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Wed.-Thur.-Fri.
Jan. 22, 23, 24
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TECHWCOIM
? People Who Have An Irrational Pear
Of Demons Ghosts Or The Supernatu
ral May Mot Be Ptrmittad To Vitw
This Shocking Motion Picturt!
Henn Theatre
Sat., Jan. 25
jEAN SEDERCj
STANlEy bAkER
Henn Theatre
Late Show
Sat., Jan. 25
He was hired
to Mate them
...but not
to Date them/
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KIRK DOUGLAS
, M TTZI GAYNO R
I GIG YOUNG
FOR LOVE OR MONEY
THELMA RITTER
LESLIE PARRISH * JULIE NEWMAR
I WILLIAM BENDIX ? 8ICHAA0 SAR6ENT
Henn Theatre
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
January 26, 27, 28
HENN
THEATRE
I Wetoesday, Thursday, and
Friday. January 32, 23, and
' Ms WIVES AND LOVERS.
. Saturday. January II, Doa
ble Feature ? TWICE TOLD
TALES plus THE GREAT VAN
ROBBERY.
Late Show Saturday Nights
10A6 pjn., January 26 - IN
THE FRENCH STYLE
Sunday, Mooday, Tuesday,
January 26, 27, 28, Kirk
Douglas, Mitzi Gaynor, Gig
F Young in FOR LOVE OR
MONET.
Wefeesday, January 29 -
THE LIST OF ADRIAN MES
SENGER.
' Murphy 64
Drive-In
I
Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday, January 24, 25,
and 26 - THE GREAT ES
CAPE.
THE a
GREAT <
ESCAPE
MHSCH COMPANY nam
STEVE MCQUEEN
JAMES GARNER
RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH '
-"-" THE GREAT ESCAPE"
* mmuboh MWIB M68** iSSm*
Murphy 64 Drive-ln
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
January 24, 25, 26
The Tri-County Methodist
Men will meet at the Hinton
Rural Life Center on Thurs
day, January 30. This will be
Ladies' Night and reser
vations must be made by Tues
day, January 27.
A
Mrs. James Stover, who re
cently moved to Lebanon,
Ore., was presented the 10,000
telephone Installed by the Linn
County Telephone Company.
To honor the occasion Mrs.
Stover was given two free
telephone calls anywhere In
the United States. She chose
her mother, Mrs. Roy Wil
liams and sister, Mrs. Wayne
McNally, who lives in Paige,
Arizona.
Basketball Schedule
This Friday night Rofcbins
ville is *t Murphy and And
rews plays tt Hayes vllle.
Next Tuesday Stecoah
comes to Murphy, Mt. View
is at Andrews and Nanta
hala is at Hayes vllle.
Super Specials
" HOWELL'S SUPERMARKET
4 POUND BOX
BACON ? tMDs 1 pitcis 1 00
LAYS "THREE LITTLE PIGS"
SAUSAGE 3 ..... 89*
FRESH-BROWN-MEDIUM SIZE
EGGS ? 2 I/2 DOZEN PACK ^
PRUNtS^Ni,l'?5
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
? 12 OUNCES 290 ? 18 OUNCE TUMILER 390
* M *
BUSH FOOD SALE
PINTO BEANS
NAVY BEANS
TURNIP GREENS
OCTOBER BEANS
GREAT NORTHERN BEANS
CHOPPED KRAUT
MEX STYLE BEANS
YELLO EYE BEANS
MIXED BEANS
BLACK EYED PEAS
20 TO PACKAGE
BROWN I SERVE
1 ROLLS 190
8 IN PACKAGE
NEW PILLSBURY
i Apple ,7fc
Turnovers J,v
48 OUNCE ? FAMILY SIZE
MAZOLA Oil 790
FROZEN-READY TO BAKE
PIES y,,-v ^ 3fo11 100
ARMOUR STAR-100% CORN OIL
OLEO MARGARINE ? 4 pound $1.00
MAYONAISE 253 ? 590
50 'ffl' POTATOES $14>
PURINA
5 lb Bag
Dog Chow 690
SALTINES
Premium
One Pound 29C
TREND
Pink Liquid
22 ounces 290
NEXT DOOR
TO
POST OFFICE
HOWELL'S
SUPER MARKET
iHome OwMd ? Thrifty ? frkndly - Modtr
ASCS News 1
By L. L. Kisselburg
County Office Manager.
