Miss CaUie Lou Little
Is Bride of Williams
w - - MBS. JOHN WILLIAMS
Miss Callie Lou Little, daughter
of Mr. ana Mrs. C. V. Little of
Culberson became tfce bride of
A/lc John Williams, son of Mr.
and F. Williams of Durham
Saturday, March 14, at 10:30 a. m
in the chapel at Dobbins Air Force
Base, Marietta, Ga.
The chapel was decorated with
baskets of white gladioli and car
nations with 12 branched cande
labra holding cathedral tapers.
Given 1% marriage by her father
the bride wore a light blue fails
dress with navy accessories and
carried a white prayer book topped
with a lavender orchid and show
ered with satin streamers.
EASTER SEALS1
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DRIVE MARCH 16 APRIL 5
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quota for the 1953 Easter Seal
Sale in Cherokee County.
Announcing the opening of
Mary Cathron's Beauty
Shoppe
On Hickory St opposite Imperial Laundry
SPECIAL
v
for a limited time only $ 10
ddld wave* NOW ONLY
$6.00
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Mrs. Clyfcle Sneed, Prop.
Shoppe entrance in the itear
Telephone 81-J
Mrs.OwenbyIs
New OES Matron
Murphy Chapter. No. 10, Order
of the Eastern Star, will hav a pub
lic installatiao of officers Monday,
March SO at 7:30 p. m. in the Ma
sonic Hall. 1
Installing'p(fleer will he Ann.
Phillips, aa^fte^by installing mar-,
shal, Edna Palmb} *TT*r'."-f
ductress, Kate Hugbee;
organist, Annie Lee
ling chaplain, EII491 Omwfurd
The foUowing#'?fttca? will
installed:
G'Mae Owenhy, worthy ma tor
Sam L. Davidson, worthy patron;
Helen Moody, isenriti Matron:
Tom Palmer, Sasoclaie patron; Ann
Phillipa, secretary; Hattle Palmer,
treasurer, Bessie Bates,, conduc
tress; Elizabeth Shields, associate
conductress.
Appoint***; hCHceaa are: Fleta
Browning, chaplain; Esther Buch
anan, associate chaplain; Leila1
Sims, marshal; Mae Roberts,
associate marshal; Annie Lee'
Foard, organist, Joyce Sampson,'
associate organist: Dora Kaye, I
Adah; Kg^e *" Hughes, associate '
Adah; Sallie White, Ruth; Vesta
Roberts, associate Ruth; Mary j
Cathron Sneed, Esther; Ellpn
Crawford, associate Esther; Maude |
Duncan, Martha; Edna - Palmer, j
associate Martha; Anita Port
wood, Electa; Evelyn Kisselburg,
associate Electa; Bertha Roberts,
warder; Maggie Swaita, associate
warder; Franklin Smith, sentinel;
Harest King, associate sentinel.
A social hour will be held fol
lowing the Instillation.
?
Mrs. Howard Keen, sister of the
bridegroom, wgs matron of honor
and Howard Kern, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom, was beat man.
Mrs. tittle, mother of the bride,
wore a pink suit with navy acces
sories and a corsage of white
carnations.
Chaplain C>3car W. Vaelzke of
ficiated.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Greensboro and Durham.
Mrs. Williams is ? graduate of
Murphy High School and the Wo
man's College of Greensboro. She
is now associated with Westing
bouse Electric Corp. in ' Atlanta,
Ga. ' " '? ? ul'
A/lc Williams Is stationed now
at Westerner Air Fore#' 'Base to
Bishop Henry Is
Kennaheeta
Speaker
Bishop M. George Henry of Ash
eville spoke on "Christian Living
of our Youth" at the meeting of
the Konnaheeta Club in Andrews
Thursday, in a program sponsored
by the Welfare Committee.
Hostesses were Mrs. Joe Sursav
age, Mrs. Jimmie Baer, Mrs. Bruce
Bristol, Miss Gladys Christy, Mrs.
S. J. Gernet, Mrs. D. E- Pullium
and Miss Phyllis Snyder
The Easter motif was used, with
tables decorated with Easter bun-,
nies, candies eggs and arrange
ments of spring flowers .
Fields Heard At
TU Banquet Thurs.
The Rev. Glenn Fields of Ep
worth, Ga was guest speaker at the
annual banquet of the Baptist
Training Union which was held
Thursday night Mar. 12 in the
church dining room. His subject
was, "Spring Ambitions".
Jonquils, forsythla and other
spring flowers, picket fences and
bird houses decorated the table.
MRS. JAMES HAROLD WALLACE
Davis' Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Arden D. Davis
announce the marriage of their daughter
Elizabeth James
to
Mr. James Harold Wallace
of Culberson. N. C.
son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wallace
On February 4, in Blairsville, Ga.
Mr. Wallace is employed with General Motors Corp. in Cleve
land, Ohio, and the bride is, for the present, at the home of her
parents here, continuing her studies at Murphy High School. Fol
lowing her graduation in June, she will join Mr. Wallace in Cleve
land where they will make their home.
PERSONALS
BY MRS. C. W. SAVAGE
H. Bueck, Governor of District
31-A, Lions International, will vis
it the Wayncsville Lions Club
Thursday.
Bill Canta, Jr., of Chattanooga
spent last week end with bis
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Chandler.
Mr and Mrs. E. H. Brumby were
called to Clearwater, Fla. last
week on account of the illness of
Mr. Brumby's mother, Mrs. B. G.
Brumby, Sr.
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Taylor, of i
Raleigh arrived last week to see
Mrs. Taylor's aunt, Mrs. John H.
