Thursday, Nov. 3, 19;
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PATRICK NEWS
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w- re th' ru of li - s >n and family
M - in.: M i;. _ Reid > niduv
night.
Mis> t'anie Berronjr of Tenn. is
visi ;i:_r it.-:- >i-tor. Mo. Bertha Bor Ir.
a.i ! Mrs. M T. R;>ort and
fa: : ly were r u- sjuo.-ts of 31 r G -??rg**
i? t Sunday afternoon.
Mrs B.mnit Quinn of Vest, X. C.
was ciie guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Han.by over the week-end.
Mrs. John Picklcsimer is on th"
>i< k list. We wish her a speedy recovery.
Mi and Mrs. Goortre Rei'l apj
family and Mrs. Kiniletie lvilnatriek
v. ! th<* guest> of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kiipatrick recently.
Messrs Lester Le?iford ant! Sam
Moid made a business trip *<> Murphy I
Saturday.
Mr. and M: s. Tom Picklesimet
were the guests of their son and i
family. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Picklesime^
Sunday.
Mr Junior Croft of Farner, Tenn.
\va> the guest of Mr. Lee Horton
Sunday.
Mr T. C. Kiipatrick of Zion, 111.
JS&ai si= Patrick- v?*!ter ci:c day la.-o J
week. He 1- a former resident of I
this cou:. and has manv friends
Mr. John Picklesimer was the (
utfest of Mr. and Mi's. Perlie Croft at |
1-atiier. Tenn. Friday night.
Mr. S. (i. Baines of Hiwassec was
a Patrick shopper Friday.
Mr John Picklesimer visited his
old friend, Mr. T C. Kiipatrick a:
Fame: F; i i.?\ i:;fiT.i"'n.
IBRASSTOWN
The M<*thodi>t pteacher will fill
the tegular appointment at Maggie's
Chapel at 1 o'clock.
The singing class front ^ oung Harris.
Ca., will he at Maggie's Chapel
N <v. f?. Everybody is invited.
Miss Anna Bell Cokor, of Hayesville
spent. a few days with Ml. and
Mrs Claude Coke I'll
ollis Penland has returned from
Blowing Rock from his job.
Lofton Mason, of Washington, is
spending his vacation with his parents.
Mr. anil Mrs. John Mason.
Charlie Carriage r and sister, Mrs.
Virgo Coker, of Hayesville were the
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Carriage r.
The many friends of Mrs. Bird
Adams are glad to know that hei
broken arm is improving.
Evans Greene and nephew, of
Young Harris, Ga.. were the Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. 1>. Coker
Miss Tabithia Sparks is spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs- Bailey
of Murphy.
Bert Hogan and Floyd Clayton left
for Florida Sunday week.
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does away with napkins an
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HANGINGDOG
d v. "I Mimas Truetl , lie ! :ii- ap
> nt Sunday a* the Hanging
j dog church which his sermon was en
[joyed by everybody.
Mr Sidney Clay was the Sunda;
dinner guest of Mr. Charlie McDon
j aid.
Mrs. Sarah Brockman and daugh
ter was the Sunday evening guest ?>:
Mrs. Sam Kephart.
The music by Sidney Clay and Lin
it ??!n Roberts was enjoyed very much
at the home of Mr. Kents Wednesday
night with a good crowd.
Mr. Thomas Truett was the Sunlay
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Kephart.
W illiam Palmer, Fred Lovingood,
j wife and son returned to their homes
last Tuesday at Gaffnev. S. C.
M . tf i> % r . it
, .,n. %?. o. MUiKey was the evenI
ing jjucst of Mr. Sam Kephart Sunday.
. Mr Foley Seabolt from Notla was
I the Sunday dinner guest of his son.
j Mr. Lonnie Seabolt.
i VESTS
Rev Benton filled his appointment
;?t the lie ids Chapel Methodist church
Sunday night.
Mr. Jinimie Johnson has been very
ill but i< now improving his many
friends will be pleased to learnMrs.
Henry Reese has recovered
after a long siege of illness her many
j friends will he pleased to learn.
Mr. and Mrs. Earsie Payne and
I children spent las: week-end visiting
eiatives in Whitestone. (la.
| Mr. I'M Johnson spent the weekend
visiting in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quinn and
| Gladys Campbell visited Mrs. Quinn's
mother, Mrs. Mary Hamby of Pat'
rick over the week-end.
! Little Cornelia Boaths, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L A. Boaths entertained
with a birthday party Saturday.
Mis l.ucindia Thompson and son
Westlo viaiE'ul u .
ner daughter, Mis*
Nora Thompson of Earner, Tenn
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews has movec
front Mr. Sam Voylcs" into one of Mr
Giles houses.
Mi. and Mrs. S. K. Quinn spent
Sunday night with their daughter
Mrs. Clifton Raper of Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardie visited relatives
in Oak Dale, Tenn. recently
They were accompanied home bj
Mrs. Hardie's sister, who i.-* spending
awhile with themMr.
and Mrs. K. H. Nelson, oi
Ducktown, Tenn. spent the week
end visiting her mother, Mrs. Ella
Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Crede Reid and chil
dren spent Saturday night \>*th Mrs
Reid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Floyd.
