?VALLEY
VIEWS
By Evelyn Baker
MASCOT MAT
: Day for the
of the Andrews HIM
held feiifay Five "attic Geuts"
end cbc mole lassies" participat
ed M the meson* voting TERESA
DAY. daughter of Mr. end Mrs. J.
L. Day and CHARLES HENRY
BAKER, eon of Patrolmen and
Mrs. L H. Baker were annoaneed
winners.
TWA
The Winnie Rickett YWA of the
Andrews First Baptist Cburch held
their regular Semi-monthly meet
ing Tuesday, November 10th in the
churdh. Sally Buchanan, President
opened the meeting with Lucille
Leasing, Secretary, reading the
minutes of the previous meeting
Plans were made tor the Study
Course "Id to 1" being taught by
Mabel Raybum Monday November
23rd at the church with a covered
dish supper before the meeting.
Also K wag discussed to send a box
of clothing to Korea In answer to
a letter of appeal to the Cherokee
County People from Roy Lovin
good.*
June Cruise leader of the pro
gram opened the program " with
Scripture Reading by Daisy Battle
from Psalms 121. Song by the
group "Jesus Savior Pilot Me", fol
lowed by scripture rbading Psalms
46 by Daisy Battle. The topic of the
program "Suffering Korea". Pray
by Mabel Bayburn, "Suffering
?Korea', by Glady, Pullium, Symp
by Sally Buchanan, Com
ptebHa by Lucille Laming, and Dl
by June Craaa.
were served to the
The' December Issue of North
Carolina Club Woman's Magazine
will he devoted to the Western
North Carolina District. Each mon
th this magazine gives recoffiltion
to a certain district in North Car
olina. The following Companies
and businesses in Andrews are
participating in the December Is
sue; Teas Extract Company, Reece
Motor Company, Valleytown Motor
Court, Shell Dining Room, and
Josephine's Beauty Salon.
Murphy firms participating are;
Cherokee Cafe .Conneheetah Motel
and Franklin Motors.
ROTARY CLUB
The Andrews Rotary Club will
have their regular meeting, Thurs
day, November 19th, at 12:00 Noon
at the Shell Dinning Room. Blaine
Blevins will be in charge of the
program. Keep in mind that the
Rotary Club will sponsor a "Negro
Minstrel", December 11.
OPEN HOUSE
A special reminder to everyone
to attend the Open House at the
Andrews Citizen Bank and Trust
Company Thursday, Nov. 19th.
There will be gifts toT all. Hours
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Thursday, Nov. 26 1 p. m.
$1.50 PER PERSON
TURKEY AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS
, Pins Baked Ham
Please Call by Monday for reservations
THE HENRY HOUSE
Murphy, N. C. Telephone 156-J
I am now working with Margaret at
Margaret's Beauty Shop.
We are equipped to giveradar, Eugene and
Cold Wave permanent*. Price* from $5.00
through $15.00.
Your business will be appreciated.
WILLIE PHILLIPS
MARGARET C ANTRELL
SMOKY MOUNTAIN GRILL
('Ait the Bus Station)
Open 21 Hours A Day
6:30 A.M.-3:30 A.M. DAILY
Specializing in Home Made Ice Cream
All Flavors
i ?
Thick Milkshakes Soups
Holiday Specials
Banana Splits Homemade Stews
Sundaes Chili
I
Sandwiches
We have COBLE DAIRY MILK at all
times in quarts for the family?pasteurized,
buttermilk and chocolate milk
The aieason is ripe now tor
delicious EGG NOG (ncxn
alddholic), with the ileal old
fashioned flavor
In quarts t)o carry home,
shakes, or individual servings
For that late party, don't hesitate to call
us for your EGG NOG. We're open all
night!
SMOKY MOUNTAIN GRILL
US Morphy, N. C.
"Don Pasquale" Here
Today At School
Today ?t 1 p. m. and Main a* 8'
p. m. the Graig RooU Opana Co., a
troop of talented young singers.
wtU present the Wan an comic opera
"Don Pasquele" at Murphy School.
The perfonaanee, which la being
sponsored by the Murphy High
Senior Class with proceed* to be
uaed on the annual, la open to the
public, with edmiaaion prlcea acal
ed ? SO cents for students and one
dollar far adults.
The Grass Roots Company of
North Carolina is the original gr
oup to brtog opera to the masses
There are now several such poups
in the country which seek to give
vent to young talent while present
ing the advantages of the opera to
everyone-particularly school child
ren.
