Vacation Church
School It ToCIom
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M, ?tt ? seawtce at worsh^
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Cart
will ha i
AilareisYlMdtor tds?
Special im*mH ?as given
? *m MMe thaiag the school.
dHbs
Morris Nnm; primary ?
Mrs. W. A. Single en. Mrs.
Edward Reynolds, Miss Ssrah
Miss Wanda
Thompson; Junior - Mrs. R.
Hoyt Ledford; Pioneer, Mrs.
R. A. Ponsr. Other helpers
were Mrs. C, W. Barrett,
Mrs. L. D. Schuyler Md Mrs.
J. H. Wilson.
BIBLE
QUESTIONS
I ANSWERS
by Tom Ledbeoer
Andrews Church of Christ
Question: How many
churches are there In the
New Testament?
Answer: Contrary to
popular belief there Is only
one church In the New
Testament. Christ pro
mised n build only one
(Mc 16:18) of which He Is
the head (Eph. 5:23)
Paul said there Is one
faith (Eph. 4:5) and de
nounces the church In
Corinth for having divisi
ons (I Cor. 1:10-13).
Since the New Testa
ment says 'One Body* then
it must be Important to be
a member of that body or
church. We can become a
member by obeying Christ
(I Pet. 1:22). Nothing Is
said about one church be
ing as good as another
or that It doesn't make any
difference. Man has the
freedom of choosing whe
ther to be obedient or not,
but has no choice In the
church he is to be a mem
ber of If he Is obedient to
Christ.
Radio programs: WKRK
Sunday 7:45 a.m. 8:30 a.m.
Services In Andrews:
Steiday 10:00 to 12:00, 7:30
pan. Thursday 7:30 pan.
FOURTH GENERATION BAPTIZED IN 85 YEAR OLD DRESS ? Eric Townson. Jr., Infant
?on of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Townson, Sr., of Auburn, Ala, shown above was baptized Sunday,
J me 10 during the morning services at the Presbyterian Church by the Rev. R. A.Potter, pastor.
The baby wore a hand erabrodlered and cut work dress made 85 years ago by the Episcopal
Nuns of Savannah, Ga^ for the maternal great-grandmother, Mary Htait Brumby of Marietta,
Ga.. and Tandfather Edward Hunt Brumby of Murphy and the Mother, Ida Brumby Townson.
This making the fourth generation to be baptized In the dress.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lex Brumby and Mrs. R. M. Brumby of Clearwater,
Florida, (Scout Phoc)
Hayesville Park Committee
Holds Meeting With Officials
Saturday night. June 20. a
meeting of the Clay County
Park committee was called to
meet with the board of com
missioners and T. V. A. of
ficials, Mr. Richard Record,
manager of T. V. A. pro
perties, and Mr. Walter
Arrant, assistant manager. In
the assembly room of the
agriculture building.
The purpose of the meeting
was m discuss the renewing
of the 20 year lease which has
almost expired on the T.V.A.
property, which the county has
tried m develop Into a picnic
park and recreation area.
The board expressed their
desire to renew this lease for
another 20 years and dis
cussed steps In which some
public lnerest could be
created such as beautlflcatlon.
developing more areas for
recreation and protection of
vandtlism. The T. V. A. of
ficials informed us unless the
citizens show such Interest
there is doubt this lease will
be renewed.
, Clay county is very for
tunate In having secured this
area for a park and with the
help of the citizens could be
developed Into a beautiful and
useful area, that the county
would be proud for years to
come. The officials also In
formed the board that the
population of the county will be
Increasing and as we know most
of the lake areas are already
taken up so we must not let
this opportunity slip through
our fingers.
If any citizens have any con
tributions 10 make such as
money, labor or Ideas please
contact Mr. W. Q. Moore,
chairman. A plan of proposals
c?i be submitted to the T.V.A.
in order that we may retain
our park arez
Those present at the meet
ing were Mr. Richard Record,
Mr. Waller Arrant, Mr. W.
Q. Moore, Mr. Alvtn Penland,
Mr. Rufus Vlck. Mr. Edwin
Udseen, Mr. Tom C. Day,
Mr. T. C, Gray, Mi. Carl
Parker, Mr. Neal Jarrett and
Mrs. Christine Prater.
Harry
W. Matfox
Gats Degree, Job
la Washiagtoa
Harry W. Matrox, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Matrox of
Murphy has received a B.S.
degree In Business Adminis
tration from the University
of Georgia ? He completed the
requirements for the degree
in March.
