Friendship G.A. Set*
Ice Cream Supper
The Girta Auxiliary of Friend
ship Baptist Church, Suit, will have
an tee cream supper Thursday,
June 2 at T p. m. on the church
lawn. The public la luTlted.
Ice cream, homemade cakes,
cookies and candy will be sold. |
"fhe supper Is being held to raise .
money for the girls to attend state
GA camp July 4-9 at Fniitland.
Each flrl la also working on a
home project to earn money tor
the trip.
The following girls and their
counselor plan to make the trip:
Jackie McNabb, Sara Rose Mc
Nabb, Grace Taylor, Nancy Haw
kins, Lorene Jones, Patsy Hop
wood, Owen Lewis and Mrs. Clay
Hopwood.
CATHOLIC SEED CORN
GOD TIDE SON: JESUS CHRIST
1. Who Is Jraus Christ?
Jesus Christ Is the Son of God, the Second Person of the
Blessed Trinity, true God and true Man.
t. What do we call the doctrine that express re this truth? I
It U called the doctrine of the INCARNATION, which means
literally, : "coming Into flesh," that is, the Son of God took a
human nature and united It with His Divine Nature.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with
God, and the Word was God; . . .and the Word was made
flash and dwelt among us." (St. John 1. l-ii)
S. Did Jesus Christ have a human mother?
Yes; His Mother was the Blessed Virgin Mary.
4. Did Jeans Christ have a tinman Father?
No; He "was conceived by the Holy Ghoet, born of the Virgin
Mary" (Apostles' Creed)
"The Angel answering said to her: 'The Holy Ghost shall
come upon thee, and the Power of the Most High shall over
shadow thee. (St. Luke 1. 35
5. Who, then, was St. Joseph?
St. Joseph was the legal spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
but Mary preserved her virginity. St. Joseph was, therefore,
only the foster father or guardian of Jesus Christ. He and
Mary lived as brother and sister.
C. How many Person* are there In Jesus Christ?
In Christ there is only one Person, a Divine Person; but in
this one Person are united two natures: the Divine Nature
of the Son of God, and the human nature of man.
"The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us, and we saw
His glory, of the Only-Begotten of the Father, full of grace
and truth." (St. John 1. 14)
God love you now.
Rev. Joseph Dean
Murphy's Catholic Chapel
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JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH
The entire Nation this
month is recognizing the
Dairy Industry, the County's
Second Largest Industry,
during June Dairy Month.
The President, All Governors
%
and Many Mayors through
out the Country are issuing
Proclamations during this
month. V
Drink More Milk In June
and You'll Drink More Milk
every month thereafter. >
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* We Service All fypei Lawn Mowers -
Radford & Reynolds Chain Saw Co.
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County Girl
iOn Camp Staff
JERRY RUTH SMITH
Miss Jerry Ruth Smith and Miss '
Imogens Shields of Cherokee Coun- i
ty,wiU be members of the staff at i
Four-H Camp near Swannanoa this i
summer.
Miss Shields will be a swimming
instructor and Miss Smith will
.each recreation.
Jerry Ruth, 18, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith of
Murphy, Rt. 2, and is a Freshman
at Western Carolina College, Cul
lowhee.
She is a memoer of the WCC
Band, and -orchestra; the college
ch<jlr, the Baptist Church choir; is
secretary recreation leader and
choir representative of the BSU ; is '
a member of the chorus and music
education national conference
club; has served as pianist for the
social dance class and has accomp
anied a number of music majors at
concerts and recitals; is hall pro
tor In Madison Dorm; and recently '
composed a piano and trombone
number which was featured on a
student recital. 1
She is a piano pupil of Dr. Rich-1
ard Renfro.
Jerry Ruth recently attended a
week end short course in recrea
tion and rural arts at Camp Mill- I
stone In preparation for her sum
mer work. inn
Mr#. Townson, Mr*.
