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Skippy Almond Feted At Party Mrs. Gerald S. Almond at And rews entertained memlxii of the young set st her home Saturday, June U. with a lawn party honor ing her eon Gerald 8. Almond, Jr (Skippy) on his eighth birthday. Guests were welcomed by the host and his mother, Bach guest was presented a party favor to each young lady a cunning ?wim?i shaped balloon, and to each young man a glider plane. The guests then joined in games on the gaily decorated lawn. Later, all guests joined in the fascinating game ot flying saucer, which eras led by Mrs. Tommle Fuller. Miss An gelina Jones won first prise for the girls and Eddie Phillips won first for the boys. Mrs. D. E. Pul lium, who had returned to And rews for the occasion than led games as requested by the young ster!. Tables were set up on the lawn for refreshments. The tables were centered with a miniature circus wagon, drawn by two prancing horses. Bright candy-striped bal- < loons and varicolored festoons' completed the scheme of circus decorations. I When the children had taken their places around the table, they sany "Happy Birthday" to Skip-1 py, as the candles were lighted on 1 the birthday cake which was blue j and gold decorations on white. , The cake was cut and everyone j joined in the pleasure of "the : party", which consisted of Birth- j day cake, ice cream squares top ped with red mint drops, party ^ punch, and varicolored mints. Assisting in serving were: Mrs. Hubert Fuller, Mrs. Sam Jones, | Mrs. Arthur Watkins, Mrs. C. O. Van Gorder. Mrs. Herman Brauer IWUKI'lil DRIVE-IN THEATRE ' WESTERN, N. C. SHOW PLACE Tnes.-Wed., June 22-23 L ORIGINALS YOUYE SEEHTUE COPIES AtlOTHC REMAKES wepreseht * <2. GREATEST HORROR PICTURES SlftR FILMS 0 Vacuum nfcCEff! tFLICS IS 52*^*23 Dr. Rowe Be Speaker At Methodist Revival Series Beginning Sunday Morning Juno SO. a aerlaa of Revival S?r vice# at the Ftrta Methodial Church will continue twice dail] through the following Sunday June ST. The preacher will be Dr. Gtlber T. Row# of Durham, Dr. Rowe, I retired profeaaor of the Duke Unl verelty Divinity School, was h Murphy for a revival three yean ago, and he returna by request a many who heard him at that time In the 10:00 Service each morn ing he will preach from the Bool of Acta on the founding and grow th of the early Church. The Even ing Service will begin at 7:45 with a Song service. The choir haa pre pared special music for the Servt Cottage prayer meetings are be ing held this week throughout the community In preparation for the coming Services. The public is Invited to attend these prayer meetings and Revi val Services. Kenneth Pool of Louisville, Ky, and Murphy, will lead the singing. Weiner Roast Held At Clara Hughes' Misses Imogene Voyles, Marcel la Sneed, Georgia Sampson, ginia Fowler and Clara Hughes entertained with a weiner roast Saturday night at the home of the later. Guests included Loretta Voyles, Hubert Walker, Vemie Voyles, Gene Stiles, Virginia Akin, Imo gene Voyles, M. G. Decker, Ray Kilpatrick, Yvonne Green, J inl and Mrs. Tommie Fuller. Children present were: Misses Cathie Van Gorder, Suzanne Van Gorder, Angelina Jones, Donna Sue Fuller, Barbara Ann Watry, of Andrews, and Miss Linda Lot Mcjunkin of Winchester, Ky. Bob by Woods, Jimmle Woods, JimmU Lee Watkins, Chuck Van Gorder Johnny Gernert, Phillip Braurer Boyer Watry, Bryon Chandler Norman Phjrrips, Truett West Dickie Lay, Peter Gernert, Rodd; Maahbum. Terry Winfrey, Jacki< Herbert, Eddie Phillips, of And drews, and Gregg Payne of Mem phis, Tennessee, and the honoree DR RIVE Murphy Monument To Be Erected The Archibald D. Murphy mon ment and fountain, taken from the old "Bull Moose Pen" will be re stored and erected on the lawn of the Murphy Library. _ Town Council ordered the mon ument erected after members of the Murphy Regal Club attended the Council meeting Monday night and requested the monument be put up. Town Clerk Charlie Johnson said some