THE CHEROKEE SCOUT aid CUY COUHTY
PROGRESS
Volume 77 Number 41. M*y 4. 1967 8 p.?, This Week FuMf*** C?
Regional Library To Assist
In Opening Of Moss Library
With the opening of the new
Moss Memorial Library only
a few weeks away, folks at the
Nantahala Regional Library
headquarters have been
making plans to help with the
move and the furnishing of
books to fill the new shelves.
Clay County has been a
member of the Nanthala
Regional Library system
since Its beginning in 1942.
Each of the three counties,
Cherokee, Graham and Clay
supports the Regional Lib
rary with appropriations of
50$ per capita. In turn this
region qualifies for the Reg
ional Incentive Gram based
on amount of local support,
and earns $3,000. per county
along with the Basic State Aid
to Public Libraries of $4,000.
per county.
The headquarters library
for this region is located on
the ground floor of the Murphy
Carnegie Library building and
is staffed with a professionally
trained librarian, Mrs. Felix
Palmer, and business ma
nager, Mrs. Bunch Nugent,
who order, process, catalog
books and periodicals and
Mrs. C.H. Townson,Assistant
director and bookmobile
librarian and Mrs. Elizabeth
Morris, bookmobile driver
and assistant, who keep the
bookmobile running in these
three counties. Most of the
books are purchased through
a central processing center
located at the State Library
in Raleigh, thus avoiding much
duplication and relieving the
staff for other tasks.
Llbrariers cooperating in a
region gain many advantages
that could not be achieved
alone. These member
libraries have access to the
entire collection of books
and periodicals through the
interlibrary loan system. If
a book is not available in
J
this region ? request is sent
to he State Library and there,
with the record of holdings of
several otner large libraries,
almost any book in the State
can be made available to the
citizens of this area.
This region is fortunate to
have State Library Con
sultants to advise librarians
and aid in new projects. Miss
Phyllis Snyder is the consult
ant for this area and has
worked many hours on the
SC Honor Roll
Announced
Shooting Creek School
Honor Roll: (six week grading
period ending April 25,1967)
Mrs. Burch: Donald Led
ford, Denny Patterson, Susie
Hogsed, Kay Patterson, Lynn
Reynolds, Clara Ann Woody,
Willard Enloe.
Mr. Rogers: Jennie Mash
burn, Debbie Reynolds, Mich
ael Hogsed, Patty Ledford,
Lannette Moss, Jackie Led
ford, Ralph Moss, Anthony
Davenport.
Mrs. Groves: Barbara Hog
sed, Ronnie Anderson, Evelyn
Ledford, Anita Ledford.
Mr. Wood: Fletcher Brad
ley, Kathy Hogsed, Melody
Hogsed, Diann Maney, Joyce
Rogers, Debbie Woody.
Mr. MacCorkle: Hank Mc
Clure, Evelyn Rogers, Becky
Penland, Janet Maney.
Mr. Burch: Clyde Ledford,
J acqueline Braldey, Scotty
Penland.
Senior Citizens
To Meet Friday
There will be a Senior Cit
izen meeting in the basement
of Hayes ville Methodist
Church on Friday at 3 p.m.
Burgess Bailey will show
pictures of local scenery.
planning ot he Moss Memorial
Library Building.
The Nantahala Regional
Library belongs to he Adult
Film Project which contains
hundreds of films on many
different subjects. These
films are available use, free,
to church groups, clubs, insti
tutions, P.T.A.'s and others.
For further information on
films, bookmobile service,
etc., call Nantahala Regional
Library, 831-225.
Moore Beats Weaver
In Mayor's Race
M.C. Moore was elected
election Tuesday. He defeated
the incumbent Mayor, DonS.
Weaver.
Moore, presently a member
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A household shower
honoring Mrs. Keith Gibson,
was given Saturday night, Ap
ril, 29. Miss Judy Enlow had
charge of the games. 25
guests attended and delicious
refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs. Geneva
Ashe and Mrs Janice McClure
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Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc
Clure were Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Baelz of Carydon, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Chastine
of Belmont, N.C.
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Mrs. Hazel White spent
last week with her grand
dauhter and family at Way
nes vill e.
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Carmon Anderson is home
after spending several days
in a Georgia hospital.
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The WSCS of Myers Chapel
met at the home of Mrs. Hoke
McClure on Monday, night.
The attendance was very good.
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of the Town Board, received
114 votes and Weaver received
77 votes.
Paul J. Vaught, Jr. led the
race for three seats on the
Town Board with 170 votes.
C.A. Carroll and James Har
rell Moore were also elected
to the Board with 130 and 116
votes, respectively.
Another candidate for the
Board, George Thompson, re
ceived 99 votes.
Area Men In Service
?Two sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Ledford, Rt. 2,Hayesville
are currently serving in Viet
nam.
SSgt. Jack W. Ledford has
been awarded the Gold Medal
and Silver Star for his actions
in the war. He is serving with
an advisor team.
His brother, SP4 Richard
Ledford, is with the 3rd Bri
gade Task Force.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craw
ford spent the past week in
St. Petersburg Florida with
their daughter and son-in-law.
Dr and Mrs. Robert Bald
win . Mrs. Baldwin and son
Robert Jr., returned with them
for a visit.
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13 Rescue Squad Members
Complete Training Course
Thirteen members of the
Clay County Rescue Squad
have received certificates for
completion of a course
conducted by Graham Johnston
of Elkin. He was sponsored by
the N.C. State Department of
Insurance.
The instruction covered 12
hours over a four-night
period.
