SOCIETY
Woman Talk
By EMILY COSTELLO
f ven this early infthe month I'd be willing to bet th* Cions
Club Ladies Night party Tuesday is February's best in Murphy.
The Methodist Church, scene of the party, was decked out in
V alentines galore ancHrue to form, the*meal was delicious.
I don't know who was th welcoming committee because it
seemed like rtiost df the cordial Lions huddled at the front door
to be sure the,ladies khew they were welcomed?and what a warm
welcome it was! %
The crowd was wonderful, and WILKINS (Mrs. Roseoe) and ED
included In addition to local folks ITH FULLER (Mrs. Roy).
i few visitors from McCaysvlUe,
rtobbinwille and Andrews. i
JEAN WHITE tMra. Bob), the
Lion proxy's wife, looked lovely
in a neutral faille frock on which
she wore a corsage of rosebuds.
And that darling RUTH FOR
SYTH almost stole the show with
tier sensational response to the
welcome. She wore a coral dress,
most becoming to her dark curls.
And we were all glad to have
PRANK FORSYTH back Jn town
af ter a rest of a couple of weeks
in Warm Springs, Ga.
EVELYN BYRUM wasn't pres
ent due to laryngitis, although
BOB WHITE was sure her absence
was due to the fact that she had
spent all day decorating for the
dinner, and had worn 'herself out.
There were red hearts suspended
from the ceiling, lying along the
tables and dancing on the candle
sticks and the programs which
were the work of DORETHA
FLEMING were place beside each
plate.
MRS. H. BUECK was in charge
of favors?a horn for everybody
and stick cologne for the ladies?
and she was assisted by ANN
Wkathaveldone!
You've killed a little girl, Milter,
that ! what! You didn't think the
safety campaigns and accident
statistics applied to you?you were
a "good" driver ? you thought
You could stop "on a dime" uriti .
that little girl ran out in front O'
you. Now it's too late; she's deai
and all your regret won't brinj
her back to life.
We cannot stress too strongly
Drive with great cate through
school tones and crowded streets
a child's life is far too precious t<
be sacrificed to carelessness.
This ptmmM in tl?? in
torost of our policyholdort and oil
othor motorists of this community.
( HYDE INSURANCE AGENCY
145 Murphy? N. C.
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lirtfsri (iisscticit
Othera on the decorations com
mittee were VIRGINIA HYDE
iMrs. Ed I. KATHLEEN DAVID
SON (Mrs. John), and NAN KET
NER OMrs. Quay).
But. leave it to MRS. J. B.
GRAY to take the cake. Mrs. G.
was elected last night in a hot
contest, "Queen of the Lions" and
?he received a lovely valentln/
cake (handiwork of Bob Cheney,
I have no doubt), asserting the
fact.
I OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
Some folks from out of town
were DR. CHARLES VAN GORD
ER, president of the Andrews
Lions; HERMAN AND MARY
BRAUER, MARK AND HAZEL
ELLIOTT, MYRA AND PITT
WALKER and the E. A. 'MUNG
ERS, all of Andrews.
There were two men and their
lady friends present from Mc
Caysville and Lion president WAL
TER AND 'MRS. GRAY and EMILY
AND BOBB CARR of Robbins
ville.
I sat next to Emily Carr?an
attractive young person who is
related to the FRANCIS BOUR
NES here. She was co-chairman of
the very successful polio drive
in Robbinsville recently, when
Graham County more than met
its March of Dimes quota.
WHITFIELDS ENTERTAIN
After the Lion party DR. BRY
AN AND ANNETTE WHITFIELD
'ntertained informally at their
home and w? enjoyed "dropping
In" with HOBART AND OPIE Mc
KEEVER, HARRY AND CATH
ERINE BISHOP. And ROSEMOND
AND H. A MATTOX.
And of course nice MRS. O. K.
ERHART was there.
HOME FOR SO DAYS
FRED BATES JR. (1st Lt), is
home for 30 days with his mother
here, and lovely sister, Shirley,
after being called back from Japan
due to the sudden death of Ms
father last week.
Fred arrived at the Knoxville
airport Sunday at 8 a. m. and was
met by relatives. The funeral was
Sunday afternoon.
After his leave Fred will be
sent back to Japan where he is
stationed in the finance depart
ment of the Army.
I MISSED IT
I missed my ? circle meeting
Monday and especially regret it
because if I don't get that circle
gossip I feel like I've missed a
part of my education.
And I was also especially sorry
SPECIAL SALE
Tussy
Cleansing Creams and Lotions
FOR DRY SKIN
lu rich cmollienU help to
rlnnia ud toften your cotn
pinion!
Beg. $2.00 *iee now^la25
$3.50 rise now $2.25
Dry Sfcia I
-.the fresh-up that'i 'special'
for you!
^ $1.75 fixe now $L
FOR NORMAL SKIN
Fluffy pattel cream for thor
ough, deep-down cleansing of
norma] or oily akin I
Rag. $2.00 use now ^1*25
13.50 rite now 12.25
To brace?and make your
complexion glow!
