North Carolina Newspapers

Cherokee County Recorder's Court MURPHT - The July 30. >64 session a f Cherokee County Recorder's Court m hel Monday with Judge C. E. Hyde and F. O. Christopher. Solicitor, presiding - Cases before the court In cluded] Roy Payne plod guilty to operating a motor vehicle upon the jxfcllc highways while in aa intoxicated condition, iw? being the third charge, and operating a motor vehicle alter his Alver's license had been revoked. It is the judge ment of the Court that me defendant pay a fine of $1,000 and the cost of the action. Arse] stiles pled guilty to aid and abeting In operation of a motor vehicle upon the public highways while In an intoxicated condition. Prayer for judgement is continued for ? period of two years on pay mem of coat. Arsel Stiles pled guilty to the offanee of falling to make a report to the motor vehicle department of an accident. Prayer for Judgement la con tinued for a period of two years on payment of coat. William Warren Hedden pled not guilty to the offenses of driving alter his license had been revoked and reek leas driving. After hearing the evidence the court found the defendant guilty aa charged. It is the judgement of the court that the defendant be impri soned In the county jail for a period of six months and assigned to do work under the stvervlslon of the SUte Prison Department. Lewis Killian pled not guilty to the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. After hearing The eagerly awaited moment when the pictures of your children arrive from the portrait photographers, j Open. They're great! Make this wonderful discovery yourself. Bring your children in soon. Co (or or JSfacL IVliite Scout Studio Next Door To Westco Telephone Office Phone 837-2222 ?ut Photographer, Fred Otvia the evidence the court finds the defendant guilty, ft U the judgement of the court that the defendant be tnyrlsoaedlnthe county Jell for* period of three months and assigned to do work under the ii*>er vision of the Sttie Prison Department. The defend*!* gives notice cf appeal In open court to the Superior Court. The bond for the defendant's appearance at the next term of Superior Court of Cherokee County Is set In the amount of $300. Harley Coleman pled not guilty to an assault on Lewis Kill lan. After hearing the evidence the court found the defendant guilty. It Is the judgement of the court that the defendant pay the cost of the action. John E. Whltener pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle upon the public highways while in an intoxicated condition. It is the judgement of the court that the defendant be impri soned in the county jail for their term of 90 days and assigned to do work of $100.00 and the cost of this action. The prison sentence was sus pended for a period of two years under conditions. Helen R. Kephart pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's li cense. It is the judgement of the court that the cost be paid from the $36.00 deposit in the hands of the clerk, and that the balance of the deposit be turned over to the school fund as a fine. Odis Fred Sneed pled guilty to exceeding a safe speed while driving upon the public hlghvays. It is the judgement of the court that the cost first be paid from the deposit of $35.00 cash in the hands of the clerk and that the balance of the deposit be turned over to the school fund as a fine. Billy McKiimey pled not guilty to speeding upon the public highways. After hearing the evidence the court finds the defendant guilty as charged of speeding 65 mph in a 45 mph zone. It is the judge ment of the court that the defendant be imprisoned In the county jail for the term of three months and assigned to work under the s?4>er vision of the State Prison Department and pay a fine of $25.00 and the cost. The prison sentence Is suspended by arid with the consent of the defendant given in open court for a period of one year under conditions. Deed Transfers Robert H. and Helen Rog ers to Harley L. Rogers, pro perty In Cherokee county. Orat Sutton to Wllma S. and Herman E. Palmer, pro perty In Murphy Township. Hester L. Ward to victor F. Ward, Sr., property In Cherokee County. ROUND STEAK 69* lb SELECTO FRANKS 49* lb LUNCHEON MEAT ?T2 Tr 39* PEANUT BUTTER 3LBB.? 99* APPLE BUTTER - - 55* SMA POWDER "?<? 