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PROMOTING MURPHY AND ANDREWS
VOLUME 64 Nl'MBER ? 10
MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA Till KSUAY. Sh
16, 1964
TiSN PAGES THIS WEEK
MHiiiiiHBIlMtllPlifill
People You Know
MIKI'HY
Mrs Morris Moore uf Peachtree
has returned home after undergo
ing an operation in a Chattanooga
hospital She is reported to be im
proving nirely.
Mr and Mrs K.u i Wuy of C,as
Ionia spent thr 1 :t t>? ? r 1 - 1 \ holidays
\wth relatives at lit Murphy
a:: 1 < 'ulbersun
Mr and Mrs Kdd W t, Saun
dr.t F"ii\ r- arid T- .>r r i r r i \* of Durham
tml Mrs T A S!:err<-n and Miss
A rg <tr. : i Sherton uf North Side.
\ is:t?*d Mrs Bill M iO'l v and ? hil
(in-;: i.',!'!' week end
M : . J ? ? vv t * i ! Taylor Mrs Frank
Ash.- Mrs Kllen Mulkey. Mrs
I if.*: U f ,: and Mr and Mrs J C
Whit** wot' visitors of friends a:.!
relatives in Kng lewood and Telli
< i plains, Tenn.. Sunday.
Marv Kalherine Zimmerman of
Itt 1 Murphy will enter Stetson
1'niversity. Inland. K!a this
month
Winnie Ruth Utile of Rt I, Cul
berson. a graduate of Murphy
High School and a piano pupil of
Mrs Nora Cobb Spencer, left Tues
day for Brenau College and Con
servatory. C. ainesville, da. She
plans to major in music
\MIKKU S
rHONK NO. ?
f " i ? i 3 ? ? lift- i has acrepted ;t po
s:ti'-n with The Aimco Steel Co. of
At. aula. ? la m the auditing depart
men? Mrs Reed ani young son,
M.< run i will join Mr Reed the lat
t?'i- part .,f the month.
M ;? R .bert 1 barker of Washing
? . r ; . I > (' spent several days of
: i ? w**ei-: as truest of Dr.?and Mrs.
1 [ i:ie: H ? k K I>av;s. Mr Barker was
a ?' >rme- resident of Andrews and
*. I Q Barker.
M' ? Clyde Mi Junkm and son
B-.fihy M->.-s of (Greensboro sper.t
r , ? r ' las*, week with her1 sister.
J . .hn J. Wat kins Mrs Mr
w.?s a: cmpamed home by
h"r t\v * i.ju-jhters. Ratty and Lin
d . \v i : ? have > j ient the summer
va- t". :: he;e with M? - Wat kins.
Mr ana Mrs. Charles T Al
i:; i d J." and young son Charles
T III !:av-' : e* at 1 to *heir home
in Washing ? >n . D C alter a week's
visit heie with Mr Almond's par
ents, Dr. and Mr< Charles T Al
mond and Mrs Almond's parents.
Mr ar.d Mrs W B Duckery at
Marble.
Dr a: ; Mrs. .1 Wiley Davis left
Monday for their home in San
Juan Porta Ri< a after a months
stay here with his brother, Dr.
Hancock E. Davis and Mrs. Davis
and with another brother Dr J. C.
Davis and Mrs. Davis at Waynes
ville.
Mrs. J W Brown has returned
home after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. C. S Johnson in Ashevllle.
Mrs Jonnson spent several days of
last week here with her sisters
Mrs. Brown and Mrs Luther Nich
olson.
Mr and Mrs B K Dillahunt of
knoxvillfc spent the week end here
with the latters parents. Mr. and
Mrs B P Grant.
Mr and Mrs. James Bowers
have returned from a visit to Rea.d
infc. Pa They were accompanied
home hv Mr Bower's mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers and her sis
LiT. Mrs Anna Hartfield. They
will spend the remainder of the
month a-s house guests of the Bow
er*
Mr and Mrs A. B. Chandler, Sr.
attended the funeral of Mr. I.
Blessing in Knoxville, Tenn.
