SOCIETY
Mrs, J. W, Davidson
Is Organist For
Sunday Vespers
The first of three monthly organ
vespers will be presented next Sun
day afternoon, March 4, at 4 of
Hock id the- sanctuary of Fbdt
ilMMM Church. Mrs. J. W.
DdvMsoa. eaganidtt at the First
J??rpn* Church, wffl be the guest
onganritt tor this occasion.
The following selections will be
played by Mrs. Davidson: Lenten
Meditation. Introducing "Bethany"
ty Wilson; "Jesu, Priceless Trees
ure" by Block; "Andante E Maes
toso" by Tschaikwwald; "Jerusa
lem" arranged by Parker; '"The
Palms" by Faure; "Open the
Oetes of the Temple" from The
Messiah by Handel; "Consecration
at the Cross", Hymn FantaMe.
Lorenc; i "Were You There?",
Spiritual;. 'Senctus" from St
Cecelis, Gounod; "Calvary" by
Rodney; "Christ Arose", arranged
by Marlow: "Postlude-Allelujah",
David ics.
Organ Vespers 'is an opportunity
for those in the community who
appreciate good music to oome and
listen to the music and to meditate
emid the quiet of the sanctuary of
God, says the pastor, the Rev. R.
Deibert By rum
Mrs. R. H. Hyatt
Honored On Her
Slst Birthday
Mr*. Henry Hyatt. Mrs. Paul
Hyatt and Mrs. C. A. Brown of
Andrews honored Mrs. R. H.
("Granny") Hvatt with a birth
day dinner Sunday at her home
here. "Granny" was born on the
29th of February, so has a real
birthday only every four years, but
it is always celebrated on the in
tervening years. She Is now 91
years old.
The table was centered with an
arrangement of mixed flowers. The
three-tiered yellow and white birth
day cake, decorated with white and
yellow flowers and candles, on a
t-ay surrounded by a yellow jon
quils, was placed at one end of
the table in front of the honoree.
Seated with her at the table
were Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hyatt, Dr. Robert Bnovyn
and sort Charles, grandson and
great - grandson, of Kingsport.
Tenn. Mrs. G. W. Candler, Mr. and
Mrs. John GUI and daughter, Jane,
end Mrs. Bill Bates.
A number of friends oalled in
the afternoon, and many gifts and
cards were received by the bonopee.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman
returned last week from a ten
days' trip to Miami, Daytona
Beach and Ocalla, Fla.
Youths To Have
Spring Banquet
The spring banquet for young
people, intermediate* and workers
of these departments of First Bap
tist Church will be (teld at Duke's
Lod<e)df0 fc; m. atf
The program will include an
inspirational qieudi,', inuate <|nd
fun. Mrs. J.' J HhmlWm may be
contacted for dinner tickets. ? ' I
Baptist W. M. S.
Circles Meet
The Lottie Hfloon Circle of the
W. M. S. of Flrjt Baptist Church
met with Mrs. Henry Hyatt Tues
day afternoon. Scripture reading
end prayer were given by Mis. J.
Alton Morris.
Mrs. J. L. Baugh had charge of
the program. Others taking part
? ere: Mrs. B. L. Fox. Mrs. Henry
Hyatt, Mrs. Ben Mann, Mrs. How
ard MdDonald. Mrs. Henry Rose,
and Mrs. C. D. Mayfleld. Prayer
was offered by Mrs J. W. Hoover
Mrs. Morris was given a surprise
birthday party following the meet
ing.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess to the 12 members
present and two visitors.
The Mae Perry Circle met Tues
day With Mrs. E. A. Browning.
Mrs. E. J. Darnell presided, and
Mrs. Ben Palmer had charge of
the program. Mrs. Darnell con
ducted the devotional. Mrs. Pal
mer spoke on the subject, "H",
end Mrs. Jack Roberts closed the
meeting with prayer.
Mrs. Browning served refresh
ments to the 10 present.
The Fannie Heck Circle met
with Mrs. E. L. Shields, who con
ducted the devotional. Mrs. W. A.
Bell offered prayer. The topic,
' Aiming High" was discussed by
Mrs. W. H. Murray, Mrs. Annie
Lee Adams, Mrs. H. E. Allen. Mrs.
T. S. Evans, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs.
Shields.
In addition to the members
present, there were two visitors,
Mrs. Minnie Hughes and Mrs. J.