Dillard who is hi the hospital with
a broken shoutder. Mr. Taylor re
turned to Raleigh Saturctay, but
Mrs. Taylor remained to stay with
her aunt awhile and with ber
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mattte Taylor.
Mrs. J. H. Dyer spent last week
end with her son-in-law and daugh
er, Mr. and Mrs. Forrrest Aber
nathy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Zlterouer
came up from Atlanta last week
end to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hampton. Mr. Zlterouer returned
to Atalanta but she remained for
the week.
Dr. and Mrs. George Dyer and
son were visitors in Asheville last
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davidson
went to Marietta, Ga last Friday
to meet Col. Jerry Davidson, Jr.
of Fort Worth. Texas commander
of 8708 Pilot Train-Wing at Hens
ley Field, Texas. He was accom
panied by a staff of six officers.
They landed at Dobbins Air Field.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Dickey and
son, Bobby of Valdosta, Ga. are
visiting relatives here.
Gordon Darnell has returned to
McCallie School in Chattanooga,
where he is a student, after having
spent the spring holidays at home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mattox had
as a week end guest, Miss Virginia
Roper of Atlanta
Miss Louise Pratt of Galnsville,
Ga. was a week end guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McKeever.
J. W. Franklin has spent the past
two weeks In Atlanta with Mrs.
Franklin who is a patient in Pied
mont Hospital.
PETKIE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs Sanford Gibson of
Young, Harris, Ga., announce the
birth of a girl March 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of
Murphy announce the birth of ?
hoy, March 12.
Mr. and Mrs. JerreR Beavers,
Route 2. Murphy, a boy March
14.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Elrod, Route
1, Murphy, a daughter, March 14.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to express our heart
felt thinks to th
for I
id death af mmr
nd father who p
way Marsh 17, IMS. Also
Miss Barnett,
Weds Flake
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barnett of
Andrews hdVe announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Lucille* to
'William H. Flake of Salisbury, N.
C? and Sanford, Fla. The mar
riage was performed March 16 in
Sanford, Fla.
Mrs. Flake is the owner of the
Eloise Beauty Shop in Andrews.
The couple plan to make their
home In Sanford, Fla., where Mr.
Flake is employed.
Musie Wilson
Feted At Party Wed.
Mrs. Harvey Wilson, Jr., enter
tained with a party Wednesday,
March 11, for her daughter, Mis
sie, it being her sixth birthday
anniversary.
Guests were. Jane Britfain, Jane
Whitley, Rosalie Hyde, Sara Var
ner Singleton, Wanda Thompson,
Diane Wilkins, and Lucy Wilson.
The children played games
pinned the tail on the donkey and
were served iC3 cream and cake.
Eastern Star Plans
Initiation Thurs.
Murhpy Chapter, No. 10, Order
of the Eastern Star, will have an
Initiation Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.
in the Masonic Hall it is announc
ed by Mrs. Fleta Browning, Worthy
Matron.
THE
TEEN SCENE
BY BETTY JEAN MOORE
Last Thursday night MRS. JAM
ES THOMPSON and BETTY
JANE EVANS gave ROBERT TUR
NER and JAMES THOMPSON ?
birthday party. Some of the one*
present were as follows: GERAL
DINE GIBSON, THELMA STILES,
FREDRICK DALRYMPLE, ROB
ERT CHAPMAN, JERRY RUTH
SMITH, BOBBY THOMPSON,
GWENDA LOU COLE, KENNETH
MONTGOMERY, GEORGE HALL,
JAMES SMITH, DENNY EI
LIOTT, DALE KILPATRICK,
RANDAL ODOM, and others.
Everyone had a grand time and
they were all glad to see Robert
feeling so much better.
Congratulations are in order a
gain this week. Two weeks ago
MISS CALLIE LOU LITTLE was
married to A/1C JOHN C. WIL
LIAMS of Durham. They were
married at Dobbins Air Force
Base near Atlanta, Ga. Th e bride,
a graduate of Murphy High, wore
a light blue dress with navy acces
sories. For their honeymoon they,
went to Durham and Greensboro
for a week.
Also congratulations to "JIM
MIE" DAVIS and HAROLD WAL
LACE! "Jimmie" and Hairy were
married February 4 in Blairsvllle,
Ga. Their witnesses were MIL
DRER TAYLOR and ANNE DOCK
ERY. At the present "Jimmie", a
senior, is oontinuingg her studies
here. Harry is in Cleveland, O.,
working for General Motors.
Friday night TOMMY GENTRY,
SALLY MORRIS, STEVE CRAW
FORD and ANNE SHIELDS weot
to Andrew* to see "For Feto's
Sake", the Andrews Senior play.
JAMBS DAVIS was honored Fri
day night with a birthday party,
announcing his 19th year. Lots of
people were there and they all had
a very good time.
BOBBY BOLING and STEVE
MORRISETTE came home for the
week end from Gardner-Webb Col
lege at Boiling Springs. J. B.
HALL and BILLIE RAE RAMSEY
took Bobby and Steve back to col
lege.
MISS JO GARRETT spent Tues
day in Asheville.
One night last week JUDY
NICHOLS had a television party
for several of her friends. STEVE
CRAWFORD, ANNE SHIELDS,
and NOVIS DAVIS were there and
they spent an enjoyable evening
watching television.
GORDON DARNELL left Sun
day, returning to school in Chat
tanooga. He has been home front
school for spring vocation. Sev
eral of his friends came up for the
week end and returned with him.
GEE AT HOME
A/3c Mack Leon Gee has com
pleted Chanute Weather School.
Chanute Air Force Base,, in Illi
nois. He is at home on furlough
after which he will be sent to Ja
pan.
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