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The Cherokee Scout
Aa?l?lay?oHB ty Progress
Valvaa 7) ? Number 36 MurpKy, Nartfc Carcllaa. April 4, 1963 12 Pagas This Waak Publlshad Weakly sccond ccaaa aoaraai aaio
AT MURPHY. MONTH CAROLINA
Seaay Poiat Groep Eaters
WHC Developmoat Program
SUNNY PONT - I |
at inoarantad atimaAol the
Sunny Point
?t tfao Rsngar School and vot
ed 10 organise o Community
Club and par
North
drtpaia In Iha Waal
Carolina Community Devalop
mant Program.
Tha following officers war*
?lactad: Praaldaot - Oillard
McAfaa; Vice-President. Psul
Curtis; Secretary-Treasurer,
Mr*. Paul Curtis; Reporter
Mrs. Loualla Nawman; Re
creaOonal Dtrec?r, Randall
Shlalda.
It was decided id begin work
on mo projects Immediately,
namely, cleaning qp road ?
aides'and establishing a trash
dump tor lha community.
The nan meeting was an
nounced ? be held attbehome
at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis
at 7:30 pjn. Monday, April
8. It Is planned to appoint
members to the various com
mittees at thia meeting and
plan work to be stariad.
Murphy Society
Mr*. S, N. Bote returned
last Wednesday night after
W>e"tong several days with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Naal Hughe a and
family of Jacksonville, Fla.
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Mlss Praalda Martin of
Clleem, N- c- spost several
days bars last weak visltiac
friands. g
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Mr. and Mrs. Raid Rumple
and chiltfcwe spent several
days this week rial dag rela
tives la High Pout.
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Mrs. Thomas King aed Mrs.
Judy LovUgoqd end daughter
Donee. ?pant Friday and Sat
wtUy in Atlanta.
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Kay Sims of MaryvtUa,
Team., spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. BUla Sims.
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Mrs. Dora Kay and daugh
ter, Carol, spent Monday in
Chatunooga, Than.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ray
and daughter of A a ha villa were
weekend guests of their aunts.
Misses Kate sad Leila Hayes.
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Mr. end Mrs. Ray Kilpa trick
and daughter, of Atlanta, Ga.,
wars weekend guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Kilpa trick.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wheeler of Gulf Shores, Ala.,
were weekend guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Elian Wheeler, and
Miss Thalma Wheeler.
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Mlss Thelma Wheeler at
tended a District Meeting for
Home Agsnts held at Battery
Park Hotel on last Friday in
Ashe villa.
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Mlss Anna Bruce, student
at Carson Newman College
in Jefferson City, Tenn., spent
the weekend here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Bruce. Other guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce was his
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Bruce
of Ntota, Teen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kaylor
and daughter, Diane spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Fuller of Hene
gar, Ala.
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L. D. Schuyler, Reid
Rumple, Dale Green. andHar
old Duncan attended the stock
car races held in Bristol,
Tenn., on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H.Lehman
of Asbevllla, Mrs. Nora Tay
lor and family of E1Ujay, Ga.,
were guests Stmday of Mrs.
Lehmamt's mother, Mrs. Ves
ta Hensley.
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Mrs. J. B. Gray left on
Wednesday for Hickory where
she will visit SPG and Mrs.
Bub Brown and family.
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Mrs. Wills Bell Posey of
Moetsvallo, Ala., arrived on
Monday for a visit here.
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Bobby Weaver, student at
Clemson College. Clemson,
S. C? spent the weekend here
with Ms parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Weaver.
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Mrs. Winona Hughes is
spending this week with her
Oau^hmr and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. John Cannos of Chat
Mrs. Richard Forrest and
children of New York tevw
arrived for a visit with her
Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Mrs. Johasle Nina has re
turned home after a visit with
her daughter, Miss Blata Nnm
of Wiast ~
DtUglae B urges a, who has
heefc visiting Ms parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. C. Burgnse left
Monday tor Atlanta.
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Those from toe Mwphy
Presbyterian Church who at
tended toe District Womat
MMtof of toe Presbyterian
Chwch held in Bryson City
Ua Snub. Mn. DMWIto?
