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PROMOTING MURPHY AND ANDREWS
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Mauney Elected; Eisenhower Apparent Yv inner
Murphy High
Annual Stages
Naming Contest
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plan tu jvn?; th?- ? ;n. ri
'Mi ti>:K '*sNion 'ii.t^.i/r:- ^ and
\ and Chns:i:i.tv r i- i: an
fu>rt to reduce
??arhmik and i'
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Kastern Star To
Honor Mrs. (iibbs
M r s ? PaG 1 b b s
iri11 Mar?ha of the Tennessee
< >n1iT of the Eavtt-rji Star and
* .shter of Mrs M \ Palmer t>f
\ndrews. will b< honored bv
K rn'\v:!l.' C.iapte; b9 during a
ri feting starting at 7 3d p m Fri
ll '? Nov 14 in the Maso: :<? Ten
p ? ? at Know : . le
Mr- (r.hb< is being honored for
iier :r.a r.y years of faithful work
f. : the order." the Know i !#?**
( (:.aj>*er announced
Mrs Lee PuLlkmi of \ndrcws :
a oister to Mrs Gtbbs
btcal Birthday
Calendar Will
lie Issued Here
tut'M- " ? ? h: -J. st?'d vs :! b*
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na.iit- of the cou
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?d b\ the
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A I. Auxiliary
Meeting Called
T::i- Aw!".''; n I,eg:on V.;\i'\iT
: Th ursdav r 7 30 p m
'l ediK\:t!??:..i! buihtirig of V
Pr<?sb> 1 r ? r*i jr C!iu.t:i with t1
pn-viie;:' M. \ u? Taylor pr
M:v Ruth Carrin.vr program
?\.der will present Mrs Johnsie
Nunn, superintended of public
welfare who w:il speak on Child
Welfare Ml members are urged
attend as there will be a dis
i-u>sio:-. of the Fifth area meeting
at licnotr on So\ 14 to ascertain
how many will attend
Barbara Rhoads Is
Homecoming Queen
Miss i'. irbara ft hoa da a
i bj ; i:i i
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.?run .:ii; will K- j'Auitii t
Mi MiUhv-d Taylor j'no a hieti
v l: . :*? maid of hon
r.aix'h onto the field
i:.- with itv team's oo
i 'i lit Thompson
H a thss Khoads and Miss
T >.i u. r>. nominated by the
fo, ad and were eleetrd in
v,ad:.. poll ,
Jh ir atendanls will he mem
brrs of the newly organized Boost
?r < itih. whose sjwinsor is Mrs Joe
Ray. I he girls in the club are:
l!i'-abf'b Frankum, Sally Eergu
son. Maxine Kilpatrick. Carolyn
\'ev rider, Sally Morris, Jimmie
l>a\is, Shirley Bates. Roy Burgess.
\un Elliott, Billie Jane Rush,
Sarah Posey Sherrill, \udrey
liockery and Glenda Ivie.
or a' .Murphy High School, has
?mi h\ *?'' Buiiii ami the high
rcvv M i rp'm game a i l at hall
\\ 1-rtii Dalrwnple. football team
Also: \nn Shields, Joanne Ad- |
ams, Susie Calhoun, Susie Miller,
Jo Ciarrett, Joan Schmit, Rosalind
Stalcup, Ann Dockery, (iwenda |
I.ou Cole and Juanita Kephart.
The queen and in a id of honor J
are also members of the club.
T.irec majoretf--S have also been ]
crioson %:> march with the school
on! a* the half time They are
M: ?'s Jerry Ruth Smith. Jane
Wln'.rv and Reeky Jo Ray
School will be dismissed at 2 p.
{ >r the gam - which will be at
2 3) .
