The CHEROKEE .
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SL< *UT
and Clay County Progress
ESTABLISHED JULY, 1889
JACK OWENS Editor and
Publisher
Published every Thursday at Church Street, Murphy,
North Catoiino.
Second Class Postage Paid At Murphy, North
Carol ina.
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All subscriptions delivered in North Carolina in
clude the state's three per cent sales tox.
Rhodo
Rev. O. C. Day conducted
preaching services at Juna
luska Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
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Jim Lee attended decoration
services at Euchella Sunday
morning.
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Mrs. Harold Cross and
daughter, Donna, of Nanta
hala, were Rhodo visitors on
Saturday.
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Nlr. and Mrs. Junior Camp
bell and son, Jerry, of Nanta
hala, visited relatives at
Rhodo Sunday.
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Rev. J. C. Day filled his
regular appointment at Moun
tain View Church Sunday
morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hedden.
and children, Joyce and Jim
mie of Murphy, visited Rho
do friends Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Harley W. Grant and
daughter, Mrs. W. M. Day
attended the preaching serv
ices at Topton Baptist Chu
rch Sunday night. The Rev.
Ted. Ellis is pastor of this
church.
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Peachtree News
Misses Doris and Barbara
Gentry and Miss Louise Corn
spent last week at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gentry
of Atlanta spent the week end
here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ab. Gentry.
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Mr. Hubert Robinson of
Gastonia and Miss Kate Rob
inson of China Grove spent
last week end with their fath
er, H. L. Robinson and bro
ther, Ed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hen
drix and daughter, Sarah Lynn
of Highlands were week end
guests of his parents, Mr.
anc" Mrs. Glenn Hendrix.
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Mr. Ronald Hobbs, of Dec
ker, Tenn., is visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Sudderth this week.
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Miss Jeannette Pipes of
Atlanta spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. Kate
Pipes.
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Stork
Market
Report
BROWN
A son, Charles Dale, to
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Brown of Rt. 1, Marble, May
13, at Providence Hospital.
Mrs. Brown is the former
Miss Mary Maxine Rogers.
MCGILL
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mc
Gill of West Asheville ann
ounce the birth of a daugh
ter, Celia Roseanna on May
6 at St. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. McGill is the former
Miss Jane Hall.
Among The Sick
MURPHY - Patients admit
ted to Providence Hospital
from May 8 through May 15
were: Robert G. Haigler, Rt.
3; Jim Gibbs; David Earl Ab
ernathy, Rt. 1; Sandra Rob
erts, Rt. 1; Blaine Donley,
Farner, Tenn; Michael George
Townson; Ernest Kilpatrick,
Marble; Karen Sampson,
Blairsville, Ga.; Kenneth
Grant, Nantahala; Cecil Mc
Cluce, Hayesville; Mrs. Gar
rett Moore, Rt. 1; William
Wishon; Ross Cornwell; Mrs.
Thomas Gibson, Rt. 3; Betty
Jean Burgess; L. J. Townson;
Mrs. Delmar Dye, Rt. 1, Cul
berson; John Sudderth, Rt. 3;
Mrs. E. E. Stiles, Murphy,
and Mrs. Rufus Reece, And
rews.
Boiling Springs
Mrs. Tina Arms visitedMr.
and Mrs. D. G. O'Dell Satu
rday p.m.
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We were sorry to hear of
the death of Mrs. Harry Fain
the death of Mrs. Harry Fain.
She was the former Miss Vina
Hass of Upper Hanging Dog.
The place of her death was
on the west coast of Calif
ornia. She was buried May
15 at White Church Cemetery.
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Mrs. BonnieBlevins of And
rews and Mrs. Dock Sudder
th visited in Blue Ridge, Ga.
on Sunday afternoon.
Jimmy Kill ian, USN,
Serving On
Submarine Torsk
USS TORSK? JtmrayKillian
sonar man seaman, USN, son of
Mrs. Stella O. Taylor of 107
Willow St., Murphy, N. C. is
serving aboard the submarine
USS Torsk, operating out ot
Norfolk, Va.
