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Woman Talk
#y LMtLY LUSTELLO
A cute group of Murphy High School students, with adult
sponsors who are equally cute, are fostering a Square Dance in
tin- Murpn, Gyfnnasium tomorrow night (Friday at 7:30 p. m.)
with benefits to go to ROBERT TURNER.
As you probably remember, lb year old Robert was seriously
injured in an early morning highway accident some weeks ago,
and as you can imagine, has undergone a great deal of suffering,
to say nothing of the great strain on his family.
So how's about us all buying tickets (30c adults, 23c children),
even if you don't plan to attend the Square Dance.
TWINS APLENTY
The Alexander family'* flare for
twins 1* nothing short of sensatio
nal .. . .four sets of twins in five
generations?and three sets in
three generations. 1
The latest twins, a hoy and a
little girl, came like a bolt from the
blue to BOBBY (Robert G. Alex
ander Jr.) and JEAN ALEXANDER
Sunday, March 2 at Petrle Hosp
ital. The little newcomers are
named Anne and Thomas Kelsey,
if I'm not mistaken and Mrs. Alex
ander, the busy and doting grand
mother, tells me the K^laey Is a
part of Jean's father's name.
Bobby and Jean also have a son,
Robert Glenn Alexander III, who
la four years old. Mrs. Alexander
Sr. Is In quite a stir taking care of
Glenn and "trying to get Bobby
back to earth".
Jean was to go home from the
hospital either today or tomorrow
I think.
The Alexander twin history for
THE
TEEN SCENE
BY BETTY'/E^N MOORE
The following boys and girls,
went to AshevlUe last Tuesday and
spent the day and then came bade
to Enka Tuesday night to see the!
Basketball Tournament: JUDY1
NICHOLS, NOVIS DAVIS, "JO"
GARRETT, "JINX" THOMPSON,|
SARA .AND DUB SH ERR ILL,
GLENDA I VIE, BILLY BRAN-J
DON, TOMMY GENTRY. SALLY
MORRIS, ANN SHIELDS, CARO
LYN ALEXANDER, KAY BUR
GESS. RAY SMITH, EDDIE JOE]
ELLIOTT, SAMMY WHITE, BIL-|
LY RAE RAMSEY, and VELMA
CMPKFRES.
MISS CALLIE LOU LITTLE|
spent jM week' i^nd in Murphy)
with l#r parents, Also her fiance,
STAFF $GX JOHN WILLIAMS
jvMfa her.
has been in
week. Before
was in Call
fornU Inytfcg^Mlpy, and is going
to Cuaw&fygtys furlough is
over. * *"-?
J. B. HALL, who is also in the
Navy is here visiting his parents.
WADE ZIMMERMAN, now in
the Army at Fort Jackson, spent
last week end In Murphy, with his
parents.
JUNIOR JOHNSON, of Murphy,
spent the week end in AshevlUe
with his sister.
It seems that a cute little fresh
man gave the High School quite
a shock the other day, but s
pleasant one.
MISS SUE DICKEY has just
announced her marriage. She was
married to JIMMY HUBBARD
August 10, 1952. Jimmy is work
ing in South Carolina and Sue is
going to school here.
JAMES HUGHES is home visit
ing his parents. It has been quite
a while since James has been
home and every one was very glad
to see him..
MISS BETTY SWAIN was mar
ried to BLAINE COOKE last
Saturday night. After the wedding
the couple left for Oregon where
Blaine is working.
MISS WANDA 'COX spent last
week end in Blairsville with her
parents. Wanda is living in Mur
phy and going, to school here.
PERSONALS
By MRS. C. W. SAVAGE
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hampton and
Mrs. J. W. Dyer returned last Thu
rsday form an extended visit vpith
relatives and friends In the west.
Mrs. Dyer spent the time with her
daughter. Mis. Wlllard Moore and
family in Brandon, Oregon.
Mr and Mrs. T. A Oase were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A C.
Huber in Athens, Team.
Mis J. W. Hoover left for her
home in Lincolnton last week after
a visit here with her son, Dr. W. A.
Hoover, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mauney
and daughter, Kathy of Raleigh,
came Thursday for" the funeral of
Frank Crawford and remained for
the week end with Mrs. T. J. Mau
ney, Richard's mother. t
Mr.- and' Mrs. Alden Coward
spent last Tuesday in Chattanooga,
-Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. MeBrayer
who vlsRed her-mother, Mrs. G. W,
Candler last week, left Sunday for
their home In Anderson, S. C.
Dr.-and Mis. Grady Coker of
Canton, G?, were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Quay Ketner.
v Mr. and Mrs. Bill Payne and
children, Billy and Marylou, of
Lenlor tty, Tenn.. spent the
VISITS ZIMMERMAN
Mr*. Abe 7iwi merman risked t?-r
buabend at Moore VA Hospital te
that Mr. Zimmermen ie much im
proved from hto recent critical tU
oeex. She was accompanied by Miss
Mary Lou Ferguson.
HAMBT DAUG
Mr. and Mrs. Neman Hamby an
nounce tbe birth of a daughter,
Brenda Sue, March 5 at T. C. Hosp
the three generations began around
1000 when Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Al
exander of StatesvlUe bad twin
ions, Fred and CarL These two
boys still live In StatesvlUe, side
by side, and Fred now serves as
StatesvlUe'a mayor.
Next our Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Olenn Alexander had twin daugh
ters, who only Uved a few days.
And now the Alexanders Jr. are
the loving parents of the twin boy
ind girl.
By the way, the babies' paternal
grandmother is MRS. A. E. WEL
BORN of StatesvlUe, formerly of
Murphy.
MUSICALS
Last Friday most everybody In
town was at one of three places?
the Methodist Church meeting, the
fled Cross meeting at the Presby
terian Church or tbe School Band
ind Chorus musicale. I went to the
latter and joined a full house of
proud and long-suffering parents,
interested friends and fellow stu
ients of the Uttle performers. And
[ enjoyed the program?especially
he excellent tromboning of GENE
SATES, a high school senior.
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