TO GIVE PROGRAM?Truett-McCorinell CM- C. Baptist Youth Rally Saturday evening at Tniett
lege Chair wHhich will give a program at the W. N Memorial Baptist Church, Hayesville.
WNC Youth Evangelistic
Rally Is Saturday, Hayesville
Scout Workshop
To Be March 17
The Training Committee of the
XantShala Area Girl Scout Council
is planning a workshop for troop
leaden, troop committee members,
cod others interested in Girl Scout
ing St Western Carolina Teach en
College Saturday, March 17. The
session wHl begin a. 11 o'clock in
xloey Auditorium with Miss Helen
Hartshorn presiding, and wlH last
i.atil about 3:30.
lunch will be served in the col
lege dining room at 12:30. Those
planning to attend should notify
-Yarrtahala Area Girl Scout Coun
cil, Cultawhee, whether they plan
to eat in the college dining room.
Tentative subjects for workshop,
depending on need Mid interest
ere: 1. A demonstration Troop
meeting. 2. Haw to organise a
Girl Scout Troop. 3. Planning of
programs for troop meetings. 4
More and better camping. 6. Folk
Dancing. 6. Homemafclng, 7. Alts
and crafts. 8. Music, and 9.
Puppetry.
School Men Have
Dinner Meeting
Principals and coaches from
Jackson, Swain, Macon, Graham.
Clay and Cherokee Counties held
a dinner meeting at Murphy High
School Wednesday evening. Miss
Shirley Steele and members of the
Home Economics classes served
the dinner.
C. K. Olson was in charge and
adted as host for the meeting.
Members of the local school
hoard were Invited as special
giiedts.
1 The Youth Evangelistic rally of
-he Western North Carolina Bap
tist Association will be held wilth
TnieSt Memorial Baptist Church,
HayesvlHe, Saturday at 7:80 p. m.
Students of the TruStt McDonnell
College will have charge of the
program, which will consist of
hymns and words of testimony.
Mrs Cart West, associations!
director, will preside
The theme will be "Youth's
Part in the Simultaneous Evange
listic Crusade", and the program
will be as follows: Introductory
statements, song by the congrega
tion, special music, "Because He
Loved Me" and "Holy Spirit,
Breathe on Me", by the college
chorus; scripture by Mack Lipsey,
prayer by Beverly Farmer, song by
the congregation: "Why Should
Youth Help in Simultaneous Cru
sade?" by Joe Franklin; special
music by the college chorus, "How
Can Youth Help Prepare for the
Crusade?" by Mallissie Titshaiw;
music by the college trio, "How
Can Youth Help In Simultaneous
Crusade?" by Willis Foster; period
of silent prayer and dedication;
song, "Wherever he leads", and
the benediction.
Oars will meet at First Baptist
?muroh at 6:30 to take those inter
ested in going.
Needs For Mission
Sunday Schools
Are Pointed Out
Needs for at lea* our mission
Sunday Schools in Murphy, proven
by Use census taken - recently by
Hi St Baptist Church, were point
ed out Monday evening by Mies
Addie Mae Cooke alt a meeting of
lisptidt B. W. C. in the home of
Mrs. R. D. Chandler. The pro
gram on, "Go Quickly and Tell"
was given by Miss Cooke, who
cowed a map qf Murphy and
indicated the areas where Sunday
Schools could be established in
order to reach scores of people
who are not now attending ser
vices anywhere.
Mrs. J. J. Hamilton, chairman,
presided, and Mrs. J. W. Donley
conducted the devotional. Mrs
f.im Harding was program chair
man. Community mission activi
ties were reported by Mrs. Vivian
Gentry.
Mrs. Chandler served refresh
ments, to the following guests
being present: Mesdames B. S.
Eault, P. G. Ivie, W. A. Hoover.
J. iL. Savage Sam Harding, Vivian
Gentry, 1. W. Donley, A. (L. Buc
hanan. J. Alton Morris, J. J.
Hamilton. Arden Davis, and Mies
Addle Mite Cooke.
Miss Reynolds Is
Taken By Death
Vooen) services iter Miss Brirfit
Reynolds. 70. died Sundey at
3 at She hone of ? tautos. Bfnoey
Reynolds St Monganton, Gs., were
H Monday is Toceoa
CSmrch
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IIC.
Gains in Cherokee
In the laat fifteen yean rural
electrification In Mutt Carolina
has Crown (ram 1,804 mile* of dis
tribution to 6d.960.38 miles The
11 666 rural customers at 1935 have
bcoone the 417,518 customers u
at My 1, 1360.
As at Julv "J, 1050, Cherokee
county had 35268 mHfcs of distri
bution lines which were serving 2,
084 consumers. Oty county had
131 miles of distribution lines serv
ing 1,147 "consumers.
In these two adjoining counties
a total of nearly 500 miles of dis
tribution lines carries current to
over 3,000 consumers. In the en
tire state approximately nine out
of ten rami families, farm and
uon-fanm, now have electricity. In
1935 3.2% of the farms were elec
trified. As of July 1, 1850 88.6%
of the farms are electrified. Com
pared with North Carolina, the per
centage of farms in the entire Unit
ed States that are electrified is
863%. The N. C. R. E. A. estimate
tbst 254,698 farms in the state are
supplied with electricity.
