Mr. Mrs H. E. DavU hare I
aa their |)imU this children. Mm. I
John Oreer and children. Martha. <
Johhny and Gregory of Kendile. N I
J., Lieut. Whitaher Davis at Char- !
eatoa. 8. C. ; Mr. and Mrs John
ienry Davis and children, Glenn
im? Ellen of franklin; Capt. and
Ur* A1 Swan and two children,
Elizabeth and Caru'lre; and Mas
Lucy Cteytor of Charleston, S. O.
fiancee of Lieut. Whl taker Da via.
Buck Fisher has returned from a
ten days stay in Oklahoma with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ethel 81agle had as her
guest* oyer the Fourth of July hol
idays Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Higgtn
botham and son. Warren, of Green
ville. S. <J.
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KIDDIE PARK
HOURS LISTED
The new kiddle park under the
Murphy lummer recreation pro
gram is getting a big rush from
Murphy's younger set.
Mrs. Ruth Cheney, supervisor of
the park, said because of the large ,
number of children using the park, j
a new schedule has been set up as
follows :
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday.
Saturday. 2:30 ? 5 p. m., children
from two to six years old.
Tuesday and Friday. 2:30 - 5 p.
m . children six to 12 years old. j
Mrs. Cheney said the older chil
dren are asked not to come except ^
on the two days designated for
them ar.d the younger tots are re
quested not to come except on the j
four days allot ed for them. |
Mrs. Cheney and her assistant |
are on hand each afternoon except
Sunday to supervise play in the
new park.
Aiu'revs Personals]
Mr. end Mrs. Edwin Faires and
children. Cheryl and Teresa. of
Charlotte have returned to their
home after spending the week end
here w:'h Mr. Faries' brother-in
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. El
win Bristol. Mrs. Bristol accom
panied them to Asheville where she
will be the house guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph J. Stone and her
family for the remainder of the
week. |
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosendale of
Ivook Out Mountain are spending
this week here with Mrs. Rosen
dale s mother. Mrs Dave Swan.
Mrs. E A. Wood has as her
house guests this week her sister
in-law. Mrs. Ada Groce of Lyman.
S. C. and Mrs. Ham of Duncan. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Candler of
Villa Rica. Ga., are guests of their \
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs L. B Nichols.
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Servicemen Must Renew
Drivers Licenses ByMail
Under New NC Law
The Motor Vehicle Department <
announced today a new driver'* |
license regulation that will affect
thousands of Tar Heel servicemen 1
stationed outside the state.
The new legislation passed by
the recent General Assembly be-.,
came effective July 1 and requires
out of state Tar Heel servicemen to
renew their operator's permits by
mall. |
I
Formerly no renewal was neces
sary so long as the driver was in
service at a military installation
outside North Carolina. <
However, after July 1 renew aU '
must be secured. Hi# agency said
applicants should notify the Motor
Vehicle Department shortly before
their license is to expire. A renew
al form will then be mailed for the
applicant to complete and return.
It must be signed by the appli
cant's commanding officer.
The ruliny applies ony to Tar
Heel military drivers outside the
state, the department emphasised.
Those within North P?rolina must
see a license examine:.
HOI'E FOR SAFETY . . . Highway Patrol Major Charlie Speed
and Bob Hope of Radio-TV-movIe fame got tog'ther on a topic cur
rrntly In the North Carolina news ? Slow Down and Live. The en
tertainment industry is lending a hand In the Tar Heel campaign
with traffic safety bits from such stars at Randy Scott, Amos 'n'
Andy. Debbie Reynolds and others.
Mrs. Moody, 81
Dies After Illness
1 Mi's. Mollie Russell Moody. S!.
[died Saturday. July 2. in the home
[of a sen. Reuben Moody near Hia
1 wassee. Ga. after a brief illness.
She war the daughter of the late
Reuben and Cynthia Dills Russell.
1 pioneers of Macon County.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Sunday in Bell Creek Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Willard McCray. the
Rev. Charles Hogsed. and the Rev.
Berlin Thomasson officiated and
burial was in the church cemetery
Survivors, in addition to the son.
include four grandchildren, seven
great-grandchildren, and one bro
ther George Russell of Hayesville.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge.
June Cruse Gets
WCC Scholarship
Miss Doris June Cruse of And
rews this week was announced as
the winner of a scholarship to West
ern Carolina College. Cullowhee.
She was one of a number of sons
and daughters of North Carolina
war veterans who are either de
ceased or disabled.
Among persons on the commia
sion awarding the scholarship was
Frank W. Swan of Andrews.
Judy Bristol
Honors Bride
Kiss Judv Bristol honored Miss
Jan Gay Neal. recent bride, with a
miscellaneous shower in the Bris
tol home on Thursday evening. Ap
proximately -10 guests attended.
After bridal games and charades
the bride received her gifts by
finding them in treasure hunts,
with information suspended from
two large white wedding bells.
A pink and white oler scheme
was noted in fill appointments. The
bride's table was covered with a
white linen cloth centered with an
arrangement of mixed garden flow
ers. A three tiered wedding cake
topped with bride and groom fig
urines was placed at one end of
the table.
Miss Beverly Clark of Richmond,
Va., cousin of the hostess presid
ed at the punch bowl. She was as
sisted in serving by Miss Ann
Bristol. Miss Pat Kilpatrick, and
Miss Gibson.
Gifts were also presented to Miss
Ann Bristol who leaves soon for
Washington. D. C.. Misses Cheryl
Faires of Charlotte and Miss Bev
erly Clark house guests of the Bris
tols.
Condition and yield reporvs made
by growers as of June 1 indicated
a N. C. rye crop of 2M.OOO bushels.
This is about the same as the 1954
crop.
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Good manner* and sportsmsnihlp
arc just as wcIcocm at th? card tabl*
as th?y arc on any othtr occasion
Whtft Vt f|( togjtfrfT with tU
friends or makt mm acquaintances.
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