Marphy Hardware Co.
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ROBESON KITCHEN
KNIFE SETS 14.95
STEAK
KNIFE SETS 3.95 to 12.95
OUTDOOR TAYLOR DELUXE
THERMOMETERS 3.25
BORC
SCALES 7.95 to 10.95
SUNBEAM
MIXERS - PERCOLATORS
STEAM IRONS TOASTERS
G.E. STEAM
TRAVEL IRON 11.95
REVERE Itt*
SAUCE PANS 4.99
WISS PINKING
SHEARS 6.95 & 7.95
COOKING 3.30
THERMOMETERS & 3.98
TABLE
TENNIS SETS.....-..-":.-:.: 4.95
HORSESHOE
GUN RACKS 1.95 & 2.95
BICYCLES "-L sizes "ibu
WAGONS 1.95 to 10.95
CROW CALLS 2.75
HARMONICAS 501 to 8.50
OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS
LIGHTS 3.95
CORNING
COOKWARE 3.95 to 14.95
SPORTSMAN
SEARCHLIGHT 5.95
BASKET BALLS 3.75 to 7.95
Murphy
Hardware Co.
837-2110 TGnnoBisB*
Give Us A Look
WE LIKE 'LOOKERS'
SHOES by Florsheint and Jarman
SWEATERS by Revere & McGregor
HATS by Champ & Dobbs
SPORT SHIRTS by McGregor
DRESS SHIRTS by Arrow
TIES by Wembley
BELTS by Hickok
PAJAMAS by Weldon
SUITS by Curlee
BEDROOM SLIPPERS by larman
UNDERWEAR by Coopers & Arrow
Don't Forgot A COWARD'S Gift Certificate For The Port on Hard To Buy For.
GIRT GERTIFICATE $.
Cowards Men And Boys Wear
9^eW*/tca/e to uA fo\ n\e*e/i onetime of yen* detection
? .. . r For the "Bom" or the man try ?
ft naine Of or boy who hao everythli*.- WctMU
may toa augfoat a Cowarda'
WM *#accdn*AM Aem Gift Certificate. Minatura hata _
' ' given with Dobba or Champ
A, Cortlflcotoo. Minatura ahoea
?/!?? AUTMOtiao SY ?given with Florablem Shoo-.
Coward's Men & Boys Wear
Oa The Square la Murphy, N. C.
Mr*. Jim Bater lain Roan
oke. Va.. having bean called
there dun to aetioua condition
bar iliter, Mra. Hubert
older. Mra. Snldar recendy
pent two waaks aa guestof the
aker* and waa accompanied
bar home two week* ago by
r. Baker.
Mr*. Paul Boring ol Can
mo. Ga.. waa weekend guaatof
her parents. Mr. and Mr*.
. A. Dewar. The Dewar'a also
enjoyed a vlalt of their aon.
arry, of Adanta for three
veiling* this peat week.
PFC Jimmy Collin*. PFC
ohn Cur da* and Corp F rank
)e Long of Oxford, Mich., who
are stationed at Camp Le
eune. N. C? arrlvedSaturday
> vlalt relative* and friends.
>FC Collin* returned Sunday
a camp, Curdaa, and DeLong
remained for ten day leave.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Castor and family were visit
or* for Sunday morning ser
vices at St. Andrews Lutheran
Church.
Mr. Castor, aformer Ashe
vllle businessman, has been
assigned to the newMh J Fin
ance Corp., which opened In
Murphy recendy.
-A
Ruth Ester Benham became
the bride of William M. Plott
at the Peachtree Methodist
Church, Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 9.
The bride is the daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ben
ham of Topton. The groom Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Plott of Waynesvllle. Dr.
Pierce Harris officiated.
Mrs. Plott Is a graduate of
Andrews High School and at
tended Bob Jones College In
Greenville, S. C.
Mr. Plott attended Waynes
vllle High School and WCC
IN Cullowhee. He is a veteran
of World War II and holds the
rank of Captain in Air Force
Reserve, assigned to the 63rd
Troop Carrier Wing, Donald
son Air Base, Greenville. S.
