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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT and CLAY COUNTY PROGRESS Clay County Personal Mention Mr*. N..I Kiulwii ? fk*M IM44II ?* IH-tltl Head Start Group Tours Rock City Volume 75 Number 3 August 12, 1965 16 Pages This Week faUlM Weekly - Seeend Cless Postage Peld et Murphy 'Humbling y: Mrs. Neal R. Kitchens i Did you know that you can jw go to night school right ire in Hayesvllle and finish >ur high school education? [any people have been depr 'ed of this opportunity in the ist maybe by illness, lack F funds or something else revented them fromgraduat ig from school. Anyone 18 cars or older can now enroll t Hayesvllle night school and ontinue their education. All Durses are free, no fees, this rogram is financed by the ederal Government. You can nroll at any time. Ed Patt rson and Maurice Kitchens re teaching these classes uesday and Thursday nights ?om 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. For Peggy Hogsed Eegaged To Robert D. Kendall HAYESV1LLE - Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hogsed announce the engagement of their daugh ter Miss Peggy Hogsed to Pvt. Robert Douglas Kendall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ken dall of Brookshire, Fla. Miss Hogsed is a graduate of Hayes vUle High School anc is now attending Young Harris College. Pvt. Kendall is graduate oi Towns ' County High School attended Piedmont College anc is now enlisted in the U. S Army. September 4 is the weddinj date. Clnirrb Orm; Mr. Clark Thompson a Lakeland, Fla. is serving a: summer assistant pastor foi Clay County Methodist chur ches. Mr. Thompson is a grad uate of Florida State Univer sity and has served as pres ident of the Florida Confer ence Methodist Youth Fellow ship. Since coming to Clay he ha; assisted Rev. George Dalton Rev. Burvin Baucom and Rev Clyde Faulkner with Youtl Activities Week, Vacatioi Bible Schools, Christian Ad venture Week, held for junioi highs and day camp for fiftl and sixth grades. This fall Mrs. Thompsoi will enroll in Duke Divinir School. ????????? A revival isnowlnprogres at the Hayesville Church c God and services will continu through Sunday night Augus 15. Nightly services begin a 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. F. W Petrea of Charlotte as th evangelist. Special music i furnished nightly by the choir Everyone is Invited to atten these services. S/Sgt. Charles R. Bradle; of Ft. Benning, Ga. has speii a few days leave with his wifi the former Miss Marie Hog sed. He will be going to Vie Nam in the near future. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bel of Marietta, Ga. spent the wee end at their home in the Shooi ing Creekcommunity. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Neal Parkei had guests from Canton, Ohii during the week end. "CC" Mr. Willis Sellers of Phil adephla, Pa. is visiting rel atives in Clay County thi: month. Sunday dinner guest; at the home of Mr. and Mrs Oliver Bacon were Mr. Seller; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cheek; and family, Mr. and Mrs Fred Jones, Mr. and Mrs Harve Moore, Jr. all of Hay esvllle and Mr. and Mrs. Mad Carmichael of Atlanta, Ga -CC Sheriff & Mrs. Neal R. Kit chens attended the Sheriff; Convention in Ashevllle Thu rsday evening and Friday. -CC Mr. Gerald Hogsed and dau Ster of South Carolina spen I weak end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pear Jm Clay' information concerning de tails call 389-2596 in Hayes ville Hats off to our Board of County Commissioners and the Mayor of Hayes ville and the Town Board of Commiss ioners for joining forces to clean up Clay County's worst eye sore. Have you been by the dump since it was cleaned up? Oh boy does it ever look nice. It is with pride we can drive by this latest develop ment. In the past we wanted to turn our heads from such a shameful sight. With having so many people from all over the USA and even foreign nat ions. visiting Hinton Rural Life Center, Wonderview and Lake Chatuge, we can point the route proudly now. Everyone in Clay County can now use the dump for trash. Don Weaver .Mayor, has asked that we burn as much paper etc as we can at home before taking the unburnable items to be dumped. Now that we have something nice let's keep it that way. ??