parts of the monument will have to be repaired and water piped to the fountain. Coble Dairy Office Now At Brasstown Coble Dairy Products, Inc., re cently moved all its milk process ing equipment and office from its Murphy location to the Brasstown milk pltnt and Ice cream process ing plant. The new $100,000 ice cream plant located next to the milk plant will be completed this week, C. R. Freed, manager, said. A tour of the new ice cream plant will be held during the last week of this month as a climax of the June Dairy Month celebration. Free ice cream will be served to' visitors during the formal open ing of the plant, Mr. Freed said. United^ States farmers placed 47 , per cent of the 1953 wheat crop, I 41 per cent of the cotton crop, and 29 per cent of the peanut crop un-j der the federal price support pro gram. mie Kilpatrick, Gary Kilpatrick,' Georgia Sampson, Sally Kilpatrick John Thomas, Marcella Sneed, Virginia Fowler, Gene Fox and Clara Hughes. J.R.IN3D HEX* THEATRE Pipes Named To Hkhmand, Va. City Health Position John E. Pip*. ? recently wni Mimed chief of the Bureau of San itation for the Richmond (Va.) Health Department, a poet he haa filled m an acting capacity eince January 1. pipes, a native of Murphy, la the son of the Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Pipes of Peach tree, and served in the Navy during World War II. His appointment, effective May 1, to one of the top positions in the Health Department was announc ed by Dr. Edward M. Holmes, Jr., city health director. Dr. Homlee said Pipes " has done an outstanding Job as acting chief of sanitation.' He reported that the | bureau chief appointee had recelv ed unanimous endorsement from members of the Board of Health. The new sanitation chief has been with the Richmond Health Department since June, 1950. when he went there to head the health education division. He remained in that Job until the Fall of l#5l when he went to Atlanta to take the five-week hous ing sanitation course offered by the United States Public Health Service. On his return to Richmond. Pipes became supervisor of hous lng sanitation. He was named chief of sanitation January I, suc ceeding H. Clifford Mitchell, who resigned to become sanitary engi neer for St. Louis County. Mo. As chief of sanitation. Pipes di rects the activities of the bureau's six divisions?plumbing, environ mental and food sanitation, hous ing sanitation, veterinarian ser vices milk sanitation and rabies control and animal collection. After his discharge from the Navy, Pipes worked briefly with the Portsmouth, Va., Health De partment and then enrolled at Lynchburg College where he com bined studies and duties with the Lynchburg Health Department for one year. Pipes later went to the Univer sity of North Carolina, where he received his bachelor of arts and master of health degrees. A member of Sunset Hills Bap tist Church (Richmond), Pipes is married to the former Jean Bruf fey of Lynchburg, Va. They have one daughter. Sue Carol, who Is seven years old. Andrews Demos Hear Thad Brysop Some 150 persons attended a | Democrat rally in Andrews Tues day night to hear Thad Bryson, . district solicitor, speak on the new recorders court and law enforce ment. The rally, stageo for appointed Sheriff Luke Carver, running for nomination, was held In the City Hall. P. B. Ferebee was master of ceremonies. Other speakers were Mr. Carver, Hobart L. McKeever, JOHN E. PIPES American dairy herds broke an other monthly record In April, 1904, when they produced 11.3 bil lion pounds of milk, 4 per cent more than In April a year earlier Since the completion of Norrls Dam in 1936, 337,000,000 in flood damage has been averted at Chat tanooga, Tennessee, by TV A dams solicitor for the new court, and Frank Forsyth of Murphy. Guests attending the rally and recognized were Jake Brown, Ar nold Derreberry, Jerry Hatchett, Sam Jones and Clarence Hogan. AU were candidates for officers In the first Democrat primary. Other guests