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PRIZE HEIFERS?Above are a group of heifers shown at the Nan
tahala Grade Dairy Show. All are a result of artificial Insemination.
Entrants came from Cherokee. Ckay, Macon and Graham Counties in
Nori> Carolina 'hnd Union and Towns Counties in Georgia.
FIRST PLACE WINNER?Miss Grace Brown of Franklin and her
animal, for which she won first prize for showmanship at the Nantahala
Grade Dairy Show at Cherokee County Fair.
Mrs. J. B. Gray
Is Club Hostess
Murphy Regal Club met with
Mrs. J. B Gray Friday evening,
October 10. Mrs. Lewis Hodges
was co-hostess. . '
After a brief business session
refreshments were served to the
following members: Mrs. Don
Witherspoon, president; Mrs. J. H.
MrCa'l. Mrs. Tom Evans, Mrs. Jo
Phaup, Mrs. Johnsie Nunn, Mrs.
Jackie Ford, Mrs. Sam Akin, Mrs.
Fisher Hubbell, Mrs. Bessie Dick
son, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Hodges, Miss
Marvie Walker and Miss Josephine
Heighway.
Joyce Strange
Is Betrothed
Mrs H. A. Strange of Murphy
announces the engaB-ment of her
daughter, Joyce, to Wesley (Pete)
Palmer, Jr., the son of Mr. and
Mrs Wesley Palmer of Andrsws.
Wedding plans are incomplete.
Mrs. L L. Mason
Is New President
Of Murphv PTA
Election of officers featured the
first meeting of the year of the
Murphy PTA which was held Mon
day at 7:30 p. m. in the primary
school auditorium.
Mrs. L. L. Mason, Jr., was elect
ed president: Mrs. Bob Cheney,
vice-president; Mrs. James Hawse,
secretary and R. W. Easley, Jr.,
treasurer.
Committees appointed were:
membership. Mrs. C. K. Olson,
and Mrs Robert V. Weaver; pro
pram. Mrs. H. Bueek; ways and
moans, Mrs. C. L. Alverson, Mrs.
?ernes Hilton, Howard West, Ben
Pa'mer and Dewey Garrett.
Mrs H. L. Hlnton was appoint
ed room representative; Mrs. W.
, A. Hoover, PTA magazine repre
sentative; Mrs. R. W. Easley, Jr.,
Mrs. Frank Forsyth, and Mrs. Dol-;
,:e Smart, hostess committee; Mrs.
T. A. Case, parliamentary proce
dure; Mrs. J. W. Davidson, publi
Allen F. Hembree
Taken Suddenly
Funeral services were held at
2:30 p. m. Tuesday, October 13, for
Allen F. Hembree, 47, formerly of
iMurphy, at Culkjwhee Baptist
Church.
Burial was In the church ceme
tery The Rev. A. P. Miller of Gas
tonia officiated, assisted by the [
Rev. J. A. Allen. Members of the
American Legion served as pall
bearers
Members of the East La Porte
Vasonic Lodge, held Masonic rites
at the graveside.
He is survived by his wife and
'our children of the home, his fa
ther, Rdbcrt Hembree, and one
brother, P J. Hembree of Knox-'
ville, Tenm.
ei'.;\
Following the business session,1
!h? Rev "Rhett Winters, Rector of
the Episcopal Church of the Mes
siah. spoke on "Human Relation
ships", sifter which refreshments
were served.
County Claims
Five 4-H Club
District Winners
Cherokee County brought home
its share of honors from the Dis
trict 4-H Club Recognition Day
banquet held in Asheville at Tin
gles October 11.
Five district winners from this
county are as follows: Public
Speaking. Fred Van Horn, Martins
Creek; Recreation and Rural Arts,
Jerry Ruth Smith, Martins Creek;
Citizenship, Shirley Carver, An
drews; Dairy Foods, Emma Jean
Shields, Tomotla; Health Improve
ment, Joy Collect, Andrews.
REVIVAL
The Rev. Ham Coffie will begin
n revival meeting at Old Martins
Creek Baptist Church, Sunday
evening, October 18. Everyone is
invited to attend.
Five From County
Are Enrolled At
Mars Hill College
Five students from Cherokee
County are enrolled at Mars Hill
College for the 1952-53 term.
Four of them are from Andrews:
?Mias Sallie Mae Buchanan, Miss
Margaret Ma it. George W. Pulli
um, Jr., Miss Doris Ann Raxter.
Ray Clarence Sims is from Val
ley River Avenue, Murphy.
According to a report from the
Registrar's Office. 747 students are
enrolled at the college this year,
excluding special students. A
breakdown in the enrolment shows
that they are from 74 counties of
North Carolina, 18 states, 3 for
eign countries, and Hawaii.
Roberts Opens
Bellview Meet
Horace Roberts opened the Bell
view Youth Fellowship organiza- j
lion meeting with the devotional ,
when the group met at the commu-'
nity house Saturday. October 11.1
at 8 p. m.
During the recreational hour the
group sang several songs and bal
lads accompanied by Miss Jerry
Ruth Smith with her accordlan. I
Mrs. Bill Hatchett directed the
group in a number of interesting
games.
The Youth Fellowship meets
each Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Everyone is invited to attend.
HOME COMING
Home coming and an all day
singing will be held at Fairview
Church at Ranger Sunday. October
1?.
All singers are invited.
While tomato varieties resistant
to fu sari tun wilt have been devel
oped and are marketed, there are
no commercial varieties with reiis-"
tance to bacterial wilt.
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See us before you buy that new tractor
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Thnra.-Fri, Oct. 16-17
Gary Cooper
"High Noon"
Thurs.-Frl, Oct. 16-17
Lucille Ball-John Afar
"The Magic
Carpet"
Thurs.-Fri, Oct. 16-17
Audi? Murphy-Faith Domergue
"The Duel At
Silver Creek"
Color By Technicolor
Saturday, October 18
Allen "Rocky" Lane
"Desert Of Lost
Men"
Saturday, October 18
Roy Rogers
?In?
"Apache Rose"
Saturday, October 18
Charles Starrett-Smlley
Burnette
"The Kid From
Broken Gun"
LATE SHOW
David Niven-Joan Caulfltid
?In?
The Lady Says
No"
LATE SHOW
Jeff Chandler-Evelyn Keyea
"Smugglers
Island"
LAT* SHOW
Frances Dee-Tom Conway
"I Walked With A
Zomlien
Sun.-Mon., Oct. 19-20
Stewart Granger-Janet Lelfh
"Scaramouche"
Technicolor
Sun.-Mon., Oct. 19-20
Rod Cameron-Ruth Hi
"Woman Of The
North Country"
Hod.. Oct l?-20
Kathrrn Gtajlon-Rt4 Skclton
t ?4a?
"Lovely To Look
Taw -Wed., Oct 21-22
Kattaryn Grayaon-Red Skelton
Howard Keel
"Lovely To Look
At"
Toea-Wed., Oct 11-ZZ
Ana Blyth-Edmand Gwean
"SallyTnd St
Anne" .
Tnea.-WeA. Oct. tl-tt
"Denver & Rio
Grande"