PATRICK NEWS
Mr and Mis. Atlas Coleman and
two children ol Decatur, Tenn..
were the guests of the latter's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rlcklostmer
Friday night.
Mrs. Estu Griffin and two clilldren
of Harbuck. Tenn . are visiting her
sister. Mrs. Glen Hamby
Mrs Nancy Mash bum. who has
been spending some time with Mr.
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hamby. has re
turned to the home of her daughter.
Mrs Maud Kelly at Oak Park.
Mr. Nip Adains is seriously ill. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Bonnie Qulnn of West. Mrs.
Icle Pierce and three children of
Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. Duel Bur
gess and baby, were the guests of i
Mrs. Mary Hamby Sunday.
W. L. Ce!=iur. v.ar. the of J.
j". Pickleslmer Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hamby and two sons i
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Hamby. Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mjm. Estill Hamby and
two children were the wiest-s of the
former's uncle. N. P Adams. Sunday, i
Mr. an dMrs. Duel Burgess and ;
baby and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen
v ere Ducktown visitors Sunday af
ternoon.
George Reid was the guest of his
mother. Mrs. Martha Reid. recently.
Mr. Birchfleld. fire warden of
Cherokee county, passed through our
midst Sunday afternoon looking af
ter a forest fire. Mr. Bircl'.ficld was
handin gout pamphlets about fire,
tellinp the laws.
TEXTILES
Due to the greatly increased war
lequirements. 1941 United States
consumption of the four major tex- ,
tile fibers ? cotton, wool, rayon, and
silk ? broke all previous records.
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
Sat.. Feb. 28
BUCK JONES, TIM McCOY
RAYMOND HATTON
"THE GUNMAN
FROM BODIE"
Sunday. March 1
GLORIA SWANSON. ADOLPIIE
MENJOU
"FATHER TAKES
A WIFE"
Monday. Tuesday. March 2-3
ROSALIND RUSSELL, WALTER
PIDGEON
?IN?
"DESIGN FOR
SCANDAL"
Wednesday, March 4
Double Feature Program
WA K RE N WILLIAM
"SECRETS OF THE
LONE WOLF"
Also
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
MARY HOWARD
"RIDERS OF THE
PURPLE SAGE"
Thursday, Friday March 5-6
LINDA DARNELL. JACK O/tKIE
"RISE AND SHINE"
With
GEORGE MURPHY
MARBLE NEWS
Prof. J. Frank Walsh, principal of
Marble School has announced the
I following "Honor Roll:
First Grade ? Fred West. Hoyle
Parker and Maxine Trull.
Second Grade ? Kenneth Coffey.
1 Jackie Ingram. Maurice West. Loyal
j Trull. Betty Kllpatrick. Janice King.
Marilyn Lit tie John and Alma Coffey.
I Third Grade ? Bobby Hass. Robert
Kilpa'rick. William Mars. Betty Ann
Barton, Mildred Day, Ida Belle Lov
j iiiKood. Mary Nell Loving ood. Helen
i Totlierow. Winnie Lee West and
Harley Lovingood.
Fourth Grade ? Clifford Arp, 1
Winnie Baxter and Leona Howard.
Fifth Grade ? Bobby Ingram. Le- 1
iov Walsh. Morgan Kllpatrlck and
Maurice Hall.
Sixth Grade ? Porter Griggs. Dor
othy Mae Coffey, Mary Willie How
ard and Betty Jo Sltalfer.
Seventh Grade ? Nelle Rodgers. ;
Tear! Griggs. Boyd Hedrick. Eugene
Gnann and Joe Mltz.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE LIST
First Grade ? Fred West. Lynn
Goode. Hoyle Parker. Maxine Trull
n nd Mary Ellen Onann.
Second Grade ? Harold Clayton.
Jackie Ingram. James Stiles. Maurice
West. Blaine Thompson Loyal Trull.
Alma Coffey and Marilyn Little jolin
Third Grade ? Robert Browning.
Bobby Hass, William Marr. Larry !
Trull, Betty Lois Boling, Betty Ann
Barton. Ida Belle Lovingood. Winnie
Lee West and Harley Lovingood.
Fourth Grade Leona Howard ;
.uid Billy Mintz.
Fifth Grade ? Devereaux Barton.
Benny Goode. Bobby Ingram. Lerov
Walsh. Alice Derreberry and Ruby
Stiles.
Sixth Grade ? Porter Griggs. Reg- j
Inald Wilson. Dorothy Mae Coffey. ,
Mary Willie Howard and Betty Jo '
Shalfer
Seventh Grade Henry Braswell. ;
Boyd Hedrick. Joe Mlntz, Pearl i
Griggs. Lena Jenkins, Nelle Rodgers. 1
George Gnann and Eugene Gnann. ;
CULtstKiuN NtVV5
Mr. L. B. Collins and family moved
,nto the Bailey house here Saturday. ;
Mr Everet Bell, who lived in the j
Sweetgum section was found dead j
near his home one morning last j
week. It is thought that he froze to |
death.
