Hot Springs Lions
Qub Gets New
Charter Friday
District 31 -A Lions Club officials
participated in the Charter Night
program for the newly-organized
Hot Springs Lion* Club in Madison
County, Friday night, April 26, in
the Hot Springs High School cafe
teria.
Among WNC Lions Club officials
invited to participate included R.
W. Easley, Jr., of Murphy, deputy
district governor of Region 1; and
W. Mike Prown of Robbinsville,
Zone 1 chairman.
The Marshall Lions Club spon
sored the Hot Springs Club, the
36th to be organized in District 31
A which comprises some 1,600
members in twelve western moun
tain counties.
Governor W. E. (Ed) Michael
Jr., of West Asheville, formally
presented the charter from Lions
Internation to Owen Jamerson,
first vice-president of the Hot
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Mis* {Catherine Sursavage attend
ed an over-night retreat of the
Council of the Senior High Fellow
ship of Asheville Presbytery, at
the guest cottage of Dr. Sam Cool
ey in Black Mountain, Saturday.
On Sunday, the following mem
bers of the Andrews Presbyterian
Senior High Fellowship joined ap
proximately ISO other young peo
ple at the Spring Rally held at the
West Asheville Presbyterian
Church: Terry Slagle, Katherine
Sursavage, Bob Slagle, Jim Bris
tol, Dewey Forbes and Mrs. Jos
eph Sursavage, Adult Advisor.
Rabies Clinic
Rabies Clinic's schedule for Sat
urday May 4th .in Hanging Dog
Section :
9-9:30 a. m. Owl Creek Church
9:30 . 10 a. m. White Church
10 - 11 a. m. Kephart's Store
11 - 11 :30 a. m .George Rogers
Home
11 :30 - 12 Noon, Fred Carroll's
Store
12 -12 :30 p. m. Ogreeia Church
1 - 2 p. m. Unaka Postoffice
2 - 2 :30 p. m. Tillman Dockery's
Store
2 30 . 3 p. m" Beaver Dam
Church
3 - 3:30 p. m. Kent's Store
4 - S p. m. Boiling Spring Church
Miss Gertrude Cook of Atlanta,
Ga., is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
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Springs Club.
Hugh Monteith of Sylva and
Asheville delivered the principal
address and Roy A. Taylor of
Black Mountain was toastmaster.
Both Monetith and Taylor are past
District 31-A Governors who are
serving as international counsel
lors.
Deaths and Funerals
(Continued From Page One)
Hall of Canton, Mrs. Myrtle Shea
of Ashtabulah, Ohio and Miss
Frances Swaim of Atlanta.
The body was taken to Ivie Fun
eral Home in Hayesville Saturday
and remained till the hour of ser
vices.
T. S. JSimomis
T. S. Simonds, 89, died Tuesday,
April 23, at the home of a daugh
ter, Mrs. A. L. Denton with whom
he made his home in Cleveland,
Tenn. after several weeks illness.
He was a native of Cherokee
County, a son of the late Joe and
Mary Bell Simonds a pioneer fam
ily of the Wolf Creek section of
the County. He had been a mem
ber of the Baptist Church more
than 60 years.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Sunday in Macedonia Baptist
Church. The Rev. Freed Townsend
and the Rev. Ben Liner officiated
and burial was in the church cem
etery, with graveside rites by
Sweetgum Masonic Lodge.
In addition to Mrs. Denton, he is
survived by another daughter, Mrs.
Edna S. Standridge of Akron, Ohio
and a son, Earl, known to his
friends as Ross, of Baltimore, Md.
and 14 grandchildren.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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PROVIDENCES HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roberts of
Andrews, a son, Aprs 26.
Mi', and Mrs. Vance Wilson re
turned Tuesday night from a two
weeks vacation with their son and
daughter-Jfl-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Wilson of Fort Worth, Texas.
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Chvrek Activities
"Christian Family Week" wiU
be observed in the Presbyterian
Church here beginning next Sun
day and continuing through the
week.
The Rev. R. A. Potter has an
nounced his sermon subject for 11
a. m. Sunday, "The Living Christ
in the Home".
A pot-luck family supper will be
held at the church Wednesday
night with a Family Life Pro
gram.
Mr. Kiffin Craven is chairman of
the We*k of Christian Family Liv
ing. Tentative plans for the Wed
nesday night program are to have
C. W. Barrett, Mrs. Kiffin Craven,
Jay Wilson and Carmolita Smith
tell, "My part in the Christian
Family Life."
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Denning who
have recently moved to Hayesville
will be honor guests at the pot
I luck supper.
Among The Sick
Patients In Providence Hospital:
Marilyn Rose, of Marble Route 1;
Mrs. James Finch, Route 3, Mur
phy; Giles Ennis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marion. Ennis of Andrews.
Murphy Red Cross .
(Continued from page one)
types we can secure, this in a few
hours by bus, or in case of a real
emergency the highway patrol has
delivered' blood to us from Ashe
ville.
I am informed that if our quota
is not reached we will lose these
services, and in which case the
Private Surveyor
I am now doing private survey
work. Property survey or building
layout. '
CALL
C. E. Fraley
PHONE 2544
' Hayesville, North Carolina
for emergency cases. It would be a.
shame for us to have to do without
these services, as the city Is too
small to set up a blood bank;
therefore donors would have to be
secured In all cases and lives may
bean wnd.
Everything else ia going fomrt,
so let's not go backward In our
blood work, for this can saw lives.
Who knows, the life you may
save by contributing to the Red
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