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? Area Obituaries
? MRS. LAURA CANTRELL
v Mrs Laura Cactrell, age 71,
passed away Feb 8th at the home
? of her daughter. Mr*. Inez Burcfa
. of Canton, Ohio at 6:00 a.m. alter
" a lengthy illness.
? In addition to Mrs. Burch she
Is survived by two other da ugh
* ters: Mrs. Irene Martin of Can
ton, Ohio, and Mrs. Juanita Davis
of Andrews, three sons; Fred of
I Oklahoma City, OUa.. Oscar of
Braastown and Leonard of Flori
' da. 14 Grandchildren, several
great grandchildren and one
great great grandchild; four sis
' ters, Mrs. Dora Lingerfelt of
Eanglewood. Tenn Mrs. Myrtle
Cqlfeell of Hayesville, Mrs. Tin
kr nie lputlin of Lafayette, Ga.. and
I Mrs. Mary Erwin of Reliance.
? Tejn : one brother, Henry Green
B ofTleveland, Tenn.
K Funeral services were conduct
W ed Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the
L Green Cove Church at Brass
r town. Rev. Fred Lunsford, Rev.
M Ham Coffee officiated and buri
al was in the church cemetery.
P Town son Funeral Home was in
V charge of the arrangements.
? MR. JAMES ROBERT DAVIS
Mr. James Robert Davis, age
72 of Murphy was found dead
* Saturday night January 30, in
y his truck near bis home His death
was from natural causes accord
v ing to the coroner.
Mr. Davis was a life long resi
* dent of Cherokee County, the son
y of the late Frank and Celia Lovin.
good Davis. He is survived by his
? wife: Mrs. Magie Hensiey Davis,
two daughters: Mrs. Buster Gib
i son of Murphy and Mrs. Lawrence
? Brendle of Hickory, three sons;
Fred of Buffalo. S. C . Claude of
v Rockaway. N.J., and Ed of
Hickory, five sisters; Mrs. Win
' slow McTiger of Mineral Blulf.
4 Ga., Mrs Luna Jones of Blue
Ridge, Ga., Mrs. Zennie Woody
r of Kugene, Oregon, Mrs. Ruth
Davje and Mrs. Finnie White of
Murphy, two brothers; George
? and Ira Davis of Murphy. 31
grandchildren and 8 great grand
* children.
4 Funeral services were conduct
? ed Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
r at the White Baptist Church. Rev.
Raymond Carroll officiated at
* the service. Burial was in the
4 Hangingdog Cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was in
< charge of the service.
SAMUEL H. LANE
ROBBINSVILLE - Samuel H.
Lane, 83. of Robbinsville died al
3 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 4, at his
borne after a long illness.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Delia Lane; five daughters, MUs
Minnie Lane of the home. Mrs.
Roscoe Orr, Mrs. Dock Millsap?,
and Mrs. Donald England al Rob
binsville, and Mrs. Ada Bumgard
ner of Gastonia; five sons, Wil
liam O., Pearlie, George, and
James of Robbinsville, and Ros
coe of Gastonia; 48 grandchildren:
50 great - grandchildren, a great
great ? grandchild: and a brother,
Bart Lane of Bryson City.
Services were held Saturday.
:Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. in Old Mother
Church.
The Rev. Buck Ledford officiat
ed and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
SAMUEL W. CARRLNGER
BRASSTOWN - Samuel Wesley
Carringer, S5. of Braistown died
at 11:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 7.
at his home following a long it
haw.
Service* were be Id Wednesday
at 2 p.m. in Brautown Baptist
Church, of which he was a mem
ber.
The Rev Ham Coffey and the
Rev. Fred Lunsford officiated,
and burial was in the church
cemetery
Mr. Carringer was a native of
Graham County, a son of the
late Wesley and Avie Williams
Carringer, and moved to Cherokee
County in 1909.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Amanda Ditmore Carringer; three
daughters. Mrs. Leila Coker and
Mrs. Lula Hall of Brasstown. and
Mr j. Coy Ledford of Eugene.
