THE
TEEN SCENE
BY BETTY JEAN MOORE
Last week Mr. Shield*. SALLY.
MORRIS. TOMMY GENTRY, and,
JUDY NICHOLS went to Chatta
nooga. Tennessee to meet ANNE
SHIELDS end DOROTHY SHY
TLB who came on the train from
Phillips. Texae, where they had
been visiting VELMA UMPH
FRESf
NOVIS DAVIS came Home for
the week end from Chataworth.
STEVE CRAWFORD. DINK EL
LIOTT, BILL THOMPSON, and
BILLY RAE RAMSEY came home
from Marietta.
BOBBY BOLING is home for
the summer from Boiling Springs
where he was atttendlng college.
Saturday night ADAIR ARON
SON gave a swimming party at
his pool in his yard. Refreshments
were served on tables outdoors
under the lights. Some of the ones
present were: LARRY POSEY,
SAMMY WHITE, BOBBY BOL
ING, STEVE CRAWFORD. BIL
LY RAE RAMSEY. EDWIN COLE,
RAE SMITH. BILL BRANDON,
GLENDA IVIE, BILLIE JANE
RUSH, BARBARA RHOADS.
CAROLYN ALEXANDER, KAY
BURGESS. JUDY NICHOLS, and
the host.
BILL BRANDON came home
for several days. He has been
playing with the Bristol Twins
in Bristol, Virginia.
The Summer Recreation Pro
gram started June 1 at the Mur
phy Ball Park. There were 110
tthere for the opening day and |
more are expected. The boys and
girls played ping pong, football,
had sack races, bubble gum con
test. and other games. Ice cream
was served to all.
Mrs. Baruett Mrs.
Browning Have Circle
Mr*. Ed Baraett and Mr*. E. A.
drowning were Joint hostesses for
the Mae Perry Cincle of the Bap
tist Missionary Society Tuesday of
last week at the home of
Barnett.
Mr*. Henry Hyatt presided in
che absence of Mrs. E. J. Darnell,
chairman.
"Christ For the Whole Wide
World" was the opening hymn fol
lowed by prayer by Mrs. Ben
Palmer.
Glenda Ivie gave the devotional
on the topic "As Plants Grow Up."
"Excellent Way tor Excellent
Youth" was the topic discussed by
Mrs. Palmer, Mrs- Tom Evans and
Mrs. Hyatt.
In closing, Sally Morris sang
two numbers with Glenda Ivie at
the piano.
After a short business session,
the hostesses served refreshments
to eight members and two visitors.
Mrs. Witherspoon
Hostess To Regal
Mrs. Don Witherspoon, Mrs. W.
H. McKeever and Mrs. Bessie De
weese were joint hostesses for the
meeting of th Regal Club last Fri
day night at the home of Mrs.
Witherspoon. }
Mrs. Ruby Hill, president, pre-'
sided, and reported that she and '
Mrs. J. H. McCall had supervised
the planting of canna bulbs, which
had been donated by a friend, in
McCall Park. Other flowers will be
planted.
The club is interested in laying
out picnics grounds and plan to
contact the District Highway chair
man who will assist in establishing
picnic grounds along tbe highways
it is reported.
Mrs. Johnsie Nunn was in charge
of the program and made a talk on
Public welfare. Fifteen members
were present. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
MALLONEE RECOVERING
J. A. Mallonee returned Sunday
from Emory University Hospital,
Atlanta, where he underwent an
operation. He is reported improv
ing nicely.
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Wed.-Thurs., June 3-4
NEVER,
LET ME]
GO
Fri.-Sat., Jane 5-6
Jack
McCall
QeApe/i&b
GEORGE
MONTGOMERY
Late Show Sat., June 6
Martha Hyers-William Andrews
Archer MacDonald
"Geisha Girl"
Sun.-Mon., June 7-8
DRAMA Of DBKE UNDER HREl
Humphrey
bogart
June
allyson
Tuea., June 9
Bugw Bunny'# All Star Cartoon
Bern
Alio ,
Tex Williams
"Coyote Canyon"
New Position
MISS FARMER
Miss Mary Hayes Farmer of
will assume her duties
it home demonstration
agent In Buncombe County July
1, after be In* graduated from
the Woman's College of the Uni
versity of North Carolina with
the degree of Bachelor of
Science In Home Economics.
