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Sue Nichols
(s Capped
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ANDREWS - Miss Sue Nichols I
tu w of H nurses who re
vived. their caps at ceremonies
at the medical library at Memor
ial Mission Hospital in Asheville,
Friday afternoon
The students were capped fol
lowing an address given by the
)Uv. Joseph L. Auten, pastor of
KMUlworth Presbyterian Church, i
I immediately following the cSp-l
iq|. each young lady had a candle
lighted symbolic of the lamp of'
Florence Nightingale. The class:
rtiefi g'ave the Florence Night
ingale Pledge in unison.
Mist Nichols in the daughter jj
of Mr.- and Mrs. Fred Nichols',
?f Andrews
Miss Nichol s parents attended
the capping and she returned
lor a two week vacation. <
A 3/c Brauer i
Shoots
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Top Record
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ft; LUCY LAUGHTER
ANDREWS? AS' c Thomas Her-;
mann Brauer. of the U.S. Air
Puree, has just returned to duty,
?l Medical Specialists School,!
Gunter. Ala. Airman Brauer !
?pent a ten day leave at the home;
ef his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Her-'
mann k Brauer. in Andrews.
Young Brauer recently cop-1
pleted his basic training at Lack
land Air Force Base. Texas.
While at the Texas base, he shot
a record top score nn the rifle 1
range competing with over 400
men This record is posted at the
base. He graduated from Basic
Medical School in the top quarter
of his flight.
Airman Brauer drove to his
new assignment with A 3 c Jac
queline Gurnee of Lebanon. Penn.
She spent several days in An
drews a* a guest of Mr. and Mri. i
?rauer
Airman Gurnee. who had never
hefftre visited m the mountains
was thrilled with the scenic beauty
and expressed her desire to re
turn at her first opportunity.
She was also impressed bv the
friendliness and hospitality of thej
ee in Andrews and Cherokee!
ty.
Serious Job
WEST HARTFORD. Conn. J
Dot Werdea William E Knowles ,
ftrsmises ? get-tough policy ,
t award roaming dogs during the]
warm months. He says be prob- 1
My made his point when he told1!
$ State Senate finance group his
siflce needed 11.000 for quick re- '
M rs He said the termite-weak-ji
gAed floor caved in under His I
Saeretary's chair _
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Jr.-Sr. Banquet
Enjoyed By All
It RONNIE OUST
ANDREWS -r Juniors o( An
drew! Hifh School presented the
annual Junior -Senior Banquet Fri
day night.
The ?flair was held at (tie Mar.
kle School house and than* of the
banqnet was the Stork Club.
It was a very decorative event
and the Juniors should be con
gratulated on their excellent job.
Ann Pullium presented the wel
come speech to those present and
Ray Conley thanked die hosts on
behalf of the Senior Class.
Joe Ta&am was master of cere
males and Charles Frai'er. su
perintendent of Andrews High,
made a talk (? the guests.
Entertainment included student! j
out of the Junior Class which
were a vocal group, several skits'
and impersonations of various Aifc
drews High teachers.
T# close the evening, tables
ware pushed a?ide and everyone
enjoyed the music and the
dancing.
Mrs. Almond Attends
Committee Meeting
ANDREWS - Mrs. Gerald Al
mond recently received a letter;
saying that she has been selected!
Church Honors
Gobins Family
l
By LUCY LAUGHTER
, ANDREWS ? St. Andrews:
Lutheran Church member* were;
hosts at a farewell tea for tbe
Rev. Vitolds Gobins and- family 1
In the church basement Friday'
evening.
The receiving line stood be
fore a background of Iris.
An all - white arfannmement of
snapdragons, mums, glads, iria
and narcissus accented the table
engraved sterling vegetable dish
and silver service for eight, were
displayed
Tlie Lutheran Church women
l>resided at the tea table which
of crystal and a silver service on
an ecru lace cloth. The lovely
lible was accented with arrange
ments of white floweri.
Arrangements of spring flowers
were used throughout the base
ment.
WSCS Meeting
ANDREWS - The \Y. S. C S.
met Wednesday at S:00 p.m. with!
Mr*. Dave Rwanh Mrs. Clevei
Almond was co-hostest. j
Devotions were led by Mrj.
Mina Wfiisenhunt and prayer by
Mrs. J J. Wood.
The program was a pledge ser-,
vice, Those taking part were Mrs.
Pauline Ma the son, Mts Lola Wil
liams. Mrs. Jesiie Gibbs, Mrs.
Turner Holland, Mrs. Mina
Whisenhunt. Mrs. J. J Wood.
Mrs. Mildred Meel and Mrs. Paul
Jordan
A report was made on the rum
mage .sale. It was voted by the
group to spend the sale money
for chairs to ' be used in the
parsonage.
Refreshments were served to;
13 members.
I
(or membership to the "commit
tee of 100."
This committee is set up to
provide representation from each
administrative school unit in the
Stale.
