GRADUATES? Porter Odell
Griggs, coa of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Griggs, of Marble, N. C.
received his A. B. degree in ,
Journalism recently at the
University of North Carolina.
Kate Hunsucker
Graduates From
Berea College
Miss Coy Kate Hunsucker oi
Murphy was graduated from Berea
College June 2 with the B. A. de
gere in English.
Dr. Arancis S. Hutchins, presi
dent of Berea College, presented
the diploma at the school's 102 an
niversary commencement. Dr
Frank G. Dickey, president of the
University of Kentucky, was the
commencement speaker. He ad
dressed near 17S members of the
graduating class, faculty, parents,
and guests of the seniors.
Dr, Kenneth H. Thompson, asso
ciate dean of Berea College, pre
sented the candidates for diplomas.
Miss Hunsucker is the daughter
of Mrs. Luther Hunsucker of Mur
phy.
She is a 1953 graduate of Murphy
High School.
Valley River Club
To Meet With
Mrs. C. H. Jarrett
The June meeting of the Valley
River Garden. Club will be hel(
Thursday the 20th at the home o
Mrs. C. H. Jarrett, with Mrs. A
B. Chandler, Sr., as co-hostess.
MURPHY
Drive-In Theatre
Murphy, N. C.
THURS. & FRI.
Jane 13 - 14
Victor Mature
Michael Wilding
Anita Ekberg
''ZARAK"
SATURDAY
June 15
Double Feature
Russ Tamblyn
"THE YOUNG
GUNS"
?Also?
"THE NAKED
HILLS"
SUN. & MON.
June 16 - 17
Spencer Tracy
Robert Wagner
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MOUNTAIN"
TUES.&WED.
Jane IS - 19
Fr ankle Laine
Lncy Marlow
LAST
Mr,. K. C. Mhf ?
Brides With Ten
Mrs. Roy C Fuller, Jr., ?fc hoc
or guest at a tea given by Mrs. H
C. Fuller, Sr., Saturday May 22 a
the Fuller home on .Valley Rive
Avenue. ?
Other honorees in the receiving
line were Mrs. Shirley Hodges
Mrs. Lynn Few, Miss Carolyn Ale:
tnder and Miss Shirley Bates, re
cent bride and bride elects.
Misp Para McCombs met tb
guests at the door and introduce*
each to the honorees. ??
Mrs. Merle Davis invited tb
guests to register, after which the;
were invited into the dinipg roon
where punch, nuts and decoratei
cake were served from a beautiful
ty appointed table by Mrs. Ton
Axley, Mrs. Wiley Kinney, Sr
Mrs. Roscoe Wilkins, Mrs. Jen
Davidson and Mrs. Robert Bault.
The white cut work cloth covei
ing the dining room table was
family heirloom. Roses and loch
speer were used as a centerpiece.
The Fuller home was beautifull;
decorated using gladoilis, rose:
lilies, English daises and magnc
tia buds.
Catholic Ladies
To Hold ~i v .
Rummage Sale
The ladies of the Murphy Cath<
lie Chapel will conduct a clothin
sale Saturday at the former Iocs
tion of Trudy's Department stor<
The sale will be conducted fror
8 a. m. until 3 p. m. and they w!
display a complete fresh supply c
men's women's and children'
wear..1
All proceeds from the sale wi
be used for the benefit of socu
service work in Cherokee and Cla
Counties.
Four Bible-school Sisters hav
just arrived in Murphy to help i
long the social work during th
summer months, however, the
may not be able to be presen
at this sale.
RECEIVES DEGREES: Miss
Shirley Bates, daughter of Mrs.
Bertha Bates, of Murphy, re
ceived her A. B. degree in Ed
ucation and Music at the Uni
versity of North Carolina June
3. Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Ruth
Carringer attended the com
mencement exercises.
Andrews Lutheran
Church To Hold
Special Service
Confirmation of Class '57 wil!
take place this Sunday, June 16,
11:00 a. m., at St. Andrew's Ev.
Lutheran Church in Andrews. This
class consists of the following con
firmands: H?roldette Adams.
Nancy Baer, Janice Cagle, Lostei
L. Love and Lynn L. Love.
This group has completed a ^2
year instruction in the fundamen
tals of the Church and the particu
lar and specific teachings of the
Lutheran Church and major denom
nations.
In recognition of his scholastic
records and all around church acti
vities Lynn L. Love has been a
warded a scholarship to cover one
week's stay at Lutheridge Camp
ing Grounds this summer.
Legion Auxiliary '
Elects
New Officers -
The American Legion Auxiliary d
elected new officers at a meeting
tkeld Thursday night June 6 at the (
lome of Mrs. R. H. Foard. s
Mrt. Herman Edwards, presi 1
lent, presided and the meeting was s
>pened with the pledge to the flag r
The following slate of officers 8
were voted in to serve from July
1957 through June 1958, and will b4 a
nstalled at the July meeting. a
President: Mrs. Herman Ed- s
wards; first vice-president, Mrs -
Ben Warner; second vice-president, -
Mrs. John Bayless; Treasurer,
Mrs. R. H. Foard; Secretary and
Historian, Mrs. S. C. Burgess;
Sgt. at arms, Mrs. John A. David
son; Chaplain, Mrs. Tom Evans.
Rehabilitation chairman, Mrs '
F. V. Taylor; Publicity, Mrs. J
C. Townson; Child Welfare chair
man, Mrs. L. L. Mason, Jr.; and
Poppy Program chairman, Mrs.
Bertha Roberts.
