Andrews Personals
Kr. and Hit.
?ad cbUUm, Chart and Vyrm at
Poritee.
'ml day
days with MM. Rogera' moth
j' ar, Mrs. Lara Neiaoa, Andrew*,
j Rt J.
* Mra. Grady Qaraar and daugh
ter Virginia spent the
In Hayesrtlle aa guest at her i
ter, Mra. Paul Cunningham
FOOD
Although goldfish prefer live
food, such as flies, earthworms,
and moaqulto larvae, they also
will eat scrambled egg, chopped
lettuce, boiled spinach and even
ground dog biscuit
PERSONALS
? Mi*. CJT. Williamson awl dau
ghter, Sual ??K I4MB, of ItaMgfc
art visiting with Mrs. WBliamaoo
nothcr, Mr*. Tom Ailqr.
Dennis Caaata returned last Frl.
day to hla horn* hi OattaWKf*
after a week with hla grandpar
enta, Mr. and Mr*. R D. Chand
ler.
Mlaa Lola jctinaoc 01 Athena,
Georgia la visiting her aiatar,
Mr*. R. D. Chandler and Mr.
Chandler thla weak.
Mrs. C. F. Williamson and
daughters, Susie and Lynn, of Ral
eigh are viaiting Mi*. Williams'
mother, Mrs. Tom Axley.
Mrs. Don Wltherspoon has as
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Barbara Brown o t Chicago. Bar
grandsohb. Bob' andDoo Patton
?pant laat waak wltl) Mrs. WUbar
apoon aid fcsr aoo-ln-law and
daughtar, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Pat
tan and danghtar, Wanriti eanwfor
the weak and.
I Mrs. W. 1L Lay and son, BOly
returned Tueaday front a two
week'a visit with 'relatives In To
ledo. Ohio.
Mr, and Mhl Ted Penland at
Monroe, On. nad -JU& nnd Mrs. W.
C. King and son, Charles at dak
Ridge, Tenn. were week end
guests at Mr. Arthur
Jones and^Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Penland..
| Miss Mildred Nelson has return
ed from a visit with her cousin,
Miss Betty Lou Smith In Marietta,
Ga. and a visit in Atlanta.
Miss Jane Thomas is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geraldine Meadows
and Mr. Meadows In Atlanta.
Miss Ruth Pace and Miss Mau
rine Vass of Kansas City, Mo.
were house guests last week of
Jack Barnett.
Mrs. Panl Hyatt has returned
from a visit with' relatives and
friends in Decatte and Ball
Ground, Ga.
Mrs. Ethel Wolfe of Knoxville
is visiting her sister, Mrs, Clyde
Gennett and Mr. Gannett.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueck returned i
Wednesday from the Lions conven- 1
tion In Miami, Fla. and a side J
trip to Key West, Havana and!
Nassau, Bahama Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Elkina re- 1
turned Saturday from the Lions'
Convention In Miami, Fla and a|
trip to Key West.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Palmer of
Youngstown, Ohio were week
guests of Mr. Palmer's mother,
Mrs. Dixie Palmer.
Jack Barnett left Monday for
Western Carolina College, Cullo
whee where he will teach Business
Administration during the second
session of the summer school.
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Miaa Sharon Bryacm la apandtng
thla week ytth her cousina, Pal
ay and Don Taylor In Marietta,
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Mn, William B. .WoJOt at Sow
too. Texas u vulUnc her m other,
Mrs. J. B. Gray wd aiatera, Mrs.
Cloe Moon sad Us Gray.
Mr' and Mrs. L. U Maaon, Jr. I
had aa week and guesta, Mr*. Maa
on'a brother, diaries R. Nix, Mra.
Mix and children, Roger, Sharon
and Barbara of Charlotte. t
Mra. Maaan'a nephew, Mlckle
Nix of Aaheville la spending thia
week with hla aunt.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Agnew and
children. Bob and Clinton of
Summerville, Ga. spent the week
| end with Mr. Agnew's sister, Mrs.
W. A. Singleton, Mr. Singleton
and children. Sara Vamer who had
been with her grandmother, Mra.
Agnew in Summerville, returned |
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wooten ol
Rock Bin. 8. C. visited Mr. and
Mra. Quay Ketner last week end.
Mr. Wooten was assistant county
agent when Mr. Ketner was Cher
okee County agent.
Dick Ketner who is analyst with
Coble Dairies in South Boston,
Va. spent the week end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Quay Ketner, Mrs.
