Mother Thinks 4-H Ciehs
Hove Helped Her Family
by Mr*. A. 0. Qulnn
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Tha 4-H Club bat nam t
great M a our family. Tha
pro)octa oar chllfem bare
la 4-H aub wort bare
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di
Tha 4-H Qub i
our young dilrent *> work,
play, than red tlao latrboa
h wider aft, camping.
All of Om
?cdvtdea of camp work wwrw
thoroughly enjoyed by (ha
youth. Our children look for
ward ?> each aaaaoc of 4-H
dub experience.
tha experience to record
haaping will help our youih of
today la everyday living In (he
yeara 0 coma.
Lat*a keep the 4-H Club
work alive and active.
County's Important
Asset Is Its Youth
by Jim I
County Farm Afont
Tho youth of Cherokee
County U In moot Important
?toot. What can ba dona to
provide-the vary bait tor our
youth?
One way la through youth
participation in 4-H Clubs
and In co - educational
activities. 4-H con ba used
to asalst youth development
spiritually, physically, men
tally and economically.
-Spfrlnudly
All 4-H mombars receive
spiritual training through de
votions at every club meeting.
Vespers and camp fire
programs are ways In which
these young people receive
spiritual training at simmer
encampmann. Good character
Is another subject Impressed
and emhaslasd by programs
and by Isadora.
- Physically -
Through health projects,
camping and organised re
creation, 4-H youth develop
physically. Healdi la
necessary to enable hard work
and clear thinking. This Is
constantly stressed to all
members.
- Mentally -
Regradless of what vocation
our Cherokee County youth
may enter, whether It be as
a doctor, lawyer, nurse, far
mer, chemist or engineer,
4-H training will help or
provide some things neces
sary ofr success. Knowledge
of record keeping Is essential
In any Job. The ability D make
dldslon la basic tor all futura
leaders. Public speaking la
vital for idiquitt expression
of thoughts.Tha ability ?work
igi and present demonstrations
on varied subjects Is excellent
training.
- Economically -
Projects, such as clothing
construction, crops and
animals provide many op
portunities for our youth ?>
make money, win financial
awards, and scholarships.
These can act as monetary
aids for advanced education
or planned undertakings.
Members are constantly
educa?d to tha wise use of
Investments In the borne and
on tha farm.
Cherokee County citizens
are to be congratulated for
their sigjport for a program
which Is making these things
possible. Parents deserve
praise for working with their
own sons and daughters on
4-H projects. Cherokee
County merchants should re
calve a real thank you for
thalr support of club
sponsored activities. School
officials who provide tha
time and phsydal arrange
ments for the monthly meet
ings need a special salute for
their support.
Cherokee County citizens
who have given time and effort
to this program are all to be
thanked. The citizens have
through positive action shown
their love for our youth.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
CLAY COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
Under and by virtue of the
power of file contained In a
certain Deed of Trust executed
by Inez Mease Kahn, dated
July 11, 1961 and recorded In
Mortgage Book V at page 219
In the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Clay County, North
Carolina, default having been
made in the payment of the
Indebtedness thereby secured
and said Deed of Trust being
by the terms thereof subject
to foreclosure, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale for
cash at the Courthouse door
In Hayesville, North Carolina
at noon on the 4th day of April
1962 the property conveyed In
the Deed of Trust, the same
lying and being In the County
of Clay and the State of North
Carolina and more par
ticularly described as follows:
In Hlawassee Township,
Clay County, N. C, adjoining
the lands of W. M. Herbert
Heirs and other and bounded
as follows:
BEGINNING on a dogwood
ana irun stake on the oank of
the road In the T. V. A. line
and rims with said line S 17
E 9 poles to a persimmon
ana iron staxe, corner01 r. v.
A.; thence N 86 E with T.
V. A. line nine and three
fourths poles id an Iron stake;
thence N 17 W 12 poles to an
Iron stake on the South bank
of raod; thence with said road,
as it meanders , 9 poles to
the beginning.
Being the same lands des
cribed In the deed from B. C.
Mease, Jr. and wife, Dorothy
Walters Mease to Inez Mease
Kahn, dated September
19,19S1 and recorded In Deed
Book 44 at page 444, In the
Office of the Register of Deeds
of Clay County, N. C. , re
ference to which Is hereby
made.
This sale to be made sub
ject to all outstanding and
unpaid taxes and other liens
of record If any there be.
This the 6th day of March,
1962.
T. C. Gray,
Trustee
32-4 tc
REWARD
REWARD: >50 reward for In
formation leading to the arrest
and conviction of person or
persons who entered my pro
perty and stole tires and lights
off transport truck. Duncan Oil
Co. 32-2tc
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TO OBSERVE
NATIONAL 4-H
CLUB WEEK
Cherokee County Girl
Explains 4-H Meaning
by: Ann Qulnn
"What 4-H means n ma" li
a question that I find hard to
put Into a few sentences. In
4-H 1 have learned to live by
our motto: "Make the Beat
Better," and by doing this I
have learned to do things the
beat way possible, but not to
settle for that, but even try
to Improve that.
