3 Area .Students
Receive Degrees
From N.C. State
RALEIGH - Degrees were
conferred upon 1,361 during
annuel commencement ex
ercises Friday at North
Carolina State College In
Raleigh.
Speaking on the occasion In
the principal address was
Clifford M. Hardin of the
University of Nebraska and
former president of the
American Association of
State Universities and Land
Grant Colleges.
Among the degree
recipients was Stephen C.
Hembree, Murphy; Peter R.
Ge inert and Jerry F. Purser,
both of Andrews.
All three students received
bachelor's degrees.
Cherokee Scout & clay County
Progress, Thurs., June U. 196
BACKWARD GLANCE
40 YEARS AGO
JUNE 13, 1934
Miss Martine Mittox re
turned last Thursday after
noon from Maryville, Term.,
where she has been attending
college there.
Miss EstelleMauneyofKin
sey passed through Murphy the
first of the week on her way
to Chapel Hill where she
planned to study in the Uni
versity Summer School.
Miss Sue Halgler of Hayes
ville spent the weekend here
with her sister, Mrs. Tom
Mauney.
Misses Loucine Wells,
Clara McCombs and Emily
Sword have returned to Cullo
whee Normal and Industrial
School to enter the summer
school.
30 YEARS AGO
JUNE 8, 1934
1 Of cordial interest through
NOTICE
TAXPAYERS
OF
CHEROKEE COUNTY
YOU WILL MCIIVI A
2 per cent DISCOUNT
If Yoa Pay Yoir 1964
COUNTY TAX ON Oft B IF Oft I
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Pay Nov,
Save Adverting Cost.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
by Carlyle P. Matheiea,
out this section the announ
cement of the marriage of
Miss Esther Margaret Han
sen o f Daytona Beach, Fla.,
to Rev. Stewart Long, pastor
of the First Presbyterian
Church of Murphy, to be sol
emnized at Daytona Beach,
Friday, June 8. The cere
mony will be performed in
the First Presbyterian Church
of Daytona Beach with the
Rev. Dr. John Abbott, Presby
terian Minister of Deland,
Fla., officiating.
Miss Cleo Ramsey, Messrs.
Edwin, Reuben and Roy Cook,
spent Sunday with friends at
Canton, Ga.
Misses Ruth Lail of And
rews and Inez Blay of Ha
vana, Cuba, are the guests
this week of Sarah Ruth Posey.
Miss Rosalyn Chandler left
Wednesday for a vysit with
relatives at Athens, Ga.
Master Edward Darnell re
turned home a few days ago
from a visit at Marietta, Ga.
The announcement of the
marriage erf Mrs. Ruby Mc
Combs Francis of Murphy and
Edwin C. Winchester has been
made and will be of interest
to their many friends. The
wedding was solemnized on
Sunday, May 13, in Blue Ridge.
20 YEARS AGO
JUNE 8, 1944
Seaman and Mrs. Leon Kim -
sey announce the birth of a
boy, June 1, at Petrie Hos
pital. Seaman Kimsey is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Kimsey of Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Blake
of Murphy announce the birth
of a son, Walter Richard,
May 20, at Petrie Hospital.
Mrs. Blake is the former
Miss Annie Ruth Carringer.
Announcement has been re
ceived of the marraige of
PFC Josephine Johnson of
Murphy to Cpl. Howard L.
Fournier of Alpena, Mich.
The wedding was sol
emnized at Mariana Army
Base April 13, with the Army
Chaplain Paul Minton, offi
ciating.
Miss Sarah Witherspoon re
turned last week to Washing
to, D. C., where she holds a
position with the FBI.
Detd Transfers
Terrian Corporation to
Lillian M. Watson, property
in Sweetwater Township.
C. B.. and Bessie Green to
Collin and June V. Green, 2
tracts of land in Brasstown
Township.
Frank and Annie Scroggs to
Mark and Geneva Scroggs,
1 1/4 acres more or less in
Brasstown Township.
DUlard and Opal Moss to
Neal Moss, property in
Shooting Creek Township.
Mack E. and Rachel Palmer
to Jerry B? and Virginia Pal
mer, 2 tracts of land in Sweet
water Township.
Selecto
PURE LARD ?ctn 490
BACON Selec,? 390 lb
FRANKS sele"? 390 lb
Selecto
SAUSAGE 330 lb
Scott Family
PLACE MATS
A ssorted Color s /) "f A
24 In Pack 0/ T
PDQ i4oz 49(
F rozen
FRENCH FRIES - IOC
2 i? pko 33C
FROZEN PIES
3 for 99t
CORN
12 oz Nlblet
2 for
330
CRACKERS
12 oz Nabisco Ritz
350
COFFEE
6 oz Maxwell
House Instant
1.09
DETERGENT
Liquid Chiffon
22 oz 3 9 C
TISSUE
4 roll Northern
White or assorted
310
CANDY
16 oz Brach
Orange Slice
290
MARGARINE
1 lb Miracle
2C off ,
2 for 490
POTTED
MEAT
1/4 Armour
3 for 250
KACHTREE
FARM & HOME SUPPLY
Front Of Poachtroo School
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NEWT
area men
Thurman Luther
Completes Basic
SAN ANTONIO. TEX. - Air
man Thurman Luther, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Luther
of Route X, Marble, has com
pleted his U. S. Air Force
basic military training at
Lackland AFB, Tex., and has
been selected for technical
training.
