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Circle Two
Mrs R C. Mattox was hostess
to Circle No Two of the First
Methodist Church at her home on
Tuesday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs McCall Elliott, chairmaa
presided over the business ses
sion. after which she gave the
program on "New Light for Town
and Country".
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. B.
Slaughter at Shoal Creek. May
17.
During the social hour the
hostess served cake and coffee
to the following: Mrs. Harve
I Elkins. Mrs W. F. Elliott, Mrs |
|J. H. Baker. Mrs. Lizzie Hunt.
Mrs Ellen Wheeler. Mrs. W. E.
Howell, Mrs. Dave Carringcr.
Mrs. Lottie Stalcup. Mrs. W. M.
Fain. Mrs. C. H. Holder, Mrs. F
L. Asbury, Mrs. W. B. Johnson.
Mrs. L. F. Lochaby. Mrs. W. D.
Townson and Mrs. W. S. Cann.
Community Development
Club Formed At Ranger
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
A Ranger Community Develop
ment Club vu formed and af
ficert elected at a meeting
held at the Ranger School on
Tuesday, evening. April 19.
Elected to head the club were
O. U. Gulledge, chairman; Mr*.
Randolph Shields, vice chair
man; Mrs. Carmel Curtis, secre
tary-treasurer; Randall Shields,
photographer, Mrs. A1 Smith
Achievement Book leader; and
Billy Gulledge. youth president.
Thirty community leaders were
present to hear Neill N. Smith
of Raleigh, and N. C. State Col
lege community development spe
cialist. explain the program and
its objectives, which are, to{
increase farm income, improve
homes, develop a program to
meet youth's needs, and commu
nity development.
Better School Committee
Names Two From County
The North Carolina School i
Boards Association has named i
J. H. Duncan of Murphy and Mrs.
Gerald Almond of Andrews along 1
with 19 other Western North Car- '
nlinians to a "Committee of 100 !
For Belter Schools". 1
W. W. Sutton of Goldsboro is;;
j president of the committee 1
j which will hold its first state
wide meeting May 12 in Chapel <
Hill. The state has been divided *
iito eight districts for? member
ship purposes.
District 8 members besides Mr.
Duncan and Mrs. Almond are
rhomas L. Matlonee and John
M. Reynolds of Asheville; Alvin
L. Penland of Hayesville; Leon
ird Lloyd, Robbinsville; Hugh
VIcCracken. Clyde; Loranzo F.
Smathers. Canton; J. T. Fain Jr.
ind Roy E. Johnson of Henderson-'
rille. i 1
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Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Williamson an
and daughters. Susie and Lynn , da
have returned to Raleigh after jinj
spending the Easter holidays with ho
Mrs. Williamson's mother. Mrs 'as
Tom Axley. mi
Mrs. J. D. Slaughter left Tues
day for Central Park W. Newlch
York to visit relatives. ar
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hall Pi
and children, Garey and Vickilsp
and Mrs. Winona Hughes spent !
the week-end with Mrs. Hall's] M
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Homer tat
Hughes, of Bristol. Tenn. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
[Hall's mother. Mrs. Lassie
Hughes.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover andjWi
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hardin spent [ inj
Saturday evening at Font ana M
Dam. i
Mrs. C. E. Hyde and daughter, j be
Peggy spent last Tuesday and! mi
V'ednesdav in Atlanta. j ha
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Blyth of I he
Blairsville, Ga.. were guests|an
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kave. lai
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mauney and I
Nancy of Hayesville spent the da
week-end with Mr. Mauney'ssu
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Ki
Mauney. ! D.
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Jackie Phaup student at Emory i sis
University, Atlanta. Ga.. spent the ; C.
week-end with his mother. Mrs., an
J. H. Phaup. an
Mrs. Havey Wilson Sr.. has re- 1 !
turned home from Lookout Moun- ch
tain. Tenn., after spending the Ct
winter with relatives.
W. A. Singleton. Holland Me
Swain and C. H. Townson attend
ee a Men's Rally meeting for Pres
byterian men at Oak Forest Pres
'byterian Church. Asheville, Sun
day.
Mrs. R. H. Foard spent the tii
week-end with relatives at States- en
ville and Cleveland. N. C.