Mrs. Bill Elliott and family moved 1
into Arlln Moore's house a few u ?ys j
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan an- j
nounced the birth of a son. Jack '
Wayne.
Mr. Guy Hyatt left last week for !
Florida.
Mr. Bobbie Kisselburg, who has ,
been In the north for some time, has i
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Russell and i
jon. Edward. Mrs. J .W. Russell and i
son. Frank, and Bobbie Russell of j
Marietta. Ga.. were visitors here Sat
urday
Business is still good here. TV A i
crews working day and night loading '
and unloading material of various |
kinds. j
Mr. Jack Reedy and Misses Loma !
Kate and Edith Anderson, visited !
Mr. an dMrs. J. B. Griggs in Chatta- '
r.ooga Sunday.
Mr. Glen Owenby. who has been
on the sick list has greatly improved.
WOLF CREEK NEWS
Victor Baxter, of Marble, and
Ralph Shields of Culberson, were j
business visitors here Monday after- i
noon.
There was born to Mr. and Mrs. i
Roy Smith. Sunday of last week, a '
baby girl.
There are many cases o fflu in our
section at tills time.
Rev. B. L. Mull of Bcllvlew. spent ;
one night last week with his sister.!
Mrs. Joe Hcnson.
News reached here Sunday of the ]
tragedy near Sweet Gum. Ga.. Sat-'
urday afternoon, where, it is alleged,
the Rev. Pryor Balicw shot and fa
tally wounded Clifton Harper. Both
parties were known In our section.
J. M. Duvall who recently moved
to the M. M. Withrow place was out
visiting among the neighbors one day
last week.
James Ryner has sawed one set of
logs on A. L. Cole's place and i?s now
moving to another set on the farm.
Herbert P. Garren of Graysvllle.
Tenn.. spent the week end with his
par rets here, Mr. and Mrs. W JL.
Garren.
Upper Wolf Creek
i
The Home Demonstration Club met
Friday rt the home of Mrs. W. L
Cook, with the president In chargc.
{ After the business problems were dis
cussed Mrs. Alllne King gave a dem- I
oust ration on vegetable cooking and j
! helpful suggestions on seed planting
Refreshments were served to: Mrs
Bill Bandy. Cecil Clore. Mrs. Morgan.
Bill Curtis. Edith Cook. Madie Cole.
Frances Cole. Mrs. King. Sybil
Ciasham. Mrs. Florence Ensley. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs.
Florence Ensley's.
Mr .and Mrs. Pat Verner, of Isa- !
bella visited Mr and Mrs. W. A !
Bandy Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Burger returned home
Thursday from a Franklin hospital. '
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Helton, and
daughter. Ellen Rose, visited Mr. and '
fcuo. W. J. Helton -ad Mr. sr.d Mrs. j
Carvus Curtis Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Cole visited !
mends and relatives in Murphy Sat- 1
urday. 1
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SHADY GROVE
Mrs. Paul Hawkins is confined to
her bed with flu.
Maud Shields and Nellie Rich ;
were guests Sunday afternoon of j
Bessie Lee Barber.
Mrs. Boise Truett visited Mi and .
Mrs. Hardie Truett Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Strandge visited. Mrs.
Joe HuV.'kin? lust w?ck.
Mr and Mrs. Edgar Rice and
family, Mr and Mi's. Everett Rice ,
and family were Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rice.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. !
and Mrs. Paul Hawkins included. !
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Hawkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert Arp and grand
daughter: Mr. and Mrs. Cast/eel
Hawkins and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hawkins and son. Mr. and Mrs. |
Edgar Rice an dfamily: Birdie Hen- j
son and Dora Rice.
Mr .and Mrs. E. L. Shields visited
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Qladson j
Sunday.
Thedron Shields was a guest of his j
uncle an uauiil, Mi. aiiu Mis. T. m :
Rice Vast week.
Mrs. Carl Standridge and daughter \
visited the former's mother, Mrs. |
Will Collins of Swectgum. Oa.. Mon- i
day.
Mrs. John Arp was called to Cop- |
perhlll Sunday due to the Illness of j
Mrs. Frank Arp.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rice and cliil- ,
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rice.
KINSEY NEWS
Miss Mildred Sneed spent Tuesday
night in Andrews, with Miss Helen
Taylor.
Mr. Eugene and Floyd Nichols of
Morristown, Tenn., visited here Sat
urday.
Miss Helen Taylor spent Saturday
night with Miss Mildred Sneed.
Mr. L. A. Sneed spent a few days
last week at his home in Sylva,
North Carolina.
The Home Demonstration Club
met Monday, Feb. 16. at the home of
Mrs. Blanche Kilpatrick, those at
tending were: Mrs. Charlee Kilpat
lick. Mrs. Paschal Hughes, Mrs.
