SOCIETY
Barbara Meroney, Society Editor. Phone 49-J
Mrs. Ray, IViiss Stalcup
Hostesses to Meeting
Of YWA Monday Night
Ttw Mallory YWA of the First
Baptist Church held its regular
monthly meeting Monday night.
February 10. with Mrs. Joe Ray Miss
Minnie 8talcup was Joint hostess.
Mrs. Joe Hamilton, president, toolc
charge of the meeting at which time
reports were given from the various
committees. A discussion of a special
Annie W. Armstrong program to be
held March 3 followed these reports.
Finn* for a pot luck supper to be
held February 24th were made.
After several new members were
welcomed to the group. Mrs. John
Donley took charge of the program.
A playlet, "The Magic Box," was
stlven. Taking parts were Miss Ariet
ta Ramsey. Miss Kathleen Roberts,
and Mrs. Joe Hamilton.
During the social hour the host
esses served refreshments carrying
out the Valentine motif to: Mrs.
Wjlter Coleman. Mrs. J. D. Palmer.
Mrs. Pritchard Smith, Mrs. John
Donley. Mrs. Luren Davs. Mrs. Blan
che Davis. Mrs. Joe Hamilton. Mrs.
J. C. Amnions. Mrs. L. T. Russell.
Mrs. Alvin Buclianan, Miss Arietta
Ramsey. Miss Jimmy Carey. Miss
Eunice Shields, Miss Louise Mauney.
Miss Evelyn Hall, and Miss Kathleen
Roberts.
Miss Maysie Davis Is
Wed to Donald Morris
Miss Maysie Davis ol Chattanooga.
Tennessee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Davis of Grandview, became
the bride of Donald Morris of Athens.
Alabama and Louisville. Kentucky.
Saturday. February I, at Rossvllle.
Oeorgia. Only a few close friends at
tended the ceremony.
Mrs. Morris Is a graduate of the
Murphy High School and a graduate
of Baroness Erlanger's School of
Nursing In Chattanooga. At present
the is supervisor of a floor of nurses
a' Erlanger's.
Mr. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Morris of Athens, is connected
with the Du Pont Powder Co. in
Louisville.
Mrs. Morris will join her husband
in Louisville, where they will reside,
the latter part of this month.
Nurse Club Has Meet
In Hayesville Monday
The Tri-County Nurse Club met
in Hayesville Monday evening with
Mrs. Ft. L. Starten. Miss Florence
McOuire was Joint hostess.
A round table discussion was held.
The Valentine motif was carried
out in the color scheme and re
freshments. Heart shaped boxes fill
ed with candy were used as favors.
Those present were Mrs. Wayne
Townson. Miss Pauline Neal. Mrs.
Lewis Swain. Mrs. Ola Hamilton
Williams, and the hostesses.
BIRTHS
Mr and Mrs. B. J. Fish announc
ed the birth of a daughter las;
Thursday.
HEMN
THEATER
Murphy, N. C
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 16
"FOUR MOTHERS"
Starring: Piisicilla, I>ola.
Rosvnary Lane. Gale Pa*e
MONDAY, TUESDAY. FEB. 17-18
MARX BROS. In?
"GO WEST"
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19
?Tames Cswrnry, Ann Sheridan In?
'CITY Of CONQUEST'
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. FEB. 20-21
Errol Flynn In?
"THE SEA HAWK"
Beta Club Practicing
Play to be Given Soon
For the past several weeks mem
bers of the Bela Club have been
practicing on the play. "Aunt Tillie
Ooes To Town." directed by Miss
Mary Lee Pelmet. Thj play will pro
bably be presented in early March.
Proceeds ?11 be used for the mem
bers to attend the annual Beta Club
convention which will be held this
year in Charlotte.
Mrs. Studstill Hostess
To Character Builders
At Night Class Meeting
The Character Builders Sunday
school cla;.s of tlie Methodist church
hold its regular night class meeting
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
W. E. Studstill. Mrs. C. L. Alverson
class teacher, was join", hostess with
Mrs. Studstill.
Following a short business session
was the devotional led by Mrs. C. B
Newton. The guests engaged in seve
ral fjames arranged by Mrs W M
Axley.
The hostesses served an ice course |
to the following:
Mrs. Ernest Nutting. Mrs. Dale
Lee. Miss Mary Akin, Mrs. C. B.
Newton. Mrs. Elizabeth Hillis. Mrs.
W. M. Axley. Mrs. H. G. Elkins. Mrs
A. R. Bell. Mrs. T A. Case and Mrs.
Samsiead.
Mauney?Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mauney have
announced the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Rebecca Mauney. to
Brown Caldwell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. A Caldwell.
r The ceremony was pertormed in
Blairsville. Georgia. October 14. Mrs.
Caldwell is a graduate of the Murphy
High School.
Baptist WMU Society
Has Meeting Tuesday
Afternoon at Church
The W. M. U. Society of the first
Baptist church met Tuesday after
noon at the church.
The meeting was opened with a
hymn, "Jesus Saves." followed with
the Bible Study by Mrs. Robert Reid.
The program. "An Urgent Gospel.
Free or Bound" wars led by Mrs.
William Qettys. with Mrs. L. T. Rus
Isell. Mrs. H. Bueck, Mrs. T. S. Evans.
Mrs. Alvin Buchanan and Mrs. Lloyd
Hendrix taking parts. The program
ended with a special prayer by Mrs.
