Miss Jean Harris Is
Bride Of Middleton
Jean Hank, daugh
ter of Mr. and lin J. Wet Harris
at Sjrlva, became tbe bride of Nav
al Cade* Orville E Middleton, son
of Mr. and Mia. Ferry Middle*on
of "IXiskasedgee, In a candlelight
ceremony Thursday, Dec. 24. in
Sootts Creek Baptist Church.
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The bride I* a teadier in the
btaliwi department at Murphy
High School and Uvea at the tame
of Mr. and Mia. Darnell here.
The Rev. B. S. Hensley, pastor
at Scotta Creek Church, performed
the double ring ceremony.
The church was decorated with
an arrangement of native greenery
and baskets of white gladioli.
White tapere were used in seven
branched candelabra.
A program of music was present
ed by Mrs. Tommy Clayton, voc
alist, and -Mrs. John R. Jones,
organist <
The bride wore a navy blue
drew witt> oevy and white
oriaa. Her onrsagr wae a white
yellow throated orchid.
Uaberi werc James Harris, bro
ther of the bride, and Dennis Hig
don. Jr.
The mother of the bride wore
ct suit with black
h?r niswags na of
Mrs Middle ton. mother of t h e
bridegroom, wore a Uue gabardine
suit and black accessories and a
corsage of white casnaftiooa.
Mrs. Middleton graduated from
Western Carolina College with the
class of 1053 and is now a mem
ber of the faculty of Murphy High
School. She la also a member of
the Murphy Junior Woman's Club.
Cadet Middleton graduated from
Western Carolina College with the
claw <>* 1950- Before entering the
Navy he was a member of the fac
ulty of Patton School In Canton.
He is now stationed at Pensaoola,
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FIRST BABY
CHEROKEE COUNTY'S firat
new little 1954 citizen arrived
Jan. I at 11:24 p. m. at Murphy
General Hospital. Pictured abort
with his pretty mommle is little
Michael Wiley Kinney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley C. Kinney.
Jr.of Murphy and grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kinney, also
of Murphy. Mrs. Kinney. Jr. is
the former Miss Marian Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Jones of Dalton, Ga. The baby's
mother taught for two years at
the Peachtree School and for
Fla.
Following the ceremony the cou
ple left for a short wedding trip.
Continued from Page One
Speed new Scout field executive.
C. A. Bales presented the star
award to Hubert Sneed and John
Morris of Troop 2. Murphy.
Following the presentation of a
wards, the film, "Gunning the Fly
ways", was shown.
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lag Mrs. Cover * stay In Austria
?tie traveled extensively in thet
country and made week end trip*
to other countries Including Ven
ice Italy where streets we canals
and *11 transportation i* by bosk
On her return trip to New York
she visited Ireland.
BIRTHDAY PASTY
Mary Sharon Bradley was hon
ored on her fourth birthday with
a party, Tuesday given by her
anther, Mrs. Powell Bradley In
the home, following game* and en- ,
tertsinment the faonoree wae pre
sented with gifts. Refreshments
were served to the following guest;
Melba Jones, Carolyn Wyke, David
one year In the Murphy Schools.
Af the first 1954 baby born in
the county, the Kinney baby was
the winner of the $50 Savings
Bond offered by Tracy's Restau
rant.
The baby's father works with Mr. .
Kinney. Sr., the local Gulf Dis- |
tributor. The couple have been 1
married two and a half years and
this U the first child. (Scout
Photo.
Alice and Richard Pullium, Kay
Lamons, Mary Aim PuJUum, Max
ine and Margaret Holland, Cbinera
and Rodney Maahburn Sandra and
Gene Nichoie. Horaldette and Hay
wood Adams, and 1-ala Mae and
Richard Morgan.
VENISON DINNEB AT THE
HENKT HOUSE
Lion James Bryaon, was boat to
thet Board of Directors for the
Andrews Lions Club. Thursday
night, Jan. 7, at the Henry House
in Murphy. A venison dinner was
served followed by the regular
business It was reported that ar
rangements had been made for two
blind persona to return to their
training schools. They were Carl
Ledford who returned to Camp
Butner to continue his training
and Bruce Burchfield returned to
Duke Hospital. The regular meet
ing of the Andrews Liona Club
will be held Thursday January 14,
in the Shell Dinning room, at 7 p.
m.
Deputy Sheriff Luke Carver re
ports there is one less Whiskey
still In the Andrews area. He stat
ed that the still of approximately
35 gallon capacity end two bar
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Mrs. Hendrix Has
Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs. O. W. Hendrix entertained
?t her home on Volley River Ave
nue Saturday afternoon with a des
sert bridge. Three tables were in
rels at beer were destroyed early
Monday A M on the Andrews Wa
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play.
The guest list included Mn
Don Witherspoon, Miss Clara Mc
Cain bs, Miss Emily Sword, Mrs.
Wlllsrd Axley, Mrs. rrancU
Bourne, Sr. Mrs. Joe Key, Hit
Willard Cooper, Mis, Addle Lestti
erwood, Mrs. W. M Fain, Mrs. R.
S. Parker, Mrs. T. A. Case and
Miss Jid let Peguea. w:.
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MURPHY, N. C.
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Murphy, N. C.
Phone 5*5
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