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mm. oris mceeeveb Corn - Dockery Wedding Annouced Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Corn Jr.. of Young Harris, Georgia announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Carolyn Corn to Eugene Dockery of Murphy and Homer ville. Georgia, on Saturday, Au gust 15. Tbe bride received her Associate Arts Deree and Business Diploma from Young Harris CoHege in March She is at present employed by the Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Murphy. The groom is the youngect 9on of Mr. and Mrs: Hayes Dockery Sr., ? of Murphy, North Carolina. He attended Western North Caro ~ lina College and the University of ~ Georgia where he received his B.S.j ? Degree in Forestry in June. He Ls ? employed by the Georgia Forestry ? Commission in Homerville, Georgia ? where the young couple will reside ? after September 1. "PLANS SUPPER ~ The Tri-State Rock Hound Club ? Willi hold a barbecue chicken j supper at the club at Brasstown -September 5 _ Cost will be 75 cents for children and $1 for adults. 1 Miss Noama Orr Weds Janes S. Hall Miss Noams Bernie* Orr and James Steven Hall were married Wednesday August II at 4 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Stiles of Murphy. The Rev. Marvin Hampton per formed the ceremony, Mrs. Joyce Vault of Hayesville was maid of honor and Buddy Vault served as best man. j The bride wore a light blue out. fit. her corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Hall is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Orr of Robbins ville. She is a senior of the Robbins ville High School. Mr. Hall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall of Hayesville. He is with the U. S. Army Stationed in California. He will leave for Germany August 28. Mrs. nail plans to join him la the spring. Bridge Party Hold At Whitfield Home Mrs. B. W. Whitfield and Mrs. Ed Harshaw entertained at dessert bridge parlies on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, August 18 and 19, at the home of Mrs. Whit field. High score prizes were won by Mrs. S. P. Horowitz, Mrs. John Smith. Mrs. Eva Nell Lauria, and Mrs. J. B. Gray. Mrs. Joe Hay, Mrs. Ed Reynolds, Mrs. W. M. Fain, and Mrs. Dale Lee were winners of the floating slam prizes. Twenty-four guests were present at both parties. Visitors' Night At Catholic Chapel All are cordially invited to attend "Visitor's Night" at the Catholic Chapel. The special services will be held on Sunday and Monday evenings. August 30 and 31, beginning at 8 o clock. The missionary preacher. Rev. Ken Ilofman. will deliver the message. After the services, there will be a condncted tonr of the chapel. Many things that you have often wondered ahont will be explained. Visitors without cars may call at the rectory for transportation. You Are Welcome The Chapel Is Located On High way 19 Next To West's Motel BACK-TO-SCHOOL CHECK LISi j THE END OF SUMMER AND THE BEGINNING OF A NEW SCHOOL YEAR SHOULD FIND YOUR YOUNGSTER WELL PREPARED. HERE IS A CHECK LIST TO USE IN MAKING YOUR PURCHASES. ?????? ? I? WRITING MATERIALS ENCOURAGE ORGAN IZA* > TION IN YOUR CHILD BY BUYING A KIT CONTAIN S IMG PENCILS, ERASERS, _ ANO A BALL POINT PEN. CRAYON PENCILS, TM. ESPECIALLY IN THI LOWER GRADES, ARE USEFUL CLASS ROOM AIDS. NOTEBOOKS RUGGED HMO COVER WW BOOKS ? EXCEL LENT FOR PRIMARY WADES; LOOSE-LEAF NOTEBOOKS FOR HIGH ER GRADES. DON'T FOR GFT fir iiyrnwr fufm tc 10 HOLD LOOSE-LEAF PACES IN PLACE. TYPEWRITER TYPEWRITTEN BOOK REPORTS AND TERM PAPERS MERIT HIGH CRADCS IN NEATNESS AND ORGANIZATION. LFtlBtUTY WINS ONI M APPROVAL OF rus. LUWH BOXES RETAIN THE ORIGINAL FRESH FLAVOR OF THE LUNCH YOU PACK BY USING A LUNCH BOX. THE YOUNGER SET PRE FERS STORYBOOK AND TV PERSONALITIES ON THE COVER. HtOEX TAit BRIGHTLY COLORED DFX TABS INCREASE^ YOUR YOUNGSTER'S EF- x FICIENCYWMEM HE CAN TURN TO THE RIGHT PAGE IN HIS NOTEBOOK WITH A FLIP OF THE LOSSES BY 10?