Comin'a And Coin'* In
Cowee Community
MISS CECILE GIBSON
Staff Correspondent
Roper Elected
At the meeting of Cowee Com
munity Development Organiza
tion at the school last Thu:sday
night. John Roper was elected as
president for the comlnt; year.
Other officers elected were Mrs
Grace Tatham, vice-president;
Miss Ceciie Gibson, secretary
treasurer; and Mrs. Ed Brosden.
program chairman. The other of
ficers will be appointed by th'
president.
A committee was appointed to
be in charge of a booth for the
Maoon County Fair. Rene' Fafard
was named as chairman and oth
er members are Algie Raby. Mrs
Bertie Hall. Milton Fouts, Mrs
George Byrci, and Miss Cecile Gib
son.
Mrs. Lucy .t Hathferman -xpsesv
ed her appreciation for th.' heip
and cccperation she received dm
ins the past year and the group
save her a standir.? vote or ap
preciation for the work she had
done as president.
I Some plans were discussed In
[ regard to preparing for the area
Judging, which will be held the
week of November 14-18.
| The name of Carroll Gibson
was drawn for the attendance
prize of $1. He was not present so
$1 was added to the building
fund.
Pay Your 1960 Taxes
* 1- ? ?'?*;? '
NOW
,
IF PAID NOW, NO PENALTY
WILL BE CHARGED
Tom Henson
MACON COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
School Kem
The P.-T.A. of Co wee School
will meet. Tuesday night, October
18. at 7:30 at the school.
The P-T.A Is making plans for
a ' Hallowe'en Carnival'' at Cowee
School on Friday night. October
28 There will be a.od string
music, a Hallowe'en king and
queen chosen from the school,
bitu'o. cuke-walking. fishing and
pretty gi.l cake and ugly man
I cake.
Last Friday Mr. Sea lie and Mr.
C'.ib. took their seventh and
eighth grade students to the
Ciitrokee Indian Fair.
Church Items
I
Wednesday night prayer sen
ice mid Bible study was held at
Cowee Baptist Church With the
p;i t r. the Rev. Clyde Collins, In
cha. ge. After prayer service, Mrs.
Ed Brogden conducted adult
choir practice.
The G.A.'s. R.A.'s, and Sun
beams also held their mestlngs at |
the church Wednesday night.
New Sunbeam leaders are Mrs.
Dixie Shook. Mrs. Helen Hol
brook. and Mrs. Sue Willis. G. A.
leaders are Misses Josephine and
Barbara Jean Roper. Ed Brogden
is R.A. leader.
Sunday afternoon at 6:30, Mrs.
Ed Brogden will meet with the
yicuth choir of Cowee Baptist
Church for rehearsal before
Training Union.
Pmoiub
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall re
turned to their home In Winston
Salem Sunday after a visit with
Mrs. Hall's mother. Mrs. J. R
Holbrook. and other relatives.
Miss Eddis Holden. of Phlldel
phia. Pa., is here this week for a
vacation with her parents, the
Legal Advertising
IN THE 8UPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA,
MACON COUNTY.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
MERLE BRADLEY McCOY
vs.
JOHN PAUL McCOY
To John Paul McCoy:
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entitled
action.
The nature of the relief being
Sought is as follows:
An action to obtain an absolute
divorce on the grounds of two
years separation.
You are reulred to make de
fense in such pleading not later
than December 1. 1960.
This 5th day of October, 1960.
/S/ KATE M. WRINN.
Clerk of Superior Court,
Macon Oounty, N. C.
013 3tc J / J? N3
Pine Grove
Happenings
The Walnut Creek Home Dem
onstration Club met with Mrs
Ella Peek at her home on October
4. Mis. Mabel Swan gave a talk
on children and how to train
them to save m.ney. Also, plans
were made to attend "Achieve
ment Day" on October 28. T'O' '
fair and "Harvest Sale" were rv j
plained to the club. Mrs. Bill Deal ,
m ve the devotional. The "Cki'jj
Woman of the Year" was select
ed. The November meeting will !jo |
Rev. and Mi's. N. E. Hclden. i
W. L Hall visited his mother. ,
Mrs. W C. Hall in Burnesvil! - '
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ma the 'V
and son, and his mother, of Michi- i
flan, visited Mrs. B. J. Hurst anri j
other relatives lecently.
