52 Seniors
Graduate From
Hiwas;ee Dam
H1WASSEE DAM - On Wed
nesday night. May 27, 52
students graduated from Hl
wassee Dam High School.
Those graduating with honor
were: Linda Montgomery,
Joyce Haney, Sue Bryant and
Ozell Long; those gra&iating
with high honor were: Joyce
Boring, J lmmy Hedrlck,
Nellie Sue Garland, Glenda
Curtis and Barbara Sampson.
Those receiving awards
were: most athletic, Joyce
Haney andPerry Wallace: best
school citizens, Linda Mont
gimery and Robert Stewart;
nglish, Ozell Haney, book
keeping, Jimmy Hedrlck;
typing. Sue Bryant; biology
Opal Ware; vocational agri
culture, Richard Hawkins;
United History, Barbara
Sampson; salutatorlan, Jerry
Hedrlck and valedictorian,
Joyce Boring.
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^?ix i Corn#/- By Bogley
Cuz Looses
His Marbles
When I wrote the second of
those hospital columns I was
pretty sure. In fact, I told the
editors of a couple of these
papers, that that would be the
last of the sick stories. 1 can
just hear some of you now,
saying they're all kiroda sicky.
And if that's the way you feel
about 'em, then, why the Sam
Hill do you read such junk as
this? And I'll bet you *3.15
that your answer is that you
just want to see if I ever will
write one worth reading.
To tell you the truth, I have
been wondering the same thing
myself. Naturally 1 keep hop
ing that I will eventually come
up with a good one. If I ever
do I sure hope the editors will
put a big star up at the top of
It. I'd like it to be a gold star,
| you know, like we used to get
in Sunday School. For one of
these you had to be on time,
stay for preaching, bring
?n offering, study the lesson,
and bring your Bible. If you
did all that for a solid month,
then, the teacher would paste
a gold star beside your name.
I know I was always mighty
proud of that one gold star I
got that time, and it sure would
please me if I could, somehow,
get another one or two.
Yeah, I only got the one.
That was quite an achieve
ment, though, for a youngan
like me. Maybe 1 would have
gotten some more if it hadn't
been for what happened one
Sunday morning when I was
staying over for the preach
ing pari.
I was showing Jake Scott my
marbles, had a double hand
ful letting him look at 'em,
when he "accidentally" bump
ed my hands and every last
one of 'em hit the floor. Now
this church I was trying to go
to back then had a floor which
was on a pretty good slam
down toward the pulpit. So
you can imagine what it sound
ed like when about 75 marbles
went rolling all the way from
the very back row (Methodists
sit on back rows the same as
Baptists ? and I was a Metho
dist when this happened) clear
down to the pulpit? I'll tell
you this much, it sounded
kinda loud, and most especial
ly since they were MY
marbles.
Well sir, that sorta disturb
ed a few of those good Metho
dists, in fact the whole congre
gation, including that preach
er. He quit preaching and
began looking down at the
floor. Everybody else also
began looking down. I think
they wanted to see the color
of the marbles that were fixing
roll past 'em. I think, though,
that some of them got disap
pointed and didn't see any.
Anyhow, this preacher, in
the same tone of voice he had
been using on Ole Nick, asked,
"To whom do these marbles
belong?" I think he was the
only one in church who didn't
already know. I wouldn't have
claimed 'em for nothing but
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Jerry T. Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks of Warne, and William (Billy) Hughes,
son of Mrs. Ruby Hughes also of Warne, graduated from the U. S. Army Transportation School,
in the Aircraft Engine Repair Division at Ft. Eustis, Va.. April 3, 1964.
Brooks, a 1960 graduate of Hayesville High School, and Hughes, a 1963 graduate of this same
school, volunteered for the U. S. Army together. They received their basic training at Fort
Knox, Ky. , then were transferred to Ft. Eustis, Va. after graduating from the Transportation
School they have been transferred to Viet Nam where they will be stationed for the next 18
months. Hughes is shwon kneeling with tools and Brooks is on the right. The soldier at top
is unidentified.
my faithful buddy, Jake, said,
"They're Harry Bagley's."
Why, I coulda killed him
right there in Church if it
hadn't been for the sixth am
endment, I mean. Command
ment. Then the preacher |
said, "Harry, come down
here and get your marbles."
