Society
? Me?f?fin9i
? Pmrtlt*
? Pertonmlg
? Cluk Actiriti+t
PERSONALS I
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Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davis and
ML and Mrs. Ilarve Elkins at- 1
tended the Southeastern Gilt Shew '
to-AlUnta this week.
H A. Mattox was in Raleigh for
sexeral d ys last week at a meet
ing ?f the Cumroiitee for the
Study of .'ublic School Finance.
Mr. and Mr*. W A. Singleton
and family spent lost week-end
in Summerville, Ox with Mrs
Singleton's mother, Mrs. Agnew.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson
of Sytea and Tommy Ferguson of
Chapel Hill were last week-end
guests of Mrs. Tom Evsns.
rWtofl there's no
insurance . . .
i it's even worse
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AecMeits can hap
pen uy time. With
adequate insnr
eoverage, yon
may take a big fl
laafial less. Pro
tect yonrself how.
Veil be glad to give
. > yea complete de
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For fall Information oa all types
of Insurance coverage, contact
ZlJ oa. Consultation without obliga
tion.
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
VErnon 7-2141
Murphy Andrews
FROVZDKNCB MKML
Mr. and Kn. Oliver Stephen
Wheeler of Andrews, a (on. S?e
phen Carroll. January 3
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wayne
Crisp of Murphy, a daughter,
Janet Elizabeth. January I.
Mr. and Mrs. BID Davis of,
Murphy Route J.' f daughter,
Cynthia Faye, January I
Mr and Mrs Alexander
of Murphy, a daugltfer. Janu
ary 12.
' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. HadWjr Stiles ef
Murphy Route 4. a daughter,
Marian Lee, January IS. ? -
? ?_
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Msney
of Ha yes vl tie Route 3, a son, Billy
Joe, January 15
Mr. arid Mrs. Hardy flfcigler of
Mftmhy Route S. a daughter. Shet"
ry Lynn, January 14.
.m' ?? J.
Mr. and Mrs. ThpiRat Flayer of
Murphy Route 2, a job, Jannary
M
Mr. and Mrs WilfoH Reaver* |
of Turtletown, Tenn., Route 1, a
son. January 17.
Mr. and Mr*. Theron McCray of
Hayesville Route 4, a son, Janu
ary, 18
PROTESTANT H06PITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hu?hes
of Btairsville, Ga., Route 1, a
son, December 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Robby Wilson of
Murphy Route 1, a son, Decem
ber 16.
Mr. and Mr*. Lofton Hatchett
it Murphy Route 2. a daughter,
December 28.
Dr. and Mrs Harry Dickey of
Murphy, a daughter, December 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wfiitaker
of Andrews, a daughter, Decem
ber 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones of
Murphy Route S, a ton, January
16.
Cherokee Row
Garden Club
Meet Piaiieri
The Cherokee *e#e <J?Tden
dub will meet Tuesday January
27, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
A. J. Headrick with Mrs. Herman
Edwards as co-hostes*
Mrs- Bill Wells and Mrs. Fr?d
Bates are in charge Of the pro
gram on "Dogwood Wanting."
OES To Meet
Murphy Chapter No. 10 Order
of the Eastern Star will meet to
night (THursday) at 7:30 in the
Masonic Hall.
Mrs- Alice Morley, worthy ma
tron, will preside.
TRUDY'S FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
We Must Make Room Tor Our JVetr Spring Merchandise /lrrlr
^ ing Daily. We Are Forced To Sell Our Winter Merehundlte
- At a Loll.
. Be Sore And See Our IS. 00 Back of
Drt? 1?.
?We Have Added Many
; mm
;llew Sizes and Styles.
We Have Also Added New
Sizes and Styles Te Oar
| *1 Skee and Dress Table
We Wilt Everyone To Have A Chance
fi MA Pair CM Shoee AM A Drm
ru $1 ? go We Have L mlted To One
Mr of Wwn or a Drees to a Coatomer.
See Our Rack of $2
One Table of Boys' Caps. Olri'a Blouses
Jewel CdVn, Fur Collars and Many
Other Items.