Mrs. Johnsie Nunn has return-ihs
ed from a visit with her daughter, en
Miss Elsie Nunn of Winston-jM
Salem. | At
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White and
daughter. Mrs. W. S Dickey and,D
Mrs. J. B. Hall spent Sunday injwi
Atlanta with Mrs. Dickey and te
Mrs. Hall's sister. Mrs. J. L. R
Yancey who fell last Saturday of
and broke her hip.
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d Mrs. Richard Woodyard and '
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;ton, Ky. have returned to their!
me after spending last week
guest of Mrs. Woodyard's
ather. Mrs. Dot Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Patton and
ildren of Hendersonville will
rive Friday for a visit to Mrs.
itton's mother, Mrs. Don Wither
oon.
Hiss Josephine Heighway and
iss Mary Hensley spent Sunday
Cullowkee
Mrs. Francis Bourne Sr., and
rs. B. W. Whitfield spent Sun
y and Monday in AsheviUe.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ricbert of
arren, Mich, have been visit
; Mrs. Richert's mother, Mrs.
ag?ie Ashe Farmer of Andrews.
Mrs. Sam L. Davidson who has
en a patient at Bradley Me
5rial Hospital, Cleveland, Tenn.,
s been dismissed and is visiting
r son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
d Mrs. Henry Simmons in Cleve- 1
fid. 1 1
lr. and Mrs. anav ivayior dim
ughter. Dianne. had as their I
ests over the week-end. Mrs. i
tylor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1
D. Fuller, and her brother and |
iter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred i
Fuller and children. Phyllis;
d Ricky from Henegar, Ala. I
d Sebring. Fla. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Farris and ]
ildren. Mike and .leanne from'
lattanooga. Ten., were visitors j I
relatives here recently. j;
Miss Patsy Kaylor. Student |
irse at Grady Memorial Has- i
tal. Atlanta Ga. visited her ;
irents and sister, over the week
id.
Mr. John S. Smith visited rela
ys in Lincolnton over the week
id.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Swanson
id as their guests over the week
id their son and daughter-in-law.'
r. and Mrs. Ralph Swanson of,
:lanta.
Mrs. Maggie Steward and Mrs
ora Cornwell spent the past
eek with Mrs. Cornwell's daugh
r and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
alph Ramsey and daughter. Judy
New Richmond. Ohio.
Marble News
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeman
nd Mrs. Lorene Wise of Andrews
ere visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mon
je Garrett last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Parker
[ Winston-Salem were recent
uests of Rev. and Mrs. Algie
/est.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne had
s their guests over the week
nd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roland
f Gastonia, and Bob Payne and
amily of Louisville. Tenn.
Mrs. Lynchie Garrett was the
[uest of Mrs. Julia Abernathy
laturday.
The WMU of Marble met last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Polliej
Jalmer on Hyatts Creek, and
injoyed a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Quincy
Warns of Andrews were Sunday
Knner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
iilas Wilson in Marble.
Notla News
The following officers were in
?tailed at Notla Chapter No. 471
)rder of the Eastern Star at
Dooly Lodge Hall) Saturday
light April 23rd at a public meet
ng.
Mrs. Corene Little, worthy mat
on; Ray Bingham, worthy pat
on; Mr*. Myrtle Deaver, asaoc
ate matron; Ford Bums, aaaoc
ate patron; Mrs. Lena Thomp
nn. secretary; Mrs. Ruby Hunt
sr, treasurer; Mrs Minnie Uttie,
conductress and Mrs. Norma Po
This it the first Community
Development Club to be formed in
Cherokee County this year. In
order to become ? part of the
Western North Carolina Com
munity Development Program a
county must have three such
dubs
Paul Nave, county agent; and
Hugh Abies, assistant agent, were
in charge of the meeting.
NCEA Units
Hear Abrams j
Or. Amos Abrams at Raleigh,
?dttar <rf the North Carolina Edu
cation Association Journal, was
the speaker at a dinner meeting
ai the Andrews , Murphy, and
Cherokee County units of the
NCEA at Hawassee Dam School
Thursday night.
Mrs. Franklin Smith, Cherokee
County NCEA president, presid
ed. Special guests were mem
bers at the boards ol education
and legislative candidates o J
Cherokee County.
Presbyterian's Plan
Christian Family Week
Christian Family Week it to
he observed at Murphy Presby
terian church during the week
beginning next Sunday, May 1,
and extending through Mother's
Day. May S.
