Society -
yjrs. Bishop Hostest. .
At Bridge Luncheon
. t
\ji_ Hairy Bishop entertained I
^ ;l bridge luncheon at her home j
*'"ik- Saturday afternoon at 12:30.
en ia>tT
u house was decorated with beautlful
fa" flowera and autumn leaves,
jv high score prize was won by M is.
Bill Cover, cut prize won by Jlrs.
JinK.s Ward, floating prize by Mrs.
KB Llai rail and low prize was won by
.[ohn Bayless.
\ lovely luncheon was served to
jjifS Virginia Benton, Miss I?iure
Over:on. Miss Martha Nell Wells,
JOS. Edward Madden, Mrs. John Bay (te.
Mr James Ward, Mrs. Bill
Cover, Mi's- W. G- Darnell. Mrs. H.
Bueck. Mrs. L. A. Lee. Miss Mary
Weaver Miss Frances Dickson, Mi's.
Quay Kernel'- Miss Sara Ruth Fosey.
Qifs Annie Mae Townson and Mrs.
John Davidson. i
I Miss Ilia Bell Entrekin and Mr.!
Kenneth Hayes left Wednesday morning
fo> Atlanta to attend a meeting
of thu Southeastern Library Assoc'i'
m * ?
I Tom Evans, Jr.. spent a few days j
nith hi- sister, Mrs. Harry Ferguson j
in Svlva last week?**
Mrs R-i H. Cope and Mrs. Cora !
Sucker, of Knoxville, Tenn., have;
been visiting Mrs. L. E. Mauney i
? *
Mr and Mrs. T. W. Kin.llev and
Mis. George Phillips spent Thusrday
in Asheville attending a Coca Cola
meeting
* * *
Mrs Mortimer Ames, of Selnra,
Ala., and Cleveland, Ohio, spent a few
Jays last week with Mrs. Bryai.
Whitfield.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ward and Mr.
G. W. Candler spent Sunday with
Mrs. G. W. Candler who is visiting in
Sylvo.
*
Mr and Mrs. Dale Lee spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. GW
Candler at Sylva,
*****
Jtrs. J. 15. Smith, Mrs. Frances
Walker, and Mrs- R- B. Dabbs. of
Hiwassss Dam, were visitors in town
Tuesday.
MILLIONS SAY --"IT TASTES SO GOOD"
An Unsolicited Letter
Candidacy of Winslov
Clerk of the Superior
1 have known Wins!
of years. He was a non
Company "L", I 17th lnf
braver soldier and more ef
officer in the service. I ha
ing this company on the IV
world war over-seas. An
bis brother, served throu
non-commissioned officer
splendid Soldier and an ef
offcer, I always found h
everv respect and I know
rule that a good soldier alvs
"I am sure that any p
^pt or any trust that m?
rrran will be conscientious
^ out. In my opinion he
earth.
You an make no mist;
D. W. ULLA
Retired Majo
Etowah, Teni
I have the above letter m my p
jtanticity. It is one of the many tea
e'ect Winslow Mclver to the Clerk
ti?t on Tuesday, November 8.
Signed:
E. C. MALLONEE.
I Chairman Democrat
The Cherokee
Clubs - P<
N.C. F.W.C. Holds First!
District Meeting In
Andrews Friday
J 11
ANDREWS. Oct. 27 (Special)?jl
Members of the First District of 1
the North Carolina Federation of Wo-' 1
mens clubs elected Mrs- Thomas |
Reeves, of Canton, as president. Mrs 1
Donald Jones, of Clyde, vice-presi-1 -s
dent, and Mrs. George Hampton, I
president of the Womans club of *
Canton, secretary at the annual dis- s
trict meeting held Friday at the First
Baptist Church. The meeting: also
brought to a close a series of district 1
meeting held throughout the State 1
which began in Raleigh in September.
The meeting this year was attend- ^
ed by 116 victors from the clubs of
Andrews. Brvson City, Canton. Cui
lowhee. Clyde, Murphy, Robbin>ville.
Sylva and Waynesville. The meeting , (
which was presided over by Mrs. H. ^
Bueck, of Murphy, director of the 1
First District, with Mrs. J. Ward j
Long, of Andrews, acting as secre- J }
tary in the absence of Mrs. H A. j
Mattox, of Murphy, opened at 10 o'clock
with the Club Womans Hymn. |
Mrs. H. M. Whitaker. of the local'
club, gave the Invocation and this I f
was followed by the ad dreg nf vol. I
come by Mrs. D- H Tillitt, of Andlews,
past president of the First district.
to which Mrs. C. F. KirkpatricV j
of Waynesville responded. ,
Miss Aline Richardson, of Murphy.
Home Demonstration agent of Cherookee
county, brought greetings from
the Four-H clubs of the district. Mrs.
Hannah, of Waynesville, presented
the topic of "Consumers Tax", what t
direct and indirect taxes cost in dollars
and cents. Special music was presented
by Mfks Virginia Wood student
in the Andrews High school. ,
Committees Named
The business transacted included ,
the reports by club presidents as well
as the reports of the district president.