Mr. jQhn A. Davidson of the
Veterans commission of North Car
olina explained the scholarship pro
gram offered to orphans of veter
ans in detail, and a question and
answer discussion was held. I
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Nichols left
Monday for Atlanta, Ga. and Villa :
Rica, Ga. They plan to attend the
style markets while away.
lerrg Ruth Smith
KtomHuf School
It Cmiiowhee, N. C .
Miss Jerry Ruth Smith left Sun
lay for Cullowhee to attend school
luring the summer months..
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. '
i. Smith of the Martin's Creek '
ection, she was jr fifth grade
eacher in the Martin's Creek
iehool the past year. She was also
nusic instructor for the school, 1
:rades one through eight.
Miss Smith plans to teiach school j
gain this year at Martin's Creek (
nd will start piano and voice les- .
ons in the fall.
USS Tenneseal |
y - Drain Roofing
8.50
Per Sq.
Dickey Supply Co.
Phone VE 7-2125 ? Murphy, N. C
A SMART INSURANCE
BUYER'S COMMENT
"I buy my insurance from an agent or broker lor the same
reason that I buy my honey from a grocer rather than from the
bee. While I might save money by dealing directly with the bee,
there's a possibility my lack of training, knowledge and ex.
periencc would result in my getting stung."
HYDE INSURANCE AGENCY
DIAL VE 7-2438 - Murphy, N. C.
MR. CAR BUYER:
Don't Be Misled....
BY THE FALSE OR MISLEADING CLAIMS
OF OUT-OF-TOWN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Every day, in the newspapers and on
television automobile dealers in the
larger cities advertise cars which they
claim are cheaper because they have a
larger volume of sales or because they
are willing to take a smaller percentage
of profit.
Right now, most of them are promoting
the theme that their larger volume en
ables them to make a smaller profit per
unit. Actually, no business can operate
without enough profit to cover its cost
of. operation and while it's true that
their volume is larger than the small
town dealers, their expenses are also
higher.
Rent is higher for the large city busi
nessman, taxes are higher and salaries
are higher, and, too, they must have a
large number of salesmen who are paid
a percentage of the price of every ear
they sell. Add to that their enormous ad
vertising bill and it's easy to see that
they, like everyone else, must have a
reasonable profit on every ear they sell
to stay in business.
Your local dealer can't afford to mis
lead his customers. His livelihood de
pends on repeat business because there
are not enough potential buyers in a
small town for him to be able to sell a
customer a "lemon*' then forget him.
He must and does guarantee every ear
that he sells, new or used, to be exact-,
ly as represented and if it's not, he will
make it good.
He is your friend and neighbor, and the
man who goes to your church and sup
ports your community. And in the long
run, any car you buy from him will be
cheaper by far.
This Message It Sponsored by the following Cherokee County AutomohUe Dealers
CHEROKEE MOTORS
Birick - Pontiac - Jeep - CMC Tracks
BURCH MOTORS
Ford
DICKEY CHEVROLET CO.
Chevrolet Oldsmobile
E. C. MOORE
. IMge ? Plynoath
EVANS AUTO COMPANY
ifirewg Wealeyai
Service Guild
Holds Heetbg
The Weslyan Service Guild of the
Andrews Methodist Church met
June 3, at 7:30 in the home W
Mrs. Charles Frazier with Mrs. J
E. Rufty as co-hoatess.
Mrs. A1 wayne Stratton president
presided over the business session
The program "Responsibility of
Women in Church and Commun
ity'" was presented by Miss Jean
Christy. .1 y
CAKD OF THANKS
We want to thank our many
friends for the kind new that wy
shown us during the illness and
death of our dear husband and
father. Also, for the beautiful
floral offering ana tne prayers and
kind deeds. God bless each of you.
Mrs. James Haggard
Ramona and Lamar
and Mrs. Margie Henson
Joan Lee Crisp of Peachtree is
spending this week with her aunt,
Mrs. John Donley and Mr. Donley.
FARMERS FEDERATION
Don't Forget
fathers
?ay
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Prince Albert . 89c
Geo. Washington 79c
Winstons 1.89
Camels 1.89
Salems 1.89
All Popular Brand Cigarettes
Regular . . 1.69 king-size : . 1.89
PALMOLIVE SOAP
Regular Size ? Bath Size
2 for 19c 2 for 27c
Blue Detergent SUPER SUDS
lge. size . . 33c giant size . . 69c
F A B - lge. size . . 29c giant. .73c
king size . . 1.27
AJAX CLEANSER 10c
LIQUID DETERGENT
VEL lge. ..55c king. .75c
Silver-Plated
Twin Candy Dishes
$|00 A
plus 1 box fop ?
Silver
UUSI HUE DfTwGwT
Connon premium in every package
REG. SIZE I GIANT SIZE
31c 69c
Large Fresh
COUNTRY
EGGS
3 Doz.
1.00
RYE FLOUR .10 lbs. 2.00
GREEN BEANS lb. 10c
IRISH POTATOES 10 lbs. 29c
LARGE RIPE
BANANAS lb. 10c
HICKORY CURED
SLICED BACON lb. 53c
COUNTRY STYLE ' \
PORK SAUSAGE.. lb. 35c
ALL REGULAR .
CANDY BARS 6 for 25c
YOUR. CHOICE " . 's-/ :
CHEWING GUM . ..... 3 for 10c
J F G .
SALAD DRESSING qt 39c
JPG MAYONNAISE qt 57c
JFG COFFEE lb. 95c
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