Friday, Nov. 30, 1934.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Mr. Harry Miller wh ha? been
vis':;: ?r h r. Mr-. S. Miller
t. r: v i Mor.d.ty Atlanta.
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Mrs. >. M. Ci'U-. and iaugi.t r,
- .':a!:c?' i". Andrews were
\ town Monday.
M>s Ruth Ho!- a;: t ; i - -peri ling:
t wok-end in Salisbury.
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R.?b 1 i has returned from
a to r la:"-. - - at Clevtlund, X.
C.
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Mrs. Eva Xell Laura; has returned
fro Atlanta where she has been
vM'ins: her sister Mrs. S. S. Christop
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Mr-. R. S. Parker .-pent a day in
A'1 : *a last week.
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Mr. an 1 Mrs. H. M. Eskin are ent
iir.inp guests fr in C- ktville,
Tc n.
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C. W. Bailey and children
lef Thursday for Atlanta to spend
t ii lays with Airs. Bailey's mother.
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Mr. Tom Mauney was in Bryson
City on business.
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Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Jennings spent
Saturday in Atlanta.
Miss Elizabeth Gantt has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. T. H. Gantt.
of Raleigh.
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Messrs Edwin Cook and Id', is
Ad. ns spent Sunday at Canton. Ga.
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Miss Anne Candler is spending
Thank-giving with her parents, Mr.
and Mr.-. (I. \\. Candier. Sh. was
a.iompanied honn by Mis- Bevtrlv
I-;. ,.r twu .
Miss Dorothy Howard, Miss Ruth
Padgett, and Mrs. Lucy Wakefield
!M>' in Asheville Friday.
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Mrs. O. 1. Peevy left Friday for
\iha"lanc*>>:a, Tcnn.. to join h.r bushand.
On Saturday night they attended
a banquet given the Forestiy
Employees.
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When trading in Asheville v te for
one of th Murphy ladies who are
competing in the popularity contest,
Mrs. Fisher Ilubbel, Miss Billle Jacks
n. Miss Ruth Padgett and Mrs. Tom
Axley.
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duCAL & PERSONAL
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Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Christojv. r and
augrter. Frances, of Atlanta, are
pending this week here with Mrs.
i tephers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Mauney.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wells, of Win-.Salt.-\c
announces the birth of
... X" \ in" er l-*?. C t-orge Robert.
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M r. t . m:!- Hyatt of Brevard Col,
re is spending the holidays here
with his parents.
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Mr. am: Mrs. Frowning returned
f Satur lay fr m Atlanta. They are at
*ht some of M>. Browning's parents,
Mr. and Mr>. W. Christ.-pher.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Candler attended
t?e wedding of their neice.
i Miss Mary Candler, of Sylva to John
Smith, of Bamby, India. Th v left
mmcdiately for their new home in
I India. Mr. Smith is connected with
the Standard Oil Co.
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The Rev. .1. R. Wilbur, of Wehutty,
X. C. will preach at the .home
of Mr. B b Ray Sunday night. Dec.
y at 7 o'clock. "Th. Origin of Sin"
will be his subject.
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Mrs. J. R. Ray is quite ill at her
h- me.
Mr. and Mf J. B. Gray went to
Franklin Monday.
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Mrs. Frank Crow-ford, of Di^ck-1
town, Tenn. ha* been visiting her j
mother, Mr*. Bessie Dewe se.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gi* rge Phillips spent!
Sunday in Andrews.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Prevost. of'
Andrews were visitors lure la-t
Thursday.
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Mr. K. C. M<* v and son. Ray, attended
the Dodge Brothers Annual
Regie nal meeting in Atlanta last
F? day.
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Mrs. Frank Brist: 1 and son. Edwin,
of Andi-\vs w re visitors in town
fiusday afternoon.
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Miss Tillit Rotla, o: Wayiv- sville,
-pent the week-end at the Regal
Hotel, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Knight.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Larving from
Chattano? an, spent the we k-end with
Mrs. Carving's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I veil Payne.
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TOCAL & PERSONAL
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higgins and children
and Leet Ida Beshears, all of
Era: klin were tide guests f Mrs.
Esther Freas Sunday.
Ministerial Conference
WiH Meet December 3
The ir.:r.:.-Leria! Tc'cncc will I?:
. 'Id on M. day, Dc r.iher '?. 1034,
: ? the First Baptist ci i.rch of Murphy.
j The f H wing program will be ren:dored:
P votionaj led by?Rev. J. L*. Underwood.
,4The Greatest need uf our Church-j
j -sr'?Rev. Provost,
i S.rnior.?Rev. J. H. Carper.
All ministers are urged to attend.
MARTINS CREEK
j Miss Geneva Chastain, who is
j teaching at Beach Creek, spent the
: week end with home folks,
i Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crisp, of Robbinsville,
spent the week and with
i Mrs. CrispV parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
j W. Chastain.
Misses Beulah Stalcup and Oleta
| Martin spept Saturday night with
; Miss Myrtle Chastain.
The Mprt:r.*s Creek Health club
I met Thursday at tfte home of Mrs.
Mark Stalcup. .Miss Kidder gave some
I helpful lessons on, "First Aid."