*?????? Heard Irene Schultz of the Warne community say "You would think there is going to be a famine at our house. I have filled two freezers so full you can't edge in a tooth pick and filled 300 jars of food and not done canning yet". Due to lack of time we are not quite so well fixed as Irene. May just go down when we get hungry. ????????? Town And Co. Share In Clean-Up Project HAYESV1LLE - The Clay County Board of Commiss ioners, the Mayor of Hayes - ville, and TownBoardof Com missioners joined together funds sufficient to clean up Clay County's worst eyesore, last week. The cost of $600.00 was shared equally between the Town of Hayes ville and the County of Clay. For many years the trash dump located on the road to Hinton Center has been an ugly mess with trash dumped along the road banks on the outside of the dump. A bull dozer was hired to dig a ditch 26 ft. wide, 225 ft. long and 8 to 10 ft. deep. All the trash was dozed into ths ditch and the grounds cleaned up. A road has been graveled to the ditch and also along the side of this 225 ft. ditch. All residents in the City of Hayes ville and In the County of Clay can now dump their trash. This is an improvement that for many years citizens over the county have been concer ned about. There is no excuse to have a messy dump any longer since the ditch with access road that can be trav eled in all kinds of weather is now available. Prosecution will be carried to the fullest extent if any one is caught dumping outside this ditch, officials stated. The officials further stated that a bull dozer will push the trash to the end of the ditch at different intervals and cover this. They asked that no heavy appliances such as stoves, frigidaries, etc. or car bodies be dumped since they will fill space and can not be pressed by the dozer as can other trash. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of Bartow, Fla. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Truett Burr ell, Mr. Glenn Allison and Mary Bill Allison of Hayes ville, N. C. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Par ker and sons and the Bob Hogsed family camped at Tate City Ga. during the week end. Mrs. Lottie Holden and Mrs. David Hogsed were their guests at supper Saturday night. -cc Tommy Alexander is now at San Antonia Texas taking Air Force Reserve training. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Worth Palmer and children have returned to Birmingham, Ala., after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alexander and Mrs. Minnie Palmer. -CC Mrs. Mae Holllfield spent last week with her sons and their families the Monore Hollifields and the Porter Hollifields in Gainesville, Ga. -CC Mrs. Sallie Penland of Oal Ridge, Terr, and Mrs. Hoi Patton of the Elf section vis lted Mr. and Mrs. C. A.Burd Sunday afternoon. -cc W:? a orothij. 2)/fl n e (Sraw for J We J) Dkomas ?jwin ion id nf hnnrtr and hrid*??maid?i Of wide interest is the marriage of Miss Dorothy Diane Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Paul Crawford of Gallatin, Term, and Thomas Edwin Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bev erly Wilson of Gallatin. The bride is the grand daughter of Mrs. Allen Poe Crawford of Hayesville and the late Mr. Crawford. The wedding was solemni zed at the First Methodist Church on June 26 at seven thirty o'clock in the evening. The Rev. Shugart Martin, pastor of the church, perform ed the ceremony following a program of nuptial music pre sented by Mrs. Gilbert Jones, organist, and Miss Rebecca Loveless, vocalist. Decorations for the altar featured a large center arrangement or white glad iolus, stock and daisies flank ed by burning tapers in bran ched candelabra against a background of palms and ferns. The bride wore a gown of white de-lustered satin fashioned with a fitted bodice of importedChantilly lace with rounded neckline and elbow length, bell-shaped sleeves. The skirt was enhanced by un pressed pleats on the sides and back. She wore a full length mantilla of imported Chantilly lace over illusion. Her bouquet was of pale pink and white roses and stepha notis. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mr. Crawford. Miss Nancy Fenker was T AA I Af A Ta r I MP P iili I UV LUIC I U VIU33II7 NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of au thority vested in it by law a? provided by Ch. 115, Sub chapter VI, Article 15, Sec. 2 et seq. of the General Sta tutes of North Carolina, the Clay County Board of Educ ation will on Saturday, the 11 day of September, 1965, at 12:00 noon, at the Courthouse door in Hayes ville. North Car olina, Clay County, sell at pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described vehicles: One Willys Truck, Jeep, 1955 Model. One 1963 Model, Plymouth, 4-door Sedan Automobile. The Clay County Board of Education reserved the right to reject any and all bids. This the 9th day of August, 1965. 3-4tc HAYESVILLE - 7 to 8 acres with beautiful building sites on hill top with nice view of Lake Chatuge. Call 389-2265 or see Steve Moody, Hayes ville, N. C. 3-3tp -cc Those attending the District School of Instruction for the Order of the Eastern Star held at East-Le-Porte, Sat urday were Mrs. Wiley Mc Glamery, Mrs. Guy Padgett. Mrs. J. C. Hall, Miss Mary Jarrett and Miss Maymie Moses, George Bristol of Hay esville, and MfS. Lizzie Led ford, of Hiwassee, Ga. -CC Cherokee Scout & CUy County Progress, Thurs. Aug. 12,196! were Miss Mary Elizabeth Hendrickson, Miss Molly Jones, Miss Day Womack ?nd Miss Mary Jo Jones, all of Gallatin. Each was identic ally attired in full-length mo dels of blush-pink candyfloss over taffeta and fashioned with fitted bodices and scooped necklines. The softly gath ered skirts featured cardinal red velvet sashes with back bows and streamers extend ing to the hemlines. They wore bows of matching candy floss in their hair. Each carr ied a single long-stemmed Happiness rose. The maid of honor carried a sheaf of these roses. The flower girl was Miss Betty FinchMarshallofGalla tin, cousin of the bridegroom. She wore a dress of white dotted Swiss over pink taffeta, it was designed with a round ed neckline and puffed sleeves edged with lace. A full-length skirt was tied with a cardinal red velvet sash with back bow and streamers to the hemline. She wore a wreath of roses in her hair and carr ied a basket of rose petals. Master Jon Tiger of Hayes ville, cousin of the bride, was ringbearer and carried the rings on a white satin pillow. Mr. Wilson was his son's best man. Groomsmen were Billy Joe Moorefield, Leland Scott, Jr. of Gallatin; Charles A kins, Trezevant, Tenn., and Charles Nathan Smith, Mem phis, Tenn. Ushers, com pleting the personnel of the pleting Lie personnel of the wedding party, were Bobby England, Charles Marschall Hibbett, cousins of the groorn, and Brian O'Rourke, all of Gallatin, and David Lalne, Nashville, Tenn. The mother of the bride wore a blue silk linen street length model with matching accessories. Her flower was a white orchid. Mrs. Wilson chose a mini green embroidered lace street-length dress and wore matching accessories. Het corsage, also, was a white orchid. Following the cermony, the bride's parents, Mr. andMrs Crawford entertained at a re ception in the Red Room ol the church. Assisting at the reception were Miss F rankle Watson, Gallatin; Mrs. W, F Lee, Jr., Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Ann Robinson, Blythes vllle. Ark.; and Miss Glendi Gill, Memphis, Tenn. The register was kept by Mis: Suzanne Martin ot Gallatin The bride's table was cov ered with a white linen clotl and was centered with an arr angement of pink roses, carn ations, stock and baby': breath, flanked by pink cand les in silver candelabra. A crystal punch bowl was placet at one end of the table; th< tiered wedding cake was a the other end. The bride wore for her traveling costume a navy blui cotton suit that included a pinl overblouse. She wore mat ching accessories. After a wedding trip to Wil liamsburg, Va., the coigile wli; reside in Memphis, Tenn. The bride was graduatet from Gallatin High School ant is attending Memphis Stat) University where she servec the past year as Freshmar Counselor and was a membei of the J udlclary Board. Mr. Wilson is a gradual) of Gallatin High School anc attended Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn. He is currently a student at tht University of Tennesset School of Pharmacy, Mem phis, where he is a mem ber of Kappa Psi Frater nity. lay County Schools o Open August 26 The Clay County Board of Education has set Thursday, Lugust 26 as the beginning late for the 