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. P Grant, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McGuire and Miss Fannie
McGuire spent Saturday in Engle
wood, Tenn. visiting their aunt and
cousin, Mrs. E. W. Watts and
Miss Edna Sue Watts.
Mrs Lee Watkins had as her
guests last week her nephew Mr.
John Moulton and Mrs. Moulton
and their children, Lynn and Beck
ey of Charleston, W Va
Mrs P M Reagan has returned
after a weeks visit with her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Fr*d Reagan In
sheville.
Cherokee County Fair Promises To Be Best
Fred Adams Taken
On Murder Charge
A weeping Kred Adams wit:;'.
<-?! m 'Jie fata. shooting of Luther
i 'ar ringe: Monday nigh'.. Sept t> at
\ o uss'.i iwn sur rendered to Deput>
Sheriff Leonard Junes ami Statt
Highwa\ I ' at r : >] ::.an I> I' King a"
7 a III yesterday i WodrieS
I > ? ? j h i ' > Juries sal i the only .state
merit Adams made was "I'm sor
ry
i Adams the nbjeet of an mtenst
j eight-day setvah by rounty, statt
' and federal officers . is charger
, with murder in a state warran'
| aini with unlawful flight to avok
|'i' srcuiuir'. in a federal warrant.
Deputy Janes said law offieer:
uere !>> start questioning Adam:
sitrnet irr-.e Wednesday morning.
sai'i Adams surrenderee
at the home of Harley Scroggs ir
Urasstown The deputy said the
wanted man arrived at Scrogg'f
h" me ar''und *> a. m. weonesdav
? ggs talked to Adams and ther
I
1< It .'.is i" i ? ? r : . <? ' i > telephone ti> ,
Muipf.y J.mi-s said The sheriffs
? >rfce vs. is ?. ? > : : C it le-.l and Junes,
and King went to 'he Seroggs '
Srr oggs rrir- the two officers in j
his f r i ^ * yard arid talked to them'
i fur a moment. Jones said Seroggsj
.then went ba> k :ri t<> his house and
. rv'urned with Adams whu gave j
himself ill " Jones said
The ? >r fleers said Adams was un- I
armed except for a small pocket
knife when he surrendered.
Adam's wife was arrested in '
connection with the ease but was)
released earlier this week under
bund. Also Arrested in the case
5 'and ndeased under bund was A I, j
3 King King was charged with aid
ling and abbeting after the fact of
J , ??.iir.ier j
Cairinger was snot a' his home
. Brasstown The shooting follow- 1
It 1 a short argument between1
Adams and Carringer. The two
i men were neighbors.
8 Counties Be Represented
At School Guidance Meet
by
I ? .. m . ".vi. 1 i : -
: ;dv .!?: I j>:ti!'*l .!>. us-i. >ns
? rM.vi.iir.ff tniiii
an. ?? sitvii-i'-j f. -r buys a-. I ^nis.
! )? ! ii s \i id bo I >;? k. M
, i :: . ' .1.: in M? n!;?: Hy
Stair- I >!?]. i: t ment <.f Public
' Instnn ti-.n . Hr C D Killian,
| Western Carolina College; Miss
I Madeline Tripp, Associate. Divi
Is or: ..f Klomentary and Secondary
K:iu. a'.ion. Slate Department of
Public Instruction ; Mrs. Annie
Kay Mi.i. re Healtlt Educator in
Division of School Health and Phy
sical Education. State Department
o; Public Instruction and Mrs. Jes
sie Hart. Swain County Schools.
Miss Lucille Browne, Director of
Guidance. Greensboro City Schools
will discuss types and sources of
information which young- people
need in solving educational, voca
tional and personal problems.
The counseling service will be
discussed by Dr. Max Haines,
Counselor-Trainer at Appalachian
Stale Teachers College, Boone.
