THE CHEROKEE SCOUT and CLAY COUNTY
PROGRESS
V*I?M 74 No. 34, March 1*. IM4 U Pog?s This W..4. P?bll?h?4 Chit P*Maf? Pal4?tlfellM
Miss 'Davenport Weds
Carl Davis deb. 15
HAYESVILLE - Miss Caro
lyn Davenport, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Davenport of
Hayes vllle, became the bride
of Carl Davis, son of Mr. anfl
Mrs. Sylvester Davis of Blue
Ridge, Ga. on Feb. 16 at 7:00
pun. The Rev. J. Omer Jones
performed the ceremony in the
Virginia Avenue Baptist
nrdl in Atlanta.
The bride wore a street
length dress of white chan
tllly lace over satin. Her fin*
gertlp veil of illusion was at
tached to a tiara of pearls.
She carried a white Bible top
ped with an orchid.
Mrs. David Burch, sister
of the birde, was the only at
tendant.
Billy Demon of Hit wis see,
Ga., served as best man.
The bride's mother wore a
tweed suit with black acces
sories and had a white cor
sage of chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Davis is a graduate
of Hayesvllle High School and
is employed at the First
National Bank in Atlanta.
Mr. Davis attended Fannin
County High School. He is em
ployed at the Gladwin Plastic
Co. in Atlanta.
A reception was held after
the ceremony at 800 Ponce
De Leon Avenue, Atlanta, with
Mrs. David Burch and Mrs.
Billle Denton assisting In
serving.
Top Ag Official To Speak
At Hayesville March 24
HATESVTLLE - Harry B.
Caldwell, Chairman of the
National Agriculture Advis
ory Oommltwe and a member
BIBLE
QUESTIONS
ft ANSWERS
By Tom Lcitmter
Andrews Church of Christ
QUESTION: Can we today
be saved like die thief on die
cross?
ANSWER: The thief was
saved by Christ himself
speaking to him. The law of
Christ Bad not yet gone into
effect because wills come of
force after men are dead.
(Heb. 18-17)
Since we are living under
this law we have to meet Its
commands (I Jru MA) In order
to be aaved. The law of Christ
commands that we believe In
Christ (la. 3:16), that we
repent of the life we have liv
ed (Acts 17x30), that we con
fess our faith in Christ (Rom.
XOtlO), and that we be bap
tised in water for the remis
sion of our sins (Acts 22:16;
2:38). When we have done
these things we are saved and
added to the Lord's church
(Acts 241. 47).
Radio programs on WKRK
Sundsy 8:16; 8:30.
Church services in And
rews: Sunday 10:00; 11 100; and
7:00 p.m.; Wettaesday 7:00
p.m.
of the National Grange, will
speak at the School Auditor
ium in Hayes ville Tuesday,
March 34, at 7:30 p.m.
Mr. Caldwell, who was re
cently appointed to the Agri
cultural post by President
Lyndon B. Johnson, will speak
on the history of the Grange,
its purpose, ?nd what it has
meant to rural America.
The meeting is open to the
public and everyone is urged
to attend.
Birthday Dinner
Given For
Mrs. Thomas King
HAYES VILLE - Mrs. New
ell Crisp of Hayes ville and
Mrs. doe Moore of Murphy
were co-hostesses at a
birthday dinner party at the
Crisp home, honoring Mrs.
Thomas King of Murphy on
her birthday March 6.
The St. Patrick theme was
carried out in all decorations.
Those who attended were the
honoree and Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
son Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Murray, Or. and Mrs.
L. R. Staton, Earl Van Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Crisp
and Thomas King.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kit
chens and daughter of Wash
ington, R C. and Mrs. Harry
Ledford of Bakersville are
visiting at the W. E. Kitchens
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hed
den of Chattanooga visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Rogers and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Alexander dur
ing the weekend.