The committees of the day was ,
appointed as follows: nominating. ,
Mrs. Helder, of Canton, Mrs. Giles
W. Cover, of Andrews, and Mrs. E.
L. McKee, of Sylva; resolutions, Mrs
L- A. Lee, of Murphy. Mrs. Thurman
Leatherwood, of Bryson City, and
Mrs. A. B. Chandler, of Andrews;
courtesy, Mrs. Max Close, of Bryson ,
City. Mrs. R. N. Barber, of Waynes- ,
ville, and Mrs. Donald Jones, of
Clyde; time and place, Mrs. Docia j
Garrett, of Syliva. Mrs. H. T. Hunter. (
of Cullowhee, and Miss Melba Greer,
of Andrevys.
Tho high lights of the program ?
were adresses by Mrs. Howard G. i
in uciidii ui uie
v Mclver for
Court
ow Mclver for a number
-commissioned officer in
antry, and there was no
ficient non-commissioned
id the honor of commandlexican
border and in the
d this man, together with
ghout the . world war as
s. In addition to being a
ficient non-commissioned
m to be a gentleman in
he is no exception to the [
rays makes a good citizen. j
osition that he might ac- <
?y be imposed upon this r
Jy and thoroughly carriis
of the very salt of the t
i
t
ake in tying to thds man". ?
lRD, Lawyer *
r U. S. Army. *
n.
i
ossesaion and can vouch for its au- \
-timonials urjrinfr Cherokee countians f
of Court's office in the general elec- V
0
e
ic Exec. Com. h
e
? cl
Scout, Murphy, North C
ersonals
Mrs=. Leo Carpenter, of Franklin.
* in Murpny this week on business
Miss Nettie Dickey spent the week'nd
with her sister. Gillie Jackson, in
Cnoxville. Miss Gillie Jackson is atending
the University of Tennessee
here.
* * * ?
Mr. and Mr?' J. W. Davidson and
on. Jerry, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale I
,ei' attended the funeral of Mr.
Davidson's father. Mr. E. A. Davidon
in Atlanta Sunday.
* ? * ? *
Mrs P J. Henn and Miss Katherne
Abernathy spent Tuesday in Cop-1
jerhill |
Miss Beatrice Howard has returned
'rom a visit in Atlanta with friends
ind relatives.
Mo and Mrs. P. J. Henn spent Suniay
with their little son, Preston, in
Shickamauga. Ga.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCarty and Mr.
ind Mrs. H. C- Dickey, of Copperhill,
were visitors in Murphy Monday
night.
*****
Fred Uoidot. <?t Jacksonville, Fla.?
pent last week with his grand-moth?r,
M rs. M. L. Mauney.
*****
Mr and M rs. Fate Carden, Charlotte
May and Grady Carringer spent
Sunday afternoon in Andrews.
*****
Jake Wilkerson spent the week-end
in Knoxville with his family.
*****
Mrs. W. Truett. of Andrews, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lovingood and
daughter, Maureen and May Belle
Dockery spent Sunday in Copperhill
and Blue Ridge.
*****
Rollin Bates, of Middlesboro. Ky..
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
George Lovingood.
Etheridge. of Asheville. president of
the North Carolina Federation of
Women's clubs, Mrs. J. N- Britt, of
[ .umhprtnn ? :J *
MH.UOU Tiwi'icsiueai,
and Miss Margaret Gilbert, of Raleigh,
field representative of the
North Carolina Library commission
and also library chairman of the N.
C. Federation
Mr*. Etheridge Speak*
Mrs. E. L. McKee. of Sylva. state
tenator of Jackson county, introluced
Mrs. Ethcridge whose key note
.vas the preservation of demacracy
Tor youth and adjusting democracy
Tor human welfare. She stressed the
mportance of the spiritual influence
>f leaders of youth.
Mrs. Bueck introduced Mrs. Britt
ind Miss Gilbert. Mrs. Britt. also
rhairman of districts opened her ad
ircss by asking for clubwomen to
jecome more Federation minded, for
50 per cent more Junior clubs, and
stressed the importance of regular
institute meetings.
Miss Gilbert spoke on "State Aid
for Public Libraries". She cited instances
showing the need of more
bookmobiles, more public libraries,
and better equipped libraries, which
will result in incalculable enrichment
of the life of the people of North
Carolina.
The luncheon was held at the Riverside
hotel. The tables were beautifully
decorated with bowls of blue
ageratum, white pompon chrysanthe
nums, Dower tapers, and interspersed
with sprays of silver Kenilworth
vy. The luncheon was served by
members of the Womans Missionary
lociety of the Andrews Methodist
-hurch. Favors were Cherokee county
narble paper-weights embossed with
stive hemlock.
The prize for largest attendance
vith distance considered was won by
:he Canton Womans club with Mrs.
Tom Reeves as president. An invitaion
from the Womans club of Cullovhee
with Miss Alice Benton as presdent
was accepted for the district
neeting to be held next year at Western
Carolina Teachers college, time
o be determined at a later date.
