Mc Call-Elliott
Mrs. Ettie McCall
< of Murphy
and
Rev. William Franklin Elliott
of High Point
Will be married Thursday evening, August Twenty-Seventh
At eight o'clock in the evening in the First
Methodist Church here.
Friends of the couple are invited.
Mrs. Ward Fetes
Bridge Club FrL
Mrs. James B. Ward entertained
her bridge ^iub ait a dinner bridge
at Hotel Regal Friday night
Prize winners were Mrs. John
Tbuas, high, Hobert Mcfteever,
second high, end (Mrs. Anderson of
AdbeviUe, low.
The guest list Deluded, Mr. an<^
Mrs. McKeever, Mir. and Mrs. H.
A. Marttox, Mir. and Mrs. John Bay
leas, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bourne,
Jr. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Thuas,
and Dave Moody.
Dickeys Entertain
Baptist Choir
(Mrs. Hartley Dickey, director ot
the First Baptist Church choir, and
Mr. Dickey, entertained the mem
bers of the choir, their husbands
and wives at their home on Chero
kee, Street, Friday night, August
14.
The home was decorated with
arrangements of dahlias and crepe
mytrtle.
The 32 guests present enjoyed a
hymn sing, after which refresh
ments were served.
Among The Sick
S. C. Burgess who has been a
patient ait Murphy General Hosp
ital for the past week Is reported
to be improving and expects to
return home this week.
Hugh Hackney who underwent
an appendectomy in Petrie Hosp
ital last week is reported to be
doing nicely.
PERSONALS
LAST WEEK
Mrs James B. Ward has returned
from a week's vacation at Ocean
Drive Beach, S, C.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crisp of Ak
ron, Ohio are visiting itbe Sudde
rths at Peeehtree.
Dote Lee left Sunday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Homer "Mou
ltrie at Horn beak, Term.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baxter of
Bristol Term spent the week end
wCltfa Miss Elsie Sudderth on Peach
itiree.
(Mr and Mrs. S H McGuire of
Atlanta are spending the week at
their cottage on Peachtree. They
attended services at the Presby
terian Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Bault and dau
ghter Sally, have returned from a
vacation spent art Cherry Grove,
S. C.
Mr and Mrs Joe M Elkins of
Flushing, New Yark, after a ten
day visit with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. H G Elkins. left Sunday for
home. En route they will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne H. Gentry in Cha
rleston, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W A Singleton and
Knox, met their daughter, Sara
Vanver and he grandparents, Mr
and Mrs J A Agnew at Fort Mou
ntain State Park, Ga., Sunday
where they had a picnic, and bro
ught Sara Vainer who had been
visiting her grandparents in Sum
mervjJe, Ga. |
Mr and Mrs Ernest Gemnebt and
son John, of Bedford, Ind. are
visiting Mr and Mrs Clyde Gen
net* here. f
Mr and Mrs Harvey G Elkins,
Jr of Asheville spent the week
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SEEDS FOR FALL SOWING
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*
Kenland clover, fescue orchard grass, ryegrass and Atlantic alfa
lfa. Also turnip, mustard, rape and other fall garden seeds.
We fill P. M. A. Orders
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BillaJean Teague
Bride Of Carroll
BUI* Jeanne Tengue, dau
?er of 'Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Tea
gue of Murphy, became Use bride
of Caril Carroll, Jr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hall, and the late Oari
OavroU of Murphy, Rt. 3 following
church services Sunday evening at
Blaisvtle Baptist Church.
The Rev. Claude C. Boyngtcn,
pastor of the church, performed
the single ring ceremony before an
altar decorated with summer gar
den Howers..
The bride wore a light orchid
dress with beige accessories.
In addition to the congregation
guests from Murphy included Mr.
and Mrs. Gene M. Clark.
Immediately following the cer
emony, the couple left far a Short
wedding trip and an their return
they will be at home in Muphy
Mrs. Carroll is. employed by
Townson Lumber Company and
Henn Theater and Mr. Carroll is'
employed at the Gulf Servce Star]
tton.
end with Mr and Mrs H G Elkiras.
Mr and Mrs Lee Nichols visited
Mrs Nkahol's faiiher W K Derre
fccry who is quite ill, last week end.
Also Mrs. Jewell Garico, whb is em
ployed by National Park Ooncess
Marble WMS Meets
With Mrs. West
The Women's Missionary Soc
iety of Marble Baptist Church met
Wednesday, August 12 at the borne
of Mrs. Viator West. with Mrs.
Alms Raster givng ithe devotional
. Mrs G E. Scruggs of Murphy
gave the program on "The Am
ercan Indian and the Jesus Way."
(Mrs. J V Hall presided over the
business session. During the soc
ial hour refreshments were served
to the following: Mrs. A B Lovell,
Mrs Gerald Parker. Mrs J V Hail,
Mrs Herbert Baxter, Mrs. Frank
Walsh, Mrs Glade West. Mrs Fr
ank Kbpahriek, Mrs. Vernon West,
Mrs Billy Glbert, Mrs Elwn Bar
nett, Mrs Roger Williams, Mrs G
E Scruggs, al Mrs. M L Hail of
Athens, Tenn,. a viator.