At morning worship Sunday
Robert A. Potter, minister, is to
preach upon the theme, "For
Their Sakes," and at evening
services a visual presentation o(
Christian family matters made
In tbe annual Christian Famih
week supper gathering at 6:30
Wednesday night, May 4. a panel
will discuss "Chief Christian
Family Problems and Their So
lution," with Mack R. Howell,
secretary of Christian family life,
moderating.
Local Methodist Plan
Church Loyalty Dinners
Members and friends of Murphy
Methodist Church will meet on
Wednesday and Thursday eve
lings. May 4th and 5th, at 6:30
or the Church Loyalty Dinners,
rhe program on both evenings will
eature a stewardship film and a
presentation of the church pro
!ram and budget for the new
/ear. Plans are being made for an
expanded church program which
ncludes the employment of a Di
"cctor of Christian Education
ind Church Secretary. Plans are
also being made for a proposed
educational building to help meet
[he urgent need for additional
classroom space. Various groups
within the church have been studv
ng the church budget for several
weeks and have presented their
-ecommendations for the new
k-ear. The total church budget for
the new year is approximately
125.000
Uub
Holds Meet
The Murphy Woman's Club met
in the Power Board Building on
last Thursday, April 21st at 7:30
p.m.
The meeting was opened by the
Girl Scouts with a Flag ceremony
and chorale reading. Mrs. Lynn
Brnwn and MrS.-Ruth Sprung were
present for the Flag ceremony
and reading.
Members of the club will sell
lotdogs for the Retail Merchant?
Association on Thursday. May 5th.
In May a dinner will be held at
the New Regal Hotel. New mem
bers of the club will be guests
and installation of officers will be
held. Miss Helen Hartshorn. Dis
trict No. 1 president, will be the
speaker and install the officers.
*MONG THF
SICK
Patients admitted to Murphy
General Hospital: Mrs. Beecher
Morrow. Unaka: Mrs. Mackie
Derreberry, Culberson: Andrews
Bryant. Culberson; Mrs. Ledger
Garrett, Murphy; Mrs. Bennie
Dockery, Murphy and Mrs. Nora
Hawkins Haygood of Culberson,
Rt. 2.
Patients admitted to Providence
Hospital: Harest King. Route 4,
Murphy: Mrs. Bessie Butler. Rt.
4, Murphy; Wanda Joe and Billy
Joe Stroud. Havesville: Thomas
Teague, Blairsville. Ga.: Icie
Coleman, Murphy: Mrs. Prances
Penland, Murphy: Mrs. June Kep
hart. Murphy Rt. 3: Mrs. Leona
Cornwell. Murphy: Mrs. Wilda
Ware. Suit Rural Station; Mrs.
Margie Ashe. Murphy: Fred
Murphy. Route 2, Murphy: Mrs
Laura Taylor, Rt. 2, Murphy: Gail
Walker. Murphy: Terry Mass.
Murphy: Ray Burchfield, Marble:
Frank Stalcup. Rt. 2. Murohv:
Mrs. Iowa Nichols. Rt. 2. Mur
phy: William H Bates. Murphv
Barry Lunsford Murphy and Wil
ford Stamey. Murphy
BIRTHS
MORROW
Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Morrow
of Unaka. announce the birth ol
a son. Jerry Lee. April 19. al
Murphy General Hospital. Mrs
Morrow is the former Miss Rub\
Rose.
GARRETT
i Mr. and Mrs. Ledger Garrett
I of Andrews, announce the birth ot
a daughter. Doroty Belda. Anril
20. at Murphy General Hospital
Mrs. Garrett is the former Mil"
Belda Marie Pasamore.
DOCKERY
Mr and Mr*. Beanie Doc leery ol
Murphy announce the birth of *
eon. April 3D at Murphy Genera:
Hospital Mrs. Dockefy is th?
former Miss Julia Fisher
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Rev and Mr*. James Pippin ol
w - r,r tm i lk. t 'i til J
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The Church Loyalty Dinners
will be under the direction of Mr.
Hugh Howard, Chairman o( the
Commission on Finance. Mr.
Merle Davis, Church Lay Leader
and Mr. Bunch Nugent. Chair
man of the Official Board.
Ranger News
Rev. Hal Finney filled hi* reg
lar appointment at Ranger
Method* Church Sunday. I
Wh Clara June Hughe* tl
Henderson ville (pent Easier holi
day* with her parent*. Mr. and
Mr*. P. R. Hughe*.
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