PERSONALS
Mrs Robert E. Miner and son
?jf Birmingham, Ala.. Mrs. Archie
tonkins of Young Harris, Ga.. and
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Berry and
son of Blairsvllle Ga., vis'twl Al
vin L Buchanan Sunday
Miss Maggie Belle Kisselburg
has returned to Murphy after
spending two weeks in Atlanta
with her mother; Mrs. Samuel Lu
ther KMselburg. who was being
treated at an Atlanta hospital.
Lt. and Mrs. George C. Dunn
and daughter. Kathy, left Monday
after a two weeks' visit with Mrs.
Dunn's parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy
V. Lovingood They will visit with
Lt. Dunn's mother, Mrs. L. L. Em
erson and his brother-in-law and
Va.. begore going to Norfolk, Va?
where Lt. Dunn will take up his
duties with the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christopher
and baby son. Van, of Knoxville,
Tenn., are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Browning and Mrs. W.
Christopher this tfeek to be near
Mr. Christopher's father, Efton O.
Christopher, who suffered a heart
attack Saturday. Mr. Christopher
is in Fetrie Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christo
pher and children, of Knoxville,
Tenn., are staying with Mrs. L.
D Schuyler this week.
Mrs. J. V. Barnett and Miss Lu
cille Bamett returned Tuesday
from a two week visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Gerd Henson at Hunts
burg. O. Mrs. Henson and smalt
son, George Virgil, returned with
them for a month's visit. Mrs. Hen
son is the former Miss Eloise Bar
nett.
Mrs. Ivy Heine and son. 'Dale,
and his fiance. Miss Georgia Ober
acker, ail of Cleveland, Ohio, are
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.
J B. Hail. The guests are on their
way to Florida.
Robert Hamilton and Dave Mc
Clure left last Wednesday for Dal
las. Texas, to visit friends
Mr. and Mrs R. M. Ruffner of
Dandrldge, Tenn., are spending
this week with Mrs. Ruffner's mo
ther, Mrs. Mattie A. Taylor and
brother, Frank.
Misses Addle Mae Cooke. Jose
phine Heighway. Mary Ellen Payne
and Ruby Davis visited Miss Mary
Cornwell at her horn-? in Waynes
ville Saturday evening. Miss Corn
well, former Home Demonstration
agent here, is recuperating from
an operation.
Capt and Mrs. Ed Spears spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Roberts. Capt. Spears his
been transferred from Orlando,
Fla., to Alaska. Mrs Spears will
visit her parents here for some
time.
MURPHY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
U. S. Highway 64 East?4 Miles
Open Every Night
Show Starts At Dusk
Saturday
"Stage To Tucson"
Rod Cameron
Sunday-Monday
"Take Care Of My
Little Girl"
Jeanne Crain-Jean Peters
Tuesday-Wednesday
"The Groom Wore
Spurs"
Joan Davts-Jaek Carson
Thursday-Friday
"Appointment
With Danger"
Alan Ladd-Cariua Calvert
SOCIETY
Mrs. Delia Conley
Hostess To Club
The Martin's Creek Club met at
1 Mrs. Delia Conley's Tuesday, with
' 11 members and three children
present. Eight book reviews were
' given, and there were several
books exchanged among the mem
bers to read by their next meet
' lng.
Miss Edna Bishop gave a demon
stration on color in dress and
showed that: "Every color Is fash
ionable providing It is becoming."
Several women were used as mod
els to demonstrate how the dif
ferent colors suit different types
of people, considering their hair,
eyes, and complexion.
The next club meeting is to be
held at Mrs. A. B. Stalcup's In
May.
Among The Sick
, Mrs. Bill Leatherwood of Up
per Peachtree is recuperating from
a recent illness. (
Miss Samuel Luther Kisselburg,
| who recently underwent two op
I erations in an Atlanta hospital, Is
' now recuperating at the home of
I her daughter, Mrs. Cyrus White. I
Efton O. Christopher, of Tellico
Flains. Tenn., formerly of Mur
phy, Is resting comfortably In Pe
, trie Hospital after a heart attack
I Saturday.
Mrs. F. W. Hubbell,
Miss Hattie Axlev
I ?
Hostesses To Club
Mrs F. W. Hubbell and Miss
Hattie . A*ley were hoatesaes to
Murphy Regal Club Friday even
ing. Mrs. Margie Withe rspoon, j
president, presided. Plans were
made to sponsor ? clean-up drive
in Murphy the week of May 9.
Mrs. T. S. Evans blood program
chairman for the club, urged mem
bers to recruit donors for the visit
liere April 22.
The hostesses served refresh
ments to the fol'owing guests:
Mesdames S O. Ak n. Margie Wi-'
tlierspoon. Ruby Hill. J. H. Mc
Call. T. S Evans. Jo Phaup. Lew
is Hodges. J. W. Thompson, R. H.
