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I; Mrs. H. Bueck, Phon<
H|rs. Nettie Axley
Hostess To Circe No. 2
Mr?. Nettie Axley was hostess to
Circle No- ?f the Methodist Miss;Jrv
Society at her home on Mon?v
evening.
following the scripture reading
!v Mrs. H. G. Elkins and prayer by
T. F. Higgins t.hc study of
He Congo Mission" was conducted
by Mrs. R. V. Wells. Different
epics .cere presented by Mrs. P. H.
J-reri. Mr-. R. c. Mattox. Mrs. Porter
Axley. snd Mrs. H. G. Elkins,
trith a summary of the whole by
Mr . T. F. Higgins.
r..eln - th soc:nl hour an ip>
^r" was served ly the hostess.
T-..following members were prisfnt:
y... J. H. McCall, Mrs. John A\ley,
jfcwJ. ,T. Hastings Mrs. R. V. V, "lis.
jjr?. porter Axl y. Mrs. T. F. lHaj'-s.
Mrs. H O. Elkins, Mrs. R. C.
Jhttox and -V>" T H. Sword with
Vis Ge 1 ru :t ?- a visitor.
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Circle No. 3 Met
Monday Afternoon
CireU No. 3 of the Methodist Missionary
Society met at the home of
tMrs. A. McD. Harsh aw on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Har-haw and
Miss Ada HanV".aw as joint hostesses.
Mis. E. B. Norvell had charg of the
ses ion. After 'business session was
over the hostesses assisted by Mrs.
Ctlli: Hall and Mrs. W. P. Odom
served strawberry short cake and
coffee.
Th<>- att >nding were: Mrs. E. B.
Xorvill, Mrs. G. W. Ellis, Mrs. Rose
Ketron, Mts* w. h. Griffiths. Mrs.
H. Leake, Mrs. W. A. Savage, 'Mrs.
W. P. Odom and nieces, Mrs. Callie
Hall. Mrs. Ralph iHamby. Mrs. Bessii
Trotter. Miss Mary B?.al and Miss
Josephine Heighway.
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Circle No. 4 Met
Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. I\ C. Gentry and Mr-\ Luther
Geatry were joint hostessts to Circle
No. 4 of the Methodist Missionlry
Society, at the home of Mrs.
P. C. Gentry, Friday afternoon.
The devotional service was conducted
by Mrs. Hoyt Cox. The
Cocgo Mi.-sion, in its various feature
was discussed by Mrs. Marrare!
Bell. Mrs. S. D. Akin, Mrs.
Huene urant and Mrs. Vienna StewBin.
Appropriate poems were
Bread by Mrs. E. S. Milkr and Miss
Elizabeth Gentry.
B Strawberry short cake and iced
B*ea were served at the close. As sisting
the hostesses in serving were
fees Elizabeth and Mildred GenB
The following members and guests
B*ere present: Mrs. S. D. Akin, Mrs.
BT- W. Axley, Mrs. Margaret Bell,
B-'irs. Dennis Barnett, Mrs. Hoyt Cox,
Mrs. Iren Grant, Mrs. W. E. Howell
Mrs. R. B. Ferguson, Mrs. E. S. MilB^r.
Mr?. B. L. Padgett, Mrs. J. B.
B&ieed, M Vienna Stewart. Mrs. E.
BE- Thompson, Misses Bertha MayBr"M.
Nannie West, Elizabeth and
Mildred Gentry.
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BLittle Miss Jean Dickey
Has Lawn Party
fl Little Miss J an Dickey enterBia'ned
with a lawn party at the
B^mo k\ Lav parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1^- S. Dickey on last Wednesday
afternoon, from 2:30 til 4 o'clock.
After many interesting games and
contests the hostesses served ico
:ream and cake. Those attending!