On April I, Mr. Mattox
started to work with the Fed
eral Housing Administration
in Washington. D. C.
n
Purina Insecticide Fights Face Fly
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horseflies, hornflles, houseflies, staole flies? practically
anything that flies.
Best feature about the Face and Horsefly Bomb is the way you
use it. Just takes a few seconds to spray the fac.. and other
parts of an animal where you find flies,, This Bomb does the
Job easily, economically with no waste leftover on a brush or
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Deadly Purina Mouse-Kill ? Rat-Kill's little brother ? is
especially good for rodent control around farm homes and
other buildings where mice are a problem. Each package can
be used as a separate baft station. Mouse-Kill works just
like Rat-Kill...kills mice in 5 to 15 days. Mice carry it
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ii ?
TeeoesieeStreet Merpby, N.C.
Rhodo News
Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Dills of
Marten vial lad friends U
Tad Ba*
Tammy I
In Ad
* paac wank *IA
bar mo (bar, Mr* William M.
Day.
? ? a
Mr. and Mr*. Arnold Croaa
?td children vlalmd Willi am
M. Day at Otaan Sunday. Thay
vara accompanied by Mr.
Day's wife and children. Mr
Day la a pa den t at Oman
Veteran* Hospital.
* * *
Miss Sub Day of Kings
Moi*itain who has been visit
lag her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harlsy G. Grant for the
past several days is spending
the weak with her cousin Mrs.
Ted Bate man of Atlanta,
see
Mr. and Mrs. Lax Phillip*
and children of Powder
Springs, Ga. vtlted Mrs.
Phillips parents,Mr.andMrs.
Fred Day over the week-end.
see
Miss Paulette Day who Is
attending Kings Business Col
lege at Knoxvllle visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Day Siaiday.
ANDREWS PERSONALS
LUCY LAUGHTER, STAFF COGRESFMKNT
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Luther and daughter, Martha,
of Rogersville, Ky. were
week-end guest of Mr.
Luther's mother, Mrs. Andy
Luther.
? ? ?
Miss Gayle Allen of Roa
noke, Va. Is spending the sum
mer with her Aunt, Mrs. D. B.
Holloway of Top ton.
? ? ?
Out of Town relatives and
friends who attended the
funeral services of Ralph Hog
sed. held on Sunday afternoon
at the First Methodist Church
were Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Greenwood, Asbevllle, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Swanger, Clyde, Mr.
Robert Swanger, Brevard. Mr.
J. E. Greenwood. Atlanta,Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. Tate Mason and
' Mr. andMrs.WilllamBrownof
Candler, Mr. and Mrs. Ode 11
Roper, Swannanoa, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kllpatrlck and Bob
ble, Mobile, Ala., Mr. and
Mrs. D. N. Kllpatrlck, Mrs.
Rosetta Twiggs, Judy and
Carol, all of Canton, Mrs.
Nellie McGaha, Young Harris
Ga., Mrs. Gus Puette, Warne
Mrs. Clyde Nichols, Young
Harris, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
William Barnard. Warne, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Garrett, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Garrett, Hla
wassee, Ga.Mr.andMrs.Paul
Kllpatrlck, Hayesville, Mr,
Arnold Asbury, Mr. Ed Wolf,
Ashevllle, Mr. and Mrs. Ike
Forebes, Hendersonvllle, N.
Carolina.
? ? ?
Mrs. Pete Nichols, Sandra
Nichols, Mrs. Powell Bradley
and daughter Mary Sharon at
tended the graduation exer
cises held on Friday at 8:30
a.m. at Fort Gordon, Augusta,
Ga. Pvt. Pete Nichols, amem
ber of the graduating class
returned with them for a four
teen day furlough.
? ? ?
Mrs. Jane Orr of Fort
Myers, Fla. spent last week
end with her mother, Mrs.
Giles Cover and Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Ennls and family. Her
son Rlckney Orr and family
Joined them on Suiday.
On Sunday, Mrs. Orr left
for Chapel Hill to enroll at
University of North Carolina
for summer session.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. A , B. Ware
Jr. of Atlanta. Ga. spent the
week-end with Mrs. Ware's
mother, Mrs. J. H. Phillips.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Roper
and Phyllis of Marietta. Ga.
were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Best.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. John White of
Dal ton, Ga. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Sammle Russell and
other relatives during the
week-end.
? ? ?