were recognised. The Andrews Junior Woman's Club served refreshments. J.R7IM3D HE.VN THEATRE STAGE SHOW BLOOD CI RCLING HORRORS ON LOCAL STAGE SOON You'll see murder before your eyee end XM1 other totrtfylag seeaea ?rhen you see the Mad Doctor's blood curdling "Voodoo Show", pltybf the Dickey and Andrews Theatres for a fade show only at t-U P. M. next week. - This la not a movie?actual performers on the stage la human monsters run looae Into the audience, ghouls leave the stage aad alt with you! make Frankenstein look like a sissy! All girls attending this show are warned to bring escorts! It Is announced that undertakers aad grave diggers will be admitted free! MURPHY DRIVE-IN THEATRE MURPHY, N. C. Thars. FrL, Jane 1718 I Bing Crosby Claude Dauphin rLH ittle Boy Lost" Sat. Jn MM swn MW HJSTOh I ????????? HCW*Y BLAMiC? WASNOt MOS. tf.fl&CASC Son.-Toes., done M-tl iftUOMISINi the Streets" ! Wsmm ANNE FRANC WHkM. .MUJAM jnurpny rairgruunu Fri.-Sat., June 25-26 8 CClock Each Night STAMPEDE OF THRILLS IT s 1 "J J ? wu ?mm 75 head at ttoek M OMrtooys, Ooxrfli-to Ctowna, Oreo* Act* ?? u ? ; 3&HAIR RAISING EVENTS-32 KM* Me Om Price Takes Malta |LN Tea Thra ? Ht?' Different TU> Y4?rl JCO- - GVEEVV ^ BVKrCH MOTOR.? 1961 STUDEBAKEB IKS FORD, 8 DB. , 1961 FORD Victoria 1969 FORD 8 DR. 1961 WILLYS, Pickup | FORD F869 Pickup 1948 CHEV. Fleettlae 11919 PLYMOUTH 1941 CHEV. TuOor 1948 CHEV. 8 DR. 1968 TURNER Hay bailer 1968 FORD pick u p v B u kch Motors SEE BURCH fJZST nxnm 24 HOUR WRECKER CERV/CE TENNESSEE ST.?" tfW^95 ???MURPHY, N.C.1 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE VOTERS AND CITIZENS OF CHEROKEE COUNTY: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. When I snail unasd and catered the race fur the office of Sheriff of Cherokee Oaaty I did oe with a cleaa heart and open rated renltoias that I woo undertaking a serieao i, I frit tike the elttoeis at the i naalj bat me weM enough to wj*~t Chat I do the beat I could aad knew how to make the people at Mm Sheriff. da I cold hi the lint primary, which I woa hp the vote at the pnopln. who I oat cure voted tor me oa they knew I would iw the ShertfPo office ma I have the CM at the Chart's office, which books aad recordo stood to dor tor thecaoatveo far which I ma very proud of, aad the food word of every Jadge that hoe cone to Cherokee Comity pro iced myrecordo. ' Now again, I want to thank the pood people of Ml me the flae vote that mode me Mm high una te Mm May ttth, Primary. Aad oa I have oaid before I am not obligated to aay oae perooa or omall group of perooaa bat to the majority at people. Aad if I am nominated aad elected Sheriff of year aad my eomriy I win deal toiriy aad Impartial with all law violators. There is oae thing 1 want to correct an I nadorntead It baa beea < the county that I would put In certain men oa deputies, that la hi i true, the neoreot thing to a promise I have made has beea to Jake Brown of , I have naked him if he would accept the appointment oa chief deputy la Township If I am elected Sheriff, I nee nothing wrong in this since my uppiniqi hta of fered him such oa appointment already. If I am elected your Sheriff I will operate the office til a proud of the Sheriff's Department. And I will assure yea that; not he dictated by aay one person or small gro?g> of persona. I ahw premise that if I am elected Sheriff any deputy that Is not doing his duty and is not suitable to the majority of people in that community win he replaced tmmedtetety. I further promise the cltisum of the county that If I am elected your Sheriff I wtH visit each community as often no I will can and tn& with the cltlsw to needed In the way nf law onhnecweut in that particular ?ooflin, 11 try to help moke our county one of tee boot hi i If you voters at the county will go to the psUs o I will he very grateful te you and I w? show my grotMade by gMag you Tear vote, toftucm ' J. L. Candidate for Sheriff of
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