NEWS FROM ANDREWS Phr
Revival To Begin At
Baptist Church Sept.
Tile R? ' A B. Cash. p.u>to; ol the
Baptist i. lurch at Murphy will
rondu :v.?l nu> uig at the An
<i:> a B \ lurch beginning Sep
tember :3. i:id continuing through
September 25. according to an an
ii. uii i-meni <y the Rev. E. F. Baker,
i a .,t ?:v First Baptist church of
Andre v
special 4i > ,;> meetings will be
held )ns neck n preparation for the
mm. it ervice., Monday
v?itr iC|iUia( IllUUbUl/ tUCTVIUB
ot ? ? CM'.- >11.' A ill be held to which
a;: t.irm' :? d .> 'it.- at'e invited ro at
tend.
All ?.?. .a tit missionary
K ie y and .i -oci.r.ed organizations
?a:.: iold i special matting Tuesday
? :r.i: . Wedne.-dav night the us
ual urar.e service will be iield. On
Thursday evenuig alt Sunday school
workers will meet lor special service
and be commissioned. Friday eve
ning will feature a special meeting
of the workers of tile Training Un
ion.
Annual Tatham Reunion
Cancelled For Duration
The reunion of the Tatham family
scheduled to be held at the old
Tatham homestead in Valleytown.
one mile east of Andrews, ha-s been
cancelled for the duration of the
war. In the past, the reunion has
been held e?ch year in September.
Andrews Methodists
Hold Conference
The last quarterly conference was
held Tuesday evening at the An
drews Methodist church. The Rev.
W. L. Hutchins. superintendent of
the Waynesville. district, was in
charge.
ANDREWS METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
With the close of the summer
holidays and the opening of school
the choir has settled down to some
real work for the winter months. A
great interest is being shown in the
entire music program of the church.
Several new choir members have re
cently joined the organization.
The churches, the school faculty
and the community are cooperating
in a plan for a community chorus.
Organization work has already be
gun for this chorus.
R. A. Camping Trip
Members of the R. A.'s held a
camping party at Lake Santeelah
Friday evening. The Rev. E. P. Baker
and Mr. Thomas Ellis leaders of the
I roup weiv in charge of the camp
activii ies.
Mrs. Mitt McBrayer of Ruther
n. ; visiting her mother Mrs.
V. T Fisher, vho is sick at her
home.
Li?ht Wizard To (live Lecture at Andrews
c?
Harry C. White, Scientist, will
present a lecture -demonstration.
"5000 Years of Light," in Andrews
High School on Hednesday. Sep
tember 9. at 11:00 a. m. according
to an announcement by I. B. Hud
son, Superintendent.
For fourteen years Mr. White was
Supervisor of Industrial Relations of
the Edison Lamp Works Division of
General Electric. In this position he
worked and -associated with the
pioneers of Edison and Steinmetz |
Holy Communion
Observed
Holy Communion was observed at
the Presbyterian church Monday
morning at 10:00 with the Rev.
Grant Folmsbee of Murphy, Vicar
of the Church of the Messiah in
charge.
Arrangements have been complet
ed for regular services to be held by
the Episcopalians at the Andrews
Presbyterian church.
PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cover have re
turned from a ten days trip to New
York City. On the return trip they
stopped over in Stantonberg, N. C?
for a visit with Mrs. Cover's mother.
Mrs. W. H. Scruggs of Waycross.
Ga.. and her companion. Mrs. Rosa
Gross have arrived for a stay as
guests of Mrs. Scruggs' son Dr. W.
H. Scruggs and Mrs. Scruggs at the
Terrace hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wheeler, and
house guest. Mrs. Humphries, of
Burgaw, sister-in-law of Mrs. Wheel
. er. spent Saturday and Sunday, with
I their son, Roy Wheeler, and Mrs.
Wheeler at their home in Elizabeth
, "on. Tenn. They midc the return
I trip through the Smoky Mountain
Park.
and knew these men intimately.