M. Ramsey.
The hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. W. C. Kinney, chairman,
was nnable to attend because of
illness.
Lions Birthday
Cake Given To
School Children
/. ?
| Children eating in the Murphy
School lunch room were pleasantly
surprised Wednesday when they
'came t<o lunch.to see on display
| the Murphy Lions Cluib silver
'anniversary cake which had been
given the school children by the
officers of the club at the conclu
sion of their banquet Tuesday
night.
The cake weighing fifty pounds
is made in five tier Style and
decorated in Lions club colors
purple and go'.d. with the names of
members on the various tiers. Bdb
Cheney, a member of the club, de
signed the cake and it was baked
in his bakery.
On Thursday the cake was out
into eight hundred servings and
given to the children who eat in
the lunch room.
Mrs. C B. Mayf ield,
Hostess To Gass,
Is Given Shower
The Either Sunday School dan
ot Flrit Baptiat Church waa enter
tained In the borne of Mrs. C. B.
Mayfield, with Mro. Geo. Portwood
la co-borteaa, Friday evening. Mr*
Jack Crawford and Mr*. Lewis
King conducted the devotional, and.
Mm Calvin Stilee president, pre
alded.,
A surprise stork ? shower' wess
given Mrs. Mayfield. f'
Refreshments wens sdrved by the
hostesses to the following: Mes
dames B. J. Fish, Sadie Henson.
Walter Puett. Calvin Stiles. Vin
cent Stiles, A. D. Peacock, Kenneth
Davis, Jewell Miller Lewis King,
Jack Crawford. M. L. Williams.
J. B Hall. Hubert Hinton. Arden
Davis, and Miss Addle Mae Cooke.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs Win J. Carvata and
sons. Bill and Dennis, of Chatta
nooga visited Mr. and Mrs. B. D.
Chandler over the week-end.
Edwin Hyde was,? In Charlotte
last week oh business.
Mrs. P. C. Gentry Is spending
some time in Newport News, Va.,
with her daughter, Mrs. Linden
Dills., She was accompanied there
by Mrs. Bill Gentry and Cowry
Gentry, who returned home after
a short visit.
Mrs. J. W. Hoover of Lincoln
ton is here with Lonnie and Becky
Hoover while Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hoover are away at a medical
meeting-In Hot Springs, Va. The
latter expect to return today
(Thursday.)
Mrs. Jimmy Ward met Mr. Ward
In Atlanta Wednesday on his re
turn from Venezuela, and they left
by train from there for New York
csty.J , * '
Arthur Heinrich left Wednesday
for New Yor* Ctty on business.
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Elkins went
to Atlanta Wednesday to meet
their daughter, Mrs. Wayne Gentry
and daughter who returned with
them.
Mrs. Francis Bourne returned
Saturday from a visit In Syracuse.
N. Y.
Jim Franklin spent Monday In
Charlotte on business.
[Mrs. Joe Fulimer and children.
Joe Sidney, Hazel Lu and Jinnie
Lee, spent the week-end with Mrs.
Fulmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Franklin.
Miss Joyce Coleman student at
Furman University, Greenville. S.
C? spent the week-end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whiter
Coleman.
Mrs. T. J. Edwards who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
sie Nunn, here for a few weeks,
left this week for her home in
WhiteviBe. ,
Mr. and Mrs Homer C. Forres
ter and daughter. Ann. spent Sun
day in Athens, Tenn., with Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Forrester, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. George Dyer were
called to Asheville last week due
to the illness of Mrs. Dyer's uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyatt and
daughter, Mary Linda, spent the
week-end in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman
attended a showing of the 1951
models of Frigidaires in Atlanta
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brumby and
daughter, Ida, returned Sunday
night from an eight-days' vacation
spenit in Clearwater, and Sarasota,
Fla., while there, Mr. and Mrs.
Brumby went to Havana Cuba.
Mrs. J. ";V. Bolton of Marion
spent several days here last week
with her son. William N. Bolton.
Mrs. P. F. Woodyard of Coving
ton, Ky? has been in Murphy for
the past two weeks visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Cooper. Mrs. Wood yard and Mrs.
Cooper made a two day trip to
Atlanta last week. Mr. Wood yard
drove to Murphy last Friday and
took Mrs. Woodyard home with
him on Sunday.
Presbyterian
Circles To Meet
The Circles at the Women at the
Murphy Presbyterian Church will
hold their final meetings at the
church year next Monday and
Tuesday.