R. E. A.. Rural Electrification
Authority, had, in 1850, 32382.86
miles of distribution lines. Private
ly owned utilities had 28,065.46
miles, and municipalities and Pub
l.t institutions had the balance.
With these power lines, R. E. A.
serves 137,302 consumers while
privately owned utilities serve 244,-1
743.
Ditches Dug
With Dynamite
Six men made a ditch 62$ feet
long near here in two bourn recent
'y. They used dynamite and "shot"
the ditch on Button Cornwell's
'arm on Martins' Creek across a
piece oI land that has been use
leu tor years. It required 260
pounds of dynamite which was
v.orth $76.
County Extension Agents with
the Extension Engineering Spe
cialist, Howard Ellis, demonstrat
ed to two groups of farmers last
week. They state that blasting
ditches with dynamite can le the
cheapest, easiest and certainly the
quickest method of draining wet
laua
This method is especially suit
able for open ditches as it leaves
a "V" Shaped ditch which can be
mowed to control growth of weeds
and^ shrubs. There is no ridge of
soil* along the bank.
Dairymen Liked
Talks And Movie
According to County Agent A.
Q Ketner, 128 farmers on March
7 listened to talks and witnessed
1 film in technicolor >11 arranged
to teach them modern progressive
methods of meeting dairy prob
lems.
Especially successful was the
discussion of Mastitis by Or. C. D
Grinnells Professor of Veterinary
Science. Mr. Ketner says that
?a ppreciation has been expressed
to him by several of those who
beard the talk. The Dim depicted
pasture treatments and results.
Jas. W.Ferguson
Goes To Texas
BIGGS AIR FORGE lBASE,
TEXAS?JYc. James William Fer
guson, son at Mr. and Mrs Hayden
T. Ferguson, Route 1, Murphy,
North Carolina, has been assign
ed to the Motor Vehicle Division
at the 97th Air Base Group at
Biggs Air Force Base. Texas.
?He is nonr a member of the 97th
Bombardment Wing, Medium, part
of the Strategic Air Command's
9th Air Ponce.
He. Ferguson is a graduate of
Murphy High School. Murphy, N.
C? Class of 1945.
James F.Haney
In Medical Center
(Private James F. Hum?, brother
jf His Htfpnt Evelyn Bumk
Rode 1, Murphy, wee teMOy ??
-lined to toe Medical
neat TVtontoe Center, a adt at
Broefee Army Medtnl Center, Fort
toe. At
Training
fcy Ootonei '
S. MiOtoMi, toe Array*
the
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F ALL CLA&BIPISD.AJM PAYABLE IN ADYANCR LOCAL BARB:
Un tt U wttk a* Mr* tku M wwAk three tawitlon. $L
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"KEYED" CLAflQfflBD ADS ARE k PEE WOBD AND A MINIMUM OP Tk. CARD OP RANKS Me.
MEMORIAMS. RESOLUTIONS OP RESPECT, AND OBITUARIES Se PER WORD.
Association
k-"
To Meet 25th
CM U
The West Libert* ifpUtfi Asso
ciation Qmrterty jyeetinig^will con
tene *t Culberson ttjpt&i <hmxt>
Sunday, Maroh Ml *!&90 p. m.
The program wil be snnounred
'aiter. All bhurchee of the Asso
ciation are expected to send > dele
gation to the meeting. __
Crafters Finish
u
Carving Projects
The Cherokee CotuAy Crafters
met Saturday end flnMsed their
-rarving project^. Their next roeet
?ig will be on April 14 with Miss
Rose Ell-wood Bryan, extension
specialist in crafts. Raleigh, to
show them further projects.
A standard marker has been ad
opted by the Craft em. Designs
I tad been prepared, and these were
studied. A selection was made of
die one considered nest. The com
mittee in charge of the marker
program were Mm. Willaitt Axley,
Mrs. Frances Puett and Mm. B. E.
Warner. .
Specialists at N. C. State Col
lege say dairymen can get flar bet
ter production?and greater profit
?from their herds by feeding them
full rations during winter months
FOR SALE the only BfiA/UTY
SHOP in Andrews. Extra good
business and equipment. Reason:
ill health. The Eloise Beauty
Shop, Andrews. Phone 187.
35-Btc
TOR RENT?House with or with
out farm known aa the Rev
A. Beaver farm. See or write
J. A. Beaver, Andrews, N. C.
S M-3<?
FOR SALE?At Unaka. excellent
small farm. 7 acres good gard
en, 6-room frame house, store
building and other out buildings.
Good spring electric lights. If
interested see Dr. J. H. Craw
ford, Robblnsville, or George
Crawford, Unaka, N. C. 34-dtp
WE RAY HIGHEST PRICES?
