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TOWNSON FUNERAL HOME
MUMHt ftOMINSVIUf
Dear friends,
After each funeral,
the registry book, memorial
wreaths, spiritual bouquets,
memorial donations, and
floral cards are turned over
to the next of kin.
These expressions of
affection and respect for
the deceased are also a
comfort to the living and
are greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
ROY PACE
MARBLE?Roy Pace, 71, of
Marble Rt. 1, died Thursday
January 6 In Ms home after
a long illness.
He was a native of Cherokee
County and a son of the late
k. M, and SusieJohnsonPace.
He was a retired farmer and
Vettrais Comer
The average monthly In
come ? after taxes - - of
a veteran who obtained a G1
home loan has Increased from
$473 in 1956 to $519 in 1964
a recent Veterans Adminis
tration survey reveals.
The veterans home buyer's
average monthly housing ex
penses, including loan pay
ments, taxes, utilities, etc.,
has increased during the same
period from $107 to $151, H
W. Johnson, Acting Manager
of the Winston Salem VA Re
gional Office, said today.
The average purchase price
of a home bought under the Gl
program has increased from
$8,679 in 1950 to slightly more
than $16,000 during 1964
One of the main reasons for
this jump is veterans are buy
ing bigger and better homes,
Johnson said.
Slightly more than 71 per
cent of the home purchased
with GI loans in 1964 were
bought with no down payment.
The average loan term was'
28 years and two months.
Dted Traasftrs
Walter and Bonnie Carroll
to Theodore and Janie Owen
by, property in Murphy.
B. C. Deweese to B. C.
and Anna Mae Deweese pro
perty in Cherokee County.
Orpheus E. and Janet
Deaver to Farm and Resort
Realty Inc., property in
Hothouse.
Blaine and Hazel Donley
to Marshall and Rethal
Hogsed, property In Murphy,
Herman Edwards, Tr., tc
Eula Mae Allen, property lr
Murphy.
Bill A, and Pauline Hedder
to Howard Thomas, property
in Cherokee County.
Bill A. and Pauline Heddei
to J. W. Smith, property it
Cherokee County.
L. C. Jr. Hamby to Johr
and Beatrice Hamy Frankum
property in Cherokee County
L. C, Hamby to L. C
Hamby Jr., property inChero
kee County.
J. C, and Bessie Hembrea
to Bert Hogan Jr., Clydi
Gladson and Wlllard Green
property in Murphy.
Lake Hlwassee Develop
ment Co. to Howard Rowe
property in Shaol Creek.
Dallas W. and Nannie Mill
saps to Peter J. McKeon
property in Murphy.
Nancy McMillan, (Widow
to Harley and Ollie Rogers
property in Valleytown.
Clyde S, and Margare
Patton to Howard and Annl
Bell Baker, property In Cher
okee County.
Fannie Moore Ramsey t
Jo Johnson Bates, property 1
Cherokee County.
J. R. andStellaMae Robert
to Clarence and Doras Arms
property in Cherokee Count)
Colen L. and Elizabeth F
Stiles to Merlin and Sybl
S. Ramsey, property in Shoa
s veteran of World War I.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Mary Newton Pace; two
daughters. Miss J anette Pace
and Mrs. Geneva Pace, both of
the home; six sons, Hermls,
Glen and J. V. all of Marble
Rt. 1, and Clarence, Frank
and Ed Pace, all of the home;
a brother. Early Pace of Can
ton; and 12 grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Saturday In Mount Zion Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Calvin Thompson
officiated and burial was In the
church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jim Don
ley, Gus Johnson, HoytArro
wood, C. B. Newton, Clayton
Husklns and Ted McClure.
Townson Funeral Home was
In charge.
REV. CORNWELL
MURPHY?The Rev. Oliver
Comwell, 82, of Murphy, died
Saturday, January 8 in a
Gastonla hospital following a
brief Illness.
He was a native of Cherokee
County, a son of the late Billy
and EmalineHoltCornwell and
was a retired Baptist
minister.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Emma Cornwell; two
daughters, Mrs. J ames
Palmer of Murphy and Mrs.
Jack Palmer, of Marble; five
sons, Virgil of Belmont, Clyde
of Mt. Holly, Carl of Florida
and Ross and Norvel Comwell
Will of Tennessee, Hilton of
Atlanta, Ga., and Dock Corn
well of Marble; 24 grand
children and 31 great-grand
children.
Services were held at 2:30
p. m. Monday in Pleasant
Valley Baptist Church.
The Rev. Fred Lunsford
and the Rev. Al Smith of
ficiated and burial was in
Tomotla Cemetery.
Townson Funeral Home was
in charge.
Market
KEPHART
, Mr. andMrs.JamesHoward
Kephart of Springfield, Ohio
| formerly of Murphy, announce
the birth of a baby girl, Jan.
' 5, in Springfield City Hos
pital. Mrs. Kephart is the
, former Miss Ruby Pauline
. Ramsey, the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Carroll
of Rt. 3, Murphy. Mr. Kephart
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Kephart of Rt. 3, Mur
phy.
, Creek.
James H. and LassieSwaim
) to Donald K. and Jane W.
, Swaim, property in Murphy.
Billy Mack and Jeanette
t Tatham to Oran C. and Lee
e Ellen Luther, property in
- Valleytown.
William Webb to Warren
o and Hetty Mason, property in
n Hothouse
Albert Watson to J.C. and
s Delores Owenby andGlennand
i, Ruth Owenby, property in
r. Notla.
?
e Cherokee Scout & Clay County
il Progress, Thurs. Jan. 13,1966
WANTED
Hardwood Logs
8 to 20 Inches Diameter and
8 feet long
40.00 Per /N
Also Hardwood Logs
6 to 20 Inches Deameter and
52 Inches long.
10.00 Per Us If
(DYING ADAYS A WIEI
TOWNSON LUMBER CO,
Murphy, N. C.