THE
TEEN SCENE
BY BETT) JEAN MOORE
Last Tuesday night, MISS MILDRED TAYLOR was guest
of honpr at the semimonthly meeting of the Lions Club. SHIR
LEY bATES, Murphy High's favorite pianist, and Velma Lmph
f?S entertained the men with several musical numbers. SHIRLEY
and MILDRED had a very enjoyable time dining and talking with
the members of the Lions Club.
? Two of our former Murphy High
student* are planning to'get mar
ried. I saw DORETHA FLEMING
?
the other day and she said she
and GLENN SWAIN were making
tholr marriage plans but they
were not complete yet. Congratu
lations to the lucky pair!
ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT
Friday night the 4-H Club had
its annual Achievement Night.
DOROTHY SHIELDS. a former
Murphy student who has made all
of M. H. S. proud of b*r because
of her outstanding work in Mur
phy and Cherokee County for the
4 H Club, made a talk on Hol
land, where she has been for the
past several months. FRED VAN
HORN, president of the Club, pre
Betrothed
MISS FLEMING
Mrs. Cora Fleming, RL 1, Mur
phy, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Doretha, to Glen
Arthur Swain, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pearl Swain, also of Murphy.
Wedding plans will be announced
later.
sldsd at the meeting. Fred, a
sophomore, won a medal for pub
lic speaking, also a medal in for
estry work. JERRY RUTH SMITH,
who is known for her wonderful
musical ability, won several med
als in music.
Something new has been added
to our Cheerleadlng Squad! Fri
day night, DENNY ELLIOT was
a great help to our girls on the
sidelines. As Denny is quite an
attraction, we hope he will keep
on cheering with them.
STREET SALES
If you were in town Saturday,
you probably wondered what all
the commotion on the street cor
ner was about. That was the Jun
iors trying to sell their Christ
mas cards to make money for the !
Junior Class, namely MARY ANN
FOSTER, FAY BURGESS. JEAN
REED, and RAMONA JORY.
With Christmas just around the
corner, you will ffnd cute teen
agers in almost every store eager
to wait on you. I noticed SALLY
MORRIS and ROSALIND STAL
OUP'looking real out* and acting
very business-like in Lay's 5 and
10c Store. j
MISS IDA' BRUMBY told me
she ha tf a grand time visiting
friends and relatives in Marietta,
Ga. over the week end.
HOLIDAY
We wish we could send a
special Holiday Greeting to
each friend we've made this
year. Instead, we take this
mean*s to wish you all a
Happy Hobday and Fruitful
New Year.
THE HENRY HOUSE
MRS. CORA BRYSON
We will not aerve nub on Christmas Day
MURPHY FOOD STORE
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE
Grocery Specials
N* 2*6 Can , ,1 *
Colonial Peaches . .29
No. I Can Dole SUeed
Pineapple*. .29
No. a Can Stately Chopped
Greens , 2 for .29
Pumpkin 2 cans .25
Cranberry Sauce can . 19
Tomatoes can .15
Jefllo pkg. .09
Northern Tissue .... 3 rolls .25
Heinz Baby Fodcf.... 3 ior .29
Flour 10 lbs. .84
Pure Lard 4 lbs. .55
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Produce Specials
Yellow Onions 1 lb. .09
Lwf . ;
Grapefruit 4 for .25
Gitapes ,.. 2 lbs. .25
Idaho ,
Potatoes 10 lbs. .65
Fresh Eggs ^...... doz. .55
Meat Specials
All Moat
Weiners lb. .39
Stew Beef lb. .65
Tenderized
Steak. .'. ' lb. .89
Smoked Picnics . lb. .39
Pork Chops lb. .49
Prices Effective Through December 20
Woman Talk
By EM ICY COSTELLO
A couple of days ago when I went to see
SLEY (Mrs. Hugh) was going round and round trying to get
things in order for the Junior Woman's Club dinner Thursday
night. And from all appearances it's going to be a grand party
and will be held at Duke's Lodge, beginning at 7:30 p. m.
The four able hostesses, headed by RUTH CHENEY (Mrs.
Bob) are proceeding with plans on the sound principal that every
body will have a better time entertaining themselves than with
some planned activities that never seem to go over anynow Kate
is a hostess as are LOLISE SCHLYLER (Mrs. "Red"! tnd
MARY JORDAN (Mrs John)
CHK1STMAS CARDS*
aJT^ ^ h?Uy "d toe ivy
^ ??>1 tests and the Christ
"*s shoppers, if, really beginning
B^f Fe*'ChrlStnMsy ln
But. the poor juniors at hivh
school would feel . ,ot hJp?
*bout the whole thing if thev
zlesz!* ^?
ts like this. The class did such
J?b ?* W,,in8 ,heir
2Sd^ c"xb that ^ -
, . tome more, and they've
sold a lot of them, but somehow,
there are still plenty left
^tLTrlike me'you
of f it ^nd eards to lots
folks who remembered you
?d you'., ^ a Yeserve 0f ca?s
tor emergencies 'like that Why
?? ?. o, ZL7'
Hi n I We Can Mve toe cards
ex year if necessary, but the
class needs the cash now-all for
the good cause of their annual
talented songsters
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Vouih Choir at the BapMst Church
^ome beautiful numbers from I
nilTT" 31 ChUTCh
They also performed thei
*roup a, school twice Monday for!
chapel services and traveled up to
Hiwassee Dam School Wednesday
VELMa fI!,PrCgram toere.
