SOCIETY
Barbara Meroney, Society Editor. Phone 49-J
Mrs. L. 1 - Kussell and
Miss Evelyn Hall Are
Hostesses to Auxiliary
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the First Baptist Church held its
regular monthly meeting at the home
ot Mrs. L. T. Russell on Monday eve
ning. Miss Evelyn Hall was joint
hostess.
After a short business session and
the reports of the various commit
taca. the president. Mrs. Jne Hamil
ton* turned the program ovci' to mis.
Virgil Elliot. Talcing part on the pro
gram, "Our Heritage To Be Treas
ured", were : Mrs. J. C. Ammons, Mrs.
Joe Hamilton. Miss E unlet Shields.
Miss Arietta Ramsey, and Mrs.
Blanche Davis.
Following the program refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
assisted by Mrs. Russell's sister. Miss
Faye Simons, to: Mrs. Alvin Buchan
an. Mrs. Boyd Carringer Mrs. Pritch
ad Smith. Mrs. Walter Coleman. Mrs.
Joe Ray. Mrs. Joe Hamilton. Mrs.
Clyde Townson. Mrs. J. C. Ammons.
Mrs. Gettis, Mrs. Virgil Elliot, Mrs.
John Donley, Mrs. Blanche Davis,
Miss Minnie Stalcup. Miss Shields.
Miss Arietta Ramsey, and Miss
Kathleen Roberts. After refreshments
Mrs. Russell was honored by gifts
by members of the Auxiliary
Woman's Club Sponsors
Juvenile Hobby Exhib
The exhibit of the Womans Club
this month will be a juvenile hobby
.-how with Mrs. J. W. Davidson in
rharge of arrangements.
Several art exhibits will be on dis
play. Most all of them will be th?
worn of children in the Murphy
school.
Mrs. John Davidson who has bp ?n
visiting here with her mother. Mrs.
.1. W. Axley left Sunday for her home
,n Jerrerson City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartness of
Lenior City spent last week end here.
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Miss Willie Bell McKinney spent
last week end at her home in Hia
v. asset .
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Mrs. J. J. Dean and two children
of Greensboro arrixed Saturday to
visit, heere two weeks with Mrs. Dean's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
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Miss Ann Hill Hostess
At Bridge on Thursday
The bridge club met with Miss Ann
Hill at her home in Beal Town last
Thursday evening. Four tables ot
bridge were in play with Jack B.
Akin winning high score prize and
low score prize was presented to
Mrs. L. D. Schuyler.
The hostess served a dessert course
with coffee to the following:
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kindlev. Mr
r>nH Mrs. L. D. Schuylcr. Mrs. Julian
Pitzer. Miss Barbara Meroney. Miss
Mary Willard Cooper Miss Louise
Leatherwood. Miss Sara Sword. Mrs.
Robert Akin Miss May Cathron Hen
sley. Jack Christopher. Jack Barnett.
Jack B. Akin and Joe Miller Elkins.
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Maureen Lovingood
BYPU Social Hostess
Miss Maurene Lovingood was host
ess to a B.Y.P.U. social at her home
Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
Throughout the evening the guests
had proms and danced. Refresh
ments were served to the following:
Misses Eliz.ibeth Franklin. Kath_
erine Howell. Betty Lou Burch. Lou
ise Johnson. Lorene Johnson. Jean
Dickey. Thomasine Slavton. Iva lean
3nc* (1. and Edgar Darnell. Bill How
ill. Leonard English. Walter Carring
er. Rabbi MacDonald and Paul Pad
gett.
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Mrs. Pat, Luiuford who has been
\ ..-itinu Mr and Mr... Bergan Moore
in Gastonia and Mr. and Mrs.Gar
nette Owenby in Knoxville for sev
i t r n 1 weeks has returned to her horn.
She was accompanied l>v her s->ii
]and Mrs. Owenby and her son. Jerry.
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! Dr. B. W. Whitfield left Sunday
: rt take up a post graduate course:
| attending clinics in Milwaukee and
[Chicago. He will remain there sev
eral weeks.
