HOMECOMING Mr. ard Mr* S. S. Williams re- j
A homecoming and reunion will tur?*d Saturday from Detroit |
be held at the site of the Beech wh#re the" *"'nded the S2nd "M
Creek Cnurch Sunday. 1-^u is the nual co?\entlon ol Cmtan Inter-1
fourth annual reuri.Ki The pro- '.aticnal. Mr. Williams was a dele-1
gram will feature singing, preach- from the Murphy Club,
lng, and speaking. ) \
Beech Creek citizens will clean the cemetery Friday.
HOLIDAY NOTICE
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1952
And
SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1952
Will Be Observed Bv This Bank And
No Business Will Be Transacted.
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
Murphy ? Andrews ? Robbinsville
Hayesville .
Serving Southwestern North Carolina
? Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Resources Over Five Million Dollars
SOCIETY
Miss Emily Greene
Weds V. B. Williams
Mis* Emily Greene, niece of Mr ?
end Mrs. L. E. Laughter of An
drews, and frequently a visitor In
Andrews, was married to Victor
Bryant Williams, son of Mrs ,
Thomas Davis ^Williams and the
late Mr. Williams, in a formal J
ceremonv held at the First Metho
dist Church of Rocky Mount, June '
15.
The bride Is the daughter u{ Mr
and Mrs Miles Herbert Greene of
Rocky Mount.
The bi ide was given in marriage !
by her father.
She wire a wedding gown of
white imported Swiss organav. de
signed ard fashioned by her moth
e.\ Her fingertip veil of urinal it
lusion was caught in a crownless
bonnet effect and adorned with
imported lilies of the valley. Her
bouquet was of mixed white flow
ers centered by a white, purple
throated orchid tied with net
showered with tulle.
Miss i,lnda Greene was her sis
ter's maid of honor. Bridesmaids
vere Mrs. Burt Taylor of Nash
ville and Mrs. Billy Robinson of
Vhitakers, cousins of the bri.-V?
Mrs. George Wyatt, organist,
and Mrs Perry Bryant, soprano,
and Arthur Diehl, violinist pre
?; nted tK>- wedding music.
Following the cferemony a recep
tion was held 'o the Vanguard
liassroom of the First Methodist
Church.
Following the reception the
couple left for a wedding trip in
the weste-ti part of the state.
After their wedding trip the
cuple will make their home in
Rocky Mount.
The bride is a graduate of
UCTC where she also received her
M. a. degree. She is a member of
the Nashville High School Faculty.
The groom is employed by the At
' antic Coast Line Railroad:
Mr. ana Mrs. L. E. Laughter and
;on. Kent, attended the wedding.
BIRTHS
PETRIE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis of
"Jnaka announce the birth of a
laughter June 26.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ballew of
Murphy announce the birth of a
on June 28.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Gibson of
Blairsville, Ga., announce the birtn
. a son June 28.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. KenoMh Davis and
hlldren tnd Mrs. Cecile Mills and
children of Murphy and Mr. and
?Virs David Day of Winston-Salem
recently ^pent their vacation at
Atlantic Beach, Morehead City.
S. H. McGuire of Atlanta, Ga.,
was1 a visitor at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
Mr anu Mrs. John Marshall and
children have returned from a va
cation with relatives in Topeka,
Kan., and Chicago.
Mr. ard Mrs. Joe Hamilton spent
he week-end as guests of the for
mer's bcother and family in Val
dese
Mr. ana Mrs ivrioert Copelanc!
and Mr. ar.d Mrs. Lee Copeland of
\hoski^ visited Miss Addie Mac
Cooke Tuesday.
A. D Peacock was a visitor in
Chadbourr. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. McClure of
Struthers, Ohio, are guests of their
laughter Mrs. Clyde Sneed and
Mr. Sneed
Charier dickey of Wauchula,
'la., and Tom Evans were in Pitts
burgh. Pa., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickey of
Erv.in, Tenn., spent a few days re
cently with the former's mother,
Mrs. Leila Dickey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. King of
Lenoir are visiting Miss Adella
Meroney this week.
Howard O Hall, D C. 1, and wife
ni daughter. Belinda, have re
' 'med to their home in CharJes
'r.n. S. C., after spending two
eeks with their parents, Mr and
Mrs. John W. Davidson, and Mr.
ind Mrs. John Hall. Mrs. Hall's
ii<ve. Nancy Fish, returned home
? :th them for a vacation.
