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Ct)c cneroftre ftcoul Published every Thursday at Murphy, Cherokee County, N. C. GENE PARKER BOY A- COOK Editor and Publisher Mechanical Supc. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ?ji CoeroKM Oouiicy : One Yea, , *a.5C. Six Months M.80. Outside Cherokee County: On* Tear <3:00 Six Months. Ji 78 Second Clan Mail Privileges Authortaed At Murphy. N. C _L This Is Helpful and Beautiful Editor's Note: A recent editorial in The Raleigh Times will be of of interest to the tree farmers, landowners of this area- It fol-j Iowa:) Any development which shows promise of helping North Carolina's rural economy is worthy of favor able note. And. that is especially the case when it not only helps our economy but beautifies our coun tryside. That is what happens when far mers plant trees, and a recent news story reports that North Car olina now has 173 certified tree farmers, landowners who are vol untarily growing timber as a crop under a program sponsored by for est industries. During the past year, North Carolina added 64,039 acres to the tree farm sys tem, giving the State a total of LOW COST MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE atx PICK RICHARDS Dml VE 1 ? Evans Bldg. MURPHY, N. C. V I ATION WIDE - m; a?- >. ?'*r. T "V 1,110.929 in the system at the end of the year Tree farming, of course, can't jump right in and fill the gap left in North Carolina's farm ecenomy by the troubled tobacco situation. No one thing could do that, espe cially not overnight, but a combi nation of many things over a per iod of years could free North Car olina from such complete depend ence on tobacco. The business of tree farming could be one of those things. Live For Tomorrow (Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of traffic safety arti cles written and submitted for pub lication by Ben Ragsdale, assist ant District Commissioner, Boy Scouts of America- Boy Scout all over Amcrica are stressing "Na tional Safety" this year under the tbeme, "Live For Tomorrow.") Some boy or girl of seven through 14 years of age dies in a traffic accident every two hours. Will your boy or girl be next? Traffic safety training can keep them from becoming just another statistic. SAFE PASSENGEB& "Backseat driver!" How many times have you heard that? Some back-seat drivers are a menace. But it's the people who argue and . TREAT ? CHEERY, CHERRY TREAT . I? _ ^ H < LU CL H ? a 0 g LU LU 1 o < Lii cc h CL Lii 0 ? LU LU 1 o k Lii cc h z QC LU I o Borden's Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream Now at your store . . . this favorite Borden flavor . . . sweet, tender, juicy-ripe cherries in every spoonful! ' "Borden's " ift Borden's, if* got to bo good I TREAT ? CHEERY, CHERRY TREAT Lii CL I? & a. Ui 0 & Lii Lii 1 o Crossword Puxsle 1. 7.0? 13. Number 14. Speaker 15 SU It. Of such 18. Roasted 19. Ready 20. Handle* 22. Chart 23. Into 24. Inflated ba? 2*. Toward 27. Suppose 29. Stemmed 31. Every 32. Alter one 33. Guest 36. Milk product 39. Article 40. Stopped 42. Atop 43. To arrange 45. Watchers 45. Craft 47. Leave out 49. Vegetable 50. Automobile part 91. Nautical S3. Attacker 99. Slanted 90. Strengthens ????en ?????]? ?????? ??urJ ??? sdeq ??? ????? ??? ?? ??!]???? CD ?????? ??DHUEJ ?33 EflU ?????? ?????? ?Q ????!!?? CjD ??? UL3DLJ ??? ???? EJDE2 ???? ?????? ?????? a^cagu ?????? DOWN 1. Iran 2. Foreigners 3. Retires 4. Prayer 5. Prefix: away 9. To store 7. Medic 8. Compara tive suffix 9. Equality 10. Particle 11. Turn 12. Stand 17. Sick 20. Villages 21. Calms 24. Hale 1 animals 25. Twisted: Her. 28. Salt 30. Foot part 33. Cannons 34. Beast 35. Knocked 36. Cleans 37. Brownish color 38: Goes in 41. Recline 44. Aircraft Assistant 48. Apex 50. Knot 52. Compass point 54. Near jump around in the back seat that are more of a menace- They take the driver's attention away from the road. It's discourteous to annoy a driv er. He must be able to concentrate on driving. If he can't do this, he can't do a good job of driving. He may ignore traffic laws and go through a red light, for example. Constant conversation with the driver while in heavy traffic or on dangerous roads cause accidents Even with an accident, passen gers themselves can be injured in the car. For their own safety they must act properly- Other causes of passenger accidents include the following: crowding four into the front seat, overcrowding the rear, putting head and arms outside the vehicle, standing instead of sitting, getting out of the car on the traf fic side, clowning or fooling a round in the car PR EVENT PASSENGER ACCIDENTS See to it that boys and girls use safe passenger practices on all trips- Do this and you'll help es tablish good habits and attitudes The following are safe passenger practices you will want to use: Make sure car doors are proper ly closed before starting. <- Sit, don't stand. Stay put Let the driver do the driving. Talk and act so as not to distract the attention of the driver, espe cially in heavy traffic and on ? dangerous roads. Yelling, clown- [ ing, and horseplay are out! Keep head, hands and arms in- 1 side the car. Obey the driver. Get out of the car on the curb | side away from tr&fflc. Never ride on the outside of a | motor vehicle. Stay in your own seat. While on a bus, obey rules about not touching emergency door, keep aisles free of trash and personal belongings, hold on to seat or hand support when leaving seat, use handrail when getting off bus. Second Session Of Mental Health Workshop Here The second session of the Mental Health