1 have done 4-H Club work
for four years and have en
joyed it all. In the summer
there are camps for fun and
learning. For the senior groig>
there is the leadership camp
that trains the youth to teach
younger members to do msny
different things.
My main projects have been
clothing, and foods. Last year
1 was the county winner for
clothing end food preparation.
Clothing has been my most
outstanding and profitable
project.
For the past severel years
I have made many of my own
clothes. 1 have tried to match
many of the colors so the
gsrments can be changed about
to make different outfits. I
have saved about half of the
total cost of my clothing by
making them. In my clothing
project I sewed for other
people. I not only made
clothes, but also made drapes
and lined them. I have helped
other people sew.
During the last two
summers I have given sewing
demonstrations at the District
Meetings held In Ashevllle.
Bach year I have won a blue
ribbon. The demonstration
was titled "Watching a Box
Change." I took a hat box,
put an attractive cover on It
to make a sewing box, and
placed many necessary sewing
Items In It. Bach year I tried
to a add a few new Items,
for there are many Improve
ments made each year. 1 have
enjoyed giving the demon
strations each time. Giving
the demonstrations In front
of thirty to forty people has
helped me to be at ease when
talking to a group. I wish that
more 4-H girls would give
demonstrations at the District
Meeting each year.
Last summer I was the
winner of the senior division
of the County Dress Revue.
The following week I modeled
the dress at the District
Meeting ?nd placed in im Bp
ten.
My aacond largest project
la food preparation which was
mostly baking. Bach year I
baked many cakes, pies,
cookies, and breads. I enjoy
trying new recelpes, and by
doing this 1 learned the
many different ways In which
to bake. The beat thing about
cooking la that you gat n> eat
what you have prepared.
Clothing and food pre
paration have not been the
only projects on which I have
worked. 1 have worked on
health, good grooming,froaen
Kid canned foods, ?>d crrfts.
In 1960 1 had the pleasure
of attending the 4-H Regional
Resource Development Con
ference held at F on tana
Village, North Carolina. This
trip was a once In a life
time chance. I was a repre
sentative for Cherokee County
along with T. L. McNabb from
Hlawaasee Dam High School.
By working with the 4-H
Club I have learned that the
field of Home Economics Is
far more Important than I
had ever realized. Home
Economics Is Important K>
every bomemaker and mother
throughout the world.
I have enjoyed my four years
of 4-H Club work. I would
like to see more of the youth
take a part In 4-H and work
to make a showing for some
of the work that they put Into
it.
Achievement
Night Set .
On Thursday, March IS,
7:30 pjn. at First Baptist
Church the 4-H club mem
bers will observe their
achievement day with parents,
leaders and sponsors invited
as guests.
This event is held Mutually
to recognize members who
have excelled In themviypro
jects and activities in which
they participate during the
year.
The outstanding 4-H club
boy and girl will be announced
and those who have been de
clared winners in the following
projects: senior and junior
dress revue, foods, child care,
crafts, beef chair, dairy chain,
chick chain, beekeeping, for
cnicic cnain Members
The 4-H Club members
shown above- from Martin's
Creek 4-H Club represent
some of the chick chain
participants which la one of
many activities In which club
members engage. They are
left to right Martha Ann
Whltmore daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Whltmore, Roy
GUlenwater, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy GUlenwater, Sr. and
Steve Hatched, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Loften Hatched.
There are two 4-H dube
at Martln'a Creek with a total
enrollment of 119,
In addition to these two cluba
there are 18 other dubs in
Cherokee County. Presently
these dubs are in the schools
but due to the overcrowded
conditions in the schools the
dubs will soon be organized
in the communities.
Smaller dubi with adult
leaders will mean doser
supervision for members and
projects completed on time.
"Warn tv? MrvMtf.ou^
4 W
ANN QUINN has an unusual talent In Sewing. She has ac
complished In four short years what many girls would not
accomplish In a lifetime. Her sewing ability connotbe credited
to talent altogether. She has been motivated by her interest In
being "well dressed at small cost."
Ann has helped by making garments for other members of
her family. She is an active 4-H Club member. (Scout Photo)
estry. health and recreation.
The speaker for the even
ing will be Bob Jones of
Blairsvllle, Georgia. He will
show slides and tell of his
experiences and Impressions
as an Internatlon Farm Youth
Exchange 4-H club member
to Greece.
A most Interesting program
has been planned by the 4-H
Council Committee. Following
the meeting refreshments will
be served.
Deaths, Fvaerals
Compliments of
IVIC MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC.
Port on Q. Ivto ? Funorol Dl roe tor
MRS. MARTHA RAPBR
Mr*. Martha LaeRqpr.Sl,
of Rt. 1, C ul bar eon. dlad early
Friday morning In a Murphy
hoapltal altar an lllnaaa of
aeveral day*.
