PERSONALS
Dr. Ml Mrs W. A. Hoover i
children, lawn is tend Becky.
where they went due to ?h
end death at Mrr Hoover's fether,
B. C. SuIUvwl
Mr end Mr* J B Mulkey have re
turned dram Betthnoie. Md where
they spent ? week with their eon
end daughter-in-law, Mr end Mrs
Hubert iMuJkey.
Mrs C E Hyde sod daughter*,
Rosalie and Peggy spent lest week
hi Warren ton with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. SeVby
Glenn Benton end baby Harriet.
Rosalie stopped In Cornelia. Ga.
for a visit with her grandparents,
Mr and Mr* S M Benton
Mi* J. Walton Bxenham and
children. Buckey and Feye, will
spend the week end witn Mr and
Mire. H. Bueck and H C. en route
to Warm Springs, Ga. Mrs Bran
vtot
Uncle end Aunt, Mr. end Mrs p.
R. Kitcben end daugbten. Rite
Billy end Unde F*ye In We
vflle. RtU returned wUb her (or e
a vlatt
Mr eod Bin Winston Craig and
Winston Jr.. spent the week end
In Warm Springs, Ge.
Martha Part wood left Sunday for
Tennessee Camp for Diabetic Child
ren et Camp Glancy, Sequatchie.
Tenn. Mack Sneed of Wane went
Mrs. George P. Byrum of Eden
ton, N. C.. is visiting Mrs. W. D.
Townoon Jr.
W. D. Townsoa, Jr. and John
Carrlnger attended the National
Wood Pallet Manufacturers Asso
ciation Convention In New York
City last week.
Mrs. W. D. Townson Jr. and her
guest, Mrs. George P. Byrum
spent Tuesday in Atlanta visiting
Mrs Byrum's brother, Paul Mor
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Woman Talk
By EMILY COSTELLO
With another bang-up party at
Duke's, a very charming dance and
Program, tots <rf ^
mer guests and a few other items
of Just "woman talk", to tell, I
Wdly know where to lead off.
But I might as well turn back to
Friday, the day, or rather the even
ing EDNA AND DUKE WHIT
LEY. the original host and hostess
?f Duke's Lodge entertained at the
lodge at dinner and all the trim
mings for some 40 guests
After a sweltering day in town,
it was wonderful to enjoy the cool
ness and a few raindrops mid fen
pink sunset over the lake from the
lodge porch. Dinner constated of
gobs of fried chicken, frenoh fries,
slaw, hot biscuits and some barbe
cue of the old school with a sauce
delicious and hot (Ask BUI Dar
nell if you don't believe me.)
Among the guests numbered I
saw RUTH and HARVEY WIL
gan.
'Mrs. Frank K. Pool of Greetv
viile, S. C., and Miss Veola Poole
of Fayetteville wUl arrive In Mur
phy today for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. BiU Costello. Mrs. Pool Is
Mrs. Costello's mother, Miss Poole
Is the aunt of 'Mrs. Costello. '
'Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morris of
Asheville were the week end guests
of Mrs Dixie Palmer. Mrs. Morris
is Mrs. Palmer's sister.
Andrews Personals
LAST WEEK
Mrs. Frank Waldrouji recently
visited with her daughter, Miss Jan
King in Charlotte.
Bob Mulkey, with the U. S. Army
in Fort Jackson, S. C? and his wife
Amy, who fa in school at Western
Carolina College, spent the week
end with Bob's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harve Mulkey and other re
latives and friends.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Palmer are Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Blister of Mississippi.
Miss Menelith Whitaker is spend
ing a week near Chicago, 111 with
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Gene SmaU.
Sgt. ad Mrs Ira Nolan of Orlando
Fla., are spendng several days with
Mr. and Mrs Claude Dorsey and
other relatives an frilnds. Mrs.
Nolan is Mrs Dorsey's sister.
Mirs Mary Darden and Ned of
Hogansrville, Ga., are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Weimer Conley and
other relatives.
M-Sgt. and Mrs. William H. Per
kins of the Marine Corps In
Have lock, N. C? are fisrting Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Butler. Sgt. Per
kins fa Mrs. Butler's brother.