The next meeting wil be at the
home of Mrs. Vernon West.
ions, Mammoth Cave, KY., oper
ating a sandwich shop near the
Yirginia-Oarotac state line on t (I'
ll lue Ridge Parkway, visited her
mother, Mrs. Ida L. King at Mar
tile over the week end.
Supt. H. Bueck and Lloyd Hend
for perfect winter comfort
get the furnace with
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(it assurot ideal comfort regardless
of pressure conditions)
ond
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Smoky Mountain
Gas Company
Murphy, N. C. Phone 76
SCHOOLDAYS
ARE COMING
And children need healthful
Coble Homogenized Milk with
their lunches. Remember the last
drop of Homogenized Milk con
tains just as much healthgiving
fat as the first drink. '
And Vitamin D is added to
aid the body in using Calcium
that is so plentiful in milk.
Homogenised Milk is easy to
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Woman Talk
By EMILY COSTELLO
"Plenty of good old country
grub," was Che oame-oo George
Crawford used to iavltong folks to
hjj eonual supper at Umaka. And
you can bet It gat results.
The some 200 guests-^ttti men
outnumbering Che ladies two to
one? did really put away the food
down at the pretty new Unaka
Schoolhouse Chat night last week.
But fortunately, there was plenty
of food to be put away . . . fried
chicken, roast beef, mutton and
pork- ? okra, beans, potatoes, pot
ato sail ad, sandwiches, cold drinks
Continued from page 4
children.
Leonard Bailew preached i
3:30 Sunday afternoon.
?Mr. and Mrs. Clyde William
son and Gordon Williamson
were the guests of their brother
Grady Williamson Saturday at
Turtletown, Team.
Grady was admitted to the T.
C. Hospital and had all his tee
th removed Saturday.
Mrs . Gillie Williamson and
Mrs. Bertha and Lou bell Baine
made a business trip to McCay
esville, Ga., Tuesday to aittend
the funeral of the Rev. George
W. Kjl patrick at Che First Bap
tist Church, Copparhill. He is
survived by his wife and grand
daugirted, Glada Kilpatrick.
rix wll atftend the superintendents'
meeting at Mars Hill Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs S J Suddath aind
Misses Sara Louise and Barbara
Harnett of Jefferson, Oa., spent the
week end with the Sudderths on
Peaohtree.
Mrs Clyde Duvall of Chattanooga
f's visiting her parents Mr and Mrs
W H Brandon.
I
coffee, and goodness knows what
wah I could tell you who all was
there but some I didn't know and
I don't remember ail (tie ones I
did know. But, just take my word
for it. it was a wound erful supper
and a great get-together far (be
folks at Unaka, as well as for all
the other guests.
ANDERSONS ENTERTAIN
An eye witness told me that
KATIE and O. L. ANDERSON'a
party at the Regal a week or so a
go, was really quite lovely and
enjoyable. Especially beautiful, I
heard, was the buffet table and Ms
appointments, uniquely centered
with a dish pan arrangement of
crisp raw vegetables and other
hours d'oevers.
HDITH HOWARD
to vtrtt Us I
e tun not returned yet.
BIG SOAP BOX
JANE AND DON RAMSEY mad
sons, just back from Akron, Ottk>.,
aay Che National Soap Box Derby,
which they witnessed, really gave
them a thniU. Jane was particularly
impressed with the royal way in
which the little drivers were wel
comes?police escorts and aML
BAEN LOSS
W. FELIX HILL was aayng his
barn, completely full at feed. Just
put in, was a total loss alter lightn
ing struck and burned down the
barn, blew out an electric pump
and transformer. HUl lives up on
Camp Creek.
VISITS AUNT
LYNN PANNELL of Sylva, 13
year old niece at ESTHER BUCH
ANNAN, spent last week with Es
ther and Alvin here.
Dessert No Problem... When
You Have Home-Canned Peaches
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DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Thurs.-Fri., Aur. 20 21
Barbara Stanwych
-Barry Sullivan
?IN?
"Jeopardy"
Sat., All*. 22
Cisco Kids and Pancbo
?IN?
"Girl From San
Lorenzo"
?
' Sun.-Mon., Auf. 23-24
Janey Leiyh-Van Johnson
?IN?
"Confidentially,
Connie"
T?em.-Wed., An*. 25-20
Kobert-Henry-Stnart
HENN ?
THEATRE
ANDREWS. N. C.
Fri.-Sat, Auy. 21-22
Late Show, Sat, Am. 22
Roy A cuff- Allan Lane
Adele Mara
?IN?
"Night Train To
Memphis"
Sun. Mon., An*. 23-24
Dick Haymes Audrey Totter
Billy Daniels
?IN?
"Oruising Down
The River"
Tues., Au*. 25
Leo Genn-Don Taylor
?IN?
"Girls of Pleasure
, Island"
WwJ.-Thurs., An*. U-17
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THEATRE
MURPHY, M. C.
Frl.-S?t, Ani 21-22
MMOST
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Late Show, Sat., Aug. 22
Laurel and Hardy
?IN?
"Beau Hunks"
Sun.-Mon., Any. 23-24
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