Twenty-six seniors with their sponsors and chape rones,
left Hayesvllle on April 20 for Washington, D. C., and New
York City.
After having breakfast on Sunday morning in Richmond,
Va., the grotg) toured Mt. Vernon, and then visited the Arling
ton National Cemetery, where they witnessed the change of
Guards at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Among other
places of interest were Lee's Mansion, Lincoln Memorial,
Washington Monument, The White House, the National Gallery
of Art, the Washington Cathedral, and a visit to Congress while
it was in session.
An exciting evening of fin was the Moonlight Cruise down
the Potomac River, and an hour at the Marshall Hall Amusement
Park.
On the fifth day, tfaegroigileftWashlngton, via the Baltimore,
New Jersey Turnpike to New York, where they boarded a sight
seeing boat for a cruise around the "Island of Manhattan."
That night, they visited Radio City Music Hall where they saw
the world famous "Rockettes."
In New York, a trained guide went with the groig) through
Chinatown, the Bowery, the Empire State Building, the Statue
of Liberty, the United Nations Building, and many other points
of interest.
Some free time was given for shopping, a trip to Coney Is
land, a ball game.
The cost of the trip was $66.30 per person, in addition to
their meals. Each student received forty dollars from the
class treasury, and many had earned the rest of their money
by working on individual projects sponsored by the class.
Sponsors and chape rones were Mrs. Laura McGlamery,
Mrs. Shelby J. Woody, Mr. Eugene Waldroup, Mrs. Ora Mc
Glamery, and Mrs. Eula Miller.
CONGRATULATIONS
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Day
Da Your Gold Modallion Home
We are proud to have furnished the brick and building
materials for your beautiful Gold Medallion Home.
Crawford-Mingus Supply
HAYESVILLE, N. C.
BEST
WISHES
on your
Gold
Modollion
Home
We Are Proud To Have Furnished The Electric And
Plumbing Fixtures, Electric Heat, Wiring, and Complete
Water System For This Beautiful New Gold Medallion
Home.
Woodord Electric Service
Hayesvllle, N. C.
Seniors making the trip were: Sibyl Bell, J udy Tipton, Ann
Fraley, Judy Penland, Dot Ford,Carol AnnGtbby.Shirley York,
Laura Faye Sparks, Betty Davis, Linda Sawyer, DavldLedford,
Eston Stalcup, Tommy Davenport, George Berrong, Manuel
Payne, Leroy Coker, Gary Massey, Benny Miller, Tom Buck
ner, Dwlght Brlsiol.LutherOwens.JohnMarr.DanMcGlamery,
Terr an ce Powell, Thomas Wimpey, and Bobby Burch, The
same bus driver, Mr. Glbbs has gone on each trip from Hayes
ville and was also the driver on this trip.
Pictured above are the seniors from Hayesvllle High School
who returned last week from their trip to Washington anNew
York.
First row, left to right, Sibyl Bell, Judy Tipton, Ann Fraley,
Judy Penland, Dot Ford, Mrs. Shelby J. Woody, Mrs. Eula
Miller, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Eugene Waldroup, Mrs. Laura Mc
Glamery, Mrs. Ora McGlamery, Carol Ann Glbby, Shirley
York, Laura Faye Sparks, Betty Davis, and Linda Sawyer.
Second row, left to right, David Ledford, Eston Stalctg),
Tommy Davenport, George Berrong, Manuel Payne, Leroy
Coker, Garry Massey, Benny Miller, Tom Buckner, Dwlght
Bristol, Luther Owens, John Marr, Dan McGlamery, Terrance
Powell, Thomas Wimpey, and Bobby Burch.
Obituraiies
AVERY E. LEDFORD
HIAWASSEE, GA. - Avery
E. Ledford, 35. of Dayton,
Ohio, former resident of
Hiawassee, Ga., died Sunday
morning. May 5, in a Dayton
Hospital after a two-month
Illness.
He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Ledford of Hla
wassee, and was employed as
a tool and dye maker In Day
ton for a number of years.
Services will be heldat2:30
p.m. Friday In Upper Bell
Creek Methodist Church of
Hiawassee.
The Rev. G. W. Newsome
will officiate and burial will
be in Lower BellCreekCeme
tery. The body will be taken
to the home of L. C. Ledford
Thursday at 2 p.m. t> remain
until time of service.
Surviving in addition to the
parents are the widow, Mrs.
Jennie Lee Ledford; two
sons, Garey and Phillip, both
of the home; a daughter, Cindy
of the home; two brothers,
Doyle of Hiawassee, and Olan
of Sandersvllle, Ga., two sis
ters, Mrs. J. B. Henson of
Franklin. N. C., and Mrs.
