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The Great Race'
Deed Transfers
Fula Mae Allen to Mae
Powell, property In Murphy.
Ty W. and Janice Burnett
to Shirley Coffey property in
Valleytown.
Blanche S. Blackwell to
Texanna Water Corp. property
in Murphy.
Belvia Baker to Blakely
Baker property inShoal Creek
Township.
Claude L. and Marcella
Frick to James L. McHan,
property in Cherokee County.
Ora Gilley to Wiford R.
and Freddie Gilley, property
in Hothouse township.
Foe a and mary S. Jack
son Sr. to Texanna Water
Corp. property in Murphy.
J. Carl and Lucille Kil
patrick to Grace M. Howard,
property in Cherokee County.
Dee and Beatrice Kephart
to Jerry and Patricia Kep
hart, property in Cherokee
County.
Lush and Hattie B. Led
ford to Shirley Coffey,
property in Valleytown.
Warren and Hetty Mason
to Evelyn Gladson property
in Hothouse,
Edward E. and Florence
Mundy to Earl and Florence
Mundy, property in Murphy.
Earl and Florence Mundy
to Edward and Florence
Mundy, property in Murphy
Danny Ray and Mary
Lou Mason to James L. McHan
property in Cherokee County
Chariie and Maude McClure
to Max H. and Penny N. Mc
Clure property in Cherokee
County.
Florda, Brockman, Walter
S. Shirley, Roy and Grace,
Carl, Carolyn, Ada Lee,
James, Betty, Lynn, Susie,
Charles, Martha, Ray and
Joye McGan to James L.
McHan propertyin Cherokee
County.
Delrna Purser to John H.
and lucille Panther, property
in Valleytown.
Letha S. Powell to Texanna
Community Water property in
Murphv.
Carl and Callie Gentry to
J.H. Dockery and MajorieLee
Dockery property in Murphy
township.
C.E. Hyde, Tr., to Roy J.
and Verdie Mae Dean, prop
erty In Cherokee County.
John Lawrence and Bar
bara J". Hall to Hannan Black
well property in Murphy.
Dwlght M. and Mabel B.
Murphy to Norvell and Eva
Jean Murphy property in
Beaverdam township.
George and Lee J. Morrow
to Frank and Ganarah Palmer
property in Murphy.
Mae Powell to Eupa Mae
Allen property in Murphy.
Gail M. and Roy Seidner to
Norvell and Neva Jean Mur
phy, property in Beaverdam
township.
E.F. and Dora Trantham to
Fred and Hadie B. Luther,
property in Valleytown.
Ellis and Sue Yonce to Don
W. and Gordie Yonce Byrd
property in Cherokee County.
B.N. and Lucy Carter to
Poly and Loretta Carter,
property in Cherokee County.
Crawford Kidd and wife to
J ames Ralph and Margaret
Elizabeth Carter, property in
Cherokee County.
George and Lila Mae Alen
propertyin Cherokee County.
Charles and Gweneth Pull
ium to Ralph and Ruby Law
rence, property In Andrews.
Cecil and Frank Sudderth
to J.C. and Mary Helen Allen
property in Cherokee County.
Jimmie and Birdie Smith
to J.C. and Mary H. Allen,
property in Cherokee County.
Eula Mae Allen to Mae
Powell, property in Murphy.
Walter and Bessie Murphy
Bryson et als to Nor veil and
Eva Jean Murphy property in
Beaverdam township.
Eddie and Wanda M. Brewer
et als to Nor veil and Eva Jean
Murphy, property in Beaver
dam.
James and Nina Crisp to
Resource Processors, Inc.,
property in Cherokee County.
Paul and Dorothy S.Curtis
to William O. and Kate Will
iams, property in Cherokee
County.
Joe M. and Lizzie Phillips
Colard to Flora Cothern,
property in Valleytown.
Jack M. and Themla Fran
cis to Julis and Annie H.Young
property in Valleytown.