*TIFY!NC BOOKS. SCHOOL BAlio BF SURE YOUR YOUNG STER MAS A WATER. PROOF BAG ONE THAT IS WELL REINFORCED At THE BOTTOM AMD POINTS OF WEAR. AND CLASSROOM WORK REQUIRE THE SOT A STAPLER. THE GUARANTEED T 50" SWlNGUNE STAKER. NO BIG H THAN A RACK Of OOM. FILLS A VARIETY Of NEEDS AND RAISES GRADES ? THROUGH NEATNESS AND ORGANIZATION ^ Of MATERIAL. RECOMMENDED rOR OIND- ^ INC, MOUNTING AND SPECIAL PROJECTS. Norma Crawford Becomes Bride Of Russell Pope ANDREWS? Miss Norma Craw ford became the bride of Russell Pope of Charlotte Sunday afternoon Aug. 16 in a ceremony held at the First Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson Craw ford of Andrews, and the bride groom is the ?m of Mr. aad Mrs. William Pope of Mooresvflle. The Rev. Thomas C- Christmas Jr.. pastor officiated and a pro gram of wedding music was pre. sented by Miss Nadine White of Charlotte, organist and Mrs. Char les Freel vocalist. Given in marriage by her father. , the bride wore a wedding gown of magnolia white satin, floor length, fashioned with a fitted Chantilly lace bodice with bouffant skirt of satin. Her illusion viei was attach ed to a Juliet cap of lace and seed , pearls. She carried a bouquet of I while carnations with ribbon streamers. Mrs. Carroll Swanger of Char lotte a former classmate, was her matron of honor. She wore a prin cess style dress of pink taffeta and lace with matching lace bandeaux with fllration veil attached. Bridesmaids were Mrs. J. B. Hamilton Jr., of Morristown. Tenn., sister of the bride; Mrs. Billy A. Lutz of Marietta, Ga., another sister of the bride. They wore iden- j i Meal gowns or powder blue lace and taffeta designed along prin- . cess lines, and Miss Gay Moore of Stanley a former classmate wore pink taffeta and lace, identical to matron of honor. They carried : baskets of mixed summer flowers. | Mr. Pope served his son as best man and ushers were: Benny | Stuart and Mark Lane both of Charlotte. Immediately following the cere mony, a reception was held in the church parlor. The bride's table was centered with a centerpiece of pink asters, white tollies, and gypsophlia. Mrs. Roy Williams, aunt of the bride and Miss Darlene Powers, a former classmate pre-1 sided at the table. They were assist-' ed by Mrs. Golman Roper, Mrs. Vernon McGuire, Miss Ruth Hamil ton and Mrs. E. Nicholson. The bride's mother was attired in a blue dress with matching ac-, cessories and wore a corsage of white carnations. The bride groom's mother chose a dusty rose sheath with matching accessories and wore a corsage of pink carna-' tions. The bride is a graduate of And drews High School and attended Western Carolina College where! she majored in Business Education. | She is employed with the City of Charlotte as secretary. The bridegroom is a graduate of Mooresville High School and attended Western Carolina College.1 He is employed in Charlotte. After a wedding trip to Blowing Rock and Virginia they wiH be at home in Charlotte. For traveling the bride wore a powder blue dress with all white ' accessories. Her bridal gown and { going away costume was designed | and custom made by Mrs. G. L. : Barnett of Charlotte. Approximately 30 out of town | guests attended. OES TO MEET Murphy Chapter No. 10 Order of the Eastern Star will meet tonight (Thursday! at 7:30 in the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Sylvia Waggoner, worthy matron., will preside. I CHEROKEE CHATTER By orat MtmsSKVMM Closing a Bveiy summer social season were delightful bridge parl ies gives last week by Joint hostess. I es OLLIE McSWAIN, RUTH FOR , SYTH, MARY FAYE BRUMBY. . and AVIS HOOVER, and co-hostesa I es JESSIE HARSHAW and ANNET | TE WHITFIELD. Among highlights of the parties were the exquisite flower arrange ments that decorated both the ' Brumby and Whitfield homes. At Mary Faye Brumby's were hand-j some containers with pink roses, purple butteryfly bush, and graceful white clematis and in the paneled family room were orange and yel low sunflowers against a back, ground of glossy deep green foliage. Annette Whitfield's living-room was gay with bright orange mari golds and mammouth dahlias and her dining room formed a lovely setting for an old-fashioned arrange ment of roses and mixed summer flowers. CO-hostesses JESSIE HARSHAW; and her husband, Ed. leave this Sunday for their home in Rich-| mond, Va. after a happy summer at Harshaw Farms. Jessie and Ed will both return to their positions with the Richmond schools. Ed's brother, HENRY HARSHAW, and wife, IDA MAE, of St. Petersburg, Fla. are welcome visitors at the Farm this week. The Murphy Garden Club forgot business and went on an all-day outing last Friday at the pretty lake home of ALICE WILSON. Af ter swimming and bridge the mem bers enjoyed a bountiful picnic spread, ending with a dessert of three luscious cakes straight from the ovens of Nora Belle Odum, Avis Hoover, and Leila Hayes. Leila brought along a congenial ad didtion to the party, her niece, EVELYN FARMER, and Alice's attractive