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; '.jv ? ' LOVE? K ? ?tugl? man *d It wM to T voluh* H-mwa ? murphy. north Carolina. Thursday. February s, ihi PAGES THIS GROUNDWORK FOR tlHE /BLACKBOARD The iWHmi'i concert will be held in the gymnasium SET?School children are given an opportunity for here on Mar&i 5 in the afternoon, and the adult training in good music in preparation for the annual concert in the school auditorium that evening, visit at the North Caroline Symphony orchestra Symphony To Give Children's And Adult Concert March 5 line utile symphony oc toe Math Caroline Symphony Orches tra Is scheduled to appear in con ceit in Murphy School Auditorium on Marrti 5, at 8.-90. A - matinee conceit at 1:30 will be for Hfcool children. The matinee program will pre sent Excerpts from Symphony No. IV. Mendelssohn's "Rattan;" Air end Gavotte from Bath* Suite D Major; Po Mini's Dancing DoH; Uadort The Made Bex; The Stouten by Waldteofel and Sane tana's Dance at She Comedians, from the Bartered Bride. Old Polka At Borne and Oh! Susanna by Foster will be "Everybody Sng". _ _ . Tickets for the concert are on sale by Oouitty Chairman John Jordan. The Symphony it coming to Murphy under the sponsorship of Murphy Ctvftan Club. Mr. Jor dan is being assisted in tly? work iy Miss Jane Hill, the Rev. BUI Bolton, Meedamto (Ren Roper, Bdb r.osley, Walter Poet*, Joe Bailey, Akin Buchanan, James O. Moore, Wayne Holland, "Doc" Hettdrtck, Miss Faye Bollng, Dr. WlHUm R. Oosactt.. Miss Maggie Belle Ktasel berg, Myron Jensen, Was HUdred Heatttm and Mta Addie Mat Cooks. Superintendents I. B. Hudson, Idoyd Hendrtx and S. Bueck are crrangiug toe matinee and prwW-. ing transportation so that as many 4htkkcn as possible county can attend. W.N.C Farmers To Have tOO Bushel TributeDinner . Western North Caroline era who produced 100 or mUc bushels at earn on one unearned ?ere at lend wiU aseesrtble at the George Vandeifclk hotel, Aahevfile, Saturday, February io, at 12 o' clock tor the Farmers Federation annual 100 Buhbel Tribute dinner, it baa been announoed by Jamen O. K.. ICdOiure, prertdeht at Hie federation. Tboee eUjthle to attend toom Cherokee Ooouty include: A. J. Barton, Edwin and Buvtd ! W. D. Towneon, and J. Bkntth, all at Murphy, A1 Broun of Andnmn and I. C. WeUa ati $362.92 Realized In PoKo Drive Post Office Receipts For '50 Show Increase Gross receipts of the Murphy post office tor the calendar year 1050 amounted to $47,468.75 the receipts lor 1040 were $41,47355 and tor IMS, $97,500. Since July Onf. 1050, Murphy las tanked as ? first class post offlte - Receipts of s post ofOes are re corded tor the calendar year. Class of a post office depends upon the value of its business tor-the year.. Change in class of a poet office is made on the fiscal year starting wfth July first, ftor that reason when the record tor 1940 indicated that Murphy was entitled, the raise of classtffcstton applied as of July first, beginning the fiscal year. Burning Permits Are Required Permits are tequircd before burning trash or bnah within 500 feet of any woodland county for est, from Feb. 1 until June 1, ac centing to Hanger E. S. Burnett. Permits can be secured at the following places: Ranger, Ander son, Mauney Bldg , Murphy; Coun ty Agent's office. Courthouse, Murphy; Murphy Florist; any dis triot warden, or Ranger E. S. Bull" Davidson (lets Publicity Untold Davidson, ton of Mr. and Un. Homer Davidson of Murphy has been getting ooBsnendsfion. on his athletic ability at UnheMty of North Carokna by sports writers In that section. The Charlotte Observer recently carried en arti cle on the help the freehmen at UNC taouM give the verrtty next and described Mm ss "196 of Mocking baric from Musphy".' * . The News and. Observer carried en article in the issue of , M, on boar Harold got Ms The article stated to "BuH's" M 1M6 the rat had a project to sapgdy fnll fcrsd cattle to Cherokee County and Presbyterian Churclr Services Are Announced Faith to Uve Bgr". yill be the topic of the sermon by > the pestor, the Rev. .WW. R Ctwjk, at the Freahytertai Gharak wtoday morn sevfrith aodtighltlh grade 1s being I formed. "r *' ' - ' V . The Pioneers Win meet at the church Sunday night at 630 for a program on the topic "Our Own Money." The following officers were elected at the