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Miss Arnold Marries Frank Alexander Here Miss Barbara Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Arnold of Murphy, became the bride of Frank Allen Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Alexander. Satur day, April 24 at 8 p. m. in the First Baptist Church here. The Rev. J. Alton Morris, pastor, per formed the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with native greenery, white gladioli and seven-branched candeibra holding white candles. , The wedding music was present ed by Kenneth Pool of Louisville, Ky., organist, and Mrs. Doyle C. Burch, soloist. ' The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a waltz length gown of pleated nylon tulle and Ohantilly lace. Her veil was of ny lon tulle attached to a cap of lace and satin and she carried a bou quet of white orchids and white sweet peas. Mrs. H. W. Alexander, matron of honor, wore a waltz length gown of white tulle, and her flowers were of lavender iris. Bridesmaids were Misa Carolyn Alexander, sis ter eg the bridegroom. Miss Peggy Savage of Raieigh. Miss Jane Sneed of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Mrs. V. O. Rhodes of Candler. Their gowns were identical to that of the matron of honor and their bouquets were mixed spring flow ers. Best man was John Michels of Knoxville, Tenn. Ushers were R. G. Alexander, Jr., and H. W. Al exander, brothers of the bride groom, Doyle C Burch and Robert Harrison of Knoxville. The bride', mother wore a gown of pink lace and a corsage of gor denias; the bridegroom's mother wore a gown of blue lace and a corsage of gardenias. Following the ceremony a recep tion was held in the social ball of the church. Mrs. R. G. Alexander, Jr., and Mrs. Jack Harrison, aunt of the bride, poured punch. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Coy Seal of Sneedville, Tenn., Mrs. Robert Harrison, Knoxville, Mrs. Bill Brandon, Jr., Mrs. E. J. Dar nell. Mrs. W. A. Sherrill, Mrs. J. L. Savage, Mrs. A. L. Buchanan, Mrs. L. R. Harding. Mrs. Beryl Witt, Mrs. Neil Sneed, Mrs. Ruth COAT SALE Swansdown ? Lassie Maid Prinfzess ? Jean Harper 5 Coat. $54.95 NOW $ 39.95 9 Coat. 49.95 NOW $ 34.95 3 Coat. 45.00 NOW$ 29.95 2 Coat. 39.95 NOW $ 24.95 7 Coat. 29.95 NOW$ 19.95 28 Coat. 25.00 NOW$ 19.95 2 Coat. 21.95 NOW$ 16.95 6 Coat. 17.95 NOW$ 14.95 5 Coat* 14.95 NOW$ 10.95 Suits Greatly Reduced CANDLER'S MRS. FRANK ALLEN ALEXANDER Magdalen Cook, Mrs. W. A. Hoover, Mrs. C. E Hyde, Mrs. Frank Forsyth, Mrs. John Donley, and Mrs. Wayne H. Gentry of Wytheville, Va. After the reception th^ couple left 'or a short wedding trip. 'For traveling, the bride wore a navy linen suit with blue and white accessories and a corsage of white orchids. Mrs. Alexander is a graduate 01 Murphy High School, Mars Hill College and Wake Forest College. At present she is a member of Hiawassee Dam High School. Mr. Alexander is a graduate of Murphy High School and attended the University of Tennessee where he played on the football team. On May 30, he will be inducted in to the Army as a second lieuten ant and he will be stationed at Ft Eustis, Va. At present, he is associated with his brothers in business. ' Out of town guests at the wed ding included: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Alexander and daughter, Kath erine of Statesville, Mr. and Mrs. John Michels, Mr. and Mrs .J. E. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Har rison Miss Debby Harrison of Knox ville, Mrs. Coy Seal of Sneedville, Mrs. Morris Anderson, Mrs. Rector Roberts of Asheville, Miss Sybil I Greene, Sneedville, Miss Kathleen) Hughes, of Chattanooga .Mrs. Bill Weeks of Milwaukee, Wis. | Following the rehearsal on Fri-j day night, Mrs. A. E. Wei born of | Statesvtlle, grandmother of the bridegroom, entertained for the bridal party, out of town guests and close friends with a buffet sup per at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Alex ander. A color motif of white and pink was used In the decorations. The table was spread with an Italian cut work cloth, and centered with an arrangement of white stock, pink snapgragons and lilies of the vAey, with a silver coffee service at each end. Mrs. Dale Lee and Mrs. C. E. Hyde poured coffee And assist ing in serving were Mrs. R. G. Alexander, Jr., 'Mrs. H. W. Alex ander and Miss Carolyn Alexaod er. ) Thirty guests were present. PKTRIE HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chapman of Blaicsville, announce the birth of a son, April 16. Mr. and Mrs. Willani Roberson Oak Park announce the birth of ? son, April 19. EDWARD R BRUMBY FOR REPRESENTATIVE Subject to the Democrat Primary, May 29,1954 Your vote and support WILL BE APPRECIATED TO THE VOTERS OF CHEROKEE COUNTY: My home and my business are in Cherokee County. I live in Murphy, and my Family is here. All my interests are centered in our section, that is why I am interested in the wel fare of Cherokee County Folks in such a sincere personal way. I am an (Elder in the Presbytenan Church , member of the Murphy Lions Club, and am tervipg on the Board of Aldermen of the To wn of Murphy. I am for better Schools for our Young People. My interest is primary in this, as I am a member of the local School Board.' 1 shall be very glad to meet with any citiz en, or any group of citizens of Cherokee County, to talc over our problems. 