2. She was a member of Myers Chapel Methodist Church. Surviving are one daughter Mrs. Cllne McClure of Hayes - vllle; one son, Frank Cole man of Hayesvllle; one sis ter, Mrs. Charlie Evans of Canton; two brothers, E. A. and Ed Murray of Hayes vllle; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday In Myers Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev. J ack Thomas and the Rev. Cletes Pope of ficiated and burial was in the church cemetery.Pallbearers were Hoke McClure, Bob Ashe, RaySwain,JackGroves, Kenneth Barnard, and J. D. Waldroup. Ivle Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. CROSS INFANT Hayesvllle - Larry Cross, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cross, died on Friday night In a Hlawassee Hospital. Graveside services were held Saturday afternoon In Clay County Lady Celebrate* 85th Birthday HAYBSVILLE -Mrs. Georg la Power* celebrated bar 65th birthday Friday, October 26. A fat* surprise waa In store for bar. Her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Powers of Andrew*, spent the night wltft bar. All of her children except one, Mr*. Bdllh Mur ray, ate stgtper with bar. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Power*, Katie andCharyl, granddaugh ter*. Mrs. Mary P altnar, Mlsa Flo ranee Power*, and Mr*. Vara Ladford. Mrs. Power* has flee other grandchildren great grand-chUd Al though bar heal* Isn't Mrs. Power* Is still > piece quilts, sad cook She enjoys baking < " pies. She regularly. If a be t* Martin Hill Baptist Church Cemetery. The Rev. Verlln Martin of ficiated. Surviving In addition to the parents are five sisters, Susie, Shirley Jo. Mamie,Lu cille, and Helen; four bro thers, Terry, Jesse, Ted, and Tony of the home; the pat ernal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess A. Cross of Hayes vllle; and paternal great grandmother, Mrs. EvaChas taln. Ivle Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. WALKER Jonathan Gray Walker, In fant son of Hubert Gray and Loretta Voyles Walker died Tuesday morning in a local hospital. Surviving besides the par ents, are the paternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willi am C. Walker, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Voyles and the maternal great - grandmother, Mrs. Josephine Stiles. Graveside services were held at 5 p.m. Tuesday In the Ranger Baptist Church ceme tery. The Rev. William J. Thompson, pastor of First Baptist Church of Murphy of ficiated, and burial was In the family plot. Ivle Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. MRS. NAOMI DENNY NANTAHALA -Mrs.Naomi Denny, 93, died In her home Tuesday morning after a long Illness. Mrs. Denny, better known as Atnt Oma, was a native of Macon County, the daughter of the later Porter and Adllne Brwln Owenby, old Macon Cotnty settlers. She was a member of Old Brlartown Baptist Church. Surviving are six sons, Luthsr, Rev. Carl, and Will, all of Nantahala; the Rev. J. D. and Bd Denny of Andrews; and Victor of High Point. Three daughters, Mrs. Emma Roper, and Mrs. Stella Roper of Nantahala; end Mrs. May Roper of Atlanta; one sister. Mrs. Dora Pass more of Nan tahala; one brother, John Owenby of Nantahala; thirty - four grandchildren; 28 great grssidchlldren; and two great great-grandchildren. Services were bald at 2 p.m. Wednesday In BethelHlU Bap tist Church. The Rev. John Fieenwnd officiated and burial was in the church Special All Flower Bulbs Reduced 2 1/2% Grdhulated Heptachlor 50 lb. Bag $3.65 Enough for one two thirds acres. For treatment of Alfalfa fields for weevil. Should be applied between October 15-November 15 for best results. Kerffa $3.85 | A Tub* 95C Dairy Feed. . . .$3.70 Trace Mineral Salt Blocks. . . .$1.29 Sulfur Blocks. .. .$1.05 I Window Kits Plain Salt Blocks. ,85C I ? . 39C 9X 12 Rugs . .$4.95 | Mail Boxes .$1.95 9Cu. Ft. Refrigerator. . . .