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Mrs. C. W. Savage
Hostess To Women
Mrt. C. W. Savage waa hoaten
at the general meeting of the Wo
men of the Presbyterian Church
at Murphy at her apartment Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Lewis Hodges, president,
presided over the business session,
and Mrs. Harvey Wilson spoke on
the ivtw revised version of the Bi
ble which comes out September
30.
Re'resbments were served to 20
members snd one visitor, the Rev.
'rank Brown, after which Mrs.
Frank Brown was presented a
stork shower through a unique
game directed by Mrs. Bob Rector
and Mrs. Irvin Greene. Many lov
ely rifts were received by the hon
oret.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Cloe Moore, Mrs. R. H.
Foard. Mrs Ann Phillips and Mrs.
Savage..
Circle Meets With
Mrs. J. B. Hall
Mrs. J. B. Hall was hostess to
the Mae Perry Circle of the WMS
of First Baptist Church Tuesday
afternoon.
The meeting was opened with
I
Shower Given In
Honor Of Bride
Mrs. Hugh Hens ley, Mr* E. C.
Winchester end Mia Glenda I vie
I honored Mr*. W. A. Sherrtll. Jr.. |
recent bride, with a miscellaneous
shower on Monday evening, Sep
tember 22, at Mrs. Hensley's home.
A color scheme of green and
yellow was carried out In the man
, tie decoration featuring Urge pho
i togrephs of the bride and bride
I groom, and a large bowl of daisy
' type mums flanked by lighted ta
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per*.
The dining table, upon which
gifts were pUced after opening,
was covered with a mirror ar
1 rangement of yellow pom pom
chrysanthemums and two bride
and bridegroom figurines.
Refreshments, continuing the
green and yellow color scheme,
were enjoyed by approximately
sixty guests after a brief socUl
period. ,
j hymn, "O, Love That Wilt Not
[Let Me Go", followed by prayer
'iy the chairman, Mrs. Ben Mann,
-nd devotional by Mrs. Bessie De
'?ecr*.
Mrs. Lula McCall presented the
program on "Japan's Puzsled Peo
ple". after which refreshments
were served to 11 members pres
ent. This was the last meeting of
the church year.
Mrs. McKeever
Elected Teacher
Of Esther Class
Mrs. W H. McKeever was elect
ed teacher of Esther Sunday
School Class of First Baptist
Church. Murphy, when the clans
met at the home of Mrs. Vincent
Stiles Monday evening. Mrs. Lay
was elected assistant teacher.
The class elected Mrs. Verlin
Jones as president for the ensuing
year Others elected were: Mem
bership vice-president, Mrs. M. B.
Wright; stewardship. Mrs John
tmmons; fellowship, Mrs. Jack
Crawford; secretary, Mrs. Kenneth
Caldwell; treasurer, Mrs. Jack
Craig; group captains. Mrs. Dewey
Garrett and Jewell Miller; publi
city chairman. Ruby Davis.
Mrs. J. B. Hall gave the devo
tional. and prayer was offered by
Mrs. Walter Puett.
Mrs. Ruby Stiles, former presi
dent, was in charge of the busi
ness session. Mrs. McKeever clos
ed the business session with pray
er.
Refreshments were served to 18
members present
McCayesville Gospel Quartet
will sing at Harmony Tabernacle
Tuesday evening, September 30.
The church Is located two miles
east of Murphy.
Circle Meets With
Mts. W. A. Bell
The Lottie Moon Circle of the1
Wonua'i Missionary Society at
First Baptist Church, Murphy, met
Tt'e;day afternoon with Mrs. W.
A. Bell.
Mrs. Hsdley Dickey opened the
program with the hymn, "Lowe
That Wilt Not Let Me Go". Mrs.
H. C. Presley gave the devotional.
All members took part in the
program on the subject, "Japan's
Puzzled People".
Mrs. Jack Roberts showed a
book. "Japan in Pictures", sent
her by her daughter, Kathleen,
who is stationed In Japan.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess during the social hour
which followed. Eight members
were present. I
Margaret Ledford
To Wed A. R. Garza
Mr. and MrsAJ. C. Ledford an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Sue, of Wash
ington, D. C., to S/Sgt. Antonio
R Garza, Jr., of San Diego. Texas
Miss Ledford is employed In
Washington as the' secretary of a
law firm. Sgt. Garza is in the Air
Force and Is In Arabia for a year.
The marriage will take place In
the early faM of next year.
Two Birthdays
Are Celebrated
i
Two birthday parties were cele
1 brated at the Shell Dining Room,
; Andrews, Tuesday evening, Sep
I tember 23.
Mrs. Virginia Martin and Mrs.
H. N. Yonce honored Mrs. Martins
son, Billy Ray, with a party which
Included aj guests members of the
first string football team, Bobby
Cooper, Leroy Gilbert. Fred Co
thern, Gerald Wheeled Johnny
Baxter, William Franklin, Walter
Baxter, Jerry Gilbert, Cecil Rog
ers, Jim Cathey, Carol Matheson
and Coach Hugh Hamilton.
On the other side of the Din
ing Room the employees honored
Mrs. Yonce with a birthday party.
Guests Included Mrs. Yonce, Mrs.
Jimmie Nichols, Mrs. Frank Nich
To Dedicate New
Buildings At WCTC
The Dedication ceremonies of
the new Science-Classroom build
ing end the new library building,
part of Western Carolina Teachers
College permanent improvement
project, will be the morning fea
ture of the annual Homecoming
on Saturday. October 4.
The Hon. Brandon P. Hodges,
ols, Mrs. Herb Sbettty and chil
dren, Barbara and Michael, Mrs
Sidney Piercy, Mrs. Virginia Mar
tin, Lucille Barnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Morse, Barbara Wheeler,
Harriet Taylor, Robert and David
Martin, and David Willard.
The dining room was decorated
with bowls of fall flowers. Birth
day cakes were served for dessert.
To Have Social
The Young Adult Training Un
ion of the Fir* Baptist Church,
Andrews, will hold a pot luck sup
per and social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wtlhide Friday
evening at 6:90.
Treasurer of the State of North
Carolina, and former chairman of
the college Board of Trustees, will
present the Dedication address
Following his address, I. J. Whlt
mlre, present chairman of the
Board of Trustees, will speak. Al
so as part of the Dedication cere
monies, will be the Introduction
of the building committees and
the recognition of the families for
whom the buildings have been
been named.
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