Area Men
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In Service
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Ft felly R. Erwln, ?"H of Itn
Edf. a Flemings of R ule 3, Bijlri
vijh. <Ja.' U ttiryli; wi h Diti'T':
UpAOD la.Bitt vimt, Krinfe. '
tit (attended Murphy High School'
baiort entering seivK* in IBM. H?
has recently re urned from Spain
w tar re he was on leave.
Sf Grady Chamber*, son. at
Mfs. Bedford Pjambers of Roiife
1. Murphy, is a supply serg jnt Witt*
company "G * of 3rd bsttalfaij,
6th Armored Calvary at Poll Knoac,
Ky V
He was graduated fwsn ?Why
High School In 1953. Sgt. Chamber*
and wife, Dct, live' In Ltwtence
'bung, Indiana, at present. . ^
Ralph A. Kephart
Army Pvt. Ralph A. ICephart, 23
son of Mrs. D. D. Kephart, Incite 3,
Murphy, is reeelvlag eight Weeks
of advanced individual training
ai the Artaiery and Missile Center
Port Sill. Okla. The straining is
scheduled to end Dec. U. !
Kephart is being traiaad to]
Royal Ambassaton
Org anized At
Ranger Chureh '
The Intermediate and Junior
boys of Runger Baptist Church
have organized a chapter of Royal:
Ambassador*.
Members voted to name the
Chapter the David Livington.
sfervte* . maifltairt the
m^Ufneter'.hcwltzi'V, ? a l^tu
urtllltfy frrtp00;, **Y%
fle tntofe?lh?.4r?y.I|jt July
and ccraplel^J basic training at
!?<* Binning, ea! ..
Kephar. -j?'? UN graduate of
Murphy Sigtr School and . .wvj
qmfcloyed h? IW Sears, Roebuck
ar.d Curopany la Atlanta. Qa'. be
?*? e?*r??g the Army t-1
? . PPCJd fctti*. .*?? son, sod o"
ffcktfWTfOTtMte A. TlmpBoo.
Haute 1. Nlurphy O a member of
the 8th infoapty divisions nth
blfnaJ Baltalloh iwfcipH received a
rating o{ superior <Jurmg a recent
Army training tea; Ut Germany
Timpson, a radio tperator in the
battalion's Company B in Bad
Kreuznarh, enteral (I* Army in
Aupust 1988, recphwd basic train
lag at Fo-t KnoKi Ey-, and arrived I
oversea* Vaat i#ly."'
The ta^rear isoldier Is a 19551
? j^.rpfc> gffigh School.
*Tbp stef* Byfi^hg of New Eng
w. who fcrWned up6n the cele- 1
fHWMon of Christmas as a pagan
fte, went so far as to enact "blue
laws"banning the making of mince
pies. World 'Book Encyclopedia re
ports that mince pie* are associated
with Chris tevu because they were
originally baked in the shape of a
manger.
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Murphy* N. C.
APPROXIMATELY 600 PEOPLE ATTENDING MIKE AND IKE DRAWING
f? '
Paul Ridenhour Right, Congratulates One Of The Winners
Circle Holds
Christmas
Party, Dinner
Ruth Bagwell Circle of the First
Bap ist church ' held its annual
Christmas .dinner and party at the
Fwnlly Restaurant Monday, Dec.
'14, at 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Ralph Rhodes was in charge
cf the program in which she and
her daughter, Becky Rhodes acted :
mat sefe.al Christmas skits, Christ
inas cartis were sung by the group.
?Dt Jt rat ions included a Chris mas
tree under whl ft there were Igifts I
(or the members and guests. Guest:
included hutoands oi the members
And Mrs. Alton - Morris and Miss
Becky Rhodes.
Elementary School
Library Club
Hold Meetings
Elementary School Library Clubs
met 1c the school library last week i
fur the test meetings before the
holidays.
Fourth grade dub met Monday ;
and was called to order by the pre
sident, Jane Gill. Stories and book
reports were given by Peggy Cook,
Ellen Davis, Brenda Wood, Glorida
Harper, Samuel Davis and Summey
Carter;
Rockey Craven, president of the
Fifth Grade Club, presided during
the .meeting Tuesday. John Bruce,
JennWer . fiflnnah, Rrc*y CraMen
and Betsy Scott reported on books
they read
Sixth Grade Club met Wednes
day. Jan Davidson, president, pre
sided during the business session
eifr* appoin ed a committee to buy
a be 3k on Nc^th Carolina to be
presented to tile Library. Members
(' the cc?r -nittee are: B^bby Potter,
Sandra Cornwell, Eal Elaine Martin
and Gary Brj .on.
Book reviews were given by
Bt"bara Cay lor, Grace McCoy
H^-Mri Cornwall, Tripp Bourne and
i"' Of rrtrcll.
Seventh GrtiJe Club met Thurs
day and was called to order by
BUly Xing, president. The program
">ss prevented tor Howard Dockery,
Jimmy Cole, Janet Elliot and BUly
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W&3 "THE LftST or OUR
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Winners Of
"Mike Jke"
Are Announced
<Approxhr stely 600 attended the
drawing for "Mik and Ike" at Stiles <
Produce Company Dec. S at 10 a. m.
Winner of "Mike" was Rayomnd
Dt -kery of Marfc'.e and winner of
"Ike was Bass Taylor of Route 3,
Murphy.
A content was held to guess he
ynporximate cost per pound of
Mike and lie. The:? winners were
Mrs. Lutton Sutton and John Mc
Mil'ian. They won 20 pounds of
fot*.
Minnie Farmer won two sliver
rioll'jri for being the oldest woman
rlUndrg. The ldest men at'ending
were W. E. Stiles and J. . Wright.
Th.-v also won two silver dollars.
Br S3 Taylor win one sliver dollar 1
for :iavli>3 the most children attend
ing. He I jd 13 children there.
G. R. Payne won a one sliver
dr'lar for using Purina for 35 years
M hi;h was the longest period of
time recorded at (he drawing Satur
day.
Gene Clayton won 100 pounds of
hog feed for having the mast hags.
'Mrs. Wiilard Taylor won 10 pounds
of dog dbow tmr tnvlMf fir mow
iop.
LeoMrd Stilca woo 108 pouads
<x d*rr Am mi }* pan* <*
chit-tan f?rd foi.tiitrtmt the r?m
dairy caltf* and *? mod chicken
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