In 1963 a total of 55,020 j
farms In North Carolina earn
ed payments under the Feed
Grain Program. These farms
diverted a total of 566,458
acres of feed grains and .
earned a total of $17,807.00
in diversion and price sipport
payments. This means that
farmers who participated in
the 1963 feed grain program
averaged more than $300.00
per farm in diversion and
price support payments.
Cherokee County had 303
farms to earn a payment in
1963 amounting to $49,038.00.
This means that these farm
ers averaged $161.00 per farm
in diversion and price support
payments.
The results of this program
have been excellent in North
Carolina. It has enabled farm
ers to work toward the national
goal of getting the supply of
feed grains more in line with
demand. Nationally, the pro
gram has been highly success
ful in reducing government
cost while at the same time
increasing the farmers net in
come. The payment made to
farmers In North Carolina
have stimulated the economy
and enabled farmers in most
cases to show a net income of
more dollars than if they had
grown the full base.
The 1964 feed grain pro
gram sign-up will begin Feb
LEGAL NOTICE
CLAY COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY TO THE LOC*VGOV
ERNMENT COMMISSION FOR
APPROVAL OF BONDS.
NOTICE is hereby given of
intention of the undersigned
to file application with the
Local Governments Comm
sion, Raleigh, N. C., for its
approval of the issuance of
the following proposed bonds
of the Town of Hayes ville,
which bonds shall be subject
to approval of the voters of
said Town at an election;
(1) f 15,000 of bonds for the
improvement and extension of
the water system maintained
by the Town to provide a supply
of water to said Town and Its
inhabitants by the construct
ion of a 150,000 gallon con
crete reservoir, the replace
ment and extension of water
lines and the installation of
hydrants, including the ac
quisition and installation of
the equipment, machinery, and
apparatus required therefor
and the acquisition of the nec
essary lands or rights -In -
land.
(2) $15,000 of bonds for the
Improvement and extension of
the Town's sanitary sewer
system by the construction of
? plant for the treatment and
disposal of sewage and the in- ,
stallation of outfall lines and
collection lines, including the
acquisition and installation of
die equipment, machinery, and
apparatus required therefor
and the acquisition of the nec
essary lands or rlghts-ln
land.
The notice was first pub
lished on the 9th day of Jan
uary, 1964. Any citizen or tax
payer objecting to the Issuance
of any or all of said bonds
may rile with the Local Gov
ernment Commission a veri
fied statement setting forth his
objections as provided in Sec
tion 159-7.1 of the General
Statutes of North Carolina, In
which event he shall also file
? copy of such statement with
the undersigned, at any time
within ten days from and after
such first publication. A copy
of this notice must be attach
ed to the statement so fUed.
Objections set forth in said
statement shall be for con
sideration by said Commis
sion in its determination of
whether or not It may hold a
public hearing as provided by
law on the matter of the Is
suance of said bonds.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
TOWN OF HAYESV1LLE,
NORTH CAROLINA, By ! Will
iam E. Carter, Clerk.
26-2TC
.etter To The Editor
Dear Mr. Editor:
I have nothing but praise
for your editorial about die
Police Department of Mur
phy. It is high time that these
outmoded horse and buggy
days of policing this com
munity be discontinued. I
speak with some authority as
to experience, having come up
ruary 10th. The program for
1964 will be similar to the
1963 program. All farmers
with feed grain base are urg
ed to study their individual
situation and sign up if they
fell it is to their advantage
to do sc. Full details about
the program are available at
the County ASCS Of ice.
