Scouts Meet With
Mrs. R. Y. Winters
froop nine of the Murphy Girl
Scouts meet each Wednesday af
ternoon at 3 p. m. at the Presby
terian Church.
The group held their last meet
ins wn Mrs. Rhett Y. Winters.
,Ii'? the new troop leader and
worked on the troop flag.
There will be a hike on Satur
MOVE TO COUNTRY
V./. end Mrs. Clifford Ray and
? ne children have moved here
Eastover, S. C.. to make their
.onw on Townson's Hereford
"arms. Ray has had man* years'
experience in the Hereford busi
ness and will work both with W
3. Townson and Tom Evans on
their Hereford farms here.
day. February 2. with everyone
bringing their lunches.
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Becomes Bride Of
Gerald D. Hamby
Miss Bobbie Pave Dutton daugh
ter of Mrs. Ada Dutton of Lenoir
City, Tenn., became the bride of
Gerald D. Hamby, son of Mrs.
Callle Hamby December 29.
Immediately after the wedding
the couple left for a trip to Fla.
Mr. Hamby is employed with
Corbin and Carbide Co., Oak
Ridge, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamby ire mak
ing their home in Lenoir City,
Tenn.
Circle Meets With
Mrs. Willard Axlev
*?
Mrs. Willard Axley was hostess
Circle No. 4 of the W S. C. S.
. of the First Methodist Church
! which met at her home Tuesday
at 2:30 p. m.
A program ?as given and re
reshments v ere served during !
he social hour to the following
members: Mrs. S. D. Akin, Mrs.
P. C. Gentry, Miss Nannie West.
M'?s Bessi" Malionee. Miss Grace
Johnson. Mrs. John McGuire, Mrs.
\V. M. Fain, Mrs. L. L. Mason,
Mrs. Vance Wilson and Mrs. Wil
lard Axley.
The next meeting will be held
-t the home of Mrs. L. L. Mason.
fhastains Given
Shower And Partv
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Chastain,
I -eiently married couple, were giv
n a surprise miscellaneous show
r by friends and relatives Sat
j unlay evening at the home of Mr.
[ and .Mrs. A. B Stalcup, Route 2.
I.. C. Chastain. stationed with
he U. S. Army in Austria, was
honored with a going-away party
.. the same time
Assisting with entertainment
I was Miss Jerry Ruth Smith with
| her aeeordian and Glenn Stalcup
!'h his banjo. Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
5'iis. formerly of Nebraska, led
in games.
Small cakes and asorted drinks
?ere served to approximately 100
eu.-sts by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. James Stalcup. Mrs. Luther
Chastain. Mrs. Bert Smith and
Mrs. Glenn Chastain.
TO GIVE PIE SUPPER
A pi- supper, sponsored by the I
Bellview II o m :? Demonstration
Club, will he held at Bellview
I community House at 7:30 p. m. I
'-"riday. Proceeds will go to the j
March of Dimes
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Cecil Henry spent the |
week-end In Rome, Ga., with her
husband's relatives.
Mr. and Mrs S. M Benton of
Cornelia, Ga., vtsi'ed Mr. , nd Mrs.
C. E. Hyde and family here last
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Cooper
came up from Atlanta for the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Mattox and family and attended
the graveside rites of W. H. Mc
Keever Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Kaye and children. 1
Norman and Carol, were in At
lanta last week-end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaught and
son. Ben. of Chattanooga were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs |
Jim Gibbs and family.
Announces Dills
Dockery Nuptials
Mrs. Cleo Dills of Hiawassee. .
Ga.. announces the marriage of her |
daughter, Margaret. December 23
to Ross Dockery, son of Mr. and j
Mrs. Charlie Dockery of Murphy
The wedding took place in Blue
Ridge, Ga.
Attendants of the bride were
Mrs. Blanche Hubbard and Mrs. j
Jane Deonda Eller.
Mrs. Dockery is a graduate of
Towns County High School. Hi- I
awassee. Ga., and is now employed
at People's Cafe in Murphy.
Mr. Dockery attended Murphy
High School and is part owner of
Clyde Dockery's grocery and Roll- ]
ing Store.
The couple is residing in Mur
phy.
Is Club Hostess
Mrs. Sadie Cook was hostess re
cently to Wolf Creek Home Dem- ,
cnstration Club. Mrs. Frances '
Puctt was in charge of the pro- j
"ram, in the absence of-Miss Edna |
Bishop.
Year books were filled out and I
project leaders elected for the ,
coming year, after which the hos- j
less served refreshments.
Mrs. James Stalcun
Is Club Hostess
Martin's Creel. Home Demon
slration Club elected club projec
leaders and committee chairmei
when it met at the home of Mrs
lames Stalcup Monday.