Dr. Haines will also speak at the
banquet i:i the school cafeteria at
seven o'clock. His topic will be
?The Teacher as a Guidance Work
I.tadeis f..r discussion groups
on group .Lruidani e techniques in
I the elementary and secondary
I school will be: Mrs Carrie Y\ Ab
I hot t . Supervisor, Swain County
i Schools; Mrs. Hildred Smith, Hay
, esville Elementary School: Mrs.
| Rhea DeHart. Brvson City School;
| Mr. John VVikle, Bryson City High
I School; Mrs. Pauline Bault, Mur
] phy High School and Mrs. Kath
' erine O'Neil. Franklin High School.
Counties participating in the con
ference are: Cherokee, Clay, Gra
ham. Haywood, Jackson, Macon.
Swain and Transylvania.
Conference hosts are T. L. Wood
ard. Superintendent of Swain Coun
ty Schools, and Henry M Davis.
Principal, Bryson City High School
HOME COMING
| The Oak Grove Church liear Le
, titia will have a home coming Sun
day. Sept 26 The public Is Invited
and all singers are urged to at
I tend
Stewardship Week:|
, For Baptists Is
Sept. 20-24 j
I
j A r: Association wide Stewai ?!- i
'????!? W.-. k !'.;r !*;? jif i^t s in the WXC j
| Ass,;o< ia\<;r: uji: mark- i next
Jv.t.-k. s.-;.' L ? J ? w:th a series of j
, < Murray are t 1
v ..: in.'!': a' the Murphv First
' I
i'iV.v Chu: eh and churrhes in
,UH' A:;;h'Ws ara a will meet at the.
1 YalJeytown Baptist Chun h. Hay- ,
J osvilJe area churches will meet at'
Tiuett Memorial.
(".asses wili be held at 7 3< ? each
evening
The churches in the Murphy
group are Calvary. Murphy. Mur
phy Second Baptist Church, Brass
town Boiling Springs. Hanging
Dog, Owl Creek. Grape Creek, I
Peachtree Memorial. Upper I
Peachtree. Ebenezer, Pine Log,
Pleasant Valley, Tomotla, Notla '
and New Martin's Creek. The Rev. I
J Alton Morris is director for this
group
The faculty for the Murphy .
group includes the Rev. Paul Cul
pepper*, missionary of the Blue
Ridge Association, adults; Miss
Alma Jollv. missionary West Lib
erty Association, young people and
intermediates; and Mrs. C,. E.
Scruggs, juniors.
The Rev. Ralph Ma'Jieson is di- ,
rector for Andrews-area churches
which include Andrews First, Mar-1
ble Springs. Maltby, Mount Zion,
Mount View. Oak Grove. Hewitts,
Junaluska. Pisgah. Red Marble. |
| Rolands creek, Topton, Valley,
I River a no vengeance Creek.
School Bond To
Be Discussed
At Luncheon
t-.-al business a::-l ?
.1. men . r l Murphy w:Il speak un j
'he pr s. h.M.l bon-i
I . .Th'irs 1. 1 \ 1:1 ihf 1 i! ll Hotel '
Mf.jra!:i!v bu ir .i n! ilirei'tors I
? * i : ' ' V-ni'-v 1.1-r.s Club votfi j
ir;.ni <u<!v !.?: I t v- ?: * 'he bori-1
i r ; ? ; r i ? J i ' ' ? .? .J H I >:mean ,
? i 1 1 : in t:: : 'he ? !ub s e?iU'"atinn I
?rtstiss't,.,- !..r (urlhf! sluily Oth- 1
I'.rjnb'-! s the ??"Hiimt !tr art* '
! ? ,V in.l S N Hi. bo
Townson (iets j
Commendation I
W Pave T<j\vns? >n !m -:il funeral
. i ? i . ? irrfr.V.y reeeivo;! a letter
. f : . : :i i fur his services t
i - a member "f Na"i?>:ial Fun-'
era! I t : As,m). iatam's Boanl
N C Kur-. ral Pirv, * us ar. l
Bur ia! Ass.'m utti'. ?n
The letter ? ' ;t par*, of ?
