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PHONE - 48&2887, 2010 Bryson C!ty, N. C.
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SUMMER SPECIALS
HAIRCUTS . . $1.50 SHAMPOO & SET. $2.75
PERMANENT WAVES - - $7.50 to $12.50
Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday:
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday:
After 4:30 p.m. by appt. Only
LOCATED 2 MILES NORTH OF BRYSON CITY
ON EAST DEEP CREEK ROAD.
Owned and operated by Brenda Hyatt
PHOME 488 363S for Appointment
"WBHN" PROGRAM LOG
1590 IN SWAIN COUNTY
MONDAY THRU FR!DAY
6:00 - Strength for Today
6:30 - Pops and Troxy Show
8:00 - Trading Post
8:15 - Home Hour
9:00 - Bits and Pieces
10:00 - Bread of Life
10:15 - Gospel Songtime with Gary Edwards
12t00 -Trading Post
12:15 - Luncheon Melodies
1:,00, - Charlie Pearce Show
3il5 - Servicemen,s Salute
3t30 - Debbie Sneed Show
5s00 - People, places & Things
(Mews each hour, 5 minutes before the hour "5 at 55"
^ WEEKEND FEATURES
'Saturday Morning — Saturday Speciai
^Saturday Afternoon — 3 hours Gospei Sing 3-6
Sunday Morning — Regiigious Programs -
Live Church Services, 1! o'ciock
Sunday Afternoon — Music, As You Like !t
Graham Seeks
GOP Chairmanship
Bill Graham, Winston
Salem attorney and Republican
leader, today announced that he
is a candidate for the position of
chairman of the North Carolina
Re puiican Party.
Graham, 37, is best known
in North Caroiin GOP circles for
transforming the Democratic
bastion of Forsyth County into
the strongest Republican
county in the state in just 2
years.
In making his
announcement Graham said
that he is firmly of the opinion
that "Republicanism from the
Courthouse to the Statehouse to
the White House is the way of
the future in North Carolina", in
Graham's words, "from
Avery to Brunswick and from
Currituc, to Cherokee and all
points in between."
Graham said that his
priorities as state chairman
would include able and
attractive GOP candidates for
all offices an adequately
financed state organisation and
a greater use of new campaign
techniques. With a strengthened
organization, Graham said,
"the Republican candidates will
be better abb to get acroaa to
the voters the positive
program! and platform of the
Republican Party" *197!",
Graham concluded hi!
announcement, "is the year the
Republican can take it all. "
As Forsyth County GOP
chairman uranam received
wide acclaim for the record of
electing a Republicans to local
offices in the 1966* and 19M
elections in a county that had
only elected 7 Re publicans in
the previous 40 years.
After the IMS elections
Graham was appointed
Assistant General Counsel of
HUD but returned to North
Carolina early last year to run
for Mayor of Winston Salem. He
is a graduate of Duke and took
his law degree at the University
of Virginia.
A long time GOP worker
Graham received the Young
Republican award outstanding
member of the Republican
Party at their 1071 convention.
Graham is married to the
former Kent Hill of
Winston-Salem,. The Grahams
have a son, age 13 and s
daughter, age 7.
ELCOME TO
^ CiTY
A recent addition to the entrances of our town.
Ciubs and Organizations are asked to contact the
Lions Ciub for space.
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"This is stiii the iand of
opportunity. Where e!se couid
^ou afford to have so many
things you can't pay for?"
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E. Main Street Bryson City, H. C.
A!) Reduced
Dresses
Shorts
Pant Suits
Hot Pants
Pant Dresses
ScootersSkirts
Famous Brand Sportswear
Sate Begins Thursday, July 8
MASTER CHARGE HONORED
Record Keeping a Snap
The complexity of record
keeping in photo Rim process
ing piants is being streamlined
through the combined efforts
of Pako Corporation and
Honeyweii, Inc.
Honeywei! wii! develop com
puterized invoicing, pricing
and transaction-control system
tailored to the specific needs
of the photographic industry.
Pako Corporation will retain
marketing rights within the
industry for the customized
system, which is designed to
improve order control and de
crease accounting costs in
photographic processing fa
cilities.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Raymond Muse
who were married July 8. 1921, will
celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday July, ll from two
until four o'clock at tha hum* nf Mrs
James 0. DeBord. All Friends and
relatives are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Muse have four
children. Mrs. H. H. Redmon, of
Asheville, Mr. Roy Muse of St. Claire
Shores, Mich., O'Neal Muse and Mrs.
Jim DeBord of Btyson City. They
have twenty two grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Muse are lifelong
residents of Bryson City. Mr. Muse is
a retired moving van owner. Mrs.
Muse is the former Miss Ida
Chambers.
O&ifMary
MRS. PEARL DEHART
BRYSON OTY-Mrs. Pear!
Potts De Hart 36 of Bryson City,
died Thursday inaBr^on City
hospital after a long illness.
