Wednesday, Dec. 30, 193
1 Mortal
| Mrs. H. Bueck, Phone 91
THE NEW YEAR M
By Lily Pearl Chamoerlin . _
Time las brought another book, iVi
All fresh and claan and white. <
Upon whose Leaves from day to day
My record I shall write. ; Mr
Fr:
The volumes that have gone before Mis
Lie on my shelf of years Th?
Besmeared and blotted soiled and can
torn. hoi
And sadly stained with tears. for
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How can I live this year the best? 1
4Tis very simply done? i Ma
Just make each day a better pagi j Ail
Than the proceeding- one. cof
AYCOCK-BAKER
Coming as a surprise to their host
of friends in North Carolina and Ala- ^
bama was the marriage of Miss Salla
Kate Baker, of Murphy, to Mr. L. Z. ' n
Aycock of Decatur, Ala., on Decern- . a
her 27th. at Blairsville, Ga.
Mrs. Aycock is the second daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker
of Murphy and is a young woman of j ^
charming personality that has won
for her a host of friends. She is a !, \ ,
graduate of the Murphy High School. ^
The bride an attractive brunette
wore a lovely green dress with green
accessories. Only close friends were . * '
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Aycock will make . ' '
their home in Dwjitnr A In
Mr. and Mrs. Long Held Ms
Open House for College
Students J<>
On Sunday afternoon the Rev. and j'L
Mrs. Stewart H. Long held "open j*
house" for the college set from six
until neven-thirty o'clock; at the T,?
Manse.
A profusion of Christmas ever- ?;
greens were used effectively through- L
out the house and a huge open fire
furnished the light.
The hostess served a tempting
plate that consisted of sandwiches, 'C5
cake and coffee.
Those present were: Misses Mary t
and Margaret Witherspoon, Mary 'ai
King Mallonee. Grace Bell. Messrs of
Edd Madden, James Mallonee, Bill tei
Petsie Marshall Bell r.nd Mr. Bock- m<
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COOKE?McCLURE "nj
Announcement was made Tuesday and
of the marriage on November 14, of Mrs
Miss Mary Joe McClure. daughter of , Hai
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McClure of Mur- Wh
phy, to Mr. Edwin Cooke, son of Mr. 1 M
and Mrs. W. A. Cooke. The ceremony Mrs
was performed at Bluirsville, Ga. Mo
The bride is a graduate of the 1
Hayesville High school. Mr. Cooke
is employed by ihe \\ offord Oil com-; .
nany. Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke will make their ?
home in Murphy. Inb
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JOHNSON?RAMSEY
Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Ramsey of '
Murphy announce the marriage of U01
their daughter Alice to Mr. Neil
Johnson, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Leon- S:
urd Johnson, of Murphy. The cere- scl
mony took place at Bluirsville, Gu.,
December 27th. T1
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RAMSEY -GIBSON
Announcement has been made of yei
the marriage on December 0 of Miss
Cordia Gibson, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Walter Gibson to Mr. Sheridan gm
Ramsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. ! \\ i
Ramsey of Murphy. je|
OAKLEY?PARR1SH
Durham, Dec. 27.?Miss Sallie Par- M
rish, daughter of Mr. and Airs. Onice /-v
Parish of Mt. Tabor community, was !
joined in matrimony Christmas eve '
at 8 p. m. with Travis Oakley, son ?f
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Oakley. The e<l
marriage took place at the Methodist am
parsonage at Bahama, the Rev. Mr. hoi
M. C. Dunn officiating. ToThe
bride and graom entered to s*x
the strains of the chorus from "Lohengrin"
by Wagner, played by Mra si!\
Dunn. During the cremony "Ah the
M?-a ? * ?
wwcei. Mystery 01 L.ne Dy Victor hoi
Herbert was played softly. vei
The bride was becomingly dressed
in a gray suit trimmed in fur, with fr(
dark blue accessories. She received ('h
her education in the Willie P. Man- pi-,
gum and Murphy high schools.
The groom is the son of Mr. ami |
Mrs. C. C. Oakley. He also received y()
his eduation in the Wilile P. Mangum
high school. gc
Immediately after the ceremony ^
the couple left for a trip to New Wl
York city and other northern points f
of interest.?The Durham Herald-Sun ^
?6 The Chero
An&fte
3-J Miss 1
rs. McDonald and Miss
attox Honored
Dn Christmas evening from four unsix
o'clock, Mrs. R. C. Mattox and
s. H. A. Mattox complimented Mrs.
ink McDonald, of Knoxville. and
?s Cecil Mattox with a tea dance,
i? lighted tree, holly, spruce and
idles beautifully decorated the
i>e and made an attractive setting
one of the most delightful affairs
the season.
