Woman Talk
By EMU Yj:OSTELLO
Everybody and his brother was eating lunch out Sunday. And
I think half of them must have been at the Regal Hotel as we
were?on occasion of the opening of the new dining room (And of
course we were attracted toy the special bargain of two lunches for
the price of one.) ? _ I
The dining room is mighty pretty with its dark green walls? (
brightened with a framed patch of dogwood wallpaper with light
green background on three walls. There were fresh flowers (yellow
asters or mums) on all the tables and over the doorways there are
green plants in a lighted border. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seamon have
done a wonderful job of decorating the place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hampton were among the dining guests?
and were among the few not eating turkey. Now, isn't that a
comeoff! Mr. Hampton raises the prettiest and best turkeys and
then doesn't even eat them when he goes out. But, Mrs. H. confided
to me that they like turkey, but when they go out to eat they like
a change. (If I'm not sadly mistaken, the Regal served some of Mr.
Hampton's Netoraskans Sunday.)
Some others I saw lunching
were H. A. and Rosemond Mattox
and son; Frank and Ruth Forsyth,
accompanied by little daughter of
Jim Gthba; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ham
ilton, Kenneth and Carrie Davis
and Mttle Kenny Jane and Sam
uel; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jennett;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Buecfc and H. C.;
'Mrs. C. W. Savage; Mr. and Mrs.
Harve Elkins and daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Genrty; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Kay and daughter and Adear
Aronson.
One big long table was compos
ed of Bob and Juanlta Weaver and
Bobby and Betty; Cecil and Rosa
lind Burgess with Doug and Caro
lyn; Mrs. Harry Miller and Susie;
end L. L. and Dot Mason with
Johnny Snow.
FOR FATHER-TO-BE
DALE SCROGGS was feted at
a stork shower Tuesday night
(Yes, you understood?Dale, not
Mrs.) Now, that's something new
under the sun in showers, and it
sounds to me like a good Idea for
the expectant father to learn the
facts of the baby world, and I hear
Dale is a adept pupil in quick
diaper change overs.
BEN PALMER AND DOUG
SMITH (Dale's brother-in-law)
were hosts at the party which was
at Doug's home in Brasstown.
About 40 folks were present in
eluding husbands and wives. The
whole affair was a surprise to
Dal:, but my spokesman said he
was a wonderful sport
The gifts were given as a re
ward for an art contest, which
was held in complete darkness
'lights off) when everyone drew
a picture of what the baby would
look like.
Of course there were *?ts a |
plenty.
COMPANY AT DINNER
We enjoyed the company at
dinner round at the H Buecks'
Friday night. Guests were MR.
AND MRS TOM A. CASE and
their houseguest for the week end,
MRS. BONNER RAY, and REV.
AND MRS. R. DELBERT BYRUM.
At the time, Mr. Bueck was snif
fling and sneezing with a new
cold, which I hope he has whipp
by this time.
MILUS AND DORIS WRIGHT
spent last week end in Clem son
and this week end Milus will at
'tend a meeting In Charlotte apd
Doris will go on to her home near
Wilmington for a visit.
MRS BOB EASLEY was by
Tuesday, and was talking about
the bazaar the women of the Epis
copal Church are planning. Count
me in, I love a bazaar.
Also, I expect to be one of the
first customers at the bake sale
Miss Beulah Mae Smith
Weds Homer J. Stiles
MRS. HOMER J. STILES
The former Miss Bnelah Mae Smith
Miss BueLah Mae Smith, daugh- j Mr. Stiles is employed by the
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith,! Champion Paper and Fibre Co. at
of Marble, became the bride of the Houston Division. He is the
Homer J. Stiles of Pasadena, Tex- son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stiles,
as, at the First Baptist Church in formerly of Marble.
Blairsville, Ga., Nov. 1. The Rev. The couple will be at home in
Claud C. Boyrvton officiating. Pasadena, Texas.
the women of the Presbyterian
Church are planning Saturday
morning at Evans Anto Co.
COLD BUT FUN
1 loved every minute of the An
drerws-Alurphy game Tuesday. It
was awfully cold, but I stayed in
he warm cur, and didn't feel it
The Andrews henchmen were
huddled in a long pink blanket,
and in the last quarter, some fans
finally buMt a little fire to warm
freezing hands.
Andrews has awfully good
cheerleaders. I especially liked
their cartwheeling.
BARBARA KHOADb, Murphy's
homecoming queen, is certainly a
pretty girl. And while I'm on the
subject I think Murphy's teen
age crowd is a fine group.