workshop at Murphy City Schools was held March the 4-5 at the Murphy Elementary School. Teachers from Andrews City schools, Cherokee County schools and the Murphy City school at tended. There were three divisiona meetings each day. On March 4 Dr. R. M. Fink, consultant on mental hygiene from the state de partment of public instruction Ral eigh, held a group meeting on Developing mental health learning Activities for High School. Miss Helen Stuart, advisor in Physical Education from the State Department of Public Instruction, i Raleigh, held a class on Physical ' Education for grades 1 through 5. Mrs- Maggie Bell Pinson, super visor of Cherokee and Clay Coun ty schools, and Mrs. Constance West, supervisor of Andrews and Murphy City schools led a group in the use of the state adopted health text book for teaching men tal health in grades 6, 7, 8. Charles Frazier, principal of Andrews Ele mentary and John Jordan, princi pal of Murphy Elementary school, assisted. On MarcK the 5, Mrs. Stuart had i group in physical education for teachers of grades 6, 7, 8 and 9th grade physical education teachers Dr. Fink held a class on "Screen ing for Emotional Problems" in grade 1 through 5 Mrs. Polly Bault, director of guidance and counseling and Eng lish teacher at Murphy High School, held a group meeting on "Developing Mental Health Learn ing Activities for High School. After getting off bus, cross road with others at proper location; look both ways beiore crossing. Next week (safe pedestrians) BACKWARD GLANCES Attorney and Mr*. Howard] Moody and little daughter spent several days in Aabeville this week. Mr- and Mrs G. W. Candler went to Aabeville Wednesday night to hear Will Rogers, famous com edian. Mr. Allen Fisher who has been spending some time with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs- W. B. Fisher, has returned to his home in Chat tanooga, Tenn Mr. Hedden Stiles has returned home from Gastonia, N- C Work is progressing very nicely on L. P. Payne'* new dwelling. Mrs. Robert Freeman from And rews is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy McDonald < Mr- M. B. Dockery is construc ting a mansion in Boiling Springs for Dr. Hill of Murphy Mrs. W. D. Townson spent Thurs day in Hiawassee, Ga. ' on busi ness Mr. Spurge Christopher and [ little daughter. Frances, spent the week-end in Atlanta, with his par ents. Mr- and Mrs. W. Christopher. Little John Ellis, of Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellis spent several days with the fam ily of Mr. and Mrs- George Ellis Ibis week. 20 YEARS AGO Misses Kate Padgett, Fannie Barbara Meroney were in Andrew* Sunday Roy Cook, of Dalton, Ga , spent i the week-end here with his wife and family. Dick Haoney has returned to the University of Georgia at Ath ens- after spending the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mauney Miss Martha Mayfield, who is a member of Hiwassee Dam school faculty, was a week-end guest in Murphy. Mrs. Harry lerguson and little son, Tommie, of Sylva, were the guests of Mrs. Ferguson's parents. Mrj and Mrs. T. S. Evans Tues day. Mr- Hoyt -Phillips spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs- U. S. G. Phillips Mrs. Pearl Phillips spent Satur day night with Mrs. Kate Mann. Mrs. Willabelle Posey and daugh ter, Sara Ruth, were dinner guests of Mrs. Posey's parents in And rews Saturday evening. Mr- and Mrs. Harold Hatchett and children, Mary Helen and Sonny, have taken an apartment in the Adams building. Mrs. | Hatchett formerly operated the Maples. II YEARS AGO Mrs. Glenn Kephart and Mr- and Mrs. Alma Poaey of Asheville ar rived here Saturday for a visit with her *00, John Posey Jr., and family William and Floyd Teas, sons of Mr- and Mrs. W. T. Teas, who at tend the Baylor School for Boys at Chattanooga, are spending the Easter Holidays with their parents at Andrews Mrs. OUie Roberts left Wednes day night for Dallas where she will visit her son, J. T. Roberts and family. Mrs. W. M. Fain spent several days last week visiting relatives in Knoxville. She was accompan ied to Murphy Thursday by Mrs. Nettie Axley who will spend some time fceie Mr. and Mrs. Bill Puckett of jtatesville visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueck during the week-end Mrs. Blanche Carver, Hayesville. spent several days here the past week with realtives. O.E.S. To Meet Murphy Chapter No. 10 Older of the Eastern Star will meet tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 in the Masonic Hall. The annual election of officers will be held. A tobacco crop is no better than the quality plants set in the fields. IS the lowest priced of the low-price \.Iih: lowest-priced Tudor ? lowest-priced Fordor ? lowest-priced Business Sedan ? lowest-priced Convertible ? lowest-priced Station Wagon three COME IN TODAY FOR A TOP TRADE AND A TOP DEAL! * Baaed on comparison of manufacturer? euggeeted retail delivered price* BURCH MOTORS Franchise Dealer No. 698 Dial VE 7-2121 Marphy, N. C. LL' 'ME ... Vfes! FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN r.'.:' iTRTED BV HEW filR M&V BE oiEM RISING FROM A JT QVE OR FROM TW6 HEPTE-D GROUND J life CHlHUAHURf-fflESMfiLLESTlCNCWKll WEIGHED ONLY /% OUMCFS? HOW DID MAINE ENTER TWE-UNtOJ Of STATES'? - - W?t mbine was purchased bv MASSACHUSETTS FOR $ 5.33+ 5| we* in i65i ? SELVES OUT LIKE Rl&BONS,. SWUNG FROM TiEElb"mEE! ^RE 'TWERE SUCH THINGS A S FLYING SNAKES? yESf-mP/CPN BE SEEN IN AND MftLAVA ' WWEW FLVIMG .THEY FlATTfc m TWBN - THE FIZZLE FAMILY \ FINE TIME \| BE GETTING, HOME!
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