B^re: -Tar amine Vestal, Billy I
lHa^es> Betty Murphy Jayne Ricks, 1
Hi n an(l ^?'s Carringer, Mary j
? and Carolyn Bailey. Wanda I
ke ^ar*ene Bowles, Hubert Mul-1
mm tv. ?uo kicks, Jack and Harry j
I "lckey. |
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jMiss Elizabeth Gray
I Miss Elizabeth GTay who was op-1
I on at the Mission Hospital i
H^?r appendicitis sometime ago has
H trfivc-ed sufficient to return to her;
lam nCrc T?"s<lay. ber many friends
" be Klad tar learn.
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I ^ -bases Marie Price and Tommie
''"'peer spent i1?e Thursday shopI
'n- i Ashevifle.
The Chei
I Attii Jin
; 98-J Miss H?
' Baptist Missionary
: Society Met
' Juesday J
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist church h.lii it.-- renular
monthly meeting Tuesday after- ^
noon from 3 to 4 o'clock. Among j e
the important items of business attended
t:> were plans for a large ]
c. legation of local ladies to attend I ^
th. Western North Carolina associ-! j
ational W. AI. S. meeting Friday,! .
May 31, which meets at Valley i .
River Baptist church. It was de j t
cidtd that a card shower be given I r.
s.viral friends. Looking forward
to the r=vival cottage prayer services
are planned to be held in the ?
h >mes of Mrs. R. D. Lovingood, Mrs.
Paul Hyatt, and Mrs. Ruth Carringer
during next week. i
Th.- program consisted of a talk' t
by Mrs. X. B. Adams, a solo by Jean
Dickey, a talk by Mrs. Bessie De- .
weese, a solo by J?an Dickey, a talk
by Mrs. W. H. Murray and a solo by
J. an Dickey. The program was built j
atound three of our most beloved 1
acred songs, "Where He Leads Me 1
I will Follow", "Wonderful Words
of Life" and "Jesus Lotos Me".
Those present were: Mrs. Neil -y
Davidson, Mrs. Bessie Deweese, Mrs. <
Emily Davidson, Mrs. Sheridan
Dickey, Mrs. T. P. Calhoun. Mrs. W.
H. Murray, Mrs. L. E. Bayless, Mrs. 1
Paul Hyatt, Mrs. Jack Roberts, Mrs. i
Ruth Carringer, Mrs. Mulk y. Mrs. y
Laura Adams, Mrs. Darnell, Mrs. R. 1
D. Lovingood, Mrs. W. C. Kinney,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. H.
W. Baucom, Jr., and Miss Jean '
Dickey. s
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\Y/?; D ^ rv * 1
i ** cinci ixuasc cjnjoyed
By Several On Last <
Wednesday \
Mi*, and Mrs. W. H. Murray, Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Cyru < White, Mrs. Noah Lovingood
and Miss Ora Dockery enjoyed a <
weiner roast at the reservoir near
Fain Mountain on last Wednesday
evening. j
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M rs. A. W. Lovingood | *
Mrs. Alien Lovingood who <has t
been quite ill at her home for the
past week is improving her many
friends will be glad to learn.
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Petrie Hospital Auxiliary
Met Monday
The Petrie Hospital Auxiliary met
at the R gal Hotel on Monday even- ^
ing. After business the society decided
to give a bens fit bridge some
time in June. Those present were:
Mrs. Dale Lee, Mrs. H. P. Clark, n
Mrs. C. W. Savage, Mrs. W. A. Sav- v
age. Mrs. S. H. Long, Mrs. John H. '
Dillard and Mrs. Rob Foard.
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Mr. Stanley Olmstead of New
York, arrived Tuesday for a \ '
with his mother, Mrs. Betty Olm- 1
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?.cu Mt nit L/itncy xiuicx.
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Miss Grace Parker who has been
attending Salem College, Winston- s
Salem has returned home to spend 1
f?be summer with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. R. S. Parker.
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'Mrs. Lynn Rouser and children of 1
Terre Haute, Ind. are the guest this
week of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Elkin.-.
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M s. Hayner Rogers spent last J
i wee!: n?l with her parents, Mr. and
Mr;. B. P. Grant, at Andr ws.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Grant and
j daughter, Mary, of Andrews were 0
! Saturday guests of their daughter.