They are cute and full of life,
but not destructive, as is the case
in many towns.
At the football game we were
parked next to Coach Ike Olson's
parents, MR. AND MRS. H. M.
OLSON of Luray, Kansas. And
Sick In Andrews
Patients in Rodda-Van Gorder
Hospital this week are Mrs. Cecil
George, of Topton; Mrs. Jess Bar
nard, of Andrews; Horace Hig
don, of Andrews; Mrs. Laura Ma
toy, of Topton; Mrs. Guy Hall, of
Andrews; Miss Dixie LaU, of
Robbinsville; Mrs. Winnie Craw
ford, of Andrews; Mrs. Jack
Breedlove, of Kyle; Mrs. Wayne
Lovingood, of Marble; Mrs. Leo
nard Palmer, at Marble; Joyce
Strange, of Andrews; Mrs. Doris
Watts, of Andrews; Mr. Rayburn,
of Burningbown; Harold Mull, of
Andrews; Mary Willie Whkaker,
of Andrews; and Charles Hart
ness, of Andrews.
I'll bet nobody at the fair grounds
njoyed Murphy's victory any
more than Mn O. He trooped up
and down the sidelines with the
play, but Mrs. O., like me, kept
her place in the car.
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BT BOTH SUBSAVAGE
Election day and night mi an
exciting time for some of the An
drew* townspeople For instance,
those persons who owned televi
sion sets entertained a consider
able assembly of guests until the ' t
we: hours of the morning. t
I personally believe that the' e
spontaneous comments of MISS 1
Frances Mcpherson as she a
listened to the returns would top'
the evening's entertainment. 11)
MR. AND MRS. WILL ASHE d
have been sacrificing some trees f>
around their place for more yard
space. The neighbor youngsters *
watched the downing of a walnut C
troe with doleful expressions. C
However, they were pleased that o
the tempting red berry trees were C
spared. , V
Do you know, Monday after
noon I heard grown-up people
complaining about the rain? I C
ook notice, however, that none of 1
them had on a forest ranger's' *
identification Ih
I am told that NED STEWART , n
Is the champion corn grower In1 e
Cherokee County. I hope to have 1
more information on Med's corn
crop soon.
If your chickens get out. and cl
one gets too stubborn to be put g
back in the lot, there's always the c
solution that JLMMIE BAER used p
. . . just shoot it.
I find genial BAXTER LAY'S ?
off the record comments on noth- 1
ing in particular quite refreshing.
RUTHIE BRISTOL went to the 1:
PERSONALS
BY MRS. C. W. SAVAGE
'Mr. and Mrs H. M. Olson of
Luray, Kansas, and' Mrs. May Er
ber of Salina, Kansas, left Wed
nesday for their homes after a
three weeks' visit with Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Olson here. Mr. and
Mrs. Olson are the parents, and
Mrs. Erber is an aunt of C. K. Ol
son.
Mrs. Omar Green, Miss Thoma
sine Slayton, Mrs. Virginia Town
son, and' Mrs. Delilah Chambers
of Washington, D. C., spent last
week end here with relatives and
friends. Miss Leta Harbin who is
employed with Mauney Drug Com
pany, flew from Knoxville to
Memphis, Tenn. and brought the
baby, Omar Green, Jr., who has
been there with his grandmother,
to Murphy to meet his mother and
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mauney. The baby returned to
Washington with his mother.
Mrs. W. H. Anderson of Ashe
ville left for her home Wednes
day after a visit of several days | j
with her daughter. Mrs. Frances
Bourne, Jr., and Mr. Bourne.
Mrs. Bourne and children return
ed with her for a few days' visit.
Mrs Bonner Ray of Waynesville
was a week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hemphill
and daughter, Carol Ann of Knox
ville, Tenn., spent last week end
with her mother, Mrs. A. G. Led
ford and Mr. Ledford.
Mrs. Joann Thompson and Bob
by Penland of Western Carolina
Teachers College, Cullowhee, were
week end guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Penland
here.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover and
son. Lonnie left Wednesday for
Dallas. Texas where they attended
the ball game between Wake For
est and T. C. U., and visited Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Wright and son
Kenny.
Among those from Murphy at
tending the ball game between
Tennessee and Florida in Knox
ville were Mr. and Mrs R. G. Al
exander, Miss Carolyn Alexander.
R. G. Alexander, Mrs. Jean Stew
ait and Mia Barbara Arnold.