Asbury Are Hostesses
Mrs. W. D. Townson and Mrs. F.
L. Asbuhy were associate host
ewes for the meeting of Circle No.
Two of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service Tuesday at 7:30
p. m. at the home of Mrs. Town
son.
Mrs. Anbury opened the meeting
with prayer, and Mrs. Harve Elk
ins read the minutes of the last
meeting.
Mrs. Townson presented the pro
gram, "Making Melody". _
An article on a college in Alaska
was read by Mrs. J. H. Hampton,
after which refreshments t were
served.
Attending, the meeting were
Mrs. W. M. Fain, Mrs. Bessie
Dickson, Mrs. Elklns, Mrs. A. R.
Bell, Mrs. W. F. Elliott, Mrs. G. M
Fleming of Asheville, Mrs. Asbury.
and Mrs. R. H. Sneed.
?lor more
pure pleasure,
have a
Camel
No other
cigarette is
so rich-tasting
yet so mild
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Home Nursing Class 1
Taugth Texana
Mri Annie Ruby Blount will be- i
gin A Home Nursing CIkh of 13 1
member* Wednesday night at Tex- j '
ana School. This will be a 12 hour
class.
Following thia claaa, she will
tialn a claaa in home nursing for
mothers.
Mrs. Blount took the course at
"irudtown under Mrs. Margaret
Fisher, of the Red Cross.
SPARTAN SPECIAL
16% ? 1?% ? 10%
r DAIRY FEED -x
Now better thou ever!
Spartan Special Dairy Feetb
have "Ane*" all pelleted
no sifting or separating.
Cowi love extra muno
neat, extra bulftinaB ? . ?
good taste! ?
Here are fge* built to pro
duce .. .. .. priced to sell!
Craig Supply Co.
Murphy, N. O.
Your "SO' Feeds Dealer"
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent O. Elate r
announce the birth of a son, David
Kim, on May 28 at Murphy Gen-,
era! Hospital.
IN PETKTE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Randle Mundy
Culberson, Rt. 2, a son, May IS.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Whit
more, Murphy Rt. 2, a daughter,
Miy IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pace of Mar
bie. a daughter, May 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Gibson of
Hayesville, a son, May 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arms of
.Murphy, Rt. S, a daughter, May 27.
! Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Panter,
Route 1, Murphy, a daughter, May
28
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Voyles, oi
Murphy, a daughter, May 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Silverlee Bridges
of Blairsville, Ga. a daughter, May
30.
I
Among The Sick
Mrs. J. H. Phaup, who under
went an operation at Petri# Hospi
tal recently is reported to be doing
very well.
Mrs. Cyrus Witt who has been In
Petri* Hospital with * fractured
hip was discharged Saturday.
Patsy Smith, daughter at Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Smlthof Braas
town underwent a tonsillectomy at
Petrie Hospital Tuesday.
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WE HAVE MOVED
Nary Cathron's Beauty Shoppe
NOW OPEN IN EAST MURPHY
On Corner, First Street to the Right Above
Martin's Motel.
Phone 8I-J Mrs. Clyde Sneed
A MILLIONAIRE VACATION ON A PIGGY BANK BUDGET
TAKE A HAPPINESS TOUR AND WIN A FRCE TRIP AROUND THE WORLD FOR 2
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What's a 3-letter word
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BLAX, MISTER! You won't find
it in die dictionary. But in our book the
answer is "JOB"? for that's the kind of
money it takes to create a job opportunity
On the Southern Railway today.
This 131,833 is our invested capital per
employee? the money that has been put
into the equipment, land, facilities and
other "tools of the trade," without which
there could be no jobs. i
Because of the nature of the railroad
business, this investment pet worker is far
higher than in most other industries. But it
is money well spent. For oar invested
capital noc only creates employment for,
many thousands of men and women, fa
also makes possible ? modern, ever* I
? improving transportation service that if
j constantly adding value to die investment
M of ns have in die Southland tad, i
to future.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.