vesper meeting of this group last Sunday night: John Fowler, president; Fredrick Robinson, vice-president; Hugh Strange, secretary; and Judy Sneed, treasurer. Mist Jane Hill is adult advisor for the Pioneers, 20 young people between the ages of 10 and 14. who meet each Sun day night at the church at 6:30. The Presbyterian Youth Fellow ship will meet at 6:30 at the church to Study'Stewardship. The program. "Stewards of God" will be In charge of Mary Sates, chair roan of the PtYF oouanittee on Chrtsttan work. The Church Night service on Wednesday wiH feature a brief de votional period, after which the coamnMtee on Fellowship. E. H. Brumby chaiiuiaii, and the com mittee on Education, J. Franklin Smith, chairman, will hold their bi-monthly meetings while another program will be provided for the non-ooamrdCtee members. Or. Harry Miller, chairman, has oaHed a meeting-of the Board of Deacons Thursday night, February IS, St 8?1S. to study the budget for the church year which begins April 1. The committee on Stewardship, Finance anal Property will meet at 730, February 16, to plan the Bvery-Member canvass to be held on March 4 Robert G. Alexan der, Jr., la chairman. RayDockery tajored In Wreck Dookery, 10-year old eon of Mr. and lbs. J. P. Dockery at An at fctt, odea he vaa Mt by 4 ear driven by 1 Hoyie Bering at PtfrUk. attoid tag to patreiman, J. C. Long. Ber ing wee driving a 104# Lang- atated tbet boy at rim trine of the e*M that he aaw the oar .and tried to atop Mgr. bat too Me. and Mat ha Jamvad be* to leeoM better hR. Ray h In 1 van Oorder Murphy Blood Are Announced ? ? :? lkurpby bad Us second largest Wood collection on January 13. A total of 100 donors reported and SO units of blood were collected The Rev. James R. Crook, Blood, Program Chairman of the Cher okee County Chapter of the Ameri cr.n Red Crow, said that each one who gave would receive a blood type card and a letter of thanks from the local chapter. The following volunteer workers served In this collection: Nuieee, airs. F. W. Hubbelt, Jfrs. A. L Duckett, Mrs. Charles Sneed; Regi stration. Mrs. James Haggard Mrs Harry BCshop. Mrs Tom Case, Mrs. R. C. Fuller, Mrs. L. R. Harding, Mm. H. ' A. MaCtox, Mm. Cloe Moore and Mm. James R. Crook; Records, Mm Clyde Gemet, Mm. Frauds Bourne and Mm. Don WUhenpoon; Canteen, Mm. W. A Hioorver, Mm. F. V. Taylor, Mis E. A. Broiwntng, Mm. T. P. Calhoun, Mm. JSck Roberts, Mm. Vivian Gentry, Mm. John Savage and Mm. Ben Palmer. The next visit of the Btoodmofcile to Murphy will be April 17. Following is a list of donors: From Murphy: Kenneth Ward Rose, Whlhsce Flynt, Mm. Notle bell Odom, Mm. Jean White, Bob Muncy White, John C. Lunsford, Kenneth Davis, Wayne D. Queen, Charles Thomas, Robert ARen Bowman, Henry L. Reed, Clair Olson, Wade Rides, Glenn Ellis. J. G. Montetth. Peyton Ivle, Nell Tay lor, Mm. Johnie Savage, Clyde 1 Nations, Fend Moore, Jessie David I son, John Curtis, Kathleen Peacock, I Irene _ Shies. Merle Davis, Walter I Colenttn. Margaret Mauney, A. J. | Hemhree, Grace McDonald, Max Sneed, Harry L. Walton, Paul Sudderth, Glenn Hendrix, Robert [Hurtles, George Ctntain, Edward Foster, Fhye Boling, Lewis King, Hobart McKeever, John Tfauas, 1 Argel R. Bowman. B. J. Fish Fuller, Hayes Dockery, H. K Bish op, Morton L. Williams, WUUam 'C. Hughes. R. D. Byrum, Faye Totheraw, Evelyn Crawford, Fran ces Morrow, Gertrude A. Hinds, 'Jane Sneed, Myrtle Soeed, Ruby Harris, Ben D. Palmer, Juandta Hctohett, Pauline Palmer, Edna ' Phillips. Von eats Howard, Louise (Mrs. L. D.) Schuyler, Legrade D. Schuyler. Mary C. Sneed, Ben A. Brown, Robert M. Barker, Mary I Jordan, Alice Jane Dockery, May 'Dockery, J. C. Herribree, H. A. iMIattox, E. H. Brumby. Sam Kaye, | Jeanne Montgomery, Dorothy Heo dey, Clarence Arnold, Frank Tay lor, Clyde Gladson, W. A. Hem hree, Cecil Mills, Neffle McDonald. John L. Savage, Paul Padgett. 1 William B. Johnson, Raphael Dee gan, John Ferguson, Loren Hard ing. James B. Hall. | From Marble: Geneva Ainuwuud. I Dorothy Ferguson. C. H. Townaon, | Harold HoMen, Jack Almond. I FTom BMrsville: J. J. Stephens, i Roy Mauney. Charles Mauney. Edith Paris, Nelda Tsytor. From Hdwassee Dam: WlHiam OdeM Long. Mm. H. C. Bagiey. H. C. Bagiey, James OSborne. From Unaks: Susie Graham; from Ranger: C. J. Hampton. (From Andrews: Horace Hem hree; from Tomotla: Marlon Rog Devero Martin In Fraternity (Devero Mete, ? etudent at N C State College, wee initiated Into Thirty and Three Fraternity Janu ary 23 Thirty and Three la an honor leadership aodety vhich tlapa into lta organization each year the A J . I* Street, burned to Meaner 1. (net 1040. of toe Are cmdd not be ed. Dr. Canipe Challenges .