Dr and Mrs Resckihe hafe return
ed to Andrews from Highlands.
The Rescknes plan to build a home
in Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs A1 Brown and Pat
spent te week end in Atlanta, Ga.,
Mrs Paul Rogers has returned
from a five weeks visit with her
perents, Mr and Mrs Paul Galloway
in Raleigh, N. C.
Miss Daisy Battle will leave
Saturday for Washington, D. C?
where she will visit with Mr and
Mrs Jark Rempher for several days
then traveling on to Boston, Mass.,
where she will spend a week with
her brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Brcce Battle Jr.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Sursavage have
moved into their new home an
'Hamilton Rd.
Week end guests of Mrs. Paul
Rogers are Mr. and Mrs Ralph Best
of Cullowhee.
Among those attending the wed
ding of Bob Christy in West Palm
Beach. Fla., were bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Christy; Miss Gla
dys Christy; Mrs Cornelia Peters
and daughter; Mrs Wade Reece and
sons, Todd and Jerry.
Mrs. James Bowman of Winston
Salem spent several days with Mrs
W T Fisher while Mr and Mrs John
Christy were in Florida.
Mrs. Clyde Jarrett is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Brown in
Spartanburg. S. C. Mrs. Jarrett's
sister and afece from S. C drove
Mrs. Jarrett to Spartanburg.
! SON. JOHN md KATHLEEN
DAVIDSON, LOUISE and BUSTER
BAYLESS, OPIE and HOBIE Mc
KEEVER, H. A. and ROSHMOND
MATTOX, MABEL MASSEY, H
A- s sister MARTINE McDONALD
of KnoviUe, MARTHA DREHER.
LIZ GRAY, ARNOLD BEERKENS
ANNE WARD, MARY FAY BRUM
BY. BETSY and FRANCIS BOUR
NE. CATHERINE and HARRY
BISHOP. JEAN and BOB WHITE,
SHUG and BOB EASLEY, MAR
THA NELL THUSS, SIS and
BILL DARNELL, DAVE MOODY,
ED and VIRGINIA HYDE, JACK
and MONIKA DAVIS.
Also present were Lodgeg guests
-Dr. and Mrs. Hearin of Atlanta.
Some Items overheard or over
seen at the party
JACK AND MbNIKA DAVIS
are this week making a shghtlybap
hazard and unplanned vacation
trip to Philadelphia?old stomping
grounds of Jack's medioal study
days. But in spite of the spur of
the moment plans, they were look
ing forward to a fine time in the
big city.
ARNOLD BEERKENS leaves
the 24th (Monday) of this month
for home in Holland. He flies
from New York the 24th and will
be at home for breakfast the
morning of the 25th. But these
modern means of transportation
are nothing to marvel at In the
shadow of a chief reason for the
trip.
Arnold says In Holland he in
tends to become "officially en
gaged" to be married Exciting,
huh!
MARY FAY BRUMBY( Mrs. Ed)
is now wearing a most becoming
hair cut featuring Mamie Bangs.
REGAL CLUB PROGRAM
The Regal Club really did a
trick when they arranged the per
fectly lovely dance concert here
Monday evening. Seven young
artists performing in the Chero
kee Indian drama "Unto These
Hills", took their only night off to
give Murphy folks a lovely evening
of song and dance. 1
The dancers, In appropriate
and colorful costumes, perform
ed a varied program of dances
from Irish songs to the Beguine,
highlighted with a folk suite of
the mountain folk. The^e was al
so a clever and fast moving lit
tle "Bp the Sea" number.
I think I enjoyed most' the 13th
Century troubadour number,
though I'm also particularly fond
of the folk song "Black is the Col
or of My True Love's Hair"
The audience was good?though
not a capacity crowd?and a most
appreciative one. In addition to the
Murphy group there were several
Andrews folks in the number in
cluding STARR PULLIUM, GA
LUSHA PULLIUM, EVELYN, HIL
DRED AND BETTY HEATON. and
I think PAUL HEATON. Also
MRS. S. J. GERNERT and MR.
