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ENGAGED
- Mr. and Mrs. Ed English of
1 Murphy amtoance the engage
ment of the'r daughter, Joan
English, to Richard Sudderth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sud
derth of Murphy; Wedding
plans are tarompii te
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Stalcup
of Brasstown Route 1, a son,
January 2
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen of
Murphy, a daughter, Sherry Lynn,
December 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mauney of
Murphy Route "1, a son, William
Arthur, December 31.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Carver-Marshall
Wedding
Made Known
ANMEW8? Announcement ha*
been nude of the marriage of
t/3* William L. Carver, son of
Mr- and Mrs. Luke Carver of An
drews, to Miss P-tricia Jane
Marshall. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs- T. R. Marshalal of Abilene.
Texas.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. E. G.
Peak, pastor of the Corinth Bap
:1? Church of Abilene, November
*4 at the home of the bride's par
ents.
Attendants were Miss Patsy
Corley, maid of honor and Don
Cradic served as best man.
The bride If a senior at Abilene
High School. The bridegroom is a
graduate of the Andrews High
School and is stationed at Dyess
Air For:e Base, Abilene, Texas.
Among The Sick
Admitted to Providence Hospi
tal last week: Roy Payne, Wane;
Mr?. Tom McClure, Culberson
Route 1; Mrs. Wallace Sales.
Brasstown; Bertha Cross, Hayes
viU* Route 4; John Montgomery,
Murphy Route 3; John B- daugh
ter, Murphy Route 4; Mrs. Fred
Dereberry. Murphy; Gary Smart,
Hayesville; Steven Wells, Brass
town.
Off-farm income now accounts
for about one-third of farmers' to
tal net income, report's the U- S.
Department of Agriculture
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Mks Mary Frances
Alley To Marry
Frank RbbmH, Jr.
Kn. Porter Axley race*!? *n
M? cud tfce angacament af her
daughter. tUry Fmmm to frank
ItuaaeU Jr., aM K Ir. aad Mrs.
FTvak ktfall ef Kingston Pite.
Coecard, Tana
Ska Mda aUot te a daaghter of
;ha lata Aartar artyr.
1*a W?W?I la a gM<luate of
' Youaf Ham* College and Was
eyan Oo?e?e. If?e*>. fia. Ska te
aiptayad by .the Tem>esse? Valley
Authority in Kno<vlHe, 1%db.
Nr. Rossall wkx fradaatad from
Jje University . of Tennessee
There he araa f member of Sig-'
ma Nu Fr*tqraity! y
Hie wadding wiU be bold Jan
uary If. % p.m. 'at First Meth
odist Church.
MARBU2NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred MeConoeU
of Andrews recently moved inia
our community.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Shtridaw Gtbby
and sod, Larry, of C!e*?)?it4,
Tenn,, were Sunday guests of
relatives here.
Mr. and Mr*. Jackson Epps of
Atlanta, visited Mr?. Hpps par
ent*, Mr- (nd Mrs. Worth Palmer
here Sunday. ' ' . ' .
Mrs. Betty Wilson i* spending
'he winter month* With her (faugh
ter, Mrs- Jeff - TVt?H.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearlie Trull vis
ited in our community last week
A revival is being held at
Hyatts Creek Church. Everyone
is invited. .
Mrs. Florence Edwards of Bre
vard, was recent guest of her sis
ter, Mrs- Naney M?Han.
Mist Gertrude Griggs visited
Miss Betty Huskin last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Moore of
Gastonia, were recent guests of
their son and danghter-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Roy Moore.
Mrs. WiHard Baraett of Peach*
tree visited Mrs. Lissle Coffey
last week.
Mrs. Lee Coffey, Mr*. Roil in
Trull and daughter of Ohio, and
Mra. Hattie Jenkins were recent
guests of Lissie Coffey.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gibby re
turned home Sunday after spend
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MR. AND lIRS. HAROLD BARTON
Coafle Married At Bride's Home
Miss Palmer, Harold Barton Married
In Doable Ring Ceremony December 20
Miss Bennie Jo Palmer became
the bride of Harold B. Barton, son
of Mr. and Mrs Whitt Barton of
Murphy at 7:30 p. m- Saturday
December 20, at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Palm
er.
Th? Rev. J. Alton Morris, pastor
ing a few days with relatives in
Cleveland, Tenn.
Ray Hensley of Mableton, Ga..
visited his grandparents las'
week-end.
Louis Wffliams of the U. S. Army
visited friends during the holi
days
Jeff Trull and family were Satur
day goests of their daughter and
?in-iii-law, Mr. and Mrs- Garland
Dither.
Miss Barbara Sue Gibson re
turned Saturday from a visit with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Roy Hoibrooks in Copperhiil
of Murphy First Baptist Church
performed the double ring cere
mony. Wedding music w^s fur
ntshed by Mrs. Morris, pianist
and Miss Wanda West, soloist.
The couple entered the living
ropm together, unattended.
The bride wore a white lace
dress and carried a nosegay o|
white camellias.
Her fingertip veil was attach
ed to a crown of seed pearls.