Surviving are a son,
Everett Wilde, five daughters,
Mrs. Nancey Jane King, Mrs.
Mae McHan, Mrs Maude
Yarbough, Mrs. Edna Sutton
and Mrs. Pauline Sutton, all of
Bryson City; two brothers, Roy
of Franklin and Harvey Potts of
Everett, Wash.; six sisters,
Mrs. Beulah Guffey of Belmont,
Mrs. Nova Roper, Mrs. Minnie
MarsonandMrs. Ruby Potts all
of Franklin, Mrs. Mamie
Dryman of Arlington, Va., and
Mrs. Fannie Evans of Aquone;
three half brothers. Harvey of
Franklin, Paul % Warren,
Mich., and Claude Potts of
Winston-Salem, 17
grandchildren and 21 great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30
pjn. Sturday in Hightower
Baptist Church.
The Revs Wendell CMsp and
Albert Herron officiated. Burial
was in Windy Gap Cemetery.
Grandsons were pallbearers.
The body remained at Bill
Moody Funeral Home until the
service hour.
Bemis Auction
To Be He!d
Graham County —
Approximately one-fifth of al! the
privateiy-owned land in Graham
County will be sold at auction in the
high school gymnasium * here on
July 10.
Bemis Hardwood Lumber Co. is
selling 15,500 acres of high mountain,
heavily-forested country surrounded
by the Nantahala National Forest for
the benefit of the J M. Bemis heirs,
according to Doyle Brock, treasurer
of the firm.
One tract of 9,500 acres is in the
Snowbird Mountains between the
Qualla Reservation of the Eastern
Band of Cherokee Indians and the
national forest, and the rest of the
land for sale is in the Buffalo Range
near Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest.
The smallest tract to be auctioned
is eight acres and the largest is 421
acres. Elevations of the tract run
from 2,200 feet to 5,500 feet. About 65
miles of streams run through the
acreage.
Of Graham County's 189,000
acres, some 109,500 acres is owned by
the federal government , leaving
about 42 per cent of the country in
private lands.
The property is located five miles
west of here off U S. Highway 129-19.
The town of Bryson City Hew their flags iast
weekend. Did you fly yours?
Waynesville Horse
Shows Scheduled
The Hth annua!
WayneaviHe Horae Show,
gtonaoredhythe Liana Club,
wiii be heM July 13,M,I7 at the
WayneaviHe Recreational
Center with prize money and
trophiea amounting to $4,500.
The show wiii open at 7:30
p.m. Thursday with events also
Uncle Sam Gets
Bonus Light
When Spectro!ab provided
the so!ar ce!! power array for
OAO Ii, the 4.400-pound Or
biting Astronomica! Observa
tory. NASA was informed the
ce!! !ife was designed for one
year.
After the seventeenth month
of successfu! operation, an of
ficial at the Grumman Aero
space Corp., prime contractor
for the program to the Nationa!
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration and Goddard Space
Flight Center, said, "Every
thing is working just beauti
fu!!y. In fact, OAO At Grum
man has come to mean on and
on' because of its continuing
success."
The so!ar ce!! array, con
verts the light energy of the
sun direct!y into eiectrica! en
ergy to power the onboard
scientific experiments.
scheduled hr Ffiday and
Saturday mornings, afternoons
and evenings.
J. Harold Craven of High
Point will be master of
ceremonies and J.D. Keily of
Waynesviiie and Lioyd
Thompson of AsheviBe wiii be
ring masters. Show chairman is
Erwin Burgin. Miss Pat Frady
is show secretary.
Judges wiii be B.L. (Bonnie )
Davis of Rome, Ga., walking
horses; John 0. Kirby of Stone
Mountain, Ga., pleasure, saddle
horses, Western and ponies;
Johnny Hosang of Aiken, S.C.,
hunter, equitation and jumpers.
Norman Thompson of Bull Gap,
Tenn will be farrier.
All classes except walking
horse division will be judged by
AHSA rules. Walking horse
division will be affiliated with
National Tennessee Walking
Horse Commission.
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Dress Forms.
4th PRIZES: Transistor
Radios.
receipt of this entry. So huny,
mo!) today! Winnot* of the Sow
ing Machines, Adjuetabte Dress
Forms, and Transistor Radios wit)
be seieoted by drawing from a
mong at) correct entries. Other
entries wiii receive a $100.00
Discount Certificate. At! prize win
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4. ^Qniy one entry permitted from
5. Decision of the judges is final.
6. Mo representative wiii cpii or
come to your home. Winners wiii
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NOTICE
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A!) deiiquent taxes due the Town ot Bryson City are being processed
for iegai coiiection.
Said taxes due the Town for the year 1970 and prior shouid be paid
within the next 30 days to avoid the necessity of a tax suit and
judgement by Town attorneys.
* *. . ' -t" * ' $ -r
For information on taxes and interest due cat) the
Town Office 488-3335.
Jack Welch, Tax Collector
By Order of Town Board of Aldermen