REWARD $50
For information Leading To The
Recovery Of Very Important Re
cords In The Name of Roy Spark*
Or The Hlawassee Motor Co. The
Papers Were Stolen From The
Safe At Hlawassee Motor Co. Mon
day Morning, March 9. Contact
Roy Sparks At Hlawassee Motor
Company, Hlawassee, Ga., or The
Cherokee Scout Office In Murphy.
Hinton Center Directors
Hold Annual Meeting
HAYESVILLE - The Board
of Directors of Hint on Cen- i
ter held their annual meet
ing Friday night and Satur
day. The Friday evening ses
sion started with a supper.
Miss Betty Jo Swalm, a mem
ber of the local MYF gave the
devotional. The Rev. Grady
Burgin of Hayesville First
Methodist Church welcomed
the group. An hour of fellow
ship and singing followed. The
Executive Board then met for
a short session.
Dr. Horace McSwain, Exe
cutive Secretary of the Board
of Missions of States ville,
presided at the Saturday con
ference. The Rev. Joe Law,
the Rev. Grady Burgin, Miss
Laura Wells of Hayesville and
Miss Jennie YoungbiooJ of
Hayesville and Nashville,
Tenn. gave a panel discus
sion on the recent music
school held at Hinton Cen
ter and the Laboratory Work
shop on Church Membership.
They told the group this was
a pilot workshop where 9
children and 15 ministers and
leaders were involved.
Visiting ministers expres
sed the possibilities of send
ing seminary students to
Hinton Center for similar
workshops. They felt the
actual contact with children
would be good In service train
ing for young ministers.
The Rev. Harold McSwain
of Emory University, Atlanta,
has been appointed part time
director at Hinton Center
while he Is finishing his
doctorate at Emory. He will
assume this position June L
Heart Fund
Chairmen Thank
Contributors
HAYESVILLE - The Heart
Association this week thanked
all the citizens of Clay County
for generous contributions to
the fund raising effort this
year.
The total amount reported
for the 1964 Drive was
$393.89.
Mrs. Newell Crisp and
Mrs. Arthur Murray, co -
chairmen of the Clay County
Heart Fund Association, also
thanked all the volunteers who
gave their time to make the
drive a success.
Special thanks went to the
following young people who
solicited funds and sold bal
loons: Bill and Connie Murray,
Butch Staton, Lynn Chambers,
Connie Mease, Jackie Au
berry and Karen Wood.
"The Association warmly
appreciates the excellent cov
erage by the Clay County
Progress of our campaign and
our year - round Heart
Association activities. You
may make your contributions
to the Memorial Fund at any
time during the year, to honor
a relative or friend,"the co
chairmen said.
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Billy Smith of Atlanta, Ga.
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Crisp.
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Mrs. Wiley McGlamery and
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McGlam
ery were Sunday dinner guests
of Miss Mary Jar rett. On Sun
day afternoon both the Mrs.
McGlamerys visited Miss
Mary Lou Grant. Miss Grant
is improving after a recent
automobile accident.
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Wiley McGlamery, Frank
Hall and Rufus G. Vick went
to Laurel Mississippi on poul
try business this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wal
droup and Karen of Hay esvllle,
James Burch and Mr. Maney,
County Agent from Rabun Gap,
Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Neal Kitchens Sunday after
noon.
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Mrs. Mae Holllfleld, Mrs.
Doyle Coker and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Coleman visited Mrs.
John Coleman in Canton Sun
day afternoon.
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Mrs. Arthur Penland of the
Oak Forest section fell at her
home Monday and was Injur
ed. She was taken to a Murphy
Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greer
and family of Plnevllle, West
Va., spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Beal
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swan
son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cun
ningham, also of Plnevllle
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Cunningham and
Paula.
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Mrs. C. A. Burch la at
home and Improving after
being a patient In Hlawassee
Hospital pert of last week.
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A few minor changes were
made In the by-laws. Officers
were elected for the next four
years. The same group will
serve that has been on the
board for the past four years.