The Event nj Circle will meet at
the church Monday night at 7:30
o'clock. The following officers
will if installed at that time:
Chairman, Mrs. Ann Phillips;
secretary. Miss Marvie Walker;
laurer, M.oJ HUttle Palmer
.Mies Walker will be in charge of
the progrtsm. ,
The Afternoon Circle will meet
with Mrs. tJ. W. Savage Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30. Mrs. J. H.
Gibbs, the outgoing chairman, will
be in charge of the program.
Beginning with the April meet
ing the Afternoon will be divided
into Circles Ore and Two and the
Home Circle. Chairmen of the
numbered circles will be Mrs.
Bruce Gordon and Mrs. Don
Wifcherspoon.
Mrs. J, L Savage
Entertains G. A.'s.
The Junior G. A *s of First Bap
tist Church held their regular
meeting Monday p. m. at the home
of Mrs. J. L. Savage.
Carolyn Betes, president, pre
sided over the business session.
Lands English presented an in
teresting program with the assist
ance of several girls. A social hour
followed, and refreshments were
served te 19.
The next meeting will be held
with Jo Lynn Mayfield.
Mrs. Eller Crawford who is
located in the store of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy V. Lovingood where she
does sewing, has recently taken
an apartment in the home of Mrs.
Dixie Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Coker and
Miss Mildred Wise of Athens.
Tenn , spent Sunday with Mr.
Colter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
D Coker at BrasStown, and Mrs.
Colter's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brannon and
daughter Virginia, in Murphy, and
her sisters. Mrs. N. N. Barton of
Peachtree and Mrs. J. E. Hogsed
a* Martin's Creek, and their famil
ies.
Former Presidents
Of P. T. A. Honored
On Founders Day
Hie Murpry Parent-Teachers
Association presented a play.
"Deep Are The Roots", In obser
vance of Pounders' Day In the
school auditorium Monday night
Those who took part in the play
were: Narrator. C. D. Puett; Radio
Commentator, John Jordan; a lBtfa
Century child. Gwinda Lou Cole;
a 19th Century mother. Mrs. Ralph
Deegan; 19th 6eatury teacher.
Mrs. Emily Millet; a 20th Century
child, Georgia Anne Sampson; a
20th Century mother, Mrs. R. P.
Jones; a 20th Century teacher,
Mrs. John Thuss.
Former P. T. A. presidents, who
| were present, Mrs. J. H Hampton.
Mrs. R. C. Mattox, Mrs. T. S.
Evans, Mrs. J. B. Gray, and Mrs.
R. V. Weaver as well as the pres
ent president Mrs. Fuller, were
given corsages in behalf of the
1950-51 Murphy P. T. A. In appre
ciation of their services.
The attendance banner was
awarded to Miss Jane Hill's grade
in the elementary school and C. |
D. Puett's 11th grade in High
School for having the greatest per
centage of parents present.
Refreshments were served.
Sandy Manthey
Honored At Dinner
Mrs. John Manthey entertained
Saturday at a birthday dinner
honoring her daughter, Sandy, on
her eighth birthday. Costumes
were made by the guests, and
umbrella favors were presented
each. The color scheme was pink
and white.
Gifests included: Sandy, Jane,
Van Horn Sarah Easley. Beth
|Eailey. Lynn Whitley, Jay David
?on, Martha and Willie Bell Port
v^ood, Virginia Wells, Becky Hoov
ci, Carol Ann Hemphill-. Fnankie
Cornwell, Maureen Manthey, Glend ,
and Nancy Mills, Norma Jean
Montgomery, and Brenda Stalcup. j
Mrs. George Dunn and daugh-1
ter, KaWhy Maureen of Seattle, j
Wash, are expected to arrive
Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Dunn's parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Lovingood.
County People
Attend Wedding
Miss Dent Richards. national
swimming champion, of Atlanta,
and diaries Bloodiworth of Atlanta I
will be married at First Baptist
Church in Decatur. Ga., Friday
\ evening. Mrs. G. W. Cover, Mrs
A. M. Brittain and Mrs. R. R.
I Burns of Coppeihlll will give a
rehearsal party Thursday evening.
They left early this week to make
plans for the party. Mrs. Jane I
Cover Orr and son Plckxiey. and
Miss Eleanor Cover also will at
tend the wedding,
20 Sweaters Are
Knitted Here For
The Red Cross
The Cherokee County Chapter j
of the American Bed Cross has'
completed 20 sweaters requested
by area headquarters and is await
ing instructions .as to Where to
ma^e shipment, states Mrs. Dale
Lee, production chairman.