Mr. White's program emphasizes
the accomplishments of today's men
of science and also those of the dark
ages who helped combat physical
darkness. Thousands of dollars
worth of equipment will be used and
a complete research laboratory will
be carried. Mr. White demonstrates,
and vividly portrays with word pic
tures. stirring scientific facts in this
cavalcade of events.
Picnic Supper
A social meeting of all associated
organizations of the Woman's miss
ionary society of the Baptist church
including the Y. W. A's. Business
Woman's circle, and other circles
will be held in the church parlor
Tuesday evening, at 7:0 o'clock.
Leaders of the various groups are
Mrs. Charles T. Almond, president
of the Woman's Missionary society;
Mrs. Jack Herbert, president of the
Y. W. A's; and Mrs. John Olson,
president of the Business Woman's
circle. They will be assisted by a
large group of women.
Miss Hazel Trantham who is
working in Murphy, spent last week
here at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert Trantham.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ODell of
Cherokee village, have moved to An
drews. and are living in the Enloe
apartments.
Miss Margaret Long is spending i
this week visiting Mrs. Don Richie j
at Seneca, HI.
Warren Humes, of Robbinsville, '
spent Monday here as guest of Mrs. \
L. O. Caldwell, en route to NY A
camp at Newbridge, where he is
taking special training.
Miss Alice Tatham will leave
Fridiv for Mars Hill College. Mars;
Hill, where she will be a second -
year student. j
Mrs. John Olson has accepted a i
position as stenographer with the i
. Andrews Tannery.
Walter Whitaker. son of Mr. and '.
Mrs. H. M. Whitaker, will leave :
Thursday for Honolula, Hawiianj
Islands, where he has accepted work
with the Utah Construction comp
any. i
Miss Leila Whitaker who has been
spending a vacation here with her
mother, Mrs. J. C. Whitaker. left
Sunday for Knoxville. where sihe
holds a position with Miller's De
partment Store.
Miss Ruth Cherry and Miss Alma
Lee Cathey. of Farner. Term., were
guests of Miss Emogene Matheson
over the week-end.
Joe Morgan has returned to An
drews after attending the summer
session at North Carolina State col
lege at Raleigh. He will visit his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morgan,
until he returns for the fall sessions
at the college.
Miss Emogeiie Hall left Sunday
for Ashevtne where she win attend
Blantons' Business college.
INSTALI.XTION SERVICES FOR
NKH OFFICERS AND TEACHERS
Now officers and teachers of the
First Baptist church and Sunda.v
iiool will b?"i;in Mr duties Sun
day morning (September t>?.
An installation service was held
Tim day night. September 3, with i
the Rev. E. F. Baker, pastor, offici
ating.
Mis-. Halt h' Ma the son has return
ed after i visit with her lister, Mrs.
William Moore at Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Frances Mashbum who ha?
been spending the summer vacation
?nnmiw here at the home of her]
aunt. Mrs. Laura Seay, has return
ed to Morganton where she will
teach during the school term.
Mrs. Henry Walker, the former
Mlss Violet Splvey. who has been
. pending the summer months a" 1
Moultrie. Ga . has returned to her j
home. Mrs. Walker is a member o j
the faculty of the Andrews elemen
tary school.
Mrs. L. O. Caldwell and daughters.
Miss Margaret Ann. Miss Betty Sue.
and Miss Martha, were luncheon
guests of Mrs. R. J. Humes at her
, home in Robbinsville. Sunday.
I Mrs. S. Fraley of Aberdeen, spen:
j last week here visiting her parents.
? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bristol.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. N. Oulin
and children, of Anson County, spent
several days of last week here visit
ing friends. Rev. Dulin was former
ly pastor of the Andrews Methodist
church.
W. O. Darden second class ma
chinist mate of the U. S. Navy at
Charleston. S. C.. spent several days
of last week here with Mrs. Darden.
