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MISS ELEANOR COVER
Mrs. Gilts William Cover of Andrews has announced the engagement
of her daughter. Eleanor Mayfield, to Marion Edward Ennis of R>
insviile and Erwln, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ralph Ennls of Erwin.
The wedding will take place Easter Dag in the St. Andrews Lutheran
Church. Andrews. (Culberson Photo)
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"**?v V. Iovingcod and W?- J n
left Sunritv for Atlanta to
Mtend the Southeastern Mereh'"
dise mart.
Mr and M"-*. W-?1?er
?mcryt R-irwlav vi?,h Hi?lr mn-in-l?w
and danehter Mr and Ml Rreeee
RreVand in Greenville. S C. Mn.
Ireland returned to Murphy with
them for a week's visit
Mr. and Mrs. Quay Ketner spent
last week in Raleigh
(Mr. and Mrs. Mack Patton and
eons. Bobby ynd Don of Henderson
vtlle, spent the week end here with
Don Witherepoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G^rve Denning re
turned hst week after having been
gone for several weeks. Mr. Den
ning has been in a hospital In
Richmond. Va.. and Mrs. Denning
has been visiting her mother in
Raleigh.
Mrs. J B. Gray went to Ashevllle
Tuesday to see her mother Mrs. S.
J. Mav who is reported to be not
so well.
Dick Ketner and Roy Fuller,
students at Clemson College, are
spending mid-term vacation at
home.
Mrss. Delilah Chambers who has
been in Washington. D. C. for
some time, hag returned to Mur
phy to live.
Mrs. W. M. Fain Is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr and
Mrs. A. B. Owen and family in
Garland Texas.
Mrs. A. E. Wilson who has spent
some time with her daughter In
Colombia. South America, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Sr.
She will speak to Mrs. Harvey Wil
son. Jr.'s Sunday School class Sun
day on her expenieitces in South
America. <
Mr. and Mrs. Murray P. Which
ard and children spent the week
end here visiting 'Mr. Whichard's '
sister and family the William Town
son's. Mr. Whichard, a chief phar- '
macist's mate In the U. S. Navy. '
"os on his way to Athens. Ga. to
be in charge of a school for the
navy. He was formerly stationed
?t Camp LeJeune, where he was
doing special work for the Marine 1
Corps.
BIRTHS ;
IN PETRIE HOSPITAL
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Mr.and Mrs. WlHiam Stanley j
Rogers of Route 4. Blairsville. ann
ounce the birth of a girl, Jan. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Vick of Hay- j
esviile announce the birth of a
boy, Jan. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin White of
Andrews, announce the birth of
twin boys, Jan. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Townsend of
Young Harris, Ga., announce the
birth of a daughter, Jan. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sneed of
Murphy, announce the birth of a
daughter. Feb. 1.
North Carolina swine producers
indicate they have 145,000 sows to1,
farrowthis spring, a 4 per cAnt in-1
crease over th enumber to farrow,
last year.
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MISS MILDRED WILDER
The engagement of Miss Mildred Jane Wilder to
Mr. Devero Martin is announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Earl Wilder of Franklinton.
Mr. Martin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin
of Unaka and is a senior in Animal husbandry at
N. C. State College, Raleigh. A June wedding is
planned.
MISS ANNIE RUTH STILES
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stiles of Rt. 1, Murphy, an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Annie
Ruth, to Verlon Henson. son of Mrs. Fred Griffith
of Rt. 1, Murphy, and the late Will Henson. The
wedding will take place in March. The bride is a
graduate of Murphy High School and is employed
at Ivie Furniture Co. The bridegroom-elect is a
a graduate of Hayesvllle High School and Is em
ployed with the Glenn L. Martin Co., In Baltimore.
Md. The couple plan to make their home in Baltl
EBENEZER
?Mr. and Mrs. Gar Rhodes are
visiting Mrs. Rhodes' mother, Mrs.
Joe Abemathy.
Elbert Davis and Elton Howard
viisited Hoyt Radford Thursday
evening.
Mary Jo Duvall spent th? week
end with Blanch Debty at Marble
Mary Jo Duvall and Blanch Debty
visited Birty Abemathy Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dockery vis
ited Mrs. Ethel Duvall Thursday
night. |
Dent Lovingood visited his
daughter, Mrs. Walter Radford.