91.98 Each
H
Ladles New Style Spring
Presses ? Wash A Ware
93.99 - 98.98
TRUDY'S tome fiirrlg for the HeH
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Jfarjr Frames Adajr Married lb Rrank
RasseM, Jr, At First Meftedist Church
Mil Miry Fmkm xxl*y,
?^tufhwr at Mm Farter Axley
and the late Mr Axley, became
the bride of Freak Ruaaeli Jr.,
can of Mr. and Mrs Frank Rus
-ell of Kingston Pike. Concord,
Tenn., Saturday, January IT at
the First Methodist Church
11* Octatt; ring ceremony was
I>rr'orme8' ty the Rev R T:
Hoots Jr., yid music was furnish
ed by Mrs. Dlike WHlfley, organist
and WfW^b tdx, who sang -Where
Rre You WBIk" end Th?|- Lords
Pr?y?r.,k Y- v v., t.
The brde, given in 'marriage
by her brathef ii^law, Felix Ed
ward Palmers wore a white wool
empire dress with a bodice ol
wool lace.
Her v?*l ft illusion was attach
ed to a bandeau of seed pearls and
the carrlett a white prayer book
topped With a ' white orchid- Her
drly jewelry was a string of
pearts, i' jlh of the bridegroom.
Mrs. T&it. Palmer, the bride's
slefet, Wip m"*tron-o^honor. She
wore a wool empire dress with a
matching sequin hat and an orchid
corsage;/,. .
, . Follo*ing the . ceremphy the
bride's fn other was hostess at a
receptifin in the ' social hall of the
chuMh. i .
Assisting at the reception were
Miss X-oila .Hay PS, Miss Clara Mc
Combs. Miss Addie Leatherwood,
Miss Kate Hayes, Miss Emily
Sword Mr* Lloyd Htsdrix. Mr*.
Prtnk Fortyth, Mrs . Bryan W
WtWtekJ, Mr*. John tfkyleis. Mrs
J. W Davidson, and Mr*. Ned
Howell.
Out-of-town guests ware Mr.
and Mrs Prank Russell Sr., Dr.
and MM Me oka, Mr and Mr*.
Lloyd Smith, Mr. George Queen
er, Mrs. N. Z Deweese and Mrs.
Wade Hancock. all of Kno-.ville;
Mrs Wilt PenUnd, Mrs Ralph
i PeMand, Miss Loo Ann Penland,
i Mr. and Mrs. KtmnMh WooJard
and daughter, Elaine. Mr. and
, Mrs. George Thompson, of Hayes
. vi|le; William Fwi of Young Har
I ris, Ga ; Mr. and Mrs. Ned How
' ell and son, Charles, and Mrs.
Charles Burgin of WaynesviUe
For going away the bride wore
a coronation blue wool suit and a
white satin hat with navy acces
sories and a white orchid cor
sage. The couple are spending
their wedding trip ta the sooth.
Mrs. Russell iras entertained
prior to her wedding at a bridal
shower given by the Wesleyan
Service Guild of the First Metho
dist Church on Thursday, January
15. Guests at the shower were
members of the :Hurch.
On Friday evening Mrs. Porter
Axley, the bride's mother, gave a
I buffet supper for the wedding
| party and out-of-town guests at the
1 Methodist Church. Thirty guests
i were invited.
Dave Garroway Finds It Impossible
To Ifeep Secrets From His Wife
WOUli> fOVR HUSBAND en
joy ha vine Vou watch him at his
work?
Chance* are po. men being sus
picious of -.women'S motives about
such things- But one man, who
can't av?m it, fends it's not had
at all
"My watches roe at work
every morning," declares TV
broadcast* Dave Garroway,
"and as * g- matter of fact she's
my' beat criUc. She comments on
everything from my crooked
necktie to the day's guest, and
offers roe very helpful advice."
Dave attributes many of his
constructive programs suggest
ions to Fatbela. his wife.