The Rev. A. B. Cash, who is
with the Baptist Mialon Board of
Atlanta. Ga. and Mrs. Cash, were
Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Peyton G. I vie Tuesday, enroute to
the N. C. State convention which
is being held in Winston-Salem
this week.
Mr Cash was formariv pastor of
the Murphy First Baptist Church
for three years. Just before the
Rev. J Alton Morris came here
H. Bueck, governor of District
31 A, Lions International, visited
the Cltffside Lions Club Tuesday
night. <
Mrs. Johnsle Nunn, superinten
dent of Welfare, Mr, and Mrs P.
G. Me, Mrs. J. H MoCall and
Miss Willie Lovingood, attended a
Welfare meeting In Bryson City
Friday. *
KM Howell has arrived from
Korea to spend a leave wtth Ms
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hoar-!
e?.
Brent P. Yount, Held repre
sskllu cf the American Bad
Ga. was la Murphy this
wMh Mm. F. ?.
SOCIETY
*? j
Sir*. Bueck Fetes
Vlrs. Olson At Tea
Mn. H. Bueck entertained a few
Mends a* tea last Wednesday al
ernoon, honoring Mrs. H. M. Ol
on of Luray, Kansas, who has
teen visiting her son, C. K. Olson
nd Mrs. Olson tor some time.
Mrs. Edwins Hags man assisted |
he hostess in serving the usual
lainty referahments she is noted
or serving.
Tea guests included Mrs Olson,
frs. R. C. Mattox, Mrs. J. H. Mc
all, Mrs. Peyton G. I vie, Mrs. H.
i. Elkins, Mrs. Wayne H. Gentry
f Charleston, $. C., Mrs. C. K.
>lson, Mrs. Hagaman and Mrs. C.
IT. Savage.
leorgia Tech-Army game with no
icket. EDWIN AND BLAIN BLE
'INS had their duoats proudly In
?and. However, I notice that the
nen sat on the temporary bleacti
rs in the end zone, while Ruthie
a-' with the Fort Mac band where
he was hilariously entertained.
I think all football fans in Ar.
Irows feel a lot of pride in the
;reat Tech team and a bit of a
latm to it due to the wonderful
lerformance of BILL TEAS JR.
ELIZABETH BELL Is finding
hat housebreaking a pup re
tires a lot of endurance
The new CHEROKEE SCOUT
s making friends fast. I appre
iate all the nice things said about
he paper and the subscriptions.
>ofch new and renewals that are
oming in. The new SCOUT hopes
o keep old friends and make new
mes.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mi*. Alden Coward of
Murphy announce the birth at
twin bay* in Woman! Hospital In
Chattanooga, Saturday, November
'a.
The babies taeve been named
Brian and Bruce.
Mrs. Barnett Feted
At Shower Tuesday
Mrs Boyd Scruggs and Mi*.
Abe Zimmerman entertained at
the. borne at Uw latter in Peach
tree Tuesday aigbt honoring Mrs.
Bill Barnett at a stork shower
The color motif at pink and
blue was used in decorations and
refenshments and games end con
tests were enjoyed.
The following were presnt, and
a number at others sent gifts:
Mrs. Morris Moore, Mrs. Preddo
Scruggs, Mrs. Boyd Scroggs, Mi*.
Cecil Roberts, Mrs. Ed Gsrren,
Mrs. Willie Ledford, Mr*. Homer
Wilson, Mrs. Bruce Mauney, Mrs.
Dave MoClure, Mrs. BDl Barnett.
Miss Sally Ferguson, Mary Lou
Ferguson. Mrs. Leon West, Mrs.
Ethel Stiles, Mrs. Leon Kfcnsey,
Mrs. Drew Taylor, Mrs. Grace
Oliver, Mrs. Brown Caldwell, Mrs.
, Abe Zimmerman, Mr*. Harley
W eat.
ANDREWS BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaver an
nounce the birth of a son, David
i Morgan, on November 3, at Rod
da-Van Gorder Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. "S&orty" Craw
! ford announce the brth at a son,
at Rodda-Van Girder Hospital,
November 10.
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CANDLER'S
Phone 53-J Murphy, N. C.
We appreciate your splenlded response ? |
to the opening last Sunday of the redeco- ;;
rated Carolina room. We feel that you now ! I
have a dining rctom in the hotel that you can ;;
and will find use for. To show our apprecia- ;;
tion we are going t!o offer you a complete jj
change in next Sundays menu at the same ;;
price as last Sunday.
If you have not seen the redecorated din- <;
ing room why not call 46 now and make a :
reservation for Sunday Dinner this week.
Dinner will be served from noon until 3 p. m.
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