AND 'MRS H. E. DAVIS.
BOXER FAMILY
THE KAYE'S boxer is the proud
mama of nine pups, sired by the
HARRY MILLER'S boxer
"BUTCH".
PICNIC AND PAGEANT
SHIRLEY BATES, JIM WEBB.
SUSIE MILLER and CHARLES
SMITH took picnic supper in (hand
and traveled to Cherokee Saturday
to view "Unto These Hills". I feel
sure a good time was had by aU
the four attractive young folks.
BETTER, THANK YOU
MRS. J. ALTON MORRIS, who
was sick and in an Atlanta Hospit
al before most of us at home knew
there was anything wrong, Is now
back at home and reported im
proving nicely. She returned from
Atlanta Sunday
WINTERS SUMMER GUESTS
RHETT AND MARY WINTERS
and little EMILIE are enjoying a
visit from Rhett's- parents. MR.
AND MRS. R. Y. WINTERS of
Washington, D. C. The visitors ar
rived Monday and will be here un
til next Monday
YOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE
MRS. R. H. FOARD'S household
Is somewhat livelier for the visit
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PERSONALS
LAST WEEK
?ad Mr?.A M Wyhe at Che
. S. C., were pwdi at Mr. and
1 Mr* T A Cw Sunday and visited
a cumber of frleoda during tike
afternoon Mrs. WyUe ia tbe far
mer Mis# Ida Belle Eotrddo wfw
lived in Murphy a few years ago
when the was regional Librarian.
They have a book store and gift
shop in Chester and were an route
Rome from Atlanta where they at
tended a gift show. Mrs. WyBe is
now school librarian In Chester.
John Wrin of Due West, S. C.,
visited the Quay Ketners and other
friends here last week end.
Mr. and Mrs C. Lin wood Rich
ardson of Selma arrived Wednes
day for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Bueck
Bill and Priseilla Inscoe of New- j
ton, and Jimmy Coulter of Wood
leaf, with Jennie Elder of Siler |
City, friend of Priseilla, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. R. H. Foard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueck and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Easley, Jr., attended
the Ladies night of Candler lions
Club Monday. Mr. Bueck tnrtalled
the new members of the cabinet of
District 31-A.
Mrs. Ben Davis and daughter, |
Bennle Joe of Charlotte are vislt
from iher attractive young nieces
and nephew, who I believe, will re
main here for the rest of the sum
mer. It's nice to have them.
TO AKRON, O.
J. H. DUNCAN and FRANK
ELLIS are leaving or have left for
Akron, Ohio, where they planned
to attend the National Soap Box
Derby, tour the Goodyear Rubber
Plant, and other activities un
scheduled.
HOME FROM TRIP
ESTHER and ALV1N BUCHAN
AN are back home after several
days travelii^ around. They visit
ed Mr and Mrs. R. E. Minor in
Birmingham, Ala., and after re
turning from Ala. spent a week end
with JIM and TALITHA GOOD
WIN in Franklin. (The Goodwins
formerly lived in Murphy.) They
also made stops visiting friends
in Asheville, Waynesville and Syl
va.
HELLO, GOODBYE
MRS. J. H. BRANDON entertain
ed with a birthday dinner for son
BILL Saturday evening at the
Brandon ihome. The party was also
a sort of farewell event as Bill
Waves for the Army next Monday.
Guests at the party were
GLENDA I VIE, CAROLYN ALEX
ANDER, STEVE CRAWFORD,
BOBBY BOLING, JUDY NICH
OLS, ADIR ARONSON and KAY
BURGESS.
Davis'
McCoonhs, and
Mr. and Mrs W. A. singleton and
family visited Mr. singleton's mot
her, Mn W. A. Singleton in West
minister, S. C. Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Bault and dau
ghter. Sallie, left Wednesday for
Atlanta and Cherry Grove where
they will spend a ten-day vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hardin and cbil
ldren, Lauria and BUI of Paducab,
Ky., aire visiting Mrs. Hardin's
Bisters. Mrs. ? C. Winchester and
(Misa Ella McComfaa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Black of Lake
Worth, Fla., spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Singleton.
