SOCIAL EVENTS
Miss Posey Is
Honoree At Tea
On Saturday
Mrs. Harry Bishop and Mrs. H.
A Mattox were hostesses at a seat
ed tea Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mattox compliment
ing Miss Sara Ruth Posey of Ashe
\ille whose marriage to Frank Mor
gan of Montevallo, Ala., will be
solemnized April 6.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Mattox re
ceived with the honoree in the liv
ing room which was decorated with
arrangements of red roses, snap
dragons and lighted red tapers in
brass candelabra.
Mrs. Frank Forsyth received in
the dining room and was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Jim Gibbs and
Mrs. John Posey, Jr.
The table was covered with a
\ enetian lace cloth and was center
ed with a silver bowl of white snap
dragons. White candles in silver
candelabra completed the table ap
pointments. Refreshments consist
ed of molded bridal ices, individual
Henn Theatre
Murphy, North Carolina
Showing All Major Companies' Pictures First Run In Murphy
Thursday - Friday, March 7 - 8
Alice Faye - Dana Andrews, In ?
"FALLEN ANGEL"
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Saturday, March 9
DOUBLE FEATURE
SUNSET CARSON, In?
"BANDITS OF THE BADLANDS
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ADELE MARA, In?
"TIGER WOMAN"
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Late Show Saturday, 10:45 P. M.
Phyllis Thaxter - Edmund Gwenn, In ?
"BEWITCHED"
Sunday, March 1 0
Lee and Lynn Wilde, In ?
TWICE BLESSED"
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Monday - Tuesday, March II - 12
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Joseph Cotton - Jennifer Jones, In ?
"LOVE LETTERS"
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Wednesday, March I 3
George Sanders - Ella Raines, In ?
"UNCLE HARRY"
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Mrs. Williams Is
Given Shower By
Nurses' Club
The Tri-county Nurses' club en
tertained at the home of Mrs. Fish
er Hubbell on Wednesday evening,
with a surprise shower as a fare
well courtesy to Mrs. Ola Williams
who left March 1, to join her hus
band at Caulderwood, Tenn., to
make their home. Miss Llba Sneed
was associate hostess.
After refreshments were served,
card tables, loaded with a variety
of gifts for their nome were
brought in and placed in front of
the honoree and during the social
hour, music was furnished by Jack
Barnett.
The club expressed regret at j
losing Mrs. Williams who has
served faithfully and who was
president at the time of leaving. ,
Club members present were:
Mrs. John Brittain, Mrs. Frank
Crawford, Mrs. Elaine Gill, Miss
Nelle Sherrill, Mrs. Tnompson of
Hayesville, Mrs. Don Allison, Mrs.
hubbell and Miss Sneed, and a few
close friends who included, Mrs.
W. A. Hoover, Mrs. Peyton G. Ivie,
Mrs. Tom Axley ,Jr., of Andrews,
Mrs. Willard Cooper, Miss Kathryn
Youorski, Miss Marvie Walker, and
Mrs. A. G. Hornsby.
Miss McCov To
Wed In April
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCoy of
Gneiss have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
June McCoy of Murphy, to Rex
Hall, son of Mrs. N. Showers of
Detroit, Michigan. The wedding
will take place some time in April.
Miss McCoy has been employed
at the Farm Security office here
for the past three years.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Alton Mor
rir. and children, Sallie and John,
pre spending this week visiting
relatives and friends in Hartwell,
Ga., and Blackville and Orange
burg, S. C.
cakes and fancy mints. White satin
sachets were given as favors.
During the afternoon. Miss Posey
was presented a shower of attrac
tive gifts.
Guests wei*e: Mrs. T. A. Case,
Mrs. Quay Ketner, Mrs. Buel
Adams, Miss Frances Dickson. Mrs.
Wade Massey, Mrs. B .W. Whit
field, Mrs. Dale Lee, Mrs. H.
Bueck, Mrs. Robert H. Cox, Mrs.
Edwin Hyde, Mrs. Frank Forsyth,
Mrs. Jim Gibbs, Mrs. Salo Horo
witz, Mrs. Walter Mauney, Mrs.
Duke Whitley, Mrs. Lonzo Shields,
Mrs. W. A. Hoover, Mrs. Ben
V aught, Mrs. John Posey, Jr., Miss
Meredith Whitaker, Miss Eleanor
Cover, Mrs. Marshall Orr. Mrs. G.
W. Cover, Jr., Miss Woodfin Posey
and Mrs. Jack Lovingood.