Beg. $1.75 fixe now *1a
N ' All prices plus Ux_
Maumey Drug Co.
Ill Murphy, N. C.
to miaa it, since McneUe Pustt
(Mr*. Walter) was hostess at her
attractive borne
DANCING CLASS
Pretty JEAN REICHMAN (Mr*.
Eric) 1* looking forward to her
dancing classes in Murphy. The
eoe-bailsrtna of the Royal , Aca
demy in London ia going to teach
-tawa weekly in Murphy for any
one interested from tots through
teens (and maybe adults later on.)
And the nominal coat ia $5.00
per month for a elks* each week.
ANDREWS GUESTS
> I enjoyed dinner in company
with MR. AND MRS. ROGER A.
DEWAR and MRS. A. B. CHAND
LER SR. of Andrew* Friday when
they were guests of RHETT AND
MARY WINTERS here.
The occasion fell?either acci
dent Hy or purposely?on Mrs. D.'s
birthday and the table centerpiece
was a pink-iced birthday cake com
plete with 16 glowing candies.
(Mrs. Dewar brought over 'the
first daffodils from her garden
and I was glad to see them. The
winter hasn't really been so bad,
but after the groundhog saw his
shadow Monday (Feb. 2) and we
know we'll have at least six more
weeks df wintertime, I was glad
to see the early flowers.
A BUSY LIFE
I had a short visit with KATE
(MAUNEY, sitting in thai sporty
looking auto of hers the other
afternoon and she was telling me
what a whirl son Dick and daugh
ter in law Catherine are living in
Raleigh.
Dick, as you know, is the coun
ty's representative in the N. C.
House of Representatives, and so
Catherine finds herself a member
of the organization of the wives of
Congressmen, the Sir Walter Cabi
net.
Only last week the cabinet fet
ed MRS. GOV. UMSTEAD at tea
at the Raleigh Country Club mid
the following day entertained MRS.
F. D. ROOSEVELT at a luncheon
at the Sir Waiter Hotel.
Catherine says 'Mrs. R. is much
more attractive looking than her
highly unflattering pictures and
that she is very charming indeed.
Little 11 year old BUTOH
LOVE of Andrews, a page in the I
Senate, is staying at the Maruney j
home in Raleigh, and from what
I hear, he is stealing the hearts
of many an N. C. Solon.
And Kate says Butch Is outfit
ted like a king in the lovely new
wardrobe his mother chose for
him before bis stay In Raleigh. It's j
complete with a tailor made gray
overcoat, and numerous suits and
black bowties.
Little CATHY MAUNEY, 8 year
old daughter of the Representative,
Is enjoying having a "brother",
and not to be left out by the Legis
lature, she has been made an hon
orary pagette by the lawmaking
body.
NEW HOME
DUKE AND EDNA WHITLEY's
pretty new home is coming along
by leaps and bounds and I can
hardly wait to make a visit to
them. The house is a nice long
one, with pretty rock work founda
tion and an attractive bay window.
The only trouble is I'm afraid
thsy won't be moving in before
they lose their nice next-doon
neighbors EVELYN AND DEL
BERT BYRUM.
PERFECT DITHER
I caught ELIZABETH DAVIS
(Mrs H. E.) in a perfect dither of
excitment of that special kind re
served just for mothers expecting
sons home from the service, the
other afternoon when I was in
Andrews.
She was thrilled over the return
of son, LT. JOHN HENRY DAVIS
to N. J. alter spending 1 months
in Japan. Lt. Davis is with his
wife and 9 months bid son in
Nutley, N. J.
And on the same trip to An
drews I finally met part of the
attractive HEATON family-^BOB
AND FLIP. HILDRKD AND
PAUL to wR.
conftGt
CHEESE
vbueoj^
2 for price of One
IS". ?
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MUIPHT FOOD STOKB
Andrews Chatter
>7 EVA WOOD
t There seem to be no question m
to the beet tiaherman in the
FRANK WILHIDE family at the j
present time. MRS. WILHIDE
came home from Florida with re- ]
porta of a bigger oetch than that
of her husband Frank.
One can reedUy detect a happy
smile on DORIS TEAS' face as
she goes about among old friends
once again on the Andrews High
School campus. Doris has been en
roiled at the Brenau Academy in |
Gainesville. Ga.
Not many teacners can compete I
with SUPERINTENDENT RUF-1
TV'S record of school attendance.
Monday, Feb 9, was the first time
in 30 years that Mr. Rufty has
not been present at the opening
of the school day. Due to illness
he wit unable to be at school Mon
day. A record deserving of recogni
tion, Mr. Rufty.
Reports are that the Andrews I
School attendance is almost back |
to normal.
Friends are happy to fearn that
PICKNEY ORR is back at his home
again, improving nicely after 10
lays In .the Georgia Baptist Hospi
tal in Atlanta, Ga. Too, JANE
ORB'S 7th grade is delighted to
'have its teacher back again.
