Ivie Funeral Home Marphy-Aadraws-Hoytsville LANEY -Services for Mrs. Dockery Laaey, 28, of Mrs. Mm Dockery Ga. who died was held at Hogsed and Rev. Arthur Humphries at Burial vas la the cearetery. Cousins as pallbearers. Laney was a native at Coaaty, had attended High school and had to Georgia for the 10 years. She was a men of Elisabeth Baptist Church Ga. In addition to the are the husband, Pat at Woodstock; a daagh Llnda, and a son, Eddie both of the home; two Mrs. Georgia Hughes Tenn. and Mrs. ofHightstown, N. J. Ivie Funeal Home was in charge at arrangement. WILL U GRANT NANTAHALA - Will L. Grant 00, erf Bessemer City formerly of Macon County, died Sunday May 12,in a Bessemer City hospital after a long illness. Surviving are seven sons, Wade, Vernal and Odell, all of Bessemer City, Herschel of Hickory, Marshall of Memphis Tenn., Edward o I West Palm Beach, Fla., and Olson Grant of Nantahala; four daughters, Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Mrs. Marion Pierce, Mrs. Norma Jean Waddell and Mrs. Aubrey Rhinehart, all of Bessemer City I Services were held at 2:30 i p. m. Thursday in Old Briar town Baptist Church. The Rev. France Postell and the Rev. Carl Roper officiated. Burial was in the church cem etery. Grandsons served as pallbearers. The body was at Sisk Fun eral Home, Bessemer City, and was brought to the church at noon Tuesday, where it remain ed until the hour of the services. AGNER OWENBY NANTAHALA ? Agner Owen by, 62, of Nantahala, died Mon day morning, May 13, inaBurke County hospital after a long ill ness. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Charles Calhoun of BrysonCity three brothers, Everett of Nan tahala, Eckel of Denver, N.C. and Agrie Owenby of Andrews. 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CHURCH NOTESW A special youth service vlll ' be held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. i at the Murphy Church of God, according to the pastor, Mrs. F. D. Cross. The speaker will be the Rev. Marshall Radford of Cleveland, Tenn. He Is the son of the Rev. Earl Radford, a former resident at the Murphy area. The Wesleyan Service Guilds of the Waynesville District held their Annual Retreat at Hinton Memorial Rural Life Center on Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and 5. The theme of the Retreat was "Thy Kingdom Come-but not now". Miss Alvin Browning of Lake Junaluska, District President, presided over all the sessions and presented the speakers. Mrs. Carl Worthy of Charlotte, Conference Sec retary ? she gave a most im pressive and inspiring report of her recent visit to the Meth odist Workshop in Philadelphia Pa. A skit by Guild members, entitled "Not Now" carried out the theme of the meeting. New officers elected were: Mrs. Beth Guffey of Franklin President; Miss Vera Moore, Secretary. Those from Murphy attending were Mesdames Duke Whitley, Ruby Kate Watson, James House, John Bayless, Ruth Forsythe, Lucius Lockaby, Frank Ellis, Jerry Davidson, Misses Emily Sword, Josephine Heighway, Adella Meroney. Mrs. Jerry Davison will present Miss Janet Hamilton in a senior piano and organ recital on Monday evening, May 20 at the First Baptist Church The time is 8:00 o'clock. She will be assisted by Miss Joanne Hedrick, pianist. Miss Lerelli Puett, Flutist and Misses Sandra Stiles and Donna Chastain, Vocalists, Mrs. Wal ter Puett will be accompanist. On Thursday evening. May 23, Mrs. Davidson will pre sent her music pupils in a Recital in the Men's Bible Class room of the First Meth odist Church at 8:00 o'clock. The public is invited to both recitals. Linda Pope, was crowned queen Sunday night in a candle -light ceremony in the first Girls "Auxillay Cornatlon Service to be beld in Tomotla Baptist Church. Betty Pope was her flower girl and Keith Jones, was crown bearer. Debra Keener, Charolene Carroll, Vickie Davis, Pat Harper, and Jo Ann Pope were