Mr. and Mr*. Homer N. Glbby, of Hayesvllle, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mary Frances, to Mr.
Dewltt Berrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wlnford A. Berrong of
Hlawassee, Ga.
Miss Glbby, a graduate of Hayesvllle High School, attended
Young Harris College, Young Harris, Ga. and Carson-Newman
College, Jefferson City, Term. She Is presently employed
by the Clay County Public School System.
Mr. Berrong, a graduate of Towns County High School,
served with the U. S. Armed Forces and Is presently em
ployed by Swift Refineries, Chattanooga, Tenn.
A June wedding Is planned. .....
ASCS NEWS
ORGANIZATION OF ASC
COMMITTEEMEN MEETS
County members of the
North Carolina Association
of Farmer Elected
Committeemen met In the
ASCS office Thursday night.
Two members, Ernest G.
Smith and Frank Brooks, will
attend die State meeting in
Raleigh on November 6th and
7th.
At the meeting Thursday
night, the members present
discussed the recommen
dations for ASCS program im
provements they wish to have
presented at the State meet
ing.
1967 AGRICULTURAL
CONSERVATION PROGRAM
The 1967 ACP program year
ends December 31, 1967. There
Is still a limited amount of
funds available for lime and
tree seedlings. Interested far
mers should file their request
at once.
1968 COUNTY ACP
DEVELOPED
The County ACP Develop
ment Group (county chair
men Group (County co
mmitteemen, SCS Technician
Forest Service representative
and County Extension Chair
man) met Monday for the
purpose of formulating th<
1968 county ACP.
Program announcement wilJ
be made prior to thefirst of th<
year and the signup wil
begin in January.
The Cherokee Scout and Clay County
PROGRESS
'Clay County's Btst S*ll?r'
V?Imm 78 Nuabar U Hov. t, 1M7 12 P<>Hi Thla ?Mk Published W**kly ? Sscond Class Po?tofl? P?ld at Murphy
CULLOWHEE-- Groundbreaking at Western Carolina University launched construction of
a 1579,000 comprenensive Mental Health-Mental Retardation center, i be two-story air
conditioned structure will be the only comprehensive training and service center of its kind
in the state. Housed under one roof will be the WCU Speech and Hearing Center, Learning
and Language Disorders Center, Developmental Evaluation Center and Mental Health Clinic.
The latter includes traditional mental health services and a new mental health day care
program. Dr. C. D. K Lilian serves as administrator of the center with Dr. Stanley Nale
as coordinator. Haywood Contracting Co. of Lake Junaluska is general contractor. Other
contractors are Osborne Plumbing of Brevard, plumbing; Brynat Electric of Brevard, el
ectrical; R & W Inc. of Asheville, heating; and Southern School Services of Canton, com
munications system. When complete, the center will be the most up-to-date In the South
east for training and treatment in the fields of mental health and retardation. (WCU Photo
by Brie Brady)
emergency loans
available through FHA.
Farmers in Clay County are
now eligible to apply for
emergency loans from
Farmers Home Adminis
tration because 1967 crops
were severly damaged by ad
verse weather.
Loans may be obtained for
' the purchase of feed, seed,
fertilizer, replacement of
equipment or livestock and
? other items needed to main
tain a normal farming oper
i at ion.
All loans will be for a
maximum of seven years
with a rate of three, percent
s interest on the unpaid bal
ance.
[ Further information is
? available from the Farmers
I Home Administration office
I in Hayes ville.
Door Prize
Donors Thanked
The Hayesville Faculty and
Parents want to express their
appreclalon to the local bus
iness men fr their co-oper
ation In giving door prizes for
the Halloween Carnival.
The following buslness's
gave donations:
Mary's Beauty Shop, Louise
Moore's Beauty Shop, M. C.
Moore's Store, John son's Ser
vice Station, Jones Ford Mot
tor Co., Four Point Service
Station, Bradley's Auto Sup
ply, Ray's Pharmacy, Clay
County Hardware, Western
Auto, Hayesville Farm & Egg
Corp., Tiger's Department
Store, BltT Supermarket,
Bo Ice Supply Co., Crawford &
Ming us Supply, Jack Woods
Gulf Station, Carolina Dress
Corp. and Crawfords Service
Station.