Peter Gernert returned to
Raleigh on Monday after
spending several days with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Gernert,
Bride Honored
With Shower
On Thursday
Miss Betty Weaver who be
came the bride of Mr. J ames
Green on Sunday afternoon was
guest of honor at a mlscell
eanous shower on Thursday
evening In the social rooms
of the FirstMethodlstChurch.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Mesdames Margaret
Glbbs, Duke Whitley, Ruth
Forsyth, Peyton Ivie, Emily
Davidson, and Misses Addle
Leatherwood, Emily Sword
and Clara McCombs.
An arrangement of mag
nolias decorated the beauti
ful appointed tea table which
was overlaid with a cut work
banquet cloth.
A color scheme of green and
and white was carried out in
refreshments and decorations
In the receiving line with
Miss Weaver were Mrs.
Robert Weaver, Mrs. Edmond
Green of Atlanta, Mrs. A. E.
Vestal and Mrs. Kesley Wea
ver.
One hundred guests called
(hiring the evening.
The Health Departments of Clay and Cherokee Coun
ties held a picnic last Friday night at the Health Cen
ter in Murphy honoring Mr. T. C. Gray, who has been
a District Board Member since 1937 and will retire
from the Board on July 1. Mr. Gray was presented a
platform rocker as a gift of appreciation by the group.
Those attending were the nurses, Mrs. Florence
Thompson of Clay, and Misses Helen Ghormley and
Willie Lovingood of Cherokee; secretaries, Mrs. Marie
Johnson of Clay and Mrs. Ruth Carringer of Cherokee;
sanitarians, Mr. Dave Moody and Mr. Marion Ennis;
Board members, Mr. Carl Parker of Clay, Mr. L. L.
Mason, Mr. W. S. Dickey of Cherokee. Mrs. T. C. Gray
accompanied her husband and was a guest at the oc
casion.
Local Gas Co.
Morgos With
Gas Co. Chaia
Smokey Mountain Gas
Company, Inc. of Murphy and
Franklin has merged wltfiHy
dratane Gas Co. of Covington,
La. effective June 1, 1962,
C. L. Alverson former owner
of the local company made
the annoinscement.
The new corporation will
operan the buainess ixider the
name of Smokey Mountain G aa,
Inc. Hydratane the parent
Compwty, oparates soma forty
brnchea in Loustana, Ar
kansas, Mississippi. Alabama
?id Georgia. This meigai la
the company's first venture
Into North Carolina.
According to Mr. Alverson
te only changes resulting
so fv as
?ttlli Mi
Wlff. WMMI. M. c."
totlrt* MlUr
7*or and about
ft
Mr. ana Mr*. Guy Dyer and
chiltkeo of Molina. lUlnol*
?pant several days laat week
with Mr*. Dyor*i ill oar, Mrs.
Julia Cornwall and children,
a a a
Mis a Kathleen Roberts at
Aabovllla and nephew. Jack
Spaara at Canon apaat dia
week-end with their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Bertha
Roberts.
a a a
Mrs. John Dickey and Miss
Mary Helen Hatches are
spending this week In Clear
water . Fla.
a a a
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Robertson and children who
have been visiting Mrs. Ro
bertson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Elliott have
returned o their home in
Flint. Mich.
a a a
Mrs. David King of Lenior.
who has been visiting her
aunt. Miss Ada Hers haw for
the past week returned o her
home Wednesday. Mrs. King
is the former Miss Aline
Richardson.
Mrs. Norton Sterret^ Mis
sionary of India was die guest
of Miss Ada Harshaw Wed
nesday and Thursday list week
and other relatives and friends.
? ? e
Samuel Elliott is attending
Youth Camp at Conyers, Ga.t
for two weeks.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. iPeyton.G.
I vie and son. Grter and grand
daughter, Mellnoa Brandon
returned home lastWednesday
from a three week vacation In
Daymna Beach, Fla. Susanne
I vie remained for a longer
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. John
Bailey.
aa a a
Mrs. Elizabeth Brlttaln and
Mrs. Ann Hesterly and daugh
ter, Peggy Ann, of Henderson
vllle were guests of Miss Ada
Harshaw last Thursday. Mrs.
Brlttaln Is the former Miss
Elizabeth Richardson,
a a a
Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Scroggs
and children of Canton, N. C.
were guests over the week-end
of Mrs. Scroggs' parents,Mr.
and Mrs L. H. Mulkey.
a a a
Miss Pat Worthen who has
been teaching in Norfolk, Va.,
returned home Saturday for
the summer.
