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E, C. Moore
107 Valley River Ave.,
Murphy. N. C.
Andrews Rotary
Wins Annual Cup
The Andrews Rotary Club was I
awarded the annual attendance
cup at the 280th District Conven
tion held at Shelby last week.
District Governor Malcolm Wil
liamson of Waynesvllle presented
the hard-earned trophy to Wayne
Battle, president of the Andrews
Rotary, and to Gordon Butler, also
a representative from the An
drews club.
The Andrews Rotary had com
peted with 39 other clubs in the
district, many of them much lar
ger clubs and in locations that fa
cilitate attendance.
The trophy is presented by the
Marion Rotary Club and is kept
by the winner for a period of one
year. The Andrews Rotary Club
hopes to keep it for a longer time
by winning again next year.
The Andrews yearly attendance
was 99 6 per cent.
David Murphy
Awarded Scout'
Badge In Germany
Friends in Andrews have re
ceived information that David
Murphy, son of Capt. and Mrs.
David Murphy, is one of three
Boy Scouts with the Army of Oc
cupation in Germany who have
been awarded the Eagle Scout
Badgs.
David received the honor in a
special ceremony in Heidelberg,
Germany, where he lives. The
badge was conferred by Major
General W W. Eagles.
Mrs. Murphy is the former Miss
Virginia (Sis' Tatham of An
drews and she and her husband
formerly lived in Andrews.
Band In Andrews
Assured By C Of C
At an important general mem
bership meeting of the Andrews
Chamber of Commerce Monday
evening, the possibility of a High
School band becoming an immi
nent reality instead of a remote
dream
The Chamber of Commerce ap
proved a motion to sponsor an An
drews High School Band as their
chief annual project for 1952
In a matter of minutes, a trum
pet had been donated by Robert
Heaton. a cornet was given bv L.
B Womack. and 14 other persons
had pledged a total of $2,945 Thts
seemed a logical index that little
difficulty would be encountered
The meeting was presided over
In reaching the goal of S5.000
by Tom C. Day. president. An open
discussion was held concerning
the band project and severs', in
terested persons offered sugges
tions and opinions
The Chamber of Commerce Band
Committee was authorized to ap
point a committee from the various
civic organizations to serve with
the Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee as a Fund Raising Commit
tee. and this Committee was au
thorized to make a preliminary
survey report on Thursday. May 1.
at the regular meeting of the C
of C Executive Committee
Ty Burnett was elected treas
urer of the C of C filling the va
cancy due to the resignation of
Mrs Ben Ray.
Approximately 30 persons atten
ded the meeting.
On Varsitv Team
Mrs Frank Clark, of Andrews,
has been informed that her daugh
ter. Sara, of Mars Hill College.
h3s made the varsity basketball
team.
Sara captained the Edna Moore
dormitory team alt season.
Being chosen for the varsity
entitles Sara to membership in the
M-Blem Club.
Varsity players are chosen for
outstanding performance on the
regular teams during the season.
Cpl. J. H. Phillips
Killed In Auto
Wreck In Calif.
Funeral services for Cpa James
il Phillips, of Andrews, who was
killed an an auto accident near
Martinez. Calif.. Wednesday, of
last week were conducted at Val
leytown Baotist Church. Wednes
day. at 2:00 p. m.
The Rev Clarence Adams and
the Rev Weldon A. West officiat
ed A military' service was held.
Pallbearers were Homer Nel
son. Herman Nelson. Paul Day. J.
L Day. Reid West and Dean West.
Honorary' pallbearers were
Frank Mehaffey. John King. CMf
Matoy. Auzman Brady. Felix Bra
dy. Albert Conley. Clarence West.
Brock Grindstaff. Kenneth Stover,
and Gene West.
Flower girls were Joy Pullium,
Faith Pullium. Gladvs Pullium.
Vera Moore. Blondine Luthar,
Mrs. Alvin Yonce. Mrs. J L. Day.
Mrs. Jerry Stover. Mrs. Marshall
Tatham and Miss Marvie Bradley.
Cpl. Phillips is survived by the
parents. Mr and Mrs J. H. Phill
ips, of Andrews: three sisters,
Mrs George Pullium. of Andrews:
Mrs V G Pullium and Mrs Ha
re'. Robinson of Marietta. Ga..
and two brothers. Tilman. of An
drews 3nd Lax C of Marietta,
Ga
Also surviving are several nieces
and nephews.
Ivie Funeral Home is in eh.-.rge.
Andrews Lions
To Fete Teams
Andrews boys and girls basket
ball teams will be guests of An
drews Lions Club Thursday even
ing at a banquet held at the Youth
Building.
Festivities will begin at 7:30 p.
m. Letters will be presented to
those who have earned them.
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The most nreeious rtft of all for Mother is a sift ^
from Darts' Jewelers.
Phone305
Sm out Selection of watches,
lines- silver and other sifts.
DAVIS' IFWF.LERS
Murphy, N, C,
To Sponsor T. V.
All-Star Wrestler
Angelo MartineUi, the wrestler
seen on T. V. so many times will
headline the all-star wrestling
card Friday at Andrews High
School gym under the sponsorship
of the Andrews Lions Club, with
matches getting under way at 8
p. m.
The main bout, a best two out
of three falls or a time limit of
one hour features Angelo Mar
tinelll. 218 lbs. of Boston. Mass..
against Babe Zarahas, 228 lbs. of
Denver. Cel.
Martlnelli has been on televis
ion several times from New York
and California and Is considered
cne of the top wrestlers today.
Babe Zarahas. the youngest of
the four wrestling brothers is a
rough wrestler from the old
school.
The opening bout should pro
vide plenty of fast and furious
action when Doran O'Hara, 21S
lbs., of Amerlllo. Texas, squares
off against Honey Boy Hanlgan.
224 lbs. of Charleston. W. Va.
O'Hara has the reputation of be
ing the best drop kick man in
Lead Andrews
Girl Scouts
Mrs. John Kupice and Mrs JLm
mie Ibberson have accepted lead
ership of the Andrews Intermedi
ate Girl Scouts The Scouts meet
each Wednesday afternoon in the
Andrews Methodist Church base
ment.
Mrs. Fred Babbington. who has
been leader of the group, will as
sist Miss Ruth Hamilton with the
Senior Scouts.
Deer Strolls
Leisurely In Town
Grady Hogsed and Edwin
Bristol reported Monday that at
the early boar of 7:M a. m.
they saw a deer stroll leisurely
ap Cherry Street in the Town
of Andrews, stop briefly and
gase ap at the intersection traf
fic light, and then bound gaily
across Second Street (Highway
10), ent across a couple of lawns,
and thence out of sight. The
deer was about half grown and
apparently enjoying the trip to
town.
vrestling today.
Matches get under way at 8 p.
m. Regular popular prices will pre
vail.
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put 'em on Purina Growena
for fast feathering, full de
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for heavy laying, steady lay
ing early. This year START
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Murphy, N. C. Phone 143
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