Mrs. K?i Davis
Rs-elsctsd
To Baptist Post
MURPHY - Mr*. Kenneth
Davis was re-elected pre a I
dene of (he Wesarn North
Carolina Baptist Asaodattonal
WMU held last Thursday,
April SO, la Peach eras Me
morial Baptist Church.
The afternoon and night
moating was dad to the theme
"We've a Story To Tail" of
the organization's 75th year,
and the 50th year of the Girl's
Auxtliery, with epproprleto
Mr. Co lion Godwin, BUS
director of Western Carolina
College was the principal
speaker, taking the audience
on a slide tow of Ghana,
where he was a missionary
for thro* year*.
Qflicors elected and In
stalled won: Mn. Kenneth
Do vis, president; Mn. Btfcar
. Wood, vlceprei
A. Wood, vlcepresldent; Mn.
Boons English, secretary;
and treasurer; Mn. Kenneth
Woodard, Jubilee Chairman;
Miss Doris Raxtsr, WYA di
rector; Mn. Lloyd Hoodrlx,
Simboam Band Director; Miss
TrlMy Glenn. Mission Study
chairman; Mn. Prank Hall,
Stewards hip chairman; Mn.
James Glenn, prayer chair
man; Mn. Cart West, com
mmlty missions chairman;
and Mn. J. B. Greene, di
rector of enlistment.
A highlight of the world
mission emphasis program
was presentation of a panel
made tg> of Mn. Wslklngstick
of Cherokee, Mrs.OlgaMone
agudo, of Cuba; Mn. Jimmy
Only Yesterday
30 YEARS AGO
MAY 19, 1933
Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Burns
and little daughter of Cop
perhlll, Tenn. spent Sunday
with relatives and friends here
Mr. John Brlttl an of Atlanta.
Ga. spent Sunday with re
latives here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barclay
and sons of Copperhlll, Tenn.
a pent Sunday with Mrs. Bar
clay's sister, Mrs. H. B.
Bishop.
Ledford of HayesvUle, native
of Germany, and Mrs. J ames
Blankenship of Hayes vllle, and
a native of England.
Mr. andMrs. R.D. Chandler
and daughter, Rosylanloftlaat
Friday (or a visit with re
latives and friends In Atlanta,
Mr, Nick Posey who has
been a page In the House of
Representatives at Raleigh for
the past four months returned
home Sindav.
Miss Mary WUlard Cooper
and Maawr Richard Mauney
are visiting relatives atKnox
vllle, Maryvllle and other
points in Tennessee.
Miss Mae Keener returned
home Sunday, after spending
two weeks vacation with fri
ends in Durham, Raleigh and
other points east. While In
Durham she was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leather
wood. Mrs. Leadierwood will
be remembered as Mies Mar
garet Stalctf) of Murphy.
20 YEARS AGO
MAY 20, 1943
Mrs. Ruth Carringar was a
visitor to Dahlonega one day
last weak.
Larry Posey has returned
home from a visit with re
latives In Ashevllle.
Mrs. Glen Bates and son.
Gene, spent last week-end In
Fontana with Mrs. John1
Davidson and Mrs. Garrison
Maneval.
Mrs. Clyde Sneed is visiting
relatives In Golds bo ro this
Misses Emily and Sarah
Sword and Mary Sue Brandon
and John Sword were visitors
In Blalrsvtlle Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Hensley re
turned home Sunday from ?
visit with relatives In Ashe -
vllle.
Mrs. Louise Rogers of An
drews was a business visitor
in s>wn Monday.
Miss Ella MeCombe will
leave this week for a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. R.
B. Harbin and Mr. Harbin in
Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Misses Mary Cornwall aid
Jlmmie Nell Carey spent the
week-end In Hartsvllle, Tenn.,
with relatives.
10 YEARS AGO
MAY 21, 1953
The Rev. Asmond Maxwell,
Mrs. Maxwell and the four
little Maxwells, Susan, 9;
Peter. 7; Jonathan 4; and David
this week moved Into the per
sonage of the First Methodist
Church here, with Mr. MareM
of tM local I
Eighth Grade graduation ex
ercises at Androwa Ele
mentary School will be held
Friday. May 22. at 10:30 a.m.
with the Rev. John Corbta.
paator of the Andrewa First
Baptist Church as speaker.
Eighty-five students will
receive cerdflcaM of pro
motion K> the high school.
Miss Edna Bishop, home
agent. Mrs. Frances Puett,
assistant home agent, G. H.
Farley, county agent andL.V,
McMahan. assistant county
agent are attending a Joint
meeting of Farm and Home
Agents from the Was tarn and
North western District at Fon
tana Dam this week. *
Cherokee Scout A Clay Coirnty
Progress, Thu., May 16, 1963
See Us For. ..
The Scout
LION KNOCKS..
OPEN THE DOOR AND OPEN
YOUR HEART
BROOM!
Here's * grand way to ny thanks tor the sight you have
?.. buy a broom from the friendly lion at your door this
week. All proceeds go to the blind and tor sight conser
vation- Save $1.50 now tor a grand broom
... and a great cause! It you won't be at home when
the Lion calls with your broom, please leave him a note
saying when you will be home!
Remember the opportunity to buy these quality brooms,
made by the blind, only happens once a year. It one
broom won't last all year long, then you'd better buy
two ... and help the blind twice as much!
MEMO TO
Manufacturers and Business Firms
Boy your broom now . . . buy o wholo yeor's supply . . . help
Hm MURPHY Lions Club in thoir drive to oid the Blind . . .
For "Heavy Duty" industrial Brooms ...
See Any Member of the
Lions Club ...
DIAL 837-2516
Lions Club Warehouse
^50
BROOM SALE IS TUESDAY
NIGHT, MAY 21
House - To - House CanvossWSo? Begins Tuesday Evening .
THERE IS NO BETTER WAY TO THANK GOD FOR YOUR
SIGHT... THAN TO HELP SOMEONE IN THE DARK...
?HELEN KELLER
Thi* Space Donated Bp The Cherokee Scent and Clay County Proems* In