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PERCY B. FEREBEE, MAYOR of Andrew! Is Xl own present
ing $100.00 check to Harold Jones, Vice Admiral of the Fleet
for Cherokee County fund drive, to place the U?J5. North
Carolina home.
Miss Dottie Jordan Crowned
July 4th Queen 4 1 Andrews
The annual Fourth of July
celebration was viewed by
hundreds of people and many
expressed their opinion thai
It was the best ever lot
Andrews.
Miss Dottle Jordan was
named Miss Fourth of July.
She was crowned Queen by
Mayor Percy B. Ferebee In
ceremony held In Ball Park
at 10 a.m. Her attendants were
Sarah Rowland, Sandra Led
ford. Evelyn Morrow andSan
dra Nichols.
The activities began at 8:30
?.m. with a band concert, fol
lowed by the Kiddle Parade.
After the General Parade,
prize winning awards were
given to Kiddle Parade win
ners as follows: 1st prUa
Came Hunters: Carol Hawk,
Danny Hawk and J eane Hogsed
2nd prize-Scarecrow; Frank
Jarrett. 3rd prize- God Bless
America; El Khourl children.
Float prize winners were 1st
prize-Freel Furniture Co. 2nd
prize - First Baptist Church.
3rd prize-Lions Club.
The Little League Ball
games began at ll a.m. fol
lowed by Town Team Base
ball game. A Sauare Dance
?iww
WANT ADS
^ FOR FAJT ACTIO*/
held at 8 p.m. on the A. k P.
parking lot ended the day*
eventi.
Mr*. E. U. Burch. general
chairman, ana tier workers
are to be commended on the
outstanding Job they did In
making thl? a bigger and better
July Fourth.
Annual four
Sponsored By
The H. 0. Clubs
The Cherokee County
Council of Home Demon
stration clubs will sponsor
thler fifth annual tour to
Ashevllle, July 20th, provided
there Is ?nfflclent Interest .
There are two choices:
(1) those who would like to
spend the day at Craftsmen's
Fair at City Auditorium or (2)
a tour of Gerber ProductsCo.
and Blltmore Country Market
on Hendersonvllle Road.
The Gerbers Porducts Co.
is a new Industry and the
guided tour will enable us to
see the latest techniques used
in processing canned foods.
"Hie BlltmoreCountryMar
ket is of Interest to all in this
area who are Interested In
crafts.
The cost of the tour Is $3.50
per person and reservations
must be made atHome Agent's
office by July 10 so final
arrangements can be made.
Plans are to leave Murphy
at 7:30 a.m. July 20 from the
Bus Station on Tennessee St.
for Ashevllle and toleaveClty
Auditorium at 4:00 p.m. for the
return trip to Muprhy.
The bus will accommodate
37 passengers and anyone In
terested in making the trip
may go. We Invite men, women
and children.
Hurry and get your name on
the list. We expect to have a
good time.
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Sheets ,12 - 08
Pillowcases .05 - -04
Hand Towels .03 - .02
Bath Towels -05 - .03
Wash Cloths .02 - .01
Bed Spreads .25 - .20
All Linens
Washed
Sterilized and
Beautifuly
Ironed
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Andrews Personals
99 year old Thomas Jaffer
a on Bristol of Andrew*. Ciay
County's oldeat nidve at
tet led Clay County* ? Centen
nial celebradon Saturday la
Hayeavllle. He was accom
panied by hi* daughter, Mr*.
W. T. Forsyth. andStaieSena
eor Frank Forayth, hla
graodaon, of Murphy.
Other Andrew* people at
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Gernert, Mr. and Mr*.
W. S. Neel, Mr*. C. E. Lall,
Terry Jean Gbiaon. Angle
Jones, Mr*, and Mr*. John
Bellmon and Mia* Vara
Moore.
Friends of Mr*. Barbara
Mathburn honored her on
Thursday night at her home
with a surprlae household
shower and food pounding.
During the recent llineaa and
death of her father, Mr. Irving
- - N'c' lis, her home was
damaged by fire. Mr*. Mash
burn expresses her apprecia
tion to all for (he klndneas
s: <wn her.
Miss Gladys Chadwlck of
Beaufort arrived Thursday for
a visit with Misses Gladys and
Jean Christy. The Chrlstys
will accompany her home the
latter part of the week and
spend several days In Beau
fort.
Mr. and Mrs. Vlck Wood
returned Thursday from a
weeks visit with Capt. and
Mrs. L, G. Llnman and
children In Woodbrldge, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zim
merman of Atlanta, G*.
announce the birth of a aon,
John C. Zimmerman, born
June 16. Mr*. Zimmerman I*
the former MlasOUvePulllum
of Andrews.
A picnic was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Barnett*a Sunday afternoon
with the following attending:
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hay, Mrs.