Those receiving certfi
cates were Johnny C. Auberry,
Howard Coffee, R.B. Coffee,
H.C. McDowell, George Mar
tin .Harold C. Martin, Sgt. Ho
ward "Buck" Martin, Harold
Moss, Robert "Butch"
Staton, Paul Watkins,
Don Weaver, Carl D. Moses
and Capt Paul "Heavy" Meese
Graham told the group it
Mr. ans Mrs. Burvin Bau
com spent last weekend with
Mrs. Mary Lou Ashe.
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Captain Jennings W. Bris
tol, U.S Army was home for
three days last week. Captain
Bristol is stationed at Camp
Polk, La. He is the son of
George and Rena Bristol.
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Moran
have moved into their new
home. Twenty-five guests at
tended the house warming
Friday night. Hostesses were
Mrs . Bertha Gibby, Mrs. Nina
Coleman and Mrs. Mary Bess
Shelton.
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Floyd Ledford, Jr. andOran
Peck police officers from Salt
Lake City were viitors at the
Bob Burch and George Bris
tol homes last week. Mr. Led
ford is a native of Clay County
and is the son of the former
Grace Millsaps. The men were
on their way to Raleigh to pick
up a prisoner to be returned to
Salt Lake City. Mr. Lefordhas
three aunts living in the
county, Mrs. Reva Bristol,
Mrs. Violet Burch and Mrs.
Mae Moore.
took a "special type" of man
to be a good member of a res
cue squad, one who Is willing
to sacrifice time, rffort and
money for the good of others.
Two more training schools
are planned by the Clay County
group in the near future.
P3achtree News
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Mrs. William Robinson
visited her mother, who has
been quite ill, in Gastonia
last week.
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Peachtree is pleased to
learn that one of her residents,
Mrs. Bob Hendrix, was winner
of the Regional Business and
Professional Women's Award
on last Sunday, April 30th. She
will now participate for state
honors in Durham in June.
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We are happy to learn that
Mrs. Byrd Hall is able to be
home from the hospital.
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Card Of Thanks
The family of Harley R.
Parker acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the
kind expression of sympathy
shown by friends and
relatives.
SPARE TIME INCOME
Refilling and cllecting money
from NEW TYPE high quality
coin operated dispensers in
this area. No selling. To
qualify you must havecar,re
ferences, $600 to $2,900 cash.
Seven tctwelve hours weekly
can net excellent monthly in
come. More full time. For
personal interview write P.O.
BOX 4185, PITTSBURGH, PA.
15202. Include phone number.
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Andrews News
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whit*
son, Weaverville, visited Dr.
W.P. Whitson and Miss Eliza*
beth Whitson and went camping
for the weekend.
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Mrs. "BiUy"Shiedy. Becky
and Scott were home for the
weekend.
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Mrs. Jake Buchanan and
Jakie were home for a few
days this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bris
tol and family spent the week
end in Charlotte.
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Mr. Howard Haithcock,
Deputy District Governor of
Region I of the Lions Club of
Franklin was the speaker for
the Sunday morning worship
service at Andrews Presby
terian Church.
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Mrs. Fannie Pullium, Can
cer chairman forEasternCh
erokee reported that approxi
matey 30 people assisted in
the door-to-door cancer drive
canvas Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Annie Stover is heading the
Cancer campaign in the Rhodo
Topton area and Mrs. Ruby
Bryson the Marble area. This
week Mr. JoeElKhouriandhis
committee will be calling on
the businesses in downtown
Andrews. Mrs. Pulliumsaldlf
anyone has been missed to
please mail their donations to
her care of Citizens Bank &
Trust Co. Andrews, N.C. Out
of all local donations Cherokee
County keep AOS for use in
our county.
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t Market
Repart
STEWART
A daughter, Kimberly
Dawn to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Stewart of Murphy,
April 27, at Providence hos
pital. Mrs. Stewart is the for
mer Miss Janice Betty Little.
HALL
A son, William Paul to Mr.
and Mrs. Leon G. Hall of Rt,
5, Murphy April 22 at Provi
dence hospitaL Mrs. Hall is
the former Miss Ruby Faye
Montgomery.
LADD
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ladd of
Marble announce the birth of
a daughter, Maria Faye, April
17 at District Memorial Hos
pital in Andrews.
Mrs. Ladd is the former
Nell Phillips of Murphy.
Ivie Funeral Home
Murphy-Andr9ws-Hay9svttl$
HUGHES INFANT
ANDREWS ? Millette'
Deneen Hughes, infant daugh
ter erf Dennis and Gladys Swan
son Hughes, died Thursday in a
local hospital.
Surviving in addition to the
parents are a sister, Robin
Hughes erf the home; the ma- -
ternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank M. Swanson of
Marble; and the paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Hughes of Andrews.
Graveside services were
held Thursday in Valley Riv
er Cemetery by the Rev.
France Postell.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. MARTHA GREEN
CULBERSON -- Mrs.
Martha Ledelia Green, 71,
died in a Murphy hospital
Tuesday April 25 following a
long illness.
She was a native of Union
County, Ga., a daughter of the
late Joe and Sarah Jane Voyles
Cearley and a member of ML
Zion Baptist Church.
Surviving are the nusoana,
Sam W. Green; two daughters
Mrs. Myrtle Carney and
Mrs. Leona Owens both of
Murphy; two sons, Sam O.and
Clinton Green, both of Cul
berson; two sisters, Mrs.
Josie Stiles of Ellijay, Ga.
and Mrs. Marsena Walker of
Gastonia; and a brother, Lu
ther Cearley of Gastonia.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Thursday in Oak Grove Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Calvin Thompson
and the Rev. Raymond Carroll
officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harford,
Homer and Wesley Cearley,
Jack and Robert Rich and C.B.
Hedrick.
I vie Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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