STCtiAtrC:
R. A. Pothr.
-Al
itor. and Mrs. L. W. SMelto
Mrs. P. C. Mc
Mr*. Bruce uoctery was
> no red with a stork shower
i Friday evening, March 29,
t the home of Mrs. Harve
rant with Mrs. Bile Mas
regory and Miss Nancy
h?as hostesses. After
lines ware played and gifts
are opened, refreshments
ere served to many friends
t Mrs. Dochery.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Howell
id children of Bryson City
?re viators in town Satur
ly. While here they attended
e installation of officers of
lurphy Chapter No. 10 Order
Eastern Star In the Masonic
all that night.
Mrs. Margie Wltherspoon
eturned home last Monday
fter spending several weeks
1th hr son-in-law and daugh
?r, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown
f Chicago, 111.
Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Decker
f Marietta, Ga.,Mr. and Mrs.
-eonard Decker and Mr. and
(rs. Claude Decker and child
en, Jimmy and Kay, of Gas
onla were weekend gueste of
heir brothers-in-law and sls
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Vllson and Mr. and Mrs.
llchard Howell.
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Mrs. George Tbwnson, Mrs.
Idward Town son and daughter,
larah. spent last Thursday
n Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wll
liams and son. Terry, spent
Tuesday in Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Whim
and daughter. Sherry and Mrs.
W. S. Dickey spent lastSatur
day in Asbevllle.
Mrs. Nell Sneed left on
Tuesday for Decatur, Ga.,
where she will visit her sis
ters, Mrs. W, T. Smalley and
Mrs. D. G. Montroy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bobble Hughes
of Smyrna, Ga., were weekend
guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Bo bo.
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Chrls Decker of Marietta,
Ga., were weekend guests of
his cousin, Steve Howell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hans Beer
kens have returned home after
spending several days in New
York.
J ack Owens spent the week
end with relatives in Spartan
burg, S. C. He was accompan
ied home by his wife and
children who have been visit
ing for the past two weeks
in Spartanburg.
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Ur. and Mrs. John Bavlesa
The Murphy Dust Bowl-Can Anything Be Done?
U. S. Hwy. 64 West Of Merphy-1913 or 1963?
Dust, Dust Everywhere, And Lots Of People Are Disgusted!
spent several days last week
in Memphis where Mr. Bay
less attended a TV A meeting.
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Mrs. B. W. Whitfield. Mrs.
Don Witherspoon and Mrs.
Francis Bourne, Sr., spent
last Thursday in Ashevllle.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Easley
are spending several days In
Atlanta this week.
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Mrs. H. A. Mattox and Mrs.
Ho bar t McKeever spent last
Thursday in Atlanta with Mrs.
Mattox's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry P. Cooper and
Mrs. McKeever's mother,
Mrs. Clarence Butler.
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Mrs. Gladys Hinton and
sons, Mike and Gus, spent
Sunday with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. R. W. Wig
gins, Mr. Wiggins and child
ren of Atlanta. Mrs. Hinton
was accompanied home by her
daughter and children. Pam
and Mark who will visit with
her for several weeks.
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Miss Elda Queen of Atlanta,
Ga., was the weekend guest
of her sister. Miss Beulah
Queen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sneed
of Copperfaill, Tenn., were
visitors in town Sunday.
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Mr. Clyde Sneed who is em
ployed at Badin, N. C? spent
the weekend here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hens
ley and daughter, Debbie, of
Oak Ridge, Tenn., spent the
weekend here with his mother,
Mrs. Vesta Hensley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Car
ringer of Atlanta were week
end guests of his grandmother,
Mrs. D. V. Carrlnger.
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Those from WCC, Cullo
whee, sho spent the weekend
here with their parents, were
David A1 verso n, Ben K1111 an
and Elizabeth Glbbs.
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Messrs. C. L. Alverson,
J. H. Duncan, andW.F.Town
son spent last Thursday In
Raleigh on business.
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Frank Mauney and the Rev.
A. S. Maxwell of Charlotte
left Monday for Augusta, Ga.,
to attend the Golf Game.
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Mrs. W. A. Bell has return
ed home after spending the
past week with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. J.W.BellaxandJimmy
of Ashevllle.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Town
son spent the weekend in At
lanta. -M
Ben Palmer and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Fowler and sons,
David and Carlton, spent last
Saturday in Ashevllle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lov
lngood of Gasionia spent last
weekend here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam L.David
son spent Monday InAshevllle
with their son-in-law, and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Goforth, and sons.
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Mr. and Mrs. Junior Stew
art and son, Eddie, speatSun
i In Way
day with relatives In Waynes -
vllle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim BdHugh
es and sons spent theweekead
with relatives and friends in
Sylva.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hens
ley of Oak Ridge, Tenn., spent
the weekend here with his
mother, Mrs. Vesta Hensley.