1 am notpMg?d to, or supported by any "special in terest group". I prom??? to do the uary heat job 1 can for you. I w01 be truly YOUR REP RESENTATIVE. Seemly, Edward E Brranby Upper Peachtree LAST WEEK Homer Thomasson of Washing ton, D. C., formerly of Blairsville, Ga. visited his grandparents, Mr.' and Mrs C. W. Thomasson, here | this week. ( Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Raster and baby visited her parents, Mr. [ and Mrs. John Curtia, here, at her home here for some time. Mrs. Susie Moore has been sick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gulley had supper one night this week with her mother. Mrs. Morrison Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arrowood and son Jerry visited the C. W. Thomassons Sunday afternoon. Mr.an d Mrs. Duvall Curtis vis ited her sister, Mrs. Fred Brendle | Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lunsford visited Mr. and Mrs. Math Leath-| erwood one night this week. Aunt Laura Barker spent Friday, night with the C. W. Thomassons. Culberson LAST WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and baby were here from Camp bell, Ohio, visiting his sister, Mrs. Edward Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and I family are home for a while from | Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberson from Swepsonville, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rober son the past week end. Donald Hyatt is able to go back | to work. Bill Bryant has returned from | South Carolina. Mrs. Iowa Roberson and Mrs.! Parker visited Mrs. Luther Kissel-\ burg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carver have been visiting her parents at Min eral Bluff. Maude Wade and Efton Wade from Missouri spent one week with their aunt and uncle at Culberson. H. C. Nichols and slrter Cars Nichols were here this past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raper and j children are back at home from | Detroit Pearley Raper and Dorothy Sue | Kisselhurger were marrier Mar ch 31. Junior Kilpatrick and F. A.I Hembree were injured in an auto- | mobile accident Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stephens and Mrs. M. K. Carver visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barton on Sun day. Brasstown LAST WEEK Mrs. AHie Scroggs is reported 1 -mproved after a recent serioui | Jlness. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smien I and family visited friend* in Way-1 nesville and Canton Saturday. A aprdlal welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and family who now live in the old L. L. Scroggs home. Flo Hembree is now living in Maryville, Calif, where her hus band is stationed with thg U. S. Army. The new addition to the Coble Dairy plant here is really taking shape and looking fine. This is a big help to our community and has created additional employment for this area. Walter Arrant who has been in Moore General Hospital is home and reported to be feeling better. Charles Caldwell of the U. S. Army has been home for the past | few weeks. John Deal and daughter Edith visited relatives and friends here last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Maunexl are now living in Atlanta, Ga. Patrick Mrs. Lou Bell Baine and Mrs. Blanch^ Hamhy were visiting Irene Standrldge Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Standrid-I ge spent the week end fci CJeve-1 land. Term., visiting lbs. Sti ? 'IT MRS. MARION EDWARD ENNIS Mrs. Ennis is the former Miss Eleanor Cover of Andrews whose mar riage to Mr. Ennis took place Easter Da; at the Andrews Lathe ran Chnrch. The eoople are at home In Andrews. PERSONALS Mrs. W. C. Messer has returned from Atlanta where she spent two and a half weeks wHh her sister, who underwent surgery. I ?Mis Elda Queen of Atlanta is spending two weeks with her mother and sister, Mrs. Sallie Queen and Miss Bculah Queen. . | Ernest Queen of Elizabeth ton, Tenn. spent iast week here with his mother, Mrs. Queen and sister, Miss Beulah Queen. j Mrs. A. E. Welborn returned Monday to her home in Statesvflle after attending the wedding of her. grandson, Frank Allen Alexander, and Miss Barbara Arnold. i BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Duvall of Chattanooga, announce the birth of a son, Paul Brandon, in Woman's Hospital, Chattanooga, on April 9. Mrs. Duvall Is the ridge's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cbffer. Mrs. Merle Davis Is New WSCS President LAST WKKK New Officers recently elected by the Woman's Society For Christian Service of the First Methodist Church are headed by Mrs. Merle Davis as president. Other officers are Mrs. Roy Ful ler, vire-president; Mrs. H. L. Ml Keever, redording secretary; Mrs. Walter Coleman, treasurer; -Mrs. Harve Elkins. associate treasurer; and Mrs. H. A. Mattox, secretary of promotion. Mrs. W. D. Townson gave the de votional at the meeting and Mrs. H. Bueck gave the program on the status of women. Hostesses were Mrs. Townson and Mrs. Padgett former Miss Mary Sue Brandon daughter of Mr. and Mia. Bill Bran don of Murphy. PETRIE HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. BQ1 Patterson, Rt 1 Culberson a son, April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Nolea Garrett. Rt. 1 Hiawassee, Ga., a daughter, April 28. SALE $J|0? SALE!! $1.00 AfIB 0P Wide Selection of Sandals, moccasins and oxfords. OUR FIRST BIG SALE!! Come Early While your size* are available PEACHTREE FARM & HOME SUPPLY In Frost ?f Fesehtrso School Mvj^BL 1 PhNt UM Have Your WinterfianaentsCfeanedBy lis MID MOTH PROOFED FREE KOHWIWUSIICBMB ? win. Only IMPERIAL LAUNDRY & u ??
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