THE CHEROKEE SCOUT and CUY COUNTY
PROGRESS
Volume 77 Number 60, July 6. ly67 6 I ?ges Thu Week P-Wl*#* ? t.c?d CI... P..t^. .. *??h,
Caravan To Phone Hearings Planned
Byers-Green
Vows Made
Miss Patricia Ann Byers
and Bobby Frank Green were
united in Holy matrimony at
4 p.m. Saturday, June 24, at the
home of Rev. Jimmy Hogs ed of
Brasstown, N.C.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Betty JoBrady of Jer
sery City, N.J. and Frank
Byers, Jr. of Atlanta. She is a
graduate of Hayesville High
School.
Mr. Green is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Green of
Brasstown. He attended
Hayesville High School and is
employed by Rimco Mfg. Co.
The couple will make their
home in Brasstown, N.C.
STEVE AND MAURICE ENGLAND will compete in a state 4-H Contest ir. Raleigh during the
week of July 24. The Clay County boys earned the trip to Raleigh by winning the Poultry dem
onstration at Waynesville on J une 20.
Three Injured Near Glade Gap
Three Gastonia residents
were injured Saturday morn
ing when the car in which they
were riding ran off the road
and overturned near Glade
Gap on US S4. The scene of the
accident is 10 1/2 miles east
of Hayesville.
Highway Patrolman Patt
Miller said Carey Lee Webb,
19, told him he was travelling
west and was entering a left
hand curve when he met a
vehicle. Webb told Miller he
dodged the vehicle and ran out
off the right side of the road.
Webb and his sister, Char
lotte Webb, 21, were treated
and released at Towns County
hospital in Hiawassee, Ga.
Another passenger, Jimmy
Blair, 19, was also taken to
I owns County Hospital. Miller
said he was told Blair had
severe cuts.
The car was reported to be
a total loss.
Day Urges All With
Complaints To Attend
A carava:i of dissatisfied
telephone subscribers is
scheduled to depart Hayes
ville ne>? Thursday, July 13,
to attend hearings conducted
by the State UtilitiesCommi
ssion in Asheville.
Tom Day of Hayesville, who
has been working to secure
better telephone service in
southwestern North Carolina
for the past seven years,
says the Commission will hear
testimony from this area
beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday
in the Federal Building in
Asheville.
He said the caravan will
leave Hayesville at 5:45 a.m.
and mtet cars from Murphy at
Marble around 6:15 a.m Cars
from Andrews and
Robbmsville are expected to
join the motorcade.
Day said it is important
that anyone having a complaint
against Westco Telephone Co.
attend the hearings and be
prepared to testify.
"It's now or never". Day
said. He pointed out that State
officials are concerned about
the complaints being made in
this area. He said those who
have complaints must make
them during this hearing if
they want action.
"This is the best oppor
tunity we've ever had or will
have" to get better phone
service, Day said.
He said the testimony of
both business leaders and pri
vate citizens should be
presented at the hearing.
North Carolina Assistant
Attorney General George
Goodwin and Asheville
attorney Robert R. Williams
Jr. have been meeting with
people throughout western
North Carolina during the past
several days to hear comp
laints about telephone ser
vice
Williams has been hired by
the Attorney General's office
to represnt the people at the
Asheville hearings next week.
Sawyer-Roland
Wedding Held
Mr. and Mrs. Dent Saw
yer of Hayesville announce
the wedding of their daugh
ter, Brenda, to Kenneth Row
land, son of Mrs Louise
Rowland of Hiawassee, Ga.
They were married June
30.
Maney-Monkus Vows Made
Beatrice Maney, daughter
oi Mrs. /.ell Mane) oi Shoot
ing Creek became the bride
of Kelley Monkus, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Monkus on
J ufie 9 at 7:30 at the home of
the groom'; parents.
The cereomony was
performed by Rev. Burlin
rhomason. The sister of the
groom, Linda Phillips, was
maid of honor. Troy Phillips,
brother in law of the groom
served as best man.
The bride was attired in a
chiffon over luxurious crepe
sheat of acetate and rayon;
acetate taffeta lined. The back
had a bowed V-collar. The
bride carried a white Bible
topped with pink carnations.
The bride is a graduate of
Hayesville High School and
the groom is a graduate
of Hayesville and is employed
by the Blairsville Shoe fac
tory.
Members of the family and
-CC
Those of the Dr. Fred Moss
family who attended the dedi
cation of Moss Memorial Lib
rary June 25 were Mrs. Fred
Moss and daughter, Fredricka
Dr. and Mrs. James Moss and
their family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Moss Bill and Bob Moss all of
Alexandria, Va. Dr. Claudine
Gay and Spencer Gay of Wash
ington, D.C.
a few friends attended the
wedding. A reception
followed the ceremony at the
home of the groom s par
ents.
I"he couple will reside in
their new home at Warne,
NC
Church News
There wiu De a nome
coming at ML Pisgah Baptist
Church, Warne, Sunday July
9.
Rev. Jimmy Rogers will
speak at the elven o'clock
services.
There will be singing and
fellowship in the afternoon.
The Myers Chapel WSCS
met I uesday evening in Che
home of Mrs. Cline E.
McClure. The program titled
"The Church and People With
Special Needs", was pre
sented by different members
of the group. During the social
hour refreshments were
served by Miss Donna
McClure to the following lad
ies:
Mrs. Jack Groves, Mrs.
Bob Ashe, Mrs. Janice Mc
Clure, Mrs. Ruby Corpening,
Mrs. Carroll McClure, Mrs.
Narvie Hall, Mrs. Mellissia
Owens, Mrs. Harold McClure,
Miss Debbie Groves and Mrs.
W.C. Anderson.
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