The members who were
present were: Julian H. Lazar,
Chairman of Town and Coun
try Commission, Rock Hill,
S. C.J Dr. Mark Q. Tuttle,
District Supu of Waynes -
ville District; Dr. Earl Bre
wer, Emory University, At
lanta, Ga.; Rev. Garland
Stafford, Executive Secretary
Commission of T & C. Sta
tes ville: Rev. Grady Burgin,
pastor of Hayes ville First
Methodist church; Dr. Wil
son Nesbitt, professor, Duke
Divinity School, Durham; Rev.
Earl Cunningham, Executive
Secretary, Section of Leader
ship Development of Nash
ville; John Johannaber, Dean
of Scarrit College, Nashville;
Mrs. Jeanne Page, South -
eastern Jurisdictional Council
of Atlanta; Rev. Joe Douthit
of Clemson College; Dr.
James W. Sells, Executive
Secretary of Southeastern
J ur isdictional Council of At
lanta, Ga.; Rev. Harold Mc
Swain of Atlanta, Ga. , and
Executive Secretary of Hin
ton Center; Harold Huff, Di
rector of Town and Country
Work, Philadelphia, Pa.; Dr.
Horace McSwain, Executive
Secretary of Board at Mis
sions, WNC, States vlllej
Merle Davis of Murphy; Hor
ace McClure, A. L. Penland
Mr. and Mrs. Max Waldroup
and Mrs. Neal R. Kitchens ol
Hayesville. who are local
members of the board.
Other workers and guests
who attended wereMlss Laura
Wells, Church and Community
Worker of Hayesville, Miss
Jennie Youngblood, Program
Specialist of Nashville, Tenn.
and Hayesville, Rev. Joe Law
who is pastor of Shooting
Creek Charge; Eugene Wal
droup, Chairman of Lay Coun
cil of Hayesville; Mrs. J.
Walter Moore, also of Hay
esville; Mrs. Earl Cunning
ham of Nashville, Tenn.; Mrs.
John Johannaber, also of
Nashville; Mrs. Joe Douthit
of Clemson, S. C., Mrs. James
W. Wells and Mrs. Harold
McSwain and children of
Atlanta, Ga.
Clay Set For
Second Dose
Sabin Sunday
HAYESVILLE - All day
County residents will receive
their 2nd dose of oral Sab In
vaccine Sunday, March 22.
The second dose will be
given at the following places:
Hayesville High School, Elf
School, Ogden School, Shooting
Creek School and Tusquittee
voting place.
Study Course
Begins Mar. 23
At Oak View Church
HAYESVILLE - A study
course will be held at the Oak
View Baptist Church starting
March 23 through March 27.
The course is on the Letter
To the Ephesians. The Rev.
Robert Barker will teach the
course. Everyone is Invited
to attend.
Shower Given
For Mrs. Davis
HAYESVILLE -Mrs. Wayne
Hogsed, Mrs. David Burch
and Mrs. Frank Hogsed hon
ored Mrs. Carolyn Davis with
a shower at the home of Mrs.
B. T. Maney last Saturday
night.
The table was overlaid with
a white lace cloth. Arrange
ments of roses and other flow
ers were used as decorations.
The punch bowl was surround
ed by greenery and flowers.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening to
a large crowd who attended.
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Homer Burch has been a
patient in Hiawassee Hos
pital for several days.
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Mrs. WinfredMor an of Bur
lington, N. C., spent the past
two weeks with Ptl. and Mrs.
Don Moran. They returned to
Burlington with her Sunday
night for a two day visit.
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F rank Swans on was a pat
ient in Hall County Hospital
part of last week. He is sche
duled for surgery there this
week.
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Mrs. W. E. Kitchens had
surgery in Emory Hospital in
Atlanta, Ga., on Tuesday of
this week.
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John Moss, Jr., of Atlanta,
Ga., spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Moss at Tusqulttee.
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Willard Huffman of Atlanta
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Huffman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry MorrU
of Shelby visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore at
Warne last week.
