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READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS I MURPHY READY-MIX CONCRETE CO. WILL OPEN Aagast 1st Savt Tlat, likor, Moaty WXAK A6aT*0U)$WMMN6H0iEV?$ . AMWBOB ma fOtSMMMNO n MOONUMtl MODERN HOMES HAVE THEIR OWN SWIMMING POOLS.IUUMINATED BY LP- CAS LAMM NICHT SWIMMING IS SAFE, AND THE GASLIGHT.' CREATE THE CHASM OF YESTERYEAR. Smoky Mountain Gas Co. "Your Philgas LP Distributor" VE 7-2111 Murphy, N. C. Herman Brauer District Lions Club Speaker ANDREWS - Mr Herman Brauer. chairman of the Eye: Bank (or District Si A Liens, j was guest speaker far the Erwin District Lions club, Thursday at 7:30 PM at the Clyde Erwin Recreational Area. Mr Brauer gave the Eye Bank (acts and explained that The Eye Bank for Restoring Sight, Inc., of N. C. is a state wide. non-profit organisation for the purpose of obtaining, pre serving and transporting eyes and making them available to eye surgeons to perform the corneal transplant operation. Mrs. Whisenhunt To Tour West ANDREWS - Mrs. John Whis enhunt leaves for a tour of tbe West Friday July 15. She will travel by plane from Knoxville, Tenn. to Sioux City. Iowa. She will visit her brother Lloyd L. Price and his family in Sioux City and he will accompany her by car on a visit to Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming. Mrs. Whisenhunt plans to attend the Grand Temple of Wyoming which is a state organization. She was the first Past Grand Chief of the state from Casper, Wyoming. While in Wyoming, she will be the guest of another brother. H. H. Price and family at the Mina Grove Ranch. Hks ranch has been owned by the family for more than fifty years and was named for her. She will be entertained by many of the pioneers of Wyoming. Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, who is the daugh ter of the late Gov. of Wyoming, B. B. Brooks, plans many occas ions for her. Mrs. Whisenhunt will return home in the late fall. Making Candy? If you are making candy and you need to cool it to a certain temperature, leave the candy thermometer in the pan during the cooling period. WAGON TRAIN POLITICS I must say that I really enjoyed the Wagon Train at Murphy, July 4th. It was something beautiful and overwhelming. I am aware that it is customary for political candidates ior public office to be invited to such festivals, and treated equally, with equal time to talk. I WAS invited. But it appears that this occasion at the fair ground grand stand was rigged from the beginning as a Democrat rally and show, or display. Though the Democrat Administration has done no thing as yet toward the construction of the required road to the Tennessee line, which for the past three years has been the purpose of the Wagon Train festivals. I am informed that when the original Wagon Train committees were announced in the press the reception committee consisted of five or six leading Democrats of Cherokee County, and NO Republicans; that this was called to the attention of the Chair man, and four Republicans were later added to the bottom of the list that was on the program bulletin, but not in the news paper. All the Republicans named, if they were aware of their being on the committee, boycotted the affair, except Mr. D. M. Reese, who is Chairman of Cherokee County Republican party, and Republican nominee and candidate for State Auditor, who 'did not know that he was on the reception committee until he saw the program bulletin about the day before. He was not even recognized nor given the opportunity to introduce his guest Republican candidate for Congress. But Mr. Frank Forsyth was called upon to introduce, with quite an eloquent speech, the Democrat candidate for Congress, who in turn made quite a lengthy and elaborate speech. Candidates Reese and Rollman were completely ignored as far as speaking was concerned. After being there on the platform for an hour or more, 1 decided that I did not want to sit around and wait as I rather wanted to see the Wagon Train in Murphy and then go on, since I had another engagement for the evening and started to leave. But the Co-Chairman, Mr. lack Dickey, cam* after us after we had gotten off the grounds and vehemently insisted that I come back and wait stating that he would feel badly hurt if I did not and gave me his solemn word or honor that I would be given equal Hme to speak, that if not he would ierk the microphone out of the hands of the person responsible. The readers of this paper, I am sure, will be interested in the fol lowing correction of the statement that was made in the Introduc tion, of the Democrat candidate for Congress, that he got such an overwhelming vote. The two candidates for Governor polled almost 42,000 votes, and the Democrat candidate for Congress polled only 28,000. Does this show you the shape of things to come? It shows that 14.000 Democrats who went to the polls on June 25 and voted for the Democrat candidates for Governor did not vote for the Democrat candidate for Congress. I HEINZ ROLLMAN NM MMmI Ad*. 1 Baptist Hold Sunday School Conference At T ruett Camp ANDREWS? The Ragiaiial Bap- i tut Sunday School Caolanoc* wu i held at George Truett Camp Fri- . day. Saturday and Sunday. State I wiitBi h all iImhiIbuwIi mm i pro ant. Among those from An- 1 drews First Baptist Church at- . Hardin-Evans Vows Spoken At Blue Ridge ANDREWS - Miss Betty Har din. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Birdie Hardin, became the bride of Clifford Evans of Nantahala, N. C_ son of Albert Evans of Nantahala Friay morning at Blue Ridge, Ga. Rev. Roy Chap man officiated. The couple will live in Andrews. She is employed at Berkshire Knitting Mill and he is presently employed at a furniture company in High Point, N. C. , 'ending the conferences ware Rev ind Mrs. T. C. Christmas, Mr Jake Burhannn. Mr* Mabel Ray Jurn. Mr< Carl Wvt. Mr*. Dec ikl Hog an Mr*. Kenneth Stover, Hr. and Mrs. George Micks and Johnny, Miss Fannie McGuire. Mr. Clyde Rector. Mr. and Mrs Fred McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris. Miss Gladys Pul liura. Mrs. Glenn McGuire. It was decided by these officers to make this an annual event. Surprise Shower Given For Mrs. Luther ANDREWS - On Friday night July 8. a surprise stork shower was given (or Mrs. Betty Jean Luther at the home of Mrs. Fred West. The table was covered with a white linen cloth with a mixed arrangement of spring flowers as a center decoration. Hostesses were Mrs. Lorene Wise, Mrs. Marilyn Luther and Miss Dorothy Freeman. Refresh ments were served to thirty guests. Soil Conservation News By JOHN S. SMITH The Soil Conservation Service wound up its fiscal year on 30 June I960. This is the sixth full year that an office has been maintained in Cherokee County, the office having been opened in October 1953. The progress made during this period has been quite satisfactory from the standpoint of interest shown in the Soil Con servation Service and the Soil Conservation District programs since the start of operations. Each year, the requests for assistance from farmers become more numerous. Fiscal year 1960 has been no exception and the number of calls for assistance has been larger in the last twelve months than at any time previous. Some of the major accomplish ments of the farmers in the county with assistance from the Soil Conservation technicians in clude the installation of more than seven thousand three hun dred feet of drain tile. The majority of this tile was paid for by the County ACP program, al though more than two thousand feet was installed by the farmer without any assistance from the ACP Program. More than six thousand five hundred feet of open drainage ditches were constructed during the year. These ditches have opened up a considerable acre age of land that was formerly too wet for economical produc tion of crops or grass. It is necessary in many cases to con struct an open ditch to serve as an outlet for tile drainage ditches. The combination of tile and open ditch drainage installed during the year was responsible to bring ing approximately one hundred acres of land into economical LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT THOMAS J ROSE and wife, MARY R. ROSE, Petitioners, ? vs? W P. ROSE and wife, ELSIE ROSE; LYDIA ROSE VANPELT, Unmarried; M. L. ROSE, Unmar ried; MRS. TINKIE McCLURE. Widow; PAULINE THOMAS and husband, EZRA M. THOMAS; FRANK ROSE and wife, VICIE ROSE; FLOYD ROSE and wife, MRS. FLOYD ROSE; EFFIE ROSE RAMEY and husband, HOWARD RAMEY: OLIE ROSE CHAMBERS and husband. ROB ERT CHAMBERS; and ANNIE ROSE JENKINS and husband, JENKINS, Defendants. To Mrs. Tinkle McClure; Mrs. Pauline Thomas and husband, Ezra M. Thomas; Frank Rose and wife, Vide Rose; Floyd Rose and wife, Mrs. Floyd Rase; Ef fie Rose Rarey and husband, Howard Ramey, and Olie P.ose Chambers and husband, Robert Chambers, take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. The nature of the relief be ing sought is as follows; The above named petitioners have instated this special pro ceeding to have the land de scribed in the petition herein, be ing a tract of land In Beaver dam Township. Cherokee Comi ty, North Carolina, sold for par tition. You art required to make de fense to such pleading not later than August 17th, 1980, and upon your failure to do so Um par ties seeking service against you win apply to the Court (or re- , lief sowbt. This the Sad day of July, 1M0. JAMES C HOWSE Clerk Superior Court Cherokee County, North Carolina ?Mtc production. Before drainage the land is too wet to prepare, seed, or cultivate at the proper time. In most instances the land is too wet to allow proper harvest at the proper time. Practically every farmer who has spent money for drainage has stated that it was the best spent money in the operation of his farm. Due to the heavy damage from the winter ice storms, an un usually large number of farmers carried out some woodland im provement on their farms during the past four months. According to figures available almost three thousand acres of farm woodlands were improved during the twelve month period. A total of more than two hun dred fifty acres of conservation crop rotations were begun during the period. The majority of this acreage was concentrated in the Peachtree Section for some un explained reason. Crop residue use was begur on over five hundred acres ol agricultural land. Much of thi: was on one farm where ever; acre of land that was cuitivatet during 1959, had all of the