Tommy Winchester and Hobart
Maahgura spent last week end with
Jimmy McCombs on Route I, Mur
phy.
Mr and Mrs J A Agnew who
have been -visiting mr and Mrs W.
A. Sigleton and family, returned
Monday to their home in Summer
ville, Ga. They were accompanied
by their grandson, Knox Singleton.
Mr. ad Mrs John Posey of Way
nesville spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E C. Winchester and Miss
Ella McCombs.
Mr and Mrs. T A Case have as
guests this week, Mrs. E. K. Sla
gle of Andrews and Orlando, Fla.,
and W C. Penland of Canton.
?Mrs. James B Ward returned
Thursday from a two months' Me
diterrenean cruise. She visited fri
ends an Alexandria, Egypt, and
Athens, Greece. She was met in
Asheville by Mrs Dale Lee, Mrs H.
A. Mattox and Mrs. Wade Maesey.
?Mr and Mrs Harry P. Cooper of
Atlanta, spent the week end with
Mir and Mrs H A Mattox. Phil Mat
tox who has been visiting his grand
parents, returned home with them.
Jimmy Cagle of Knoxville is vis
iting his grandmother and his aunt
Mrs. Sallie Queen and Miss Beulah
Queen.
Miss Elda Queen who has been
transferred from the Bell Tele
phone Company in Asheville to
Atlanta, spent the week end with
her mother and 6ister, Mrs. Sallie
Queen and Miss Beulah Queen.
?Mrs. Dale Lee, Mrs Mabel Mae
sey and Miss Addie Mae Cooke at
of?.C
? died at Mi Imm 4
Siimy after ? km
He w the father of Ifci
W. A. flooaw. Amen
were beld In Me Fbst
Church Mere at 4 p. in. Monday.
Or and Mrs Clarence Butler a
Gainesville, Ga. epent the wee)
end with Mr and Mrs Hobar
McKeever
Ray Holloway of Dalton. Ga
spent Me week end with Me Qua:
Ketnera and Mrs. Bessie Dicksa
end daughter Frances.
(Mrs A M BratUJn and Mr anc
Mrs R R Burns and family of Cop
perhtll, Term., visited Mias Berth*
May fie Id Sunday.
Johnny Derre berry of Beckley
West Va., and Martha Jean Piercj
of Andrews, were week-end guest
of Mr and Mrs Fred Christopher
Mr and Mrs Ed Howard spen
the week end with Mr and Mr
George Wright at Buck Creel
Ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worthen anc
daughters, Patty and Bobby re
turned fam a visit with relative!
and friends in Negaunee, Mich.
tMr and Mrs Luther Cobb ant
son, Wilson, of Hemp, Ga., visited
Mr. and Mrs W A Cook and "Toots
last week end. Mr. Cobb is or
furlough from the Air Force aftei
spending two years In France.
Of the 2,218,000 acres of corn
planted in North Carolina this yeas
some 920,000 acres, or 41.3 pes
cent, were planted with hybird
seed com.
North Carolina peanut growers
vote August 29 on whether they
want to assess themselves one cent
per 100-pound bag of nuts to fur
ther finance their own program.
The life of tobacco shade cloth
has been increased from one to
three seasons by recent research.
If all C. S. tobacco farmers used
only cloth treated to last three
seasons instead of one that could
save between two and three million
dollars a year.
Laying flocks in North Carolina
produced 116,000,000 eggs during
June this year.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CLUB
Meets every Friday night at 7:30 in the hall
over Carringer's Store.
Your attendance is Welcomed
introducing
? ?
MEET KATIE KORD! She's the efficient little
electrical maid that helps you keep house.
When you flip a switch, die rushes to do the
chores. She's the electric maid-of-all-work.
This electrical maid cooks, cleans, washes,
irons ... without complaint or grumble. She's
tireless . . . always on hand to help you. She
represents electricity at work.
Watch for Katie Kord in our ads. And put
her to work, for better living, electrically!
Blue Ridge Electric Association, In?
YOUNO HARRIS, GA.