Mrs. Homer Williams of Moul
rie, Ga.. was the guest of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L Hinds, last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Patton and
"ms, Bobby and Don, visited Mrs.
Don Witherspoon over the week
end. i
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar' Harshaw of
Richmond, Va,? arrived last week
?o spend the summer at the Har
iha'.v Firms.
Miss Kathleen Plemmons
i 1
Weds Lowell Harbin
Home Club Meets
With Mrs. Adkins
The Murphy Home Demonstra
tion Ciub met at the home of Mrs.
R M. Adkins June 20 at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Gordon Wilson served as co
v.r-itsi
The mreting was opened with
'.he song. "Beautiful Dreamer".
Mrs Alvin Buchanan gave the de
votional
Guest for the evening was Miss
Emma Jean Shields, local 4-H'er,
ho made Spanish cream as a dai
ry foods demonstration. Refresh
ments were served to 11 members
?nd two visitors.
Mrs. Oscar Mulkey
Ts Given Shower
"Trx. O'car Muucey was honored
"ith a stork showier at her home
bnday evening by the Esther
?"tinday School class of First Bap
tist Church.
The members went in a group
to Mrs. Mulkey's home and pre
sented her with several gifts Re
freshments were served.
Mrs ft H. Foard has as guests
this week, her sisters, Mrs. I. T.
Barby, oi Woodleaf, Miss Sarah
K ncaid of Lexington. Dick Coult
er of Woodleaf, and Priscilla In
seoe of Filer City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulmer and
children of Sylva visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Franklin last week-end.
They went from here to Chatta
nooga to visit Mr. Fulmer's father,
H. J. Fulmer who is ill.
Miss Leucine Wells arrived last
week from Miami.. Fla., to visit
?m- \trs John W. Thuss and
ami'.y.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ernest Queen of
Fizabethton, Tenn., spent last
?eek-end with her mother, Mrs
Sally Qiren and family.
Miss Gloria Cagle of Knoxville,
Tenn , is spending several weeks
here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Sally Queen.
Miss l.aura Bailey returned Fri
day from the Episcopal Church
Camp at Kanuga Lake, where she
spent two weeks.
Miss Kathleen Plemmons,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Plemmons of Route 1, Murphy, be
came the bride of Lowell Harbin
in a ceremony at McCaysviile, Ga? I
Saturday evening.
? The bride wore a pink suit with '
a corsage of white camelias
Ordinary Roy Chapman perform
ed the ceremony.
Attending the wedding were the ,
bridegroom's sisters, Misses Loleta
and Anna Barbara Harbin, and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keener.
Both are graduates of Murphy
High Scnool. Mrs. Harbin is em
ployed by The Duffy Silk Co., and
Mr Harbin is employed as a
printer by The Cherokee Scout.
HOSTESS
The I-ottW Moan ClOtfe at Mur
phy Kir?i Baptist Church met with
Mrs. John O'Ueli Tuesday alu..
noon instead ot with Mrs. W. H
Murray as stated in last week's
SCOUT.
BOX SUPPER
There will be a Box Supper at the
Unaka School Building Saturday
Night, July 5, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock.
Proceeds will go to equip school
lunchroom.
Everybody Invited
MURPHY
A I
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i". S. Hlchway 64 East?4 Miles
Open Erery Nt*M
Show Starts At Dstk
Saturday, July 5
"Short Grass"
With
' Rod Cameron
Also Selected Short Subjects
Sunday-Monday, inly ?-7
"That's My Boy"
Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis
Also Selected Short Subjects
Tuesday-Wednesday, My I I
"Strange Woman"
?
With
Hady Luutr-Gewyt Sanders
Ttanftqr-FfMair. Jul7 1#-11
"Devil's Doorway"
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NOTICE
Beginning Monday, July 7 the price Hair
Cuts will be 75c?Shaves will be 50c in the
following Barber Shops in Murphy.
Hall's Barber Shop
City Barber Shop
Bus Terminal Barber Shop
You are invited to the annual
Farmers Federation
PICNIC
HAYESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
FRIDAY, JULY 11, 10 A. M.
MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL
SATURDAY, JULY 12, 10 A. M.
PUBLIC INVITED
See and hear Panhandle Pete, the one man band. The Farmers Federation
String Band, Patsy Messer, and many other entertainers, ii
FREE LEMONADE FREE WATERMELON
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Choirs, Quartets, Musicians, Entertainers to Participate
CASH PRIZES A Lunch Counter Will Be Set Up