1966 -66 school erm in the Clay County Sch ioIs. This will be the first day if the regular 180 day term ind a full day of classes is scheduled. Teachers will begin work on rionday, August 23 and work hree days prior to the open ng of the regular 180 day erm. They will work Monday, ruesday and Wednesday, Aug. !3, 24, and 25th. Registrat on day for the students will >e Tuesday, Agusut 24. Buses will opeatetheir regular sch :dule in the morning on this Jay. Students will be returned tome by twelve o'clock. The lunchrooms will not serve lunches on registration day. Teachers and principals lave been named for the 1965 56 school term as follows: Elf School - James Maurice Kitchens, Principal, Etta L. Waldroup, Frank Moore, Jr. Mabel W. Weaver. Ogden School - Horace D. Garrison, Principal, Aubrey Byers, George W. Bristol, Roberta M. May, Jurrell M. 3eal. Shooting Creek School - Bobby S. Burch, Principal, F rank B. Wood, Dwight M. MacCorkle, Lois E. Burch. Hayesville School - Guy H. Wheeler, Principal High School, Mary E.Jarrett,Laura J. McGlamery, Josephine W. Thurman, Edith W. Cabe, James R. Saltz, Carl S. Moore, Charles E. Battle, Shelby J. Woody, Richard L. Gifford, Edward Phillips, Frank M. Killian, Jr., Joyce S. Battle, Sue Benson, Robert E.Cunn ingham, Hildred B. Smith, Buena B. Hedden.D. Paschal Hoyle. Havpsvillp. F1#?mpntArv Srh ool - Jack R. Rogers, P. Kyle Beal, Vernon F. Martin, Roy B. Lamkin, Roald r. Hedden, W. Howard Alexander, Frank R. Long, Garland W. Martin, Wallace A. Smith, Willie C. HAYESV1LLE - The Clay County Head Surt group, with Director James Nelson, the teachers and N. C. Volunteer Group recently made a tour of Rock City in Chattanooga, Tenn. While in Chattanooga, they appeared on television Channel #3. They also enjoyed a picnic lunch at Winnepes aukah Lake. This trip was educational to the children and enjoyed very much by the entire group. The parents, children, tea chers and director will meet at Hayesville School, Friday at 1:00 p.m. for a party closing the Head Start program that has been in session for the past 8 weeks. The Head Start Consultant Miss Marion Elise of Wash ington, D. C. visited all four centers in Clay County Mon day and was well pleased with the program in Clay County. -cc Dr. and Mrs. Robery Y. Baldwin of St. Petersburg, Fla. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crawford this week. Dr. Baldwin will open his dental office Sept. 1 in St. Petersburg, and Mrs. Bald win will be employed with the United Gas Comvany as Home Service Advisor. -CC Little Anthony Wimpey of Symarna, Ga., is spending some time with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long. -CC Mr. and Mrs. George Cloer of Jacksonville, Fla. are visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McGlamery. -CC Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley A. McGlamery were Dr. Fred Moss of Washington, D. C., Fredricka of the University of Ga., Mrs. C. R. Moss of Atlanta, John Killian of Fra nklin, Dan Killian of Western Carolina College and Dr. Carl Killian also of WCC. -cc Rogers, Sue C. Haigler,Fran ces MacCorkle, Louise Haig ler, Viola W. Gray.MaymeG. Moses. James R. Nelson has been named Supervisor, Virginia K. Anderson, Lunchroom Super visor and Garth J. Thompson, Attendance Officer. Clay County Head Start groif> enjoys refreshments at Rock City, Chattanooga, Tenn. Clay County Head Start cnildren on swinging bridge at Rock City in Chattanooga, Tenn. Caught off guard by the Photographer above are Miss Ceraldine Voyles (left) and Mrs. Alba Roach (right) of Hayes ville at the home of Mrs. Roach while having a coffee break. Miss Roach graduated from Hayesville High School this spring. She was spending the night with Mrs. Roach and having some fun. rJFGl SALAD ORESSINP J or ?ANDWICH SPREAD I Pint Jar m picnics L7Jrrr 39* ib ROUND STEAK Trimmed Rite 79t lb U A M Country Cured 1 L O IL n Alfl Boneless Slices 1*0# ID PORK for BARBECUING Lean & Meaty 55t PEACHES Hunt's #2 1/2 Cans 2 for 49t SUGAR W/Order 5 ??. 49( djkciat rfpwdl IHf BEST PART OF THE MEM' c9n6&vnt y PiPi# firmWL dpecea/tffflf 10 oz Jar $1.19 CAKE MIX Pillsburys 3 Boxes 89t CRACKERS as1"-"- 35t VIENNA SAUSAGE Swift Premium 5 for 1.00 Pur ex I Gallon BLEACH 59t1 I KOOL POPS 19t Pkg. 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