"After .all,'? he says, "50 per
cent of iny viewer* ape supposed
to be housewives, so we try to |
pace the program with that in ]
mind. I try to ask questions ofj
guests that appeal to the average
listener. Missiles and mental r
health are just as Interesting top
ics for women viewers as family
topics, it would seem."
Dave was amazed not long ago
when he offered the Rockefeller
report, an involved treatise on the
military aspects of international
security, to his listeners. There
were 211,000 orders from women.
"Most women want to know
more about things that jeopardize
their welfare, security and hap
piness, homes, children and hus
bands. My wife is a new mother
and she has become more inter
ested recently in world problems
because she is concerned for our
child's future."
Dave, who is 44, says one is
never too old to begin a family,
even if he'll be old enough to col
lect Social Security when the
child is entering college.
"So what if you are 65 when
your child i& 20? Don't let that
stand in the way of having a fam
I DEATHS
km. mum v: UN
Mr. AMH? Qomb. ?. ?< Bob
UMvflia, dtod at I p.m. Thurt
day after ? long ttlnesa
She U ronrtved by two daugh
ters, Mrs. MolUe Nichols of ,T*I
llco Plains, Term., Mrs Caroline
-WaWroup of Robbinsville: one son,
! John Queen of Robbinsville; and
,20 grandchildren.
Funeral services were he'd at
Lone Oak Baptist Church Satur
day at , 2 p m with Rev. Jim
Parr officiating Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Townson Funeral home in
charge of arrangements.
J- i
I. EE CRISP
Lee Crisp, 77, died at his home I
near RobblnsviUe at 4 p.m. Sun
day afternoon after a long ill
I ness.
Mr. Crisp was a life long resi
I dent of Graham County. A son of
| the late Harrison and Josephine
Dorsey Cri?p.
Funeral services were held
t Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Old Mother
Church
The services were conducted by
; the Revs. Otis Orr and Gurley
! Stewart.
Burial was in the Church Ceme
tery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
, Delia Autry Crisp; one daughter.
I Mrs. Clyde Brooks of Robbinsville;
I three sons, Talmadge Crisp of
; of Robbinsville, Oakley Crisp of
Pe Ridder, La., and Otis Crisp of
Salisbury, N. C.; two brothers,
Lawrence and Harley Crisp both
lly ? I expect to have a few more
children, at least two within the
next 10 years, God willing."
Dave has one child by a pre
vious marriage. He was in the
military service when the first
; child was born, and (or sever"4
I years after, so he feels he is "ex
periencing fatherhood for the first
t^me."
Pamela was a ballet dancer
and radio producer before she
m rrled Dave, and some time
may even want to go back tnd try
her had at working again. Dave
will not object.
"Pamela's _ only complaint is
that she doesn't see enough of me.
I get one day off every two weeks.
She complains about that and so
do I," laughs Dave.
Although he rises at 4 a.m. to j
1 get to the broadcasting studio by .
5. somehow the time has never'
coincided with the feeding time
of the baby, David i Cunningham
. Garrowry.
"But Pamela appreciated hav
, in? company during those early
weeks when she was warming the
first bottle," he says.
J Robhinirilk; ui Mftn fraud
an. Ktmiain atomy
Mrs IHiabatfa A u berry, 10, of
Route I, Mineral Bluff, Ga? died
at ? p it. Monday at bar bona af
ter a long Illness.
Surviving are two daughters,
MUses Ruby and Cosby Auberry
and one sod, Wayne all of the
borne and two sisters, Mrs. Lewis
W.ters, and Mrs. Luther Tarp
ley of Mineral Bluff.
Services were conducted at 11
a m. Wednesday at the Oak Grove
Baptist Church, by the Revs. A.
H Hunt aad E. J. Henry. Burial
wrs in the church cemetery.
Townson Funeral Homf was
in charge.
MAUNEY INFANT
William Arthur Mauney. two
weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Mauney of Murphy Route
1 died at 2:30 Tuesday in a Mur
phy hospital.
Surviving in addition to the par
ents are two brothers, Claude
and Mifchael of the borne; tbe
maternal grand parents, Mr- and,
Mrs. Arthur Reece of Warne; and
the p?ternal grandfather, Mr. and
Mrs. George Mauney of Murphy.