J. C. Ammoas and Mrs. Bessie De
Weese.
Mrs. Hendrix presented "A Parable
in Action." with the Misses Kathe
rine Howell, Clara Mae Townson.
June and Mary Jo Lloyd taking
parts.
Members present were Mrs. Am
mons. Mrs. Hendrix, Mrs. Bueck.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Gettys. Mrs.
Evans. Mrs. W. S. Dickey, Mrs.
George Townson, Mrs. Paul Hyatt.
Mrs. DeWeese. Mrs. E. J. Darnell.
Mrs. Reld. Mrs. Clyde Oennett. Mrs.
L. E. Bayless. Mrs. J. B. Mulkey.
Mrs. W. H. Murray, Mrs. Noah
Lovingood and Mrs. Henry Hyatt.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Browning and
Mrs. E. O. Christopher were visitors
in Atlanta Tuesday.
Presbyterian Circle
Meets with Mrs. Hyatt
| The Evening Circle ol the Presby
I ter la p. church met with Mrs Henry
j Hyatt. Miss Lorene John on had
charge of the program on * Christ
ain Giving." Mrs George Phillips led
the devotional.
During the business #s5ion it wet.
decided to change the d.?tc of meet
ing from the second Monday of
every month to the first Monday.
After the program and business
a social hour was enjoyed
Those present were Mrs. George
Phillips. Mrs. J. Franklin Smith.
Mrs. Henry Hyatt. Miss Willie B.
McKinney. Miss Frances Waldrop.
Miss Lorene Johnson and Miss Mary
Jo Lloyd.
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Woman s Club Changes
Plans for Weekly Meet
The entertainer who wsrs to ';ive
the progrnm for the Womans Club
?? the next meeting Wednesday.
February 1?. will not be able to be
there due to illness. As a result the
meeting ?'ill not be held in the school
auditorium as planned but will be
held in he club room.
A program has been arranged with
Miss Evelyn Brown, art teacher in
the Murphy school, as speaker. Mrs.
C. L. Alverson will be chairman Of
the hostess committee.
The meeting is to be held at 3
o'clock All members are urged to
te presrnt.
Miss Elizabeth Gray
Entertains at Bridge
Miss Elizabeth Oraj entertained
with three tables of bridge at her
ho m? on Valley River Avenue Tues
day evening.
High and low scores were held by
I Miss Barbara Meroney and Miss
j Hattie Palmer.
The hostess served hot cocoa and
i cookies.
I Those playing were Miss Hattie
! Palmer. Mrs. J. B. Grar, Miss Eli
zabeth Gray, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Schuyler. Leon Axley. Jack Bamett.
Miss Mary Willard Cooper. Miss
Earbara Meroney. Jaci Christopher.
Joe Miller Elk ins and Mrs. Robert
AJcin.
Kate Gray Honored
At Teachers College
Miss Kate Gray, daughter of May
or and Mrs. J. B. Gray. was elected
in the Marshall club at W C. T. C.
Cullowhee at their last monthly
meeting. Miss Gray was among the
ten freshmen students who were
NOTICE TO Mf CUSTOMERS
February 12. ;941
| Saturday, February 15. will be my
| last day to deliver the Atlanta Con
i stltution. Thanking each ind every
i one of you for your patronage in
j the past.
Respectfully.
FRED BATES Jr.
Benefit Bridge
Friday evening
February 14th
7:30
Woman's Club Room
Admission 25 cents
Sponsored by Jr.
Woman's Club
Announcing
the opening of
BLANCHE'S BEAUTY SHOP
(Next door to Bank)
New and Modern Equipment
"Your Patronage Will be Appreciated"
Phone 3 Mrs. Blanche Barton Davis
-CALENDAR of
CPMING -EVENTS
The Junior Woman* Club will
meet Wednesday in the club room
A special program of music has been
arranged for the evening
Circle No. 1 of the Methodist
church will meet Monday evening
at 7 o'clock at tiie home of Mrs.
Frank Ellis. Mrs. C. B. Chambers
will be joint hostess.
Mrs. Fiank Dickey will be hostess
to Circle No. 2 of the Methodist
church Tuesday evening.
Circle No. 4 of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. S O.
Akin Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
The regular meeting of the order
of Eastern Star. Chapter 10 will be
held Friday night ?7:30 in -.he
Masonic Hall.
Baptist Girls Auxiliary
Has Valentine Party
The Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist
church met Monday with Mrs. Leo
nard Allen for a valentine party.
The girls engaged in varous games
and contests. They all made favors
to be used on plates for patients in
the hospital Valentine day
Those present were Mrs. Allen.
Miss Maureen Loving ood. Miss Jean
Dicke>, Miss Thomasine Slay ton.
Miss Betty Burch. Miss Katherine
Howell. Miss Louise Oheen. Miss
May bele Hall. Miss Clara Mae Town
son. Miss Jayne Ricks and Miss Mary
Porter Fain.
ANDREWS
THEATRE
ANDREWS, N. C.
? SAT.. Feb. M-13
TV Thrtr Xmiiiltnn In?
'Oklahoma Renegade'
Also Clupter No 4 of?
"King of The Royal
Mounted"
SUNDAY. Feb. 16
The Wearer Brothers and EJriry la?
"Friendly Neighbors"
MON. - TUBS.. Feb. 17-1?
Ann Sheridan and Gtorft Brent In?
'Honeymoon For Three'
with Charlie Rmiln. Oi> Muacn
and lane Wym?n 1
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