?apt lit Circles
Moon Clrvle
The Loom Mam Circle a I
iheFlrst Baptist Church met
il lerwoon *
27, at (he horn* at Mn. J.
C. CVOeII with Mrs. Maid*
Dochery as c?-hos*m.
The meeting opened with
prayer by Mrs. ?'. A. Bell.
Mrs. Ollic Barnett |?ve the
devotional .
Mrs. E. L. Shields, chair
man. presided over the busi
ness session, altar which, the
m acting was turned over to
Mrs. Ben Palmer who rave
the program on "You. A Bap
nst." Those taking part were:
Mrs. E. A. Browning, Mrs.
W. C. Kinney, Mrs. W. H.
Murray, and Mrs. E. L.
Shields.
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frtiln<Mi ? ih? lollotmg:
Mo. Earl Va?A*er. Mr*. E.
A Brownl*. Hell.
Mrs. Oillc BirwH, Mrt, Ben
Palmer. Mn . H . L. MneMs,
Mrs. C.KiaM). and Mrt.
H. Murras.
Mae Perry Circle
The Mac Herry Circle of
First Baptist Church met on
Tuesday afternoon. September
27. at the horn* of Mrs. Laura
Green, with Mrs. Bessie
DeMeese as co-hoimi.
T e meeting opened with
(he Lord's prayer in uaison.
Mrs. DeMecse jaw the de
votional. T>en the members
discussed the program, which
was "Something For Thee."
During the social hour, the
ostesses served refresh
ments
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Fri. 7 - Sat. 8
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"The Purple Gang"
Sun. 9 - Mon. 10 - Tue. II
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Wed. 12 - Thu. 13 - Fri. 14
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rSr v?V Robert Mitchum
ROKRT MITCHUM RUNS WHD with A Vk* $?*? ut* tm
RED HOT MACHINE GUN IK HIS HANDS ' UN" ?
| . . . demands 24-hour work ^
Whatever the hour, you flip a switch
and electricity goes to work. It heats
the baby's bottle . . . pumps water . . .
cooks meals . . . turns the wheels of
industry . . . lights hospital rooms.
Twenty-four-hour service means 24-hour
work . . . because electricity can't be
stored. It must be produced and
distributed the instant it's needed.
For that reason, we must have men on the
job 24 hours a day, men who make
certain that you have electricity
?very time you flip the switch.
MURPHY ELECTRIC
POWER BOARD
Am Mm ?
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Alexand1 roupolis. Grttc* ?
Marine I'vt. James H. Baufh,
son ol Xlr. and Mr*. J. L.
Bauf1' of Murphy, N. t? it
takinf pari in a joint U. S.
- Greece - Turkev NATO
exercise known a* "Operation
F las' back -Setback" ?' ile >??
it serving wit1- tt e First Bat
talion of the Eig! tti Marines,
an amphibious arm o( the
Sixth Fleet in the Mediter
ranean.
The exercise was launched
September 28, with an am
phibious and helicopter as
sault landing near Alexand
hroupolis. Greeie.
The battalion participated
in five other exercises in
Spain, Greece, and Sardinia
since it arrived in the Medi
terranean from Camp Le
jeune, North Carolina.
HANAl', GERMANY - Army
Pvt. C reed H. Coffey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther 8. Cot
Public
Records
LAND TRANSFERS
Oakley H. and Lucy N. Gar
lick 10 Francis Bourne. Jr.,
property in Murphy Township. ?
Anna Cornwell, B. B. and
Lona Cornwell to Juamta
Evans Ferguson, property in
Notla Township.
Woodrow and Eunice Wilson
to I. N. Wilson, property in
Murphy Township.
Herbert and Rosie Wilson,
Irvin and Millicent Doolev to
1. N. Wilson, property in
Murphy Township.
G. N. and Fannie Wilson
Phillips to I.N.Wilson, pro
perty in Murphy Township.
Town of Murphy to Mr. and
Mrs. W'. T. Smalley, property
in Murphy Township.
Gerald and Betty Loit
Wilson, Johnny H. and Joan
Wilson to I. N. Wilson, pro
perty in Murphy Township.
Lewis G. and Edjth Dunn
Williams to Duncan Realty
Co., property in Shoal Creek
Township.
Grady V. and Mary Joe
Powers to Glenn and Janie
Holloway, property in Valley
town Township.
Clinton J. and Maroe Hou
sed Payne to Jess W. Kil
patrick, property in Notla
Township.
L. L. Mason, Jr., to Citi
zens Bank & Trust Co., pro
perty in Murphy Township.
William R. and Alice S.
Dockery to Rosemary Coffey,
propety in Valleytown Town
ship.
Rosemary Coffey to William
R. and Alice R. Dockery, pro
perty in Valleytown Township.
Fred and Dora Murphy to
Grover and Desma Chastain,
property in Murphy Town
ship.
Hadley and Roberta Dickey,
Ethel Allison to Keith and
Mildred Allison, property in
Vallevtown Township.
