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tar. hold* Um distinction at hnv tag
a Methodiat church named alter
mm It's the Simpkina Chapel
Methodist Church near hare
which the Rev. Mr. Simpkina
served (or some ?80 years when u
*u Mie non-denominational Mar
i owtam Union Church
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Kngfand is Worcester's Hibernian,
Gaelic Choir, consisting mostly
of singers who have been in the
United States only since 1949 and
several, only a year or two, Bui
?who is the pianist who pounds
out all the choir's traditional
Irish music? Gunnar 0 Forsjund
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VI 7-2334 ROUTE 3. MURPHY, N. C.
SO. Personal Men tion Qj
Mr. and lira. L. R. Walker and
daughter, Oail ipMt the rnmkmd
with Mr* Water'* sister. Mr
and Mr*. Tt* Duvall of Bryago
City, and an Sunday they (peat tie
day with Mr*. Faarl Wsodard. aj
sister of Mr*. Walker at CoOaw
Mrs. Brace Gordoa has returned
from a visit with relntivw in
Asheville.
Miss Ada Harahaw and Mis*
Lula Fain are (pending this weak
at Junaluska.
Tommy Gordon of Raleigh, vis
ited nis uncle, Bruce Gordon last
week.
Zeb Tweed. Mr. and Mr*. B1U
Wolf and children. Billy and
Rosemary of Augusta. Oa. art vis
iting Mr. Tweed's sister, Mr*.
B L Foot, and their hal/ brother,
Jim Tweed who i* a patient at
Providence Hospital.
Miss Mary Hensley (pent the
veek-end with realtivea at Burns
? ille.
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Jones and
Lughter and Mr and Mrs. J. M.
Ramsey left Friday for a week s
isil to Daylona Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Ruth Forsyth and son. I
Jobby motored to Charleston, S
r.. to attend the graduation of j
ler son, Billy, from summer campil
'itadel She was accompanied by't
iilly's grandmothers. Mrs W T ?
rorsyth and Mrs. G. E. Lail of t
Andrews. While there they spent
everal days sightseeing i n
"harleston and on the Isle of t
'alms. s
Mrs. W A. Hoover and chil
Iren. Lonnie and Becky have re
urned from a week's visit to
dvrtle Beach. S. C.
Mrs. J. B. Gray spent last
Vednesday afternoon with her sis
er-in-law, Mrs. J. M. May of
tayesville.
Mr and Mrs. Oliven Cowan of
'l.arlotte are visiting Mrs. Cow
in's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
ind Mrs. Herman Edwards and
amily.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Houts
Ir. and daughter. Linda left Tues
lay for a visit with friends and
elatives at Denver. Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Pruden Davidson
ind children, after a visit with
>lr Davidson's parents. Mr. and
Urs J. W. Davidson, returned
-- --
Mr and Mrs. Km rd Hill tod
Aahevllle *>ant tfca wit Mid ?kk
Mrs Hall's pa?**. Mr and lift.
John W. Davidson.
Misses Carolyn and Ruth Bales
spent the weskwd a guests of
Miss J'Nail Pitman of Gatoesvtle.
Ga
Mrs. John Earwood of Andrews
spent the week-end with her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Creed Bates.
Miss Adiaah Brown returned
home Saturday alter attending the
Girl Scout Camp at Saultee. Ga.
(or the paat weak
Mr and Mrs. Fred Norris of
Franklin were Sunday guests of
Mr and Mrs. Elkn Crawford
Miss Carol Putnam of Gaatonia
is visiting her cousin. Miaa Beck)
Hoover.
Mrs. W C. Mason o( Mobile.
Ma. is visiting friends and rela
jves here this week.
Mrs. J. W. Hoover of Uncolnton
s visiting her son and daughter
in - law, Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hoover
Mrs. Milton Smith and children.
Debbie and Rickey have returned
o their home at Saluda. S. C?
ifter visiting Mrs. Smith's mo
her. Mrs. Bessie Derreberry.
Miss Kathy Wheeler who has '
leen visiting Mrs. Ellen Wheeler
ind Miss Thelma Wheeler return- !
>d Sunday to her home at Jasper.
Ua.
