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October 24. 26 - Marlon
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Saturday, October M f|
Double Feature - THE SLAVE
plus THE COUNT OF MONTE
CR1STO.
Late Show Saturday night,
October 26 - DEVIL'S MES
SENGER. Late Show Begins
at 10?45 pjn.
Sunday. Monday, and Tues
day, October 27, 28, 29 -
THE YOUNG RACERS.
MURPHY 64
DRIVE IN
Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, October 25, 26, 27
Double Feature -THE NUTTY
PROFESSOR plus 30 YEARS
OF FUN.
VALLEY
DRIVE IN
Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday, October 25, 26, 27
Three Big Nights - COME
BLOW YOUR HORN.
Plea** do not rmvoal the middle of
this picture I Jerry's a mousy chemistry
professor who invents the greatest new drink
since Dracu/a discovered bloody marys.
Paramount Pictoies proems
jERRy Lewis as
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Fr i., Sat., Sun.
October 25, 26, 27
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October 25, 26, 2|
VALLEY DRIVE-I
Wi? Milan, Wr. Joftis
lAJeddinq s^nnounced
CLOVER, S. C.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Killian of Clo
ver, S. C., have announced
the marriage of their daugh
ter, Ann, to Dan Loftis, son
of Mrs. Grady Carrlnger of
Murphy.
The wedding took place at
the home of the Rev. Smith
October 13, at 6:00 pjn. in
Clover.
Mrs. Loftis Is a graduate
of Clover High School and is
employed with Volkswagen
Corp. Mr. Loftis Is a graduate
of Murphy High School and is
employed by Lessona Co. of
Charlotte.
CARD OF THANKS
HAYESVILLE - For weeks
she suffered while confined to
the hospital and then God took
our loved one. It Is for friends
who sat with us at the hospital,
for those who brought food,
flowers, sent cards and words
of encouragement and sym
pathy we are deeply grateful.
The Wiley Kitchens Family
The couple will make their
home In Gastonia.
Garden Club
Sponsoring
Thrift Sale
ANDREWS - The Valley
River Garden Club is spon
soring a thrift sale with pro
ceeds to be used to help fin
ance the improvement of the
cemetery.
People who are not garden
club members but are In
terested in helping, may bring
articles from 11:00 ajn. un
til 4:00 pjn. to the building
formerly occupied by Millie's
Dress Shop, or call any garden
club member to collect the
articles.
The sale will be continued
for several weeks on Friday
and Saturday. Clothing, dish
es, cooking utensils, furniture
and almost anything will been
sale.
Cherokee Scout fc Clay County
Progress. Thurs., Oct. 26, 1963
Car Stolen At
Copperhill Found
Burned In County
VIOLET - A car that had
been stolen in Copperhill,
Tenn., was found here over
the weekend, stripped of
everything of value, then
burneJ.
SBI Agent M. G. Crawford
of Murphy said that the car
was stolen from Clifford Rose
of Liberty, who works at Ten
nessee Copper Co. The vehicle
was stolen while he was at
tending a union meeting there
several weeks ago.
The burned out auto was dis
covered at Chuler's Creek,
near the site of the old CCC
Cany in the Violet section.
Mr. Crawford said that
another auto stolen at Cleve
land, Tenn., was found in this
same section of the County two
months ago, with all glasses
broken out and badly battered.
MRS. BETTY NIX
HAYESVILLE - Mrs. Betty
Lou Patterson Nix, 31, former
resident of Clay County, was
killed Wednesday, Oct. 16, in
a highway accident near Shef
field. m. .
She was riding in a truck
driven by her husband, Harry
G. Nix, when it was involved
in an accident with another
truck. The couple had lived
in Cleveland, Ga., until a
week ago, when they moved
to Winter Haven, Fla.
Mrs. Nix was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Pat
terson of HayesvUle, Rt. 3.
In addition to her husband
and parents, she is survived
by a daughter, Camalla, of
Atlanta; five sons, Jimmy and
Charles of Detroit, and Henry,
Bobby, and Harry of Clarks
ville, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs.
Martha Jane Rhodes of High
Point and Miss Katherine Pat
terson of Hayesville; two
vie Funeral Home
Murphy- A?drews-Hay*svill?
brothers, Bobby Joe and Tex
Patterson of Hayesville; the
paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Patterson and the
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Cordie McClure, both of
Hayesville.
Services were held at 2
p.m. Sunday in Shooting Creek
Church of God.
The Rev. Creed Bright of
ficiated and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home was
in charge.
JOYCE MARTIN
ANDREWS - Joyce Elaine
Martin, 10, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wade Martin, for
mer residents of Andrews,
died suddenly Thursday, Oct.
17, at her home in Lexington
after an illness of 15 minutes.
Coroner M. E. Block ruled
death from natural causes.
Surviving besides the par
ents, are five brothers, Glenn
of the home, Woodrow of
Winston - Salem, Edward and
Monroe of Lexington, and Clif
ton Martin, U. S. Array, Ger
many; die maternal grand
father, Gurley Arrowood of
Winston - Salem, and the
paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield Martin of
Unaka.
Services were held at 2 pun.
Sunday at Ogreeta Baptist
Church and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge.
Former Resident
Dies In California
ANDREWS - Word has been
received of the death lastSat
urday of Mrs. Guy Hornsby
of Huntiqgton Park, Calif.
Services were held Monday
and burial was in Rose Park
Cemetery.
She was a former resident
of Andrews and Murphy, and
the sister of Carl Barnett of
Andrews.
TV Station Seeking Location
For Translator Relay Here
ASHEVILLE - Officials of
W LOS -TV, channel 13, have
notified Murphy Chamber of
Commerce President W. D.
Towns on that the station is
sending engineers to Murphy
to seek a location to erect a
translator, which would re
broadcast the station's signal
for residents in this area.
George Sprague, chief engi
neer of die station, said that
W LOS-TV now has instal
lations of this type in Bryson
City, Waynes ville, and Try on,
and has applications pending
with die Federal Communi
cations Commission for Sylva
and Franklin.
A "translator" receives
the signal of the television
station and re-broadcasts it
on a different channel, with
sufficient power to cover a
specific community.
Sprague said the station
must find a location where the
Channel 13 picture can be re
ceived within a few miles of
Murphy, and where the Instal
lation will have "line of sight"
over the community.
There must be an access
road to the location, and poM
must be available to rrvalu
workable. The station will ft
file an application with 1
FCC for a liceose to constru
All cost for the installat
will be paid by WL06-?
61 Delegates Atter
WNC Sunday Sch?
Association Meeti
TOMOTLA - The WNC i
soclation Sunday School Act
Night was held at Toib?
Baptist Church Tuesday, 0
8, with 61 delegates from*
ven churches attending.
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