Mrs. Candler
Celebrates 83rd
Birthday Here
Mrs. George W. Ceodler cele
brated her 83rd birthday anniver
say with a dinner at' her home here
Sunday, with daughters, grand
children, slater and other relatives
and friends present.
The guest Ust included: Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Mcflrsyer of Anderson,
' a C.. Mr. and Mrs Dele Lee. Mrs.
1 Jimmy Ward. Mrs. Ida (Grannie)
Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bayne
and children, Billy and Wary Lou,
Of Lenoir City, Tenn.; J. M. Cand
ler. of Hickory Mrs. C. Z. Candler
and daughter. Miss Margaret Can
DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY. N. C.
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Thurs Fri., Sept. 3-4
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Howard Keel-Nina Foch
?IN?
"Fast Company"
Sat., Sept. 5 I
Gene Autry
?IN?
"Apache Country'
Sun. Mon., Sept. 6-7
Mickey Rooney - Eddie Bracken
?IN?
"A Slight Case Of
Larceny"
Tues.-Wed., Sept. 8-9
See the queens of burlesque
in their sexational strip tease
dances!
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?IN?
"Skid Row"
HENN
THEATRE
ANDREWS, N. C.
Fri. -Sat Sept 4-5
Broderick Crawford
Barbara Hale
?IN?
"Last Of The
Comanches"
LATE SHOW
Sat, Sept 5
North of Low and Order!
Sun.-Mon., Sept. 6-7
Jane Powell-Farley Granger
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"Small Town Girl'
Tues., Sept. 8
John Derek-John Barrymore,
Mona Freeman
?IN? ?
"Thunderbirds'
Wed.-Thurs., Sept. 9-10
THE BASES ARE LOADED
WITH LAUGHS I
mu-r^JS
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BIRTHS
rrrtii hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thomas. Rt.
4, Blairavllle, Ga., a son, August
25.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pace, Route
1, Marble, a boy, August 26.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Myers,
Route 1, Murphy, a boy, August 26
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Route
2 Murphy, a boy, August 26. *
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Bettis, Route
1, Marble, a son, August 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Puett of
Murphy, a son, Terry ? Emerson,
August 30.
dler of Sylva; Dr. and Mrs. C. Z.
Candler. Jr., Charles ID, Sara Nell
and Sammy of Asheville; Frank
Herbert of Hayesville; Jim Ryan
of Oak Ridge Tenn.; and W. D.
Hitch of Athens, Tenn.
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Mrs McCall Weds
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Rev. Elliott Here
REV. AND MRS. WILLIAM FRANKLIN ELLIOTT
She is the former Mrs. Ettie McCall. (Scout Photo)
Mrs. Ettie Hunt McCall of Mur
phy and the Rev. William Frank
lin Elliott of High Point were mar
ried Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
in the First Methodist Church
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MUIIPIIY, N. C.
Thurs Fri., Sept. 3-4
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Sat., Sept. 5
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Sat., Sept 5
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All I Desire
I ' RICHARD CARLSON ? LYLE BETTGER
A WIV?SAl.l?U?NAT10NAl flCIUH
Tnes.-Wed.-Thurs., Sept. 8 9 10
sn4
UZAKTH SCOTT
here. The ceremony was perform
ed by.the Rev. Asmond Maxwell,
pastor.
The church was decorated with
native greenery, floor* baskets and
I urns of pink gladioli and seven
I branched candelabra holding pink
i cathedral tapers which were light
' ed by Harry Webb Mattox and H. j
j C. Bueck.
| A program of nuptial music was
j presented by Mrs. Duke Whitley,
organist and Mrs. Glenn Bates and
Neil Davidson, vocalists.
The bride entered the church
with Mrs. R. C. Mattox, a close
friend and was met at the altar by
the bridegroom and his son. W. B.
Elliott of Hartsville, S. C. She
wore a gown of grey chiffon and
lace and a purple orchid. Mrs*. Mat
tox wore a dress of navy sheer with
a corsage of pink daisy chrysan
themums.
Duke Whitley. Cloe Moore, W.
M. Fain and Hieronymus Bueck
served as ushers.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held in the
assembly room of the church,
where the bride and groom, the
son, W. B. Elliott, the daughter,
Mrs. R. M. Shannon, the grand
daughter and grandson, Miss Rach
el York Shannon and John Shan
non of Charlotte, and the Rev. and
Mrs. Asmond Maxwell received the
large number of guests present.
Music for the reception was fur
nished by Mrs . Margaret Akin,
Mrs. Tom Axley, Mrs. J. W. David
son, pianists, and Miss Shannon
pianist and violinist.
The table spread with a white lin
en cloth, was beautifully decorat
ed with pink bows, silver candela
bra holding tuberoses and the
room was decorated with pink
glads and other flowers.
Mrs. Willard Axley kept the
Home Coming Set
At Boiling Sprmgs
Home Coming will be bold at
Boiling Springs Church in Upper
Hanging Dog Sunday, Sept. 0. with
dinner on the grounds.
Everyone is invited to attend.
bride's register.
On Friday morning, the Rev. and
Mrs. Elliott left by motor for a
wedding trip to Washington, D. C.
and other points. .
Fpr traveling, the bride wore a
[ Voylc# To Preach
At Shady Grove
Re*. Clarence A. Voyles will
' preach at Shady Grove Church
Sunday, Sept. 8 at 7:49 p. m Every
' one is invited to attend.
| The church is located two miles
j from Culberson on the newly pav
' ed road from Culberson to Shady
' Grove Community.
grejpsuit with black accessories
acid a purple orchid corsage.
| Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will make
their home in Murphy.
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