Now I had heard youngans
squawl and beller and I don't
know what all, none of which
ever seemed to bother him.
But marbles rolling all over
the place he just couldn't stand
a tall.
Mama said something about
being humiliated. Papa didn't
say much of anything. Actually
he was kinda tickled about the
whole thing but he had to
give me a licking anyhow.
When we got home he took
me out behind the smokehouse
and told me I'd better holler
pretty loud or Mama might
think he wasn't doing his duty.
Papa hit me a couple or 3
light taps and you shoulda
heard me hollering. Just be
fore he went back in the house
he wrung that big ole peach
tree limb in two and took the
handle end back with him, you
know, so Mama could see he
had worn it down to a nub on
me.
He told me later that Mama
gave him down the country.
Said she tole him she didn't
want him to half kill me, she
just wanted me to have a de
cent whipping. I'll tell you
that sure was the most decent
whipping I ever got when I was
a boy.
Mama told me I couldn't
stay for preaching again until
I learned to behave myself.
Now you know why I didn't
get but that one gold star.
But back to this sick busi
ness. I'm for taking the "O"
out of operations on account
of "O" stands for OUCH and
I sure would like to see all
the ouch taken out of ope
rations like I had.
Incidentally, if any of you
are thinking about maybehav
ing some surgery like mine I
sure hope you will contact me
for some very sound pre-ope
rative, as well as post-ope
rative, advice. Just send a
self-addressed, stamped en
velope to CUZ, Rt. 4, Murphy,
N. C., and I'll see that you get
a set of instructions which I
personally guarantee, if you ?
follow them, will result in an
absolutely ouchless operation
?like mine WASN'T.
I want to tell you this, then
I gotta get busy with some
thing worthwhile.
I was visiting a good friend
of mine, Bill Wishon, who is
kinda puney in a hospital in
Murphy. He told me that he
was about the unluckiest man
he reckoned there was any
where.
Said he was in Rich's once
when he heard this loud buz
zer sound off. Then a voice
came over the loudspeaker in
structing everyone to stop
right where he was and fill
his pockets and shopping bag
with whatever merchandise
Dttd Transfers
Ellavee Bandy to Robert
and Alba Gladson, property
in Murphy Township.
Herman Edwards, Tr., to
Hayes Dockery, property in
Murphy Township.
Oliver and Grace Gregory
to Phyllis Jane Williams, pro
perty in Notla Township.
Tyrus and Emalee Logan to
Tyrus Victor Logan, property
in Murphy Township.
Lake Hlwassee Develop
ment Co., Inc., to Tussell C.
Colton, property In Shoal
Creek Township.
Lake Hlwassee Develop
ment Co., Inc., to Milton Van
Lee and Jamalyn M. Cannon,
property In Shoal Creek Town
ship.
.
there was in the department
he happened to be In at the
moment the buzzer sounded.
Bill said, "You know where I
was?" I didn't, so he told me:
"In the piano department."
Bill is a right smart better.
Lonzo said I was getting along
just fine but darned if I ha ven^
felt a lot better than this when
I was nearly dead. But you
know how doctors are.
Dttd Transfers
Lake Hi was see Develop
ment Co., Inc., to Hugh and
Edna J. Curtis, property in
Shoal Creek Township.
Ralph J. and Lois Jean Ray
field to HermanEdwards.Tr.,
property in Notla Township.
W. E. Hampton & Co., to ?
Emory Stewart, property in^
Murphy Township.
Cherokee Scout & Clay County ,
Progress, Thurs., June 11, 1964
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Beer
Belongs . . .
Is beer bought in . . .
or brought in . . .your county?
Most tourists are going to consume beer or ale in your county. Whether they buy it there or not is up to you. White
you're thinking about it, let's consider some simple mathematics:
North Carolina's "Variety Vacationland" is bringing in over 28.000,000 tourists this year. In fact, tourism is our
third largest industry, totaling over $250,000,000!
And, because it's part of the American way of life, most of these 28,000,000 tourists feel that "beer belongs."
And, chances are, they'll bring it in? if they can't buy it in? your county. With this in mind, doesnt it make good
sense to make the legal sale of beer and ale available to your visitors and enjoy a greater share of the tourist dollar?
Think about it.
North Carolina Malt Beverage Control Institute
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