? \Xi. r ! t u . 1 1 1 < 1 of th" rational eon
v ,.j i? j. ... ..f -n in U- \:~
? n * ?; Te\ i r. which the rornmer.<Ja
? i -n was in-'-luvJed.
iverni'u -? f> -r t i t errn
19".':. tvj M-'nbe:
i . :he fa -' N ? ? < 'an
. ti t \ f v . i ? i ? ? i *
Murphy Employment V | fice
To Serve Graham Cou, r
Practice Air
Alert Called
The Mirphv
( >hserver
>'e alert
i r. ^ ? i : s ;
hv te!eph,,ra
r.-r
. sts the
A . 1 aircraft
I", he report -
the Knox ville, :
er through a
perator at the
< al e\ . h an^'e \V < ' Messer. < IOC
j t ? t* t'\ i >? ' r . sa.'i
T^.c < ;u< " volunteers started
..iiruim ..-st fall
Patrolmen Assigned
To Area Posts
Shite Highway Patrolmen Ray
\l- ?:!"..?!? an.! Waller C, Liming
have been as-'igne.J to Cherokee
('unity to til! two vacant posts nf- 1
t *? i* I. H Raker anil Charles Lone ?
v. .-!>? t ransfei re.!
Pa";, .'man Heifner will have
I",. 1'iu.i! ters in Murphy an-1
1 'at nun:. it; Pen. mi: will be in An
\ I \<.P \\< P < KK I K
?. -a . ; ! h* a h. ?rnecoirnnp: at
? i ? ?? < 'reek P.iptist Church
140 Pints Collected
By Bloodmobile Here
? i" I ' ? ? i ? ::*!(>? '.a.v v- . > i x! y-ei^ht j
!? ?? '? - *?:: !;?? ! ? >u\ :r. Murphy an-! j
7 2 wetc i 1 * ? ? at the ramp.
Ki-vin St. if j bailor was in1
harp* ? >f the refreshments for
< a::;e?-n an! th?- '? 'lowing- persona
assist*"! l?i serving at the canteen:
Mrs- H' >war I Moody. Mrs Jim
Hughes Mrs J II Duncan, Mrs.
Bili Wiiggonrr Mrs Harvey Hin
shaw Mrs ! ' A Browning, Mrs
Merke. Mrs, Tom Evans. Mrs.
Worth Greene. Mrs W A. Single
ton, Mrs James Parker. Mrs j
Herman Edwards. Mrs Jack Rob
erts . Mrs Tom Palmer, Mrs. '
Furr. Mrs Ellen Crawford. Mrs. I
San Harding. Mrs. Earl Van Horn.
Mrs. Anton Sohmitt, Mrs. Ruby
Hill, Mrs James Howse, Misses
Josephine Heighway and Elizabeth
Gray
Workers at the registration table
were Miss Dnt Hensley. Mrs H. A.
Mattox. Mrs. Hue Moore Mrs.
Bob Easley. Mrs Rill Waggoner.
Mrs Roy Knller. Mrs Don Wither- 1
spoon. Mrs Harry Risbop and |
Mrs R L Wilkins.
(I! MOM \\ S (I I I!
The Junior Woman's Club will |
meet tonight at 7.M at the pri
mary school auditorium.
Ronnie Brittain
Is Band Prexy '
IVnnie B: ain w;i i-ifclr I pres I
.dent '.f ' i ? ? Murphy S< hool Band i
a' a JV-: <-n! organizational meeting.
Uthi-r rif! ;? i-r art- Ramona Hag- .
gard vice-pr?\-ddent : R.lly Brown
ing. librarian: an 1 Betty Weaver, j
publiritv chairman.
I
Judy Sneed is d rum major and |
majorettes are Owen Cole, Ann
Maynor, Linda Knglish and Nettie'
Sue Dockery.
The band played and marched at
t>oth the Andrews and Hayesville
ball games during half time cere
monies. At the latter game they al
so did a comic routine. They will
have another routine to present
this Friday on the home field at
the game of Murphy versus Sylva.
Seminarian To Preach
At Pres. Church
Robert Doom, senior from Col
umbia Seminary. Decatur, Ga .
will prearh at (he Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning at 11 o'
clock.