Torsk is presently oper
ating off the coast of Virgin
ia with other units of the At
lantic Fleet.
She periodically serves with
the Sixth Fleet in the Medi
terranean.
Capt. W. N. Wallis
Completes
Combat Course
V ALP ARAISO ,F LA -Capt.
William N. Wallis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Datt
ilo of 3218 Normandy Rd, St.
Joseph, Mo., has completed
the combat operations course
at the Air Force Air -Ground
operations Sci.ool at Hurlburt
Field, Fla.
Capt. Wallis is an air traf
fic controller in the Air For
ce Communications Service
(AFCS) at Eglin AFB,Fla.
afcs maintains communi
cations for control of global
Air Force operations.
The captain, a graduate of
Central High School, attend
ed the University of Mary
land European Division. He
received his commission up
on completion of Officer Can
didate School.
His wife, Wanda, isthedau
ghter of Mrs. Jack Conley
of Andrews, N. C.
Shoal Creek
Decoration for Shoal Creek
Baptist Church will be May
24, at 10:00 a.m. No service
at the church in the morning
but Communion Service at
1 :30 p.m.
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Mrs. Tina Bass and dau
ghter, Mrs. Marie Mobly,
Atlanta, Ga., spent the week
end with Mrs. N. R. Mont
gomery. Mrs. Junior Bur
ger of Isabella, Tenn. was a
visitor on Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ful
ghum of Candler, N. C. were
weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Brendle.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vel
lenoweth, Chattanooga, Tenn.
came Friday to spend the
weekend with Mrs. E. C. Suit
and Mrs. J. B. Slaughter.
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Eugene Brown, Gastonia,
N. C. came to spend the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Burl Brown and brought
a friend, Mr. Carl Aufen. Mr.
Horace McNabb was a Satu
_ rday visitor.
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Our deepest sympathy to the
family of Willie Baker who
was buried at Swanson Ceme
tery on Friday.
Selective Service
Board News
MURPHY- Three regist
rants were forwarded for In
duction on May U, 1964. They
were Eddie Tatham West,
Kenneth Clyde Dockery and
Truman Taylor.
Thirty-six were forwarded
for armed forces physical ex
mination.
Area Leaders
To Attend
TVA Conference
KNOXVILLE - Over 150
leaders in area development
activities from throughout the
Tennessee Valley will gather
on the University of Tenn
essee campus at Knoxville
Thursday for a two-day Area
Development Conference.
"Effective Leadership- Key
to Area Development," will
be the theme of theConference
sponsored jointly by theUniv
ersity of Tennessee, TVA, and
tiie Tennessee River and Tri
butaries Association.
Leaders from this area who
have indicated that they plan
to attend the Conference are;
Jim Baker, Andrews, N. C.:
Robert BRUCE, Murphy, W.
Merle Davis, Murphy, Phillip
J. Howell, Hayesville, Claude
Kimsey, Hiawassee, Ga.,Hugh
Seay, Blue Ridge, Ga., Ed
Swartz , Young Harris, Ga.
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Little Pamela, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ray
Jones, goes to Baptist Hos
pital in Atlanta, Ga. on Tues
day to have a tumor remov
ed from her lung. Best wish
es.
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Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Stiles
and family of Gastonia,N.C.
BRO"GHT Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ards with them to spend the
weekend with Mr. Stiles' mot
her, Mrs. Ada Stiles.
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Clay Loudermilk and Win
ston Taylor of Ducktown spent
Sunday with Mr. andMrs.S.D.
Jones.
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Lester Baker of Dalton.Ga.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Weaver and family from Flo
rida were visitors inthe com
munity last week.
Cherokee Scout & Clay County
Progress, Thurs. May 21, 1964 a
Boiling Springs
Prayer meeting is pro
gressing here very nicely.
E verybody should attend.
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Bladcberry winter has been
here again. Folks everywhere
about here have been keeping
a little fire in their stoves
to warm the cool air up
slightly.