DR. VAN GORDER, and wife,
HELEN, came back from Wash-1
ington, D. C. to report that DR.
JOE STICKLEY is homesick for
Andrews. While in D. C. the VAN
GORDERS and STICKLEY dined
'.vtth CONGRESSMAN and MRS.
GEORGE SHUFORD.
PERSONALS
BY MRS C. W. SAVAGE
I Mrs. B. G. Brumby and grandson.
Bo Dreher, left Saturday for Clear
water Beach. Fla., for a visit with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Kennedy and child
ren, Dick and Susan. They plan to j
| be away several weeks.
, The Rev. J. Alton Mori-is and the I
Rev. Edward Alt!and, pastor of the
? Baptist Church at Suit, are attend
ing a State Evangelistic Confer
ence in High Point this week.
Mrs. Henry Hyatt, Mrs. John
Gill and daughter, Jane, visited in
Washington, Ga.,,last week.
J. P. DeJourette of New York
City is visiting his slater Mrs. J.
Alton Morris this week.
W. A. Singleton spent Sunday
night in Atlanta with his brother
and sister-iniaw, Dr. and Mrs.
'Donald Singleton.
Norman Kaye spent last week
end with relatives in Atlanta.
Bob Easely and H. Bueck attend
THE
TEEN SCENE
BY BETTY JEAN MOORE
MISS JUDY NICHOLS of Murphy spent last week end in
Chattanooga, Tennessee, visiting MISS CAROL SUE VAUGHT,
a former resident of Murphy. '
MISS JEANETTE KILPATRICK and MISS MARY ANN
FORRESTER also spent last week end in Chattanooga with rela
tives and friends. ,
FRED COFFEE, a graduate of
M. H. S., who is now in the Navy
In California, is spending a few
days at home with his parents.
BETTY JEAN MOORE. BURKE,
and TOMMY, spent Sunday in At
lanta. Accompanying them were
their parents, "LIZ" GRAY, and
MISS MILDRED TAYLOR. They
wen* to see "Holiday on Ice".
W. A. Sherrill is spending the
week at home with his mother and
his wife. SARA SHERRILL. He Is
a student at Wake Forest College.
MISS DARLENE ClfASTAIN, a
former student of Murphy High
spent the weekend with her par
ents a* Martains Creek. She is a
freshman at Young Harris College.
HAROLD WALLACE, of Culber
son spent the past week in Mur
phy visiting friends and relatives.
He returned Monday to his Job in
Chicago, Illinois.
ROY FULLER 'has returned to
Wake Forest College. He spent the
past week a* home with his folks.
TOMMY GRAY of Hayesville.
and his wife, the former HELEN
ESTES of Brasstown, spent the
week end with their parents. HEL
EN and TOMMY are both wdrking
in Atlanta now.
Wednesday afternoon the Boy
Scouts had a Patrol Meeting. As
this is Boy Scout Week, the boys
ed a Lions Club Cabinet meeting
in Hendersonvilie Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Barfield
and daughter Barbara, and Eugene
Eason of Marietta, Ga., visted Mrs.
Barf ield's sister, Mrs. E. H. Brumby
amd family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Cloe 'Moore, and Mites
arte Price left Tuesday for a two
weeks' tour of Florida.
Mrs. Arthur Akin Is visting her
sons, Robert and Herman and their
families in Fontana this week.
Edwin Winchester was In Ala
bama last week on business.
Mrs. Bryant Deal of Clarmont
visited relatives and friends here
last week.
decided to have a play in honor of
the occasion.
Monday afternoon the boys also
had a Weiner Roast. Those present
at the roast were: BURKE MOORE,
JOHN SMIDT, HARRY MATTOX,
HARRY DUNCAN, TOMMY
MOORE, HUBERT SNEED, BOB
BY HEMBREE. E. G. GADDIS,
JOHN MORRIS, RONNIE
RHOADS. SONNY LOV1NGOOD,
BOBBY MORRIS, TOMMY
HOWSE. and BILLY LOVIN
GOOD.
Mrs. Foard Has
Night Circles Meet
The met droit at I
of the Pnestoytertan Church
Monday at 7 JO p m with Un
R. H. Foard
Mrs. W. A. Singleton, chairman,
presided.
The program thh month h on
Christian Stewardship. Miss Elisa
beth Gray read an article from
the Preebyteriair Survey, entitled
"First Give Yourself."
At the conclusion of the pro
gram, Mrs. Gray aerved a salad
course. Present were Mrs. Single
ton, Miss Gray, Mrs. Ann Phillips,
Mrs Evelyn Sneed, Mrs. Johneie
Nunn and the
Methodist Class Plans
Bake Sale Saturday
The John Wesley Bible Class of
the First Methodist Church will
bold a Bake Sate at the Murphy
Electrical Shop Saturday, begin
ning at 10 a. m? for the benefit
at the clam project
The public is invited.
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