Miss Weir Weds
Joiner Sept 15
Weir. <
of Mr and Mrs. Cart Eugene Weir,
became the bride of Edward Sand
ford Joiner, eon of Mrs. Virlyn B.
Maor? and ?he late Edward S.
Joiner, on September 15.. at the
Second Ponce de Leon Bsptbt
Church in Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Monroe
SwlHey officiated
Wallace Montgomery of Mariet
ta served as beat man and groomw
men were Ben Cooker of Dallas,
G*., C. A. Tniitt of Temple, Ga.
Tommy GiHman, Johnny Clifton
and Euha Young of Atlanta, Bobby
Hand of Pelhasn, and Paul Buhler
of (Miami. Ushers were Judge
Verlyzr B. Moore, J. C. Kennedy,
Dabney Manning and Jerry FOulke
of Maoomb, m
Miss Martha Pope served 'as
maid of honor. and matron of
?honor -was Mrs. John McLeod of
(Moultrie. MStas Barbara Knox, Miss
Bunny Dobbs, Miss Caro Story,
(Miss Katherine Koons of Indiana
?polls, Ind. Miss Elise Die star of
Fort Wayne, Ind. and Miss Ann
Taylor of Stateville, N. C. were
bridesmaids. Virginia Jackson, and
Sandford Ann McLeod of Moultrie
?were flower girls.
The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin and imported rose
?point lace. The fingertip veil of H
iusion was attached to a rosepokd
lace cap scattered with seed pearls.
A reception was given at the
East Lake Country Club. Alter a
wedding trip to Miami, they will
reside at 20 OolBer Rd.
The bride Is a niece of Miss
Adella Meroney, and formerly liv
ed in Murpihy.
Those from Murphy attending
?the wedding were, Mr. and Mn
Miss Betty Moore
Weds Sgt Brown
MRS. B. L. BROWN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clde
Moore of Murphy announce the
marriage of their daughter, Betty
Jean, to Bad Lawrence Brown,
Sergeant First Class, U. 8. Army
on Sept. 7, 1953, at McCayes
ville, Ga. Sgt Brown Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Brown
of Hayesville.
Walter Mauney, Mrs. J. W. David
son. Dr. and Mrs- W. A. Hoover,
(Mrs Mabel Massey, Mrs. Glenn
Bates, Mrs. Tom Mauney and
Frank Mauney, Miss Adella Mer
oney went a week ahead and at
tended the rehearsal dinner given
by Judge and Mrs. Verlyn R.
Moore at the Pied mot Driving
Club.
Other friends and relatives at
Brassier Sale
Discontinued Styles
In Vaues up To $2.95
SPECIAL SALE
$1.00
Maiden Form-Gossard
Munsingwear; Pink and White
Candler's
Telephone 53-J Murphy, N. C.
DICKEY
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Thurs.-Frl. Sept. 24-25
JoelMcCrae-EUen Drew
?IN?
"Stars In My
Crown"
Sat., Sept 26
Allen Rocky Lane
?IN?
"Desperados
Outpost"
Snn.-Mon., Sept 27-28
Robert Newton-James Macon
'Desert Rats'
Taes.-We4., Sept. 29-20
Evelyn West
ind Big Time Barleaqne
U
A Night At The
Follies"
Only
HENN
THEATRE
ANDREWS, N. C.
Fri.-Sat., Sept. 25-26
Wild BUI Elliott
?IN?
"The -
Homesteaders"
LATE SHOW, Sat., Sept 26
George Brent-Karen Sharpe
?IN?
"Mexican
Manhunt"
Son.-Mon., Sept 27-28
Jean Simmons-Deborah Keer
Dean StoekweU
?IN?
"Young Bess"
Tuea., Sept 29
Marshall Thompson
?IN?
'Rose Bowl Story
Wed.-Thnrs., Sept M, Oet 1
John Wayne-Donna Seed
"Trouble Along
The Way"
Miss Smith
Betrothed
MISS CAROLYN SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanfond
Smith of Paris, Ky., formerly of
Andrews, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Carolyn
Durham Smith of Greensboro, to\
Coy Mac Ivey of Graham.
The wedding is planned for Sun
day, Oct. 25 at West Market St.
Methodist Church, the Boren
Hoom, Greensboro.
The Smiths were residents of
Cherokee County for 18 years
having left there a year and a half
ago.
