Sick In Andrews
la Rodda-Van Center
Mrs. Lawrence Davis, of An
dre* ?, Mrs. H. L. Pendergrass, of
Andrews; John H. Hyde, of Kob
MnsvlUe; Mrs. JuUet Serous, of
HayesviUe, Mrs. C. Q Hill, of Rob
binsvtlle, and Mrs. Thomas K.
Moore, ot Andrews.
Also, Mrs. Earl Sawyers. of
Marble; Mrs. Pate Walls, of An
drews; Mrs. Ralph Cochran, of
Nantahala; Diane Rowland, of
Kantahala; Mrs. Homer Nelson, of
Topton; Shirley Jean Denwberry,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Osrl
Derreberry, of Andrews; Samuel
Swoffard. of Franklin. Michael
Jenkins, of Robbinsville; Glover
Allen, Morgan ton, Ga.; Eddie
Guthrie, Murphy; Bobby Smith,
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith,
of Brasstown; Gordon Butler, An
drews.
Miss Crisp Weds Mr. Cardwell
In Hazel Park. Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Crisp, of Ha
1 Park. Mlrhlgan. former resi
dents of Andrews, announce Use
marriage of their daughter. Patri
cia Ruth Crisp, to Robert Card
well, also of Hazel Park, at the
home. October 11. at ?:00 P. M.
The Rev. John Teuton perform
ed the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of white
net and lace over taffeta with a
j veil of illusion gathered with seed
| pearls. She carried a white prayer
: book topped by a purple orchid.
Miss Elizabeth Bell of Andrews.
' cousin of the bride served as maid
' of honor. She wore a pink net I
over taffeta and carried a bridal 1
bouquet of blue mums and fern.
Jimmy Croak vu beat man.
Following the ceremony a targe
reception was held at the Haael
Park Masonic Hall.
Receiving with the bride and
groom were Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Crisp and W. C. Cardwell.
Mrs. Wallace Crisp, aunt of the
bride, presided at the punch bowl.
Immediately following the re
ception, the bride and groom left
for their honeymoon trip to Nash
ville, Tenn.
They will reside in Hazel Park,
Mich, where both are employed.
Miss Elizabeth Bell was accom
panied to Hazel Park by her moth
er, Lucille Bell.
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Party Honors Little
Toni Jean Howell
Sgt. l/c Eugene Howell and
Mrs. Howell entertained their
daughter. Tonl Jean Howell, with
i birthday party at their home,
Saturday.
Assisting was Mrs. A. B. Chand
ler Sr.
Games were played on the lawn,
'ollowing which gilts were opened
and refreshments served.
Guests in addition to the hon
oree. were, Jimmy and Butch Sur
:avage. Byron and Lindy Chand
ler. Chuckle Van GeA-der, Jimmy
Watkins. Johnny Gernert, Angle
Jones. Bitsy and Mary Jo Chand
ler, Martha Derreberry, Joy Bris
ol. Charles Baker and Mrs. M. D.
McC-uire, her great-grandmother.
Van Gorders Return
From Westwood, N. J.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Van Gor
dcr have returned to their home
'ollowing a trip to Westwood, N.
J. where they were oalled due to
the critical illness of Mrs. Van
Gorder's mother, Mrs. J. E Lock
erby.
Mrs. Lockerby died Saturday.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at Westwood.
Mrs. Lockerby was well known
in Andrews, having visited hei
daughter and family here man)
times.
SALISBURY VISITORS
Patrolman and Mrs. Donald An
derson and son, of Salisbury. ar<
visiting in Andrews this week.
Miss Marie Lominac, of Char
lotte, spent the week end with hei
parents in Andrews.
Mrs. Jack Strlbling has returnee
to her home in Andrews followini
an extended visit in Highlands.
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Pvt Hardin
Finishes Basic
Pvt. Pearlie W Hardin Jr., ion
if Mr. and Mr* Pearlle W. Hard
in of Andrew*, completed hi* basic
training at the Quartermaster Re- i
placement Training Center, Fact
Lee. V*., Oct. 23.
Pvt Hardin entered the Aimy
Aug. 11, 19S2. Before entering ser
vice he graduated from Andrew*
High School.
Following completion of basic
training, he will be "trained in a
specific military occupational spe
cialty and assigned to a unit in a
permanent position for which he
was trained.
MeGUIKBS VISIT
Dr. and Mrs. Harold McGuire
and family of Sylva spent Sunday
with Dr. McGuire't parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred McGuire.
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Ronnie Stover Has
6th Birthday Party
Mrs. Jerry Stover entertained
her son, Ronnie, with a party. Sat
irday. Oct 29, on hi* sixth birth
day.
Following games and contests,
he guests were taken to the din
ing room (or refreshments and the
?pening of gifts.
Guests included Tom. Steve,
Randall. David and Debbie
George; Ted and Wanda Matoy;
Steve and Terry Nelson; Jimmy'
and Brends Stover. Dlanne Stan-'
'ey; Joyce Hedden; Becky Da ye,
and Sandy and Ronnie Stover.
Students Home
For Week End
The following students spent the
veek end with their parent* la An
Irew* Mi** Mar J one Hicks, from
.he Duhe University School of
Nursing; a guest of Mia* Hicks'.
Marks Hudson, a student at Duka
University; David Bristol, from the
University of North Carotins; Jer
ry Reece, from the University of
North Carolina; Ann Bristol and
Betty Jean Greenwood, from Wo
man's College at the University of
North Carolina; Sue Hall and Bet
ty Mulkey of WCTC and Maty
Ruth Radford, of Blaatoa's Busi
ness College.
Halloween Party At
Methodist Church
The Junior Youth Fellowship a
the Andrews Met hod In Church
held ? Halloween party Monde;
night In the Church he we at
SrasonsI games were played ani
Adult lee den were Mies Vert
Moore end Haael Rector.
Mr. and Mn. Boyd Cooper, ant
Jay, spent Friday In Aataevllle.
The avenge time to grow i
broiler out to market weight ha:
been reduced from 13 to 10 weeks
Underfeeding at dairy cows I:
widespread la North Carolina.
VOTE FOR
Dick Mauney
To the voters of Cherokee County
In offering myself as a candidate to represent Cherokee County in the 1953
< leneral Assembly. I do so only because of ray desire to be of service to this great
county of ours I have no special interests nor do I have any ax to grind.
There is more to being a Legislator and truly representing our County than
being elected to office. If my experience in the State Capltot has done anything?it
lias taught me to avoid the pitfalls and mistakes a new Legislator would make that
might make his term in the General Assembly a lost one. As your Representative I
am able to go to Raleigh with my eyes open and at least some knowledge of how to
truly represent you?my fellow citizens?and Cherokee County.
Of course being a Democrat will help me get things done for our county.
During the 1951 session of the Legislature there were only eleven Republican total
membership of the House of Representatives being 120. So you see that to send a
Republican to the House is only to cause Cherokee County to be without the proper
representation to succeed in accomplishing things that would be helpful to your county
and mine. If the Citizens of Cherokee County elect me to the State Legislature they
will be represented 24 months out of every two years rather than just the three months
that the Legislature is in session.
I am sorry that it has been impossible for me to ask all of the voters inthe
county personally to vote for me so I want to say at this time that I shall be grateful for
your vote on November 4.
Signed:
Dick Mauney
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