> . ? ?: ' '? ? ' ? ?' To Witness Be'e It Is Too Late First Baptist Services Listed "Overcoming Revival Hinder araces" will be the sermon subject or the Rev. J. Alton Morris, pas tor of First Baptist Church, Sun day morning at the U o'clock ser vice. On Sunday evening Mr. Morris will preach on, "Running to God." Sunday School wlH be held at 9:45 a. m. and Training Union at 6:30 p. m. elude: Monday, Elisabeth Hale ; Circle meets with Mrs. Boyd Darvis; Wednesday Church Night will be observed beginning with a fellowship supper at 6:30, after which the W. M. U? Brotherhood, Y. W. A.'s, Jr. and Intermediate G. A.'s and Jr. R. A.'s will meet, and a period of fellowship will follow. $50,331 Invested In E Bonds Here U. S. Savings Bonds sales in Cherokee County for December totaled $50,391.(fO. AH of this was in Series E Bonds. Oounty Snv ngs Bond Chairman, W. D. WW taker, released the salea announce ment based on the monthly report received from AlBaon James, Slate Savings Bands Director in Greensboro The total sales figures for North Carolina's 100 counties were as fol lows: Series E, $3,600,407.25; Ser ies F, niHH If Series G. $2, 128,000.00; total, $6,086,718-25. The nation-wide mobilization ef fort ft* defense fttlOW1 umsuuai ism is having a ttlmutattog effect cn the sale of U. S. Savings Bonds in North Carolina as well as in the rest of the nation, Mr. WhRaker said. Other statements were that since the FOll Payroll Savings Drive began in November, 65 additional firms have installed the Htoi. bringing the total to 258 large firms now actually operating Pay roll Savings Plans for their em ployees in North Carolina. In addition, 109 other firms have signified their intention to Install arid promote the Han In January The Payroll Savings Drive will continue until every firm In the State with 100 or more employees has been contacted and asked to join In this important nation-wide Savings and Thrift Program Farmers also are being urged to invest in Savings Bonds as a finan cial reserve. Mr. WWtoker said. As in World War H the farmers of this county will, I. am sure, put thlrtr Shoulders to the wheel in support of the important Savings Bonds Program. Byrum Announces Sermon Subjects The Rev. R Deibeit Byrtmt, pas tor of First MeUnW Church has announced that Ha sermon suhdect for Sunday mornldg at 11 o'clock vUl be, "If We FMnt Not", and Cor Sunday evening, at 7:90 o' clock. 'TO0i Momenta". Sunday School wilt be haM at MB .a. m. and Breniai Youth Meeting at 8 p. at N.C Farm Bureau Convenes 11th The North Caihtlpa Farm will hold *? 19th ?' wMe convention la AdbevtHa Fehnmry 11-14. President Atonao C. Edwards, hat to team hua to "make an aha afloat" to the pawl trouble toes, we need more than aaar ?a the rota aC agrieaf worid of .tha.fttea.-l Jackie West Wounded In Korea ANDREWS?Jackie West, eon of Mr. agd Mrs. Gar West of Hickory has been wounded in ac t-on in Korea according to a mes sage received by his parents. Young West who had been at the front with the infantry since September 1, 1950, had been sent to a hospital in Pusan and the ex tent of his injury has not been learned. West formerly lived in Andrews end attended high school here. To Hold Meeting The Great Smokies parish of the N. C. Jersey cattle club will bold its annual meeting in the court house, at Weyneeviile, on Febru ary 23. at 10 a. m. Following the meeting there will be a trip to inspect the Western N. C. Teat Farm. All breeders of Jersey cattle. Farm and Home agents and breed ers of other dairy breeds, and 4-fl girls and boys are urged to attend. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Mountain Valley Cooperative Stock holders. Inc., will be held Satur day, February 10, at 8 p. m? at the John C. Campbell Folk School. All stockholders are urged to at tend to' elect two new directors and transact Other business. Day Of Prayer ANDREWS?The Wiorld Dey at Prayer program will be held In St. Andrews Lutheran Church Fri day, February 2, at 3 p. m. "~W8~BhlN4tes oT tBFDWWnnr liking put In this program, and the public la Invited to attend. 