Miss Smith was graduated from
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina with a degree
of Bachelor of Science in Home
Economics. She is employed by the
North Carolina Extension Service,
State College, serving at present
as assistant home demonstration
agent in Guilford County.
In college she was president of
i
tending the wedding were Mrs.
Becc Crooks of Tampa, Fla., Bill
Meroney of Greensboro, and David
Meroney and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry P. Cooper of Atlanta.
HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. a
FrL-Sat, Sept 25-N
LATE SHOW, Sat, Sept M
/RUSSELL
J BRIAN
AHERNE
Virginia BRUCE
Sun.-Mon., Sept 27-28
I? SCOTT S lomtd Nn.fl
IVWHOI
TAYLOR TAYLOR
FONTAINE
SANDERS WILLIAMS
5
Tues-Wed., S?*t. 29-30
'?r CURTIS-fa"1 LEIGH
yycotoR
j^PAftAMOUKT
Kephart-Davis
Rites Are Held
MRS. JAMES DAVIS
Miss Betty Kephart, daughter of
Mrs. R. P. Kephart and the late R.
?P. Kephart of Murphy, became the
bride of James Davis, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thurman Davis of Mur
phy on Sunday, Sept. 13 in Mc
Cayesville, Ga.
The couple were accompained
by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brown of
i Murphy.
The bride is a member of the
senior class of Murphy High School
and the bridegroom is a graduate
of Murphy High School and is em
, ployed by the A & P Tea. Co. In
| Andrews. The couple are ait home
in Murphy.
Attend! POW Home
Coming In B. City
Mrs. Arnold Dalrymple, Miss'
Blanche Hamby and Mrs. Paul i
Sims attended the homecoming ce
: lebration for Cpl. Porter Crisp at
' Bryson City Saturday. Crisp had
been a prisoner of war in Korea
for 34 months.
The Murphy iwomen represent
ed the American Legion Auxil
iary here. John Davidson also at
tended the celebration, as a rep
resenative of the Murphy Ameri
^ can Legion post.
i College Grads Get
Top Placements
College graduates, 385 from
four-year colleges and universities
and 137 from junior two-year col
leges, were p]aced in their first
suitable jobs following graduation
by personnel in the 64 local of
fices of the Employment Security
Commission of North Carolina
during the fiscal year ended last
June 30, K is announced by Ernest
C. McCracken, director of the
Commission's N. C. State Employ
ment Service Division.
In addition to the 522 college
graduates, these local offces place
ments of 349 graduates of business
and commerical schools and 3,487
graduates of high schools in the
same period, or a total of 4,358
j the Collegiate 4-H Club; delegate
International Farm Youth Ex
change to Norway; and received
*he National Achivement Award
irith a chest of sterling silver
rom President Truman.
For the past year she has been
ictlve in the Greensboro Com
munity Chorus and Ventura
Hub.
Mr. Ivey, graduate of Graham
iigh School, is engaged in dairy
arming in Graham and is a pro
lucer for Guilford Dairy In Gre
msboro.
Both Miss Smith and Mr. Ivey
ire members of the Guilford Co
jnty Y. M. W. Clug and Alders
fate Club.
FOR SALE
1 Ferguson Tractor
v Ferguson H. D. Harrow
?ner Hay Baler
guson H. D. Side Mowing
Machine
?gnson Side Delivery Rake
-guson Dump Rake
? Puller (Tractor attached)
ill above equipment la in ax
lent condition and may be
ight way below list price,
ike Tooth Ferguson Harrow
able Disc Ferguses! plow
EVANS AUTO
Andrews Personals >
Mrs. George Oulbert end dau
ghter, Vera Starr of Bryson City,
are visiting Mrs. W. L. Moore and
Vera Moore
Mr and Sirs. Jack Snyder of
AshevUte are visiting Mr. and Sirs.
J. W. Luther.
Mr. and Mrs J. N. Elliott of Da
ytona Beach, Fla. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Stark Elliott and friends dur
ing the week.
Ad die Wyke left Monday for a
two weeks vacation in Norfolk, Va.
and New Jersey.
Mr. and Sirs. B E. Dillafwnt, Jr.
of Knoxville, Tenn. spent the week
end with Mrs. Dillahunit's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Grant.
Sirs. Carl Wilhide and Mrs. O. C
Hall of Kyle will leave Friday for
a week end visit In Florence, Ala.,
where they will visK Mrs. Wahid's
son, Wendell Wilhide.