Mr. and Mrs. Darden visited the par
ents of Mr. Darden, of Atlanta over
the week-end.
Mrs. Harold Hare and niece. Miss
Jonnie Webb, who have been spend
ing a month's vacation here at the
home of Mrs. Hare's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Leach, returned to
their home at Winter Park, Fla., last
Friday.
Mrs. Wiltabell Posey and daughter.
Miss Sara Ruth Posey, of Asheville,
are spending several weeks here
visiting Mrs. Posey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Sandlin. Miss Posey !
attended the summer session at the |
University of Tennessee at Knox- j
ville. She will leave shortly for I
Chapel Hill where she will teach at j
the Chapel Hil high school.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart and daughters,
who have been spending the summer .
months at their mountain home, j
Glenn Choga Lodge, left this week 1
for their home at Tampa, Fla.
Andrews Man Is
Injured In Crash
J. D. Talley 2*5. of Andrews re
mains m a serious condition a; Fort
?.uidsrs Hospital in KnoxvUie, where
in- *u taken about 5 p. m. Sunday
when his automobile left the road
near Host- Hill Cump on Kinss on
Fikc. near the Loudon county Une
County officers C. A. Hobb> atiii F
K. Gardner, of Knox county. Term
aid the c ?r badly demolished
after running through a fire ftnce.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slagle. who .'.a*#
ocen spending a vacation here wttta
Mrs. SI -le's mother. Mrs. R. S. Es
kerid? and Mr. Slagle "s mother,
M s. Ida Single. left this week tor
their home at Orlando. Fla.
M'.' .and Mrs. Arvil Hogan and
daughter .?f Gastonia. have arrived
for a visit at the home of Mr.
Hogan s puivnts. Mr. ana Mrs. Harvd
Hogan.
Private Charles Walker of Cam?
Polk. La., is spending a two weeks
furlough here at his home.
Mrs. David Swan is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Taylor this
week at her home in Lenotr City.
Walter Brank has returned to
Asheville after spending sometime
here visiting at the home of Capt.
and Mrs. Frank Swan
Mrs. Carl Tower of Raleigh the
former Miss Mary B. Walker has
arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
William Walker.
Mrs. Edward Vickery of St. Peters
burg. Va.. is visiting her parents. Sir.
and Mrs. Lee Trantham.
Schedule Announced By
W. M. U. At Marble
The W. M. U. of the Marble Bap
tist church has announced its sched
ule. It follows:
Sunbeams, with Miss Ruth Dock
ery and Miss Jean Coffey in charts
of the program, in basement of the
church Sunday just after Sunday
school.
G. A. girls with Miss Catherine
Mintz Tuesday afternoon, with Miss
Dorothy Hunsucker in charge of the
program.
H. W. A. girls, with Miss Hun
sucker Wednesday afternoon.
R. A. boys, with Maurice Hall
Friday night.
The annual state mission season
of prayer will be observed by the
church with all the junior organiza
tions helping with the program. The
program will be presented Wednes
day night, September 9, at 7 o'clock.
HP IT \T ANDREWS, N. C.
HENN THEATRE
Thursday - Friday, Sept. 3-4
SABIT - ROSE MARY DECAMP
"Jungle Book"
IN TECHNICOLOR
Saturday. Sept. 5
DON "RED" BARRY
? In ?
"Arizona Terrors"
Sunday - Monday, Sept. 6-7
DONALD BARRY - FAT
Mckenzie
?Iiv?
"Remember Pearl
Harbor"
Tuesday - Wednesday. Sept. 8-9
? A Double Feature Program ?
DENNIS O'KEEFE
? In ?
"The Affairs of Jimmy
Valentine"
? A1?0?
THE WEAVER BROTHERS
AND KI.VTRT
? In ? ?
"Shepherd of The
Ozarks"
Thursday - Friday, Sept. 10-11
LESLIE HOWARD - LAURENCE
OLIVIER
? In ? ?
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