It was reported that four womer
had read the list of approved book;
during 1951: Mrs. Delia Conley
Mrs. Grady Smith. Mrs. Ben War
ner. Mrs. Floyd Turner.
Mrs. Grady Smith and Mrs. Ro;
'.ee had perfect al'endance durini
?951.
Nine members ard three visitor
were present.
The nevt meeting will be Febru
arj 2G with Mrs. Ben Warner.
Plans Seven
Hobbv Nights
John C. Campbell Folk School
it B'rnsstivvn is planning to have
seven hobby nights, each time on
rcd-,y evening, beginning Feb-,
rttary 7.
There will be a carving class
? the peeplc interested in leaf
:rn. .. stools with carved legs,
' ? i t holders for the kitchen, wall
otaoi.-fs and Christmas tree rieco
? aliens, or carving in the round.
Men who like to do light carpcn
tr. or cabinet making on a small
will join woodworkers in the
cabinet shop.
The fee for the seven nights will
he S5 plus cost of materials.
The course is open to all who 1
are interested.
BIRTHS
PETRIE HOSPITAL
V-. and Mrs. William King of i
Murphy announce the birth of a .
son January 22.
Mr and Mrs. " L. Wilkins of [
Murphy announce the birth of a I
daughter January 23.
Air. and Mrs. Cine Sims of Mur
phy announce the birth of a son
January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. '.uther Rogers of
Murphy announce the birth of a
daughter January 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Carder. Route 2, j
Murphy, announce the birth of a |
son January 27.
Among The Sick
Douglas White, son of Mr. anj
Mrs. Charles White of Murphy, a
patient in Petrie Hospital, is re
ported to be improving.
Miss Doris Ann Hendrix, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hendri c
if Peachtrce, is improving from ar.
illness in Petrie Hospital.
Mrs. Harley West, Route 1, Mur
phy, was admitted to Petrie Hos
pital Tuesday for treatment.
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Ann Chocolate and Vanilla Sparkle
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Ann Paite Tomato
Ketchup . , . . . '.T 19c
Ann Page Peach. Plum or Pineapple
Preserves .... Pk'? 25c
lona Strtngless
Green Beans ... 2 Cana 25c
Golden Maid
Margarine . . . a Pfcg 22c
Mild American
Cheese m 49c
Mild and Mellow Coffee
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Pea Beans .... Pkg. 12c
Perfect Strike Chum
Salmon .... a Can 45c
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Chocolate Covered Peanuts 8-?z
Chocolate Stars 8k,z Pks
Bridge Mix 8-oz. Pkg
Cocoanut Cream Eggs pke
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Orange Blended or Grapefruit
JUICE
46-02.
Can
19c
Jane Parker
GOLDEN LOAF CAKE
each
25c
Jane Parker Rolls
Brown N' Serve Pk?- 15c
Fruits And Vegetables
Plump Firm Slicing
Tomatoes... 1 lb. Ctn. 19c
Firm Green
Cabbage lb. 10c
Fresh Tender Green
Beans .. 2 lb. 25c
Yellow
Onions lb. 10r
.Juicy Florida
Granges.. . 8 lb. Bag 37c
R^d Bliss
Potatoes 5 lbs. 49c
Juicy Florida Sires 46s & 54s
Grapefruit 4 for 25c
Red Winesap
Apples 5 lb. Bag 47c
Temple
Oranges lb. 9c
Icne Cut No. 2 Can
Beets 11c
Diced No 3'.)3 Can
Rutabagas 14c
lona No 2'l Can
Hominy 12c
Sultana Red No 1 Can
Kidney Beans .11c
lona Halves No. 2'a Can
Bartlett Pears 35c
lona Kec" Soui Pitted No. 2 Can
Cherries 23c
Packers Label No. 2 Can
Orange Juice 9c
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Pillsbury
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20^*. 1 Q.
Pkg. IOC
Pillsbury
Buckwheat
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^ 20c
Pkg
Blue Bonnet
Margarine
l-ib
Pk?.
1,b 30c
Junket
Quick Fudge Mix
31c
Pet*r Pan
Peanut Butter
*?? 37c
Peter Pan
Peanuts
Salted
7t4-oz. 9Qr
Glass AvV
Air-Wick
Bot 59c
Ivory
Soap
2Lge. ? 27c
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3 ?? 25c
Oxydol
pII 29c 79c
Draft
? 300%' 80c
Personal
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Soap
4 Bars 23C
Woodbury
Facial Soap
Bara
Boraxo
20c
>0 Mule Teem
Borax
?? 19c