Cora Waddna, Mr. and Mrs.
Msrk Elliott, Mr. snd Mrs.
Jake Abemathy, and son. Jay,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ray of
Murphy, Mrs. Tom Hsy, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Watklns and
daughter, Linda, of California,
Md., Ronald and Donald Bar
nett.
Evelyn Morrow. Mintl
Ulm, Barter* Weary , and
Robert T? |i i I atkter
log Sunday evening service at
(he First Methodist Church oa
"My Moat Inspiring Moment**
during their paat weak spent
at Lat<. ' tnaluaka.
Cues a t Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones during (he month
of July are Mra. Ross J. Brown
of Rlaltt, California and Mrs.
Henry Walker and son, J lmmy,
of Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. John Lewis of
Charlotts spent the week-end
with her father. Dr. C. T.
Almond.
Larry Brown and Alvln
Adams encoded the Future
Farmers of America conven
tion In Raleigh this past week.
While In Raleigh they visited
the State Museum of-Nstural
History, accompanied by
Johnny Burch and J erry Rey
nolds of Hayes vllle. They
looked around some more,
then when starting to leave
they discovered the doors
were locked. The youths rea
lizing It was after closing
time, found a telephone, dialed
the operator, and she sent
notice to their rescue.
Sgt. and Mra. Robert Rax
ter and family ofG rand Forks,
North Dakota, are visiting Mr.
Raxter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Woddy Raxter.
Mrs. A1 Brown, Mrs. Loy
Seay and Mrs. GeneBattlelaft
thursday for Greensooro,
N. C. Miss Patty Brown who
Is attending summer session
st Womsns College will return
with them for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Esrl Busier
and children and Mrs. J. S.
Truett of Gastonla visited
relatives during the week -end.
Guests of Mrs. Lucy Laugh
ter and her eon. Kent, during
the holidays were Linda Holly
Judy Gelssler, Malese Ander
son, joe Stewart and David
Owneby, University of Ga.
students. Athens. Gs.
Mr. snd Mrs. Gene Bsttle
of Denver, and father. Mr.
Steve Battle of Sallna, Okla
homa, are spending ten daya
as guests of Mrs. Bruce Bst
tle and Mr. and Mrs. Loy
Seay.
Three Injured In Two Car
Collision Near Andrews
/N DREWS - Three persons
vcre hospitalized Monday
afternoon as the result of a
two -car collision two and a
half miles east of Andrews
on U. S. 19.
State Highway PatrolmanE.
N. Hooper listed the Injured
as: Mrs. Henry C. Grant of
High Point, a passenger in a
car driven by her husband;
and Mrs. Elmer Shadrlck (rf j
Jasper, Tenn., and Deanna
Henson of Chattanooga, both >
passengers in a car operated .
Laurie Babb
Honored On
4th Birthday
Mrs. Jerue Babb entertained
with a birthday party at her
home last Friday afternoon,
June 30, honoring her daugh
ter, Laurie on her 4th birth- %
day.
A table was placed on the <
front porch where the I
birthday cake was placed with I
four candles. Balloons were I
used in decorating die porch. I
After games were played the |
honoree opene<1 her packages.
The hostess served ice
cream and cake to die follow
ing: Noland Wells, TlshCraw
ford.PrIce and Bill McKeever
Cathy Alexander, Mark
Thompson, Coleman B reland,
Catherine and Paul HU1, Lisa
Warner andWilhelmlnia5need.
Mae Perry Circle
The Mae Perry Circle of (
the First Baptist Church met
at the church on Tuesday, June
27. 2:30 p.m.
The meeting opened with a ,
song. "I Need Thee Every ,
Hour". Mrs. Bessie Deweese (
gave the devotional.
Mrs. Henry Hyatt presided
over a short business session. (
A program on "Intercessory
Prayer" was given by Mrs. ,
Henry Hyatt. The thought was
Teach Us To Pray and was _
given by different circle mem
bers. The meeting closedwlth
responsive reading and prayer
by Mrs. Henry Hyatt.
Jury List
Announced
The Cherokee County Com
missioners met Monday, July
2. and drew the Jury list for
the July term of the Superior
Court. The court will convene
Monday, July 24. The Jury list
Is as follows:
Luther Garland, Culberson; 1
W 11 lard G. Palmer, Rt. 1, 1
Marble; Claude Jones, Rt. 4,
Murphv: L . A, Mull, Andrews^ ]
A. W. onambers, Rt. 57 1
Murphy; Joe Aljernathy. Rt. 3, !
Murphy; James Mabrey. I
Murphy; Fred Wilson, Marble;
James P. Jones, Andrews; I
Roland B. Day, _Aidre*?: 1
Flo yd Ware, Rt. 2, Culberson I
Alvln Russell, Andrews; Ira
Sneed. Rt. 2. Murphy; John H.