The sweaters were knitted v by
the following: Mrs. Francis Bourne
two; Miss Marie Price one; Mrs.
Arthur Heiniich, Sr., and Mrs.
Arthur Hednrich Jr., three; Mrs.
Harvey Wilson two; Mrs. Harry E. |
Bishop one; Mrs. Vaughn Hemp
hill one; Mrs G. W. Zirfoes two;
| Mrs. R. W.% Easley one; Mrs. G. |
H. Butler, Hiwassee Dam, one; j
Mrs. Clarence Arnold one; Miss
Clara McCombs one; Mrs. B. W.'
Whitfield one; Mrs. Ben Warner
one; Mrs. Harvey Wilson, Jr., one;
and Mrs. Dale Lee one.
The blocking of the sweaters was
done gratis by Murphy Laundry.
DeLuxe Cleaners and Imperial
Cleaners.
The Bar. and Mrs. rtoyd a
Aerk few moved from the ham*
at J. U Kill to Binte No. 1. Box
120, Culberson netr Hopewell
Baptist Church.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO
BUY A GOOD FARM
Bay a Good Farm tollable for
cro?? or a Dairy Farm. No Safer
place to Invest your Money. Dae
to World coaditiona and a probable
food shortage, this farm offers
security and a food return on
your Investment. There la approxi
mately 100 Acres with approxi
mately 64 acres of level land and
lies on Valley Rive-. Only a ten
minute walk to center of town of
Murphy, N. C. Contact Mrs. O.
W. Rldsel. 279 Lenland Ave.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
MISERY, SHAME FOR GIRL OF
ALCOHOLIC PARENTS
"For 20 years I lived in almost
constant misery, loneliness and
shame," recalled the disheartened
girl whose parertts were "slaves
of alcohol." Read the poignant
story of her search for happiness
in 'My Parents Were Alcoholics"
in March 4 issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Nation's popular Mayailne with the
BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
Order from Your Local Newsdealer
This is the
SEASON
to be well
groomed
YES?AND YOU CAN BE TOO. SEND YOUR LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANING TO US.
All your (armenta moth-proofed
for dx month a. free of charte the
U-San-O-Way
CALL US FOB PICK-UP AND DELIVERY.
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY and
DRY CLEANERS
PHONE 13
MURPHY, N. C
TWIN-CITY DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
McCaysvtlle, Georgia
SHOWS: 7 & 9 Sunday 8:30
Thursday - Friday
"THE GREAT RUPERT
Jimmy Durante, Terry Moore
Three Stooges Comedy
Saturday Only
"DOWN DAKOTA WAT"
Roy Rorers and Trlrrer. in color
Superman No. 8?2 Color Cartoons
Sunday - Monday
"FATHER OF THE BRIDE"
Speneer Tracy, Elisabeth Taylor
Tuesday - Wednesday
"KEY TO THE CITT"
Clark GaMe, Loretta Y<
REAL ESTATE
Country and City
property
Alto Business property
If we don't have it we
can get it.
LIST YOUE PROPERTY
WITH US.
Q. W. LOUDERMILK
Real Estate Broker
Phone 565-W.
C. E. HYDE
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 145 Murphy, N. C.
Stores To Close
Wednesday Afternoons
Beginning March 7
The following stores in Murphy will close each Wednesday at 12 o'clock
Noon for a half-holiday:
MURPHY HARDWARE CO.
GIBBS HARDWARE & AUTO
SUPPLY
HAMPTON HDW. AND
SUPPLY CO.
THE MAN SHOP
CHEROKEE FURNITURE CO.
WALTER COLEMAN
APPLIANCE STORE
IVIE FURNITURE CO.
TRUDY'S
ECONOMY CLOTHING STORE
ACNE HARDWARE
DAVIDSON'S
CARRIER'S DEPT. STORE
ROY V. LOWGOOD
FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.
GREEN'S CASH STORE
THE GREAT A&P TEA CO.
FOWLER ELECTRIC SHOP
WHIN'S MARKET
DAVIS' JEWELERS
FAYOLA REMNANT STORE
COWARD'S
We invite our customers to do their shopping early on Wednesdays,
so no one will be inconvenienced.