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D. G. O'Dell who was a
patient at Providence Hosp
ital some time past, return
ed there Saturday, May 16
for a checkup. He is not
doing very well.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green
were visitors of his parents
at Ranger, N. C.. Thursday.
Kirs. Green is the former
Miss June O'OeU, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. O*
Deli. They were married
May 13 and will make their
home at Ashevtlle.
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MURPHY 88?
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You can let the children have plenty. Made
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no mix; just pour.
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YOUR FAMILY DESERVES THE BEST..
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. . . with that true grape flavor.
ENJOY THESE COOLING REFRESHERS NOW!
W. C. GRAY , Distributor ,
Andrews, N. C.
MRS. HOLLOWAY
ANDREWS - Mrs. Grace
Hal) Holloway, 55, widow of
William Holloway, died in an
Asheville hospital Wednesday,
WVPS
raw
Ivie Funeral Home
Murphy- Andrews-Hayesville
May 13, after a long illness.
She was a native of Chero
kee County, a daughter of Jess
and Jean Brown Hall. Her
husband was a merchant in
Graham County.
Surviving are two brothers,
Harrison and Harley Hall of
I Bryson City.
(Services were held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at the graveside in
the family cemetery near Rob
binsville.
have you set
the date for
your wedding?
Then. tlrop in for a
copy of our bride's
booklet. Contain- a complete
check li-t of thing* t<> do until
\ our dav of da> *.
Maki- an appointment for
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picture-* now.
Co for or 8LA & Wkit.
Scout Studio
Next Door To Westco Telephone Office
Phone 837 2222 Scout Photographer, Fred D?vl?
The Rev. T. C. Christmas
officiated.
Ivie Funeral Home was ill
charge.
MRS. NANCY WEAVER
MURPHY - Mrs. Nancy
Coleman Weaver, 80, of Rt.
4, died Sunday night, May
17, after a brief illness in
Dallas, N. C., where she
was visiting a daughter.
She lived in the Suit Com
munity of Cherokee County
with another daughter, Mrs.
Edna Jones. She was a native
of Polk County, Tenn., and
was a member of Maple Grove
Baptist Church.
Surviving are five daugh
ters, rs. Jones, Mrs. Flor
ence Stiles of Dallas, N. C.,
Mrs. Leona Rowland of Cleve
land, Ohio, Mrs. Lillie Mae
.Painter of Cleveland, Tenn.,
and Mrs. Claudia Chastain
of Pickens, S. C.i six sons,
Carl of Morristown, Tenn.;
Lawrence and Paul of Tur
tletown, Tenn., and Ralph,
Clarence, and Sylvester Wea
ver, all of Gastonia; two sis
ters, Mrs. Susie Ballinger of
Lewisburg, Tenn., and Mrs.
Florence Bain of Madison
ville, Tenn.; 36 grandchild
ren and 31 great - grand
children.
Services were held at 11
a.m. Wednesday at Mt. Ver
non Baptist Church.
The Rev. Wade Collins and
the Rev. John Cheatman of
ficiated and burial was in
Zion Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Charles,
Junior, Troy, and Herman
Weaver, and Harold andjerry
Chastain.
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge.
Modernize Electrically
COLLECT BONUSES
THE MODERNIZE ELECTRICALLY PROGRAM
IS NOW ON Better Hurry because this Special
Bonus Offer is good for a limited time only.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Bonuses will be paid on all installations made
on our lines of only the appliances listed
below.This Special Offer is good from April
2d. throught May 30 and all water Heaters must
be the 40 gallon quick recovery type or larger
with double heating elements.
BRING OR MAIL YOUR BILL OF SALE TO
THE OFFICE IN YOUNG HARRIS. YOUR
BONUS WILL BE DELIVERED BY MAIL.
ALL INSTALLATIONS MUST BE MADE BY
JUNE 6.
SPECIAL BONUS OFFERS *
? Electric Air Conditioner $10
? Electric Range $15
? Electric Dishwasher $10
? Freezer $10
? Electric Water Heater $20
? Electric Water System $25
BLUE RIDGE
ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
Young Harris, Ga.