presented awards for complet ing the Princess step. Sandra Decker, Geraldine Derryberry, Brenda Derry berry, Janice Wells, and Gail Ingle were presented awards for completing the Lady-In Waiting step. Marcla Wells and Barbara Penland were presented awards for completing the Maiden step. Kendall Hampton and Ricky Stiles were ushers. Mrs. Anna Ruth Palmer, Girls Auxiliary Director, presided over the cornatioo service. Marvin Hampton, pianist and Paul Peninger, trumpeter, presented the march "God of our Fathers" (or the girls. Mrs. Wilma Pope, WMU pre sident gave the devotional. Mrs. Anna Mae Deweese, counsellor gave the charges. Myra Hamp ton sang, "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." Mrs. Elmer Green did the closing comments and prayer of dedi cation. The WMU of the Tomotla Baptist Church served refresh ments after the service in the community building. The Elizabeth Hale Circle of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening May 6 in the home of Mrs. James B. Hall. Mrs. W. T Brown opened the meeting with prayer, Mrs. Hall, chairman presided over the business. Mrs. Wiley Kinney presented the program on "My Other Means." Mrs. Alvin Buchanan closed the meeting with prayer. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments to the following: Mrs. Lorene Davis, Mrs. Joe Hamilton, Mrs. Dewaine Rhash, Mrs. Wiley Kinney, Mrs. Alvin Buchanan Mrs. Jimmy Goodman, Mrs. Winnona Hughes, Mrs. Gene Farmer and three visitors, Mrs Richard Hicks, Mrs. W. T. Brown and Mrs. Lassie Hughes. The T.E.L. Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church on Wednesday after noon, May 1 in the home of Mrs. Hayes Dockery Sr. Mrs. E. L. Shields gave the devotional. Mrs. Hayes Dock ery presided during the business. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments to the following: Mrs. Harrison Lovingood, Mrs. Bertha Kep hart, Mrs. Bertha Roberts, Mrs E. J. Cloer, Mrs. W. A. Bell, Mrs. Mack Gee, Mrs. E. L. Shields and Mrs. Lassie Hughes. The general meeting of the WSCS of the First Methodist Church met on Monday even ing May 6 in the Men's Bible class room of the church. New Forester Assigned To Murphy Area Charles L. Noble has been assigned to the Tusquitee Rang er District Office of the For est Service as Other Resource Forester. He replaces John Waddell who was transferred to Arrow ood Civilian Conservation Center near Franklin as Director of Work. Noble previously served at Arrow ood. He is a graduate of New York State CoUege of Forestry at Syracuse. He has been with the Forest Service for 14 years with previous assignments in Tennessee, Virginia, Louisi ana, Vermont and North Caro lina. Noble lives with his wife, Teresa, and six children four boys and two girls? at 303 Htwassee St. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE - St. John Fire Red Salvia (sage) Flowers. Pl ants 50? per doi. Contact Mrs. Horace McClure, phone 389 6682. 43-ltc FOR SALE: New all brickhome in Valleytown section of An drews. 1600 sq. ft of living space consisting of three bed rooms, living room with foyer two baths, family room with fireplace, kitchen and laundry room. Double carport and porch. Lot 100' x 260'. Built in oven, range and dishwasher. Built by Wayne Edwards. Owner John Shoemaker transferring to Tennessee. Call 321-5330 for appointment. 43-ltc FOR SALE: 17 acres of timberland in Brush Creek sec tion of Swain County. Nicely furnished 3 -room cabin in cluding two beds, couch, let bftz, cook stove and 6 lamps. . . no electricity. . .road to cabin rough but satisfactory with pick-up truck or Jeep. Pro perty is bordered by two streams and was set two years ago with 3000 white pines. $2500 cash; Call Bryson City 6979. 43- He Congra tu la tions To American Thread Company On Their Open House And Formal Dedication. May You Have Many Successful Years. 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