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| Mrs. Peyton Ivie and small dau
ghter, Glenda, will return Friday
1 from Richmond where they have
| been visiting with Mrs. Ivie's mother.
Miss Mary Kathron Axley. Gon
Robeerson. Miss Fay Simmons and
Jack Barnett were visitors at Hiwasste
Darr. Sunday.
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Hugh Hensly and T. W. Kindley
spent Wednesday in Aslieville on
business.
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Edwin Winchester of Monroe
spent last week end here with his
wife and small son.
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Mrs. Paul Lambert and Miss Eunice
Shields spent last week in Green
ville and Anderson. S. C.
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I Kobert Akin left Tuesday for a week
:r> Raleigh.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bryant of
.Concord spent Sunday here with Mrs.
i Bryant's sister. Mrs. Page Winches
ter.
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I Mm. Ruth Nichols spent last week
end in Copperhill with her sister.
iMiss Fannie DeWeese.
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Mrs. T. W. Kindley and Miss Mary
Willard Cooper were visitors in
Asheville last Weednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gentry of
Watts Bar spent last week end here
with Mrs. Oentry's mother Mrs. Bes
sie DeWeese.
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Mrs. Callie Barnett is visiting in
Copperhill with Miss Fannie XX*
Weese.
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Roy Stalcup of Lenior spent last
week end here with his wife and dau
ghter.
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Miss E'n'a Bnhrr and Miss Mary
I.?p Roberts, students In a beauty
culture school in Asheville spent
several days here this week with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Verlon Crisp of Lenior
City spent last week end here
Tile Wonian.s Club will meet Wed
nesday. March 19. at 3 o'clock in the
rlub room at the library. Mrs. J H.
Axlcy will present a program of mu
*.ic. Hostess chairman will be Mrs.
R. S. Parker. All members are urged
to attend.
Circle 1 of tlic Methodist church
will met Monday with Miss Adella
Meroney. Miss Josephine Heighway
will be joint hostess. Mrs. C. B
Chambers will have charge of the
program on "Paul, the Great Mis.
sionary."
The Junior Womans Club will meet
Wednesday. March 19 in the club
room
Circle number 2 will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. R C. Mattox at
7 p. m.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Justice an
nounced the birth of a son Monday.
! March 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Snodgrass an
nounced the birth of a son Sunday,
March 9.
Mrs. W. D King and Miss Adella
Mol oney spent 1 >st Friday and Sat -
urd.iy in Atlanta with Miss Moron- 1
ovV sister, Mrs .limmio Weir.
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Mrs. F O. Emerson and Mrs. J
J I' O Mi"a and little son loft Wcdnes
? day f< : their home in South Carolina
j o.fter a i:sit with Mrs D Edmund
Manges.
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j Mr. am! Mi. . . i w. Candler are
. .-pending this week with their daugh
| tvr. Mrs. James B. Ward and Mr.
. Ward in Lencir Cu;\ Tennessee.
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Dr. Eclw. S. Miller who visited here
several days last week with iiis moth
er, Mrs. E. S. Miller, loft for Louisi
ana Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Torn Axie.v Jr. of
Andrews spent last week end here
with Mr. Ax ley's parents. Mr. and
Mrs T. W. Axley. (
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Franklin and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Franklin
.'pent several days this week with
Mr and Mrs. Joe Fulmor in Lenoir
City..
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cooke visit
ed las! week end in Blairsville with
Mrs. Cooke's grandparents.
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j Maurice Clacker who is stationed
| with the army at Fort Bragg was a
j visitoi here Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kindley. Mrs.
| Wayne Townson and Hugh Hensley
spent Wednesday in Asheville.
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I Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wright and j
Mrs. W. A. Hoover were visitors in :
? Atlanta Saturday.
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1 Hendrix Is Speaker
At Meeting of P. T. A.
; Of Wc.lf Creek School
j The Wolf Creek Parent-Teachers j
?association mot Friday. March 7. at j
!the school house.
