The Cherokee Scout
And Clay County Progress
Volume 72 - Number 19 Murphy, N. C., Thursday, December 7. I 96 1 12 Pages T hi s Week Pub I i shed Weekly
Red Cross
Fund Drive
Is Underway
J am.es K 5prur:>f.< halm art
o* the 1 1 Red Cruib Lund
Drive annoaiu'cd to Ja> that the
annual fund raisin? ^ampat?n
dndei *<i.. the qu 'd ' as
been set at Si.CKKd 'DO and the
drive 2 s '."Jabt on. v fv? ??eeks.
Ass.s'ln? Sprung, *?'?< is a
v. Me! 1' e' rv Otf.^ei :n It
N a v al K ebei v e a id a ve 'eran o!
Vi. it''Id ^ dr 11. * tl 1 !>e tl e
full win*- people: Ruse'i'miKl
Matt' *. " I M Kfever.
Merle Davis, Daie Lee, 1 et?|Zv
Hen.bree, \ . v , Bonnie, !r..
Harrv Bishop. i tiarlenee.
ltdvl Is--' . Dave M'kjJv Marble
*N 1 thcrspooii. Rut! lorsyth
Mlr.a:ri Moure. Be'sv Mourne,
Bess Alvervn, Ch.arue Bar
reft, vVRlie 1 o v mt^ood, 1. J via
Blake" "i e. Hen 1 aimer,
Lra.e hali, Itele.n Wtshon,
Helen Beerkr.'is, Bob Haul'..
\ :r ?:nta 2>i/e, Al lev (war.'.,
h >h fir'ne. an : l.vr.n hmwn,
sprain' en p': as I .'e-l tha: 'ft
Bfoodnr bile 1 ru?ram a ill be
! i na rued "U' ot 'he funds
r a bed, a 1 o r i ? *Lth c* <- ' ? n .e
Service, water safetv and
other Red Cross Lnvrav b
RKAl. ( IM-t.R HK1-:AI) HOI SI. Of f.Mfr ? attra* t.ur. a* 'O a If H?r- '
Denionstr a v. or. lock f " akirj a ? ? r k *?' "p a- r-c V-i ( f - i -a- : n-?ar ' V. nJav a .1 ['<? j.av- ;
Prrad house, sho*u above. ".a.it- ?"> Mi\ I .*? i II:- ?? A; .Ire*- . Mrs. r I! s ;seJ ?. ike
le. orations ' r the wall, /..n. Ji ops !oj the sVOk a.' *1 ? ?? a ,?!k. peppt 1 ?: 1:1! ? ?
?t-:k e, a!iJ pepper "er.t sti k '"r e iiouse p.Jar- . ,l> a as vt-rv ! vn:( . r re a
,eli :a / j : ?! J raps Mrs. 1 lis ll f Vallev a-. ' Mr ? ! .? ?. 1 I' la., n o' r a;*'- ; rev *
*'.Tt a. hart'c '.be la . .?#!.?? *01 kshop. AS ,f ? J :t - r - ?ur.:\ pariu ipatr.l ? :* is
f? em. (Scout I horo.t
Jack Justice Is Guest Speaker
At Quarterback Club Banquet
Feature.: shaker 'or the
banq jet ?a 1! tx.' J a-, k justi.e.
brother to if e Football Hal.
of F AMI. MhMBhk Charlie
"C'hoo ('boo" lustne. Mr.
At A L
Christ
C.IVE
A i t ar's Subscnpr or. lo
The Cherokee Scout
Send To:
JACK JUSTICE
The annual Murphy Quarter
bark Club Foocbal! Banquet
w:l Eel J Saturday r.leht a:
"W' p. i ar The Nev. Recal
ho' ? .
P e -?r:ok\ Mo jut* n C
imnif y d:"1 p10n, M ;rphv
B ui 1 -to-1 team w:. 1 be hoc.'re i
guestsalnrv with their v oach.