Mrs. Frank McDonald. Mrs. H. A.
ttox greeted the guests while Miss
eer. Richardson presided over the
fee table. Mrs. H. P. Cooper and
s. R. C. Mattox assisted in serving
ipting sandwiches, cake and candy,
rhe guest list included: Misses Mary
I Margaret Witherspoon, Mary King
llonee Grace Bell, Mildred Akin,
n Townson. Frances Dickson. MarMayfield.
Martha Neil Wells,
ina Tatham, Mary Weaver, Jane
.er. Helen Warner, Kathleen Axley,
ice Burnett, Sara Ruth Posey, and
lise Axley.
Jessrs Bill Miller. James Mallonee,
Petrie, Edd Madden. Buster BayBill
Bay less, Robert Butt, B. C.
ney maker. Burke Gray, Jerry
. idson, Marshall Bell, Frank and
i Mayfieid, Buel Adams, John
idson. Bill Cover. Sam Carr. Rot
Weaver Hadlev Williamson, Led
Grant. L. A. Lee. Aldvn Coward.
nny Wilson ?>i syive. kdwin Hyde
John Swan of Andrews.
Jr. and Mrs. James B. Ward, Mi.
Mrs. W. G. Darnell, Mr. and
5. Harry Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.
ixy Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Duke
itiey. of Ken ley Dr. and Mrs. H.
Keiron. >f Atlanta, and Dr. and
M. B. Ketron of Kansas City,
rs. Mallonee Entertains
termediate League
Jrs. E. C. Mallonee entertained the
ermediate League of the Methodist
rch with a party at her home on
nday evening:.
The living room and dining room
e decorated with evergreens.
V l'ter games and contests the hos;
assisted by Mrs. W. A. Barber
ved hot chocolate, wafers and
dy.
lose attending were: Misses MaxDavidson,
Justine Johnson Madine
Cooke, Margaret Cooke, Mar
ite Ward, Kate Gray, Jessamine
stal, Effie Barbara Mclver, Enla
<er, Geneva White, Messrs Jack
Guire, Buddy Dickey, Ben Warner,
I Leatherwood, John Dickey,
111 am Townson, D. W. Simpson,
ry Mallonee, Billy Crawfoiti
rry Christopher and others.
r. and Mrs. Ward Have
pen House
3ne of the most delightful affairs
the Christmas season was tenderon
Saturday afternoon when Mr.
i Mrs. James R. Ward held "open
ise" at their apartment in the
wnson building from four until
o'clock.
A color motif of red. green and
cr was carried out effectively by
use of Christmas ferns, silvered
[ly and gleaming red tapers in sil
holders.
Dainty refreshments were served
im a table further carrying out the
ristmas motif with its silver ever
tens and holly.
The guest list included: Misses
thleen Axley, Mildred Akin, Ann
wnson Margaret and Mary With:poon,
Mary King Mallonee, Grace
11, Louise Axley, Martha Nell
tils. Mary Wilkie Petrie, Helen
irner, Mary Weaver, Martha MayId,
Frances Dixon, Grace Barnett,
ra Ruth Posey, Cecil Mattox.
Messrs. C. B. Chambers, James
tllonee. Edd Madden, Bill Miller,
ank and Ben Mayfietd, Bill Petrie,
C. Moneymaker, Leland Grant
hn Davidson, Hadley Williamson
ister and Bill Bayless, Sam Carr
A. Lee, Burke Gray, Charles
ratt. Marshall Bell, Jerry Davidson
m Porter, of Frankln and Edwir
tde of Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. H
Mattox, Mr. and Mrs. H. E
shop, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darnell
r .and Mrs. Quay Ketner, Mr. anc
s. Duke Whitley, Mrs. Hugh Gilrt
Abernathy, Mr. and Mrs. Char
i Dickey.
Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Ketron of AtPa.
and Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Ketron
Kansas City, Mo., left Monday afr
spending the holidays with theii
ither, Mrs. Rose Ketron and sister,
kee Scout, Murphy, Norl
rannal
dattie Palmer, Phone 20
Misses Mayfield and
Dixon Have Dance
One of the most delightful affai
of the season was the dance given t
Misses Martha Mayfield and Franc
Dixon at the home of Mr. and Mr
Quay Ketnor on Christmas night.