Ore.: five sons. David V. and
Dillard of Murphy. Floyd of Knox
viile. Zach of Oak Ridge, Tenn
and Wayne of Brasstown; a sis
ter. Mrs. Amana Collins of Rob
binsville; 38 grandchildren, and
25 great ? grandchildren.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
ARNOLD HENSLEY
ANDREWS - Arnold Hensley,
19, formerly of Andrews, died Sun
day Jan. 31, in a Raleigh hospital
after a short illness.
Surviving are the father, George
Oscar Hensley of Andrews: two
brothers. Willard and Eston Hen
sley of Charlotte; and two sisters.
Mrs. Bob Davis of Murphy, and
Mrs. Annie Gaddy of Charlotte.
Services were held at 3 p.m.
Wednesday. Feb. 3. in Valley
River Baptist Church.
The Rev. Jim Truett officiated
and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. ANNIE TATE
MURPHY ? Mrs. Annie Mor
gan Tate. 80. of Blairsville, Ga..
RFD 3 died at 9:05 am.m. Wednes
day Feb. 3. at the home of a
brother. Rass Morgan of Blairs
ville RFD 3.
She waa a daughter of the late
M. G. and Rachel Owenby Morgan
and had lived all her life in Union
County, Georgia.
Surviving in addition to Rass
Morgan are a sister, Mrs. Dove
Trulove: and two other brothers,
Lon and B. Morgan, all of Blairs
ville RFD 3.
Services were held Thursday
Feb. 4, at 10 a.m. in Ebenezer
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Early King officiated
and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MR. E. L. SHOOK
Mr. E. L. Shook, age 79 passed
away at his home in Young Harris.
Georgia early Friday morning.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Lou Watkins Shook, three daugh
ters: Mrs. Lillie Plott. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Leole Smith both ot
Young Harris, and Mrs. Selmer
Chapman of Ack worth, Ga.; three
sons: Arvil. Andy and Arthur, all
of Young Harris.; two brothers:
Alfred of Gracemont. Okla. and
Alex of Young Harris: two sis
ters: Mrs. Carolyn McKeen o f
Warne and Mrs. Tresia Lee of
Hayesville: 44 grandchildren and '
to him,
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INTHOSE DWS WAS CONSIDERED BftDLUCKl
17 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. at
the Many Forks Baptist Church,
Rev. Henry Brown and Rev. Vir
gle Brown were in charge of the
service and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of the service.
MR. SAMUEL H. LANE
Mr. Samuel H. Lane, age 83 of
Robbinsville passed away at his
home Thursday morning after a
long illness.
He is survived by his wife, Delia
Lane: five daughters: Miss Min
nie Lane. Mrs. Mattie Orr, Mrs.
Fannie Millsaps and Mrs. Roselle
England all of Robbinsville and
Mrs. Ada Bumgardner of Gas
tonia: five sons: William, Pearl
ie. George and James all of Rob
binsville and Roscoe of Gastonia.
48 grandchildren, 50 great grand
children and 1 great great grand
child. one brother. Bart Lane of
Bryson City.
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday morning at 10:00 A.M.
at the Old Mother Church, Rev.
Buck Ledford was in charge of
the service. Burial was in the
church cemetery. Townson Funer
al Home was in charge of the
service.
ARTHUR C. CHEATHEM
Funeral services for Mr. Arthur
C. Cheathem. 69. of Culberson
were held Feb. 7, at the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
Mr. Cheathem died Saturday af
ternoon in a Murphy hospital. He
was employed by the Tenn. Cop
per Co. until he retired due to ill
health.
Surviving are his wife. Sadie
Coleman Cheathem: one daugh
ter, Mrs. Wesley Nichols of Cul
berson ; one half sister, Mrs. Bell |
Walker of Gastonia: three half:
brothers, Hayden of Turtletown.l
Nath and Homer of Gastonia.
The Rev. George Wilson officiat
ed. Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Chastain - Pack -Neal Funeral
Home was in charge of arrange- j
ments.
