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The Cherokee Scout
AidClayCou ty Progress
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INantahala Case To Be
Reopened; No Hearing
Ralafgh?lho Sta?UtUltl*a
m hi ?11 Tuaaday
the cm* In which
P?*r and Ught
po. la .taking a Mg rua la
in oraar n> raceiva
thadfa
power from d
V allay Autfcartty ?
i North Carolina.
_ would
Inot ha nacoaaary.
Thla bocama i
John _
hdng i
ioccvui,
ifwao willing ?d root la cao*
da transcript ofmadmony
[{which I" %" MMfel
'od July 1
loadmony In
1 on at
I by Nantahala a
trlbudon oyoai
|p,rS?!ii-gj
foVTVA.Hj.lDMA.
coramlaalon
Suld obtain
TV A a moot tb* futurane*"
of ia public udU^ cwlomera.
Attoijuly 19b.Wl*N?
tahaU praaldant J?hn lV
JEdbar o*d NantdjaU wmdd
buy la powor troro tva
SUuSi It would result to
regulation of the '
5JE? by th* TVA board of
^^forrMP^^
Wboartag.JordMPoto^^
Oat the commlaalonbaa a*
, precedent by
I ?d*caa*rjordan aald bawl
Watson's antimony wm mora
applicable b the ram cio* than
Uwas B the lain <:?*? ,
1 U^raforNMthb^
? mad the motion o roopan*0
CrJirt willing for It ?
lSSLTtf*ho osdmoej
3SS?wj??SS?
yrsrsa-ss
laad a ??contd?jy ^
of dda rrtdaocaot
I Ho nolnod out that the recort
E&.SSS
?Mod
dmar*
S!"^" -Wa
{sSa-rrsr
3"ts.1
1 la amh1~f ram booaa evorag
Iabout S3 P*r cant, th*
Sfuld coatlo cuaBmersmon
than $1 million a year. It bm
ffl^inyrn b repay la cue
j^r.wlthlnareataUor?2
oart of th* Increaae which tw
'SSml.alondl.dUow..
At the July 1* ****
Hataon aald TVA would hi
I?""0" ? .rii power?
at MTHfMBHtt It )?? Wllh
t?o prlvataly-ownod public
udllttaa la TMnaMM.HoMid
rata* NantahaU would ckarfa
would "haua m ba?Mdi
NantahaU't
Joynar dacUrad ifcat mdar
utllldaa CMnaa2o?"to>uld
_ alaa" o*ar tha rata
* ba chargad Nntahala'i
T
Off Do Sckoot
IWinjDtda' In th* I
i la talk of rat* ?d rule
i today** te day my Utda tad
Start* trudgln' off to school,
tyofdhaai
And my old haart It U happy,
And my old haart It la gay:
For my *lx-y*ar-old la i
T* start ? school today.
And I'm proud as all thing* <rf him;
iface *d
And his taoa and ndn* both
For I'm }uat as son as ha Is.
That ha's hotad to top th' Una.
Yat my ayos ? they tost will
L4ha a bUthartn' old fool.
Because today my llttla tad
Starts trudta'off to school.
(Editor's Not*: This was sent In hy a subacrlbor,
Mrs. Poarl Roberts of Murphy. Shs writs, "Since
school begins this weak, I think It Is a good time to
print this little poem.")
Ok* Oirit Z/<
ear
(Wanda Slmonds dedicates this poam id mothers and
their flrat gradara.)
At last, has coma the long awaited day.
Wfaan we'll eand oar Utile one on her marry way,
To bar flrat a lap on the atalrway of learning.
So She may open all the doors at her yearning.
Knowledge, Lover of her fallow man. Life In all respect
la at her command.
Pine Teacher a, Principles, Books, all they cm glee id
land a hand.
Oh. well help her S> learn as much as we can.
But moady wall lose her and sand bar off spick and'
111 not worry for I want bar a> learn, ad I know aha'a
For tboee Teachers and Principals are Mothers and
Pater, Her problems we'll share.
She's so excited, so nnlous, so happy and glad.
So 111 try not? be even, you understand, a little and.
"Hare comes the bus," learn, be good md don't be
lm my dur.
See hew brave I've bean, My Llttla Girl, Her First year.
Oopetereallped a mar.
Cherokee County Lady
Has Habit Of Graduating
CULLOWHEB ? When Mrs.