The pages of the day were: Miss
ane Davis. Miss Jenny Greer. Miss
Vilma Lunsford and Miss Johnny
ibernathy. Pianist was Miss Mary B.
Valker head of the music department
f the Andrews school.
At closing Mrs. Etheridge conductd
a moment of memorial service in
onor of the last Mrs. Sidney Coopr
of Henderson former prominent
lub woman.
Carolina Hi
Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Parker left
Tuesday to spend a few days in Hick- J
ory and North Wilksboro with rela- i
tives- . 1
J '
Sam Greer has returned from a
trip to his home in Philidelphia and
from New York where he has been 1
on business. '
*****
Mr. G- Y. Aldridge has been visit |
ing Mrs. Lillian Lahn for the past j
lew days.
..... ,
Miss Mary C. llensley and Clyde!
Sneed spent Sunday afternoon at Hi- J
wassee Dam. ,
*****
Mr and Mrs. L. D. Schuyler, Kate .
Padgett, Mrs. 13. L- Padgett, and Mrs j
W. Christopher were visitors at Hi i
wassee Dam Sunday afternoon.
*****
i Mis. R. P. Akin who was formerly'
j employed by the Candler's Beauty
I Shoppe has recently accepted a position
at the Murphy Beauty Shoppe.
*****
I Miss Fannie Deweese, of Ducktown.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Bessie Deweese.
*****
Mrs. Forest Abernathy. of Marble,
spent Monday in Murphy with friends.
*****
Mii \V. E- Darnell. Mrs. Paul
Hyatt, Mr. Charles Hyatt and Mr. <\
M. Wofford spent Thursday in Atlanta
on business.
*****
Mrs. Tanskley. mother* of Mrs. J.
s\. ttollinshead, of Nashville, is spending
a few days here this week.
* * * *
Mrs. Myrtle McMahon and Mrs
Victor Olmsted, Sr., of Washington, 1
D. C., are here on business.
*****
Mrs. Luke Ellis and Miss Gladys
Brink!ey, of Andrews, were visitors in
town last week.
*****
Miss Eleanor Cozad. of Andrews,
was the dinner guest of Mrs. V. Olmsted
last Wednesday evening.
*****
Elvin Everett, of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday and Monday in Murphy
on business. i
*****
Miss Dot Higdon and Miss Nell
McLaughlin spent the week-end in
Cullowhee.
Miss Martha Brumby and Miss Elizabeth
Parker and Mr. "Eskimo"
Hatchett were visitors in Andrews
Sunday night.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Franklin and
children, Elizabeth and Mrs. Joe Fulmer.
Mrs. Virgil Johnson and Louise!
Johnson spent Friday in Asheville.
*****
\f,. W *
..... uiiu mio. i-uieai Aueinacny, 01
Marble, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Coleman and daughter. Joyce, spent
Sunday motoring through the Smoky
Mountains.
* * * * *
Miss Dot Higdon, Miss Juanita Vestal
and Harvie Elkins were visitors
at the dam Wednesday evening.
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The many friends of little Miss
foyce Coleman will be glad to know
hat she has recevored sufficiently
:o return to schyol after a slight caso
>f flu.
* * * ?
Mrs. Lydia Carpenter. of Franklin,
is spending the week at the Regal
hotel.
W. E. Hunnicutt, of Franklin, who
is doing some land title work here this
week is registered at the Regal Hotel.
* * * a
Mrs. \V. C. Dyer, of Hiwassee Dam
was a business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs* P. J! Henn, Miss Mary Cathron
Hensley and Mrs. L. D. Schuyler
spent Wednesday in A^hevilln,
Superior Court Will
Convene Oct. 9th
Continued from front page
t., viciur cans. aiurpny, Koute Zj
Fred Coleman. Murphy. Routt* 2; J
L. Chastain, Murphy, Route 2; A. N.
Whitener. Murphy; Ross Adams,
Murphy; Ike Wilson, Murphy; David
Howard. Marble; S. C- Gentry, Murphy,
Route 3; Wilburn Whitaker;
\ ester Kent, Murphy, and C- C.
Mills, Murphy. Route 3.
Second week?A. E. Palmer. Murphy.
Route 3: R. E. Carta*
Route 3; Boyd Chastain, Murphy;
Theodore Jones. Andrews; Avery
Pullium, Andrews; Fred Beaver.
Letitia; Winfield Martin. Unaka;
Noah McDonald. Murphy, Route 3;
D. B. Wright, Topton; Ben Mann,
Murphy. Route 2; Lon Stale up. Murphy;
Lum Walker, Letitia.
Paul Ladd. Marble; Nath H. Harper,
Tomotla; Wade Pullium, Andrews;
Henry Gibson, Birch; J. B.
Shields. Tomotla; W. H McGuire,
Andrews; J. T. Bennet. Marble; D- L.
Parris. Andrews; Everett Martin.
Murphy. Route 3; Burt Tatham, An!
dvews; A- L. Kilpatrick. and D. C.
Watson. Culberson.
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