Cherokee County
Extension
News
On July 4, the Cherokee
County 4-H Clubs left Cher
okee county with sixteen
4-Her's to spend a week at
4-H camp Swaimanoa. The
4-Her's a tuning were John
ny Mason. Joye Mason, Peggy
McMillan and Wayne McMillan
of the Unaka 4-H Club; Roy
Wells of the Murphy4-H Club;
David Alexander of die
Tomotla Club; David Hughes
of the Cane Creek Club; Deb
bie Clayton, Sandy Ledford,
Paul Alan Ledford, Sammy
Roberts, Randy Barnett, and
Mike Mauney of thePeachtree
Club; Terry Sandidge and
Jimmy Lovingood of the
Marble Club; and Linda McRae
of the White Church Club.
We were very fortunate in
attending 4-H camp at Swan
nanoa. The 4-Her's had the
opportunity of participating
with 4-Her's from Clay,
Swain, Jackson and Haywood
counties. They participated in
activites such as handicraft,
swimming, recreation, nature
study and electricity. Cherokee
county was well represented
in athletic completition, tal
ent show and vesper
programs. In the swimming
competitor Cherokee County
took honors: David Alexander
won first place in the foll
owing three events-under
water swim, big splash, and
comic dive. Sandy Ledford
placed third in distance swim
and was selected as best cam
per in her group and won the
smile contest. Linda McRae
was elected girl captain in
Heart group and Roy Wells
was elected boy captain In
Heart group. Linda was on the
program for the Friday night
banquet and gave the welcome
speech. Mike Mauney
took first place in Boys dis
tance swim and first place In
elementary back stroke. Also
to win the best camper award
was Randy Barnett.
4-H Club week is July 25
29 and if there are any
4-Her's interested in att
ending should let their com
munity 4-H dub Leader know;
Registration cards mist be
sent in to Dan F. Holler, 4-H
Specialist before July 15.
There will be special interest
period and special classes. We
are looking forward to a good
week at club week.
Cherokee Scout & Clay County
Progress, Thurs July 14,1966
Deed Transfers
C.C. King Odom to S.L.
Hatchett, property in
Cherokee County.
Grady and Mary Jo Powers
to Vincent and Darlene Wal
droup property in Cherokee
County.
Grady and Mary Jo Powers
to Frederick and Christine
Powers, property in Cherokee
County.
Harold and Eulane Dockery
Flower Show School To Be Held In WNC
On August 9*10 sod 11 in
Lambutb Inn, Lake Junaluska
The National Council of State
Garden dubs' flower show
school will present, at nom
inal fees. Course V for the
training and Instruction of
all Interested Garden dub
members and visitors. Anyone
Interested in flowers, flower
Area Men
In Service
ROBERT R. RAXTER
Colorado Springs, Colo.?
Robert R. Raxter, son of Mrs.
Woodie Raxter of Andre**
has been promoted to tech
nical sergeant in the U.S. Air
Force.
Sergeant Raxter Is assigned
to Ent AFB, Colo. He is a
member of the Air Defense
Command which protects the
U.S. against enemy air a tuck.
The sergeant attended An
drews High School.
His wife, Yvonne, is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs. J.C.
Monteith of Rt. 3, Oliver Sp
rings, Tenn.
MARVIN W. HUSKINS
Vietnam (FHTNC)--Marine
Private First Class Marvin
W. Husk ins, son of Mr.
Raleigh N. Huskins cf Rt. 1
Marble, a member of the
First Battalion, First Mar
ine Regimen, is taking part
in a search and destroy op
eration 15 miles s cu Iheast of
Da Nang, Republic of Vietnam
The movement is a highly con
centrated effort by several
battalions of the Third Marine
Division to extend area per
imeters farther soith and
deeper into heavily-infested
Viet Cong territory. Tanks,
tank destroyers, artillery and
mortar sections, along with
numerous infantry units are
being employed in the massive
push south.
Rogers to Clyde and Dolie
Dockery property in Cherokee
County.
Howard Russell and Eulane
D. Rogers to Elmer and Leona
D. Coleman property in Cher
okee county.
Austin P. Ramsey to Austin
and Susie R. Ramsey,property
in Cherokee County.
Roscoe L. and Anne J.
Wilkins to Harry and Martha
Campbell, property in town of
Murphy.
Birdie (Widow of S.C.)
Ware to Charles William and
Glenda Faye Laney property
in Notla township.
shows or any of the related
Arts will be welcome forall
or any pert of the School and
may enjoy the stimulating in
structors, although only Gar
den Club members attending
all sessions may take the ex
aminations for credit toward
a Judge's certificate. Those
registering for a single day
may attend for 16., or $10
for both days of lectures. Full
time students or anyone reg
istering in advance will haw
a seat reserved for all sess
ions and will receive a study
sheet to assist Inpiejstadon
and as a permanent record.
This season the Garden Clii)
of North Carolina is proud to
present two speakers ofwell
known ability and extensive
experience.
Horticulture will be the
subject of Mrs. J.C. Hardin of
Grady, Arkansas. She willfea
ture roses, chrysanthemums,
dahlias and gladioli giving
much pertinent inforris tion ito
growers and exhibitors as to
their culture and suggesting
popular varieties, new and
well-known. Also Mrs. Har
din will discuss Design of
Plantings for garden or patio
using boxes, baskets and list
ing suitable plants.
Mrs. Harden has served the
Garden Club of Arkansas and
the National Council in many
important fields and will pre
sent in this school much of
up-to-date interest.
The Flower Arrangement
Instructor is a well-known au
thority in many spheres of
CreativeDesign, induing the
Japanese. Mrs. Robert E.
Creighton of Chattanooga,
Tenn. will indude in her
lectures, Period, free form,
Abstrad Arranging, Color
Review and judging ethics and
procedures. She will project
her ideas by use of her own
arrangements in the above
styles and various Japanese
schools for which she is wide
ly known. Having Mrs. Creigh
ton as part of this advanced
course will have great appeal
for judges, students and other
artists.
A special feature of this
school will be the exhibition
of roses to be furnished by
Jackson and Perkins of New
ark , New York. A large
variety of specimens will be
sent from their gardens and
charts, brochures and exhibits
also will be presented. The
Silver Bowl corrpa itions of
ten years will be shown in
their slides.
Mrs. Edward L. Lynn of the
Garden Club of Henderson
vtile and Director of District
One of the Garden Club of
North Carolina, will serve
as General Chairman of this
school with Mrs. Gerald V.
King and Mrs. Joseph R. Ml
satiating u general
co-chairman.
Mas Louise Ballard ef
Waynes ville, In officer of the
National Council of State Gar
den Cluba, will act aa Advisor.
The Garden Club of North
Caroline sponsor* this school
through the President. Mrs.
kx. Landolina. Sr., of de
mons, and Mrs. JJBJL Dae*
ghtridge of Rocky Mount, who
chairman of State Schooli.
operation of Nonh Caroline
State Did versify at Ratatgi
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