Mrs. Hayner Rogers.
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The many friends of Mrs. Willa'd ^
Axl y will be glad to learn of her el
continued improvement in health.
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Mrs. Mercer Fain and litte daugh- ^
ter, Mary Porter are visiting rela- ^
tives in Knoxville this week. ^
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LOST?V ellow (ro)d Hulova w?itt
I watrh Monday n.'ght proba >?y near v
Cooke Pjiyin Tent show. Finder
please get in touch with Mrs. Staton
i at Murphy. t(
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rutt, of Blairs- T.
! iKc, Ga.. were visitor? in town Sun!
day afternoon.
rokee Scout, Murphy, N. C
suntal )
Y i
ittie Palmer, Phone 20 X
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Mulkey and J
hildr.n, Mrs. Clingman McDonald. I (
on and daughter, Robert Benton!
nd Maty Louis- -pent Sunday with!
Irs. Mulkey* mother. M-s. L >uisn | \
icDonald, of Grandview.
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Master Bobby Barclay, of Copper- .
kill, T-nn. is visiting his grandpar- >
nts, Dr. ana Mrs. -J. W. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Riggs, and 1 ]
laughter, Frankie Sue, Mr. George
tiggs and Mrs. Martha Melton, of
tthens, Tenn.. were guests Sunday
>f Mrs. Melton's .-ister, Mrs. Sallie
itansberry at the home of Mr. and
drs. Neil Davidson.
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Mr. Wade Reece, of Andrews was
i visitor in town Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnston, of |
pScviiie, Tenn., were the week- 1
nd guest , of Mr. Johnston** I
:cr, Mrs. Hush Adams and Mr.
Adams.
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Mr. and Mrs. Garland Reichley
and small son left Saturday for a
visit to relatives and friend? at Sue
City.
Mr. and 'Mrs. \V. C. Kenney and
sons, and Mr. Noah H mbr e motored
to Gainesville, Ga., Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orion J. Peevy, Mr.
md Mrs. Kin# and small sons and
Mr. Bill Combs, of Blue Ridge, Ga.,
.vere vistors in town Sunday after10011.
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Miss Ada Harshaw r. turned home
ast Thursday from a visit to her
uster, Miss Helen Harshaw of Asherillc.
Miss Madge Stalcup left last Friiay
aft?r:i.)on lor Holly Spt'lgs,
Miss., to ?i-it Mr. and Mrs. J. R>y
Stalcup.
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Magdalene Cooke and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. A. Cooke, Reuben and
&oy Cooke attended Decoration Da>
it Hemp, Ga., Sunday.
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Mr. F. C. Hal and children, of
Vsheville were visitors of Mr. and
vlrs. E. C. Mallonee Sunday. They
veie accompanied home by Mrs. F.
Hall who has been visiting her siser,
Mrs. E. C. 'Mallonee.
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Mrs. C. VV. Bailey, and children,
iary Helen, Carolyn and Brewster
pent the week end with Mr. Bailey
t Waynesville.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Clarke, and
laughter, Miss Marian of Copperhill,
'enn., were visitors here Sunday. .
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Miss Cecil Mattox who is taking a
lisincss course at Hraughon's Busi;ess
College is spending this week
rith htr parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
iattox.
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Miss Mary Weaver who graduated
10m Ashevile Normal on last Monlay
evening arrived home Tuesday
o spend the summer with her parn:s,
Mr. and Mr.-. K. V. Weaver.
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wr. ana .urs. .j. uray ana small '
on, Jimmy of Hayesville, were visi-1
ors in town Sunday.
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Miss Woodfin Pos y who has been
isiting relatives at Raleigh returned
onie Sunday afternoon.
'Mrs. Mary Alston who has be?r.
isiting h r daughter, Mrs. F. C.
rail of Ashtville returned home
unday.
Mr. Paul Patrick, of Know: le,
onr.., was a business visitor here
ver th? week end.
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Dr. Pierce MeKinsey, of Evansille,
Ind., visited Mr. and Mrs.