Bessie Dickson and Miss Frances
Dickson spent the 4th in Heflln,
j Ala. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| Mayfield.
Miss Frances Dickson who had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Buel
Adams in Bedford, Ohio, flew
home from Cleveland, Ohio last
week.
Rosalie Hyde, Beck Jo Ray,
Sherry Spence, Sheilah Stiles and
Mary George Baugh left Monday
to spend the week at the Truett
O. A. Camp near Hayesvllle.
They were accompanied by Misf?
Frankle Martin. *
Mr. and Mrs. Howard WatkinS
and children, Nancy and Linda 01
California, Md. visited Mr. Wat
kin's sister, Mrs. Joe Ray, Mr.
Ray and Becky Jo this week.
Mrs. Sallie Queen and Mis&
Beluah Queen had as guests ove.
the fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Queen of Elizabethton, Tenn., Miss
Elda Queen of Atlanta, Gloria anc
Gwinda Cagle of Knoxville, ant
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Bobo, Jr.,
and daughter, Sandra Lee of
Smyrna, Ga.
Joe E. Ray, Bob White, Hobart
McKeever and Bob Easley, Jr.,
have returned from Miami afte.
attending the Lions convention.
Mrs. John Garrett (Miss Marj
Ellen Payne) and baby, Donne*
Mae of Detroit, Mich, arrived here
last week to spend the summer.
They are occupying an apartment
at Mrs. McCall-Elliotts.
Folk School
To End friday
After two weeks of little folk
school, the school will be climax
ed by a final program Friday
night, July 13, at 7:30 in the com
munity room at the Folk School.
MrxsfriNM
Dies Friday
Mm. Mamie Leroy StrlbUng. (8,
died In an AjherUl* bosplUl Fri
day morning, July ? after a
month's Illness.
She waa a native of RosavWe,
Qa., a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mra. B. F. Leroy.
She waa married In 1*07 to Jack
Stribling who died In IMS.
They had lived in Andrew* for
a number of year*. Mra. Stribling
waa a member of Andrews Prea
byte rt an Church.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. William Pitt Walker of And
rews, and Mra. Harry Holp of
Highlands; a sister, Mrs. Ethel
Cobb and a brother, L J. Leroy,
both of Atlanta, Ga, four grand
children and one great-grandchild.
The body remained at Townaon
Funeral Home in Murphy till Sun
day when it was taken to the home
of Mrs. Walker In Andrews to re
main until the hour of service.
Funeral services were held at S
p. m. Sunday in Andrews Pres
byterian Church. The Rev. Arthur
McDonald officiated and burial
was in Valleytown Cemetery.
Pallbearers were A. B. Chand
ler, Jr., John Tatham, Jack Her
bert, Arnold Derre berry, W. O.
McKeldrey, and Charles Delan
?y
William IL Stiles
Buried Friday
William Riley Stiles, 84, of An
drews, died July 4 in a Andrews
hospital after a long illness.
He was a native of Swain' Coun
ty ,a son of the late George and
Deltha Cope Stiles. He was a
member of Indian Creek Baptist
Church.
He moved to Andrews in 1931
and was engaged in farming.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Zena Grant Stiles; seven sons,
Andy, Grady, Hariey, Hillie and
Glenn all of Andrews, Roy of Gas
tonia, and Walter of Cramerton;
three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Truett
of Andrews, Mrs. Ellen Kitchens
of Belmont and Mrs. Stella Jones
of Union Mills.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Friday in the Valleytown
Funeral Building with thfe Rev.
Jim Truett officiating.
Grandsons were pallbearers.
I v i e Funeral Home was in
charge.
St. Andrew's Class
Time Changed
Beginning Sunday the Adult
Bible Class at St. Andrew's Luth
eran Church in Andrews will be
held at 10:15 every Sunday. The
teacher is George Handura from
Clearwater, Florida.
The subject for Sunday is "God's
Plan for Salvation". Each period
is concluded by a discussion among
the members of the class. Invita
tion is extended to all persons in
terested.
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MURPHY, N. C.
THURS.-FRI. JULY 12-13
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Fain Kites Are
BeH Monday
Hairy Alfr^ff Fain, M, died aud
duly at a hurt Attack at 8:80 p.
m. Saturday, July 7, at his bom*
In Rockwood, Tenn.
Funeral services war* bald at 11
a . m. Monday In Rockwood First
Methodist Church.