Mrs. J. M. Price of CuMowhee is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Harris
in Nantahala for the week.
Mrs. John Lov? will leave Fri
day for Chattanooga, Tenn., where
she will visit her husband.
Morris West of Beckley, W. Va.
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman West
Mrs. Charles Rhinehart of Can
ton is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Battle and children this week.
Miss C.eo Hicks was home for
the week end visiting friends and
relatives. She is attending a Nurs
ing School in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conley of
Nanatahala went to the Baptist
Hospital in Winston Salem and
were accompanied as far as State
sville by Mrs. James Harris, and
daughter, Nancy Lynn of Nanata
hala. i
Percy B. Ferbee and Mrs. O. R.
Tarkington left Saturday far Was
hington, D. C. where they will at
tend tihe American Bankers Con
vention started September 20 and
ended September 23.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Garrett and
children visited relatives in Bryson
City for the week end.
Meridith Whitaker, Margaret Ann
Watry, and Miss Ada Mae Pruett
went to Chattanooga, Tenn. for the
week end.
Betty Beck spent the week end
in Fort Jackson, S. C. where she
visited Pvt. Reid Howard.
Betty Jean Bristol went to CoJ
umbia, S. C. to visit her husband
and while there attended the Duke
South Carolina Football Game.
Mrs. W. C. Morrow is visiting
her son Lennox Morrow and fam
ily in Franklin, for the week.
Homer Constant of Robblnsville
visited friends and relatives in An
drews for the week end.
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Dorsey spent
Wednesday in Atlanta, Ga.
,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
children of Lafayette, Ga. were the
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Matheson.
Rev. and Mrs Lester Stowe and
aduates of all types of institu-1
>ns during the fiscal year.
Misses Hayes
Fete Betrothed
Couple Saturday
Misses Kate and Leila Hayes
entertained the faculty of Mur
phy Schools at their borne on the
Andrews Road Saturday evening,
honoring Harry Rogers and Miss
Martha Caldwell of Andrews whose
marriage will take place In the
Andrews Method 1st Ohurch aft
4 p. m. next Sunday.
The home was attractively de
corated throughout with fall flow
ers from the Hayes garden. Miss
Mary Farmer, niece of the Misses
Hayes assisted them- in serving
punch, cake, nuts and mints from
the table centered with an arrange
children of Peach tree were the din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
W. Jones.
Mrs. Ocie L. Scroggs is visiting
relatives in Hayesville this week.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and Henry Par
ker are visiting their sister Mrs.
J. P. Matheson.
Mickey Hawk was hoove from
Fontana Dam this week end visit
ing his family.
Rev. Floyd Clark
Resign* Mission Post
Rev. Floyd B. Clerk miauaoary
of the West Liberty Baptist As
ociaboln he* resigned effective
December I. Aid for work Is
given by the Baptist State Conven
tion aqd operates by the calendar
year.
Mr Clark has no future plans at
Free Methodists
Set Special Meets
A series of special services wi]l
be held at the Murphy Free Meth
odist Church this week end, with
services Friday, Saturday and Sun
day evening at 730, and Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock.
The Rev. A. V. McCUeian, newly
elected conference superintendent
of the Georgia-Carolina Confer-,
ence of the Free Methodist Church
will speak.
ment of yellow flowers flanked by
yellow candles, with clematis vine
extending the length of the table.
(Music was furnished by Edward
Reynolds and Mrs. J. W. Davidson.
INCREASED INDUSTRY
COBLE |
homogenized
Milk
We have started buying milk
from another Grade A Dairy In
Cherokee Connty. Every Dairy
we are able to add to our list
means increased industry in Ch
erokee County.
To help us increase our MILK
CHECKS to CHEROKEE CO
UNTY FARMERS be certain
you buy COBLE DAIRY Prod
ucts -They're HOME GROWN.
Our payments to Cherokee
County Farmers for "Some of
the Best Milk in the U. S." now
totals over $1,000 per day.
PRICE SLASH
*
on
Kelvinator Stoves
reg. price $229.95
LESS $30.00
your price 199.95
This special price is on the Kelvinator fully au
tomatic stove with the labor saving timer cook
er. And includes such features as center1 space
on top, a roomy oven and the housewife's favor
ite?the Utility Drawer.
Come In and See!
Ivie Furniture
I ' ' ' ' > i , . ? ? - \ . ' " * ?
Murphy, N. C.