Bloodmobile'To Be
In Andrews Monday
The Junior Woman's Club is
sponsoring the October visit of the
Bloodmobile to Andrews
Andrews in the past has chalked
up an enviable record in the
amount of blood given to the
Bloodmoblle, says Gordon Butler,
Andrews Chairman. However, dur
ing the more recent visits the do
nations have been disappointing.
The story of the need for blood
may become old and seem rather
commonplace, but for the persons
r>?eding blood today, donations
riven lest year can offer poor
iope, says Mr Butler
The Andrews hospital finds the
blood program vital in supplying
its need. A special urgency is not
?d in asking that all who can re
pond to the Bloodmobile call
Blood will be taken at Andrews
Tity Hall, Monday, October 6.
The greatest firmness is the
greatest mercy
?Longfellow
Mrs. L. 0. Caldwell
Returns From Visit
In Pennsylvania
Mrs. L. O. Caldwell of Andrews
has returned to her home from a
two weeks' visit with relatives in
Chambersburg, York and Harris
burg, Pa
While there Mrs Caldwell at
tended the graduation exercises of
York Hospital, where her daugh
ter. Martha, was a member of the
graduating class of the York Hos
pital School of Nursing.
Miss Caldwell will remain at
York Hospital, as a registered
nurse, for the next several months.
Concert Singing
Mountain View Baptist Church
will observe a Concert Singing,
j Wednesday, October 8, starting, at
7pm Guest singers are the Hart
Cord Melody Quartet of Knoxville,
Tenn , and the Indian Quartet of
Robbinsville.
All neighboring quartets and
lingers ere invited to attend the
concert.
The church is located on U. S
19, between Andrews and Topton
The public is invited to attend
this event.
Homecoming
Vengeance Creek Baptist Church
will observe homecoming. Sunday,
October 5. Appearing on the pro
gram will be special singing
groups. All singers and the public
are invited to attend.
The church is located two miles
east of Marble.
CANCER CLINIC TO MEET
The Cancer Clinic meets at C.
Harris Hosnital, in Sylva, every
Friday. Registration hours are
from 9 to 10:15 a m. The Division
nf Cancer Control of the N. C.
State Board of Health provides ex
aminations for cancer to women
above 35 and men above 40 years
rid and to any person of any age
with symptoms suggestive of can
cer
Andrews Wildcats
Drop Game, 9-0
i To Hayesville
The Andrews Wildcats football |
team dropped a 9-0 game on the j
Andrews field Friday night to a
battling Hayesville eleven
Starring for the* winners was
Jimmy Padgett, versatile quarter
back who not only provided most
of his team's offensive punch but
also was strong on defense. Earl
Dietz. end, and McClure, guard,
also were outstanding for Hayes
ville. I
The initial score came late in
the first quarter when a Hayesville j
fumble on the Andrews 2 yard line
gave the ball to Andrews. In an at- |
tempt to run the ball out of the ]
end zone, Leroy Gilbert was trapp- |
ed behind the goal line by Hayes- j
v ilie's Jimmy Padgett for a safety.
Neither team was able to score I
during the next two periods, which .
were played largely in the center >
of the field with neither team
showing much superiority.
However in the final period,
Hayesville drove to the Andrews 5
where the Wildcats held on downs
An Andrews kick gave the ball
back to the Hayesville team on the
Andrews 30. A 19 yard end run
two plays later, by Jimmy Padgett,
carried over for the touchdown.
The extra point was made on a
. pass from Padgett to McBrayer.
j The final score, Andrews 0, Hayes
ville 9
The Wildcats travel to Cherokee
on Tuesday where thev will en
gage the Cherokee Indiyis in an
aftrnoon game.
Gleaners Meet
With Mrs. Harris
The Gleaners Class of First Bap
tist Church, Andrews, held its
monthly meeting Tuesday, Septem
ber 23 at the home of Mrs Betty
Harris in Wantahala, with Mrs.
Marvis Harris as co-hostess.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. Lttcile Cross, who used as her
theme the 23rd Psalm.
Visitation time was changed and
will now be the first and third
Tuesdays in each month. The first
Tuesday is visitation at 2 p. m ;
the third Tuesday is visitation at
7 30 p. m All members who can
visit between these stipulated
times are urged to do so.
The report of the Nominating
Committee was accepted and new
officers were installed. Mrs. Rich
ardson, the class teacher, admin-'
?stered the installation using an
impressive candle-light service.'
The new officers installed are:
President. Marvis Harris; vice
oresident, Virginia Cox; secretary,
The 1 ma Lay; assistant secretary,
Lucile Br met t; group captains.
Betty Harris and Trilby Glenn.
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served
The next class meeting will be
October 9, with Mrs. Josephine j
Long and Mrs. Lucile Cross. Mrs. |
Kate Conley will have the devo
tional.
Maudeen Hardin's
Betrothal Is Told
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hardin
,nnounce the marriage of their
daughter, Maudeen, to Bob Mof
fett of Kentucky, at Walhalla, S.
C? September 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Moffett are spend
ing their honeymoon in Cincinnati,
Ohio, and at the home of the
groom in Kentucky.
The bride attended Andrews
school. The groom is employed by
Shaw Brothers Fair, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Moffett plan to
return to Andrews in the near fu
ture.
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Andrews Lions
Sponsor Donkey
Baseball Game
There will 6; a Donkey Baseball
Game at the Andrews Athletic
Field, Mor.day evening, October 6.
The game is sponsored by the
Andrews Lions Club, whose mem
bers have tickets for sale at the
present time.
Members of the Lions Club and
suitable opponents will mount the ]
donkeys, attempt to take their
proper positions on the diamond,
and the fun will begin.
Club To Hear
Andrews Rotary Club will have
is their guest speaker. Charlie
Phillips. Public Relations Director,
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina, Thursday, Oc
tober 9
Mr. Phillips is one of the out
standing men in the educational
field of North Carolina.
The animals used in the game
are probably somewhat better
trained for their part in the game
than are the riders.
Members of the Lions Club ex
pect a large number of fans root
ing for them in the stands Mon
day night.
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