Grady Burch of Candler, N.C.
Town son F lateral Home of
Murphy Is in charge of ar
rangements.
HUNTER WARE
MURPHY - Hunter Ware,
80, of Rt. 4, Murphy, died on
Sunday, May 12, In a Murphy
hospital after a long Illness.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Alice Ware; three sons,
Fred and Lake of Rt. 4, Mur
phy, and Frank of Marietta,
Ga.; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Dllllnger of Rt. 4, Murphy;
three brothers. Will and John
of Culberson and C. H? Rt.
1, Marble; three sisters, Mrs,
Effle Stiles and Mrs. Flos
sie Shields of Culberson ant!
Mrs. Hazel Helms of Martins
ville, Va.; twenty grandchild
ren and four great - grand
children.
Services were held at 2:3(
p.m. Tuesday In Frlendshl]
Baptist Church at Suit.
The Rev. Lester Cook ant
the Rev. W. A. Costner of
ficiated and burial was in th
church cemeKry.
The grandsons were pall
bearers and granddaughter
were flower bearers.
ii service
PATRICK AFB, FU. - Sufi
iergeant Maurice Waldroup of
Hayesvllle, N. C., wUl be on
duty with the Air Force'a
5551st Air Police Squadron
which will assist in handling
visitors, traffic, and security
near the launch area when
Astronaut Major Leroy Gor
don Cooper, Jr.. makes his
22-orbit flight In spacecraft
Faith 7 this week.
Sergeant Waldrotg), an air
police iiqjervlsor, and mem
bers of his wit are part of
the ground support forces as
signed id special duties In
connection with the space
flight.
The sergeant, son of Mr.
and Mrs. V. C. Waldroqp of
Route 1, Hayesvllle, attended
Hayesvlile High School. His
wife is the former Jeanetta
G. Bstes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bstes, Sr., of
Rt. 5, Spartanburg, S. C.
Hale Circle
MURPHY - Mrs. Ellen
Crawford was hostess to the
Elizabeth Hale Circle of the
First Baptist Church on Mon
day evening in the Fellowship
Hall of the church with Mrs.
Osle Foster as co-hostess.
Mrs. Velma Burch, chair
man, presided over the busi
ness, after which Mrs. Mozel
Puett gave the program on
"Educating Youth for Mis
sions.**
During the social hour the
hostesses served refresh
ments to the following: Mrs.
Cecil Mills, Mrs. Joe Hamil
ton, Mrs. Mozelle Puett, and
Mrs. Velma Burch.
2 Arrest* Made
On Still Raids
MURPHY-Cherokee County
Sheriff Claude Anderson,
Deputy Robert Harness, and
Lloyd Ramsey captured two
stills, seven gallons of whis
key, and fifty gallons of mash
on Thursday, May 9.
The stills were located on
Holland Creek near Andrews,
in Valleylown Township, Two
arrests were made.
McKeewer Infant
Is Christened
MURPHY - Mrs. Clarence
Butler of Gainesville, Ga.. at
tended the christening of her
granddaughter, Christina
Louring, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hobert McKeever on
Sunday. May 12. by the Rev.
Clark Benson, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, dur
ing the morning service.
Mrs. John Young of Atlanta
and Mrs. Fronds Bourne, Jr..
wars Godmothers, and Harry
Webb Manex of Washington.
D. C? was Godfather.
Kest Wishes. . . .
Mr. A Mrs. Day
Building Materials Used
li Mr. aid Mrs. T? lay's
Gold Medallion Hone
Were Snpplied By
Hagbes Sopply, lac.
Murphy, N. C.
THANK YOU. .
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Day
The Tom Day Home, HayetYille, N. C.
For Having Uf Furnish The Framing For Your Fine
New Gold Medallion Home. Best Wishes
SNOWBIRD SUPPLY CO.
Phone 479-3310 Robbinsville, N. C.
CONGRATULATIONS
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Day
The Proud Owner's Of An All-Electric
Gold Medallion Home
Mrs. Dsy*s boms is stripped with matching Frlgidalre washer and dryer. Here ate Is
Sown removing dotted from the electric Frtgldalre dryer. Mrs. Day's ail-electric
iteten is equipped with a Frtgldalre refrigeramr, freezer, cooking emit, and btMlt-in
I oven. Ail from Waller Coleman's Appliance Stop.
The Ton Days'
Mono Is Eqoippod With
FrigMaire Electric Appliances.
Walter Coleman Appliance Store
Phont 637-2514 Murphy, N. C.