According to W. W Sutton, pro*
ident ol the association. 'The;
special committee has been or-1
ganized to locus attention on the
cause o( public education duringj
this critical period in the history I
of our State."
Mrs. Almond is an outstanding
Andrews citizen and is active in
civic work.
During World War II Mrs. Al-1
mond wrote weekly newsletters to'
aervicomen from Andrews station
ed all over the world. She re
ceived thank-you-notes from all
points of the globe for her efforts
in bringing men a "little taste of
home."
Mrs. Almond said that she is
proud to have had a part in see
ing the Parent-Teacher-Student i
Association organized She is
presently president of the group. J
Mrs. Almond was instrumental in
forming the PTSA. She felt that'
students should have a part in
P-TA.
This year PTSA is sending let
ters in recognition of scholastic
achievements to deserving stu
dents. The letter is Old English
in design and bears the school
colors of red and black with a
gold emblem. The emblem is
made up of a lantern and book.
Mrs. Almond is attending a
meeting of the "Committee of
100" today in Chapel Hill.
W.S.C.S. Holds
Training School
ANDREWS - The district W.S.
C.S. will bold a training school
for all officers in each local;
church here today beginning at,
10:00 a.m.
All officers, chairmen and com
mittee members of all circles are
especially urged to attend.
Andrews ladies will serve as
hostesses to ttie other societies.
Piano Pupils Attend
Audition Thursday
ANDREWS ? Seventeen pupils
jf Mrs. J. G. Carrier's piano
class went to Asheville Thursday
to play in the National Piano
flaying Auditions uhich are
sponsored by the National Guild
)f Piano Teachers.
Asheville is one of centers
throughout the US where the
luditions are being held
Miss Rose Raymond of New
Ifoik. pianist, teacher, lecturer
snd writer was the judge for
;he audition in Asheville
The following pupils of Mft.
Carrier's won their pins and;
membership certificates in the}
National Fraternity of Student!
Musicians: Reuben Battle. Philip
Brauer, Joy Bristol. Lawrence;
Carringer, Linda Carringer. Billy
Christmas, Mary Cooper and;
Connie Sue Garrett.
Also Terry Gibson, Nancy
Harris. Lou Ann Long. Boyd
Allen Rogers. Jr.. Martha Ulnt,
Susan I'lm. Cathy Van Gordur.
Diane Watson and Laura Jean
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Andrews High School Mascots
The mascots for the 1960 graduating class at
Andrews High School are Johnnie Bristol and Scott
Sheidy.
Round About Andrews
.Mr. ami Mrs. B. A C'omb? I
and daughter. Ann. spent the week:
end in Clifton Forge, V'a.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davois. who re- !
cenUy accepted work at Fontana
j spent Monday in Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I'. Burch and j
j family spent Wednesday with Mr.'
land Mrs. Charles Mull of Bluej
i Ridge, Ga.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Christ-!
i mas will leave Sunday for the
'southern Baptist Convention which |
will be held in Miami Fla. Thej
convention will adjourn the fol-;
lowing Friday and they plan to
return home Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Rose visitedl
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelnis of Rob
jbinsville Sunday.
Mrs. John We t. Teresa and
Gary, spent Friday and Saturday,
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.j
Henry Rose of Unaka.
Mrs. Mary Rosendale of Look
Out Mt.. Chattanooga. Tenn. spent
several days this week with her
mother Mrs. D. \V. Swan
Jimmy Garrett and Hubert Mey-j
ers are visaing in King s Mountain
this week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Raxter and
1 tamily <>! Chattanooga. Tcnn.,
were weekend guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. Woodie Raxter.
: Mr. Frank Cooper of Southern I
: Pines v isited his parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. John Cooper this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Stewart and |
I family left Wednesday for their |
[home in Piattsburg. X. C. White;
here they visited Mr Stewart's!
parents. Mr and Mrs. Jim Stew- 1
art and other relatives.
Mrs. Glenn Cooper and Mrs.
John Pullium spent Thursday in;
Ashevilie.
A-lc Bill Thornton from West
over Air Force Base. Springfield,
Mass.. arrived Wednesday for a
3(1 day ieave. He will visit his
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Melvin
Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Morgan.
The Rev. Marceilus Absher an-'
nounces that the revival services
of Beaver Creek Freewili Baptist
Church, will continue through
this week. Services each night will
begin at 7:00 Preaching will be
by the Rev, Billy Allen of Gas
tonia, N. C.
The Beaver Creek Freewill Bap-j
tist Auxiliary will meet at the
Church May 21 a'. 7:30 p.m. Mrs.j
Barnard is president and Mrs.
Sam Russell is secretary.
Mrs. Robert Knapp returned to i
her home in Riverton, N. J. Sun
day alter a vij.it with her sister.
Mi l. Knapp was called home due
Andrews Man
i
Sets Record
ANDREWS ? A tragic accident
brought close to home to Edmond
West, of Andrews, the vital im
portance of Riving blood. Mr Weat
has donated 32 pints oi blood over
a 15 year period.