Mr. Hensley returned to Oak
Ridge and from there he went
to Hurt, Va., where be will
be for several months. Mrs.
Hensley remained here for a
longer visit.
1st Degree Meeting
MURPHY - 1st
meeting of Cherokee Lodge
Number 146 will be held on
Saturday night, April 6, at
7:30 p.m.
Traffic Deaths
RALEIGH - The Motor Ve
hicles Department's summary
of traffic deaths through 10
awn. Monday, April 1, 1963:
Killed to Date 246
Killed To Date Last Year 262
WEATHE
DATE H L PBRC.
Mar. 27 68 46 0
28 72 40 0.02
29 78 32 0
30 80 34 0
31 83 36 0
1 83 42 0
2 80 44 0
3 81 44 0
Forecaac Thursday, broken
cloudlaesa, scattered afternoo
and evening showers. Friday,
chance of few showers le the
morelag. Saturday aadSuaday,
pardy cloudy.
Oa April 1 reading time was
changed from 4 p.m. to 8 e.m.
Bake Sale
ANDREWS - Employees of
Owenby Manufacturing Co.
sponsored a Bake Sale all day
on Saturday with proceeds to
be used for purchasing books
for the new High School Lib
rary.
Approximately $150.00was
made during the day.
Superior Court
term Is Underway
MURPHY - Be it remem
bered (hat the court of law is
opeaed aad held for Couaty
of Cherokee, Stale of North
Caroliea at the Courthouse
la Murphy oa the lat day of
April, 1963, with the Hoaor
able Fraak H us Id as with the
30th Judicial District, pre
seat aad presldtag.
The followlag was trsas
acted through boob Weches
day, April 3:
Lewis Kllllaa - Assault
with Deadly Weapoa with
Iataat to Kill - Coadaued to
aext term of court.
Heary Matthew Career -
improper Parkiag - Not
Guilty.
Mercer Scroggs - Forgery
aad Utterlag Forged Papers
Pled Guilty - Seateace sus
peaded for five years. Must
remala sober aad aot buy,
sell, (raasport or drlak aay
lalDXlcatlBg beverages. Re
pay mosey aad pay court
costs.
William H, Jeaklas - Es
caplag while servlag feloay
seateace - Seateaced to serve
six moaths uader the super
vlsioa of the State Prlsoa
Departmeat after the expl
radoa of the 5-7 year sea
teace aow la effect.
Chrlsdae Gallioa -vs-Jack
ie Lee Gallioa - Divorce was
gr sated.
James Ralph Tlptoa - Maa
slaughter - Coadaued to aext
term of Sigterlor Court.
Katrlae Jacksoa aad Leoa
Hardla - Maaslaughter aad
Aldlag aad Abetdag - Coa
daued to aext term of court.
Verlia Dockery - Escape
aad Breaklag aad Eateriag
Pled Guilty. Seateaced to
serve aot less thaa 2 aor more
thaa S years uader the super
vlsioa of the Stale Prlsoa De
partmeat.
Oscar Blackwell - Assault
- Pled Guilty. Seateaced to
serve aot less thaa 18 moaths
aor more thaa 24 moaths ua
der the sigtervlsloa of the State
Prlsoa Departmeat. Shotguas
beloaglag to Blackwell aad
Claude Eller to be sold at
public aucdoa and the money
tuned over K> Cherokee
County School Fued.
W. L. Moadeth - Commoa
Law Robbery - Not leaa thaa
2 years aor more thaa S years
id be servpd uader the aiqjer
vlsloa of the Sum Prlsoa De
partment. Pled Guilty.
William Messer - Commoa
Law Robbery - Pled Gallty -
Seateace suspeaded for S
years oa probadoa.
Be may Harold Westmorw
laad - Commoa Law Robbery
- Pled Guilty - Seateaced a>
serve aot less thaa 2 aor mora
thaa C years id work uader
the State Prlsoa Department.
Mel via Payne - Commoa
Law Robbery - Pled Guilty -
Seateaced id serve aot less
thaa 2 years aor more thaa
S years under the supervis
ion of the Sute Prlsoa De
partment.
Jack Hughes - Robbery -
Nol Pros with leave.
