ANDREWS ? IB -PKTVRIS
Lucy Laughter
Staff Correspondent
Phone 101-W Andrews, N- C.
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u?se assisting in the Mt.
i Vacation Bible School
past week were Nancy
'is, De Etta Watson, Diane
ion, Lindy Chandler and
Am Long. Refreshments
s prepared by Mrs. Edgar
d, Mrs. Jack Long, Miss
i Long and Mrs. Clyde
:or.
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Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Forsyth from Columbis, S.C.
are visiting Mrs. W. T. For
syth and other relatives.
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Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick
has returned from a months
vacation spent with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Komar. Rum
son, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Kilpatrick and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Null of Hampton, Va.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ives*
ter of Greenville, S. C.
AUCTION
Aug-14 ? 2:30 p-M
aruraay , Rain or Shine
150 BEAUTIFUL
MOUNTAIN LOTS
Property of Dempsey Leach
HIAWASSEE, GA.
Only 2 1/2 Miles Northeast of Hiawassee, just off
lighway 75. Just follow the auction signs to the property.
POSSUM HOLLOW
Possum Hollow covers 80 acres of the most beautiful
?ountain resort land in this famous area. Breath
iking Panoramic views of Chatuge Lake, Brasstown
aid, Tusquittee Mountain, Eagle- Mountain, Court
iouse Knob and many others. Close to shopping, schools,
hurches, trout streams...all resort attractions!
SALE TO BE HELD ACROSS THE
STREET FROM THE GEORGIA
MOUNTAIN FAIR
Come Early . . . Join the Fun!
Values Will Grow As Development Begins
Here's your opportunity! The trend to second homes,
uore vacation time, makes this about as wise an in
estment as you can make. Whether you're seeking
vacation home or an investment, you need look no
urther. Select several lots, build on one and then
iay for your vacation retreat from the sale of your
ither lots! Get set for the good life at auction, where
ou're assured of top value for your dollar!
T AUCTION YOU ,, T"MS ?
25% Cash Sale Day,
1ET THE PRICE! Balance Up to 3 Yrs.
At 6%.
Brochure gives Full Details, Call or Write:
'' We sell the BEST PART of the WORLD"
BUTLER AUCTION CO.
322 GLENN MILNER BLVD. ROME GA.
Phone 234-8535 Night 232-6931
Harry J. Butler, Owner
*Licensed *Bonded ^Insured
?n aa i
i yatjem en I
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ANDREWS - Mr. and Mrs.
James Frank Car ringer ann
ounce the engagement of their
daughter, Linda Louise, to
William Emil Eastridge, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett F.
Eastridge of Martinsville, Va.
The bride-elect is a grad
uate of Andrews High School
and a senior at the Univer
sity of North Carolina at
Greensboro.
Mr. Eastridge, originally
from Furth and Nuremburg,
Germany, is employed with
E. 1. du Pont de Nemours in
Martinsville.
A September 4 wedding is
planned.
Cburch I) cm
The Stella Broome Circle
of the First Methodist Church
met at the home of Mrs. Joe
Morrow on Tuesday night at
7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Ray Hogsed presided
and presented the program
"The Bible"
Folliwing the business
session the hostess served re
freshments to the nine mem
bers present.
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The Marjorie Hicks Ayers
Circle of the First Baptist
Church met with Mrs. Wade
Brooks Tuesday night at 7t30
p.m.
The program "The Offer
ing, Maximum Response" was
presented by Mrs. Steve Hig
don. Mrs. Brooks and Mrs.
Donald Hogan gave the dev
otional.
The Wesleyan ServiceGuild
of the First Methodist Church
met at the Fellowship hall
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
Miss Vera Moore, hostess,
presided in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Ruth Kiker.
Mrs. Mary Morrow pres
ented the program "Spiritual
Self Discipline in the Life
Within". The devotional was
given by Mrs. Clyde Ellis.
Nine members were pres
ent.
Guest Speaker
Here Tonight
ANDREWS - Charles Cunn
ingham of Asheville, Regional
Director of Western North
Carolina Planning Commiss
ion will speak to members of
the Rotary and Lions club.