England Urges
Soil Testing
Why should I have my soil
tested? This is a reason
able question because after
all, it requires some effort to
take soil samplesproperly and
to see that they reach the
laboratory along with the in
formation that must ac
company them. This question
another question; Why do you
check the fuel gauge on your
automobile before you start to
town or on a trip? You
check your fuel gauge to make
sure you don't run out of gas
before you reach your destin
ation. In spite of this modern
convenience, people still run
out of gas and likewise each
year many crops, "run out of
fuel," before harvest time
says P. W. England, Clay
County Extension Chairman.
Having your soil tested is
in effect checking your soil's
fuel unk. It tells you what
the nutrient levels are In your
soil; but it goes one step
further. A soil test report
also tells you the kind and
amounts of nutrients that you
need to add to reach a cer
tain goal or destination. A
soil test is not an end in
itself, for it won't help you
increase yields and profits
one bit if you don't use the
information it provides. It
may help you save some money
by enabling you to spend your
fertilizer dollar more wisely
but what is much more
important, it can help you
make more money by helping
you make sure that a nutri
ent deficiency is not the lim
iting factor in your crop
yields.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Haves vllle announce the
marriage of their daughter, Sandra k- aye id PFC Gary G.
Barnard on Nov. 1, 1967 at Walhalla, S. C. The Ceremony
was performed by Judge William John D. Long. The bride
wore a two piece gold colored suit with brown accessories
She is a graduate of Hayesville High School and has been
employed by Liberty Mutual Ins. Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
The Groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnard of
Marietta, Ga. He is a graduate of Towns Co. High School
and was employed by Booth's Jones Associates of "Ral
eigh, N. C. But is now serving in the U. S. Army in Vietnam.
The executive committee of
Waynesville District Meth
odist Woman's Society of
Christian Service met Thurs
day, November 2, at Hlnton
Rural Life Renter, HayesvUle,
with Mrs. R. K. Butler,
president, presiding.
Mrs. Harold Wells, of Mur
phy, was elected to represent
the district, along with the
president, at the Southeastern
Jurisdiction meeting In Bir
mingham, February 21-24.
Mrs. Clifford Lovin, of
Cullowhee, was chosen as al
ternate.
Tentative plans were made
for a workshop on World
Understanding as a follow up
of a conference workshop in
latt October in Winston
Salem, attended by Mrs. But
ler and Mrs. S. L. Rogers.
The purpose of the work
shop was to aquaint the -
women with the people, pro
blems, and politics of Afri
can nations. Further Dlans
were made and committees
appointed for the District An
nual Meeting at Hlnton Center,
May 3, with the International
Human Rights Year as its
theme, and for the Conference
Annual Meeting at Lake Jun
aluska In June, for which Way
nesvllle District will be hos
tess.
Six members of the exec
utive committee were selected
to attend a Leadership Train
ing Session in Statesville late
In March, in preparation for
the district annual meeting:
Mrs. S. L. Rogers, Mrs. Joe
Hicks, Mrs. George Dalton,
Mrs. W. W. Sloan, Mrs.
Charles Gldney, and Mrs. But
ler.
Hostesses for the .luncheon
meeting Thursday were
members of the committee
from Hayesvllle and Murphy:
Mrs. W. R. Taylor, Mrs. M
R. Alexander, Mrs. George
Dalton, Mrs. HaroldMcSwain,
Mrs. J. Burgess Bailey.
Clay Student
Mission Volunteer
JEFFERSON CrTY.TENN.
A graduate of Hayesvllle High
School is one of SO students
Carson-Newman College who
are mission volunteers.
She is Mildred Elaln Wood
ard, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth W.Woodard,Rt.
1, Hayesvllle, N. C. A fresh
man at the Baptist Institution,
her home church is Mt. Plea
sant Baptist.
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