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NEW EDITOR Edith Christy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry Christy, of Franklin, has been elected editor of the Pfeiffer College yearbook for 1961. Edith, a rising senior, was assistant editor of the 1960 CHIMES. She has been a member of the Woman's Student Government Association Council. Edith is an English major with a minor in education. By Robert Rollins (Assistant Agent) "Life Dares Youth to Live" was the 1860 theme for "4-H Church Sunday (May 22)." The spiritual development of the individual Is essential to a full, well-rounded life of service to the community and to the nation. During these critical times, it is more important than ever before to recognize that In this develop ment the church plays a large part Therefore, it seems most appropriate that 4-H members set aside one Sunday during the year as "4-H Sunday." The rural church and its pro gram is the strongest bond for holdlng together the rural com munity in this nation. Listed below are some of the 4-H club members who were re sponsible for . organizing the church Sunday program in their churches: Shirley Revis, James Brabson. Dorothy Mason. Janice Hodgin. Brenda Buchanan, Shirley Clamp itt, Mary Lee Morgan. Elaine Bar rett, Olivia Chavis, Jane Hastings, Dixie West. Maxine Norris, Wan da Guffey, Patsy Mashburn. Mar garet Bailey. Mary Seay, Pat Bry son, Judy Holland. Nellie Henry. Jo Ann Icenhowei . Geraldine Mc Coy, Jo Ann Corbin. Dennis Hous ton, Ricky Brogden. Violet Willis. Harvey Conner, Raymond Shep herd, Faye Phillips. Johnny Wells, Tommy Sherrill. Linda Wallace. Elanie Willis, Charlie Enloe, Har old Barrett. Carol Jacobs. Judy Solesbee. Jennilou May. Norma Jean Owenby. Joan McMahan. Alene Mason, Shelby Mason. Jane Knight, Pam Cunningham. Eliza beth Bradley. Tommy Carpenter, Frances tCarver, Charles Henson, Mary Frances Cabe, David Cloer. Joyce Cheeks. Annette Swafford. Benny Ramsey. Margaret Am , mons, and Wanda Tyler. The use of a "4-H Church Sun day" program in your church should enable our younger people, especially 4-H club members, to think together about- home, com munity, and world events in spiritual terms. This program should also show 4-H members how their church can provide Christian fellowship, helpfulness, better understanding, a religious outlook; courage, and harmonious living. Mrs. Bateman, Native, Dies At Nantahala Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza beth Owenby Bateman, 78. of Nantahala. were held at the Bethel Hill Baptist Church Tuesday. May 10. with burial following in the church cemetery. Mrs aBteman died at her home May 9 following a louts illness. She was a life-lorn? resident of the Nantahala community. Officiating >at the funeral was the Rev. Clint Orant. pastor of the church. Surviving are a son. Clayton, of i Nantahala: two daughters. Mis ! Augusta Phipps. of Long Beach. Calif., and Mrs. T. D. Bateman, of Nantahala; a step-son. Carl Bateman: a step-daughter, Mrs. Lucille Jefferson, of Nantahala. one brother, John Owenby. of Nantfchala: two sisters, Mrs. Dor.-, j Passmore and Mrs. Anna Denny, both i of Nantahala', nine grand children; and 10 great-grandchi! dren. f Ivle Funeral Home, of Murphy.' was in charge of arrangements Death Takes Woody, 79, Manliff Woody, 79, of Franklin, Route 3, died May 17 at 7 a.m. at Angel Hospital following an Illness of three weeks. , Funeral services for Mr. Woody, | a farmer and native of Swain County, were conducted the after noon of the 19th at the Tellico Baptist Church, of which he was a member. Officiating were the Rev. T. A. Slagle, the Rev. Jud Duvall, and the Rev. Jud Smith. Burial was In the church ceme tery. Pallbearers were Bobby LoftU, David Bradley, Prat Henry, Mack Henry, Nat Henry, and Randy Farmer. Surviving are two brothers. Orover and Norman Woody, both of Route 3; and two sisters, Mrs. Cleahe Breedlove and Miss Ema line Woo<)y, also of Route 3. Organic Garden Club Meeting Set On Monday The newly-organized Organic Gardening Club will meet at the Agricultural Building Monday at 7:30 pjn. According to the acting presi dent, Mrs. Robert D. Burnett ,the purpose of this garden club Is to defend the soli and the food that Is produced from It; to promote and teach natural methods of In creasing the fertility of the soil and the preservation of food, In order that all Uvlng things ? plant, animal, and man ? may* enjoy their natural birthright, health. The public Is Invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our ap preciation to all our friends and neighbors. Dr. Bleckley and the staff of Bryant Funeral Home for their kindness and sympathy shown us at the death of our loved one. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. The Family of Frank Stiles ' One Large Table, Containing Drapery MATERIAL ? Sailcloth * Polished Cotton * Dressy Silks Reg. 47c yd. ? Now 39c yd. l/TAjlfj SKIRT LENGTHS 1 jlA ? 1 Yd. Length with Pattern 88c each ONE LARGE TABLE ^ DRAPERY BOLT GOODS PEBBLE TEXTURE * Famous Name Gingham * Novelty Weaves * Bedford Cords * Guaranteed Washable 59c yd. ONE LARGE TABLE CONTAINING TAFFETAS AND SATEENS ? ORGANDY ? COTTON PRINTS and ? SOLID PERCALES Reg. 3 Yds. $1.00 _ Now 4 yds. $1.00 DRAPERY Material \ Floral Designs, Short Lengths m 4 yds.1 $1 [ONE table containing * Embossed Cotton * Drapery Sateens * Cotton Prints * Rayon Linens Re-^. 37c Yd. ? Now Only 3 YDS$1 MEN'S SHOES * Thick Soles ? Values to $3.98 $1.99 MEN'S Sport SHIRTS * Short Sleeve ? Values to $1.69 92c BOYS SPORT SHIRTS * Short Sleeve * Values up to $1.49 88c BED SPREADS ? Full Size ? Chenille or Hob Nail ? Reg. $2.99 2 for $5.00 Congratulations and Best Wishes to FRANKLIN HOSIERY COMPANY On Their Fifth Anniversary Water HOSE 50 ft. Guaranteed $1.22 THROW RUGS x Skid Resistant Size 30 x 50 $1.66 3- PC. CAST IRON SKILLET SET $1.88 I ADIES' HOUSE DUSTERS Regular $1.99 $1.44 LADIES BRAS $1.00 Values ? 2 for 66c ALL LADIES' HATS V2 Price HOUSE PAINT White and Colors $1.88 Per Gal. Free BALLOONS for the Kids I ? %'? ?:,w LADIES' DRESSES Values to $6.99 $5.77 LADIES' DRESSES Values to $13.90 ft KTTHV
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