Chink McConnell
Merchants
To Give Car
A way Saturday
T>c Murphv Kt-r.ii,
Men hanrs A^sooiatM;-. m);
awav *ree to some lut
Rod N4 Ticket hotter rHs
Saturday, Dei. ?> a bra no new
I >02 Chevrolet Pt tirs'
drawmj will rv f eld at I p.":
on the square :r. Murphy. A
second drawing, if revessary,
?a l1 ] be held a1 \ p.m. an J
another at ^p.tv. I he winner
Joes not nave to iue ; i esent to
w,n but he in ;s* Pa-m the car
in the two hoar Tr.c limit.
Merchants will rive tickets
right up to drawing time.
I 'anton 'or tbref* vvais, *?ai !,
"I have rjrr.i.i >> .1 <?>??
ir. t\ ' 2 no tj.-v s : rh- sr
?liret- years Dave bnM ?. aj
? ir.e A ri.v t?ovs."
Trophies ar.J dvsarJs *i!.
presented T" nernht t s 'A t
W61 BulMoj -ea-i ? >:i? -> '
tie dinner.
Rep. Taylor
To Visit
On Thursday, Dec ember 14,
he will be at the Macon Courts
Courthouse, branklin, fro;'
11:00 a.m. to 1 2:00 n-io-i,
at the Jacksor; ( o.mtv
C ourthouse, Sylva, Iror:; 3:30
to 4:30 p m.
Then Tuesday, Decern her
19, his schedule \s: 11 he: tie
Haywood Co inrv Co-mthouse,
Waynesvilie from 4;30ro 10:30
a.m.: the Clyde Town Hall,
Clyde, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m;
and the Canton Town Hall,
Canton, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
HOLIDAY HOUSE preparations shifted to high gear this week as Murphy Garden Club
members started decorapng the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerue Babb on East Avenue. Left
to right. Mrs F. V Taylor, 'Mrs. Hohart McKeever, Mrs. Duke Whitley, and Mrs. W. S.
AC ..
Holiday House Doors
To Open This Sunday
The Murphy Garden Clut
will present its annual Holi
day House at the home of Mr
and Mrs. J erne Rahb on Has
Avenue SundLav afternoon,
December 10.
Open house will he from
to 6 p m.
Talented women have beer
working together to fill thl?
home with unique ideas forth*
Christmas season. Somi
twenty-five members of rh<
Murphy Garden Club hav
put aside their ownChrlstma
preparations to work on rhi
annual event. Highlighting th
.decorations on The outside c
the house >?lll be swags mad
of magnolia leaves accenre
with bright red hells an
n bbons.
An old fashioned Christmas
tree will be the main attraction
in the living room. The color
scheme will be traditional
red and green.
An unusual blue and silver
tree studded with handmade
gi;rte. bills will be the center
of a'trH don in the dinnins
room The tea table from
which refreshments will be
served will he centered wirt
a fruit arrangement.
The nursery and play ronT
will feahire children'!
decorations.
Homemade foods will be 01
sale in the play room. Th<
Holiday House is open to thx
pHjhlic.
Ladies Night
To Be Held
Tuesday Evening
Ladies night will he
observed at the Murphy I ions
Club meeting on Tuesday
evening, December 1? ir the
recreation hall of the First
Methodist Church.
Max Blalcemore will be :n
charge of the program And
all members are urged to be
present.
PTA Scheduled
For Tuesday
Havesvllle The regular
Parent Teachers meeting rhat
was scheduled for Tuesday
night has heen postponed until
Wednesday night at TOO, on
Dec. 13.
Following a short business
session the Speech Class of
Hayesvllle High School will
present the annual Christmas
program. All the churches and
the public are inv ted
h:00 p.m. Choir rehearsal at
I'reshvterian Churc'
s;30 p..i . C oir t ? ??ai ai
I irst Mi '
iJav, IJc. I't.hei M
1:00 p.m. I'a
Health < 1
Rimco Mfg. Corp.