The public is invited to (he ser
vice.
Sunday School will meet at 9:45
a m. and Young People will meet
at 6 30.
The Murphv Kmplov ( Vm
..ffj. .? s? ^ ('.ra
mi Cnuii'v this rr.-f!:th ,in<! an./th
!* member U t - a !? 1 ?-? i ' ' the local
' . t ! f H ? I f ' t r k 4 ? r . area supervi
or ' -f the A ?? h ? * v ; i ? ? .vdmmistra
1 >e! - f.- 'he s a l ' 1
> w ! ? . v?-r ' I rah am
'? '?!!?? V 'A,s t?..' Hrvsoli
' ":!>? ??
Ma-. H mri.sh !. ? ? beer: transfer-,
tv i !?.. Murph;. i.frire from Dry-!
sonoty as in* rvn-'A<T That!
r: i ike> !h?- M ;rnhv ? . ! ! : ? ? ? ? a per
t : i : t r ?=? r 1 1 ;)nvi' !:;,m uffi- Mr Park
it said Ja< k Burrus heads up the
I'M t1 office
Point.- that will be served by the .
Murphy office each week are Hav
Andrews and Kobbm?ville. I
Andrews PTA Has
First Meeting
Tre* Andrews Parent Teachers]
Ass r i.iM'-n held its first meeting i
<?:' the fall Tuesday afternoon at
'.he Andrews school. Mrs. Mar^a- I
ret Ann VVatry, president, presid- ,
ed
i K } ; n f t >? superintendent, wtl-j
' 1 ; - ? parents and introduced
I1!: i ? ? M'Ciure. new hiph school
1 'i : ?. - K-V; at. i in tearh.-r. Char-'
:? s < > F; a . ? i ? ? r . principal . .f the'
I ::.-riii-"4 ! v - h- ? .1 intr ??dm ?? 1 the
?' !. -.v n<-w ti a: hers in the Fle
i -v ? )? " .1 Mi?? .T'l in Xe'.son. '
K ! r . * t ? r ; I *! . ! < *h a TV. hers and
>
? li
? w m taker Mead ? ?:
H> ]?:?? .n.:n:i.'S -department
> in r.'-.uri'o -if 4 he patriotic num
h e men. hers of the FHA chap
:??! >f truMe.-n ef the Andrews
- h.- .; I . <:ave a talk nr. The
S. p,..nd The voti;.^ will take
j l.in1 October 2.
I ni: the hu.-ines? period plan?
wi ' e d. - i ussi- 1 f. -r the annual Har
vest Day Sale to be heM early in
October.
Mr., Mrs. Bruce West
Ha ve 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs. Bruce West of
Andrews will observe their Golden
Wedding Anniversary on Sunday
I Sept. 19. at their home in Andrews.
J Their 11 children, all of whom
are expected to attend, are as fol
lows: Mrs. Bruce Newman of Ak
ron. Ohio; Mr?. Arnold Brvson,
I Herman H. and Venson of Marble;
j Howard of Murphy; Wayne of
I Dayton. Wyo : dine of Winston
Salem; Bon of Providence, R. I.;
Paul of Pittsburg. Pa ; Roy of At
lanta. Ha ; and Eddie of Andrews.
They also have 19 grandchildren
Sand two pre at grandchildren. They
' will observe open house from 2 un
' til r> p. m
I
Ranger All Day
Singing Be Sunday
I The annual all flay sinpinpr at
F.anerr paptist Church will be
he].! Sunday. Sept 19
All sinprrs are invited to at
'pri'l S P Akin is moderator.
Catalogs Are
Available Now
I 'a'. aN.gs l<ir the 37th Annual
' i.ei ike,- Kair aie off tile
I I ."ss Ull in- '? being dlStribUt
'*' ? rh?. :,-ti trie ilis'ru t C K
1- 1- it: A. - i: latlnn -t-re'aiv
-S i , ' 'A eek
i-ii: \\ ' * ? .'i promises la be
'? : --i-a*' ' ' ' ? 1 br.M, '.s hi start at
-* ; in M 'ti'i.'iy Sept L'T with the
? i ".' "I extubr At 1 p in Mon
Midway will open Mr
a>v, t r i;t* gambling and
girl sh. ?s 'A ill not be [lart of the
.V. (??:?> And i. I. Mason, Mayor
<?! Mu:ph> -aid t f i ? ? n<> gambling
iiilmg pa by '.he Town Council
v. iil I..- .-ut'. -K ad.
