Carrier's
In Contest
LAST
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Fifteen papa* of Hn J. G.
Carrier** Piano das* of Andrew*
played In the National Piano Play
ing auditions fat AibniUe laat
noil. The event ia sponsored by
the National Guild of Piano Teach
The following young people won
pin, end certificates of wsmbi
ship In the Notional Fraternity at
Student Musicians. Local winners,
presenting a three piece program
were Linda Ctrringer, Truett West
and Rons lb and Deetta Watson.
District winners, presenting a
four piece program were Mary Jo
Battle and Janice Watts
State winners,
piece program were Delia Mae Ball
ey. Jannette Carringer and Sandra
Phillips.
National winners, presenting a
10 piece program were Betsy Bat
tle. Virginia Garner, ArdiU Hay.
Margaret Ann Hardin, Ann Pul
lium and Terry Slagie.
Ardth Hay, a five year National
winner received the Chopin pin.
Jean Bristol was unable to play
due to illness, but will present a
10 piece program at a later date. |
She will also be a five year Nation
;1 winner.
Irs. Wayne Battle. Mrs. Tom
.j. Mrs. Lee Bailey, Mrs. Vincent
WML' Formed At
Shoal Creek
The Rev. Calvin Thompson,
elate moderator of West Liberty
Baptist Association and pastor of
Shoal Creek Baptist Church met
with the church Sunday afternoon
to help in the organisation of a
Woman's Missionary Union
Also assisting will be Mr. Q.
Loudermilk, associations! superin;
tendent; Mrs. Calvin Thompson.
associate Supt; Mrs. L. W Hendrix
and Mrs. Lester Stowe of Peach
tree Baptist Church in the WNC
association.
Mrs. Hendrix spoke on missions
and gave the history of WMU work
after which officers were installed
as follows: Miss Gipsie Allen, pres
ident; Rev. Thompson. R. A. Lead
er with Gay Jones as associate;
Mrs. Calvin Thompson, young Peo
ple's leader; Mrs. John Brendle, G.
A. Counselor; Mrs. Dewey Brendle,
and Mrs. Coleman, Sunbeam lead
Hardin, Mrs. Grant Phillips, Ga
lusha Pullium, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Watson, Mrs. Frank Carringer.
Mrs. Carl West and Mrs. Carrier,
aecompanied the voung people to '
Asheville.
North Carolina farmers will
vote in the second Nichels-For
Know-How referendum this fall.
Nulkey's Rites
Held In Atlanta
WUliam B MuLkey. 86, died aud
' denly Sunday morning. May 8, In
1 the home of a daughter, Mrs. W. L.
Palmer of Canton, Ga.
He formerly lived in Marble un
' til the death of his wife a few
years ago.
Funeral services were held at It
a. m Tuesday in Marble Springs
1 Baptist Church. The body was tak
| en to the church on? hour prior to
the services. The Rev. A. B. Lov
I ell officiated and burial was in
< Moss Cemetery with Masonic rites.
I Surviving are three sons, E. S. of
' Erwin. Tenn . William M. and Paul
' S. of Atlanta; five daughters. Mrs.
Palmer. Mrs. W. A. Phipps of
I Ashevtlle. Mrs. H. G. Smith, of
Andrews Sophs
Are Undefeated
LAST WEEK
In the current series of Intra
mural baseball games at Andrews
High School, the sophomore team
has gone undefeated.
Some of the players sparking
the team are Jimmy Holland, Wtl
lis Anderson. David Hogsed and
1 Snipe Winfred. Jommy Holland is
l
pitcher
The games are held daily at 4
m.. in the fair weather.
Atlanta, Mra. H. A. Barton of Can
ton. H. C . lira. J. a
KnoxvlUe; one brother, John
of Marble; 10
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VOTE FOR
J. L. HALL
Candidate For
SHERIFF OF CHEROKEE COUNTY
Subject to Democratic Primary to be held
011 May 29,1954
A Man With A Background Of Business
And Office Experience
Your Support and Influence Will Be Appreciated.
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