$169.95 Twin Tub Ringer Washer. . . .$139.95 We have a complete line of churns, 2 gallons up to 6 gallons with lids. Also open mouth crochets. Formers Federation MURPHY - HAYESVILLE Crawford-Miigis Says KEEP WINTER OUT ALUMINUM STORM DOORS & WINDOWS KORDITE CLEAR PLASTIC STORM WINDOW KITS COMPLETB SET \1 jjQ FOR 4 WINDOWS ?floVV WOODSAVER Stove & Wood Hoator $37.75 op Now Is Hi? Tims To Apply HEPTACLOR ForThs Control ar Alfalfa WosvU. Bstrain Prions, If Yon Buy Now. Crawford & Miegos Nimfii NjC ? wjwtn*> Henn.Sunday HAB)' IS COMING! Chamber* Family Honored With Houeewarming HAYESVILLE - A large group of friends met at (he home of Frank Chambers on Friday night and brought gifts for (he new home (he family has moved into. The new home is above (he Ledford's Chapel Church and is completely modern. "Uncle John" Chambers, who lives with Frank and Larry said, "I didn't think 1 would ever be happy K> leave my old home (which stands in the yard of the new house), but 1 do love this beautiful view and the good warm bouse." All three of Frank's sons, Henson, Robert, and Larry, were present for the occasion. Robert and his family live in Kingston, Tenn. He andHenson had their families with them. A session of Bingo was en Joyed by the group. After wards, Frank opened the gifts and refreshments of cup cakes, mints, nuts, coffee, and lemonade were served. PEACHTREE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Buster Laney and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Whitmore in Blalrsvllle, Ga., Sunday after noon. -P Mr. andMrs.JlmEdHughes and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Led ford had supper in Helen, Ga., last Wednesday night. -P Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wal droup of Andrews visited here last week. -P Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sud derth and children of Cleve land, Tenn., spent the weekend here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sudderth and Mr. and Mrs. Ed English. -P We are sorry to hear that Mr. R. C. Pipes is in an Andrews Hospital, and hope he will be home soon. -P Mrs. Feryle Sanders has returned home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Reed White of Akron, Ohio. Clay County Personal Mention Mrs. Neal Kitchens ? Rhone 2358 or 2511 ? Hayisvitti. NX. Sp/4 James N. Rogers was discharged from the U. S. Army last week rfter aervlng 2 years. He had been station ed at Ft. Lee, Vs.. and has returned so Miami, Pla., where he will resume his former Job In refrigeration and air conditioning. Enroute k> Florida he stopped In At lanta. Ga.. to visit his brothers and slaters and their families, the W. G. Messers, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hartley, Bobby Rogers, and Miss Patricia Ann Rogers. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Halgler Scroggs and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scroggs and son John, of Washington are spending two weeks In Clay County. -CC Mrs. Mee Bell Grooms of Hlawassee, Ga., visited her father, Mr. Henry Kirby last Sunday. _cc Rev. and Mrs. Buddy May field and daughter of Atlanta, Ga., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Mayfleld of the Lick Log Community. On Sunday morn ing he delivered the message ? the Free Will Baptist Church group In Andrews -CC Mrs. Gilbert Eller andMrs. Bert Payne spent Sunday afternoon with their aunt. Mrs. Bell Marr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glbbey. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hall and children visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Hall last Sunday. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Long and son, Carl, recently went to the Smoky Mountains. -CC Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cress Moss were Mrs. Grayson Sowers and Mrs. Llllie And erson, and children. Mike and Ronnie, and Burch, of Blue Ridge, Ga. Circle Meet* HAYESV1LLE - The Jose phlne Truett Missionary Cir cle. of the Truett Memorial Baptist Church, met at the church on Thursday night, Oct. 25. An Interesting program was presented to the group, with Mrs. Leslie Carter In charge, on "Significance of WMU Emblem." Those taking part on the program were, Mrs. Edith Cabe. Mrs. Scot tie Saltz, and Mrs. Donna Turner. After the program, Mrs. Saltz and Miss Mary Bill Allison served refresh ments. -P Mr. Dock Sudderth, who Is employed In Hendersonvllle, spent last week with his wife here. Mr. and Mrs. Nasi Rogers and Cheryl were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Crawford. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore spent the ? weekend in Ashs vllle with Mr. and Mrs. Neal Crawford. -CC Mr. and Mrs. johnny Penland of Ashevllle are visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Penland at Shooting Creek. -CC Robert Gibby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glbbey was dis charged from the U. S. Array last week and arrived home from Cleveland, Ohio, where he had been stationed for the past two years. On his way home, he slopped In Carrol ran, Ohio, and spent two days with Ms uncle, J. B. Marr. _Cc - Mary Clark Circle of WMS of Mt. Pleasant Church held their meeting at the church on Monday evening. The topic for discussion was "Laborers Together with God." -CC Mrs. Turner Ledford is able ID be tg> some now, af ter being convlned ra bed due ra illness. Mrs. Blanche Scott and daugh ter of Raleigh, visited her last week. _cc Mr. John Moss has been named the champion Pepper Grower over several count ies. Mrs. Moss also deser ves a lot of credit dace she la fee pepper crop -0C Mijor Kenneth West came home Friday ?> epend a dirty day furlough. He hae been Id Germany (or the past 26 months. He will go ? Ft.Gor don. Fa., afar his furlough ends and will be a tattooed -CC Mra. J. E. Barnard of (he Warne community la visiting relatives la Virginia this week. -CC Mr. Charles Woodard and Miss Mary Aan Boling of At lanta. Ga.. were the Staiday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neal R. Kitchens. -CC Mrs. Nora Ford, who re cently lived with her daughter, Mrs, Kenneth West. In Warne Is now living In an apartment in Murphy. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Walt Johnson of the Tusquittee community visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phillips and son at Blue Ridge on Sunday. -CC Mrs. Walter Burch of Franklin has bean visiting re latives In Clay County for a few days. She returned home on Sunday and her mother, Mrs. Maggie Moore stent with her tor an extended visit. Till, LAVATORY, COMODE $135.00 Complete To Floor Will Contract For Complete installation including septic tank, drain field, floor <md wall tile. Woodard Electric Service At Hlghbrldf* 2127 HayMYllte, NjC. SIRLOIN Branded USDA CHOICE STEAK Trimmed Keady To Cook SHOP HAYESVILLE, N.C. Cube Steak 790 lb. Lean Boneless Stew 59C lb. Lean Ground Beef 49C lb. Nescafe Instant COFFEE 10 02. $1.19 Cabbage Fresh Hambi or Nantahala Only 4C lb. Kraft Cheese L 2# Box 59C owansdown CAKE MIX 3 boxes 890 Chicken or Turkey POT PIES 2 - 8 02. Pies 39C ll Luziarme White Label Coffee 1# tin can . . .65C Luzlanne Instant Coffee 2 oz. Jar 19C INSTANT COFEEE m GIANT 10 o*. SIZE MAYONNAISE .19' Pure Vegetable SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING. 3# tin. . . .6Qti Pumpkin Pies Pet-kitz Frozen 1 1/2 lb. pie 55C Dixie Belle Saltines 1 lb. box. . .190 TURKIY$S:49t lb. Martha White MY-T-PURE Flour 2.49 Grade "A" EGGS Large 53d dz. Pork Spar* Rib* and Backbones 39C lb. 1 5# bog of Martha White Corn Meal FREE with each bag. Apple Pfee Big 22 oz. Site 2 for SK wng" 5 a 3W PINTO MANS Southern Delight Quarters BISCUITS 12 S S9t POPCORN 2 PURE LARD 4 lb. ctn? ? ?
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