Katheriite Miller
Receives
Master's Degree
Miss Katherine Sue Miller, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Miller.
at Fayetteville, N. C., formerly of
Murphy, has completed the require
ments for a master of science de
gree in pharmocology at Emory
University at Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Miller received her B.A. De
gree from Agnes Scott College in
1957.
She has accepted a position as a
research assistant with the E. R
Squibb Company of New Bruns,
wick. New Jersey.
Miss Miller will visit for two
weeks in Fayetteville with her par-|
ents before leaving for New Jersey.
Mrs. Miller has accepted a position
as medical librarian at Womach
hospital at Fort Bragg. -
Norma Crawford
Honored
With Shower
ANDREWS ? Miss Norma Craw
ford, bride-elect of Russell Pope,
was honored with a miscellaneous
shower Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Wi^jurn Iverster.
A colof motif of pink and white
was observed in the decorations of
the room. The tea table was cen
tered with a low crystal bowl of
pink and white asters.
After the opening of the gifts the
hostess, assisted by her sister Miss
Elizabeth Kilpatrick, served re
freshments to approximately 30
guests present.
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MPW Chdi ??
TU Murphy Budew ud Pro tm
ikwul Women's Club had theta
monthly meeting at the ham* oi
Mrs. Hugh Howard an Monday,
Aug. 10th.
Plans were gotten underway (M
the District Meeting which will
be held la Murphy on Octobei
11th. ?
The following committees were
appointed for this meeting: Chair,
man: Mrs. Gertrude Worthen: dee
orations. Mrs. W. A. Hoover; De
votional, Miss Emily Sword; favors,
Mrs. Otis Gulledge and Mrs. Rob
ert Bruce: Finance. Mrs. Douglas
Smith; Registration. Mrs. Harry
Lovingood and Mrs. C. L. Alverson;
Invitations, Mrs. Glenn Patton;
Reception, Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Miss Emily Sword was in charge
of the program following a picnic
supper.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee and
their two children left Saturday for
Asheville enroute to points in Flori
da where they will spend a vaca
tion. Mr. Gee is manager of the
local A&P store. Walter their son,
will make the trip with them while
Martha ^ will spend the time with
her grandparents in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delaney
are spending this week in Fontana
Village. They were joined there
by the Willifords of Le Grange,
Ga., former residents of Andrews
who are spending a vacation in
Andrews.
Retecca Grant of Franklin spent
the week-end with her grand-par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Grant. She
was accompanied home by her
cousin Charlie Delaney
Mrs. Ola H. Williams of Calder-j
wood, Tenn., and son were guests
of her father, Harve Hamilton, for
the week-end and attended the
Crawfords-Pope wedding.
WKjPf
?Miss Mary Gibaon
Miss Mary Gibson Becomes Bride
Of Alvin Jesse Stiles Of Franklin
ANDREWS ? Miss Mary Ruth Gib.
son became the bride of Alvin Jes
se Stiles of Franklin, Friday in a
ceremony held in the First Baptist
Church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy A. Gibson and the
bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Stiles of Franklin.
The Rev. Bob Jackson, pastor of
the Foodfin Church of God in Ashe-|
ville officiated and a program of
nuptial music was presented by
Mrs. Robert Heaton organist and
Mr. Daniel Vaught of Cullowhee
vocalist. I
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Floor baskets of white gladioli
and tall wrought iron urns of white
asters and Shasta daises flanked
by white tapers in candelabra were
used in decorating the church.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a wedding gown of
embroidered lace over satin, fash
ioned with yoke, high neckline with
long sleeves that ended in points
over the wrists,. Festoon patterns
of lacp appliqued on the full triple
tiered skirt. Her veil of illusion fell
from a coronet of seed pearls and
sequins. She carried a white Bible
topped with white orchids and step
hanotis with a cascade of rib
bon streamers.
Miss Joan Gibson of Hayesville
was her cousin's maid of honor.
She wore a waltz length gown of
Romance blue chiffon over taffeta.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. June Evans
of Winston-Salem a former class-'
mate of the bride. Miss Martha
Derreberry and Miss Judy West,
both 'of Andrews. They wore identi
cal gowns of nest blue taffeta fash
ioned with full skirts and bow backs
with matching bandeaux. Their
bouquets were Better Times roses.
LUtle Miss Sharon Allison of
Knoxville, Tens, niece of the bride
was flower girl. She wore a blue
dress of organza and carried a
basket of rose petals. Doyle Stiles,
cousin of the bridegroom served as
best man. Ushers were David
Gibson, brother of the bride and
Bobby Gibson a cousin.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the church parlor.