Wlnslow Hall. Mrs. W. D. King. Mrs.
Norman Kilpatrick, Mrs. Claude
Sneed, Mrs. Jim Kilpatrick. Miss
Mildred Sneed. Miss Geneva Kilpat- '
lick and Mrs. Blanche Kilpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens and
family of Atlanta. Ga . visited Mr.
and Mrs. P. R. Hughes Sunday.
SUNNY POINT NEWS !
Mr. Dewey Lafencrs of Virginia, j
j-pent Tuesday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilburn Lafencrs.
Mr. Voyd Wallace from the Army,
spent one day of last week visiting
homefolks.
Miss Viola- Jonei spent Saturday
! night with Edna Whitener.
Miss Myrtle Darling of Vests Is
visiting her .sister. Mrs. Shirley
Brown.
Mr. John Mason spent Wednesday
I with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mason
of Murphy.
Mrs. Ballew was the Sunday guest
of Mrs. Laura Jones.
Miss Edith Chamben: and small
niece. Mattie Edith Rose, spent last
week with Mr. an dMrs. John Bry
ant.
Mrs. Esta Mason spent Friday with
Mrs. Mattie Whitener.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Brown of
Farner. spent the week end with
?.!r. c-'v ;;* Mr and Mrs.
John Brown.
RANGER NEWS
Mr. K. O. Kilpa trick, now employ
ed at Alcoa has been at home con
fined to bed on account of Illness.
Mr and Mrs. John Stevens and
family and Mrs. Dora Henry, of At
lanta. visited here Sunday. ^
Mr. H. S. Predmore and Miss Jean
Murray were the Sunday dinner
KUests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sneed
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes spent
the week end with Mrs. Hughe's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kllpa trick.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Radcllffe and
family, of Copperhil. visited here
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom King spent Monday af
ternoon with Mrs. S. V. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. W -A Evans visited
in Murphy last week
A community prayer meeting will
br held Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock
vv?u lime, at the home OI Mrs. N. O.
Kilpe, trick.
SNOW HILL NEWS
We are glad to learn Mrs. Lum
Mull is improving after a long Illness.
There are said to be several cases !
of mumps in this part of the count;.
The Rev. Truett will preach a?
Snow Hill next Sunday. March 1. ,
Mrs. Muriel May is visiting her
nusband at Port Oglethorpe, Ga.
Miss Katie Walker, who has been
ill fo rsomc time is improving, we
.ue glad tc learn.
Joe Ledford has the mumps.
Rev. Pllparlck has been visiting at j
his home and was taken sick. He Is
employed at Maryville, Tenn
Low grade, unmarketable tobacco j
can now be processed Into paper,
soap, varnish, and fiber board.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Prank Brown and son, Bobby,
.spent last week end In CroasTllle,
Tenn
Mrs. Jewel Oarmany and son.
Clark, spent last week end In Lafay
ette. Oa.
Mr and Mrs. Uyle Martin, of Le
noir City, spent last week end here
with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pullum. of
Knoxvllle. spent Sunday In Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson and
son. Tommy, of Sylva, spent Sunday
here with Mr and Mrs. Tom Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Archy Jackson, of
Knoxvllle, arrived in Murphy, the
first of the week. Mr. Jackson Is with
the TV A and will be here perma
nently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickey and
son left this week for Pontana. where
tncy will icoiuC.
?uile Snodgrass spent last week end
in Virginia. He waa accompanied
home by his wife and small son, who
have been visiting there with rela
tives.
Miss Mary Willard Cooper spent
one day this week In Andrews on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. King Walker.or
Haysville. were visiting in town last
Sunday.
Calvin Milliner will spend this
week end in Sweetwater. Tenn.
Fred Dickey, of Brvson City, spent
Sunday In Murphy.
Calvin Stiles will !e?ve thw we**
end for Detroit.
Miss Elsie Perry spent last week
end in Brevard.
Miss Morlnell Williamson has re
covered from a short illness, her
many friends will be glad to learn.
Chic Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
Saturday, Fcbmarj 28
CHARLES STARRKTT
RUSSELL HAYDEN
In
"RIDERS OF THE
BADLANDS"
Saturday Late Show 1?:36 F. M.
RONALD REAGAN. JOAN
PERRY
In
"NINE LIVES ARE
NOT ENOUGH
Sun., Mon., March 1-2
BCD ABBOTT. LOU
C08TELL0
"KEEP 'EM
FLYING"
Toesday, Wed., March 5-4
WILLIAM POWELL
MYRNA LOT
"SHADOW ON THE
THIN MAN"
Thursday, Friday, March 5-6
JOHNNY WEISMULLER
MAUREEN O'SULLTVAN
In
"Tarzan's Secret
Treasure"
Tuesday, March 10th
Tuesday, March 10th ? Matinee and Night
Admission: Children, 25c; Adults 50c
Including Tax