Ellis and Sue Yonce to
Don W. and Gordie Yonce
Byrd, property in Cherokee
County t
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MURPHY TIRE & APPLIANCE CO.
Phone 837-2821 Murphy, N. C.
AREA MEN IN SERVICE
DEVERO MARTIN
SAIGON, VIETNAM (AHTN
C)? Army Major Devero Mar
tin, son of Fred Martin, Rt.
5, Murphy was assigned to the
U.S. Army Support Command
Saigon, Vietnam.
Major Martin is the 1st
Logistical Commad, U.S.
Army Mortuary. He entered
the Army In 1954.
He was graduated from
Murphy High School in 1945
?nd received a B.S. degree
from North Carolina State
College, Raleigh in 1954. Ma
jor Martin received his
commission through the Res
serve Officers Training Corps
at North Carolina State Col
lege. His wife, Mildred, lives
?t 411 Cheatham St., Franklin
ton, NC
WILLIAM a GRAVES JR.
FT. BRAGG, N.C. (AHTN
C)--Cadet William R. Graves
Jr., 20, son of Mr. and Mrs
William R. Graves Sr., Rt. 1
Murphy is attending Army
reserve Officers' Training
Corps summer camp at Ft.
3ragg, N.C. Graves is a sti
dent at Wake forest Univer- I
sity at Winston-Salem. N.C. .
Cadet Graves is a 1964 grad
uate of Murphy High School. (
CLAUDE A MCFALLS
ORLANDO, Fla., --Master
Sergeant Claude A. McFalls,
son of Mrs. Coyle E. Mc
Falls of Andrews has been
graduated from the U.S. Air
Force Senior Noncommiss
ioned Officer Academy at Or
lando AFB, Fla.
Sergeant McFalls, who re
ceived advanced military lea
dership and management
training, is a fuel super
visor at Robins AFB, Ga. He
is a member of the Contin
ental Air Command which
keeps the 360,000-member
Air Force Reserve operation
ally ready.
The sergeant, a graduate of
Franklin High School, is a vet
eran of the Korean War.
His wife, Lila, is the daugh
ter of Mr. andMrs.L.W. Wal
ters of 705 Kenneth St. , Con
way, S.C.
NOTICE
Auction - Sale
Used Cars and Trucks
Saturday, July 29 - 1:30 P. M.
31 ue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation
Mil sell the following vehicles at auction, to the
lighest bidder, for cash, on an as-is basis, at the
jffices of the Cooperative on the above date and time.
2 - 1960 Model Chevrolet Sedans ?
4 Door, Biscayne
1 - 1962 Model Ford Truck, F-500 -
Flat Bed
1 - 1961 Model Ford Truck, F-500 -
Utility Body with Winch and Hyd ra
dically Operated A-Frame
I " 1956 Model Ford, F-600 - Utility Body
with Hydraulically Operated. Routing
Boom
This equipment may be inspected at the Cooperative
offices between the hours of 8:00 A. M. and 4:00
P. M., Monday through Friday aid between Noon and
1:30 P M. on the date of sale.
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN E. M. C.
Young Harris, Georgia
You Don't Have To Use
ADVERTISING?
If You Think So, Then . . .
PREACHERS ? Should preach only one sermon or so a year. People are
against sin anyway, so why harp on it.
TRAFFIC LIGHTS ? Should be turned off at dangerous intersections to
save electricity. Everyone knows it's a dangerous spot and that is
sufficient.
TEACHERS ? No need to review lessons. Tell the children just once and
they'll never forget.
HIGHWAY POLICE ? Stop driving up and down the highways. No need
to caution drivers by patrolling highways. Drivers know the law and
should obey.
OUT - OF - TOWNERS ? That advertise and mail order firms that send
catalogues are wasting their money. Everyone knows what is sold at
stores in town and they'll shop at home.
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If you are one of the foolish kind, like the Notre Dame
cathedral that has stood for six centuries but still rings
the bell every day to let people know if sthere, and believes
in consistent, profitable advertising, then you will . .
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