99* Baby Formula SMA HQUID 27( REG. TIDE 28t Northern 2 Roll Pack TOWELS 39* SCOTTS TISSUE 2 for 25* ORANGE SLICES 16 oz Brach 29* BISCUITS Bollards & Pillsbury| Sweet Milk & Buttermilk 4)jPA 2 for ZjV TREND POWDERS Gt. 49( BROCCOLI Frozen Birdeye Chipped 10 oz OjPA 2 for ODr POTTED MEAT Libbeyt 2 for 21t MOZOLA OIL 32 oz 55t COOKIES Oreo Sandwich n.,6b"c. m ~ PEACHTREE FARM & HOME SUPPLY Front Of Poochtroo School .. ? Phono 837-8227 Cux 4 Corner By Bogley Hard Luck Cuz! There is no doubt about it. 1 have die worst kind of luck. Misfortune seems to dog my footsteps. It doesn't nuke *ny difference how hard I try to calamities, actually I they are always looking for me to happen to. This Latest bit of bad luck, 1 know, has happened to a lot of other folks. In fact. I under stand It takes place just about every day. However, when It befell others I have known about, darned If they didn't always seem much more able to stand the shock. Why In a lot of cases I have even known 'em to be real pleased, some of 'em get so tickled you d think they had Inherited a young fortune. But those who act like that, It is plain to see, are just a little tetched. If they ain't to begin with I'd betcha a bushel of Scran ton buttons they will be just as soon as the full impact of the calamity descends on 'era. I always thought you had to be a lot older than I am for a thing like this to hit you. I know my older sister was darn near the half century mark before she suffered one of these catastrophles. And here I am only about to turn 40 and the roof has caved In on me. So far I'm bearing up reasonably well under the strain but I don't know how long It is gonna last. This thing that happened to me Is the one event I have been dreading mighty bad for several years. There was only one other thing I dreaded more, and that was getting old. No, I'm lying, cause I dreaded more than anything the thought of maybe NOT GETTING OLD. Course I don't know of any thing that will mark you any more clearly as an old-timer than when you have this happen to you. I feel sure you have worried right along with me about my getting prematurely bald, also about the fringe getting a lit tle gray. And I have been a little concerned about this spare tire around my middle, pouches under my eyes, and the crow's feet at their cor ners, arms continuing to grow shorter, knobby knees, and a few other little tell-tale signs of approaching the Sr. Citizen bracket. Yeah. I worried and fretted over these things but I reckon it's just as well they happened when they did. They all kinda fit me for the role I'm gonna have to play from now on. You are probably in a hurry for me to tell you what this catastrophe was so you can begin to devise ways and means of avoiding it. Well, I can tell you there's nothing you can do to prevent it- No defense, and no known cure unless you want to go ahead and die young. It's that kind of thing. Sorta like going down a long steep hill and you want to slow down some, you feel comfortable, safe, and secure cause you know all you have to do is touch your brakes. You do and they hit the flo bodellll Ever have that happen to you? Leaves you with a sinking, sorta frantic feeling, doesn^ It? Well, 111 tell you about it, and this is how it all began. The phone rang. Sounded ominous, too, but I picked It up anyhow. A very pleasant voice (and how anyone can be bright and cheerful at a time like this is more than I can fathom? you can tell there's ? lotta NUTZ in this World ?and steer clear of "em if you can) said; "Is this Mr. Such & Such?" 1 admitted my Identity inmadUtelr. And why I'll do that to a rank stranger is more than I know. It's like I was proud of being who I am. I'm not, so I sure don't understand how come I am so foolish. One thing certain I'm planning on being much more careful in the future. Anyhow, then P. V. (Pleasant Voice) said. "This is Western Union." Now you know Western Union doesn't ever have any thing but bad news so Ibraced myself and P. V. continued with, "Dear Grandpa I" That's when I stopped her with, "Mam I am pretty sure vou have die wrong number.' Again she wanted to know If I waa who I had aAnltted to being and like ? pure nut I owned 19 to It a second time. Thia la what you call compounding a felony. Well, she continued happily with her Utile meaaage and every word waa dropping with all the gloom and finality of the whack of a guillotine. Seems I had become a grandee of a wriggling, little, red, wrinkled, aquawllag, and you know what else kind of a 7 lb. 3 ok. girl named Kath arine Am, born almost In the ahadow of the Cow palace while that shindig was In full swing on July U. tf you have been withholding your sympathy until you had all the facta, now you've got 'am, and you can sand all of It straight to ma ? the sym pathy, I already rot the facia. You know the terrible pro cess this sets in motion, don't you? Let me just tell you! This means, purely and 5 Imply, that the process of your becoming an ANCESTOR Is gaining a lot of momentum. Well, all I can promise you is that 1 am sure not gonna