Eld* S. Piece. Route 1, Pi
Ton. (Cherokee Cmnty)
celved her masmr of
degree at Wenern Carolina
College Friday night, aha aet
something of a local record.
It waa her eighth graduation
She started collecting di
plomas aotne years ago with
graduation from Allen Ele
mentary School mi at Steele
High School In Dayton, Ohio.
graduated from
Greene Normal School in
Dayton, and 1
It became a I
at (dance degree in physical
eriurattnn at the University of
Cincinnati, followed by the R.
N. degree at Maeon Memorial
Hospital in Murray, Kentucky,
and a degree in physical
therapy at College of Medical
Evangelists, Lome Linda Uni
versity, Los Angeles.
Following a long career as
nurse, teacher, and physical
therapist, aha has enrolled for
work at WCC during
re, and
summers, i
the master's
decree.
For t
or the past two years she
in full-time nurs
In'Charohee County, and
teach near Murphy
ICHBROKBB COUNTY TOMATOES - Receiving a box of <
Mb Gill, laft, of the Cltfaana Bank fc Treat Co. Clanda StDea, right, i
lor dtapUy md ntmriuA an invitation ? attmd tha Bmao field day Friday. StUaa la
I Tomato Fiold Day Sot
For Friday Aagust 24th
bjr Jnu M.
County Agricultural Agaat
A Tom**) Plaid Day la
" fat flda am for
at ItM pjn. oa Mm
oi Clauda StUaa. StUaa
IB fta haart
*a P
Tka purpaaa of d? flaldday
fea ?{
? crap. TMa
iNarACwa
at traUiaad aaaaai
The 1962
crap la
" 2,000'
The Tomaas Field Day la
fcdwttia I
will ba
will ba aRaglawradY<
Saw PtsTEfrai
ha aarwae. Tha
itaatfly
New VA Law
I Will fit fMMTMr
i mrit o* a new
law mmemi by <a m Coo
? J. D.
? <X the
Nar* CaroUaa Varwrwu
QBoa.
The law
te VA^
aa't"*? SSuyUi a aap
" ,TMa efaa re
Dr. Richard S. Parkar
Heart Attack Takes
"Doc" Parker's Life
Richard S. Parker, 78, of
Murphy died Saturday night
August 18 in a Murphy hos
pital following a brief illness.
Mr. Parker left his drug store
at noon complaining of a pain
in his chest. He suffered a
heart attack at his home be
fore 1 p.m. and another one
at 8:00 pan. He died at
8:20 p.m.
Mr. Parker, known to
citizens of this area as "Doc"
Parker came to Murphy
in March, 1911 and started
the buainese he headed for
51 years.
He was burn January 30,
1884 in North Wllbesboro and
was a son of the late James
L. and Nancy JohnsonParker.
Mr. Parker was a 1905
graduate of the University of
North Carolina School of
Pharmacy.
He was an active member of
the Presbyterian Church, a
32nd degree Mason and
Shrlner.
He operated Parker's Drug
Store in Murphy since March,
1911. In 1919 he built the Par
ker Building on the square.
Mr. Parker served on the
Murphy Town Council, was a
member of the Murphy School
Board for 20 years, and also
served as chairman of (he
school board.
Recently he was awarded an
honorary position with King's
College, Bristol, Va.
Services were held at MkSO
ajn. Monday In the home. The
Rev. R. A. Potter officiated
and burial was la Sunset
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were John Car -
ringer, Blmer Kllgorn,
Wallace Williams, Richard
Howell, Karndt Graves, Ken
neth Godtrey, Jim Hendrlx
and Natt Kinney.
Survivors include the
widow, the former Miss Grace
Abarnathy of Hickory, whom
he married in 1911.
Other survivors include two
daughters, Mrs. William G.
Darnell of Murphy and Mrs.
Bllzabeth Williams of Talla
hassee, Pla.; two sons,
Richard S. Parker of Hickory
and James A. Parker of Mr
phy ; one sister Miss Dora
Parker of Wllhesfaoro; two
brothers, VirgU Parker of
Lexington and Lawson Parker
of Charlotte: as sea grand
children and one great-grand
child.
Townson Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
ASCS Elections To Be
Held By Mail This Year
wuu ijr buu u/uuuuuiy wui
mlt?men will be elected dur
ing September, to 1 year terms
beginning October I, 1962.