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Vernon Rowland has return
ed to Clay County after sev
eral weeks In ChehallU,
Wash.
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Mrs. Plato Salts visited
the Beadle Nelson family and
Mrs. J. V. A. Moore on last
Thursday.
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The Sabin Vaccine is being
sponsored by the VFW and
VFW Auxiliary. Local doc
tors, nurses, and other volun
teer workers will be on hand
to administer the vaccine.
The Health Department ur
ges all people in Clay to come
in for this second feeding.
The above places will be open
from 1:00 to 5 .-00 p.m.
Clay County Personal Mention
Mr*. NmI Kitckaaa - Pko?? IU-24S1 mt 389-2193
HDtSCHFELD, Germany - Staff Sergeant Harry G. Ledford of Hayesville, and his wife,
Marilyn, (center) chat with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kiel, German friends with whom they have
been studying languages for the past six months. Sergeant Ledford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Ledford of Route 3, Hayesville, is an Air Force roads and grounds supervisor at Hahn Air
Base, near here. He and his wife, the former Marilyn J. Miller of 212 N. Marion, Ottumwa,
Iowa, are living In the village as part of an exchange program designed to further Ameri
can - German relations in this European country. The sergeant, who art ended Hayesville
High School, entered the service in January, 1952.
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Tuesday afternoon visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Moore and Mrs. Maggie
Moore were Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Moore, Mr. Lawrence
Moore, Mrs. Cress Moss of
Hayesville, Mrs. Walter
Burch, Mrs. Chub Wilhide,
and Mrs. Jess Shcpe of Frank
lin and Mrs. Pass Hyatt of
Brass town.
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Allen Monkus, who is sta
tioned at Ft. Bragg, N. C., is
spending a few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Monkus.
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Edwln Smith and sons of At
lanta spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. C. L. Smith
at Oak Forest. On Tuesday
Mrs. Jess Shope and Mrs.
Chub Wilhide of Franklin vis
ited Mrs. Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith and
children of Winston Salem
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Cress Moss in Hayesville.
Mrs. Moss returned with them
for a few days visit.
Gene Cothern of the Cold
Branch section of Clay County
and Miss Fannie Kelley of
Blalrsvllle, Ga., were re
cently married. They will live
In Blalrsvllle.
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Johnny Moss of Atlanta
spent Monday with his par
ents, Mr. andMrs. John Moss,
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pen
land announce the birth of a
daughter Saturday, March 7,
in the Hiawassee Hospital.
Mrs. Penland is the former
Miss Jimmie Lou Berrong of
Hiawassee.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burch
and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Burch
and Pamela visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Cabe and Mrs.
French Cabe Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Burch has been
confined to the home due to
illness for several weeks and
is feeling much better now.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cheeks
and family, Mr. andMrs. Har
vey Coleman and Mrs. Neal
Kitchens visited Mr. andMrs.
Carl Sellers Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sellers is improving
after being ill for the past
two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Togg Phil
lips and Gregory spent last
week vacationing in Orlando
and Daytona Beach, Fla. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl
S eager In Orlando. Mrs. Sea
ger is the former Miss Joan
Phillips of Clay County.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Mull
visited his mother, Mrs.
Nancy Mull at Upper Tus
quittee Sunday.
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Saturday night visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Johnson were Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Phillips of Lake
Chatuge, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Moore of Tusqulttee.
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Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe May
and Charles, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Moore, Jr., of Hayes -
ville and the Ed Singleton
family of Clayton, Ga.
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Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Moore were Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Phillips, the Frank
Moores and the Fred Moores.
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Card Of Thanks
HATESVILLE - We deeply
appreciate all the kindness of
our friends and relatives dur
ing the illness and at the death
of our mother, Mrs. Belle
Marr. We appreciate the flow
ers, food, words of comfort,
and prayers.
Mrs. Homer Glbbey
Gllne It J. B. Marr
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