Miss Jane Cook served as maid
of honor. She wore a light blue
lylon dress over s;tin and car
ried a nosegay of yellcw flowers.
Howard Barton, cousin cf the
bridegroom, was best man.
Immediately after the cere
mony, a reception was held in the
home. Mrs. Gladys Hinton and
Mrs. Joe Cook assisted in serv
ng
Mr. and Mrs. Barton left after
the reception for a short wedding
trip.
For traveling, the bride changed
to a brown sheath dress with
matching brow a accessories.
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80 Persons
Attend
Bourne Party
llr. and Mr*. Francis Bourne <
Jr., entertained at aa open house !
it their home on Saturday. I
The tea table, presided over by '
Mrs Francis Bourne Sr , I was 1
laid with a white lace cloth and J
centered with a silver candela
bra, holding green candles and <
white carnations. I
Mrs. Bourne's sister, Mrs. Bax- I
ter Taylor and daughter, Kathy 1
Taylor, of Asheville assisted In 1
entertaining.
Approximately eighty guests 1
called during the afternoon and
evening.
J?c<eakfast
?
Cute Down
On Fatigue
The importance of getting a
good breakfast tucked inside you
each morning cannot be overem
phasized. Health and beauty both
depend to a large extent on this
first important meal of the day.
: Your stomach has been without
food fcr the longest in 24 hours.
People who feel that they can't
?et bre kfnst down have a mis-]
taken notion about what break
J last must be. It needn't be bacon
; and egis and toe St. It needn't be
j the ?ame thing each morning. In j
j your grandmother's day, it was ,
; quite likely to be lambchops. fried
potatoes and apple pie. This was
j considered filling and, indeed it j
I was.
Don't depend on dry cereal day
in and day out. Take time to cook :
~crea! new and then. If a bunch
i cf grares and a softboiled egg
1 arre-il to you. h?ve them. But
j get thut breakfast, down.
Andrews Personals
Mr- and Mrs James Frrebw
had as tfce'r guests for the week-j
; end her mother, Mrs. V, G. Gray, j
| :nd her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs- Robert Booth
I jf Decatur, Ga.
Mrs- 0:a Scroggs has "returned
to Richmond, Va., after a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Alice Barnard. Other guests of j
Mrs. Barnard for the week-end !
were her brothers, J W. Swanson
and Glenn Swanson of Hayesville.
Sgt. and Mrs. V. G. Pallium ?
nd daughter, Hope, of Ft. Ber.
-g, Ga- were g'JesU of her
i ether, Mrs. J. H. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs Marlin West and
Itvgbttr. Cathy, have returned
a Si-artanburg, S. C., after a v,s
t here with Heir parents
Mrs. George Pullium had as her
;ut3ts fcr the week-e:;d her bro
ker and sister-in-law, Mr. ana
ill's. L. C- Phillips and her sister. ;
nd br<"thcr-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs.
V. B Ware all of Mar-etta, Ga.
Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick spent
ve week-end in Asheviile with re
latives.
M'ss Ruth Barnard has return
ed to Sylva after a two weeks stay
v'-th her mctlier, Mrs. Alice Bar
ard
~ Mr. and Mrs. Phil Longhurst
nd daughter, Susan, have return
d to Denver, Colo-, after a visit
with Mrs. J. H. Phillips. Other
guests over the week-end were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watts of
Marietta, Ga
Miss J;net Ennis has returned
j Erwin after a visit with her
;rother and sister-in-law, Mr.
nd Mrs. Marion Ennis.
Rev. and ^!rs<J. B. Gregory
fr. and daughters, Ann and Mar
ha of Rnbblnaville were guests of
' Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. B.
1 Gregory for several djys last
[ week.
9upt. and Mrs. J. E. Rufty re
turned last week after spending
the Christmas holidays m Brevard
with Mrs- Rufty's sisters. Mrs.
ludson McCrary and Mrs. Mit
heli Neely and with relatives of
tr. Rufty in Statesville.
O.E.S. To Meet
Murphy Chapter No. 10 Order
I if the Eastern Star will meet
Thnrsdry (tonight) at 7:*0 f in.
a the Masonic Hsll.
Mrs. Alice Mer-ey, worthy
, matron will preside.
Prcpcr winter care and storage
can prolong the life of farm mi
I chinery.
GOINGS AND COMINGS IN MURPW
S-'c tad Mr. fcd L ton
ind WW*. kMt M
urcaf .to Ft (Mn> Col*., foDnr
og ? vi?lt wtth Kn Brawn's pw
Mill, Br Mn. Ckw Moor*
Vka here witfektfft Moores dvrMg
he holWMti mprt- Mr. inl Mr*
rummy 'toon and Burke Edward
Moore.
Mra, tt?*rles G. ReavU and
chiMred, Van (art Uivld. left
last week lor their home tn Wins
ton-Salem ? following a visit with
Mrs. ReavU' parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Savafce Mr. Reavts
was heVe With them cfuring the
ChrUtmas holidays.
'* ?{* . .