Theee ere annuel election* and
tide year the voting will be by
mall. According to L. L. Kls
eelburg, ASCS county office
manager. On or before Aug .31,
the county office will mall
ballota to all eligible votara
on record. Any termer who
doea not recleva bia ballot
promptly abould contact the
county office and obtain one.
Full Instructions will be
furnished votara along with the
ballot. Voters will be asked
to vote for 5 persons. After
voting, the ballot will first
be sealed In a blank envelope
bearing no Identification, and
then pieced In another pre
eddressed envelope (requir
ing no postage) for mailing,
or personal delivery to the
Letter To Editor
Dear Bdler,
I had my first tasa of
honest - to - goodaasa motait
sta sourwood honey this pest
weak. Every good thing I have
ever heard about sourwood is
1 veto. The trua sourwood
1 honty, almost dear In color,
ad with real beeswax, can't
to duplies tad anywhere. Thus
" it's hard to find.
A good friand of ndne la
dwt a fal
to
a teem of
, eat out to
Last
?
12 ft
. Comity)
. Last year, to tolls ma,
wasn't a )tr of sour
county office. Write-in vols*
wtll be permitted. However,
the total number of pereone
voted for Including wrltt-lna,
must not exceed 5 or thebellot
will be void.
The community committees
met August 22 in the cotmty
office end completed the nom
inations for this year's
elections. Where necessary
the community committees
will add additional parsons to
complete the slats. Also in
cluded will be nominations
made by petitions signed and
submitted by tan or more
eligible farmers. County and
community committenmsn
currently serving may be In
cluded In the nominations.
The county committee will
meet on September 12 for the
purpose of cotmtlng the votes
and officially enaofrlng the
results. The person motiving
the moat votes will be com
munity committee djelnnan
and delegate to the county
convention, the second highest
will be vice-chairman, and.
tha third highest, regular
member will be
coimty convention. The first
and second alarnaie will
likewise be chosen by tha
wither of votes received.
The alncwd
commit!
delegates, will meet
cotmty
20 m elect
mime. All commltasemen will
tabs office on October 1,1962.
AD persons who am par
ticipating, or ace eligible m
participate, tn ay of tha
ASCS programs are eligible to
Four Mon
Inducted Into
Sorvlco
Golf Course
To Be Built
Near Murphy
on 300acraa31/2
mllM from ?te aquare In
Murphy, haa baan eaten by a
groip Murphy buataaaaman,
meter the nama of the Tbma
hawk Oavalopmant Corp..
The group look the option
? law An 300 ecree tor
*50,0)0.00 In thirty day*. A
.propoaad 18 hole golf course is
planned with 75-100
ataee O be laid out arouad the
Andrews Schools
Open This Friday
ANDREWS ? Schools will
open in the Andrews City Unit
on Friday of this week.School
bases will bs In operation and
students will be In school from
8:30 mtil 11:30 B receive
class assignments and mxt
books Mid to pay fees.
The stats textbook fee for
Ugh school students Is 96.00
Special high school faes in
clude a 91.30 science fee. a
91.30 borne economics fee, a
92.00 vocational agriculture
fee, and a 910.00 typing fee.
Scholastic Inpursnce for
accidental Injury Is available
to all students atcostof 92.00.
Elemenatry school students
will pay a general fee of
92.30 per studsnt for the pur
chase of supplementary read
ers and other Instructional
materials and equipment.
Campbell College
Appoint*
Dr. H. G. Hanson
Campbell Collage an
nounced today die appointment
of Dr. Howard Gordon Hanson
of Erwtn as associate profes
sor In Its departments of
English and German.
Dr. Hanson spent six years
In residence at Vandertdlt
University and Is a three
time graduate of the school
in Nashville, Tenn. She re
ceived the Ph. D. degree there
In 1956, with major study In
English, French and German
literature. The first student to
qualify st Venderbllt for the
degree In comparative litera
ture, she wrote her docoral
dissertation on the origin of
the Holy Grail Legend.
At VanderfaUt she won elec
tion ? the Phi Beta Kappa
(scholastic) and Delta Phi
Alpa (German) honorary
societies. She Is a member
of the American Association
of University Women and of
the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution.
She comes n> Campbell
College from a year of travel
In Europe and study In Vienna.
For three years, 1957-60, she
was Instructor In modern
languages at Young Harris
Collage In Georgia.
Dr. Hanson Is the daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. Alex
B. Hanson. The Rev. Mr. Han
son is rector of SatatStephan's
i Brwln.
