VALLEY
VIEWS
By Evelyn Baker
' LIONS CLUB
Tl^ Andrews Lions Out will
hold their regulsr
meeting. Thursday i
hi the Shea Dinning i
SMC TOUKNAMKNT GIRLS
FINALS ANDRBWS FRIDAY
NIOIT
The finale of the Smoky Moun
Uin Conference Girla tournament
will be played In the Andrew*
Gymn Friday night beginning at
7:30 p. m. The winners of Wednes
day nights semi-final games will
play for the tournament champion
ship.
This will be the second game fol
. owing the consolation game be
tween the two losers of the Wed
nesday nl^it semi-finals. The four
teams going into the semi-finals
are Andrews, Cullowhee, Frank
lin and Robblnsville. The local
girla sport a perfect record with 17
straight victories this season.
W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of the First Bap
tist Church was held in the home
of Mrs. Frank Wilhide Thursday,
in observance of the Week of Pray
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er. ThU w? u <11 di; -irttlns
*hich started at 10 a. m. A covered
U,h luocheo?i ww eerved to tfaoee
attending.
Mm Fred McGwire waa
Morning progrexn
u*hi? Freedom * Holy Light" ?
W topic. She we* assisted in the
Program by Mr*. Ben Grant, Mr*.
John Mr*. Charles T. Al
?ood. Mi*. Fmd Patterson and
..person and
Mr* A. B. Chandler, Sr. The after
noon program included Mrs . X
Grutcher, a visitor, giving an in
teresting acount of mission work in
the islands
The Rev. W. N. Cook of Franklin
Baptist Church will preach at both
services in the Andrews Baptist
Church Sunday during the absence
of The Rev. Oorbltt, the pastor.
LAST WEEK
DEANS LIST
Misses Anne -Bristol of Andrews
and Dorothy Shields of Torootla
have made the deans hst at Wo
man's College of the University of
I Month Carolina.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Carolyn Jones, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones
was honored on her 5th birthday,
with a party in her home Saturday
afternoon. Following the entertain
ing games refreshments with a
Birthday Cake were served to the
following guests. Donna McClell
and Herbert and Rebecca "'ipUM.
Charles Henry Baker, Ronnie Mag*
ness, Sandra Mash burn, Harold.
Ronnie and Elizabeth Brooks, Jack
ie Lee Patterson, David, Louise
and Diana Jones, David Wlllard,
Mrs. Carl Brooks and Mm. Cath
erine iMagness.
GYM RENOVATED
Supt. J. E. Rufty stated that re
novation of the Andrews Gymna
sium will be completed before the
opening of the Sraokey Mountain
Conference Tournament, which
will start at 12:30 Thursday. March
4. Renovation work has included
plaster patching, roof repairs and
the painting of the interior walls
and seats.
VISITORS AT ANDREWS
SCHOOL
State Superintendent Charles F.
Carroll and Gerald Cowan, West
ern District Member of the State
Board of Education visited the An
dews shool Thursday, February 25
th. Dr. Carroll and Mr. Cowan
were very complimentary In their
discussion of improvement and
evidence of good work that la be
ing done by Principals, teachers
Betrothed Couple
Entertained Here
HiM Eleanor Cover and Marion
Ennij were entertained et a dinner
party at the New Regal Hotel din
mg room In Murphy Wednesday
night, Feb. 24.
Decorations of gladioli, spring
flowers end greenery were used
throughout the dining room.
Hostesses for the event were:
Mrs. Arnold Derreberry, Mrs.
Boyd Cooper, end Mrs. VHolds
Gob ins Guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Teas, Mrs. Jane Cover
Orr, Arnold Derreberry, Boyd
Cooper, the Rev. Mr. Gob ins and
Mr. end Mrs. L. H Baker.
Miss Cover and Mr. Eania will be
married on Easter Day at St An
drews Lutheran Church, Andrews.
Andrews Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis of Knox
ville. Tenn., spent the week end
with Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Mulkey. Also James Mul
key of Fontaru Dam and Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Mulkey of Fort Benn
lng, Ga. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mulkey.
Mrs. C. L. Johnson and Mrs. Ed
die Reed are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Singer in Daytona Beach,
Fla. Mrs. Reed will return to An
drews this week, but Mrs. Johnson
will remain in Fla. for about six
weeks.
Pvt. Harry Rogers of Fort Jack
son. S. O. spent the week end with
his wife, Mrs. Harry Rogers and
mother, Mrs. Louise Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bradley of J
Knoxville, Tenn., spent the week |
end in Andrews.
Roy Pullium of Los Angles. Cal.
lsas been called home due to the ill
I
ness of his father. Will Pullium. j
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Davis
and son, Glenn, of Franklin visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Davis for the week end.
Mrs. D. E. Pullium spent the week !
end in Atlanta, Ga., visiting re-1
latives.
A/lst Class Cecil Mashburn of I
Willow Run Airport, Belleville. [
Mich. is home for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. John C. Corbitt
and children left Monday for For
rest Hills Baptist Church in the
Wilmington District where Rev.
and custodians
Y. W. A..
The Winnie Ricket YWA held its
regular semi-monthly meeting at
the church Tues.. Feb. 23, with
June Cruise in charge of the pro
gram on "Meeting The Needs Of
Migrants".
iPersons taking part were: Daisy
Battle, leaders part. June Cruise.
Southern Baptist Response, Sally
Buchanan; the migrant worker.
"The Dreamers Came"; Sally Bu
chanan. "We Offer Help"; Deloris
Flowers. "The Call of the West';
Luclle Lemlng; and missions on
wheels, Daisy Battle.
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Sick in Andrews
ROD DA VAN GOADCS
HOSPITAL
Mr. E. A. Wood is itoeMni tre
atment and reported to be Improv
ing i
Mr. Harvey Frye la reported lm-1
proving
Mrs. Leslie Phillips of Robblns
vllle ie Improving after surgery. i
(Mrs. Cbarle, Hancock of Marble
is a patient.
Mrs. Leslie Wilson was admitted
Monday for treatment.
| Mr. Will Fullium Is ? patient
I The following were dismissed
Monday
Mrs. James Bryson, Wayne Rog
ers. Jo Ann Beck. Mrs. Clifford
La 11 of Robblnsville and Mrs. Asa
la Adams.
HICKS RUTS BULL
A. H. Hicks, Sweetwater, Tenn..
has just purchased the young
Guernsey sire, Kooten Farm King's
Haro, from A. Q. Ketner, Murphy,
N. C.
This young bull is out of the cow
| Mission Villa's M. Joan, and is sir
ed by Pleasant View Ace Rose
| King. _
Corbitt will hold s revival. Mrs.
Corbitt will also visit her parents
while in the eastern part of the
state.
Mrs. Josephine Hlgdon has re
turned home after spending a
week in Atlanta, Ga. and Knox
vlllt, Tenn., with friends. '
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and
son, Karl, of Waynesvllle were the
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Reid of
Pittsburg, Pa., are visiting relat
ives In Andrews.
Harold C. Higdon of Pensacola.
Fla., was home for the week end
to visit family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Frye of
Chattanooga, Tenn., were in An
drews during the week end
BULL
R L. Oowan, Sweetwater, Tenn . j
is just purchased the jewf
lerasey sire, Kootem Finn |
Ik's Heir, from Dickson Quty 11
tner, Murphy, N. C 'l
This yoaat bull Is out at Ov cow
Kootem Farm Nolan's Btaatetfa.
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