Miss Clarissa Kincaid returned |!
iunday to her home in Rome.1'
ia. after spending the past two '
veeks with her sister, Mrs. R.
1. Foard.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Barrlnger 1
if B?inettsville, S. C., are vlsit
ng Mr and Mrs. Holland Mc- ,
iwain this week.
Pvts. Eddie Joe Elliott and Joe
Cephart after completing basic
raining at Ft. Knox, Ky. have
ieen transferred to Fort Sills,
)kla. for advanced schooling in
ilectronic and radar respectively. (
Mrs. Glenda Brandon and little '
laughter. Melinda of Cleveland. ,
renn. spent the week-end with '
rtrs. Brandon's parents, Mr. and
Urs. P. G. Ivie.
Trudy's Mid Summer
CLEARANCE SALE
1 TABLE MERCHANDISE
Consisting of Ladies' Skirts,
Children's Rain Coats, Jama
ica Shorts, Blouses and Many
Other Items.
Values to 8.98
198
each
2
SUB -TEEN DRESSES
Sizes 6 to 16
Regular Price 5.98
Sale Price
1 TABLE LADIES' SHOES
? Sandler of Boston
? Fashion Craft
? Grace Walker
Regular Price 9.98
SaSe Price Ct?? .
W P?ir
1 TABLE LADIES' SHOES
LADIES' GOWNS & SLIPS
198
each
LADIES' 100% LACK TRIM
NYLON PANTIES
Sizes: 5 thru 8
98C P.ir
1 TABLE MERCHANDISE
Children's Shorts, Sun Suits,
Ladies' Knit Shirts, Ladies'
Nylon Slips . . . And Many .
More Items Too Numerous
To Mention.
100
each
ONE TABLE
Bobbie Brooks JAMAICAS
Regular Price 3.9S
Sale Price 2"^
1 RACK LADIES' DRESSES
Regular Price 19.98
Sale Price 15"
Regular Price 15.98
Sale Price 1298
Regular Price 9.98
Sale Price 5"
1 RACK LADIES' DRESSES
Values to 7.98
Sizes: 12 to 20
Also Half Sizes: >4 to 22{
2*
each
OUR DARK COTTON DRESSES
ARE ARRIVING NOW . . .
BE SURE AND SEE THEM !
TRUDY'S
MURPHY, N. C.
tin W. K. Howell left Mood*;
for a visit with relative* tad
friends of WhHtier
Mr aad Mrs ItoaM Robert
ton. Lynn tad Grefery after
(pending th* summtr with Mrs
Robertson's parent!, Mr. ?nd
Mrs. C. D. Elliott. M returning
to Flint. Mich whw? they >?ve
accepted teaching position* in the
dty school system.
Mrs. Prances Barring* of Char
lotte. Va.. and Mrs. B. K. Bar
ringer of Salisbury are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Holland McSwain
this week.
Capt Christine H. Berry after |
pending th* pest week with her
mother. Mrs. W. E. Howell left
Monday for her home in Phoenix
ville. Pa.
Miss Linda Palmer Student
Nurse, at <Jfa4y Mtttfrial Has
pital. Atlanta, Ga. spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hardison
and children who have been vis
iting Mrs Hardiaon's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Forets Teagu* returned
to their home last Thursday at
Raleigh.
Miss Patsy Kayor and Miss
Margaret Hitch, student nurses at
Grady Memorial Hospital. Atlanta.
Ga. spent the week end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kay
lor and Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Bitch
Mrs. A. N. Hinton of Brevard
spent the week-end with her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Gladys Hln- ,
ton and children.
The Itev. and Mrs. Eugene Cur
tis and children left Tuesday for
Houston. Tex. to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud Stiles and
Mrs. Jo Bates spent Sunday at
Gatlinburg. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kaylor spent
:he week-end with relatives and
Iriends at CopperhUl, Tenn.
Mr and Mrs. Tommy Moore 1
)f Anderson, S. C., spent the week- '
?nd with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cloe Moore and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Stiles. .
Little Miss Diane Kaylor and
grandmother. Mrs. J. E. Kaylor
ire visiting relatives in Atlanta
this week.
Mr. find Mrs. H. u. Bruce spent
the week-end with relatives and
friends at Fletcher.