MRS. MEUSSA MORGAN
ANDREWS ? Funeral services;
for Mrs. Melissa Buchanan Mor
gan of 199 Forest Hill Drive. Ashe
ville. who died Tuesday night in
an Asheville hospital after a long
illness were held Thursday at 2:00
p.m. in the First Baptist Church
in Andrews. Hie Rev. Dorris Smo- }
therman. pastor of the First Meth
odist Church officiated.
Burial was in the Andrews Cem
etery in Valleytown. Pallbearers
were Edgar Wood. Robert Hel
ton. Dr. L. L. Ezzell. A. B. Chand
ler, Jr., James Ferebee and Lee
Nichols.
Mrs. Morgan was the widow
of the late J. A. Morgan, who for i
a number of years served a s
agent here for the Southern Rail
way and with his family lived!
here for a number of years.
She was a charter member of
the Andrews Woman's Club and
served at one time as Worthy Ma
tron of the Andrews Chapter No.
15. Order of the Eastern Star
The family were members of the
First Baptist Church here.
Surviving are two children, a;
son. Joseph A. of El Paso, Texas.
and a daughter. Mrs. Harry K.
Donaldson of Asheville; two bro
thers, Arthur J. Buchanan o f
Damascus. Va., and Frank Bu
chanan of Unicoi. Tenn.. four sis
ters, Miss Alice Buchanan and
Mrs. Frank Shull of Unicoi, Tenn..
Mrs. Tom Tate, Erwin. Tenn.,
Mrs. Burl Snyder. Jonesboro, Tenn
and four grandchildren.
Arrangements were under the,
direction of Dunn and Williams
Funeral Home. Asheville.
Drought Strikes
BULAWAYO, Southern Rhode
sia iAP>? A rail exodus of thou
sands of head of cattle is planned
from drought - stricken southern
areas to pastures 700 miles north.
Cattle and game have died by
thousands in Southern Rhodesia j
and neighboring Bechuanaland in I
the worst drought in a decade.
New Building
SEOUL <AP'? An 8-story office)
building to replace Scuth Korea's!
war-damaged Capitol is being
planned at a cost equivalent to i
$2,057,243. Under a contract signed1
this week. Vinnel International
Corp. is expected to complete the
building in 17 months.
Drama Society
To Present
"Anastasia" i
YOUNG HARRIS - The Delta
Gamma Drama Society of Young
Harris College will present "Anas
tasia" by Marceile Maurette on
Friday, February 19 at 8:00 p.m.
in the college chapel.
In the lead roles will be Mimi
Anderson. Clayton, as Anastasia.
Dale Spencer, Rossville. as Price
Bounine. and Charlotte Ballew,
Orlando, Fla.. who plays the
dowager Empress.
This drama, translated by Guy
Bolton, is produced in association
with Samuel French. It is direct
ed by Mr. Sam Baker, director
of dramatic activities at Young
Harris College.
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On July 27. 1853, Rufus Choate.
noted scholar, delivered an eulogy
to Daniel Webster at Darmouth
College, using a sentence con
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Held Feb. 20
In Asheville
The Farmers Federation will]
hold Us annual 100 Bushel. Corn!
Contest Banquet on Februar) 10.
I960 at the George Vanderbilt Ho
tel. Asheville, North Carolina.
The guest speaker at the meet
ing will be Mr L. Y. Ballentine.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Ra
leigh, North Carolina.
All county agents and winners
in the contest of the 4-H and FFA
members and adult farmers in
the countries of the western dis
trict have been invited to attend;
the meeting.
The Federation has sponsored
the 100 Bushel Corn Contest forn
Contest for many years in the
western district and awarded
prizes to the participants having
the highest field in the western
district.
This announcement was made
today by Mr. O. J Holler. Presi
dent of Farmers Federation.
Hubert Sneed
Elected
Secretary
Hubert Sneed of Murphy, a sen
ior at King College. Bristol, Tenn ,
was recently elected recording
secretary of the Philothesmian
Literary Society for the second
semester of the college year.
Mr. Sneed is majoring in psy
chology and is active in the work
of the Student Government,
He is the son of Mrs. Evelyn
Sneed of Murphy.
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