flave W^otcowbo^in ijoufhoust ? |
Wholesome , hearty, good-tastia'
COBLE MILK jsa
real he-man's drink!
Yep, "Two-Gun Tex* needs plenty of
energy-packed, body-building milk to be
quick on the draw. When the ranch hands
gather in your kitchen they'll tell you to
"reach" for the handy Pure-Pak container.
Better have plenty of good, refreshing
milk ready for them . . . and for the
whole family, in the handy milk con
tainer, Pure-Pak. i
COBLE MILK is Country Fresh when it reaches you because it is
REFRIGERATED from the time it leaves the Farm until it reaches
Your Door.
GOOD TELEPHONE SERVICE DEPENDS ON
REASONABLE RATES
The Western Carolina Telephone Company has applied
for an increase in rates in Ijfurphy. , This increase would
make Murphy rates the same as those now in effect in Bry
son City, Sylva, Franklin, and other towns of similar size.
The rates in Murphy were not changed in the last general
increase granted to the' Western Carolina Telephone Com
pany or the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. Murphy was not included in this increase due to die
timing of the transaction of the Murphy purchase and the
increases granted to the Western Carolina Telephone
Company and Southern Bell Telephone Company. There
was a small increase made in Murphy rates in August,
1953: This did hot put Murphy on an equal basis with our
other exchanges.
Since .we acquired Murphy we have continually improv
ed and expanded the telephone system and expect to con
tinue our growth as the territory grows and believe that all
subscribers should pay reasonably and equitably for their
service.
A comparison of Murphy's present and proposed rates
and some of our other exchanges is shown in the following.
Rates In EJf ect Proposed Rates
Sylva Murphy Murphy
Franklin
Bryson City
Residence 1 party 4.75 3.75 4.75
Residence 2 party 4.00 3.15 4.00
3.50 2*80 34$
V Residence Rural 3.50 2J0 3.50
Business 1 party 8.50 8.05 8.50
.Business 2 party 7.25 V 7.05 7.25
Buttons 4 ptffty 6.25 6.05 6.25 .
Business Rural 6.25 * 4.05 .
CAROLINA TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Graham County 4-H Clubs
Name New Officers
Graham County Four-H club*
have selected their officers for the
following year. Each month the
junior 4H clubs will select a theme
on which their program will be
presented.
Officers elected are as follows:
5th Grade: (Miss Klrkland) Lois
Jenkins, President; Carolyn Dea
ton, -Vice President;, Ray Orr
Secretary.
Mrs. Rogers Bth Grade : David
Parette, President; Calvin Shuler, j
Vice President; Gail Phillips, Sec
retary.
Mrs. Haywood's 5th Grade, Kar
en Colvard, President; Lenore
Orr, Secretary.
Mrs. Clem's 6th Grade: Phyllis
Jordan, President; Roger Shuler,
Vice President; Wllma Mae Al-j
mond, Secretary.
Mrs. Hooper's 6th Grade: Wal-I
lace Matheson, President; Sarah'
Ann Phillips, Vice President; Vio
let Stewart, Secretary.
Mrs. Griffin's eth Grade: Linda I
Ghormley President; Jerry Hlce, 1
Vice President; Frances Parsons,
Secretary.
Mrs. Lance's <th Grade:: Rubyi
Wilkie, President; Coy OdomJ
Vice President; Frances Phillips, (
Secretary. j
Mrs. QuiUlam's 7th Grade:: Ed
die Whaley, President; Lavonne
McCall, Vice resident; Shelby J.
Odom, Secretary.
Mrs. Denton's 7th Grade : Leo- ,
nard McHaffey, President; Vice
resident, Wanda Sue Trammell;
J. P. Cooper, Secretary.
Mrs. Long's 7th Grade: Freddie
Brooms, President; Shirley Moore,
Vice President; Gary Moody, Sec
retary.
Mr. Thompson's 8th Grade: Iva
Lee Waldroup,. President; Jackie
Tatham, Vice President; Jamas j
Patterson, Secretary.
Mr. Lovin'a 8th Grade: Rena I
Shuler, President, Billy Max Gar- '
land, Vice President; France*
Crisp, Secretary.