Dougirs Burgess spent last
week in New York City as a
guest of Charles Curt. The Curls
were in Murphy this summer
when Rev. Curt served at guest
minister at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. 'Dick Forrest of New York
City is visiting her parents, Mr.
Mr- lai Mri *. V. Costello re
turned on Friday following a visit
with Mr. CosteUp's lajpily in
Georgetown, g. lira. Coo
tallo'a mother, Mr*. Hose PeoJa, .
la CreenvHle, ft. (? > ,
Mr. and Mr* Duke WhtUey ^
?pant Thursday and Friday with
the Rev and Mrs- A. L.- Maxwell
' in Sylva.
Mr. and Mrs * Harry Bishop
were in Kooxvilla for several dayt
last week.
o-o o-o Q*0 o-o
Mr and Mrs. Homer Ricks an
visiting Mrs. Don Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. W&4? Ricks and
sons, Frank, Richard, Bill and
Mark of Fort Worth, Tex., visited
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ricks and
Mrs. Don Ramsey of Murphy.
CHEROKEE
CHATTER
1(7 QPIE McKEEVER
, !
The HONCHO CLUB, composed
of seven of' Murphy's younger
set, which was formed with the
purpose of having a good time
and encouraging more organized
social life in the community for
teen-agers, gave a festive Christ
mas party at Duke's Lodge on
the 23rd.
The club, who won't divulge
the meaning of the secret word
"Honcho," is composed of GOR
DON DARNELL, GORDON BAT
ES, JOHN MORRIS, FRANK Mc
SWAIN, HARRY DUNCAN, JUN
IOR HANEY, and JIMMY MAS
SEY.
The Dutch supper, party was
attended by 18 couples. During the
evening dancing was enjoyed and
a visit was made by "Santa
Claus" Gordon Dprnell, dressed
in appropriate costume, who pass
ed out gifts to aU the guests.
Those attending* were BOBBY
HENDRIX and BRENDA HEM
3REE, HARRY - MATTOX ?nd
ANNETTE WHITE; ED GIBBS
.-nd CAROLYN BATES; GOR
DON DARtfETA *a n & SALLY
MORRIS; GORDON BATES and
GLORIA BOWMAN; BURT
BURCHFIELD and BECKY
RHODES; JOHN MORRIS and
BETTY WEAVER.
Also FRANK McSWAIN and
JUDY DAVIS; HARRY DUNCAN
ind I D_A BRUMBY; JUNIOR
HANEY and JANE? COOK; JIM
MY GIBBS and LYNN WHIT
LEY; PHIL MATTOX and KAY
DAVIDSON; JIMMY PARKER and
SECK HOOVER; BOBBY WEAV
ER and EUABETtl GIBBS;
MAC McEI.ROV and SANDRA
JONES; DOUG BjOWMAN and
?VTSY M.~CT URE-J GENE BAT
'_3 and JANICE CRISP; and
LONNIE HOOVER and PAT
BP.OWN. f
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-JEAN MAUNEY GREENE,
MARY RESSELL, ROSEMOND
MATTOX, KATHLEEN DAVID
SON- and out-of-town guest JAN
ET ENNIS, beautiful "ladiei-in
H" 't FRANK FORSYTH'S
gala New Year's Eve party?
ANNE WARD, calling froift Texas
en route to her home in Shifter,
Raftys Entertain
With Two
Tea Parties
ANDREWS ? Supt- and Mrs. J.
E. Rufty entertained with a series
of tea* Thursday and Friday of
last week to honor members of
the Andrews School faculty.
The affairs were held at the
home of the Rttftys' from 3 to I
p.m. on both days.
The holiday motif w*t observed
in decorations and. refreshments.
ON- OUR STREET
By SALLY DAVIDSON
Gal whose car wouldn't start,
gets out, raises hood, adjusts
something, gets in and drives off.
Some mechanic?
Young mother stepping out
Sunday afternoon wearing daugh
ter's pretty red sack dress.
Two teenage boys, carrying arm
load of ruffly, fluffy can-can pet
ticoats.
Regal dab To Meet
The Regal Club. will meet Fri
day at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Mrs- W. A. Bell with Mrs. Jessie
Zirbes as co-hostess.
With heavier production of cit
| rus fruits, supplies of fresh fruit
i should be larger in the first half
j ftf irse than they were a year
I e'rlier. . *
! California to wish everybody at
the. party a Happy New Year?
friends .greeting pre i y POLLY
HOUNSON ef Atlanta, formerly
of Murphy, who wai here visit
ing her brothel and sister-in-law,
FRANCIS and BETSY BOURNE
?the RED SHROEW5RS enthus
iastic about their recent vaca
tion trip1' to Florida and LI2 GRAY
just back fp>m Houston where
she visited her sitter and brother
in-lattr, KATE (Gray) and BILL
WOHLT and saw young niece
KSfiDtfY WHOLT for the first
jtiirie? the ARNOLfi BEERKENS
introducing their guest from Hol
land, JOCQS deCRUYTER, who
is visiting the Stttea for a year
I and presently living in Hacken
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