[enry Axley during the past weekad.
Mr. Tom Lawrence, of Birmingam,
Ala., is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
,lma L. Posey at the Maples this
reek.
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Mrs. Braska Farmer, of Grandiew
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Jones and little daugh;r,
of Concord. Tenn., are visiting
Trs. Jones* sister. Mrs. Thelma
ickty for several days this week.
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Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Her.dricks, of j
? Thurs.
Ball Ground. Ga., spent Monday 3!
with Mrs. Hendricks* parents, Mr. Si
ir.i Mrs. C. M. Wofford. Fl
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Mr. Bruct Fisher of Andrews was
i visitor in town Tuesday. w
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Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Dickey and
hildten. Jack. Harry :nd iit'l > Mis?
fean Dickey motor d to Marble Sun ws
lay aftern >on.
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Miss Ethel Cag \ of Murphy Rt. 2 G:
yas a visitor in town on Tuesday. da
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Mrs. Blake Bryson and Miss Adel
Fohnson, of Young Harris, Ga., w re
Ti
chopping in town last Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hemphill
motored to Blue Ridge, Ga.. Sunday. 'Ui
IMiss Pauline Hamby of Blairsville Hi
Ga.. was a visit v in town last Thurs
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Mia Sara Ruth Posey of Asheville 1
was a visitor in town Sunday afternoon.
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The- World Friend Club of the 3
Methodist church will give a .Tap- ^
a nest- tea on the lawn of the Parsonage.
Fiiday evening at 7:30 P.
M. The public is cordially invit-d to
attend. c
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Miss Martha Nell Wells has r turned
home from a visit to Miss t
Julina Neill Hix. of Cleveland. N. C. t
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Mr. J. O. Hensley left Monday fo J
Cramenton. N. C.. wh r he has ac
cepted a position with the Crami
ton Mills.
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Mrs. U. S. Cobb, of Blairsville,
Ga.. was a visitor in town on last
Friday.
(Miss Loucine 'Wells has returned
home from a visit to friends at Rir
mond, Va.
Miss Julina Neill Hix. of Cleveland,
N. C., is the attractive guest
this week of Miss Martha Nell Wells.
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Messrs. Frank and Edwin Hensley
are visiting relatives at Rossville,
Ga., tnis week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gray and
daughters. Kate and Mrs. Cloe
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[oore and Miss Rowena Mills spent
jndav wth Mrs. Gray's mother at
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Miss Frances Cover, of Andrews
us a visitor in t >wn or Monday of
is wetfc. x
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Mrs. D. S. Ow.nby of Culberson
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Mrs. J. A. Brackett. of Blair-ville.
i. wa> a visitor i- *. wn on MonV
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Mi-, and r?Ir~. J. B. Gtay spent
lesday in Ashiville.
Mrs. F. O. Christopher ana Mrs.
?il Sliced and d-ugliter, Jar 2 I.ft
>t Wednesday for a visit to rela'
s at Macon, G?t.
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Master R >> Alston, of Fari.er,
nn., is visiting his aunt and uncle,
r. and Mis. E. C. Malior.ee this
tek.
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Airs. Ha iley Dickey spent tilt
etk tnd with Mrs. .John Brittain at
lack Mountain.
Miss; s Elizabeth and Nannie
aura Gentry who have been atending
the As'nevilk Normal school
f Ashtvill- returned to their home
ere last Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth
ientry graduated from the Normal
his year.
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Mrs. T. \Y. Hampton. Mr. and
Irs. B. M. Taylor and son, Walter,
f Knoxville, Tenn., were guests of
heir daughter and sister Mr*. Howrd
Moody Sunday.
Mrs. John McGuire, of Peachtree
pint the week end wito her sisters,
Jisses Carrie, Lydia, and Bessie
lallonee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam McQuir . of
Vtanta, Ga.. ar visiting relatives
?n Peach tree this week.
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Miss Mary Wilki Petrie has reurned
honu' for the summer. Miss
'etrie is Home Economics teaeher
n the Lincolnton High School.
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