Makes Plans
For Open House
Rirr.ro Mfz. <-v'T
nounced todav ihat plans
beir. 12, made to hold a
house on Saturday, Do -
19M, between I and ^ J
Several machines
nin.2
give the
opportunity to see the n ill
i r. opera lion h inrshed samples
o4 produ* ts made here -a,ll >
on display.
Since Nov. 4. 1 ? \ ^
company has trained over
local men and
production of high q iallT
In June 1?*0 tf
2\ooo sq. f\ f->;]v a r
condi tinned building
completed and prod' i nor
equipment *as moved ir im
mediately
Since that time the number
of employees has doubled an.
all machines have beer, p it iJ
operation. As prodik nor
efficiency increased, em
ployees have been givei
several merit increase* am
production bonuses Recentl'
rbe company announced the
m 11 will be closed from l>c
23 to Dec 31 so that al
employees can enjoy a well
earned paid vacation, i
company spokesman said
Commissioners Cancel
Building Permit Fee
r ? <\ r ?
Mr -. ! if It-: ! )i. kt/v, N!i i If.!
a-: V't.d 1 : 1 ?V sf p
V:-. * ha: * f n, Mrs.
? j- ' al v cd. i reek
! a ? M !) ?. I j'.l
r .'f ? N1 a! 'J v. J'M It ? ri A
] ? a ': v i ' j r A v -
lorials
To Help
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the need
Re. But to Jo this tremendous ;ob,
ceded.
?ff a finance drive tor v outrie under
arl'.e hushes, lav onr.e-. ted *ith
Ik n Murphy. Volunteer workers
lontacnne you to raise ,l " ?; jrv
Pi the Scout: nr program :n M.irpK,
fur cor:- ur\ ij.s i .ear. The
nu r . ,n: tv o- -vour
pi3 executive near.;. .%'? n.b includes
vour iO-- :n r -v. .-over is the
|n es receix'. 1 't r: ?. -'.ppnr' '
fitness for
lie generosir
foseph A. A hey, Kotar\
International President, is to
a '. Iress Rotarians of western
North Carolina aT Asheville.
S" i :s announced here 1-v
M-liand McSwain, d-strict
/overnor for western North
( irol na, who said that 'rorr
?^0:i ro 1,000 members of the
? mcani/ation and their wves
ire expected for the gathering.
I he Rotary president, who
took office :r. May, is a Rea'.l
rg, i enn. publisher.
T'hc meeting is be ng
arranged h\ the Asheville
Ko:arians as chief hosts.
Hurry counties comprise the
western district, Mr Mr
swain said, the area extending
from the Tennessee line to
Jefferson on northwest, and
Monroe, snutrwest. There are
about 2200 Rotarians in this
area.
Mr Ahev was named to rbe
presidency at the Tokyo con
vertion of Rotary in the spring
of this year. He (s to serve
until the *1962 meeting at Los
\ngelec.
Rotarians from neighboring
districts will also be invited
to the assembly. The distrtc
!?; one of about 300 w i th 11,000
clubs, and nearly 600,000
Rotarians in 123 nations.
Charles C. 1 ennent of Ashe
ville was president o' Rotary
International in 19S1* S8.
Football Winners
h irst place wnner lasr week
wenr ro Mrs. Walter Ensley
who picked 12 winners. There
was a 9 way tie for seconc
and third place The tie
breaker was used and seconc
place winner was Trimar
Ke!le\ of Murphv and thlrt
place winner was The 1 mi
Lterry of Murphy. Winners
are requested ro stop by the
Scout office for their check
TALfcN"! SHOtt A|\Ni.KS I ? r>: pla <. dinners n the
Meh <;1o' i'rfj .;? pt-:i*as 'D. ?o_al /ro :p shcmn
above. 1.; !' ? ? ? ?' -s il.t- h\ !e Ker.r \ J jr.e Davis, anu
\!arv Ar.kr. Da-' t - r r;- -r. >: "-v.. , !;u' Love"
an.: "Dev'-u- ! : . i , id t [ ? : ;?>
PTA Talent Show
Is Bier Success
>Jt ? ? ers on :\e Eletnentar\
Ajs awarded 10 Trip
? He a or. a : jve dollar
. . pr 1 ?: 'is .laying of :he
and "(nder
"1>. !>?? .K h.agle.