Halftinu* rer- rriony plans have I
seen marie by sponsors of the j
Jut ,... Class, .Mrs Fannie Mit j
Case. Walter Puett and John 1
Thompson working with Mrs. Ray
and Coach Ike" Olson
High School Receives Gifts
In Memory Of James B. Ward
Murphy High School received1
'wo memorial gifts in memory of
.f>:nes B Ward Jr, late husband
of Mrs Ann Candler Ward of ihe
?high school faculty Mr Ward died
in Haiti in August
A group of Haitian laborers un
iVr Mr Ward't supervision pre
sented an unabridged dictionary
with nvrhoghany s*and, and a
croup of Mr Ward's Murphy
friends presented a 16-inch physio I
political globe with library mount- i
i rug
Th<> giftA were presented ait a
recent chape! exercise and were
accpted by suprerinienrtent. H
Btieck. in bebaif of the school
Arp Home Burns
In Culberson
The home of Walter Arp at Cul
berson. Rt 2, burned las* Friday
night ut 11 o'clock No one was
at home at the time
Six or seven thousand dollar*
damage was reported by sheriff
Frank Crawford
Registration For
f I) Set At School
Murphy citizens interested in
s? rvitig with Civil Defense forces I
will get a chance to register from I
| 9 a in to 4 p m irh day Nov
j 1 through Nov 27
Thr Murphy Lions Club will
register volunteers during that
period in the lobby of thr Mur
phy Elementary School building
Civil Defense has sot up 10 ma
jor volunteer services to bo press
ed into action in case of a national
o mcrgoncy
The divisions include warden
service. fire service, police ser
vice. health service, welfare ser
vice and engineering .service
Also, rescue (service, tnansportia- i
.ion service, staff service and com
munication*; service
Volunteers will get a chance to
select the service they wish to
join
Democratic House Candidate Takes And Holds
Karlv Lead According To Incomplete Returns
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same t:> 1 5 ':<? J--.vi-rnor's
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.res rod* v. ;-h Vr\<< ad ::: 1
i ? p.! !? ? return* indicated
County followed the
i:ne -1ra; 'ht ' u-k?-t patter:, with
vr-. few spilt vuti^ corning tn
T:;e county gave George \
^11uf<: 13 2.507 votes as compar ed
to 2 i "7 for Republican Hugh Me;.
te.M: of Sylva in the V S Con
gy-s> pace Statewide, Shuford got
IT.4'from 81 of the 204 precincts
in the 12th Congressional District
Monteitb got 15 300
By 11 30 p m Tuosda> it was
apparent that Mauney had been
e - <ted and Crawford had carried
ti;e county
Between that time and mid
night the crowd in the Elections
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I :i area f 1--< *. i ? r;- Fred Z:::;anir
t11 .11 v^s elect-d Murphy Town
i.ur"able w i': 1,568 vol; s Hjs
i.;:j> :>nt. Mark Fairncr ?ot 1.2H3.
S r Ei o o board returns put
C:a: - Van Gordcr with t. 120
votes Frank Wilhide with 841 L.
M \':ehols with 811 and Rooert
Heuton with 746 on the Andrews
School Board
Fleeted to the Marble School
G?>'. :nis>ion ware Fred Barton
w ir 11 285 and Giles Bryson with
GOV I'MSTI \1)
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Electric Power Be
Off Sunday P. M.
; ' r;<- power in Mu-ph wilt
I '? r?ff Sunda> m>v l* a*.
. ? 35 j) m th?- Tour. ot Murphy
! ?' nn->:i:: i*d
| Tn ? poucr m.\ b<- !ur.'j?d i*tf s?
j : .'".a*. TV A r..n mak*- ::i r
ub-stat ion.
Cherokee County citizens gathered from all points of the area to visit the Andrews plant of
Berkshire Mills when the building w<js opened for ?. i>i-tors last -Friday Show n aK>vc are visitor* f""m
Andrews and Murphy as th^y watch operations of < :i,' of the knitting machines I,rft to right are Mrs
B (i Brumby. Jr of Murphy, Mrs J W Thompson of Murphy Mrs L B Nichols of \n;lrev. - Mr-.
I like Kllis of Andrews and Mrs J H MeCall of M arp<h> Some l.fSOO pr i sons filed through the plant
during the Open House Refreshments v> me served m th plant's cafeteria.
1,500 At Berkshire Opening
Area Guests See
Mill Operation
BY Rl'TH SrRSAVAC;*:
The Berkshire Knitting Mill- r?f
Andrm held Open House last
ri f la y to some l.fiOO visitors
Community leaders of Andrews,
Murphy. Bryson City, Robbin-sville,
Svlva and Franklin wore extrava
gent in their prai<*o r?f the new in
riust r>
Congratulatory flowers came
?many sources and added to the
gala atmosphere that prevailed as
the doors of the big plant were
opened to the public
("'?operating with tlie manage
ment. employees shifted thefr
working hours so that vis Hon
might see every department In full
production. insofar as present
rvariliable installations permitted.