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SNOW HILL NEWS
Mt>. Etna Kilpatiick. spent the
week-end will friends in Chosterfb
Id. X C.
Mr. Mutie Tvague made a business
trip to Kllijay, Ga. Saturday.
H 9 Several people in our community
. are veiy busy gathering corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Davidson, Mrs
. Satnmie Davidson and children vi-.itt
e l Mrs. Lenna Martin Sunday after
noon.
Several young folks of our community
has been attending revival
services at Culberson the past week.
Mrs. Muriel Teagrues daughter.
Lorint* is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sherden
Martin of Martin's Creek.
Mrs. Isaac Elliott carried her
little granddaughter, Gallic Ruth to a
hospital for treatment one day last
week. We hope the child will soon
bo well.
Charles Karl Akin was the suppe>j
guest of Willard arnJ Maynard Hughes
. Monday night.
Mrs. Amos Bruce and children
l snent SntnnLiv u ?
.n6nb wiia tier par-i
ents, Mr. and Mis. A. Carroll of
Kimsey.
Mrs. Martha Thompson visited Mrs.)
V. C Hughe:: a few tmys ago.
Mr. and Tummie Wright 'lave
I moved in to their new home near her
father's home, Mr. George Forrester.
We are still having a good Sunday
school also prayer meeting Saturday
nights. Every body invited to at- j
tend.
MARBLE j
Porter Bryson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Arnold Bryson, left Wednesday foi
I Morganton, where he is attending
the North Carolina school for thc
| deaf.
I Mrs. Addie Johnson of Athens
ITenn. is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Littlejohn had
as their guests last week Mr. Littlejohn's
brothers, Mr. Allen Littlejohn,
' of Knoxville, Tenn., and Mr. P. I).
4 Littlejohn of Lexington, N. C.
Several men from here enjoyed a
I bear hunt in the Snowbird mountains
Lst week. Among those enjoying
the hunt were: Arthur Palmer Horace
Denton, Gar Rhodes and Elwood
Adams.
J Mr. James A-hf?vr?*
r. - "?J wi v tUiiuu,
, l- ,s|)ont the week-end here with his
. brother, Mr. N- W. Abernathy.
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Mr. and Mrs. (Veil Staines and
children of Indiana left Friday after
pending a week hen with Mrs.
Staines mother, Mrs. Iowa Kilpatrick.
M ss Marie Trull, who is employed
.it Asheville, arrived Wednesday for j
: three week's visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Trull.
Mr. H. \V. Foster, who is employed
it Hot Springs* is spending a week
here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McConnell ana
children Doris and Buck and Misses
Charme Foster and Lucille Trull went
to Wayah Bald SundayMr.
and Mrs. C. M. Hendrix and
children of Peachtree were visiting
here Sunday.
Mrs. Forest Abernathy spent Mon
ciay in iviurpny visiting relatives.
Carroll Phillips of Andrews is visit!
ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. \V. Foster, this week.
UPPER
MARTINS CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Ingle Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ingle entertained
at their home Monday night
with a Ha!!'.r.v.v^r. dinner parly fui
th* MBEWi Burke. Wykc
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| Dean, Pearl Noles and Joe Sander
son all of Atlanta, Lelia Stalcup of
Murphy, Carl Lyle Lang, of Asheville,
| Minnie Stalcup of Murphy, Buel
' Dobbs of Asheville, Vaul Chastain of
Murphy, Ralph Lawson of Asheville,
j Barbara Lawson of Asheville, Hamil[
ton Stalcup of Murphy, Louise Whit
| tics of Bryson and Paul Dobbs of
i Asheville.
Halloween color scheme was carried
| out throughout the party.
I Misses Thelma Klkins and Evans
| joined the Martins Creek Baptist
| church Sunday morning were baptized
Sunday afternoon. Rev. C. F.
Martin v.as requested to do the baptizing.
Miss Alline Taylor was the Sunday
dinner guest of Miss Estelle Bryson.
W e are glad to welcome back into
our community Mr. and Mrs. John
Robert Martin and baby and Mr. and J
Mrs. Sheridan Martin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Crisr* vidfu.) I
Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Chastain and Mrs.
Crisp's father, Mr. John Lee Chastain,
Sunday.
Mr.^tind Mrs. \V. J. Martin have
been right sick for the past few days.
Their many friends will be sorry to
learn.
Mrs- R. W. Chapman visited Mrs
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Sat i: day ; !'emoon. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ci isp and fain- I
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Visitors oi Mr. a>1 Mis. B. W. I
Chastaiu Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Chastain and two < ildren, I.u
ille and John Boyd, and Mr. and Mrs.
G- W- Keasler.
A goodly number attended the corn
shucking Tuesday night given at th?>
home of Mrs. Mark Stalcup.
Mr. and Mi's. R. W. Chastain and
little Robert Hayes visited Mr. and
Mrs. Arzo Hughes Sunday.
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