The body ?u th?l brought to
I vie Funeral Homo In Murphy to
lie In state on* hour from 8 to 4
p. m. Graveside rltaa were bald
at 4 p. m. In Sunaet Cemetery with
the Rev. J. Alton Morris official?
ng.
Pallbearers were Jim Hembree,
Lrowiy Gantry, B. B. Cornwall, Br.
Sheridan and Hadley Dickey, and
Terry Davidson.
Honorary pallbearers were Wal
ter Mauney, E. C. Moore, W. T.j
and Frank Forsyth, Henry and
Paul Hyatt, Dr. R. 8. Parker, Fred
Johnson, Nell Davldaon, Nell
Sneed, Everett Nichols, Sheridan
' Stiles and John O'dell.
Fain was- a native of Murphy, ai
son of the late Allen and Ida Phil
lips Fain, prominent Murphy fam
ily. " -<*
He married Miss Jessie Kirk of
Dalton, Ga. in 1817 and lived in
Murphy till about 1938. He served
as city clerk for the town of Mur
phy for a number of ytfars. At the
time of his death he was employ- 1
ed at Oak Ridge, Tenn. He was a
shriner and a member of Rock
wood Methodist Church.
Surviving are the widow: one
daughter, Mrs. Betty Booth of
Rockwood; one son, Harry, Jr. of
Rossville, Ga. and four grand
children; three sisters, Mrs. Fan
nie Butt and Mrs. Maurlne Bryant
of Blue Ridge, Ga. 'and Mrs. Kloise
Sterrett a Presbyterian mission
ary to India; and one brother,
Allen (Toby) Fain of Murphy.
Henry A. Goodman
Dies Friday
Henry Abraham Goodman, a
bout 60, a salesman from Philadel
phia, Pa. died at 3:15 a;, m. Fri
[ day, July 0 in a Murphy hospital.
He was reported by E. L. Town
' son to be very ill when he
| arrived at the Cherokee Hotel
I Thursday and was taken to the
hospital. His death was attribut
ed by Dr. Whitfield to a heart at
tack.
Goodman had been stopping for
some time at the CJierokee Hotel
on his business trips here Mr.
Townson said.
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Members of the family came
here Saturday and his body was
returned to Philadelphia.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge..
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Andrews Personals
'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MMSow
and -daughter, Vfcki* of 8tmth?rsr
Ohio hare arrived to ?p?od a nca
tton with lb*. McCSurs's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Ervtn Nichols
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Sheldy
and chlldm have returned after
spurting a vacation of aeveral
weeks in Miami and other point*
In Florida.
Dr. and Mra: William HaacbaU
Ford, who have been the house
guests of Mr*. C. H. J arret* for a
weeks visit will leave tomorrow
(Friday) for El Pasoo, Texas
where Dr Ford la pastor of the
Frist Baptist church. Dr. and Mrs.
Ford were former residents ot An
drews at which time he served
as pastor of the First Baptist
church for a number of years. The
Fords are on a months vacation
and have spent part of it in Cana
da, Michigan and with relatives In
Atlanta. He filled the pulpit at both
morning and evening services at
the first Baptist Church Sunday.
Miss Ann Bristol left this week
for Washington, D. C. after a
two weeks vacation spent with her
parents, Mr. and Mra. Bruce
Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Chand
ler of Villa Rica, Ga., are guests
of their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Nichols.
Mrs. Agnes Humphrey and son,
Frank of Burgaw arrived Monday
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Wheeler.
Mr. ad Mrs. Ernest Derreberry
and daughter of Waukegan, 111.
are spending a vacation of two
weeks here with Mr. Derre berry's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brack Der
reberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wright and
son of Griffin, Ga., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams over
the week end.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Van
Gorder and children, Charles Jr.,
Kathy, and Susanne have return
ed after a months stay in Florida
and other points.
Miss Nichols
Given Luncheon
Miss Judy Nichols, bride-elect
of Mr. Jimmy Bellamy, was hon
ored with a luncheon shower Sat
urday, July 1, by Mrs. James
Whitfield, the former Carol Sue
Vaught, of Murphy. The luncheon
was held in the home of Mrs. Bil
lie Holland of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Summer flowers were used, and
the placecards carried out the
bridal motif. Those attending
were: Mrs. Holland, Carol and
Jane Keese, Miss Bobbie Tillman,
all of Chattanooga, Mrs. Ben
V aught and Mrs. James Whit
field of Nashville, Miss Fannie De
weese, Mrs. Ruth Cheney and the
honoree.
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