Terry Hunsucker left last
Friday for Akron, Ohio to
spend a two weeks vacation
with his sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
West and family.
? ? ?
Ellis Panther who has been
visiting relatives and friends
here has returned to his home
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
? ? ?
Walter Carringer of New
York spent the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. Ruth Car
ringer. He left Wednesday for
Brevard where be will be
Artist in Residence at the
Transyvlania Music Camp in
Brevard this summer.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn Max
well and son, Keith of Akron,
Ohio were the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lovlngood and Donna.
? ? ?
Tommy Howse has returned
home from McCoy Air Force
Base in Florida for the sum
mer.
Crier Ivte left Saturday for
Camp Dixie for Boys at Wiley
G*. He was accompanied on the
trip by Ms mother, Mrs. Ivle.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Per
kins of Warren, OMo wert
guests last Thursday of Mr,
and Mrs. Kenneth Lovtngood.
? ? ?
Mr. C. L. Alverson spent
last Saturday In Atlanta on
business.
? ? ?
Mrs. P. C. Hyatt Is visiting
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carnell In
Decatur, Ga. this week.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyatt
and children are vacationing
this week at Dayvna Beach,
Florida.
? ? ?
Mrs. Max Blake mo re and
children left Monday for a
visit with relatives and friends
at Roanoke, Va.
? ? ?
Mrs. Etta Delozler who has
bean visiting her sister In
law, Mrs. Norma Baker left
one day last week for Bryson
City where she will vlsltother
relatives and friends.
? ? ?
Mr. W. D. Townson and
daughter, Mrs. D. L. Wells
?id son David of Wallace are
on a western tour.
and Mr*. Jo* Ray and
Becky Jo, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Brown mi ddld
iwn km returned from a
Mr. awdMra. FraadtCalbom
Katfay, David and Mr*. C. I.
Calhotm spent Sunday at Laka
MR FN la
LBS Speigle Grova a
Norfolk ,Va
?ad hare wlib his parents. Mr.
ma Mr*. Charlia Sutton, and
?latar, Mr*. Frank Calhoun.
? ? ?
Mia a Sharry Lynn Hanaoo
?pant Km weak-and |n Atlanta
wliii har father, John B. Han
son aid her aunt, Mrs. Lewis
Knight.
a a a
Mr. and Mr*. Variln Crisp,
Joan Lea and Frank!*
Ferguson spent the weak-end
at Footana Dam as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Raaar.
a a a
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Bellamy and daughter, Julie
of Greer, S. C? spent the
week-end with Mr*. Bellamy's
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Ruth Cheney and Mrs. Bessie
Deweese. Mr. and Mrs. Bell
amy returned home and Julie
remained for a longer visit
with her grandmother and
great-grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gentry
and Mrs. John Donley retur
ned borne Sin day from a visit
n Akron. Ohio. Mrs. Gentry
visited her mother, Mrs. Wal
ter Wlmbrow and Mrs. Donley
visited her sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Crisp and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Sudderth.
? ? ?
Mrs. John Carrlnger and
daughter, Markle have been
spending a vacation at Myrtle
Beach with Mrs. Carringer*s
aunt and tncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Mauney of Charlotte.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. HaroldShook
and daughter spent the week
end in Chattanooga visiting
Mr. Sbook's sisters and bro
ther-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Ledford and Mr. and
Mrs. John Moore.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs.Charles Hag
wood of Asbevllle were the .
week-end guests of Mrs. Hag
wood's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Rush.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Black
recently returned from a trip
to Mo. and Hamilton. Ohio.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Hensley
of Lewis ton, N. Y. are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Vesta Hen
sley and other relatives and
friends.
? ? ?
Mrs. Glenda Brandon of
Cleveland. Term, spent the
week-end here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Ivle
She was accompanied home by
her daughter, Mellnda who
had been on a trip to Florida
with her grandparents.
? * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McMul
11 an and granddaughter, Cherl
of Jefferson, Ga. were guests
Sunday of Mrs. McMulllan's
sister, Mrs. W. P. Odom
and Mr. Odom.
? ? ?
Mr. J. H. Duncan and son,
Sammy and Tommy Roberts
left Sunday for a vacation In
Florida.
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Rich
of San Antonio, Texas, were
guests one day last week of
Mrs. Hattle Akin enroute to
New York.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Henaley
of Kingston, Tenn. spent die
week-end with Mr. Hensley*s
mother, Mrs. Vesta Hensley.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Randall
Shields and son, Stephen left
Sunday for Swanannoa where
Mr. Shields will be manager
at the 4-H Camp during the
summer.