C. He Is now employed with
U. S. Postal Dept.
They are making their home
at Rt. 1, Waynesvllle, N. C.
Soil
Conservation
News
By W. L. Roberts
Soil Conservadonist
1 recendy advised the farm
ers of Cherokee County that I
would have the Soil Conser
vation Service Office open for
them to contact us on every
Monday and Wednesday morn
ing and that I could be con
tacted every Friday in the
Clay County office in Hayes
vllle. I have had considerable
opposition to this move from
our Area Office In Waynes
vllle and from State Office in
Raleigh. Therefore, I will be
unable to provide this definite
date for the farmer to con
tact me in the future, as I
had planned. If you need to
contact us, and will leave a
message, we will contact you
concerning the date we can be
at your farm.
District elecdons were held
last week in both Cherokee and
_ Clav Cotin"es for the elect
I ion of District Supervisor. It
ANDREWS
LUCY
LAUGHTER
NOTES
NEWS
STAFF
CORRESPONDENT
.
Andrews Christinas
Parade Is Friday^
ANDREWS - The annuel
Christmas Parade will take
place Friday, Dec. 14,
assembling on South Main St.,
at 3:30 p.m.
The Merchants Association
who are the sponsors, are
making plans for bigger and
better parade during the holi
day season than ever before.
Twenty - four entries of
Floats from businesses and
Industries have entered with
Invitations for neighboring
towns to participate.
W. D. Whitaker, chairman,
announced the following com
mittee chairmen: Charles O.
Frazler, school. Beauty Queen
and bands; Charles Hlgdon,
Riding Club with colors and
Santa Claus; Advertising -
Andrews
Merchants
Organize
ANDREWS - An organizat
ional meeting of the Andrews
Merchants Association was
held In the Mayor's office of
the Andrews Town Hall on
Thursday night with more than
a dozen present. Plans were
made for a Christmas Parade
to be held at 3:30 p.m. on
Friday, Dec. 14. Other long
range plans were also dis
cussed, and several of these
planned events will be put Into
action in the near future. Of
ficers elected were Lee B.
Nichols, Jr., Chairman; Nor
man C. "Sam" Hartman,
Vice - Chairman; and Joseph
ElKhourl, Secretary. Also
present at this meeting were
S. J. Gernert of Berkshire
Knitting Mills, and Houston
Ledford of Owenby Mfg. Co.,,
who pledged their support and
cooperation to the organi
zation. The next regular meet
ing of the organization will be
held on Thursday, J an. 3,1963
at 7:30 p.m. in the Mayor's
office.
i
seems that there is going id
be considerably more votes
cast this year than has been
the case in recent years.This
is another indication that more
and more people are realizing
the Importance of the role of
Soil and Water Conservation
District Supervisors have in
promoting soil and water con
servation programs on a basis
of the planned use by the
farmers and landowners of
their land, and the benefits that
all of the county gets when
anyone or group of farmers
and landowners cooperate in a
Soil and Water Conservation
program like the Supervisors
of both counties are advocat
ing. As an example of the ex
tensive program that the
district participate in is a
planned meeting on Dec. 18,
in Dillsboro for the Super
visors of all the Soil and Water
Conservation District Super
visors of all counties in West
ern North Carolina in an at
tempt to coordinate activities
of the districts.
radio. Loo Nlchou, Jo* El
Khourl and Sam Hartman;
Pubildt, Lucy Laugh tar, F an
ile McGutra, Ruth Sursavage,
and Jullua Hubbard; Traffic -
OaWlttSharp, CAP; Float
^mmltaao, Lao Nlchola, Mark
SlliotL Sam Hartman, JoeBl
(hourl; Boy Scouta, Brother
Ufrad; Explorera, Harold
Jee; Bands, Rescue Squad,
ind other organizations of
rfurphy and neighboring towns
ire cordially Invited to take
tart.