Mrs. Daniel Vaught of Cullowhee
and Mrs. Keith Allison of Knoxville,
Tenn. sisters of the bride presided
at the bride's table. They were as
sited by Mrs. Floyd Gibsoh an
aunt, Mrs. Woodrow Cox and Miss
Meredith WMtaker.
The table was covered wita a
lace cloth, pink and white snap
dragon* in a crystal and silver
epergne formed the centerpiece. Tall
tapers in crystal holders completed
the arrangement.
A dress of pink lace with white
carnation corsage and matching ac
cessories was worn by the bride's
mother. The mother of the bride
groom was attired in a beige lace
dress with matching accessories
and white carnation corsage.
The bride is a graduate of the
Andrews High School and also Is a
graduate of Tennessee Wesley an
College. Athens. Tenn. where she
received a B.S. Degree In June.
She was ? member of Kappa Delta
Pttf SPJority and the Tennessee
Wesleyan Choir. She will teach ir
the Andrews City School tyiis year.
The bridegroom has completed
four years of military training and
holds a M.A. degree from Western
Carolina College, Cullowhee. He li
employed in the Post Office ill
Franklin.
The bride chose a going -away
costume of ice blue suit wipi white
accessories aqd tfte orchid dftacbed
from her bridal bouquet for a trip
by ear through scenic sites hi Flor
ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Swinger of
Charlotte were guests of her aunt
Miss Elisattefh KB p^trlck for the
week-end.' Mrs. Swanger a recent
Miaa M-KU
CHATTER
Doctor, Imv, wprtiii. chief
Murphy' i C?u?ge population I* Kit
tend hi titer tad yon this summer
but are makiag this a profitable
vacation.
Keeping busy with vacation Jobs
are BERT BIBCHFIELD. Mars
Hill, employed la construction
work. JOHN MORRIS. Wake For
est. engaged la surveying, and Don
Amos. UJU.C.. who is working ui|
a factory in Macon, Ga.
Bobby Easley, UJTjC. has re
lieved his parents of a great deal
of the care of their new chicken en
terprise along with the help of sis
ter, SARAH, who attends Girls
Preparatory School in Chattanooga.
CHARLENE DAVIDSON, future
sophomore at Brevard, is gaining
experience in the field of business
as secretary for the summer to the j
law firm of McKeever and Ed
wards ??
PATTY WORTHEN, who is en
rolled at W.C.T.C., U "chief cook
and bottle-washer" at the Worthen
household, and ANNETTE WHITE,
Carson-Newman, and CAROLYN .
BATES, Truett-McConnell, are do
ing secretarial work at the First
Baptist Church.
In the field of nursing RAMONA
HAGGARD and GLORIA BOWMAN,
who continue to study the year,
the year round. Ramona is at Pied
Hospital, Atlanta, and Gloria is
attending at Grady Hospital Nurs
ing School in Atlanta.
HARRY MATTOX has recently
been released from the Marine
Corps after two years of service
and plans to enter the University
of Georgia in September. Among
I boys connected with the service are
I ~
FRANK McSWADC. CJf.C. Mam
mon who has no? Hy returaed
from an N R.0.J.C. cruise, and
GORDON BATES, W (5.T.C. gradu
ate, who hai Just gone Is to the
Amy Gordoa was married la V ai
de* last week to a Cullowtee class-'
mate.
WALTER MAUNEY, who enters
V.S.C. medical school this fall, Is
working part-time at Mauney drug
store. Another U.N.C. medical stu
dent is JAMES SMITH, and ROB-]
B1E HOROWITZ. Carolina honor
student, will enter law school there
in September,
BECKi RHODES and JUDY
DAVIS are helping at home and
visiting classmates from the Uni
versity of Georgia, and BETTY
WEAVER, an upcoming Duke Sop
homore, is making quite a hit with
her program on Radio Station
WCVP. NANCY SALES, who will be
a Carolina senior this year, is do
ing part-time work at Fayola's.
Among tjie summer school clan
are BILLY HUGHES. W.C.T.C.,
IDA BRUMBY, rising seniot and
Y.W.C.A. prexy at Brenau College,
who attended Young Harris, and
ED GIBBS, who was at W.C.T.C.
for six weeks this summer and will
study pharmacy in Atlanta in the
fall. EDWIN HENDRIX, who drop
ped out of school for a period to
go into business, is busy with books
this session at W.C.T.C. and plans
to become a teacher.
Popular life-guards and swimm
ing instructors at the Murphy pool
are BILL BROWN |NG,U.N.C., and
HUBERT SNEED, who is studying
for the ministry at Kings College in
Tennessee. JIM HENDRIX, Wake
Forest student last year, plans to
go to the University of Georgia this
fall, and GENE DOCKERY, U. of
Ga. graduate this year, is employed
in the forestry service.
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