Graveside rites were conducted
at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Peachtree
Baptist Church Cemetery. The
Rev. G. E. Scruggs was in charge.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
CHESTER STROUD
Chester Stroud, three-weeks-old
son of Homer and Lucy Bradley
Stroud, died at 6 a.m. Saturday in
the home on Shooting Creek after
a short illness.
Graveside rites were held Sun
day at the Bethabara Church of
God in the Shooting Creek sec
tion.
Rev. Thomas conducted the
rites.
Surviving in addition to the par
ents is a sister, . Rita, of the
home.
Ivie Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
B&PW Club Hears
Talk On Career
Advancements
Mrs. Virgii>a Scroggs gave a
talk on "Career Advancements"
at the meeting of the Business
and Professional Woman's Club
on Monday^ January 12." ?
The dinner meeting was held ?t
the New Regal Hotel and twtnty
members were present.
Mrs. Robert Weaver is club
president
Among the Siefc
Admitted last ?m k to Provi
dene# Hospital: Sloxom Bailor.
M-rphjr; Hit . Jama* raekott,
BlalrsvUle Bout* S; Mr*. S. A.
Browning, Murphy; Mr*. Flora
Brock m an, Murphy Route I; Jen
ny English, Murphy Route 1; Jes
se Gordon Louder milk, Murphy
Route 2; Michael Sneed, Murphy;
Mrs. AHee Sea bolt, Murphy
Caswell Training
School Program
Given Ath Meet
A program on Caswell Training
School was given at the January
meeting of the Woman's Club last
Thursday evening at ihe Power
Board Building.
A film on the School wag sho&n
by Mr. John Jordan, followed by
a t Ik given by Mrs. Johnsie
Nunn. The Woman'* Clubs of the
State help to support Casewell
School*
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Holland McSwain, Mrs. L. L.
Mason Jr., Mrs. P. J. Henn, and
Mrs. L. D. Schuyler.
During the business session led
by the president, Mrs. Paul Hill,
a committee was appointed to
nominate officers to be elected at
the next meeting.
The committee U composed of
Mrs. L. D. Schuyler, Mrs. Char
les Wood, Mrs. Anne Phillips.
A benefit bridge was planned
for January 30 to be held in the
recreation room of the Kpiscopal
Church.
Woman's Club representatives
on the Wagon Train steering com
mittee are Mrs. Kenneth God
frey, Mrs. Herman Edwards, and
Mrs. Bill Hodges.
PERSONALS
Hobart McKeever spent last
week-end in Atlanta on duty with
the Navy Air Force Reserve.
Mrs. Charles Burgin r.nd her
daughter, Mrs. Ned Howell, of
Waynesville were guests of Mr.
and Mrs- Harvc Elkins last week
end
Dave Moody, Ronald Ressell,
Robert Ensley, and Roscoe Wilk
ins spent Saturday and Sunday in
Ienoir where they attended the
State Lion's Midwinter Conven
tion.
C. L. Alverson and Dave Town
soi were gucs*s at the Ashevllle
Chamber of Commerce banquet
lieid in the city a ltd 'I or turn or
Saturday evening.
The Newest of Everything Great !
? The Greatest of Everything New!
Smart looking? You bet! And comfortable, too!
Snwt, styling is important in a new car. You expect a new car to be sleek and smart ? oat not at the expense of comfort.
Yfct 111 tfying to design a car as low and modern looking as the Swept-YVing Dodge, some "59 cars have practically designed
out the people. Not Dodge. It's designed fcroand ymt. It's easter to get into (no protruding door posts), easier to get out
of (tib High door sills to trip over), more comfortal sit in (there's room to spare). All this and Swivel Scats, tool
New '59 DODGE
? ? ? ? ? Be sura to watch the "Dodge Dancing Party" wtth Lawrence Walk every week on ABC-TV. Check your paper for time and channel.
DODGE E. C. MOORE PLYMOUTH
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107 VALLEY RIVER AVENUE MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
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