"Don Pasquale" wlH be sung hi
English, and acted In period cost
umes against stage settings of the
1800*8.
from 3 to 9 p. m.
If you dont have a ticket for the
Lecture on Christmas Decorations
by Mrs. C. T. Greer of Atlanta, Ga.,
Thursday, November 19th at 8:00
p. m. at the High School Auditor
ium, you may see any member of
the Konnaheeta Club, Murphy
Junior Woman's Club or Andrews
Junior Woman's Club, for your
ticket at a price of 50c.
P. T. A. MEETING
The Andrews PTA met Tuesday
evening, November 10th, at the
High School Auditorium. Miss
Whitaker's Home Economics De
partment featured a Fashion Show.
Mr. Richard Ramsey gave a pro
gress report on the new Vocational
Education Building. Refreshments
were prepared and served by the
Economics Department.
BAKE AND PARCEL POST SALE
The Konnaheeta Club of And
rews will sponsor a bake and par
cel Post Sale, Saturday, Novem
ber 21st and Tuesday, November
24th. The sale will be held in the
Rowland Building in Andrews.
If you have wondered why you
don't see Mr. Gray in the Cafe any
more, it is because he has a new
job. He is now a "Milk Man". But
we miss you in the Cafe, Mr. Gray.
Fly Wheel Parker and Tillie
Baker became rather excited about
the Robbinsville and Hayesvlile
Football Game, but you will have
to ask them what the excitiment
was about I just DON'T Know. . .
NANTAHALA SINGING
There will be a Concert Singing
Saturday, Nov. 21st at the Com
munity Building near the Nanta
hala High School. It will feature
Quartets from surrounding com
munities. All singers are invited to
participate. The singing will began
ait 8:00 p. m. and last till 11:30 p.
m. The community building Is lo
cated 3 miles beyond the Nadtaha
la (Power House.
iMR. AND MRS. DOCK ENSLEY
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Faye Ensley to Edward
Traratham, son of Mrs. Lee Tran
tham and the late Lee Traretham,
November ?th, in Blairsvllle, Ga.
'Attending the wedding were Mrs.
Paul Hardin, Annie Mae Hardin,
Keith Gregory and Gerald Led
ford.
BARBARA ANN WATRY was
the week end guest of Mary Ann
Fraley In Hayesville.
DORCAS ANN McGUIRE was
hostess to ^Pajama Party Friday
night at her home, honoring as
"Open House" Is
Set At Andrews
Bank Today
flu Open Bouse program of the
Citizen^ Bank and Trust Co. con
tinues in Andrew* today from S p.
m. to ? p. m. in celebration of
North Carolina "Know Your Bank
Week".
Some 1,000 people toured the
Murphy bank Tuesday during its
open bouse.
In Andrews today, visiting ladles
will be presented with an orchid
and the men will receive fountain
pens. Shnlliar gifts were presented
in Murphy.
Refreshments will be served cur
ing the Andrews open house. Fr
ank Forsyth, vice president of Cit
izens Bank and Trust Co., said the
celebration is being held so that
Cherokee County citizens can learn
more about bow a bank operates
and get to know employes and of
ficials of the banks.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Zeigler of
Athens, Tenn. were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Town
son.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Burgess of
Lenoir are visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. S.
C. Burgess.
Mrs. P. F. Woodyard and baby,
Michael, lefit Sunday by plane for
their home in Covin go tn, Ky., af
ter a two week's visit with her
mother, Mrs. WUlard Cooper.
Jack Barnett of Western Caro
lina College^ Cullowhee, spent the
week end here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Barnett.
Mrs. V. O. Rhodes and children,
Linda and Martha of Enka, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Carringer. Mr. Rhodes was here
over the week end.
Mrs. A. B. Owen and children,
porter and William of Garland,
Texas are here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fain. They
flew to Atlanta last Sunday and
were met there by Mr. and Mrs.
Fain.
Mr. and Mrs. Spurge Christo
pher of Atlanta spent last week
end here with relatives.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bishop and son,
Harry, spent Sunday in Atlanta
with Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Simpson and
family of Franklin were week end
guests of Mrs. Simpson's parents,
'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barclay and
son, Robert Jr., of Copperhill,
Tenn. visited Mrs. Barclay's moth
er, Mrs. J. W. Thompson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mary Lee Hardison
and little daughter, Andrea, return
ed to their home in Burlington
Saturday, after spending a week in
Murphy with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Forest Teague.