Episcopal Church fat Brwln.
Republican
Candidate
Withdraws
K. W. Radford, at Andrew*,
Republican candldawfor
CterokM County Clerk of
Cowt withdraw from Cba forth
f, Auguat 15. Bad
' " r Clark
of Govt to twdar bla i
Radford tttonitmd Mi
?r m *o
loard of
TW Bowrd at
allow I
Schools will open on Mon
dey, August 27, with ? full
schedule and lunch rooms at
Andrews and Marble will be In
operation. There will be no
change In the cost of student
lunches during the 1962-63
school term.
Students are requested to
come to school on Friday pre
pared ? pay all fees.
Clay Farners
Urged To Vote
la ASCS ilectioa
HAYESVILLE ? An In
creased voting participation
by the farmers of Clay County
Is urged la this year's ASC
By getting a larger vols In
the elections this year. It will
mean that the committees
elected will be mora
representative of the farmers
toy serve. All ASC commit
teemen and ASCS comity
office personnel will exert
every effort to assure that the
elections will he properly end
fairly conducted so ea to re
flect credit upon our ASC
committee system end the De
portment of Agriculture. Bal
lots for voting for community
committeemen will he mailed
to all eligible voters on re
cord on or before August 31
and must be postmarked or
personally returned to the
county office by September 10.
The county convention will
be held September 20 for
electing comity committees.
All elected committeemen will
take office October 1.
C^a ftn Jar
Thursday, August 23
7:30 p jn. Murphy Chapter No.
10 Order of Eastern Star
will meet In the Masonic
Hall.
7:30 p.m. Rescue Squad will
meet In the Murphy Power
Board Building.
7:30 pjn. Choir rehearsal at
First Methodist Church.
7:30 pjn. Republican Women
Club will meet In the Her
man West Construction of
fice at the Professional
Building.
7:30 p.m. The session of this
Presbyterlgn Church will
meet in the Westminister
Building.
Simday, August 26
6:15 ajn. Mass at Providence
Hospital.
11:00 a.m. Holy Mass at St.
Williams Catholic Church.
6:00 pjn.MYF atFlrstMstho
dlat Church.
8K)0 p.m. Union services at
First Methodist nd Pres
byterian at First Methodist
Church. The Rev. R. A.
Potte
Monday, August 27
6:30 pjn. Rotary Club u> inset
at Pa " ~
re m MU 9
boles in the first year.
Tto 300hmteedacrsoract
is out the Harshsw Farm road
dtracdy serosa from tha
Harahsw Farms and ia fart
of tha J. B. Multoy Farm.
To dam flOO.OdO.OOhM
bean pledged by Murphy Baa
lnaaaman m bay amefc in tha
corporation. Plans aaaataaoad
at a moating of *o
Tuaaday. AugOat 21, at lha
Murphy Chamber of Com
maroo offlca tnrlarts a ra
canvssslng of dm Murphy ana
for artrtlflinnal pledges.
A ?
itsms mat
any part of dm initial Invest
ment in tha projact will hava
stock ia It and that dm emck
boldars by majority sots will
Idas of tha corporation. I
person purchasing a lot in dm
propound rati estam davalop
mant and golf coursa will have
a share of stock.
It la planasd m lay oatM
18 tola goU coursa with 100
lorn of adequate sine am ami
the course. A nine hole
golf course with first class
greens will be built within one
year of tto formation of dm
corporation. The otter aine
tolas ara m be completed if
and when enough members are
secured m smnort m 18 hols
Anyone owning ooa share of
stock or ooa lot in lbs develop
ment ia an tided m mem
bership in lbs country cite
with golf prlvllegM by paying
the mutual dims. New members
will be taken Into dm club
from dma m time but mast
pay mt lnl ds don fee of $30#
plus regular dues. Parsons
propeed for ntomlmrohip who
do not havo a lot or ohara of
stock must bo paasod on by
mambers.
Tto omckholdoro tat lbs
corporation will own tto golf
course and ouch land m ia
lefttamold.
WEATHER
August
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86
60
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ForacMt - Scattered
after
noon
and eva
sin wen
?. Thursday d
Stmday.
Attention
All
Candidates
In
Cherokee
And Clay
Counties
Both
Democrat
And
Republican
1%opo?oBa<*ia
an aroilablo
.All
!? bo* Oar
IB *o
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