The Cherokee Scout and Clay County
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'Cley County's Best Seller'
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V?lun>? 7$ Number 33 Mar. 7, 1968 8 Paget T hit W??k Published W??kiy ? Sccond Clots Po?*ogt Poid o* Murphy
Ford-lmperiale Vows
Made In Chamblee
Mrs. Ginger Gray Ford and
Mr. Richard Eugene Imperlale
were married February 17 at
the McElroy Presbyterian
church in Chamblee, Ga. with
Rev. Jack Bunkley officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. T. C. Gray of Hayes
ville and the late Mr. Gray.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mrs. James Harris of Miami
Fla. and Mr. Anthony E.
Imperlale of Atlantic City,
New Jersey.
Mr. Thomas C. Gray , Jr.
of Leesburg, Va. gave his
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sister in marriage and Mrs.
Dean Turner was her sister's
matron at honor.
Mr. Charles W. Schaeffer of
Marietta vas best man. Mr.
W. L. Thomas of Marietta and
Mr. Dean Turner of Athens,
Tenn. were ushers.
Organist was Mrs. Robert
English o i Atlanta.
A reception followed . Mrs.
Sam Harmon, Mrs. Raymond
Laminack, Mrs. Wayne
Paliver and Mrs. Bill Gray
served.
The brides book was kept
by Mrs. Melvln Phillips of
Atlanta.
The bridegroom is a quality
control supervisor for Lock
heed Georgia company. The
bride is a secretary at Lock
heed.
After a week's honeymoon
to Nassau, Mr. and Mrs. Im
perial will live in Marietta.
Seniors To
Present Play
The Hayesville Seniors will
present "Room Number 13"
next Tuesday at 7;30 p.m. in
the school auditorium.
The play is a three act
mystery comedy.
Admission will be 50 cents
for adults and 25 cents for
children.
Mark Pfenlands
Wed 70 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pen
land of Rt 3, Hayesville will
celebrate their 70th wedding
anniversary Sunday.
Friends and relatives are
invited to call from 2 to
4 p.m.
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Week-end guests of Mrs.
T. C. Gray of Hayesville were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray, and
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Knott of
Western Carolina University
of Cullowhee. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Imperlale and son of
Marietta, Ga.
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Free Plans Offered
On Vacation House
Comfort, convenience, saf
ety and economy are the in
gredients that go into a low
cost vacation bouse, which has
been designed by agricultural
engineers of the U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The bouse features the kind
of gracious, easy living you
find in the most expensive
home, the engineers say. Here
are four reasons why the en
gineers like the bouse;
First, it is simple and easy
to construct A person can
use 'post-and-girt constru
ction?the do-it-yourself bui
lding method that provides
good, long -lasting housing at
low cost.
Second, the costs are low.
A person can build the forms
and foundation with low -cost
materials such as post,
beams and girts. These mat
erials, along with the do-it
yourself method, will cut labor
cost by half and total cost by
one- fourth. If a person builds
the entire structure with his
Land Bank Serves
Farm Credit Needs
"The Federal Land Bank
Association of Asheville con
tinues to serve the sound,
constructive and productive
long-term credit needs of far
mers in this area during the
most unfavorable monetary
situation in its 50-year his
tory," according to Edward
C. Sumner, manager of the
association.
"The cost of money from
the sale of bonds to the in
vesting public, the source of
loan funds for the Land Bank
System, reached the highest
point in the history of the
system during 1967," ex
plained Sumner.
In setting an all-time high
record in credit service to
farmers in 1907, the Ashe
ville Association extended
credit in the amount of $1,
700,000 and bad over 1,000
loans to farmers, growers,
and ranchers in excess of
$10,000,000 at the end of the
year, Sumner said. The asso
ciation paid $17,012 in divi
dends to its firmer-members
during the year anH this added
to dividends in previous years
amounts to $84,383.
The association is one of
46 farmer-owned Land Bank
associations which make and
served Land Bank loans (or
The Federal Land Bank of
Columbia in North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and
Florida-the four states served
by the bank.
R. A. Darr, president of
the Columbia bank, reported
that the bank now has over
38.000 loans to farmers, gro
wers, ana ranchers in the
four state district in the
amount of more than $473
million.
The Asheville Association
served farmers in twelve
Western counties from the
office located in Asheville.
Officers and directors of
the association include W.
Mack Rogers of Leicester,
president; S. R. Cathey of
Fletcher, vice president, Alex
Crowell of Enka, director,
Max Waldroup of Hayesville,
director; Edward C. Sumner,
manager; Jake Grigg, assis
tant manager and Charles
Robinson, fieldman.
own labor, the house costs
should be reduced by about
half.
Third, durable materials
are recommended. A person
should use pressure- treated
timber. Preserved wood pro
ducts increase the life of mat
erials without reducing the
strength. Wall panels, trusses
and floor systems were load
tested to prove strength and
durability.
Fourth, the house features
a unique central beating sys
tem. A person can use any
type of heater- -wood, coal,
gas or oil-fired. A tan draws
warm air from a centrally
located intake near the ceiling
and delivers it into the crawl
space beneath the floor. This
warm air gives a warm floor
and a warm wall. This type
of heating produces even
temperatures for draft-free
comfort.
Detailed working drawings
of Plan #5997 may be obtained
from your county Extension
office or by writing to the
Extension Agricultural en
gineer at North Carolina State
University at Raleigh.
Band Boosters
Elect Officers
The Murphy Band Boosters
met Monday night and elected
officers.
Elected were: Kenneth God
frey, president; Jerry Hatch
ett, vice-president, Nell
White, secretary; John Gill,
treasurer; Delia Newman,
fund raising chairman; and
Ruby Craig, publicity chair
man.
Band Director Paul E. Pen
Inge r announced that a spring
concert will be presented
April 18 and Band Day will
be held May 4.
Ex Resident Dies In Va.
Vance Wiggins, 73, a former
resident of Clay County and a
native of Swain County, died
in an Alexandria, Va. hospital
February 28. He was a vet
eran of World War L
Survivors include the wi
dow, Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins;
one son, five daughters, one
brother and three sisters,
Including Mrs. Annie Gibby
and Mrs. Martha Gibby of Ha
yesville; 21 grandchildren and
13 great grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial
was held In Brysoa City oa
Sunday at 2 p. u.
Attending the funeral (ran
Hayesvflle were Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Gibby and Breada, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Gibby, Mrs.
Alice Underdown, Mr. and Mrs
Roger Underdown and Terry
and Boy Gibby of Young Harris.
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