She is the niece of Misses Kate
Leila Hayes and is a former
Murphy High School student.
GRADUATES
MARTHA AXLEY
'Martha Porter Axley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Porter
Axley this year received her
A. B. degree from High Point
College at the graduating ex
ercises Monday, June 1.
IN GREENSBORO
Klisses Kate and Leila Hayes
spent the week end in Greensboro
where they attended the graduat
ing exercises of their niece, Miss
Mary Farmer. They were joined
in Asheville by Kenneth Farmer,
Mary's brother who made the trip
with them.
DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Thurs.-Fri., June 4-5
Cary Grant-Myrna Loy
Shirley Temple
"The Bachelor
And The Bobby
Soxer"
Sat, Jane 6
John Wayne-Henry Fonda
"Fort Apache"
Sun.-Mon., Jane 7-8
Grerory Peek-Anne Baxter
"Yellow Sky"
Tnea.-Wed* Jane #-10
Zaehary Scott-Fay Emei
t
"Guilty
Bystander"
HENN
THEATRE
ANDREWS,' N. C.
Wed.-Thurs., June 3-4
<wwJte>k
FLEMING
SMHhf
HAYDEN.
Frt-Sat., June 5-6 I
die Murphy-Susan Cabot
Paul Kelly
"Gunsmoke"
Late Show, Sat., June 6
Stanley Clements
"White Light
ning"
Sun.-Mon., June 7-8
Clown
R?d SKELTON
Jon. GREEK
>m Tin CONSKMNE
Tom., Jane ?
Bete Lnrosl
"Brooklyn
fiflHIla"
Peach tree
Mr. and Mis. Dob Ells and Mr.
and Mis. Jack Burma went on a
picnic to Voael Lake Boar Neals
Gap. Go.. Sunday before laoL
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Bowman and
family risked Mr. and Mrs. BUI
Barnett Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiggins of
Atlanta, Ga , recently visited Mrs.
Wiggins' mother, Mrs. Her ley West
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Plemmona
of Manark, S. C., visited Mr. Plem
moos' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Plemmoos last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janes of
AsbevlUe visited Mr. and Mrs.
Brace Mauney last week.
UPPER PEACHTREE
Roy Curtis visited his sister,
Bettie Laura, Friday evening. She
has been 11L
Mrs. Polly Oerreberry of And
rews is spending a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Bill Barker
here.
Miss Bill Leatherwood visited
Mrs. Math Leatherwoid Wednes
day.
A us ton Derre berry visited over
the week end before returning to
camp.
Charlotte Thomasson spent a few
days with her brother at Blalrs
vtlle, Ga., last week.
Rev. W. A. Cloer was ill Sunday
and unable to be at church.
Mrs. Marvin McTiger spent some
time Tuesday, with the C. W. Tho
massons.
Mrs_; Fird and Billif Moore visi
ted Mrs. Hill Thomasson one af
ternoon last week.
Mrs. Grace Galloway, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Moore
is back after a stay at Beaty State
Hospital.
D. E. Griffith and son. Charles,
were dinner guests with his sis
ter, Mrs. C. W. Thomassin last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Math Leatherwood
and little grandson, Roger Dale
Thomasson. had a picnic lunch at
their old home place Friday.
PERSONALS
Mrs. O. B. Hamilton and son,
Clark, of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
spent the week end with Mrs.
Hamilton's sisters, Mrs. Paul
Sims and Mrs. Arnold Dalrym
ple.
Mrs. Paul Sims and Miss
Blanche Hamby went to Mars
Hill Wednesday to get Hay
Sims who lias attended Mars
Hill College this year.
Miss Clarissa Kincaid of Rome,
Ga.; was the week end guest of her
sister, Mrs. R. H. Foard.
SICK IN ANDREWS
Admissions to Rodda-Van Gor
der Hospital during the past week
have included: Miss Mattie Bates
of Andrews, Mrs. Lee Hughes of
Marble, Mrs. Archie Pressley of
Robbinsville, Mrs. Georgeg Lam
bert of Aquone, Mrs. J. J. Wood of
Andrews, Mrs. Worth Collins,
Mrs. J. H. Collins, Mrs. J. H. Craw
ford, James Conley and Mrs. Clay
Whitaker all of Andrews.