The departments In the new
plant include knitting, seaming,
examining mesvHng .and prefxnd
?ring. with special arras set aside
"-I., maintenance. shipping and
iffiee duties
Following the tour Tiroughout
::e plan1 guest- a ere invited into
!h' spinous and beautiful oafo
''?r;a fur refreshments
Fneeutirrs from the home plant
Reading I'i , came early for the
eeLol)ration, most of them arriving
on Wednesday and staying through
Friday afternoon
I no! tided in the executive groups
were the President of Berkshire
Knitting Mills, Ferdinand K Than
and Mrs Thun. John W Bowman,
vice-president and treasurer, Mrs
Sam Fry; William Brenner, assis
tant to the vire-presideTit, Robert
G Ghjinger. superintendent of en
gineering; William Sheeier, super
intendent of production machine
ry, Henry Fiddler, vice-president
of aales; J Tobias, assistant to
\'iee-p res Went of salea; and Hans
Holhaok inventory control.
Plant officials were high in their
pr:;is> df {he new pTant, its man
( * : ? n* its employees .1:1.1 t.h
| p< li- M .1! pui. ic of W\C
| Th< \ expressed sat isfat'1 hip Ait!
| the Open House celebration. nipl |
j wiH'j the number of persons who |
j visit'*! the plant
In addition to the- people of the ,
I \n ?*-fv.s Nantahala. Mtnirphy mid ,
I 1 urrounding communities them
! were representative?; of Hatves I
I Hosiery MM!, Van liaatte Com pa 1
| nv and several WNC leaders,
among whom was State Treasurer
Brandon I* Hodges, who wrs
largely responsible for sending the
Berkshire company to Cherokee
County
The Berkshfrr Knitting
an mi Island evidence of 1
he accompli shed in a
by wholehearted and
cooperation The town of AndnewV^'
went all out to gain the Berkshire J
plant and Open House ahowed the' I
people just what an asspt they hotM <
gained j 1
Honesty, Integrity
Col.!!. I. Putnam Speaks At
\iidrcvvs Kotarv Club Meeting
t *: 11 -
a.-id
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.lit' i'.ii vd w ifh
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H? ? I ::i^it :iiarik:rid
41 . " 1 a. ' ' i has biHXHVl' ?
.' ? : 1 ya. run J, materia.
. m*k1> ?:i41 a -alt:;. tiiat they are
rr freedom a rut rc.igion
)?.- -at - d tuat the present tgvrid
tii.varu socialistic government
. ii :u I * !?;. fear and an appeal to
? h< hi^e: [wvsions of man
11,- < ie.;]wi:*et! pre-eiit trends :n
Vm- ruu with similar trends that
1 p receded th< fail of the Roman
| Knipire lie a Co compared present
? ri.-:Mi^ with the Bibl.cai account of
' 'he \rri-('hr:v:
Col. Putnam stated that his talk
: was non political. He asserted that
the salvation of the world did not
rest with politicians nor with
i mnumists. nor w ith diplomats,
hut rather in the hearts and pur
poses ol the common man.
Col Putnam showed documenta
ry proof that our own country and
j gov eminent are infiltrated w ;!h
n:a::y sociai.s-s ar.d communists
I a n ! complete!y un-democratic
' lead rs rle stated fha! the dan
I " \ :?.er;ca is from within and
no! from without.
As a ooSu'.ion to the dark and
:nsid:??ui picture that he portray
ed. Co! Pal nam called for a re
turn to M-.iysm and with if a re
turn to hones:v truthfulness and
.no .;r:'v .n both low and high
places
Co. i'.i'r.i:n closed his very of- ]
fee1: ve i-ciin ? w t!h a i>ra> ? r and i
poi ;nan: so!d:e; "> poem
Final Rites Are Held
For Stiles Child
Cr.t i m C rites for Vickie Cou
>'*: .?? ir.fan' cC :ghter of the Rev
and M \ -ah Stne- were heal i
l";i;i: ?d.. n Sa -n <' nncp-ry at
Suit
I. fun- i H--:r:e was in
< '..arye
Boomerang
Staff Is Listed
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chief
( KluTS ?'tl l'.'- stuff .? '
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.tri:! Mil.I.- K.W, spirts
edr ."v si.Lsi!' \! ' : vir .i < .Jt>. \ n
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. ]?' ..^tin-til F rank il :T1
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l ,<l \i< ? ?. Berry Joan
M? * ? \ r:: ? S: ? Ids Mildred
Max.r.e K .jHiSri<-k Ann
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B c-< \Ku> Ik.!
