Roadway Express
Picks Andrews
For Truck Stop
Roadway Express, Inc., of Ak
ron, Ohio, has picked Andrews
for their trailer truck stop for
trucks routed from Winston-Sa
lem and reversed. Beginning Tues
day, April 29, five trucks will
come to Andrews from Chattan
ooga and they will be met by five
ether trucks from Winston-Salem.
The five drivers from Chattanooga
will exchange traitors with the
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Winston-Salem trucks and return
to Chattanooga. The five Winston- {
Salem crews will rest eight hours, j
and then return to Winston-Sa
lem
Since Roadway Express operates
several thousand trucks through- j
out the country and covers more (
territory than any other trucking
company In the country, the town j
of Andrews can congratulate it
self upon being selected as a re
lay station.
The Sam Cover Cottage is being
prepared to bouse the drivers who
remain in Andrews. Dick Patton
will be in charge of the cottage
and of the relay office.
The R. A. Esso Station will park
the trucks and trailors, furnish
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Andrews Lions
Entertain Teams
The Andrews Lions Club enter
tained the High School Basket bal
teams and coaches at a banquet
at the Youth Building Thursday
night.
Th? club president. Dr. Charles
Van_Gorder, welcomed gueets and
presided over a business session
During the business meeting.
Lions Huls, Katzaman and Babb
ington were named on a nomi
nating committe? to select a slate
of officers who will take office
July 1. They were instructed to
make their report at the next reg
ular meeting
Lions Club convention informa
tion was presented by Herman
Brauer.
President Van Gorder discussed
the Chamber of Commerce pro
posed school band. He asked that
a report be made at the next meet
ing on plans for raising part of the
band fund.
Dr. Van Gorder introduced
Coaoh John Kupice who thanked
the Lions Club on behalf of him
self and the teams, and who then
awarded letters to the following
players: Elizabeth Bell, Captain;
Helen Holloway, co-captain; Ceclle
Holloway. Sue Crawford, Viola
Nelson, Derreberry, Dorcas
McGuirtf; Doris Holder, Barbara
Barton, Elizabeth Postell, Anna
Marl? Butler, Bobby Conley, Joy
Collett, Thomasine Almond and
Helen Whitaker.
Boys receiving letters were:
Captain Charles Battle, Lawin
Truett, Loyla Trull, Cecil Rogers,
Gerald Wheeler, Dean Truett, Jim
Cathey. Billy Cruse, Jack Pullium,
Dan Dills and Ned Stewart. One
player, Cecil Frazler, was unable
to be present due to sickness.
Dr. Van Gorder recognized
guests. Miss Rhth Hamilton, Mrs.
Joe Sursavage and H. F. Frye.
He then presented Mrs. G. W.
Cover,, who spoke on behalf of
the Board of Trustees of the An
drews Schol Unit, in thanking the
Lions Club for the courtesy to
the teams and in thanking the
coaches for their work with the
students
Supt. J. E. Rufty, also thanked
the Lions Club' for their interest
in school athletics. He discussed
briefly the place of athletics in
the school, stressing the impor
tance of sportsmanship and school
loyalty. He stated that "the score
board does not always show the
winner . . . that the greatest les
son may be learned by defeat."
log road and other necessary ser
vice Once the operation is under
way, it is anticipated that more
trucks will use this route.
The trucks will be in Andrews
six days per week.
He conducted wklta a quotation
roiii - Johnson concerning
fair play.
Captains Elizabeth Bell and
Charles Battle presented Coach
Kupice with a gift from the team.
The program was concluded
with the showing of a very enter
taining and informative film.
"Fishln' For Fun", sent out by the
Fisher Bpdy Division of General
Motors and shown by Warren Dey
?rmond and A B. Chandler. Jr.
C. R Wilson Dies
After Long Illness
Charles Henry Wilson, age 76,
died at his home in Andrews.
Thursday, following a lingering
illness.
Mr. Witeon was a native of
Beckley, W. Va? and had cbme to
Swain County when a young man.
lie was for many years employed
by the W. M. Bitter Lumber Co.
He h?d resided In Andrews for
the past twenty-six years and was
until his illness, employed by the
Tennessee and North Carolina
Railroad.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs A. J. Adams and Mrs James
Mulkey, both of Andrews; and
tour sons, Ed, of Montgomery,
Ala ; Carl and Forest, of Savon
t-aii. Georgia; and Charles, of Ma
f ivtar, W. Va.
Mr. Wilson was a nc.tiber of the
\ndrews Masonic Ordw an t of the
^irst Baptist Chur;n
Funeral services we;" conducted
Saturday at the First Baptist
Church with the Rev. \ II Lovell.
j'ficiating.
'nternment was In the Valley
to-vn Cemetery.
Ivie Funeral Home was in
charge.
Happy Top Team
Defeats Marble
The Happy Top Junior baseball
team of Andrews, a team of long
standing and of many victories in
seasons past, have officially open
ed their 1052 season.