! Following songs by the school, a
jta:!k on "The School's Needs" was i
| made by Mr. McNabb. L. L. Hendrix
^superintendent of county schools, an
' nounced and discussed plans for
'completely remodeling the school
building before the begining of an- j
other term. Several discussions were
I given by members of the P.T.A.
I At t he clr.,e of the business ses- I
ision. a read n v/a. givtn by Doris |
Abercrombie.
Members of the association srved
refreshments to the following: Mr.
Hendrix. M arrd Mrs. John Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Abercrombie. Mrs.
Jick G.iddis. Mrs Mor.h C~c!t. Mrs.
Es'fi Davis. Mrs. A. L. Cole. Mrs.
ripud Clore, Mrs. Carrie Ledford. |
Mrs. W. I.. Cook. Mrs Earl Hancock
Mrs. Alvin Cole. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. |
Simonds. Mrs. O. O. Simonds
George Ledford. Misses Irene ant*
Maggie Belle Kisselburg. Genei-a
Ledford and Frances Simonds.
Ylrs. Axley, Mrs. Dickey i
Flntertain S. S. Class
VVith Party cn Friday
Mrs. Wiltard Arley and Mrs Had
ley Dickry entertained the Character
Builders Sunday school class of the
Methodist church with a party Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs Ax- 1
ley in East Murphy.
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A short business session was con
ducted by Mrs. C. B Newton, presi
dent. During the social hour several
?tames were played.
The hostesses served a sweet coursc
to Mrs. W A Hoover. Mrs. C. L. Al
verson. Mis-s Emily Sword. Mrs. R
B Meroney. Mrs. Henry Akin and
d.tughter. Margaret Virginia. Mrs. A
| K. Bell. Mrs. T. A. Case. Mrs Huts.
Mrs. Newton, and Mrs H. G BklM
Mrs C. L Alverson is class teacher
with Mrs W. E. Studstill as assistant
teacher.
Mrs. Fletcher Crown
Honored at Luncheon
A noon-day luncheon was given
in lienor ol Mrs. Fletcher Crown at
the Henry House Friday. Among the
31 present included guests from Rob_
binsville and Andrews Mrs. Crown,
garden authority, was brought to
Murphy through the compliments of
Rich's, of Atlanta.
Paul Hr?well left Tuesday for Wil
mington
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Hayes Leatherwood ot Florence,
Alabarru spent last wtek end hero
with hi? family.
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The many friends of little Miss
Susie Miller will be sorry to hear
she is ill.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Walker Jr. unci
Mr and Mrs. George Tulloss of Hi
was see Dam were visitors in town
Tuesday.
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WOLF CREEK NEWS
Earnest Davis of Jefferson City
I spent the week end here with his
1 family.
Miss Enla Baker of Murphy spent
Tuesday night with Misses Imogene
and Grace Simonds.
Mr. and Mr<. Earnest Bee Dockcry
cf Etowah visited Mr. r-nd Mrs. F.l
t?rt Simonds Sunday.
Miss Winnie Vernon. Solen Si
! monds and Weldon Helton spent last
| week end in Virginia.
Mrs. Carrie Ledford visited Mrs
| Wess Helton Tuesday.
Mrs. I rank Dickey
Hoytesr to Circle No. 2
Circle number 2 met February 28th
at the home of Mrs Frank ilickfy
The bible lesson was conduct* 1 by
Mrs Daw Towllsoil Mrs J U Mi -
Cail led the business session winch
was followed by refreshments served
to the hostess.
Tile following member were pres
ent Mcsdames. J H MeCall. W E.
Howell. Mrs. Mat tie Taylor. W. M
Pam H. G. Elkins. H. Leatherwood.
J. H Hampton. R C Mattox and
Mr Rufnrr as a visitor.
Miss Dot llensley will return from
a visit in ChaHanooga Saturday.
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mi. utiu MMOi MVtOUU **VilOK .? -JATIU
Tuesday in ^nattanoi ga.
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