house-guest, NANCY t BELL, was there along with co-j hostess ROSALYN BURGESS to assist in entertaining the guests. A popular couple, SHIRLEY and BILL HODGES, left recently for their new home in Athens, Ga. where Bill enters the University Law School in September and Shirley will teach in the school system. | uunng rne tew years that the Hodges have been here they have made many friends, all who are keeping their fingers crossed in hopes that someday they will re turn to Murphy to live. BARBARA GJBSON, one of Mur-I phy High's spring graduates, will , finish basic training in the WAC's ! at Ft. McClellan, Ala. on the 26th of this month. Barbara joined the WAC's in ^ July and was inducted at KnoxviUe. She will be at Ft. McClellan for| several more weeks while training; for secretarial work. i Another '59 senior. JIMMY MAS-! SE, and his wife, SHIRLEY, are now living in Chattanooga where Jimmy is employed in the Good year Retail Store. At the present time he is a part of the store's training program and is learning the in's and out's of the budget de partment. Jimmy and Shirley, who have been in Chattanooga for three weeks, have an attractive apart ment located off Brainerd Road. I _ | If you need to repair or (mild we now have a large stock of Good Hemlock Building Materials - 2x4 2x8 2x6 2 x 10 . and 2 x 12 all la 8 to 16 All In 8 To 16 Foot Lengths and Shearing also @ $76.66 Per M' All Stock Surfaced Some 18 to 20* lengths 85.66-M' higher On the 18, 16.66-M' higher on the 26* P rices F.O.B Rohhinsville . Contact or (or DeMrarad prieti TELEPHONE GRantt* 9-SS10 SNOWBIRD SUPPLY COMPANY RORBINSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Mr*. Sua ANMa Ftemim* Susan Voshen Weds Jack Fleming Mrs. Martha CUrk Voshen of Abilene. Texas, announce the mar riage of her daughter, Susan Al freds, to Jack Leonard Fleming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Flem ing of Murphy. The vows were exchanged in a ceremony on July 16 In Abileen. Mrs. Fleming, a graduate of Abi-' lene High School, is a junior home economics major at Austin Cotlege at Sherman, Texas, where she is a member of the Alpha Delta Chi sorority. Mr. Fleming was graduated from Murphy High School and attended Pikerville Military Academy at Pikerville, Ky. A junior physical education major at Austin College, he is a member of the Kangaroo football team and the Athletic Asso ciation. After a visit in Murphy, the couple will make their home at 114 E. Brockett St., Sherman, Tex. M?. and Mr?. R v W.\st and child ren, Kathy and Vernie, have re turned to their home in Chamblee, Ga., after a week's stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matheson. Coach and Mrs. David Scar borough and son, David and Jack, 1 of Washington, Pa., are spending a bacation here with her parents, Mr. aid Mrs. William P. Walker., Mrs. Scarborough is the former Miss Jackie Ellard. Coach Scar borough was a former coach of the Andrews High School, and is now head coach at Washington and Jefferson Colleges. PERSONALS Dr. mi M n Waft d ?o their home la Ruther fortKoo after j vtert vrtth her moth er, Mrs V. .T Fisher, and Mr. and Mrs. J. ft. Christy. Mrs Ethel W. Slagle has returned to Orlando, Fla. after spending the summer months at her home here. Bill Dickey and David Stringer both of Wauchula. Fla., have ar rived (or a visit with Bill's grand mother. Mrs. W T. Holland. Bill plans to leave next week (or Staun ton Military Academy, Staunton. Va. Frank Cartledge of Decatur, Ga., spent the week-end as guest o( Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bristol. Miss Judy Bristol student nurse at Prebyterian Hopital also syent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bradley of Nashville, Tenn., are spending a vacation at their home here. Mrs. Ruth S. Pullium has return ed afetr spending the summer at Fontana Village. Miss Peggy Hyde of Murphy spent the weex-end with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hyde. Mrss. Vincent Stiles and children, Sheila Faye and Roger, and Mr. and Mrs. James Rushing and chil dren of Charlotte, N. C., have just returned from a nine day visit o( Washington and New York. Miss Clarissa Kincaid of Rome, Ga. spent the week-end with her sister, Mr. R. U. Foard. Mr. and Mrs. Holland McSwain recently spent a week at Mars Hill where Mr. McSwain attended a a superintendent's meeting. Last week Mr. McSwain and H. A. Mat tox spent several days in Raleigh on school business. Frank McSwain returned this weekend from a visit with friends in Memphis, Tenn. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bourne Jr., last week were Mrs. Bourne's mother, Mrs. W. H. Ander son, and her aunt, Miss Anne Top ping of Endicott, N. Y. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover and children, Becky and Lonnie, went to Ridgecrest on Sunday to visit Dr. Hoover's mother, Mrs. J. W. j Hoover, and to attend a Hoover i family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wholt and daughter, Kelley, have recently re turned to their home in Houston, Texas, following a visit with Mrs. Wohlt's mother, Mrs. J. B. Gray, I How To Step Arguing About Money . . Overpending, by Mrs. or Mr. or Both, starts many a family argument about money. Solution: stop overspending and arguments save before you spend. Open a Savings Account here . .. decide the amount you want to save regularly desposit it faithfully. You can't overspend when you do your saving FIRST I Bank Interest Keeps Your Money Growing Faster CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO. Murphy - Andrews - Robblnsv'lle Hayesville SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA MeuMr Ftdatal Dtpoolt Iaanrancc Corporation Mrs. G. W. Cover Tells Garden Oak- . " Members Of Gardens She Has vSted ANDREWS? The August meeting of Ihc Valiy River Gcrden club wa? held Thursday ariernion at "Sunny Corner*, the hone ot Mr*. John Whisenhunt. Mrs Evelyn NlchoUin' was co-hostess. After a business session members and guests heard an informative1 and decriptive talk in "Outstanding! Gardens I've Visit." by Mrs. G. { W. Cover. Cherokee County's repre sentative to the 1959 General As sembly. l She described the perfection of the French gardens, with flowers aad shrubs landscaped in the form of the fleur-de-lis, the royal emblem of Prance. She told the club of the beauty of the gardens in Vienna, Austria, with particular emphases of the gardens of the various plac es, with reference to the statuary | ps well as the beds and borders of roses. In closing she gave the history of the restoration of Tryon Palace home of our first governor which she visited during a session of the legilature, which was held there recently. She also gave an intimate ; account of the Maude Moore Lath, am Memorial Gardens at Tryon ' Palace, a livisg memorial to Mrs. ! Latham; Otther gardens visited er-J cently were Orton Plantation, and th Azalea Festival held at Wilming JMm* ? ' ? -| | In telling of the different gardens Mrs. Cover relaied legends con-| nected with them. Mrs. Paul Jor and sister, Miss Elizabeth Gray. Hobart McKeever is serving two weeks of Naval Reserve duty at Jacksonville, Fla. He will return oni Sunday, August 30. Mr. McKeever is a reserve lieutenant in the Navy Air Corps. Guests during the past week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harshaw were 1 Mrs. Harshaw's brother, John Kellum of New Canaan, Conn.,| and her nephew, Rowan McAllister Jr., of Martinsvile, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harshaw of St. Peters burg, Fla. are spending this week at Harshaw Farms. Mrs. Martha B. Dreher and son, Bo spent several days in Marietta, Ga. last week with Mrs. Boland Brumby Jr. dea , Interests aad in troduced " rfrifHT ? I Mn. Albert Brawn >w^m 4? niar uc<) the Vai ouch* projects and apponted the fcifMrhig commit tee on beautlficattw at the turuce to the Valieytaum tdfeaMy Mrs L M Ellis, Mr*. -JL 1 Oavis Md Mrs. W. T. Forsftf V Mr. and Mrs. OOMid Ooak and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gibby Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rich of and Mrs. LloaeU McHan and Roy of Gold Branch Community. Mr. Marble, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rich Laney of Murphy atteadadtha Sin* ing Convention at BlainvQle, Ga., last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Glbby and family of Cleveland, Tew., were week-end guests of relative here, week-end guests of reitalves hare. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Neil and fam ily, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Swan son, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McClure and family of Hayesviile, were guests at Hyatts Creek Church Sunday night. The Speaker was the Hev. Swanson. Mrs. Han ah Lee Glbby is spend, ing thi week with relatives in Ten nessee. Mr. and Mrs. Lae Hughes spent last week with their aon in Tennes see. 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