get all excited and begin doing a lotta silly things. Nor do any bragging or nothing like that. You know I was just think ing. This little gal is named for a cotfjle of English queens. Now how about THAT??? Wonder what it would cost to fly out to California. I hear the rates are very, very reasonable. Dr. Walter F. Maune Is Appointed To Medical Staff WINSTON "SALEM: N. C. - Dr. Walter F. Mauney of Murphy has been appointed to the house staff of North Car olina Baptist Hospital and the Bowman Gray School of Medi cine. He is beginning residency training in obstetrics and gynecology. Mauney holds the B. S. and M. D. degrees from the Uni versity of North Carolina. He recently completed an Intern ship at University Hospital and Hillman Clinic in Bir mingham, Ala. 5 CC Students Named To WCC Honor Roll CULLOWHEE - Five Clay County students are among those listed on the honor roll for the spring quarter at West ern Carolina College. Listed on Alpha honor roll Is Vivian Gladys Patton of Hayesville. Named to Beta honor roll are: Mary Elizabeth Garrison, Johnny Arthur Martin, Anna Jo Reese, and Martha Hazel Spurr, all of Hayesville. Nantahala P & L It Now Serving 18,128 Customers FRANKLIN " During the first six months of 1964 Nan tahala Power and Light Com pany has constructed 16.55 miles of rural distribution lines, bringing the company's total mileage of rural lines to 1,666.16. Also, during the first half of the year, Nantahala has gained 338 additional rural customers, bringing the com pany's total number of rural customers to 14,758. All cus tomers outside city limits of towns In Nantahala's distri bution area are classified as rural. Figures listing new rural lines and additional rural cus tomers added by Nantahala during the first half of 1964 were included in the com pany's semi-annual report to the North Carolina Utilities Commission. At the end of the first six months of the year, Nantahala is serving a total of 18,128 customers. 1 The memorandum showed the total mileage of new rural lines added in each county dur ing the six months period as Swain 5.51, Macon 4.76, Jack son 2.82, Graham 2.73 and Cherokee .73. The new rural customers in each county include Swain 103, Macon 102, Jackson 67, Graham 36 and Cherokee 30. The memorandum also noted that 18.48 miles of new rural lines have been approved for construction by Nantahala. Dr. Harold McSwaln To Speak To Murphy Methodists MURPHY - Dr. Harold W. McSwain, who was appointed Director of Hinton Rural Life Center in February of this year, will preach at the Murphy First Methodist Church Sunday at the 11:00 a.m. service. Coming from the Memphis Conference wherehe was Exe cutive Secretary of the Town and Country Commission, Dr. McSwain has worked for the past two years on his doc torate. He completed his resi dency in June. His message will be on the theme: "Ressurection to Wit ness." License To Wed Ronald Earwood, 18, And rews, and Linda Kay Der re berry, 18, Rt. 1, Andrews. Bruce Alvin Wright, 20, Dunreith, Ind., and Martha Elien Eder, 18, Kingstown, Ind. Shoal Creek Newt By Beulah Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. WUlard Tre whltt, Huntsville, spent the weekend with Mr. sad Mrs. S. D. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bet vers sod family of Ellljay, Ga. were Sunday visitors. SC Mrs. L. J. Brown and daugh ter Miss Doris Brown o< Nash ville, Teon. spent a vacation In El Monte, calif. They were guests of Mrs. Clinton A costs. They visited Disneyland, and many Interesting places while there. Mrs. Evi Martin, sister of Mk. Brown of Glendale, Calif., has been visiting here for a few weeks. Mrs. Mar tin leaves this week to make her home In Washington, DC. Mrs. Beecber Williamson and son. Lowell, arc spending Monday In Atlanta. Ca. with her daughter. Mr. and Mr a. Almon Whitfield and family will come Tuesday to the Wil liamsons for a visit. SC Rev. Ray Walker of Hickory, N. C will preach at Swanson Baptist Church on Friday ni^ht of this week and on Sunday morning. SC Weekend guests of Mr. and~ Mrs. L. J. Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Brown and family, of Atlanta, Ga., and Miss Doris Brown of Nash ville, Tetn. Cherokee Scout & Clay County Progress, Thurs. July 30, 1964 NOTICE TAXPAYERS OF CHEROKEE COUHTY YOU WILL MCIIVI A 1y2 pm etui DISCOUNT II Yo? Piy Yoit 1964 - COUNTY TAX ON OK 11*0*1 August 1st, 1964 Come la row and make payaort. You'll save money by dotal so, and receive a Temporary Receipt. REMINDER.. Delinqueit 1963 County Taxes Will Be Advertised In Aigist. Pay Nov, Save Adverting Cost. CHEROKEE COUNTY by Carlyle P. Matbesoa, eye-opener.... 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