Cpt. Wade Teague, who ls.home
after spending a year In Korea,
will return to Fort Benning, Ga..
Thursday after spending a 30 day
her guest, Misses Doris Holder,
Doris Teas, Sue Crawford and
Pasty Derreberry.
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Old Fashioned Pure
LUXELLO COFFEE lb. 94c
Fresh Ground Pure
PHOTKNOB COFFEE - lb. 78c
Fresh Ground Pure
LOOSE COFFEE lb. 69c
Local Fresh
EGGS doz. 59c
Pure Cane 1
SORGHUM SYRUP Vi gaL $125
and a gal. $215
Fresh Wwter Ground
CORN MEAL 1# lb. 65c
FARMERS FEDERATION
DOK ramskt,
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Jeanette Moore
Is Bride Of
EC Graham
MRS. HERBERT C. GRAHAM
The former Mlm Jeanette Moore
Mr. end Mrs. J. B. Moore of
Murphy, Rt 1, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Jeanette,
to Pvt. Herbert C. Graham, eon of
Mr. end Mrs . Ernest Graham of
LetMla.
The ceremony took place at Blue
Ridge, Ga.. Nov. 5.
The only' attendants were Mrs.
Plez Hedrick, sister of the bride
groom and her daughter, Ann, Miss
Patricia Moore, sister of the bride
and Mrs. Harry L. Moore', sister-in
law of the bride.
The bride is a student at Mur
phy High School and the bride
groom i? serving in the U. S. Army
stationed at Fort Eu9tis, Va.
leave there with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Forest Teague.
Charles Pendley and Lewis De
weese of Marietta, Ga. spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Har
nett.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lovingood left
Tuesday for a few days in Ashe
ville on business.
Miss Bertha Mayfield and Mrs.
G .W. Cover of Andrews, left Sun
day by plane from Asheville for
New York and from there they will
take a plane to Vienna, Austria to
visit Dr. and Mrs. Ben 'Mayfield
where Dr. Mayfield 1$ employed by
the government in a Soil conserva
tion program. Dr. Mayfield is a
nephew of Miss Bertha, son of the
late Charley Mayfield of Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fuller bad as
week end guests.their son, Roy Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cook and
daughter Elizabeth at Clesnson, S.
C. ?
Next week end, Mr. and 1in. AC.
F. McBroom and daughter, Karen
of Chattanooga, will viatt the Fil
lers and they will attend the Clam
son-Auburn football game
son Saturday.
Next Sunday has been desisaet
ed "Frank Forsyth Day" at the
First Methodist Church, honortog
Frank Forsyth who i* president of
the* men's Bible Class. He will
teach the class that day.
Mrs. G. W. Zirbes will leave
Saturday for St Petersburg, Fla.,
to Join her sister and brother-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. C- J. Jones, for
merly of Winnipeg, Canada, where
they will spend the winter months.
Mrs. Harry Ferguson of Sylva
spent this week with her mother,
Mrs. Tom Evans.
Mrs. Loretta McKeever spent last
week in Greensboro.
Tom Evans spent last week in
Atlanta.
U. S. Senator Alton Lennon of
Wilmington was the dinner guest
at Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover last
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Putman and
children, Carol and Hugh, Jr., at
Brasstown
and -Mr*. Hodge
of Mr.
Mrs. W. Rogers sad Mr. MM
Mr awl Mrs. Herman Bates vis
ited la Atsisnt*. Ga., Sunday
The Harvest Sale held M Hic
kory Stand "Methodist Church we*
e great aucicaaa Everything was
said, and a total od ItHII was
taken In. Guy Crisp did a very
good Job as auctioneer.
Paul Rogers took his Sunday
School class on a picnic doom on
Hlwassee Lake recently.
?
Gutooii, returned kome early thl*
week after a vktt with Mr. Put
man's slater and family, ? Dr. an*
Mrs. W. A. Ilocrer, Becky and laa
nle. They were accompanied en the
return trip by Mrs. Poorer's a4
Mrs. Mmo'i mother, Mrs. K. C
Sullivan of CherryviDe, who had
been visiting the Hoovers here for
several days.
During the marketing year end
ed June 30, United States One
cured tobacco exports were off 47
per cent
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