^alleytown
ID Club Plans
Christmas Party
ANDREWS - A Christmas
tarty for Valley town Home
demonstration Club will be
teld on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at
>:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
i. U. Burch. A pot-luck dinner
rill precede a gift exchange of
land-made gifts among those
Members will bring gifts
iultable for adult patients to
? sent to State Hospital In
Morgan ton, N. C.
The Shall Dining Room was
tha tailing for lha annual
Chrlatmaa banquet for Jinlor
department of the Flrat Me
thodlst Church held on
Saturday night.
Following tha banquet, the
groig) went a> Fellowship Hall
for davodona and recreation.
"Gifts the Shepherds Brought
the Christ Child" was pre
sented by Miss Vera Moore.
Rev. Joel Key gave the closing
prayer.
Sixteen members attended.
(arble Springs
~odge 439 To
nstnll Officers
Marble Springs Lodge flo.
139 AF fc AM wUl bold open
natalladon of officers onSat
irday, Dec. 15, 7:30 p.m. at
dasonlc Temple, Marble, N.
with Hardy Morris, In
itailing Officer and Victor
nstailing Marshal.
The following officers will
* Installed: Tom McClure,
Vorshlpful Master; Walter
?aimer. Senior Warden; Don
ild Cook, J tutor Warden; Ver
on Bryeon, Secretary - Tra
in urer; J, B. Shields, Senior
Macon; Ronald Hurt, Junior
Macon; Giles Bryaon, Senior
tew art; Phil Sancllge, J tailor
tewart; Leonard McClure,
Ihaplaln and Barneat Cook,
Vler.
Fifteen Church# ? were re
presented with 487 present
(or (ha WeiBm North Carol
ina Bapdai AaaodaOonal
Training Union mooting hold
ot Plrat B*Klst Church thla
past week.
"Bo Yo Wlmooooo" woo the
diotne of 8m program. Special
mualc woo pre son cod by 8m
Poach (too Choir, Aoktn
Youth Choir, and 8m Man'a
Chorus of the Murphy Church.
The speaker was Rev. Roy
Smith of Sytva who is In charge
of 8m Seminary Bxtanslon
Work In 8m six western
Counties.
Chester Lawson of Murphy,
Asaodadonsl Training Union
Director, presided.
-A
Helnrlch Sherz, fromKreh
wlnkle Germany, now a student
st Lee College, Cleveland,
Tenn., recently was guest
speaker at the Church of God.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. What
ley of Richmond, Ind., return
ed home on WedtMsday after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Bills.
-A
Mr. Frank Madils of Way
nesvllle was guest of his son.
Ray. on Saturday. Mr. Madils,
who Is a technician atDlstrlct
Memorial Hospital, will be
Joined by his wife, and daugh
ter, Debra Gall, this week.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Roper,
daughter, Phyllis, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Lowe, Linda Sue and
Tommy of Marietta, were
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Best, Sue and
Towana.
Cardan Club msmbars ftn
1 plan* (or Holiday Ho una
rttlch will ba bald on Saturday
nd Sunday at tha homa of Mra.
>. B. Pullium on Sunday almr
oon at 4KI0 p.m. at tha homa
I Mra. Luka BUla. Tboaa pra
ent vara Mra. D.B.PuUlipn.
Ira. H. B. Davit. Mra. J.
may Davit, Mra. P. O. Hlo
II, Mra. L. C. Broomt. Mra.
Inland Day, Mra. R. A. Dewar,
Ira. W. T. Forty th, and Mra.
illlt.
-1MB CHEROKEE SCdUT
and Clay County Prop-tan
N. Jarua Bat*.. .Publlahnr
Phylllt B. Bat*. . .BdUar
Jack Owaaa. .. f roductlon
Simarriaor
PubUshad B vary Thursday
at 117 Hickory St. Murphy
N.C.
Secood Claaa Poataga Paid
at Murphy, North Carolina
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mailing addreaaat in
Charokna, Clay mdGraham
Countloa, N. C4 Towna,
Union and FanninCotmtlaa,
Ga.; andPolkCounty.T
1 Yaar $3.00
6 Moatha ?$1.75
ALL OTHER AREAS
I Yaar - $5.00
6 Mentha ? *3.00
On all aubacrtpUias da
live red in North Carolina,
add tha atate's thraa par
cant 1
Spirit Of Christmas
Again dawns die glorious season.