Mayor, Board of Aldermen and
the Planning Board Thursday
(tonight) at the Methodist Fell
owship Hall at 7 p.m.
Wesleyan Service Guild
members will prepare and
serve a dinner preceding the
talk.
ne day
ike no other
CAPTURE IT ALL I
From the first ray of light.
This one day is alive.
This one day is so full,
You should capture it all.
For the photographic
record of your wedding,
the services of a quali
fied professional photog
rapher are essential.
Call us today, won't
you?
Living Color or Black & White
Retain the memories of your wedding
with our beautiful story telling pictures.
SCOUT STUDIO
Murphy. N. C.
V. W 3 Spot
en
ANDREWS - Miss MarySu
Younce became the bride <
James Doyle McClure at th
home of Reverend and Mr:
Lester Stowe August 2, wil
Rev. Stowe officiating.
The bride is the daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Younc
of Andrews. The groom is th
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbei
McClure of Marble.
Both are graduates of And
rews High School.
The couple will reside i
Andrews.
Skip Bristol Is
Contest Winner
ANDREWS - Skip Bristoi
little realized few months ag
when he entered a contest fo
Monogram Models that h
would be a proud winner of
$100.00 U. S. Saving Bon
plus a Mouse Monster shir
The contest, to get ideas <
how children thought a mor
ster should look and be mad<
and in not more than 25 wore
why they chose thatparticula
idea.
Skip received a telegrai
July 22 from David L. Wart
Public Relations Director fo
Monogram Models of Morto
Grove, 111. telling him thatoi
of 10,000 entries he was
third place winner. A tele
phone call and two letters
followed, verifying the call an
adding congratulations.
Skip will be 13 years of ag
on August 18. He is the son t
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bristo
Club Notes
The Cherokee County Horn
Demonstration council me
August 4 at the home of Mrs
Lloyd Black for a pot lucJ
dinner.
A business meeting was hel
at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Carl West
Valleytown Club, read the dev
otional and the group san;
"Song Your Way Home"/
"Sing Your Way Home".
Miss Kate Hayes, Murph
Club, gave the report of th
nominating committee. The
following officers were elec
ted for years 1966-67. Pres
i 'ent Mrs. C. L. Alversor
vice-president, Mrs. Luk
Ellis and secretary Mrs. Car
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Prizeword
Deed Transfers
Faye, Joe, Irene, T. L.,
James L., Jack andLonaBra
nnon et al to Glen and Elza
B. Roberts, property in Beav
er dam Township.
Oscar and Josei Davis to
Charles F. and Bessie Bates, J .
property in Beaver dam Town
ship. n
Oscar and Geneva Brannon 1)
Daniel et als to Glen and Elza
Brannon Roberts , property in '
Cherokee County. Jr*
M. D. and Fannie Gaddis to tiel
Henry and Mary Jane Curits, at
property in Hothouse Town- Rt
ship. a r
Oliver and Grace Gregory bei
et als to Gazzie Jenkins, pro- Te
perty in Cherokee County. ian
Raymond and Charlsie Kep- '
hart to Mary Helen Hatchett, Mr
property in Cherokee County. c'ai
Lake Hiwassee Develop- Ja(
ment Co. to Helen and G. 0w
Lucille A. Pollard, property S01
in Shoal Creek Township. mo
Lake Hiwassee Develop- Mu
ment Co. to Evans L. Shuff Ba
Associates, property inCher- Mr
okee County.
Montgomery Lodge No 426 v,a
A. F. & A.M. To Charles and
Bessie Bates, property in
Beaverdam Township.
Eva Jean Brannon and Nor- tro
veil Murphy et al to Geln and
Elza Roberts, property in
Beaverdam Township.
Nell Mills to Leonard R. c*lj
and Edith Mills, property in '
Cherokee COUNTY. al
Modern Homes Construe
tion Co., to Henry and Griffie ?a
Truett, property in Cherokee
County. ,
M. H. and Ines Morrow to Br
Ben Morrow Jr., andBeatrice me
Morrow, property in Cherokee
County.