Friday night.
Howard Hall of Nashville, fenn.,
visited Mary Jo Duvall Friday. |
J. D. Taylor made a business
trip to Hangingdog last Monday
night.
RIVER HILL
LAST WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carlon
have moved back to Asheville af
ter spending some time with Mrs.?
Carlon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. t
Clyde Williamson
The Carlon's little daughter has
been seriously ill with pneumonia
and was in Simpson's Clinic in1
Copperhill. However, she is report
ed much improved.
Lester Lee of Dellano, Tenn. re
cently visited his grandfather,
George Payne, Sr., and his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wil
liamson at River Hill.
Mrs. Gillie Williamson has been
Catholic Women Have
Luncheon Meeting
The women of St. William's Cath
olic Church had their regular,
monthly covered dish luncheon
meeting last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Betty Denash at
Brasstown.
Persons present included Mrs.
Louis Brady and Mrs. C. C. Moore
land of Hiawwsee, Ga.; Mrs. John
Jordan and Mrs. John Barnish
of Murphy; Mrs. Ed Howard and
Mrs. Anton SchmRt of Peachtree;
and Mrs. Irene Cantrell of Brass
town.
SOI 1H END
LAST WEEK I
i
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Elliott
were in Culberson Sunday.
Glenn Gi)Kon is working in
Johnson Oity, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ramsey of
Cane Creek visited Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gibson Saturday night.
?Mrs. Mae Eller is visiting rela
tives in Georgia this month.
Roy Carder has been ill, but is
reported some better.
ill for some time with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Roberson
of Turtletown, Tenn., were ithe
guests of Clyde Williamson Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williamson
made a business trip to Copperhil'l
one day this week.
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RODDA-VAN GORDER
HOSPITAL
Mrs. Vaughn Neal and son, Way
ne, are recovering following sur
gery last week.
C. C. Mills of Murphy was dis
missed on Tuesday following an
operation.
Andrew H. Rowland is a patient
and reported to be improving.
Rub^ Rogers was dismissed from
the hospdtal Monday.
Mrs. Vick Phillips of Robbins
ville Is a patient.
Mrs. Abbie Cook of Marble is
undergoing treatment.
'Mrs. Iva Creasman is a patient
and reported improving. . |
Mrs. T. D. Bate man of Nantabala
? n vews Personals
M-s Joe Hamilton of AsbevUle
.id M'S. D. E. Fox of Bryson City
vi-ited Mrs. Vina Kilpatrick last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Higgs of
r'T-ynnah Ga.. visited Mrs. Higgs'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Pater
son during the week end.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Grant, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Delaney and son.
fKir'p- Jr. and Mrs. Lou*Se Rog
ers spent Sunday in Franklin with
Dr. Grant. Jr. and family.
Mrs. Zala Adams. G. H. Adams
and Mrs. Clara Sherrill spent Fri
day in Asheville.
Tommy Moore of Atlanta, Ga..
vUited his grandmother and aunt.
Mrs. W. L. Moore and Vera Moore
last week end.
Mr and Mrs. L. B. Nichols are
vMHnc Mr and Mrs. W B. Cand
ler in Villa Rica. Ga.
Mrs. Louise McFalls visited her
mother in Black Mountain douring
the week end
Mr. and Mrs. S B Boyer of Ath
ens. Tenn.. were the week end
guests of Mrs. . O. Caldwell and
family.
Miss Brtty Heaton has returned
to Greensboro after a week's visit
at home.
Mark <Bud) Hudson of Jackson
Wile, formerly of Andrews visited
here during the week end.
Mrs. Chapman Hostess
ToM.C. Club
Mrs. Robert Chapman was hos
tess to the Martin's Creek Home
Demonstration Club on Jan. 23.
The meeting was opened with
the reading of the collect and sing
ing of the "Song of Peace."
Mrs. Frances Puett gave an out
line of projects and important
meetings for the year.
| 'Mrs. Dallas iMcKown spoke on
her tour to the United Nations.
Refreshments were served to
nine members and several children
present.
is a patient
Ish Adams of Robblnevtlle is im
proving.
Robert Kilpatrick Is a patient
Mrs. Blaine Sbope of Robbins
ville was dismissed on Monday.
Leonard Palmer of Marble is a
Jrttant
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