On Sunday afternoon they won
their second victory of the 9eason
over the Marble Junior team.
The youngsters schedule their
own games,' furnish their own
equipment and set up their own
regulations. They play at the An
drews Ball Part.
They hope to take on the High
School team one day this week.
Miss Doris Ann Hogsed, Miss
Wilma Jean West and Miss Doris
] Holder spent the week-end at WC
TC, Cullowhee.
Ifetter GehlhiVst
> onfteflfione"
?are-bred cattle?sign of the South's
1 new, balanced agriculture?mean
more money for stockgien, better stand
ards of living on the farm, a growing
demand for telephone*.
Farm telephone expansion has been
one of Southern Bell'abiggest and most
important job* far years?and today is
more important than -ever. It is a job
that takes a lot of money, materials,
experience, know-how*?and time.
In just the past 6 years we have
tripled our rural telephones. We're
building more and more rural lines as
fast as scarce materials and defense
needs permit
SOUTH UN BILL TILIPHONI
AND TUIOIATlf COMPANY
Andrews C Of C
To Hear Report.
There will be a regular meeting
? >i the Executive Committee of the
' Andrews Chamber of Commerce,
i Thursday, May 1, at the office of
j Sam W. Jones.
At this meeting a preliminary
Ml Zion Baptists
Sponsor Contest
The Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Negro, of Aiylrews, is sponsoring
a Baby Contest, in order to raise
money for repair of the church.
report is to be made by the Band
Fund Raising Committee.
-ATTENTION
Pulp Wood Manufacturers
We will start May 15th, buying PEELED
Pine, Poplar, Basswood, Willow, Gum, Cucum
ber, White Maple, Cottonwood and Ash, at our
wood yard in Andrews, N. C
Write for specifications.
PURSER & WATKINS
Andrews, N. C.
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Six youngsters have been enter
ed in the contest which will close
May S. Those entering are: Mary
Alice Miller, Phyllis Aon Moore
Leslie McKinney, Mary Edna Hy
at.t Langston Love and Barbara
Burgess.
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LIST OF REGISTRARS AND JUDGES APPOINTED
TO SERVE IN MAY PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTION
Andrews, North Ward
Mrs. Cleve Almond, Registrar
William P. Walker, Judge
Carlisle Mathealan, Judge
Andrews, South Ward
G. E. Lail, Registrar
Lowell Wilson,'Judge
Horace Rector, Judge
Boiling Springs
J. W. Mintz, Registrar
F. B. Arms, Judge
Fred Dockery, Judge
Brasstown
Horace Stalcup, Registrar
A, H. Stalcup, Judge
S. W. Carringer, Judge
Burnt Meeting House
S. A. Hughes, Registrar
C. L. Hall, Judge
J. T. Russell, Judge
Culberson
Albert Watson, Registrar
J. A. Cook, Judge
W. A. Culberson, Judge
Ebeneezer
Noah McDonald, Registrar
Butler Carter, Judge
J. E. Graves, fudge
Grape Creek
George Rogers, Registrar
Everest Martin, Judge
01-m C?ptv? Tudge
R'-co A1. HensTev", Registrar
Able Palmer, Judge
f' hn J .ovirgNrd, Judge
Hot House
I N.vman. Registrar
Fcrl Pay"? Judge
" Sirpcrd*, Judge
Liberty
W. F. Hill, Registrar
Leonard Jones, Judge
W. N. Anderson, Judge
Long Ridge.
Fred Graves, Registnar
Fred Graham, Judge
W. L. Taylor, Judge
Marble
Mrs, Clara Bell Bryson, Registrar
Gain Coffee, Juidge
J, J. Trull, Judge
Murphy, North Ward
W. W. Rogers, Registrar
H, N. Wells, Judge
Charles White, Judge
Murphy, South Ward
W. H. Brandon, Registrar
Max Sneed, Judge
Richard Howell, Judge
Ogreeta
Field Martin, Registrar
Allen Chambers, Judge
John Taylor, Judge
'eachtree
Jack Ferguson, Registrar
W. Morris Moore, Judge
Johny Wilson, Judge
Shoal Creek
Mrs. Edgar Tiaylor, Registrar
H. G. Jones, Judge
H. B; McNabb, Judge
Tomotla
J. C. Wells, Registrar
J. B, Shields, Judge
Edgar Price, judge
Topton
Nell B. Riddle, Registrar
Chuck Conley, Judge
F. L. Davis, Judge
Unaka
George Crawford, Registrar
R. W. Martin, Juidge
T. J. Graham, Judge
Upper Beaverdam
Mrs, Llawrence Dbckery, Registrar
Ross Woody, Judge
Fred Radford, Judge
Vests
G. G. Quinn, Registrar
Lucile Price, Jucfee
John Floyd, Judge
Walker School House
Charlie Kilpatrick, Registrar
H. H. Davidson, Judge
McKinley Stiles, Judge