Tor burnt and wrecked ears
Also, scrap Iron and metals
Kaye's Auto Parte, Phones. 360
361, Murphy, N. C. 27-tfc
I OR RENT: McCsll apartment un
furnished with electric hot water
heater. Oil or electric heat, four
rooms with beautiful hardwood
floors. New and clean. Down
stairs. Ideal tor couple. Phone
106 Mrs. J. H. MoCall. 38-3tp
FOR SALE?Cinder mods, any
sire, any amount Delivered
Palmer Bra., Phone 202. Mur
phy, N. C. 16-tfC
FOR RENT: 3-room upstairs
furnished apartment, close In.
Phone 163-W sfter 5 P. M.
33-3te
TOR SALE?Store on Hlwwaeeee
Ave., next to Cherokee Ice Co.,
across from TVA offices. Stock
and fixtures. Good location.
See Ed Town son Pbone 6C-W,
Murphy. - 35-3tp
Nyal Antacid Powder
For relief of the dis
comforts resulting
from excessive gastric |
acidity.
MAUNEY DRUG CO.
Murphy, N. C.
PO? SALE?Keomore vacuum
all Haiftmmti, food
Call Phone 3. 35-3tc
clasnsr. a
JEWELRY SEP AIR ? Expert
witch, cluck, and jewelry re
pairs at iow prices. Near and
used watches Nice line of
leather and metal bands. Earl
Beaver, Jeweler. Next door to
Graves Tire Co. 36-3tp
FOR RENT?Small farm tor rent
to a sober' man 4 miles frofn
Murphy on route 64. first road
above the lake, see Mrs. W. H.
Ledtotd. SS-ltc
FOR SALE?1?49 44 too G. M. C.
pickup, clean, tow mileage. Bail
ey Coleman, Route 3, Murphy,
N. C. 36-1 tp
a4RLY-BEARING APPLE TREES
?Two 2-year 4 to 8 ft Size?
one each Early Yellow TYaus
parent, and Red DeEctoua?
Special Offer NO. 15-0?33 50.
Postpaid Write tor Free Copy
56-page Planting Guide in color,
ottering complete assortment
Fruit Treee, Nut Trees, Berfy
Plants. Grape Vines, end Orna
mental Plant Material. Sales
people wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES? WAYNESBORO,
VIRGINIA. 35-ltc
FOR SALE?One used baby bed.
in excellent condition, one used
out door play pen 9V4 x 9V4 ft.
Call 553-H or see Mrs W. &
Dockery, Merble, Route 2. 34-3tc
FOR SALE cm LEASE?2 Vi miles
east of Murphy. Blue and gray
marble quarry. Has been core
drilled. See H. A. Barton, Mur
phy, N. C. 34-3tp
NEW SPRING SHOES, sandals,
pumps, oxfords tor the entire
family; children's play clothing,
men's overalls, work trousers.
Car-ringer's Dept. Store, Mur
phy. 34-3tp
FOR RENT?House and small
farm on highway. Will furnish
stock. B. L. Beaver, SulfN.
C. 34-3tp
Collision-Damaged Cars Made New!
Don't let crumpled fenders, broken head
light and window glass remain on your
atcident-damaged car. Let our expert re
pair men replace bflKKy-damaged body
parts, restore finish. See us today.
BURCH-SHERR1LL MOTOR CO.
Tel. 95
Murphy, N. C.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
IN
MURPHY And ANDREWS
OB
ANY TOWN IN WESTEKN NORTH CAROLINA
F. H. A, (4^% INTEREST) LOANS
TO
BaildlBc of
Now Free of Debt
G. I. LOANS
YES, WE STTLIL MAKE
THEM.
To buy or to buEd. 4% In
terest rate. (9000 and up.
suhteot te V. A. i
We
Conventional
Loans
To bay, build or 1
Low interest Mica, <0000
up. bgetl appraiser*. Uber
?1 fain*. Inert
Quick acrriue.
We hart aypeered plus to yw.
RE. GARRETT A COMPANY
CUOO't
SHED-FERTILIZERS
HASTING'S Line Of
GARDEN SEEDS
Tender Beans of all
kinds.
Cabbage Plants, Onion
Sets
SEED POTATOES
Prince Edward bland Certified Improved Irish Cobbler and Green
Mountain. Certified Sequoia Potatoes. Mr. Fanner, now is the
time to go to the A. A. A. office and get your fertilizer and grass
seed tickets. We honor all tickets.
Seed Corn
No. 286 Hybrid Hawkins Pro
lific, Tennessee Red Cob, N.
C. Hybrid Corn, Sweet Corn,
HaSting's loan a Hybrid Gold
en Sweetccrn, Country Gentle
men, Stowell's Evergreen,
Truckers Favorite.
Fertilizer
All kirids of garden and field
'Fertilizer, Inoculation Clover
arid Alfalfa, Sprays, Insecticid
es, Dust, Wonder Fungicide for
the control of blight on Toma
toes and Potatoes, contains
"Dithane".
FARM MACHINERY
International Trucks,
Farmall Tractors,
Farm Machinery.
Make our store your /
one Stop to get your
farm needs. Refrigera-Jfcj
tors, Freezers, Washing
Machines.
and DAVIS
While, in Clay County Stop at our store, Rte. 64, Shooting Creek
road. See Otti Kitchens.
Phone 268
Murphy, N. C