Students Awarded
Letter* For
Scholastic Averages
HA YESV1LLE -How does It
feel id earn a letter for mak
ing straight A's In school?Tea
students at Hayesvllle High
School can answer that quest
Ion for you. Mr. Hugh S. Beal.
superintendent, presented the
letters t> Rachel Dills, Bill
Gray, Lucy Rozler.JoannCof
fey. Linda Moss, John Moore,
Walter Kelley, Rudy Curtis,
and Wade Patterson. Julia
Wheeler, also awarded one,
was unable to be present.
In presenting the letters,
Mr. Beal stressed the feet
that scholarship Is important.
That one who makes good
grades Is aot a "square."
He commended each of the
students for their achieve
ment.
This Is the fifth year that
Hayesvllle High has awarded
scholastic letters. The letters
are black on a gold background
and a gold bar Is added for
each additional year with an
A average.
He Will Be Missed
ANDREWS - Revere* J J ames Truett died oa Suaday evealag
la a Church pulpit, '-lltag of Christ aad His love for people.
He will be missed la the Aadrews commuaity. Thoughtful
of others, cheerful aad wllliag to help others, he was a valu
able citlzea.
Despite poor health, that might have discouraged others,
he always made aa effort to preach a> the people who called
him. He especially eajoyed eacouraglBg youag people.
la his quiet way Rev. J ames Truett helped earlch the life
of Westers North Carollaa. He made a flee coatributioB.
He will be missed.
- Lucy Laughter
Retr. Truett, 74,
Dies In Pulpit
Of Heart Attack
MURPHY - The Rev.James
L. Truett, 74, well-known
Cherokee Couaty minister,
died of a heart attack at 8:10
p.m. Sueday, March 31 In the
pulpit while preaching the
evening service at Upper
Peach tree Baptist Church.
Mr. Truett was a son of the
late William and Lizzie Pat
terson Truett of Cherokee
County.
For 39 years he had served
as pas or of several churches
in Cherokee County.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday in the Second Baptist
Church of Andrews.
The Rev. Frank Lee and the
Rev. Frank Ledford officiated
and burial was In Valleytown
Cemetery.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Nola Creasman Truett:
five daughters, Mrs. Roy How
ard, Mrs. Howard Kilpa trick.
Mrs. Wayne Bradley, and Mrs.
Woodrow Hembree of Murphy;
four sons. Lowin, Edwin and
Keubea of Aadrews, ud Bea
soi of Lexiagma; ud thru
sisters, Mrs. JoAnHolloway
of Top toe, Mrs. Laura Bar
wood of Aedrews aed Mrs.
Mlnle Moss of Marble.
Towmsoa Fiaeral Home wu
la charts.
YOUR BIOOD IS NEEDEE
Be a donor
Give now
Bloodmobile To
Be Here Monday
MURPHY -The Uloodmobtle
la scheduled to be In Murphy
again on Monday, April 8. The
Bloodmobile will be at the
Murphy Power Board Building
from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m.
The goal this time la ISO
pints, so why not make an all
out effort to make this visit
successful, asks Hobert Mc
Keever, Chairman, Murphy
Blood Program.
Peach tree Plant Reopen* On April Fool's Day
PBACHTREE - The Textured Yard Co., Inc., plant at
Poach tree bag an recalling worhera laid off during January
on April Fool'a Day, Monday. April 1.
Ronald Raeeri, plat manager, laid aome difficulty wan
by d? pereonnal aaff aa key attauytad to call
beck a> work. Many nmk the call ao M April
Fool'a take. Mr. Reaeel raportod, however, that all ware at
air old Jobo Tuaeday.
Appro alma loly one year' ago. Textured Yam Co, Inc.,
purchased the plant Md pcqnorty that waa formerly dw Duffy
SUk Co, Md later Hemco. The Murphy plant, pictured above,
la om of eeveral plaeca opera ad by Taxarod Yarn Co,
in *e Uatad Satan and abroad. Other plana are In Pee
taylvaiila, Maryland. Md Puerto Rice. The Murphy plant la
located in ttw Piichm auction of Cfcarohae County on
Poachtroo Valley Road.
Textured Yarn Company*! Murphy plant apart atlaao in pro
ducing nxtured nylon yarn for uaa in foe rug and carpet
indue try. "Tycora** la dm trademark of da oompany under
nhfcfc la marketed a variety of yarne for the 1
carpet, mi other laduacrlaa.
Accordag B Mr. Reaaal. who returned B Murphy B I
I ant mm agar, foe plant aaw haa ^proximately 79 dap
; at 79g edacity. I
of Mtn-phy, Gaarga Planting
Am. 1963
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