Gus Hinton is visiting his sis-!
I ter. Mrs. Winston Wiggins, of De
I catur, Ga. this week.
j Mrs. J. C. Amnions of Alma.
Ga is visiting friends here this
'week.
Mrs Frankle Martin of Clin
ton. N.C., and mother, Mrs W.
C. Martin of Lake City. Tenn.
visited friends over the week-end.
Bob. Bill and Vance Shields of j
Jacksonville, N.C. have been via-|
iting their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fain, Jr |
of Atlanta spent the week-end via- ;
iting his father, W. M. Fain, and.
aunt. Mrs. P. C. Hyatt. Mr. and i
Mrs. Charles Hyatt and family.,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Pat Coroneis and
children. Robbin and Jody have
returned to their home at Oyster
Bay, N. Y., after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shields of'
Jacksonville, N. C. are visiting
Mr. Shields' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Shields.
Mr. Henry Hyatt and Virgil
Odell spent last Friday in Ashe
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kesley
attended the funeral of Ray Elfer
at McDonald. Tenn. Sunday.
Dr. Koepp-Baker of Highlands
was the week-end guest of Dr.
and Mrs. B. W. Whitfield.
Mrs. Paul Nave is spending sev
eral days this week In Asbeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hounsom of
Atlanta. Oa. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hounaom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Bourne, Sr. enroute
to gat their daughters who have
been in a girls camp at Dellwood.
Mr. A. r. Whitefield of Atlanta.
Ga. and Florida Is visiting Dr.
and Mrs. B. W. Whitfield this
weak.
Mrs. S*ra Kaye and daughter.
Karoi, antf Mrs Guy BtttUta and
children spent Sunday at Vepel
State Park, near Blalrsvllle Ga.
Mrs. Jerue Babb and little
daughter. Laufla returned home
Saturday from Hendereonville.
Harry Seamon spent two days
in GatneiviHe last weak on bus
, Terry Hensley and Jtmmv Shar
.rill have returned home from a
JvWt with Mr. flMMU'i brother
_SNo. Two !
Holds Meeting
Circle No I of the First Math
odiat Church met an Tuesday.
July IS at ? p.m with Mrs. W.
S. Cum
Mn McCall Elliott. chairman
?iter which the masting wasi
turned over to Mrt i. 1. Slaugt.
Mr, who gave ike program on
UUure Time."
During the social hour the ho&
Mat aarved rafreahments to Mrs.
R C. Mattox. Mrs Dixie Palmer
Mrs. F. L. Asburjr, Mrs McCa.l
Elliott, Mrs W M. Pain. Mrs
J. B Slaughter. Mrs. L. F. Loch
?by, Mrs. Ellen Wheeler and
Mrs. A. B. Owen.
BIRTHS
HAMBY
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Ham
by, o f Murphy Route 4, announce
the Mrth at a ton. Darrcll Wayne,
July tl. at Providence Hospital.
Mrt. Hamby is the former Miss
Moaelle Graves.
PATTERSON
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Patterson,
of Culberson Route 1. announce
the birth o< a ton, Joey. July IS,
at Murphy General Hospital. Mrs.
Patterson ia the farmer Miss
Helen Raper.
and Mr. Hensley cousin. Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Sherrill of Jackson
ville, Fla.
Miss Judy Ramsey of New!
Richmond. Ohio is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. R. H. Stewart.
Dr. and Mrs. E. J Lyons and
son, Eddie of Persey. Pa., are
visiting Mrs. Lyons' mother. Mrs.
W. H. Corn well.
Mrs. Harry M. Seamon spent
Saturday in Asheville on business.
Buddy Ramsey of Fort Benning,
Ga . it visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherdan Corn-'
well and children of New Jer
sey are viaiting Mr. Corn well's
mother, Mra. W. H. Cornwall.
Harry M. Seamon attended the!
board of directors meeting of Qu
ity Restaurants of North Carolina
in Charlotte Monday and Tuesday
tf this week.
Mrs. Garnet Owenby after a
two weeks visit with friends in
Alabama and Florida, and with
her son Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Jerry
Owenby of San Antonio, Texas,
has returned home.
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