Miss Annie Hurst, of Portland. |
Ore., has been visiting Mrs. Ul- j
lian Hurst and James and othei j
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hurst have j
been visiting their children in '
Virginia and Washington. D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke Cole and
children spent the week end with
Mrs. Cole's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Deaton, at Travelers Rest.
S. C.
Mrs. Edwina Cole returned
home Monday after a week's visit
with her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and IWrs. Joseph Robinson In
Travelers Rest. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rickman
spent the week end with their
liughter and son-in-law, Mr. arH
Mrs. Charles R. Hunnicutt. in
Gainesville, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shuler and
children visited Mrs. Shuler'*
mother, Mrs. W. M. Jamison, and
other relatives in Sylva last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cunle Dotson, of
iSt. Petersburg, Fla.. who pur
chased the Fiank Roper hems
place are busy painting and re
pairing their home.
Ray Dills has moved to Stanly,
N. C.. where he is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hurst, of
Andrews, visited relatives over
the week end.
J. B. Elmore suffered a heart
attack and is a patient in a
Waynesville Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Shook
went to Washington. D. C.. Sun
day where they visited their aunt.
Mrs. Travis Dryman, who recent
ly underwent surgery. Mis.
Shook's mother, Mrs. H. R. Morri
son, who had been spending the
past few weeks with her sister,
Mrs: Dryman. returned home with
the Shcoks.
T. C. Bryson and son. Ronnie,
of Macon, Ga., spent the week
end at their home here.
held at the home of Mrs. Jane
Tllaon on Walnut Creek. After the
meeting Mis. Peek served refresh
ments.
The Pine Grove W.M.U. met on
October 6 at the hem: of Mrs.
Pred Rogers. The program was on
"The Message -cf Gog's Son.' T'n.
November meeting will be heiu j
with Mrs. Connie Mills at "Lull- !
water." Mrs. Rogers served coffee
and an old time stack cake.
A miscellaneous showe. w
given it\ honor cf Mr. ard 'w. s.
Frfeiiton C'.aik cu Saturday. Octo
bcr at the Plr? Grove ccm.au
.:i> y Builcirg.
Approximately 50 quests ca!!c ' ,
cur.ng the, c enirr; and the hon- '
cites receivcc' ma ay useful sii:?.
Th? hostesses. M s. Bob D al.
! s. How a. c. Ci'ar.kletou. Mrs.
Lima Russell, arc: Mack Sut- j
ties se;vcc: refresiuusnts. Mrs.
Clark is the former Miss Sharon
Dills.
Mrs. Hyatt Crunkleton. of Oil
lard. Ga.. has been spending some
time with Mr. and Mis. Howard
Crunkleton and famuy.
Mrs. Ruth Royal and Amaryllis
spent a few days with friends in
Clemson. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Suttles and
W. T. Tilson made a ouslness trip
to Greenville. S C.. over the
week end.
Miss Mary Leu Crunkleton. of
Mars Hill College, spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Crunkleton.
Mrs. Maude L. Corbin Is spend
ing some time In Winter Haven,
Fla. She plans to return to her
home In the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dills and
Edwin, of Bryson City, spent
Sunday visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. M Dills, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Keener.
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j Franklin, N. C.
THE OLD TROTTER home at the side of the First Baptist Church is bowing to progress.
The house, which is about 100 years old, is being razed to make way tor a parking lot. Oldtimers'
recall that the house once was on Main Street and was pulled to its present location .by a. single
horse. Staff Photo)
To Our Customers...
We have received questions from a. number of customers
regarding the cost to the customer to have the J?, 000 mile lubri
cation performed on a 1961 car. Apparently there is some idea
being rumored to the effect that these chassis, components wilt
require complete disassembly and rebuild at the 3ft, 000 mile
interval.
This is not .correct. The actual cost including labor and
, material to perform the 30,000 mile chassis lubrication is less
than $4.00 ? in fact, it is exactly $3.93.
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During
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH
(Company Picnic)
UNLESS IT RAINS