Mr. West was working for a
tannery company when the ac
cident occured Two large rollers
caught both of bis hands He re
ceived multiple fractures of his
hands As a result of the accident
Mr. West lost one hand and the
other is badly crippled. He was
hospitaliied from .fune 25, IMS to
July 22. 1945, a period of nearly
a month.
Mr West ia presently employed
at Berkahlre Mfg. Co. in Andrew*
as a night watchman. He started
with the company during Ita con
st ruction as a watchman Mr.
Waet has a record of never having
mined a shift during his cm
:o the tlealh of her mother. Mrs.
Mae Taylor.
Among The Sick
In
Andrews
Patients dismissed during the
week of May Z through tth:
ANOREWl
Bruce Birchfie*d
Jim Stewart
Bill Sherrill
Mrs. Cha*? Pulhum
Mrs Georoa Rooers
Howard McHan
ROBB INS VILLI
Pious Walker
W ? Williams
Mrs. Frank James
Dale Farr
William Ledbetter Asheville. N C.
Wayne Coivin Hayesville. N. C.
Mrs. Lilly Barnard War ne N C.
Mrs. Annettia Arrowood Murphy. N.
c
Davanne Hubbard -Murphy, N C
Dennette Hubbard? Murphy, N. C.
Gaines Cofley Marble N C.
PATIENTS ADMITTED
ANDREWS
A. B Chandler Jr.
Mrs Jack Dillingham
Mrs. Will Hardin
Mrs Lenna I'Garrelt
Charlie Postell
Mrs. Scottv Hard.n
Mrs. Lee Pullium
Herman Nelson
Charlie Almond
Mary Evelyn Cross
Mrs. Sue Ropers
Henry Postell
Ben Ray
ROBBINSVILLK
Mrs. Earl Blair
W H Phillip?
Mrs. Marion Phillips
Mrs Jack Phillips
Jep Rogers
Harold Orr
Mrs Ruby Brooks
Mist Rowena Cody
Mrs. Charlie Garland
MARBLE
Mrs Sammy Wyke
Lionel McHan
MURPHY
Mrs Helen O'dell
HAYESVILLE
Carl Mull
NANTAHALA
Miss Rhonda Shelby
In Sahara's desert city of
?Timbuktu. Tuareg warriors sell
their razor-sharp dageers to
tourists as souvenirs.
Former Area Patrolmen
Have Special Duly
| ANDREWS - Three former
Andrews patrolmen, T. C. Cooper,
(?'red Almond and Jack Garner
] were recently selected for spec
ial escort duty during the Adjut
ant* General Association of the
Tiiited States which was held at
jlhe Grove Park Inn in Asheville
Irom Sunday through Wednesday.
| day.
, Gov. Luther Hodges was one
i ol tin' guest speakers. Sixty gen
eral officers and their staffs, in
addition to Adjutants Generals of
all states. Puerto Rico and the
j District of Columbia were pre
>ei.t Ranking Army and Air Force
j officers also participated.
I
Former Andrews
! Man Injured
, Thomas Carroll Da> formerly \
jot Andrews, was injured Thurs
Iday in an aula accident near Lake
i Jtinalu-ka. He received broken I
{ribs and lacerations
! R K. Penland <>! Have-ville was
I w ith Mr. Day and received treat
ment lor .several forehead lacera
tions.
The t?o men were admitted to'
i a Hay wood Count \ hospital (
AJ-c T. II. BRAL'ER
Coming Events
In
Andrews
THURSDAY
7:30 |> m W.M.S Meets at First
Baptist Church.
10.00 am W.S.C.S. Training
Schooi a! First MetbodisL
Church
FRIDAY
.'lean ii|> drive at schooi ground*.
"There it no more urgent need
in North Carolina lhan the
improvement of public education."
Terry Sanford
FRONT LINE FIGHTER
for education
Terry Stanford puts education first. He will work for
education ? he will fight for education.
This makes Terry Sanford different.
Many say they arc for education. But they have done
nothing for education. They say that North Carolina
should wait ? should hold the line ? but those who wait
are timid, or don't care about giving our children the
education they need.
Terry Sanford believes the best way to raise the per
capita income of North Carolina ? the best way to get
more money from industry, from farming ? is to give our
children the education they need to compete. Education
is our best investment.
Terry Sanford knows that wc have a duty to prepare
our children for life. Our children must live with the
education wc give them.
For North Carolina's future, they must have educational
opportunities second-to-none.
LONG RANGE NINE-POINJ PROGRAM FOR EDUCATION
1. Attract and keep more wall qualified teachers.
2. Concentrate on bo sic court**; teach students to think.
3. Maintain constant stud/ ef teaching methods,
teacher training.
4. Provide long range plan* for odequate school fund*.
5. Provide adequate classroom without adding frills.
6. Recognize teacher quality, without u?ing unworkable
"merit rating."
7. Provide > mailer daiMt for maximum quality teaching.
I. Make teaching prof euion attractive.
9. A tture quality education supported by Improved
industrial and farm economy.