Airman Luther will be
trained as a food service spe
cialist at Fort Lee. Va. The
school is one of the military
education facilities used in the
vast Air Force training sys
tem to prepare officers and
airmen for duty in the diverse
skills required by the Nation's
aerospace force.
The airman attended And
rews High S
James W. Hatchett
Participates In
Submarine Warfare
PHILIPPINES - James W.
Hatchett, aviation structural
mechanic second class, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
W. Hatchett of Route 2. Mur
phy, is participating aboard
the Navy anti-submarine war
fare aircraft carrier USS
Bennington in a combined
sea - assault and airborne
combat training exercise cal
led LIGTAS May 12 to June 10
under the direction of the
South-East Asia Treaty Or
ganization (SEATO) in the
Philippines.
LIGTAS, meaning saved or
rescued, in the Philippine lan
guage, is being sponsored by
the United States and hosted
by the Republic of the Philip
Pines.
All member nations are
participating in the exercise
which is part of a SEATO gen
eral counter-offensive to be
used if an "enemy" should
invade the South-East Asia
and gain control. The exer
cise will test the effective
ness of the SEATO force-to
assault and regain control of
areas behind the "enemy"
advance.
The operation is designed
to train allied forces in the
planning and execution of this
type of assault. Closer work
ing relationships and under
standing among member nat
ions is an important objective
of this training.
LIGTAS, the second train
ing exercise this year and the
27th since 1966. is part of a
long-term schedule announced
by SEATO Headquarters in
November, 1963, to maintain
join military defense.
A/2C Harry Martin
Graduates From
Training Course
BILOXI, MISS. - Airman
Second Class Harry B. Mar
tin, son of Dillard Martin of
Route 1, Andrews, N. C.. has
graduated from the technical
training course for the U. S.
Air Force radio operators at
Keesler AFB, Miss.
Airman Martin, who was
taught to operate radio re
ceivers and typewriters, will
be assigned to a unit of the
United States Air Forces in
Europe (USAFE) at Turkey.
USAFE provides the major
air contribution for defense of
the NATO countries.
The airman, a graduate of
Andrews High School, entered
the Air Force in September,
1963.
Cadet Frank Hill
Enters Flight School
PENSACOLA, FLA.
(FHTNC) - Marine Aviation
Cadet Prank G. Hill, aon of Dr.
and Mrs. Julius N. Hill of 412
Hiawaasee St., Murphy N. C?
reported April 30 for Pre
F light School at the Naval Air
Station, P ansa cola, Pla.
Ha will atudy aerodynamics,
mathematics, pkyacta, navi
gation, engineering and other
subjects necessary to qualify
for the primary phase of flight
training.
Graduation from the school
will mark an Important stap In
gaining designation as a naval
aviator, .
P ansa cola la the training f
center for Navy, Marine Corpe |
Mid Coast Guard avlatorsaad D
la alao the site of the Naval
School of Medicine.
Size Participates
In Army Exercise
NEEDLES, CALIF. - Army
PFC George F. Size, Jr., son
of Mrs. Vendetta L. Size,
Route 1, Lake City, Tenn.,
participated in Exercise DES"
ERT STRIKE, a joint Army
and Air Force maneuver in
volving 100,000 troops, held
in the tri-state area of Cali
fornia, Arizona and Nevada,
ending May 30.
Size, a driver in Headquar
ters Company of the 1st Ar
mored Division's Support
Command at Fort Hood, Tex.,
entered the Army in March
1963 and completed basic
training at Fort Polk, La.
The 19-year-old soldier at
tended Lake City (Tean.)
High School.
His father lives in Murphy,
N. C.
Pvt. Dormie Wary men
Completes Course
FORT POLK. LA. - Army
Pvt. Donnie W. Wayman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. C- W. Way
man. Route 4, Murphy, com
pleted an automotive main
tenance helper course June 6
at Fort Polk, La.
Wayman received instruc
tion in the field and depot
maintenance of wheeled ve
hicles.
The 19-year - old soldier
entered the Army last Sep
tember, completed basic
training at Fort Knox, Ky..
and was last stationed at Fort
Bliss, Tex.
Henry Allen
Participates In
Army Exercise
NEEDLES, CALIF. - Army
Specialist Four Henry M.
Allen, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Allen, Murphy, N. C.,
participated in Exercise DES
ERT STRIKE, a joint Army
and Air Force maneuver in
volving 100,000 troops, held
in the tri-state area of Cali
fornia, Arizona and Nevada,
ending May 30.
Allen is regularly assign
reconnaissance specialist in
Headquarters Company, 1st
Battalion of the 1st Armored
Division's 13th Armor at Fort
Hood, Texas.
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your day of days.
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