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January 31, 1964, is the
deadline date for filing appli
cations under the 1963 Wool
Incentive Program.
February 15, 1964 is
the closing date for making
application for new farm
Burley Tobacco Allotments.
Farm Operators should be
urged to notify the ASCS of
fice when there is a change in
their mailing address.
Persons buying or selling
farmland within the county
should be reminded that each
transaction should be report
ed to the ASCS office in order
that the farm records may be
corrected. Allotment notices
are invalidfor farms for which
a change in ownership or ope
ration has taken place on which
a correction in the records
have not been made.
Reliable Party For Added
Income For Part Or Full
Time Work We Secure
Location! For Tester*
Male or female, wanted
for this area to service
route for Sylvania&R.C.A.
television and radio tubes
sold through our latest
modern method free self
service tube testing and
merchandising units. Will
not interfere with your pre
sent employment. To
qualify you must have
$1,476.60 to *2,953.20 in
cash available immediate
ly for inventory and equip
ment, investment secured.
Car, 5 spare hours weekly,
could net up to 96,000.00
per year in your spare
time, should be able to start
at once. This company will
extend financial assistance
to full time if desired. Do
not answer unless fully
qualified for time and in
vestment. Income should
start immediately. Busi
ness set up for you. Sel
ling. soliciting, or exper
ience is not necessary. For
personal interview in your
city- please include your
Phone Number and WRITE
U. S. Electronic* Corp.
6267 Natural Bridge
Plna Lawn 20, Mo.
I
with 34 years of experience of
carrying ? badge and gun, from
a private to a Major and Sup
er imendant of a large police
department in a northern
county.
This town needs modern
police protection from the
word go, with a modern well
organized Police Department
at least with radios in the
cars and an officer on duty at
the station at all times.
I am sure the business men
and the citizens in the com
munity would support whole
heartedly any program to
bring this about. 1 know one
businessman who hopes you
will not let this die as lots
of other fruits have died on
the vine of progress.
B. M. Dorsey
President, Cherokee Corp.
Cai Me |0 mon| before lite be|in
1' "l? V III ItCWT" Somettmes many times!
H K Ml RINIf And It daev i child
/ ? ?
... -??y, a retarded mmd
. ?<*o to face harder to bear j
RiMRNr . Prty didn t stop polio ft* March of Own 4M!
M? KIP K FWfT IMTH KFICTS*
JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES
Maternal fa? ?haa Mafcli * Omm mtrmm ?Ui
fttfw aat MOpart tar Tl? *?* * ? *
Join The March Of Dimes In
Cherokee And Clay Counties.
Attention Hard Of Hearing
IMPORTANT FREE CONSULTATION
If you are hard of hearing do not miss
this important clinic conducted by Mr.
Gabriel Stahle, Acousticon Asheville Co.,
who has served and helped this hard of
tearing in this area for over 16 years.
Com* In Aid Take Advantage
Of The Following Sorvicos.
1. Free audiometer hearing test for
anyone.
2. See and hear our brand-new Eyeglass
hearing assistor, also tiny all-in-the
ear aids as well as all other Models.
3. Hearing aids checked and cleaned Fre
4. Liberal battery discount Plan.
5. Refund on used batteries.
Monday, January 27, From 10:00
A.M. to 2:00 P.M
Acousticon Asheville Co
Gabriel Stahle, Dlstr
1107 Jackson Bldg
Asheville, N. C.
Local Consultant
Mrs. Ruby Wu chester
418 Cherry Street
Murphy, N.C.
REWARD
$100.00
For Information Leading to the Arrest
and Conviction of Person or Persons who
Recently Shot and Destroyed the Last
Street Light Located on the Cold Spring
Road, to Rlmco Mfg. Corp.
Murphy Power Board
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