Mr*. R^>ar waa a daughtar
of ih* lata Hanry and Mahal ay
Llttl* Cook.
Sarvioaa were bald at 2
p.m. Sunday In Maoadonla
Bapnst Church.
Tha Rav. Ham Codoy of
ficiated and burial waa In tha
church cemetery.
Surviving are the huaband.
Charles Raper; two daugnmra,
Mrs. Van Hi?hes of Canton,
Ohio and Mrs. W. P. Ander
son of Murphy; four sons, Delt
of Cluberson, Ho mar of An
drews, Claaaton of MarMtta,
Ga? and Austin Raper of Can
ion, Ohio; two slstars, Mrs.
Carl Thomas of Clubarson
and Mrs. B. L. Townaon of
Murphy; three brothers, Will
of Murphy, Ed of Culborson
and Claranca Cook of Blalra
ville, Ga.; 12 grandchildren;
and 10 great-grandchildren.
Townaon Funeral Homa was
In charga of arrange man ta.
Peachtree News
by Mrs. Dock Suddorth
Sunday morning services
wore well attended at the
Paachtroe Methodist Church.
The Rv. Orr substituted (or
the Rev. A1 Smith who Is 111.
Sendy Ledford, six year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ledford played "Abide With
Me.". Visitors from Hender
sonvllle, Murphy, end
Marietta, Ga. were welcomed.
? ? ?
Miss Ethel Donley has re
turned home after being a
patient In a local hospital
for several days.
e e e
The Peach tree Home
Demonstration Club met
Thursday afternoon March 1
at the home of Mrs. Gene
Gist with Mrs. Olson as co
hostess. The demonstration
was sing a song of salads.
Salad recipes were exchanged
and a social hour followed
during which the hostesses
served ribbon salad, cookies
and coffee to the following:
Mesdames Evelyn Sudderth,
Tiny Barton, Lois Barnett,
Guylene Grasty, Annie Mae
Sudderth, Sue Hendricks, Meb
Hendricks, Miss Nancy Luns
ford and Miss Thelma Wheeler
? ? ?
The Intermediates GA's met
Sunday afternoon, March 4 at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Sud
derth. The theme waa pictures
of other lands. During the
social hour the hostess served
refreshments to the following:
Shirley and Judy Rogers, Kay
Zimmerman, Doris Stiles,
Jane English and Mrs. Bill
Barnett.
Mrs. Mildred Wiggins of
Atlanta spent last week-end
with her mother and sister,
Mrs. Harley West and Mrs.
Rozella Zimmerman.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Mc
Gulre of Maryvllle, Tenn.
were week-end guests of Mrs.
Henry Sudderth and family.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Jack of
Bryson City were week-end
guests of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sudderth.
? ? ?
Mrs. R. C. Pipes has re
turned home after undergoing
surgery In a Winston-Salem
hospital.
? ? ?
Mrs. Paul Ledford visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barker on
Friday night.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin
Smith and daughters, Audrey
and, Carmollta visited their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Crlsco of
Charlotte over tne week-end.
While (here they attended the
ice capadea.
? ? ?
Mrs. Jimmy Slmonde has
returned home after being a
patient In a local hospital.
? ? ?
Mra. Prank Morrow and
daughter, Eva Nell shopped
in Ashevllle last Saturday.
? ? ?
Luther Truett of Andrews
andMrs. Or an Witt spent last
Saturday In Ashevllle.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lovln
good have moved Into their
trailer and are at the Zimmer
man Trailer Court.
? ? ?
Frank Barton of Bath, S.
C? spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Barton
and Marilyn.
* ? ?
Mrs. William Davis and
baby daughter of J acksonvllle
Beach, Fla, are spending
several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs.R. C. Pipes.
Mrs. Davis Is the former Miss
Dorothy Pipes.
? ? ?
Mrs. A.G. Morrow of Unaka
spent last week-end with Mrs.
Frank Morrow.
? ? ?
Visitors sod supper guests
of Mr. snd Mrs. Willie Led
ford on Sunday were his
sisters and brother-ln-laws,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ledford
of Franklin, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wymer Burrell and son, Btlly
of Hagvllle.
? ? ?
Mrs. Johnny Wilson and
Mrs. Paul Ledford shopped
In Gainesville, Ga. Monday.
? ? ?
Mrs Lester Ramsey, the
former Miss Vernle Rogers
has rented her house to Mr.
and Mrs. Wlllard Hembree and
Is presently making her home
with her sister andbrother-ln
law, Mr. and Mrs. JohnLuns
ford.
? ? ?
Mr. Bill Puett who has been
a patient In a local hospital for
several days has gone to Dora
vllle, Ga., to spent sometime
with his son, James and
family.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. DockSudderth
spent last Saturday In Hender
son vllle and Ashe vllle.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lovln
good have re turned home after
a visit with their son, Howard
and family In Me bane, N. C.
? ? ?
We are glad Mrs. Bruce
Mauney Is home again after
being a patient In a local
hospital.
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