18.194 LUNCHES SERVED Murphy School Lunchroom serv er a record number of 18,194. lunches during the month of Janu ary. This was an average of 910 lunches each day. Howard Kester Is Speaker The Rev. Howard Kester, Direc tor of the John C. Campbell Polk | School, addressed a meeting of The Smoky Mountain Home Economics | Association at the Regal Hotel Monday evening. | The speaker told his audience that they have a great opportunity I and a large responsibility in carry ing to the homes, through the Home ] Demonstration service, a better i knowledge of what and how to do in borne making. Speaking of the teaching of crafts and improved methods, he said, that these work ers have a sacred trust in the developing of creative ahiiity In the homes. By developing rural leadership they are sharing their heritage with the rest of the world Commenting on the scope of these agendas, he told them the hope ci the world Is largely through these anall and rural groups. I the president. Miss Meredith Whitaker, of Andrews, presided. Mhs Edna Bishop introduced the Bsnd made "Gay Birds" were dlriributed as favors. P. M. A. Issuing Purchase Orders Purchase orders tor grass seed rre being issued at the P. M. A. office in the fescue, and ladtno clover seed at approximately half price by wing these orders, according te to** Mr. Shields says that March U Is the tad 'toe. and that after that date aeed lmtf.il j. g. Canipe, secretary of ******* of the Baptist State nveoMon an* director of the Preachers' School at Fruithnd spoke ?t ? Baptist maw meeting IJ ere Monday on the Evangelistic i? to be conducted by Baptist Churches east of the I Mississippi River March 25-April 8 He reported that the campaign already i? "catching fire" through cut North Carolina and the South . lAQQ, , He saki the crusade is predicat ed upon three things: 1 The Crucifixion of Christ who d.ed for the ains of everybody 2. People without this crucified Christ are lost. There are 39,000.000 unswv j? in the Southern Baptist Con vention area and 1,500,000 in J North Carolina. 3. Cbriatian .people and the Church are dfvine y appofnted to carry the mesaaae ito the lost world. "if these hosts of loat were to d* torrtght," he declared, "They would wake up in an Cixilfa hell We need to get ourselves in tn~ v.-Mh God and our biethern. It ia later than we think it is. We are in the battle to death at this hour and yet we continue to let sin flow freely in mir land. We continue cussing, thinking, lying, rhrating and hating The Judgment of God seems to be coming down upon <??. Any day we might wake up to hear that New York City or | Washington, D. C? has been wiped off the map. If that happened, ? everyone would be on his knees wkfng Gad to be merciful. Why cant we do that before it is too late?" The Rev. J. Alton Morris, dtoir man of evangelism, reported the' the following churches from the Western North Carolina BaptM Awoefation win participate in the firaupaneoua revival: Peachtree THm**' iaw*^MUU>S'' vwi*y ' Calvary, Boiling s?rij? LkHte Brnsstown, Pinelog, Martins Oeek Junaluaka, Hangingdog, Oak Grove, fit. Zion, Vengeance Creek, let. Pisgab, Red Marble, HayesviMe TWtta, Hewittx, Hopton, Pleasant *?Uey. Tusqulttee, Upper Peach tree. Owl Creek, and Mt. Pleasant The West Liberty Bapttot Asao oaUon has the following lUteen cliurches that are going to partici pate in the coming BvtangeBsUc Crusade, March 25-Aprii g, ac cording to the Rev. T. B Ctart Associations! Mtostonary. ' Uberty, FrtentMdp, Oak Grove, jMt Caranel, South End. Shoal N^f Si^y Grave Banger, lit. Nebo, Culberson, Snow na Offoeta, Hopewell, Rogers Chapel end Pleasant Hill The Rev. J. p. Ifoses m>g,ini P*e ,Rev; A- B Lovell conducted tte devotional, and sniiiima nm m, ?ere made by the foHowtw: The v Fml StUea oh West tlbeito Wk and Tri-Stote Bvtu^te meeting Feb. 20 in CoopertiM Wert on Voud^Tto IcL^ ^ 17 * TnM* MfOTOr? , (Clniitft, KaywviUe; Mrs. Efcw>r ^ChUders. on W. M. U work; and 1 | Atias Ruth Bagwell on WNC work. 737,892.97 Road j iond Money Spent W. M CorfcUl, divWoo avtneer. ihae announced tint $737400-97 of the mod bond m?ty baa been December 01, 1000. Tomotla Club Raises $26.00
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