.... L.-.tk sarnt- lv. e, dressed
r. 3 . . . r\ appr >\ riaielv, received
A .. r: t se^on: prize >f three
is . ???!!ar- *-.r 1 e: version of
, t i ? ? i : ?'oas" and a or.
? ' ' The d.idience
. , r'ciero^; r. ir.
u'.nr a a ar J :o the
? e" " 1 ? - 1bra ry .
?: --nt'or a as
? to Oennts Stevens,
I ?? jt'ia-? Stevens. Iimmv Pit
Ian- Tiand and bremey beaver for
? )i.|v. -'tir ! ;lar ors performance
' ? .' . '? M- al Ski*.'
? ? ' - \ . a! or: mendauon.
i' ' a a- h\ Mr baect to
i j b:or ; id r who sar.g with;
i; a.:- : -.uar Duet of Kidd and
p! ? ? A.ls'-n and encored with his
? : i -errreta::-?- c' the new dance
h r-r I r:A " ' : ? a A.'- ? m ' -:] i el bie for the
V , - KlfTlSeV
level wa W* i a .ivpr-.r. a. with \ is Piano
Mckac a--:; a ,.i ' t i tasia U Minor"
??or ; i- v-i -; a- p \\ arda ttest ac
v\o:cn..^, ?; ? .. .v.icd be vocalists and
dollars wer! to' .:ar . > ? : r:.i.-.e : luring inter
by H'lhht r: hi. r : | r ? - " :-^wr
Vv i.son. I" c program also included
Ir r! < F.k > ' rrr< " a v ? mi duet hv Bobby Odom
? ? : petit v .? ? r Pan.:, a:: ! bn: e Srites. Bobby Odom
under the lire-. :i >-. i ?? v - ?;/.:.?? ' M , Home 1'nwri", and
Kir- -o->. a a s l-Ajr :e.: Fir-- ' ?r-a" as sung by
1 la e - r "A "iv.r." a:- v : r ?;?.? Keese, Billy Stalcup
"Grar: l'af ct ' ? < b ck". A ar; 1 *">a\-.ra Miles .
book ;? : ;:0 c : :r. "he I'm ? idges 'or The evening
iik " e-.Mrv ! 1. irr.ir-. : w? re Mr. Joe Kay, Mrs. Elva
the I ar; '1 ?- j B".3kr- ? re and Mrs. Jimmy
F-'irs* pi a e ' ?: - c t ? a ! ?? a<--. .
Five From County Interviewed For Survey
}? \V ; ? t r kee t'ojnty
*.ri -.i'. ]' ana
ver. v^-ts vV' : i "v '.3\p Dt'> .f1,
a. i , r^t .1: court
':>r A:rk n The
fnrTh. ??c i:v eons'.jrr.er
expen.i. tore - s.jr?e\ "c be c- r.
I 1, v.' r the ? . s :rea 1 of
I.abor statist s.
The ttoup was interviewee
b\ Sa-u.t 1 i
Aerk nl? iral
Kaleii'l
he explained :?
a;!1 sltvc ,i^ a
rev si -n o* v ? ?<
index.
This Aork
oi intervcA-r.r
rural households
r ? ano- o rhe various rvpes
expenditures made by the
,i .!?? and other related da:a.
Chose taking the tests were
Mrs M. G. Crawford, Mrs.
In Davidson, Mrs Frank
l er^;:son, Mrs. Ralph Sud
ii i t:.. andMi9S BettySue Best.
Christmas Morning
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MARTHA HRINK I \ \ jilViLETON
Daughter Of
Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Singleton