* * ?
Butch Hensley of Roanoke
Rapids, N. C. la visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Vesta
Hensley.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Bowling
and daughters, Lynns and Dana
are visiting Mrs. Bowling's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Penland,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hyatt and
Mrs. J? Bates spent Sunday
In Hayesvllle visiting re
latives and friends.
Mrs. C. L. Alverson spent
last week-end In Charlotte
attending the B It PW Con
vention.
w?
last
Mr*. Percy Note at Wool
Bloc too. All, Mlaa Kaferyn
Houaon, La Graa, Ga..
Mary BUla, Ocala. Pla, Mr.
and Mr*. H. C. Trayter, Mr.
ad Mr*. R. C. Ball. Mr. awl
kAra. Harold Colliar. Mr. ad
Mra. Robart Kml all of At
Ga* Mra. 0. A. Gro
gory. Marshall. N.C.Mr.ad
Mra. I. H. Hampton, Ethel
Derrock. Mr. and Mra. J. O.
Haaty at Atlanta, Ga, Mra.
Aaoa Deoaaaa and Intra. Sua
Daaaaaa Hancock of Knoxville
Mra. Mary Alloa Gr
Mlaa Jaaato Grtaar,
City, to Rev. ad Mra. R. T.
Houta. Jr.. of Aabevtlla, Mra.
Perktna and Suaa
S.
Per Una of Adnta.Mra.GteB
Taylor. Ansa and To mmy Tay
lor, Albermarla. Mra. Kyle
D. Crowther, Jr, Jaffary
Crowtter at Knoxville and
Mra. J. S. Bellamy, Greer,
S.C.
Mesaers. B. L. and L. W.
Shields, twins celebrated their
birthdays on Father's Day with
a dinner at the home of Mr.
sod Mrs. L. W. Shields. Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. johnsoe mi
children were dw only guests.
Mrs. Johnson Is the daighar of
L. W. Shields.
Girls who are an
Joy Cliffe Twirling Cany at
Macon , Ga* this week are:
Sarah Singleton, Rosalia Hyde
Treacy Nugent, Totals Head
rick, Glaser Smith, J me
Whitley, Becky Jo Ray. P saaala
and Sandra Chastaia mdCarol
Ksye. ShellaGossett will attend
Miss Josephine Helghway
spent the week-end with her
sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lovlngeod
of Handersonvllle.
? ? s
Mesdames B. L. and L. W.
Shields, Ruby Hill and Burt
Shlleds spent Monday In
Atlanta.
Sunday School
Class
Has Party
The members of the John
Wesley Simday School class
were hostesses at a party In
the social rooms of the church
on Sunday evening In honor of
the Rev. and Mrs. C. F.
Womhle. Members of the First
Methodist Church were Invited
guests.
The Womhles were pre
sented a gift by the class.
Punch and cookies were
served by Mrs. W, P. Odom,
Mrs. Will Taylor, Mrs. C. L.
Alverson and Miss Addle
Leatherwood.
a
Bruce Armstrong's
Honored At
Dinner Party
A dinner party was held on
Monday evening it the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. West
moreland, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong who
are leaving for HustsvUle,
Ala. and die Rev. and Mrs.
C. P. Wamble who are leav
ing for Salisbury.
Hostesses were Mesdamss
esn Wells, Kathy Stewart,
,ytm Dodson. others attending
were Mrs. Well's children.
Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Dodson.
Mrs. Betty Green
Honored At
Lingerie Shower
Mrs. Betty Green was guest
of honor at a lingerie shower
on Thursday evening, June 7,
at the home of Mrs. Jimmy
Howse with Mrs. Max Blake
more as co-hostess.
The tea table was covered
with a white linen cloth cen
tered with a bowl of yellow
and green flowers.
A color scheny of yellow
and green was carried out In
refreshments and decorations.
Around 25 guests vere pre
sent.
Card of ThanM
We wish n> thank our friends
and relatives f^r their many
acts of ktwhiess shewn to us
in the death of our husband
md father.
Mrs. Ralph Hogsed. Jm,
Robert, David and family.
47-lv
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Strip Sirloin $2.95
T - Bone $3 50
Rib Byt, ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Fried Fid, $1.50
Fried Shrimp $1.75
Shrimp Cock toil 75c
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