organic matter and crop residue diskec back into the soil. This practice is one of the most valuable ir increasing the organic matter con tent of the soil. A high organic matter content assures thai more of the rainfall will be taker into the soil, and that the storec moisture will be available to crop: when land with low organic mattei content will have dried out. Many other good conservation practices were carried out by several hundred cooperators with the Soil Conservation District Many farmers who are not Co operators with the Soil Conserva tion District also did an excellent job of conservation farming dur ing the period. Ask Symphony Members To Renew This week members of th? Cherokee County Chapter of th< North Carolina Symphony Society will receive letters asking their to renew their Symphony mem berships for the 1961 season. Summer renewal of member ships by mail gives the loca chapter a head start toward the membership quota which will help assure the Orchestra's return next spring. LEGAL NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA ' CHEROKEE COUNTY The undersigned, having qauli tied as Executrix of the estate o William H. Bates, deceased, lati of Cherokee County, this is to not! fy all persons having claim; against said estate to pre sen them to the undersigned, at Mur phy, North Carolina on or befon the 30th day of June. 1961 or thii notice will be pleaded in bar d their recovery. All persons indebt ed to laid estate will please main immediate payment to the under signed at Murphy, North Carolina. This JJrd day of June, 1960. Mrs. JOE BATES. Murphy, N. C. 48-ttc NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY The undersigned, have qualified as administrator of the estate of Richard Murphy, deceased, late of Cherokee County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said eMate to pr? sent them to the undersigned, at Murphy. N. C on or before the 7th day of July, 1961 or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recover. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned at Murphy, N. C. This K day of June. 1960 John B. Carringer Murphy, N. C. 49-6tC. 3*% v fc-Si. i VI ? ...... ? _ ... . J*. . , . WSCS Circles l&ll Hold Meetings ANDREWS - Circle I of the Woman* Society of Christian Ser vice met Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the parlor of the Firat Metho dist Church Mr*. John Christy, President, presided oyer the business Motion The devotional was given by Mrs. Aurelia Jorodonoo Miss Evelyn Morrow presented the program. She gave readings from a Missionary's diary. Officers was announced for Thursday night to be beld at the Methodist Church. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Neel, Aug. 2. Circle 2 of the Womans Society of Christian Service met Tuesday night at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Dan Hawk. Mrs. Alice Hogse presided and also gave the devotional. Miss Evelyn Morrow presented the pro gram. After the business session a ; picnic meeting was planned for the families of the members as guests. This meeting will be held at Berkshire picnic area in August. THE Jeep FAMILY j world's most complete line _x m ? ? ? ? j-.?- - l;_i i ot 4-wneei onve venicies! I ; NimNCmMWFC ITO Forward Castral '????' FC-1S0 Jeep vtnieus ma of only t r WILLYS Morons i In for a ? These authentic 4- wheel drive vehicle* are performsMC ? proved over billion* of mile*, give extra years of service, command highest resale value. With three power take off points, they operate labor-saving equipment like trenchers, snow plows, winches, etc. 'Jeep' vehicle* have maximum payload ca pacity, convert waste space into profitable cargo area. All this, plus lowest initial cost! k A A ^ A ^ A CHcKOKct MOTORS 205 HIWASSEE ST. MURPHY, N. C. take a vacation j from heat , ...with electric ! air conditioning irnnJ Get $10 In Cash OFFER ENDS ON JULY IS Time i? running out in our fabulous $10 bonus offer on room air conditioning unita. Saturday, July 16, is the last day you can take advantage of this big opportunity to enjoy vacation cool temperatures ?very sweltering summer day . . . and gei $10 in cash aa part of the bargain. Here's all yon have to do to fet in on this money-eaving offer. See your favorite air conditioning dealer. Buy the electric room air conditioner of your choice, one or more unita, any make or model. Bring a copy of your bill of sale to our office. Well give you $10 in cash for each unit you install. There's still plenty of hot, muggy days left But you don't hare to worry about them with electric air conditioning. You and your family will stay vacation cool, regardless of the heat and humidity outside. Electric air conditioning cleans the air, squeezes out excees moisture, then gently circulates the fresh, cool air, letting you and yoor family work, play, sleep in complete comfort. Get your room air conditioner today. Bring yoor bill of sale to octr office. Get $10 in cash. But hurry! Ogtr ends Saturday, July 16: I BUY NOW FROM THtSi MURPHY MERCHANTS: WmHoi Auto H119IMS Supply Co. Walter CoImmm Applkmc* Stor* I??e Furniture Co. Murphy llectrkol Shop Smoky Mountain Gas Co. Rogen Electric Service Murphy Electric Power Board
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