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School Library *
5,884 Book* In Oct
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lirbrarian, tea iiMuxal that
during the wrote
the library circulated 3,809 Juve
nile books, and 3.079 High School
Of these 9,884 books, 860 were
Biographies. Many ooo-flc
tion books ware chocked out hi eon
nectlon with the unit displays the
grades are having la the library.
Pack Air Force Base, Calif., where
he is awaiting ehpiment to Korea.
His wife, the former Miss Doris
McAfee, and daughter, Karen
Beth, will make their home here
while he is away.
Andrews BWC Holds
The B W Cut the Wornaos
Mlss*>oary Society at Tint Baptist
Church of Andrew* met Thursday
evening. Nov. 9th at the home at
Mrs. Glenn McGuire with Ml**
Berths MeGulre a, co-hortin
Miss Meredith WhMaker had
charge at the program, on Ad
vance Through Suffering In Bo
res". The meeting was opened with
? duet, "Faith of Our Fathers",
by Misses Gladys Pullium and Shel
by Jeen Reece.
The devotional una given by
Miss Meredith WhKaker. Others on
the program were, Mies Daisy Bat
tle. Miss Ada Mae Puett, Miss
Bertha McGuire and Mrs. Elmer
Cldlders.
As Community Missions work
for November the group decided
to send a box of clothing, toys, etc.
to be given to Korean children.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served to 14 members
and two visitors.
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LETTUCE
Ill PeachtreeSt. Murphy, N. C.
Andrews, N. C.
Miss Hayes' Grade
Has Armistice
Library Exhibit
Mia Kate Hayes fifth grade bu
prepared an ertathrt in the Murphy
School Library in obeerveoce of
Armistice Day.
A large bronze bust of General
"Black Jack" Pershing is in the
center of the table, surrounded by
toy soldiers, guns, tanks and other
weapons of World War L
On the bulletin boards are news
paper clippings of Nov. 11, 1918
announcing the signing of the Ar
imstioe and a large picture of the
Unknown Soldiers tomb.
Pupils taking part In the talks
are Linda Green, Judy May, Eu
genia Davis, Shelby Garrett,
Butch Hensley, Bobby King, Gar
land Kllby, and Saodres Lepahier.
(Mrs. Royna May Cobb's Hand
work disss has an exhibit of globes
notebooks tod * television set
made by her 5th and 8th grade
pupnls.
Beth Bailey and Margaret Wil
cox gave talks on globe making.
Winston Craig and Jimmy Glbbs
explained the notebooks. The tele
vision ?et wae operated by Bobby
Weavet, Glenda Mills and Jay Wil
son.
Girl Scoots
To Fix Toys
LAST WEEK
The Girl Scout Troop No. 0 will
hold their regular meeting on Moo
day, Nov. 16th at 3 p. m. at the
Episcopal Church. Tfc^y will have
as guest speaker Arnold BeerUas
hi connection with their work on
International friendship.
The girls are collecting used
toys which they will paint and re
pair to be distributed at Christ
Anyone that has toys can take
them to the school office where the
girls can pick them up.
Kieep production in North Caro
lina is on the upswing.
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Constipation
Avoid Inttstini Upset! Got Reflet This
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For cooAipadon, aner take harsh drags.
They cause brutal cramps and griping,
disrupt normal bowel action, make re
pested doses seem needed.
Get atrt but grsoir relief when yon
tie temporarily constipated. Take Dr.
Caldwell's Senna Laxative contained in
Syrup Pepsin. No salts, no harsh drugs.
Dr. Caldwell's contains
contains an extract of
Senna, am *f tin fault natural ngrtath
taxation known to medicine.
Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes
good, gives gentle, comfortable, satis
fying relief tor every member of the
family. Helps you get "on schedule"
without repeated doses. Even relieves
stomach sourness chat constipation
aft en brings. k
Buy Dr. Caldwell's 30i size today.
Honey back if not satisfied. Mail book
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Andrews Personals1
LAST WEEK |
Mia* Shirley CWver spent the
od with her parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Luke Carver Miss Career
is attending school in Young Har
ris. Ga
Mrs. P. M. Reagan and son. Sgt I
Prank Reagan are visiting Mrs.!
Fred Reagan in Aaheville
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson
and two daughters, Brenda and
Martha of Denton were the week
end guests of Mrs. John W. Back
er
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wood visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Higdon in
Sylva far the week end.
Pvt. Robert <Bob> Christy of
Port Jcakson, S. C. visited Ms par
ents, .vfr. and Mrs. J. H. Christy
for ths wsek end.
Miss Ano^ Parker of Murphy
spent the week end with Miss Judy
Bristol.
Harry Hawk spent the waek and
with his mother, Mrs. Blanche
Hawk. 1
Bob West of Royal Oak. Mich,
spent the weekend with his father,
Mr. Homer Weat
Bob and Paul Heeton spent the
week-end in Asheville.
Mia. Ada Qroce of Lyman, S. C.
and Mrs. R. K. Ham of Duncan. S.
C. are visiting Mr. and Mia. E. A.
Wood, Sr. for a few days.
Astcm Hicks was home for the
week end from Gallatin, Tenn, to
visit his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hyde and
children of Franklin visited Mr.
?nd Mrs. W. H. Hyde for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and son
Glenn were week end guests of
Mr. and Mps. Hancock Dnvia.
Anfrews Granmar
School Observes
Education Week
LAST WEEK
Andrews Elementary School is
sponsoring an art exifaibit in the
corridor of the primary building
this'week for American Education
Week.
The exhibit was sent from the
Colonial Art Gallery and will be
open to the public during the en
tire week, through Nov. 14
An educational exhibit is on dis
play at Elliott Hardware Store fea- j
turing work of the primary stu-J
dents.
The faculty committee which plan
ned and arranged the display are
Miss Tribly Gleen, Mrs. Blanch
Garner, Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick,
Mr. Annie McGuire.
Loyalty day was observed Tue
sday morning at an assembly and
included the pledge of allegiance
to the flag.
It was announced that vistors are
welcome at the school at all times,
especially during education week.
THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER
Served
Noon Till Midnight
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