M. H. and Ines Morrow to |
George and Marlene Morrow snl
property in CHEROKEE County ^a,
Gertrude McClure et als to Mc
Gazzie Jenkins, property in wiI
Cherokee County. Mr
Abrams and Mildren Neel
to William and Helen Turner,
property in Valleytown Town- ,
shiP- De
Minnie S. Palmer to George Va
and Shirley Worley, property of
in Murphy. oh
Tom and Violet Brannon Mi
Smith et al to Glen and Eiza j
B. Roberts, property inBeav- rg|
erdam Township. jir
Ethel W. Slagle to Eniogene .
and Neal Matheson, property
in Valleytown Township.
J. C. Treadway to Evelyn
Gladson, property in Chero- Bi
kee County.
Grif.ie, Henry, James H. ^
Thomas A. Hardy W., Byers
Norma Lee, Grace and Jo M]
Ann Truett et als to Gazzie ge
Jenkins, property in Notla Gc
Township. wl
Pearl Tuahy etals toGazzie
Jenkins, property in Cherokee
County.
Howard and Edith Verner
to Clarence andAleneMorrow
property inShoal Creek Town
ship.
William and Ruby Watkins to
Lewis H. and Elanor Piatt
Wilson, property in Hot House.
James R. and Nettie Rogers
Wright to Evelyn Gladson,
property in Cherokee County.
W. O. and Kate Williams et
als to Gazzie Jenkins, prop
erty in Cherokee County.
Frank and Marie T. Ware
et als to Gazzie Jenkins, pro
perty in Cherokee County.
West and Miss Nancy Luns
ford, treasurer.
Plans were discussed for
the annual Bazaar, it was dec
ided that the council make a
craft book similar to last
years cook book.
Mrs. Carl West, Family
Life chairman asked for the
names of each club family
life chairman and plans a
meeting in the future.
Mrs. C. H. Townson of the
Regional Library spoke bri
efly on our reading program
and invited each club to have
a meeting with the library.
Miss Wheeler told of a sur
vey being made of 40 famil
ies in the county which will
be used in combination with
surveys from four other Wes
tern Counties.
Mrs. Harvey Atwood read
letters and displayed mater
ial from a pen pal from New
Zeland, Home Demonstration
organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reeves
are spending two weeks with
friends in Detroit, Michigan
and Ohio.
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Too Late To Classify
For all building and repair
work, cabinets, bathroom or
anything to build, work by the
hour or contract, see or call
Ted Trull. Andrews, N. C.
Tel. 294R.
1-3tp
FOR SALE- 65 Dodge, 2
door Dart. Will sell or trade.
Radio and heater. Standard
transmission. Inquire at
Howell's Market.
2-2tc.
Cherokee Scout 4 Clay County
Progress, Thurs. Aug. 12,1066
/?e Funeral Home
hirphy-Andrews-Hayesville
ick H. Hall
ies Suddenly
ANDREWS - Jack H. HaU,
52, formerly a resident
?e, died suddenly Friday
2:30 p.m. at his home at
6, Clinton, Tenn. He was
tiember of Local 102 Plum
's and Fitters, Knoxville,
nn. and First Presbyter
i Church, Murphy, N. C.
Survivors include wife,
s. Annie Alice Regan Hall;
ighters, Mrs. Louise Floyd,
:son, S. C., Mrs. Lucille
enby, Pasagoula, Miss.;
t, Walter E. Hall, Clinton,
ither, Mrs. Jack H. Hall,
rphy; sisters, Mrs. Helen
rton, Portsmouth, Va.,
s. Elizabeth Rawlings,
Tphy, Mrs. Edith Barnes,
co, Texas, Mrs. Ethyl Ar
it,v Mogadore, Ohio, Mrs.
th Hensley, Kent, Ohio,
>thers, Leonard Hall, De
iit, Mich, Kimsey Hall, Co
Beach, Fla., Dillard Hall,
attanooga, Tenn., Richard
11, Atlanta, Ga., six grand
lHeo
Services were held Monday
I p.m. at Martins F uneral
me. Reverend Paul Hard
n officiating. Interment at
nnessee Memorial Garden.