CHURCH WORKER
MISS PERRY
Miss Sarah Perry of Wingate
last week took up her duties here
as educational director at the First
Baptist Church.
Miss Perry this year received
| her Masters Degree in Religious
Education from the Southwestern
Theological Seminary, Fort Worth
Texas. She is a graduate of Win
gate Junior College and of Mere
dith College, and served for two
years as a faculty member of North
Elementary School, Gastonia.
Her summer work has included
positions with the Virginia State
Baptist Board, North Carolina
Board and Home Missions Board.
She was associational Bible
School director in Union Asso
ciation for two years and last
summer was associational asso
ciate missionary in the Western
North Carolina Baptist Associa
te.
SUIT GRADUATES |
James Ray Suit, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Suit of Suit, received
his degree of Bachelor of Science
in Electrical Engineering from
Duke University this year. At pre
sent he, along with his wife and
two children, are at the home of
his parentts, until July 1 when he
will go tto Tapoco as consultting
engineer. He is a graduate of
Murphy High School.
During World War II he served
with tthe 14th Air Force in China.
IS CITIZEN
Joe Parker of Andr ews recently
received bis U. S. Citizenship pa
pers in Asheville. Parker, a native
of Poland, is now engaged in the
poultry business in Andrews and
is unmarried.
BIRTHS
PETRIE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicholson of
Morganton. Ga., a girl, May 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graves
Route 3, Murphy, a boy May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sellers,
Route 1, Hayesville, a son, May
30.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Henson,
? of Warne, a daughter, May 31.
Now is the time to buy a good used
car. We have plenty of them on our
lot.
One 1951 Buick Super four door sedan
Dynaflow- Radio- Heater- Whitewall tires
Beat covers
Two 1950 Buick Specials four door sedan
Fully equiped Solid with a guarantee
One 1951 Packard four door sedan4Jltr
matic drive-Radio, heater, Seat covers, Five
new tires 16,000 miles can not be beat for
the price
One 1949 Buick 2 door sedanet extra clean
One 1950 Studabaker Commander four
door sedan with all the extras Including
over drive
One 1950 Willys Station wagon
One 1951 Willys Four wheel drive pickup
A good farm truck
One 1949 Dodge 2 door sedan clean
One 1946 Nash Model 600 extra clean
Ldte of cheap cars from $50.00 to $200.00
These cars must be srikl at Once to mlake
room for traideon on the 1953 Buick 1953
Willys cars
We will give you the best buy in N. C.
Franklin Motor Co.
200 Peachtree St., Murphy, N. C.
FUNS TAMTJ
The Andrews Teen A|e Club will
be guests of the Sylva Teen Ace
Club Friday night tor a picnic at
the Sylva Swimming pool.
ODCM
Mr . ud Ma Otii
Robbtauvllie hboum Um birth
of ? daughter on May 20 at Rodda
Van Gorder HoapitaL
COME SWIM!
ANDREWS-MURPHY AIR PARK POOL
OPENING DATE
/
FRIDAY, JUNE 5,
IKK) p. m.
FREE SWIM
OPENING DAY
Regular admission:
Children under 12 years 25c
Adults 35c
Mary Cathron's Beauty Shoppe
CLOSED JUNE 7-12
Out Of Town attending Grand Chapter
OES Meeting.
Opposite Imperial Laundry
Mrs. Clyde Sneed, Prop.
Murphy. N. C. Phone 81-J
Make yours the brightest house on the
DIOCK
I Pittsburgh
SUN-PROOF
HOUSE
PAINT
Stays
Whiter
Easy to Apply...Self-cleaning
MURPHY HARDWARE CO.
Murphy, N. C. Phone 25
DON'T LET
THE HEAT
GET YOU
DOWN
When it's so easy to install one of our
Electric Fans
Oscillating Table Fans
as low as $1255
Window Fans from $49.50 np
Twin exhaust fans for casement
windows from $59.50 np
Servel Domestic & Commercial Air
Conditioner &
Smoky Mountain