SOCIET Y
Mrs. Duke Whitley
Is Guild Hostess
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
first Methodist Church met Mon
day evening with Mrs. Duke Whit
cv at her home with 30 numbers
.id visitors present.
Miss Adella Meroney presided
at the business session It was re
ported that the quarterly pay
ment of 333 to missions had been
made; the offering for the week
?i prayer and self denial was
318.78; 34 95 to supply work,
318.12 to the Cherokee Indian
Church and parsonage at Chero
kee. and three lunches for school
children had been taken care of.
A memorial fund was establish
ed to take the place of flowers
at funerals to which persons with j
birthdays will contribute. The
sum of 35.50 was contributed at
this meeting.
/ Miss Clara McCombs conduct
ed the devotional the subject of
which was "I Will Give You Rest."
.fiss Edna Bishop was leader of
the program on the topic, "Let
Courage Rise Willi Danger."
Three things were brought out
v.lth this topic: "That Trouble
cpots in the World are Definitely
Related to Human Needs. Both
Physical and Spiritual": "Facing
?he Necessity of Increasing Chris
tian Missions Since They are the
Means >' Removing Evils Causing
the Trouble Spots"; "Stimulating
Women to Look at Trouble Spots
'n Their Own Community and Do
Something About Them."
Vt the conclusion of the pro
gram, the hostesses. Mrs. Evelyn
Patton. Mrs. Whltlev and Mrs.
Fdith Howard, rmd Miss Jose
phine Heighway, served refresh
ments.
Michael Sneed
Is Given Party
A party was given by Mrs.
Clyde Sneed In honor of her son,
Michael Nelson, on his seventh
birthday February 9. The children
?vent to the movie after which
they were served punch and hot
Hogs. Favors were given to each
guest.
Those present were: Mike An
derson, Mary Linda Hyatt, Glenn
Sheilah Sneed
Has Birthday
Sheilah Sneed vu honored on
her fifth birthday, February 12,
I'lth a party given by her mother.
Mrs. Clyde Sneed. Games were
played. Favors were given on the
ilates with punch and cookies.
Guests were: Mary Linda Hyatt,
Terry West, Wood row Palmer, Pat
Palmer, Butch and Terry Hensley
terry Jane Davis, Lynda Schuy
er, Mike Sneed, Totsy Headrlck,
uike Anderson, Sheryl Ann
Ddell, Corky and Emily Sue
Christopher, James Sneed. Jan
Davidson, Sandra and Marion
Sogers.
Miss Littlejohn
Weds W. A. Ashe
The marriage of Miss Doris
lean Littlejohn and William Ault
Ashe was solmnized in a cere
mony February 9 at 5 p. m. In
Blue Ridge, Ga.
The former Miss Littlejohn is
he daughter of Mrs. Nelle Little
;ohn of Murphy, Route 2. She is
1 graduate of Murphy High
School and was employed at Im
perial Laundry and Cleaners
prior to her marriage.
The bride wore a navy blue
uit with matching accessories.
The coupe! will reside in Gas
onla where Mr. Ashe is employed.
Honor Mrs, Ballew
At Stork Shower
A stork shower was given in
or.oi' o' Mrs. David Ballew at her
'?one. Route 2, Murphy, Febru
ary 14.
Those attending were: Mes
drmes Jeff Dalrymple, Willie
Givins. Clifford Hall. Dan Hugh
->s. Roy Hughes. Allen Hatchette,
Beavers. Terry West. Terry Hen
vley. Dickie Davis, Terry Smith.
Lynda Schuyler. Butch Hensely,
Gay Lynn Smith. Barbara Town
son, Bill Hughes, Sonny and Bil
ly Lovingood. Corkey Christopher.
Jerry Dickey, Sheilah Sneed, Tom
my Palmer and Bobby Reid.
Mrs. Ashe Feted
At Bridal Shower
Mr*. DorU Jean Uttlejohn
Ashe, a recent bride, was feted at
a miscellaneous bridal shower Fri- j
day at 7:90 p. m. at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Nell Little)ohn
Of Murphy. Route 2.
Hostesses were Miss Frances
Fisher. Mrs. Grace Hall and Mrs.
Doris Killian.
After games, refreshments of
cokes, cookies and mixed nuts
were served to guests present.
PERSONALS
J. D. Elrod of Greenville, S.
C? spent Thursday and Friday In
Murphy on business.
John Thuss of Savannah, Tenn.,
1 spent the week-end here with his
! family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Franklin
? pre in Atlanta last Thursday and
'"riday to see his doctor, who said
i >? is doing fine after his opera
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren J. Queen
and daughter, Nadeanne of Clin
ton. Tenn. were visiting friends
in and around Murphy over the
; week-end.
and Mrs. C. E. Hyde were
in Atlanta on business Thursday,
end Friday.
Joe Bailey left Sunday on a
usiness trip to New York.
Vr. and Mrs. S. M. Benton and
'V. A. Savage of Cornelia, Ga? j
I .(re guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
I iydc and family several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Moore, Miss
'a-'p Price and Ed Howard of
"eachtrce returned last week from
i two-week'r vacation spent at
'Tolly Hill. Fla., and other points
n the state.
