DEATHS
Ervla StUec
Funeral services for Clyde Ervlq
Stiles, 43, of Murphy, Route 4, who
died in a Murphy hospital at 2:90
a. m. Sunday after a week's illness,
were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in
Bear Paw Baptist Church of which
he was a member
Hie Rev. Thomas Truett officlat
ed and burial ?ti in the church
cemetery.
He wm a native of Cherokee
County and had lived all hla lite on
hi* (arm and aa a law mill em
ployee
Surviving are bU wife, Mra
Bonnie Self Stiles; two atep-aona,
James Gilbert of Detroit, Mich.,
and Benny ^Stiles of Clarksville,
Ga.; bis parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Stiles of Murphy, Route 4;
two brothers, Claude and Glenn of
Murphy, Route 4; and one sister.
Mrs. Jmntti Franklin of Gastonia.
The body remained at I vie Fun
eral Home here until Monday af
ternoon when it was taken to the
home to await the hour at lervics
Frank A. Fain
Funeral services for Frank A.
(Toby) Fain, 55, who died at 4 p.
m. Friday in a Murphy hospital
after several weeks of illness were
held at 3 p. m- Sunday in the First
Methodist Church.
The Rev- R- T. Houts Jr. pastor
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Dial VE 7-2110Tennessee St.
Week Of Prayer
Being Observed
The annual Week of Prayer for
Foreign Missions has been observ
ed this week with a program at the
Baptist Church daily at 7 p. m
by the lour circles of the WMU.
Mrs. C. T. Almond was in charge
of the program Monday; Mrs.
Pink Leming was leader for the ob
servance Tuesday evening; In
charge Wednesday was the Inter
mediate Girls Auxiliary. The Busi
ness Woman's Circle with Mrs.
Amos Harris as leader will present
the program topic "For God So
loved the World" Thursday night.
officiated and burial was in the
family plot in Sunset Cemetery.
Pallbearers were, Neil Sneed,
Robert Weaver, Frank Forsyth,
Glenn Bates, Cliff and Blaine Stal
cup, Claude Anderson and L- D
Schuyler.
Mr. Fain was the son of the late
A. A. Fain and Ida Phillips Fain, a
prominent Murphy family, and had
spent his life here.
? Surviving are three sisters, Mrs.
W. M. Butt of Blue Ridge, Ga.,
Mrs. Maurine Bryant of Murphy,
and Mrs. Norton Sterrett a mis
sionary to India, and several nieces
and nephews.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge.
J. E. Debty
Funeral services for J- E. Debty,
29, of Robbinsville, who died at
10:30 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 19 in an
Andrews hospital, after two weeks
of illness, were held at 10 a. m.
Friday in Sweetgum Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Kenneth Hicks officiat
ed and burial was in the church
cemetery. He had been an invalid
all his life and was known to his
friends as Joe.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Bertha Davis Debty; three
sisters, Miss Judy Debty of Dalton,
Ga., the Misses Hyda Jean and
Magdalene of the home and one
brother Tommy of the home.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
? charge.
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Jack Ramsey. Murphy; Mrs.
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Mrs. Ruby Williams of Marble;
Mrs- Janice Cope of Andrews;
William Williams of Murphy, Rt- 1;
Garniga Rhcdes, Murphy. Rt. 1.
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Mrs- Etella Taylor of Murphy;
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Evelyn Chance, Murphy; Mrs. G.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. H- Boyd of
Lynn, Mass., spent the week with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs- W. A.
Boyd of the Peachtree community.
Mrs. Neal Barnes has returned
home after an extended visit with
relatives in Atlanta
Mr- and Mrs. Paul Nave, Luke
and Mary Ellen, were in Mountain
City, Tenn. over the week-tnd.
Mr. and Mrs- W. A. Singleton
and family spent Thanksgiving
with her brother Frank Agnew,
Mrs. Agnew and family in Sum
| merville, Ga.
Mr- and Mrs- Jim Franklin left
last Friday for Franklin to make
their home. Mr. Franklin will be
MsocUted with the BurreU Mota
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