The house was attractively decora
ed with Christmas evergreens. Fro
a lighted Christmastree each gue:
drew a filled stocking.
During intermission the hostess*
served dainty sandwiches and coffe
The Christmas motif being carric
out in mir.ute detail through out
evening.
Those invited were: Misses Katl
leen Axley, Louise Axley, Helen Wa
ncr Anna Mae Townson, .Jane Cove
Cecil Mattox, Mary and Margar<
VVitherspoon, Grace Barnett, Sai
Evelyn Jarrett, Martha Nell Well
Grace Bell. Mary King Mallone
Mildred Akin Mary Weaver aad Sai
Ruth Posey.
Messrs John Davidson, Bustur Ba;
less, Frank and Ben Mayfield, Ma
shall Bell, Burke Gray, Hadie
Williamson, Bill Bayless, Bill Petri
Bill Cover, Johnny Wilson, B. (
Moneymaker, Lei and Grant, Alcjv
Cowards, Buel Adams, Jerry Davidso
Bill Miller, James Mallonee, Mr. an
Mrs. H. A. Mattox, Mr. and Mr
James B. Ward, Mr. a:;d Mrs. DuJWhitley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bisho)
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darnell, Mr. an
j Mrs. Quay Ketner.
i Mrs. Norvell Entertains
With Luncheon
Mrs. E. B. Norvell was hotsess i
a delightful one o'clock luncheon i
her home on Monday,
j The living room was attractive!
ideorated with poinsettias. A ligh
! od Christmas tree and other yul
(tide trimmings.
I The dinin? room was ndnnipd wil
holy, mistletoe and Christmas gree
ery. Gum drops covering hawthoi
made a most attractive table cente
Miss Josephine Hcighway, Miss*
Mary and Margaret Witherspoon se
ved a delicious three course lunch
Covers were laid for: Mrs. W. Barber,
Mrs. 0. E. Madden, Mrs.
H. McCall, Mrs. J. \V. Bailey, Mi
| W. H. Griffiths. Mrs. E. C Mallone
|Mrs. A. M. Brittain, Mrs. G. W. El!
I and Mrs. W. A. Savage.
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j Entertains Sunday
\ School Class
Mr. Forest Teague etnertained h
Sunday school class with a party ;
his home on Christmas day.
Those present were, Raymoi
Carroll, R. V. Dockery. Clyde W
son, Wade Teague, Ralph Dailey ar
F. J. Teague.
After several games were nlaye
cake and refreshments were served
Miss Townson Entertain
With Dinner Dance
On Tuesday evening. Miss Ai
i uwnson entertained with a dinne
dance at Marie's.
A color motif of preen and silv
was carried out effectively in evei
detait. The place-cards were gall
leaves with silver inscriptions. S
ered pine was used in profusion ai
preen tapers in silver holders lighti
the table.
After a three course dinner dan
ing was enjoyed by the following
Mary and Margaret Witherspoo
Grace Bell, Kathleen and Louise A
ley, Mary Kinp Mallonee, Marti
Nell Wells, Martha Mayfield, Franc
Dixon, Helen Warner, Sara Ru
! Posey, Grace Barnett, ant' Virgin
. Benton of Cornelia, Ga.
Messrs Burke Gray, Frank and B
Mayfield, Edd Madden, John Davi
i son, Edwin Hyde, Buster Baylei
Bill Petrie, James Mallonee, Mt
shall Bell, Bill Miller, Jerry Davi
son, Robert Chambers, and B.
Moneymaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darnell, Mr. a
i Mrs. H. A. Mattox, Mr. and M
Harry Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Jam
i B. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Char]
Dickey and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Wooten.
I Mr. J. W. Dvidson left Sunday f
. Pennsylvania after spending the ho
. days with his wife and children.
Miss Woodfin Posey return
Tuesday afternoon after spending t
. vacation in Asheville with her mot
i er, Mrs. Alma Posey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Palmer,
. Canton spent Christmas with th<
mother. Mrs. Dixie Palmer and slst
Ji Carolina
> Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Williams left
Wednesday for Cornith, Miss, where six
\ Mr. Williams is being transferred in Mr
a connection with his duties with the 1
S TV A.