Sara Vamer SinglPton. d'?ueh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Single
on left last week by plane for
'.eke Worth. Fla.. for a visit with
u"r Gprandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Agnew.
I Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Elkins and
Mrs. Edwina Hagaman were busi
ness visitors in Atlanta Tuesday.
Mrs. Wayne Gentry and daugh
'er. Patricia, of Savannah, Ga.,
-t-rived Tuesday to spend some
i-ne with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Elkins. Mr. Gentry will
spend the week-end here.
Mrs. W. M. Fain is visiting her
mother and sister in Knoxvllle,
Tenn., this week.
**rs. E. C. Sullivan of Cherry
ille and Mrs. J. W. Hoover of
' incolnton. who were guests of
Or. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover a few
'a-s last week, returned home
""-idav and were accompanied by
Mr*. Hoover and Miss Addle Mae
'"ooke. Mrs. Hoover , visited her
">arents in Cherryvllle and Miss
?ooke visited Mr. and Mrs. G.
Harold Myrick In Lincolnton over
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Whltlev and
daughter. Jane, and R. S. * Bault
and daughter, Sally, were in At
lanta Tuesday.
Ross Hatch ette, Frank Hughes,
Paul Hughe*, Wade Hogsed, Tom
Loudermilk, Walter P1 e m o n s,
Jessie Robertson, Hoover Sherlln,
Ernest Burnette, Jessie Louder
milk, Richard Haas, Misses Car
men and Martha Loudermilk, and
Ella Fay Ervln.
After gifts were opened Mrs.
lichard Hass was assisted by Mrs.
Willie Glvlns in serving cake and
Irlnks to the guests.
MRS. EUCLID RAY VOYLES
buclid K. Voyles
Weds In Tennessee
Miss Elaine Lavern Walker,
?laughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Walker of Hatston Valley, Tenn..
;nd Euclid Ray Voyles, son of Mr.
ind Mrs. Sam L. Voyles of Oak
Park, were married January 18 at
First Baptist Church of Bluff City,
Tenn., with the Rev. Truett Cox
officiating.
The bride wore a light blue
suit with white accessories. A
white orchid corsage completed
her costume.
Mrs. Voyles graduated from
Washington College High School
in May 1948 and has been employ
ed with Kelly and Green Photo
Finishers of Bristol, Tenn., since
graduation.
Mr. Voyles graduated from Hl
wassee Dam School May 1942. He
left Young Harris College In 1943
for service and spent three years
Mrs. W. A. Singleton and son,
Knox, will leave Sunday for Trlon,
Ga., to visit her sister, Mrs. A. M.
Myers.
?Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson
of Sylva and Tommy Ferguson
and Bob Allison of McCallie
School, Chattanooga, visited Mrs.
T. S. Evans and Tom Evans Sun
% . John B. Carringer left Mon- I
day for Camp Kilmer, N. J. after
visiting his mother here several
days. He will leave soon for a base
:n Newfoundland. He was accom
panied to Washington by W. D.
Townson, who returned to Mur
phy Wednesday.
Gordon Darnell of McCallie
School. Chattanooga, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Darnell.
in the Navy Air Corps. He gradu
itrd from business school in Bir- I
n.ingham, Alj., in 1948. He is em
ployed by Tennessee Valley Au- I
hority.
A t.-r a short wedding trip to
-out hern points they returned to
Bristol, Tenn., where they are
making their home.
Among The Sick
Mr*. J. D. MaUoocc, whp ha*
been confined to her bed with flu
tor the put week. U improving.
Winston Craig. Jr., underwent
an operation on his foot at Warm
Springs, Ga, last Wednesday, and
Is doing nicely his mother reports
Mr. and Mrs. Craig and Mr and
Mrs. J. B. Mulkey returned from
there Sunday.
Oscar West who has been seri
ously ill at his home here since
Last Saturday, was reported to be
improved Tuesday.
A great many children have
been out of school this week and
'ast week due to an epidemic of
flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett English
and children have recovered from
n attack of flu last week.
Mrs. W. A. Sir.gliton has just
' ecovered from an attack of flu. >
Walter Mauney left Monday for :
^mory Hospital Atlanta. Ga,1
?? here he was to have an operation
?n his 2rm Wednesday He was
accompanied by Mrs. Mauney.
Mrs. J. M. Paynes
I? Club Hostess
Mrs. J. M. Payne was hostess'
i Sunny Point Heme Demon
stration Club Wednesday when!
?"iss Edna Bishop gave a demon- I
'(ration on financial planning.
Mrs. Lloyd Wallace joined the I
-lob.
Refreshments were served to i
4 members present by Mrs. J. I
' t. Payne and co-hostess, Mrs. Jo- .
? ie Harrie.
The next meeting will be at (
the home of Mrs. E. Roach.
Home Chib Hears
Phyllis Snyder.
Mis* Phyllis Snyder, regioda*
librarian, was guest speaker at
the Tuesday meeting at Murphy
Home Demonstration Club at the
home of Mrs. Neal Sneed.
Mrs. Glenn Bates was cohort
After a short business session
Miss Edna Bishop, home agent,
reviewed several books on the
club reading list.
Refreshments were served to
nine members prerent.
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Murphy, N. C.
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