Harper , Rt. 1. Murphy; Clyde
Cornwell, Rt. 1, Murphy; Ed
Buckner, Rt. 3. Murphy; Fred
Palmer Rt. i. Marble, Loren
Dale Orris. Rt. 3. _Murphy;
Glenn Hembree, Murphy; Will
Stalcup, Rt. 1 Marble; Fred
Keener, Rt. 1, Marble; Paul
McClure. Rt. 1, Murphy;C.E.
Holder, Andrews, J. M.
Thorton. Andrews; James
Marlon Hyde . Rt. 1, Andrews;
Floyd Carrlnger, Rt. 2.
Murphy; Zeb West. Marble;
H. H. Enloe, Andrews; Donald
Young, Andrews: Herbert
HoUoway, Topton; Pearley
White. Andrei*; Ray Shields,
Culberson: Thomas Jefferson
King. Murphy; C. C. King,
Murphy: Simon Eugene Webb,
JMcew; Edmund Deweese,
Rt. I, Murphy; W. C. Hogan,
jtadreva; Clyde _ Patton,
Murphy; Taylor Henson, Rt.2
Murphy; J. C. Blrchfleld,
iUrns.
uy ??vinnm nora ai.iariCK
of Chattanooga.
Hooper said the Shadrlck
car was traveling toward
Andrews and entered the path
of the on-coming Grant
vehicle. He said he has
charged Miss Shadrick with
failure to grant right of way.
Luthercn Church
Will Have
Summer Pastor
Andrews. Fred M. Archer
of Salisbury arrived Saturday
to serve as supply pastor of
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
during July and August.
He graduated from Catawba
College, Salisbury, N, C. this
past year and Is presently ser
ving -as vice' president of die
Luther League of North
Carolina. He plans to enter
Southern Seminary In
Columbia. S, C. InSeptember.
Fred Is a member of Con
cordia Lutheran Church In
China Grove. ?
He will ba residing at the
Church parsonage during hi*
?Uy In Andrews.
Among
the Sick
in Andrews...
Andrews: Mrs. Mel Tlbbets '
Mrs. Pearlle Whte, Mrs.
Kenneth Holloway, Master
Bryon White, Mrs. John
Painter, M. J. Jordan, B. B.
Lunstord, Mr*. Elizabeth
Davis Mrs. Walter Enaley,
Miss France* McPherson,
Robbinsvllle: Master Billy
Mlllsaps, Miss Revel Clark,
Mrs. J. H. Steven*, Miss Reba
idles, Mrs. E. M. Sliver*,
Edgar McLaymore,
Mr*. Gwendoly n Williams,
Detroit. Michigan; Mrs. Hoyt
Lunsford, Marble; Mr*. May
Sell Dockery, Warne, N. C.:
rom Meaae, Hayesvllle.
Andrew*: Mrs. J. P.
Matheson, Ml** Judy McFall*
Mr*. George B. Jones, Mrs.
Andy Luther, Ed Wakefield,
Mr*. Cora Clar, Mr*.
Douglas Conley, Ml** Glenda
Reece , Dock Gibson, Jame*
Franklin, Mr*. Harold Cross
Mrs. Grady Garner, Mr*. Etta
Taylor.
RobblnsvllteMaster Richard
Waldroi^, Master Anthony
Moore, Mrs. OUle Lynn, Mrs.
W. T. Holloway, Bart Snider,
Mrs. Dale Laughter, Ralph
Stewart, Mrs. Mary Campbell,
Miss Conchlta Hill , Lawrence
Vines, Mrs. Bd Williams.
Mrs. Ross Dltmore.
Mrs. Burley Deweese
Murphy, Mrs. Harry Padgett,
Top ton; Mrs. J. P. Trull,
Marble; Floyd Moas.Msrble;
Mrs. Bdd Swanson, Marble;
J. D. Brockton, Fort Lauder
dale, Fla.
7//a?rria^? ^Announctd
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Miller of Murphy announce (he marriage
of their daughter, Olivia Sue, to Charles H. West, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. V. West, of Andrews, N. C.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wayatt M. Gilbert
In the Baptist Paatorlum In Hlawassee, Ga? June 10,1961.
The couplewas accompanied byMr.andMrs. .lames Franklin.
First Baptist
WMS Circle
To Meet
Andrews. All WMS Circles
of the First Beptlst Church
will meet Thursday night,
6:30 p.m., at Nantahala for
a pot-luck picnic. In case of
rain this meeting will be held'
at the church.
Monday through Friday Is,
Jr. G, A. Week at Truettl
camp. I
A Training Union Leader I
ship Clinic will be held atl
Truett Camp, July 15, with
State, and possibly southwtde
leaders to direct the clinic.
All Training Union workers
plus prospective workers are
urged to attend.
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