One Hundred Twenty-Three Scouts
Attended Meeting At Robbinsville
Om hundred-twenty-thro* Bcouu
acta 8c outers attended the Nan La
hala District Court of Honor held
at Robtatnaville Monday night.
Mr. Jim Huffman of Robbtasville
Scouts from Troop 4 Robbtaaville
fave the invocation.
lead by Scout Gary Patteraon, fur
nished a program demonstrating
scouting skills.
The Clerk of Court was First
Class Scout Jimmy Froule of Troop
4 Robbtaaville.
Various awards were presented
to the follownlg Scouts: Francis
Pless, Field Scout Executive pre.
aented the Tenderfoot awards to
Willie C. Patton, and Jack B. Sut
ton of troop 2, Murphy; and Nich
olas C. Moody and Charles Stanley,
of troop 4, Robbtaaville. Second
Class Awards, presented by Mr
James Stanley of Robbtasville
went to Lynn Love, Thomas F
Brooks,, Charles Jones, Edwin
Barlow, Wendell Barlow, Larry
Adams, all of troop 1, Andrews; j
Eennie Killian, of troop 2, Murphy
end Jimmy Tipton and Harry By ?
crs, of troop 3, Brasstown.
Mr. Guy Sutton of Robbonsville
1 resented the First Class awards t >
the following boys: Jerry Neal, of
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Troop 1, Andrews; Jim irouie
Jerry Stone, and Tommy Moore
from Torop 4, Robbinsville lteri<
ladgcs presented by District Com
missioner Ben Ragsdale of Murphy
went to Bobby Weover, Troop ?
Murphy for electricity ? safety
Bob S. Byers troop 3, Brasstowc
for machinery- woodworkk; Ray
Clayton, and David G.ibble, troo ?>
j Brasstown for woodwork; Garv
I'ztt^rson, troop 4, Robbinsville fo?
citizenship in the nation; Abne?
Moor.-. tr&jp 7, Iiayesvilk far pub
lic health-elect ricitj ; Donate1 Brad
shaw troop 7, Hayes vllle for citiien
ship in the home- home repairs, and
Ed pud Garrison, also of troop 7,
HayesviUef ro scholarship.
Following the program a fellow
ship hour was enjoyed by all the
were furnished by the Robbinsville
persons attending. Refreshments
P-TA and parents of Robbinsville
j Scouts.
County Page's Aim
Perfect In Raleigh
In a recent issue of The News
and Observer, of Raleigh, a story
was carried about Claude Lewis,
Calender Clerk of the Senate,
known as the "Dean" of the Gen
eral Assembly, who has served
since 1925.
In reminiscencing over the span
of 32 years he recalls the great,
and near-great, the steady work
men among the State's lawmakers,
who come and go.
He is quoted as saying "as a
usual thing business is conducted
with a good deal of dignity, but on
occasions the boys buck the
traces."
He remembers with a laugh the
humorous happenings, as the time, j
when Butch Love, son of Mr. and i
Mrs. L. L. Love of Andrews, and a j
mischievous page from ' Cherokee
County, shot Luther Hodges with a
water pistol.
This incident happened during
the 1953 session when Hodges was
a lieutenant governor After the
Senate adjourned one day, Hodges
walked out of the capitol toward
Fayeteville street; Butch was cas
ing the area from a window in the
Senate Chamber, his water, pistol
cocked and primed.
As the State's lieutenant governor
stepped from the cover of the
Capitol,, Butch pulled the trigger.
His aim was perfect and he hit
Luther Hodges squarely on the
back of his neck.
A \yet and angry lieutenant gove
rnor wheeled on his heel and re
E. J. PHILLIPS
Former Andrews
Boy Receives
Scholarship
E. J. Phillips, Jr., son of Mrs.
Jake Phillips of Andrews, has been
awarded a science scholarship by
the National Science Foundation.
He will attend Duke University
Graduate School during the sum
mer sessions this year to continue
work toward a doctor's degree.