Mrs. Rogers' 8th Grade: Pat
ricia Ann Holloway, President; j
Neal Patterson, Vice President; j
Bobby Grant, Secretary. i
Junior High School: Vincent Wal-|
droup, President; Max Rattler,
Vice President; Maxine Jordan, I
Secretary. ?
Senior High School : Kathryn
Parsons, president; Newell Led
better, Vice President; Ramons
Sawyer, Secretary.
Snowbird Indian School : Helen
Rattler, President; Jesse Jumper,
Vice President; Nita Rattler, Sec-'
retary.
Stecoah Senior 4H Club: NelUe j
Mae Aldridge, President; Doyle J
Smith, Vice President; Roma Nell,
Sawyer, Secretary.
Stecoah Junior 4H Club Randall
Jenkins, President; Robert Crisp,
Vice President; Patsy Andrews,'
Secretary.
Mountain View High School:
Larry Jenkins, President; Gladys (
Grant, Vice President; Clarence
Williams, Secretary. I
Mountain View, Junior 4H Cub:
oe Jenkins:, President; \LaVsrne1
Price, Vice President; Gloria Rae
IBurchfield, Secretary.
I Junior Club: Jo Ann Jones,
President; Bobby Carver, Vice
President; Essie Williams, Secre
tary. .
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. Chick producion in North Caro
lina's commercial hatcheries dur
ing September is estimated at
5,822,000, a new record for the
month.
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CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER RAT C. PUIXIUM (right) of And
rews, receives the citation for the Commendation Ribbon for meri
torious service from Colonel Henry 1. Stark, commander of the
?MM Army Unit In apan. Pullium, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pal
lium, Andrews, distinguished himself as assistant chief of the ad
ministrative services branch fat the adjuant general motion at Osmp
Drake (Japan) Replacement Depot. The W-yesNld officer entered
the Army In 1*34 and has served overseas since August 1MU. His
wife, Ruth. Is with him In Japan. (IT. S. ARMY PHOTO)
Norman Hyde Wins
Garden Contest
Norman Hyde won eighty dollars
cash as first place winner in the
*
garden contest for 1954. He is a
member of the 8th grade 4-H club.
Normar's garden supplied his
home with food for immediate
use and a good supply for canning.
Second place winner, Ann Wig
gins, received five dollars cash
award for her fine job.
Third place award three dollars
presented to Jerry Stone.
The contest was open to any 4-H
club boy or girl in the county and
Mt. View School
Presents Rural Play
The Mountain View School pre
sented a play "Farm Folks, a Ru
ral Play of 4 Acta" at the Tapoco
Theatre on Tuesday, November It
at 7:90.
The cast of characters included:
Dennis Cable, Charles Prince,
Jim Burchfield, Edwin Estes, Clar
ence Williams, Margaret Ann Far
ley, Johnnie Ruth Rogers, Violet
Jenkins, Hannah Lee Williams,
Charlotte Burchfield, and Janice
Dale Owen*.
*"> be eligible to receive a prize
the member must have completed
a project record book.
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Dodge lias done it! I
Flair-fashioned . . . and al/Ve wiih beauty !
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. ; imp? W?| ynniiwyjin SSisfei
New Dodge Cutfom Royal V-8 4- Door Sedan with 183-hp. Super Red Ram V-8 Engine-?cfro-K>we,ed to 193-hp. at slight extra cost.
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]New '55 DODGE
J at your dealers now!
For month* the word has been getting around: "Dodge
has done it! Wait and see!"
Now the new '66 Dodge is here . . . and the promise
? 1U9V |UU1|M6 U1
its sleek silhouette? longer, lower, and far more beautiful
than anyone dreamed!
Here is a car that captures the flair of the future in
the bold forward thrust of its hood, in the sweep of its
rear deck and twin-jet taillights.
Here is a car that introduces the new outlook in motor
car styling, *i;>. ? swept-back New Horizon windshield
that surroi. - ???? in a glass cockpit.
Dodge has done i. new '66 Dodge today. .
Dodge flajtbe ^ head in '55 !
Here ta ;
eager beaut,
that put the tu
' * \ undred surprises, whose taut and
Vy exciting new developments
'?*w fingertips.