Mrs. Hogan assisted Mrs.
Ooks in serving refresh
es to the guests present.
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Mrs. Robert Beadles and
all daughter, Ardith Elise,
'e returned to College Park
I. after a six weeks visit
:h Mrs. Beadles' parents,
. and Mrs. Tom Hay.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
rreberry of Charleston, W.
., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beck
Washington Court House,
io, and Mr. and Mrs.
lton Smith and children,
Saluda, S. C. have been
:ent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
nmy Brown
nmy Brown.
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3taff Sgt. and Mrs. William
ilsh, children, Mary Sue,
Lly and Michael who have
ent the past three years at
idrid, Spain are visiting
rs. Walsh'sparents.Mr.and
rs. Lush Ledford enroute to
ymore Johnson A. F. B.
ildsboro, where Sgt. Walsh
II be stationed.
RS. LAURA MATOY
ANDREWS - Mrs. Laur<
>gers Matoy, 82, of Andrew;
ed Saturday night, Agusut '
a hospital here following
long illness.
She was a native of Graharr
>unty and a daughter of the
:e Ike and Martha Phillip:
>gers.
Surviving are two sons, Clifl
d Vic Matoy of Andrews:
o sisters, Mrs. Frankie
sst of Marble and Mrs. Julie
gers of Robbinsville; four
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PFC Bobby Patterson wh
s been stationed at Fort
nning, Ga. is spending S
ys with his mother, Mrs.
uston Morgan and his
andmother, Mrs. J. W. Pat
?son before leaving for Viet
m. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
d daughter, Mrs. Betty
:vens will return to their
me in Charlotte on Friday.
?. and Mrs. J. Patterson
d family of Savannah, Ga.
re recent guests also ol
?s. Patterson.
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grandchildren and a great
grandchild.
Services were held at 2
p.m. Monday in Valleytown
Baptist Church, of which she
was a member.
The Rev. Weldon West, the
Rev. Fran PostellandtheRev.
W. H. McCulley officiated and
burial was in Valleytown Cem
etery.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge.
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Mrs. Grady Garner has
spent the past five weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Whiteand
son Ray at Ashboro, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Smith, Lynchburg,
Va. also visited friends in High
Point and Lexington, N. C.
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Mrs. John M. Whisenhuntls
spending a two months vac
ation with relatives and
frineds in Washington, Oregon
and Montana.
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Miss Mary Ann Pullijm who
recently left for Pasadena,
California has acceptedapos
ition with the Bank of America
in Pasadena.
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NOW OPEN
MAC'S CABINET SHOP
Cabinet Making
Remodeling
Roofing
Storm Doors & Windows Installed
Floor Tile
Furniture Refinishing
Furni ture Reparing
Free Estimates
MAC'S CABINET SHOP
Located Across from Murphy Ready Mix
Murphy, N. C.
LENA'S
BACK TO SCHOOL SALE
Children's Dark Cotton School
DRESSES
3.98 Up
SKIRTS
Assortment of
RAIN COATS
With Matching Umbrella's
3.98
A Large Shipment of Boys
And Girls
SCHOOL SHOES
Have Just Arrived
1 Large Table Children
SCHOOL SHOES
Reg. $5.98 SALE PRICE
2.98
Bact to School
SCHOOL LOAFERS
All Colors Stylos and Sizes
4.98 I Up
School FLAT SHOES
3.98 I Up
Girls Cotton & Nylon
SLIPS
^ ONLY 1.98
Cotton & Nylon
PANTIES
39* & Up
GIRLS
BLOUSES
1.98 I Up
Back To School
Bargains
1 LARGE TABLE
DAN RIVER CLOTH
4 yard Cut 2.59
1 TABLE SHOES 1.98
1 TABLE MIXED
MERCHANDISE
1.49
LENA'S
MEXT DOOR TO HOWELL'S MARKET