At - |' Monday all exhibits
in;.-! he in place to qualify for
judging
tin Tuesday Sept 28, judging of
? ' exhibit hails will start at 9 a.
rn At ?? iii i n. Tuesday, the
Nantahala District Dairy Show will
star" Kxhibit halls will be open to
!!..? public at 3 p. m. that day.
The Dairy Cattle Show will start
i* v p m Wednesday, Sept 29
Th.s is iho first year that the
Dairy Cattle Show has been hela
at night.
Thursday, t^ept 30, will be
School Day at the Fair. Judging of
swine ami pnul'ry will start at 10
a ni and ths 4-H pullet show and
sale will start at 2 p. m.
The Heef Cattle Show will start
at s p in Thursday. This show is
also being he! J the first time at
night.
, i . Kti'iav i ? ? l all exhibits
will he on display, and all exhibits
h. I.mav.d by r.oon Satur
day, < ict 1
Derreberrv Ihes
At 77 Here
\Y : ! < ? y K Dor re berry. 77. of
\T.?:h> H< 'lit** 1. died at 11 ">0 p.
tii Saturday in a Murphy hospital
! after a long illness.
Ht' was a native of Cherokee
, Cmirty and a lumberman.
: Funeral .services will be held at
?, p. m. Monday in Vengeance
Crerk Baptist Church with the
Rev James Truett officiating,
Burial was in Derreberrv Ceme
' tery
i Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs Boyd King. Mrs. Ted Trull
Mrs Carl King of Marble, and
Mrs Ivee Nichols of Galax. Va. ;
three sons. Morris of Gastonia,
Vaughn of Andrews, and Albert
I with the r. S. Army stationed at
' Ft. Bragg.
! Also one brother, Poley of And
rews: six sisters. Mrs. Polly Bar
ker of Pearhtree, Mrs. Margaret
Jones <>f Andrews, Mrs. Quincy
Jacobs of Naples, Tex . and Mrs
Rebecca Newman. Mrs Ida King",
and Mrs. Tva Lee King all of
Marble.
Town son Funeral Home is in
Charge.
Area Directors Of New Dairy Co-op
Will Attend Meet In Lexington
Nolanti Wells of Cherokee County
and Whiley McGlamery of Clay
County, two recently elected di
rectors of the newly formed Coble
Dairies Cooperative, will go to
Lexington this week with C. R.
' Freed to meet with the executive
committee of the organization.
Dairymen In this area can buy
stock In the naw non-profit organ
isation at $100 p?r cow. Quay Ket
ner, field representative of the co
operative said the stock is moving
well in this section.
All profits in the organisation
will go to producers who own cow
stock Mr Freed pointed out. The
profits will be in the form of In
crease fn the price paid for milk or
In dividends, he said
Coble Darles had Bales amount
ing to $26 million Inst year, Mr.
Freed asserted.
An Increase in the price paid to !
producers for milk was noted by
Mr Freed. He said the prices to be ,
paid starting with the next milk
checks will be U 7B for class one
milk; $5 for class two milk, and
$3 28 for class three milk.
Actually the Increase was start
ed August 1, but It will be reflected
in the forthcoming: check, Mr.
Freed said.
The North Carolina Milk Com
mission's prices on the classes
are: class one, $6.28; class two.
*4 50: and class three, $2.78, Mr.
Freed said.
After October 1, all milk leaving
the plant here will be purchased at
$5 per 100 pound* , Mr. Freed said.
DR SIZE
Dr. ( rforjf F. Nn rewU}
Jolnr<l Km. ntmff at Prtrir B?
pitalhore. H?
men, 8. C.