Fcerd. Johns!? Nunn and Dixit
Felmer. and Mis<c< Josephine '
He.ghway. Marie Walker and Hat
tie Palmer.
RETURNS TO STATES I
Sgt. Cecil M Henry is spending
a 30-day leave at Ranger with his
vife. the former Miss Mamilee
Kiipjtrick. and his mother-in-law.
Mrs. Etna Kilpatrick.
I Sgt. Henry spent the past six
months in Korea. At the end of
his leave he will report to Fort
Jackson, S. C., for reassignment.
Sgt. Henry has been in the
Army for the past four years,
O. S. WEAVER
PRAISE HD MEMBERS?North
'"??rolin?'s 69 4S' home dene-nitra
tion club members, who will join
i:i observing Nation. I Home Dem
onstration Week. Vpri! 7-May 3,
ar-; praised for th"i>- accomplish
ments in a statement released this
week by David S Weiver. direct
or of the State College Extension
Service.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Junior Woman's Club will
hold a rummange sale on the
square Saurday, proceeds to be
t-sed for tonsillectomies, which is
the club's main project. A sale
which was planned several weeks
ago was not held due to bad wea
three years of which he spent in
Germany. His home is in Rome,
Ga
Richard Mauney
To Be Candidate
For State House
Richard (Dick) Mauney, Demo
catic candidate for representative
of Cherokee County to the 1093
General Assembly, said today
that he will apply what la known
as a four-way test to all legisla
tion that he may offer or any ot
her bills that will affect the coun
ty
Mr. Mauney explained the four
? ay test as he said he will apply
it to all legislation in this way:
1 Is such legislation good or bad
for the county as a whole?; 2. Is
it fair to all concerned?; 3. Will
U build good-will and better
friendships?; 4. Will it be bene
ficial to all concerned?
Mrs. J. L. Savage
Hostess To Club
Mrs. J. L. Savage was hostess
to Murphy Home Demonstration
Club at her home April 18 at 7:30
p. m. Mrs. Vivian Gentry was co
hostess
The meetinp was opened with
the singing of "Old North State".
Miss Edna Bishop, home agent,
discussed, "Color in Dress", and
Mrs. Frances Puett, assistant home
agent, gave an account of 4-H
work and accomplishments.
Refreshments were served to 15
members and two visitors.
Mrs. Israel Given
Shower By Class
Mrt Dorothy Israel was honor
Ied at a stork shower by The Esther
Sunday School class of First Bap
tist Church Friday evening She
and Mrs Hubert Hinton were co
hostesses at a, business meeting of
the class.
Mrs. M L. Williams, vloe-presl
| dent, conducted the devotional, as
j slated by Mrs Vincent Stiles. The
i hostesses served refreshments, and
gifts were presented Mrs. Israel.
Those present were: Mrs. M. L.
Williams, Mrs. Vernon Rankin,
Mrs. Hubert Hinton. Miss Addle
Mae Cooke, Mrs. Vincent Stiles,
Mrs. Jack Crawford, Mrs. Doro
thy Israel, and Mrs. Dewey Gar
rett
Miner Announces
Sermon Topic
The Rev. C. Z. Miner, pastor of
i Murphy Free Methodist Church,
rnnounces that his sermon topic
, Sunday at 11 a. m. will be "The
Secret of Spiritual Power," the
third message of this series.
Sunday School will be at 10 a.
m.
The young peoples' meeting will
begin at 7 p. m? to be followed
at 7:30 by the evangelistic ser
vice.
A prayer meeting will be held j
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Discuss County
Poultry Outlook
A poultry meeting was held la
Murphy courthouse at 0:30 Tues
day morning wtth C. F. Parrish
is charge of Poultry extension,
?nd Thomas B. Morris, Extension
Poultry Specialist of State Col
lege. Raleigh.
There was a general discussion
of poultry problems and the gen
eral poultry outlook in the coun
ty. Considerable emphasis was
placed on good management of
poultry nocks, aetertlng. culling,
the use of proper equipment and
handling of poultry.
Morris discussed the cane and
handling of hatching eggs to im
prove the quality.
TO HOLD BAKE SALE
The Women of the rresbvlerian
Church will hold a bake sale Sat
urday. beginning at 10 a. m. at E
C Moore'- Garage. Proceeds will
be applied on the organ fu.i i Th?
public is invited.
CANCER OLDOC TO MEET
Hm Oaneer CMnte meets at
C. J. Harris Hospital, in Syiva,
every Friday. Registration boon
are from 0 to 10:10 a m. Ike
Division of Oaneer Control of
toe N. C. State Board of Health
provides enamtosdtons for oruuer
<s nomen shone 00 and men above
40 years old and to any pcraon at
any age
if eanoai
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