Solman E? Alias. James
Cornelius. Juanita, Coolidge,
Paul, Landon, and Olhe Har- 4
ris. to Wynetta and Raymond
Golford, property in Hothouse
Township.
Presbyterians
Plan Evangelistic
Cavalcades
. Three outstanding church
men from North Carolina and
Georgia will lead the evangel
ism cavalcade for all Presby
terians of the area October
10 and 11.
Dr. John J. Deifell ofGeor
gia. Dr. Sidney Gates of Salts
bury, N. C? and Dr. Julian
Lake of Winston-Salem, N.C.,
are three of the more than
60 prominent ministers and
laymert who are guiding the
Cavalcades to 90 cities.
The two-day Cavalcades are
designed to train Presby
terians In evangelism methods
and to inspire them for next
year's denomination - wide
emphasis on evangelism.
Under the guidoice of the
three leaders, four meetings
will be held.
On October 10th at 4:00
p.m., there will be a training
session for the evangelism
committees of all Presby
terian churches in the area.
At 6:00 p.m. a dinner meeting
will be held for all leaders
of the eleven Presbyterian
churches in the area. All
elders, deacons, Sunday
School officers and officers
if Women's, Men's, and Youth
[roiqjs are Invited to attend.
The Hazel wood Presby
terian Church will be host to
ill these meetings, including
in area-wide rally at 1:00
a.m.. October 10th.
Two more meetings on Oct
>ver 11, will finish the Ca
valcade team's vt tithe re. The
irst, at 7:00 a. m. isa break
aat for elders of all churches,
tnd at 9:00 t.m. all three
; aval cede leaders will meet
rtth all Presbyterian minia
ers of the area.
Honor the Past - Serve
the Future Give w
Sifport your GUrl Scouts,
fay, Marble. N. C? Recently
arrived la Germaav and li now
a member o< tt-e 5l*t*> Cngta
eer Company.
Coffey, a bridge specialist
In tt<a company in Haaau. en
tared tt-e Army ta April IWO
and received basic combat
training at Fort Knox. Kv.
He was last stationed at Fort
Bennint, Ga..
Before entering the Army,
the 23-year-old soldier was
employed by R. S. Bault. Gen
eral Contrsctor. Murphy. He
is a l$36 graduate o( Andrews
High SAooL^^^
Schweinf urt, Germany ?
Emery J. Arms, 24. whose
wl'~ Joan, lives on Route
1. stown. North Carol
ina, .cently was promoted
to specialist four in Germany
wl>ere he is a member of
the 3?th Armor.
A vehicle mechanic in the
Armor's Headquarters Com
pany in Schweinfurt, Special
ist Arms entered the Armv
in Apnl, 1959, end received
basic training at Fort Knox, '
Kentucky. He arrived over
seas in December 19S9.
Arms is a 1954 graduate
of Murpty. High School. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Arms, live on Route
3, Murphy.
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tmrs Mate
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4-H Tract* Drivhia CMrtMf
Three tractor driving
4 Iters from ti e Western Ix, -
trict of the state have been
named to represent Heir tree
Id the state championship
Tractor Operator's Conies t
Employment Office
Distributes State
Job Brochure
The local office ol the
Employment Security Com
mission is distributing a new
brochure explaining the var
ious aspects o( State employ
ment. Local office manager.
Jack A. Wilson said the bro
chure is available free at
the office to anyone interested
in a State iob.
The office manager said
job seekers can make ap
plication for State employ
ment here for placement in
positions answi ere in the
State. Each Employment Se
curity Commission office has
a list of job vacancies in
State government.
The State employment bro
ci ure was produced by the
State Personnel Department,
It explains what the State em
ployees do, wl ere they work
and the benefits they receive.
The brochure also tells how
to apply tor a State ;ob.
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November I960
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RENEW NOW
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it Kor" C arohaa Sum Fair,
fridav, October 14.
Dick Davis, Fire her. Rouw
1. ?on hm place rating at
the recent district meet and
will *1 io represent C ? dis
trict in tli? state champion
ship Tractor PlowingC'ontest.
Join Brown. (. ullowhee, was
placed second, andBobbvCape
of Robbinsville, was placed
third.
Each o( the boys will enter
the tractor driving competit
ion on even terms and have
a chance to win the coveted
and valuable championship
trophies.
From th?e six 4-M districts,
eighteen boys won the tight to
compete In the operating con
test, and six boys, the top
man in each district has been
named to compete in the plow
ing contest.
All entrants twill receive
an expense -paid trip to the
State Fair. They will also
be presented a 4-H shirt and
l elmet to be worn during the
contests.
They will compete (or $250
prize rnonev, with J50 first
prize going to the winner of
each contest. Special trophies
in these events and the money
are contributed jointly by the
Fair management and the
Carolinas Farm Equipment
Dealers Association.
Many of the boys will be
sponsored by their hometown
farm machinery dealers and
will be the guests of their,
sponsors at many special
events during their stay in
Rateigh. I
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