t'l-vs v . ; v . ? and IV H?u
Kw
M a -? . -n
il.sT.r .md \ :? .1 St. i"-, ' > . .?' tl\
u i. i ?i .t-'.an ( ??lo, a-.J ; ty
sp.n.'-.-rs Miss Mara- Travis and
Jack Harm :t
The c i i<^ue is a 1" page
pumica: inn and includes :ieu >
sports fasir.orr- gos-ip and pkes
500 People .See
Andrews School
Open Hous-e was observed at the
Xrulr'ws V?w Primary Building
Irom 2 p m in 6 p :ri Sundav
Approximately 500 visitors were
1 -iioun through The new buPding
The building was opened for
nssc> on Monday It houses four
firM grades four second grades, a
principal's office, a teachers"
h-tinge and storage areas
Modern in even. revp-N 4 .eh
classroom has both an outs-d and
< erridur entrance, a lavatory,
thinking fountain and rest rooms
The building is equipped with
all modern furnishing-. Full
length Venetian blinds are at the
w i ndow - N e w blonde f i r. i she (I
desks, tables and cha rs and new
leaders' d'-^ks are a '.so in use
T:.e floe- i- covered with green
nd ':\.v ir.laid Tile squares and
I-.'.a!! ; idor- include light ar.d dark
I : ",i >??!' . a ins ? a:;<t white
T:.! building or ded by Smith
' .:.d Jones (hm.struction Co will
I ,i c.en xinte some 2bo pupils in its
Fieri' - of window space gives a
i't i urge school ground
which ha> been sowed with grass
Cod.S
Durir.r the afternoon of Open
Howe, visitors from both Andrews
. n it ?? ii t-of-town were shown
..?ugh the building. Refresh
ment.- were starved at the school
1.. nek room
Swpt J K Rufty express g plea
sure ;n the many c*m/ratui..".iry
fl-ew-ers that were sent by business
Urnis. e.vic clubs and in dr. i Rials.
Hiwassee Dam PTA Announces
Thanksgiving Carnival Plans
C O
Thanksgiving Carnival,
nod. ^handmade articles
ill he held a4 the Hi
School starting at 6
, Nov 21
v r
The Carnival, sponsored by the i
Hi'Aassce Dam School Parent-1
Teacher \ssociation, will be staged 1
to raise money for the school. I
Kr.itme attractions will includ
bingo cake wdl* a*d *
sale Jm ? " r
A l*i7aar lioath displaying hand
made articles "and a country store j
showing canned goods and other 1
food items are evpccted to drawn
big crowds.
Numerous game booths wtll be j
iQt up for the children to enjoy *
invitation to all Pherokw
Cjninty was Issued by the Hfwtw
fcSjVrA ??
? PJF StiPPKR AT CHURCH j
. There will be * pte supper ?t
Bid Martin's Creek Cfyurrh FrIJI
lay night Proceeds will go ta ?ikif
iC?t church
Bulldog Seniors
Slated For Bowl
Thr Murphy Bulldp^i <^nd
14 seniors to the SnwJnfWfo'untain
Senior Bowl f ootids if ^anip Thanks
giving Day. Nov 27, at Bryson
jgL
who are expected to see
in* the game are Donnto
Greene, Larry Posey, James
Smith, Steve Crawford, BUT
Thompson and Hayden McClure
JAtso. Fred Dalrymple. Wayne
Comwell, James Davis, Bill Rw
sey, George Hall, Dale KUpatrtck.
Cyrus Rich and Denny Elliott,
^ All seniors In the Smoky Moui>
tain Conference wflj play the
(fame The Western teem WU1 be
made op of players from Murphy.
Hayesvttle, RobbinsvHle and
HpStikJIn
F The Bastern team will oonatst
Of players from Syha,
Cherokee and Dl JSUtl Ckf.