Mr. Phillips received a B. S. de
gree in science and physical educa
tion from Western Carolina and an
M. A. in school administration and,
physical education from George'
Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn
essee. He later received an M. A.
in biology from Peabody. For the
past eight years he has been em
ployed at Frank L. Ashley High
School, Gastonia, N. C. He is pres
ently serving as assistant princi
pal and head of the biology depart
ment.
He is married to the former
Mary Alice Cowan of Cullowhee.
They have one son, Ernest Jake
Phillips, Jr.
turned to the Senate quarters. He
called all the pages together, stated
his grievance, and requested the
guilty party to step forward.
His invitation was given short
consideration, and then Butch
Love, shaking in his boots, stepped
out of line and said "I did it. Sir."
Hodges was so impressed by the
youngster's courage in confessing
his guilt he forgave him. Butch and
Luther Hodges became fast friends
after that, Lewis recalls.
"On the last day of the session",
he said "members of the Senate
gave Hodges a water pistol; they
stood Butch up beside him for the
presentation ceremonies."
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Hurry! Hurry!
FISHER'S GOING OUT OF RNSMESS SALE
ONR FINAL HUGE SLASH IH PRICES ! !
Don't Miss these Once-in-a
Lifetime Savings;
I Tkble (Values to $4J8!)
Women's A Children^' Shoes $1.00
1 Table ( Values to |M(!)
Women's & Children's Shoes 1.99
1 Group (Values to 94-M!)
Women's & Girls' Dresses . . 1.00
1 Group (Values to {D.W-)
Women's & Girls' Dresses . . 1.99
Can You Believe These Prices?
Men's Dress Shoes . . . $2.99 to $4.99
(Values to *8JM!)
Men's Work Shoes . . . 2.99 to 499
(Values to
Boys' Dress Shoes .. . 1 .99 to 3.99
(Values to W.98!)
1 Group (Values to $4JI8
Boy's Shoes , 1.99
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Lots of Good Buys in
our 29c Boxes
Bargains For Everyone
on our 59c Table
Values Jip to $6.00 on
our $1.00 Table
Rush in for These:
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WOMEN'S
Cotton Slips, Reg. $1.69 NOW .89
VOMEN'S
Acetate Slips, Reg. $2.98 NOW 1.89
V*T> MEN'S
Summer Gowns, reg. $1.98 Now 1.90
WOMEN'S
Bras. Reg. $1.19 NOW .69
WOMEN'S
Panties Reg. 49c NOW .29
FANCY *
Can-Cans, Reg. $4.98 NOW 2.99
GIRLS' ,
Cotton Slips, Reg. 98c NOW .69
WOMEN'S
Pajamas, Reg. $3.50 MOW 1.99
Maternity Dresses MOW 1.00
Reg. $3.98 to $12.95 to 5.99
Fine Quality
Velvet Step Shoes
Half Price
Fine Quality
Luxite Undies
Half Price
Fine Quality
Spring Toppers & Suits
Half Price
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GOING, GOING, GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
But there's Still a Store Full of Bargains
For The Men;
DeaiM ud Twill Work Puts,
Reg. 82.98 to $3.98 . . . NOW $1.99
Dress Shirts, Reg. $2.98 NOW 1.79
Sport Shirts, Reg. $2.59 NOW 1.59
For The House:
Bath Towels, Reg. 59c NOW $ .35
FINE QUALITY
Towel Sets, Reg. *1.08 NOW 1.00
Cafe Curtains, Reg. $1.9t NOW 1.90
TEA
Towel Sets, Reg. $1.08 NOW 1.00
Beautiful New Easter and Summer
Dresses Drastically Reduced
Beautiful New Evening Dresses
Drastically Reduced
FROM OUR HOME: Beginning Tuesday, April 23, we will offer for sale in oar
store an assortment of bric-a-brac, china, crystal, pictures, lamps, linens, pot
tery, utensils, canning Jars, Jelly Jars, and many other items from our home.
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HURRY TO THE BIG GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE AT
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