VELMA UMPHFRBS, the ditec
or of the group, and the other
choirs at the church, is about W
Jto'JZdZ ^WeekS * r'toear
e't !?dJS ^"8 torward to a
be on K^rme TeXas She will
rtay in^LT MOnday and "'I'
stay in the Lone Star State for
three weeks.
AVIS HOOVER (Mrs. BUI) was
ynt that the annual Business
? 1 her heme Thursday
we.rL, ?h' ^ the W,y' 'he was
wearing the moat beautiful purple
velvet suit Sunday!
LARGE AUDIENCE
cuy i5LMr*T Was heard Sun
<toy ght by a large crowd includ
Hke ^ tr0m ou,t-of-town,
Hke Dr. ami Mrs H. E. Davis and
drews. BUI<>tt 01 An.
foLCerUkUy did en>oy toe per
formanos and the church seemed
Wh thC ^
uz AND HUBERT WILLIAMS
and!toy son are home for the
holidays. They're living i? Qr
Hu?t ?:
to?? T the A,r Foree 1 ?*?
Sy bu^ ?nK^ phone y~*
W 0J?^ buslne? fust
h-ve gone off together, because
Reynolds-West
Marriage Told
Mr and S^js. Nathan Reynolds
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Hattle Sue Reynolds, to
Corp. Zab W West, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Pearson West, of Topton.
on Sunday. December 14.
The couple were married in Mc
Caysville, Ga., by Roy Chapman,
ordinary.
They wero accompanied by the
bride's brother, Billy Reynolds,
and by Janice Wilson, Glen Hollo
way, Delia Mae Bailey, Keith
Gregory and Mrs. Austin White. ?
The bride is a student in the
Andrews High School and plans to
continue her studies there.
The groom is stationed at Ft
i Knox. Kentucky.
not one could be reached by
phone.
Some nice newcomers to Mur
phy are WANDA AND HERMAN
EDWARDS, who are living here
on Campbell St. in John Carring
er's house. Herman is a lawyer
here and his pretty wife is work
ing with him. She stopped by the
other day for a minute and was
wearing the prettiest fleecy green
coat.
MRS ZEB CHASTAIN gave us
all a first hand touch of Christ
mas tradition when she came by
with a clipping from a St. Louis,
Mo., paper on the story of "Sil
ent Night". But the real interest
is in the fact that Mrs. C. is a for
mer voic^pupil of the great grand
son of "Silent Night's" composer.
You'H find the interesting story
in the Scout (Page 2, I think).
BARBARA RHOADS was saying
that she will spend Christmas in
Camden, S. C., with her sister.
And she's mighty thrilled at the
thought.
I also understand that STEVE
CRAWFORD is a patient at Mur
phy General Hospital He'; one of
those fellows that hot e to give up
and be sick. But after running
around half sick for some days, he
finally had to be carted off to the
hospital, where he Is now recover
ing nicely.
I know that the many pretty
young visitors he's having are
good medicine.
In and phone conversation with
BOB HEATON of Andrews yes
terday I wrangled an invitation to
his and EVELYN'S pretty home
there at the Andrews airport.
The modernistic stone home is in
a beautiful location with a magni
ficent and unobstructed view of
the mountains.
Our new refrigerated trucks
Carry to your door each day
the follbwing items:
Pasteurized Milk
Homogenized Milk
Butter Milk
Butter
Cottage Cheese
Loaf Cheese
Oleo Margarine
Coble Dairy Products, Inc.
Mm ml pw ftiio md more health throoch
MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
SOCIET Y
Couple Wed In Blue Ridge, Ga., Dec. 6
MR. AND MRS. JAMES HERBERT CRISP
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Lena McClain.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. McClain of Fairfield, Pa., to Mr.
James Herbert Crisp, son of Mrs. Hettie Crisp of Andrews. The
wedding took place Saturday. Dec. 6. in Blue Ridge, Ga.
CARD OF THANKS ,
We shall ever be grateful to al
those who remembered us so
kindly in our recent bereavement.
May God richly bless each of you
Mrs. Annie Lou Rogers
The H. G. Rogers Family
The R. L. Keenum Family
23-1 tp
Mrs. Ida ButtSi mother of Mrs. i
Frank Ellis, has been a patient in
Petrie Hospital for the past week.
BIRTHS
PETKIE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Evans of
Unaka announce the birth of a
daughter, December 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Ware of
Murphy announce the birth of
twin boys. December 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gordon,
Route 2, Culbet-son, announce the
birth of a son, December 13.
Is Your Car Acting Up?
Does the clutch slip is the generator bad. are
the points worn, do the wheels toe in?
Don't let this worry you. Just bring it in
tc us and we will have it in order at once.
Pack ? Farmer Garage
Sycamore St. Phone 668-J Murphy, N. C.
2*
Howell's Market
Just A Moment Please
BARGAINS BARGAINS
ON
USED CLOTH IMG
Ladies Toppers $2.50?$4.00
Ladiies Winter CJoats $3.50?$4:00
Lalcfies Skirts .25 and tip
Ladies Suits $4.00 and ^ip
Childrens long & short " "
coats . ..r.i.. $1.00 ?$2.^0
Mens dress & sports pants, wool &
corduroy-assorted colors .. $1.75 and up
Mens dress short coats $2.25 and lip
M* other items not listed.
These clothes have'/fi^Mi completely sterllxed.
Wo are looking for a new stfiprnent any day.
Come In and see our wide selection.
The Bargain Store
N. Church Street Next to Delux Cteraen
? MURTHY. N. C.. J ^
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