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Chastain and
little daughter. Martha Jean, were
up Wednesday night,
the guests vf Mr. and Mrs. Lon Staling
sermon Sunday at the Martin's
Rev. Moses Holbrook from Bethlehem,
Ga., preached a very interestCreek
B'aptist church.
ili-.-. Elizabeth Chastain spent the
week end with her sister. Mrs. Delia
Conley, at Ivy Log, Ga.
Miss Carrie Kidder, of t.he Folk
ch? 1. Mrs. ! B. Martin and daugh-1
ter, Mrs. R. W. Chapman, visited1
Mi>. Martin's daughter, ?fiv. O. T.
WV.-t. ?>i Wehutty, Monday.
Mr. Polio Ikdden was the dinr.rl
- nest at Mr. Paul Martin's Sunday. I
MARBLE I
W. L. McGahey, B aufort agent,
is wokring to stamp out the small
uitbreaks of hog cholera and swine
plague which hit that section latel ,
Edgar Auton, Caldwell county 4-H
I club member, made 77.8 bushels of
corn on one acre this year. He had a j
| profit of $37.80 after dedusting expenses
amounting to $30.25.
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" ANDREWS LOCAL
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Miss Leila Hamilton motored to
Murphy Monday afternoon.
Mr. Glenn Hamilton, of Aquone,
visited his parents here last week
end.
Mr. W. T. Thaeker, of Marbl , ban
i moved his residence to Andrews.
Mr. Devitt and Mr. William Cook
j ntcftored to Atlanta last week-end.
31 r. Ed 'Whitaker of Murphy was
a visitor in Andrews Friday night.
Mr. Hob Dunlap of Whittier, was
a visitor in Andrews last week-end.
Mr. Fred Montonv has returned to
Andrews after spending several
weeks in Franklin.
Captain and Mr-. Frank Swan motored
to Murphy Saturday afternoon.
A sign of something or other is
th fact that traffic through Andrews
is increasing daily and if the increasing
traffic increases its speed much
more Andrews will need a speed
ocp.
) It seems that the repairs made on
the highway at the point where it
'cri ses t.he Southern Railway a few
miles below town were only temper,
ary as the holes in the road seem to
be a bit deeper now than before.
Republicans will take over the reins
of the County government next Monday
morning. Only one Democrat,
| Chas. Frazier, will go int4BR^C V
Frusier riveted constable of
j Valley town Township.
i .ur. Jtiarry Ward was a visitor in
Murphy Sunday.
| Miss Hazel Watkins, of Peachtree,
visited Miss Aileen Battles last weekend.
Mr. Shabe Turner, in company with
several friends from Dahlonega, motored
to Atlanta last Sunday.
Miss Virginia Howard, of Atlanta,
was a visitor in Andrews last weekend.
Mr. Bert Dills visited in Murphy
I Sunday.
Mr. Boyd Tatham was in Murphy
.Sunday night.
j Mr. Miles Abernathy and Mr. Carl
| Ledford visited friends in Murphy
j Sunday evening.
Mr. Bill Cover made a business trip
j to .Murphy Monday.
Miss Mary Alice Bristol and Miss
i Dorothy Montony motored to MurI
phy Sunday afternoon,
j Mr. J. C. Duncan and Miss Pansy
I Kzell motored to Knoxville Sunday.
I Mr. John Archer made a business
trip to Bryson City Tuesday.
Miss Liza Brady left for Bryson
City Sunday to accept a portion
there. For the past seven years
I Miss Brady was a familiar figure at
the Bradley Hotel and the residents
and guests deeply regret her leaving.
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Mr. D. H. Tiimt an i Mr. Clyfc I
Jarrett made a business trip to Mta- 3
, phy Monday. jff
Mr. Kimsey Clay, f Jacksonville, 9
Tla.. who is y? iting friends and re! 1
: latives here^ was in Murphj i ?new- I
rag ol(i a Kiuaintances I
j Mr. R. T. Hcaton was a business 1
ivisitor in Murphy Monday. 9
Miss Mary Kafocrine Holland, a 1
freshman of Brenau College, at I
Gainsville, Ga., is expected to arrive I
Saturday, December the 8th, with tow
of her classmates, Mis* Margaret
Chase and Miss Mary Kapin, fellow
freshmen. i
Mr. Henry George. Mr. J. T Os. 1
borne, Mr. Chares Morgan, and Mr.
Marvin Pulluim, hiked to Walker's
field, Sunday.
Mr. Robert Heaton, Miss .lune Almond,
Miss Frances S^derquist, Mr.
Bill Soderquht, Miss Margaret .'Mine
Caldwell and Mr. Herbert Plommons
visited 'Mr. Billy Patton. a tudent of
of Andrews High school, who is recovering
form a tonsil operation at
Petrio hospital, Sunday.
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MURPHY THEATER
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Nov. 30 and Dec. 1
TIM McCOY, In?
"HOLD THE PRESS"
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will hold your interest from begin,
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Also Comedy
Monday & Tuesday
December 3 and 4
Will Rogers, In?
"HANDY ANDY"
He's* busted loose again! T.here's
no stopping him, nor the laugh ; cither,
when he starte stepping a? you
never dreamed he would. Ab^lutcly
the funniest comedy of his career.
Also the latent new* reel -with
Lowell Thomas
Wednesday & Thursday
December 5 and 6
An extra good feature
and Comedy.
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