John H. Jones. Cherokee county g**
? deputy sheriff, of Andrews, was in ?t
y Murphy Monday. ble.
Mr. James Petrie has returned af- I
' ter spending the holidays with rela- son
tives in Charlotte. up
Mr. John Holllfield left Sunday for TV
rs Lenoir after spending Christmas Gn
with Mrs. Holifield and Mrs. R. W. fit,
* Petrie. | fic<
^ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilbert! I
Ahernathy of Livington. Tenn. Am
spent Saturday with relatives here. I of
t- Mrs. E. S. Miller and sons, Bill illy
m and Morris attended the California! .jj
st and Tech game Saturday in Atlanta.'Mr:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Estes and to
2s daughters, Misses Elois and Wini-jda>
e. fred Estes of Decatur, were visitors ]y?rj
d here and in Andrews Sunday. | j
ie Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ward will j An,
leave for Wilmington Wednesday pr|
I,, for a visit with Mr. Ward's parents. ]
r Mrs. Elizabeth , Mayfield and visl
(laughters. Miss Bertha Mayfield ]
' and Mrs. A. J. Martin were guests ties
of Mrs. G. W. Cover of Andrews on ton
"a Christmas day. aft
s* Mr. Frank D. Davis who is with the reli
e' U. S. Marine's and stationed in I
a Shanghai, China for the past four vis
years returned home Saurday for c.
f- a visit with his sister. Miss Mary hoi
r- Jo Davis and "Grannie" Mrs. Dixie j
.y Palmer.
e, Mrs. LJouis A. MacMahon who has ^u,
Z. been visiting her mother, Mrs. Bettie wit
n : Olmsted left Sunday for Washington j
n D. C,. and New York, where she will reti
d j visit friends and relatives. jng
s. j Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harshaw of fri(
ie J Richmond. Va., spent Christmas I
p, with their parents, Mfl.and Mrs. A.jRal
id;McD Harshaw. j Mrs
Miss Fannie Odotn returned to. I
; Atlanta. Sunday after spending - Kn
? nnsuiias witn nor parents j we?
Mrs. Hattle Akin and daughters,; Ki
Misses Mary, Mildred and Martha j ^
^'Akin of Andrews, were guests of re-JC^
lathes during Christmas. JChi
i Mr. and Mrs. J B. Gray and son. and
j Burke Jr.. were visitors in Hayes-j I
* i ville last Saturday. Is \
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prosperity ahead for all, it
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B- appreciation to all of you.
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Mr. John Brittian. of Ashevilie
mt Christmas with his mother,
s. A. M! Brittain.
:OR RENT: One three.room house
Marble. Rental covers house and
den for $5.00 a month. Inquire
Comedore Davidson Store in Mardr.
William T. Lovelace, of Jack,
Miss., has arrived here t > take
his duties in connection with the
A geological office. Mr. L. F.
int, an employee of the same ouv.is
working in the Knoxville ofi
for several weeks,
dr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, of
irews, were guests Christmas day
Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. R. H.
att.
diss Cecil Mattox and Air. and
3. Frank MeDonal have returned
Knoxville after spending the boll's
with their parents, Mr. and
5. R. C. Mattox.
dr. and Mrs. W. T. Forsyth, of
drews were visitors in town
day.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Ellis were
itors at Warne Sunday afternoon,
dessera J. B. Hall and Fred Kepirt,
have returned do West Gasia
where they are employed
er spending the holidays with
itives in Murphy
diss Sara Cook who has been
iting relatives in Greenville, S.
for the past nior.th returned
ne Wednesday.
dr. and Mrs. Steele Foard, Mr.
I Mrs. Rob Foard rotumpd Kr?mo
iday atter spending Christmas
h relatives at Cleveland. N. ,C.
Hr. and Mrs. H. M. Erskine
Limed home Sunday after spendthe
Christinas holidays with
?nds In Knoxvllle. Tenn.
dr. and ; Mrs. L* G. Waters, of
leigh, were guests of Mr. and
3. Dale Lee. Monday,
diss Mary Alice Slaughter, of
oxville. Tenn.. is spending this
3k with her father, Mr. Johu
Slaughter.
Ir. and Mrs. Glenn Kephart, Mrs.
W. Fisch and so::. B. spent the
-istmas holidays relatives
friends in Harrimar. Ten::,
dr. .Tuck McGuire, of Peachtree
isiting his cousin, J.rry Mallonee.
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