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Repair Shop Opens
We have built a new service and repair shop,
on Duke Street, back of Candler's Store, and are
readv to do repair work on all makes of cars.
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GOOD MECHANICS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Franklin Motor Co.
J. W.Franklin, Prop.
Murphy, N.C.
Jensens Hosts
For House Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jensen en
tertained informally Sunday after
noon as a courtesy to their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Max Mitchell
of Asheville. Guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. iMtchell, Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Banks, Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Lesesne, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
\an Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Cloe
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond English,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hauer, and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Allison.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Jack Lovingood and small
daughter, Kay, of Hendersonville
were called here last week on ac
count of the illness of Mrs. Lovin
good's father, Dr. S. C Heighway. I
Miss Gladys McClesky spent the
I week-end with her mother in Mari- j
( etta, Ga. I
Miss Kathryn Youorski spent the
j week-end in Asheville, and attend
ed the Melchior concert at the audi- j
, torium Sunday afternoon.
' Dr. and Mrs. W. H. McCall of
| Asheville spent the week-end here
with their mother, Mrs. J. H. Mc
Call.
Mrs. Bill Thompson spent last
week in Atlanta with her husband,
Dr. J. W. Thompson who returned
with her and spent the week-end
here.
Mrs. Frank Justice and children,
Cecilia and Frank, returned Mon
day from several weeks in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brown of
Gainesville, Ga., were guests Sun
cay of Mr and Mrs. J. L. Savage.
Mrs. Brown is the sister of Mr.
Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McBrayer of
Anderson, S. C., were here last
vveek with Mrs. G. W. Candler and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lee.
Miss Mary Jo Davis and her
brother, Jimmy Davis of Cedar
lown, Ga., were guests last week
end of their grandmother, Mrs.
Dixie Palmer, and their aunt, Miss
Hattie Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mitchell and
sons, Norman B. and Myron Lee.
of Asheville, were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jensen, and
sons. Jan and Joel Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howell of
Asheville spent the week-end here
with relatives.
Miss Sara Ruth Posey, Miss
Yvoodfin Posey, and Mrs. G. W.
Cover, Jr., of Asheville, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Mattox.
Major Gerard E. Haven of Ashe
ville and Lt. Wm. G. Heidinger, Jr.,
of Franklin were in Murphy Thurs
day in interest of recruiting men
for the army.
Dr. A. J. Headrick attended a !
Veterinary meeting at the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute at Auburn,
Ala., last week.
Mrs. B. G Brumby, Sr., is spend
ing this week with her sister in
Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. P. R. Cagle and son Jimmy
of Knoxville, Tenn., spent several
days this week with her mother,
Mrs. J. H. Queen.
Miss Frances Ricks of Akron,
Ohio, arrived in Murphy Saturday,
to send some time with her sister,
Mjss Jayne Ricks.
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Henn Theatre
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I hursday - Friday, March 7-8
Lizebeth Scott - Robert Cummings, In ?
"YOU CAME AL0NG"_ ?
Saturday, March 9 jf
"CORPUS CHRISTI BANDIT" I
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Late Show Saturday, 10:45 P. M.
GEORG ESANDERS, In?
"FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO"
Sunday - Monday, March 10-11
ABBOTT and COSTELLO, In?
"ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN
HOLLYWOOD"
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Tuesday - Wednesday, March 12-13
KAY FRANCIS, In?
"DIVORCE"
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"Daddy's never
coming home,
Darling!"
Yes, i know he promised, but thai was
a promise he couldn't keep, darling!
Remember how he told you to be a brave
girl if he couldn't come home? Daddy
would want to be proud of you, you
know ...so be brave for his sake, because
he can never come home, now.
SO MANY small sons and daughters will have
only shadowy memories of their Daddys . . ;
so many young mothers must face the future alone
... a future they're so ill-prepared to cope with.
Children have a way of needing so many things
. . . clothes and food . . . school supplies and new
shoes. And somehow one just never knows where
the money goes.
Think of all the problems that arise in every
day living. It takes a steadfast heart and an unfail
ing couragc to meet them all alone ; ; : and at
times even the strongest courage wavers. Where
can she turn when the going gets too rough?
Who will give her a spark of hope when it seems
as if she can't go on?
While she is making her adjustment, the Red
Cross stands ready to be of service ... to help her
face the future. It is a friend in need ... a neigh
bor who will understand, provide guidance and
help over the lonely road ahead.
There are so many people in the world who
need help? your help through the Red Cross.
Your contribution makes it possible for the Red
Cross to do all it does. Give to the Red Cross today.
.... Red Cross
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