The most happy Christmas time.
The sound of pretty music.
The carols and sweet bell chimes.
Everything Is decked out in bright colors.
The holly so pretty and green
Adorned with bright red berries.
The polnsettas that add to the scene.
Again there's a rustle and bustle.
The so laid of hurrying feet.
In search of gifts for loved ones.
So up thing for a Christmas treat.
There's a smile and a Joyous expression.
On the face of each passerby.
It's as If there's a return of the Christ child,
In a manger that Is near by.
Each heart seems filled with gladness,
May It last for many a day.
The special spirit of Christmas,
Oh, let It come to stay.
By Nelle J une Reld.
laoBg Tb? Sick
Patients admitted to Pro
vidence Hospital, Nov. 30 to
Jecember 7, were: Treacy
Jugent, Murphy; Howard
doore, Rt. 2, Culberson; Miss
cle Coleman, Murphy; Mrs.
ieorgla Roberson. Rt. 1, Mur
ihy; Mrs. Wayne Donald Hog
ed, Murphy; Mrs. Ralph
lockery, Rt. 3, Murphy; Mrs.
'annie Kephart, Rt.1, Murphy;
lelson McKlnley Brown, Rt.
, Murphy; Mrs. Ruby Whlte
er, Rt. 2, Murphy; Robert H.
lockery. Murphy; JohnWayne
ngland, Rt. 2, Blalrsvllle;
lerald White, Marble, John
lncald, Rt. 2, Murphy; Mrs.
obert Johnson, Rt. 2,
All News and Advertising
lust Be In The Scout Office
ly Noon Tuesday.
Murphy; James Cook. Rt. 1,
"opperhlll. Tenn.; Linda Faye
Jatlons, Rt. 2, Murphy; Wil
ard Taylor. Rt. 4, Murphy;
4rs. Marlon Ennls, Andrews;
lev. Charles Alfred Smith,
It. 4. Murphy; Baby Ralph
?dward Hughes, Rt. 2, Mur
hy. and Mrs. Joe Maxwell,
t. 1. Marble.
In Service
GREAT LAKES, ILL.-Jerry
B. McDonald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Owen N. McDonald of Rt.
1, Murphy, N. C., completed
recruit training Nov. 9, at (he
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, 1U.
During the nine-week In
doctrination, recruits are
trained In physical fitness,
basic military law, military
drill, customs and etiquette
of naval service, swimming
and survival, first aid Mid
basic shipboard routine.
During the training, the
recruits receive teste and in
terviews which determine fu
ture training and assignments.
Cherokee Scout 6 Clay Cointy
Progress, Thurs., Dec. 13,1962
OID YOU KNOW
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try your
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COSMETICS
CAMERAS from 5.9 5
PERFUME from 1.50
SHAMPOO from 690
MAKE-UP KIT 2.00
ALARM CLOCK FIRST AID KIT.
BILLFOLDS
WRIST WATCH
MANICURE SET
SHAVING LOTION
{TRAVEL KITS
HAIR BRUSHES
BATH CRYSTALS
SEAMLESS NYLONS
FAMOUS COLOGNE
GIFT CH0C0LA1
f
Mouney Drug Co.
VE7-2192 Murphy, N.C.
REST EASY
CHRISTMAS BILLS
ARE ALREADY PAID!
Take the worry out of
Christmas spending with a
Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
Christmas Club Check - you
pay cash for your gifts and
holiday fltdn's ? that's tu
No bills coming in the firs
of January or Installment pay
ments a (retching out! It makes
sense to save through a Citi
zens Bank and Trust Co.
Christmas Club Accoimt. De
posit what you wish ? but
Join today ? you'll bless that
check next Christmas ? and
you'll have a kind word for
Citizens Bank, tool
with o Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Citizens Bonk & Trust Co.
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