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Miss Edwiao Stevens Bride
off Thomas 6. Loviigood
M|ifEdwin?(Abbte)\Mtt Ste
vens, daughter of Mr*. Ida Witt
Eskridge and Edward M.
Stevens, and Thomaa Gerald
Lovingood, aon of Mrs. O. H,
Lackey and H. C. Lovingood,
were married on Auguet 13,
I960, in Mildred ElllaCulbreath
Chapel of First Baptist Church
of Tampa, Fla. The church was
decorated with palms, lighted
tapers, and baskets of white
gladioli and chrysanthemums.
The Rev. M. G. Perry pre
formed the double - ring cere
mony and music was presented
by Mrs. Margaret Knauf and
Mrs. R. W. Carmichael, Jr.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a wedding
gown of embroidered tulle over
taffeta. Her veil was attached
to an Egyptian bandeau of pearls
and she carried a cascade bou
quet of orchids, s tephanoDs, and
lillles of the valley.
MlM Michael Dietrich attend
ed |i maid of honor and brides
maids were Miss Carl McCoy,
Miss Pam Willis, Coral Gables;
and Misi Nan Ventress, Clay
ton, Ala. They wore identical
dresses of Romance blue silk
organza over taffeta. Veils were
attached to matching bandeaux
and their bouquets wereof white
carnations and Ivy.
Richard Allan Stafford served
as best man and groomsmen
were: Weldon Charles Hayden,
William Frederick Boese, and
Allan Howard Crosby.
Following the ceremony the
bride's mother entertained widi
a reception is her home.
The bride chose a beige silk
sheath with harmonizing acces
sories for their wedding trip.
Guests from Murphy who at
tended were: Mrs. A. J. Head
rick, Mr*. Kate McDonald and
son. Warren. Mrs. McDonald
Is the grandmother of the
groom. ? -?
New Adolf Educational Program
At Young Harris'College
YOUNG HARRIS - A. change
In the evening division and a
new adult education program
at Young Harris College will
become effective with the be
ginning of fall quarter.
In the evening division,
classes will be offered three
nights per week, on Monday.
Wednesday, tri Friday, from
6 p.m. to 9:i0 p.m. instead
of the regular five nights per,
Week.
Course offerings for fall
quarter are Georgia history
and government and English
composition. Five hours of
credit may be earned in each
course.
Persons interested in en
. rolling for the evening division
, should write; to the Director of
Admissions, Mr. John M. Ban
ner, Young Harris College,
Young Harris, Ga.
The new adult education pro
gram will be non-credit, one
night per week session consis
ting of a variety of subjects
including current affairs, liter
ature, ? music appreciation,
history, and other topics in
which a general interest is
shown.
The cost for this educational
program will be about $5.00
per quarter.
Interested persons should
correspond with Academic Dean
Ray Farley giving the topic
in which they are interested
along with topics which they
think would be of general In
terest to others.
Haisois Ltflvt
For iiropt; Dr.
HorsobTo Stvily
Mr*. Alex B. Hanson, wife
of the Episcopal minuter here
in Murphy, leave* August 29th
for* (hort tourof Europe. Mr*.
Hanson'* daughter. Dr. Howard
G, Hanson will accompany her.
Dr. Hanson 1* a member of
the faculty at Young Harris
Collage. She plans to be a year
doing post-graduate study at the
University of Vienna and Sor
bonne.
Mr. FredEdmiston of Mobile,
Ala. will join them in Charles
ton, S. C. for the trip. He
also plans to study abroad.
Mr. Edmiston, a formerfaculty
member at Young Harris Col
lege has been studying for his
doctorate at Chapel Hlfi for (he
past two years.
Circlt II Of
WSCS Holds
Moathly
Mrs. F. L. Asbury and Mr*
L. F. Lochaby were joint hog
tcsses to Circle No. Two ol
the Woman's Society of Chria
nan Service on Tuesday nigh
?in the Men's Bible Class Room
of the First Methodiat Church,
Mrs. W. F.Elliott, chairman,
presided over the business aes
sion and conducted the
devotional.
During the social hour tht
hostesses served coffee an<
cake to the following; Mrs,
Lizzie llunt, Mrs. Gyp Johnson,
Mrs. R. C. Mattox, Mrs. W. E,
Howell. Mrs. W. F. Elliott,
Mrs. Ellen Wheeler.Mra.W.D,
Townson, Mrs. Don Akin, Mis;
Lula FainandMrs.H.G.Elkina,
Births
EARWOOD
Mr. andMrs.DonaldEarwood
of Route 1, Marble, announce (he
birth of a son, David Allen, Aug
uat 12, at Providence Hospital,
Mrs. Earwood is the former
Miss Doris Lorraine Humph
ries.
DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Curtis
Davis of Udca, Mich., announce
'the birth of a daughter, August
13, at Murphy General Hospital.
Mrs. Davis is the former Miss
Reba Jean Mosteller^
personal mention /
Mrs. B. L. Fox and daughter
Mrs. Rluta Chastain returned
home last Tuesday from a visit
with relatives in Rhode Island:
Mrs. Peyton G. Ivie and dau
ghter, Susanne, spent Wednes
day, Thursday, and Friday in
Atlanta with Mrs. Wie's niothar,
Mrs. Lona Grier.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boring
had as their guests Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. James Whitehead and
son, Benny, of Tallassee, Tenn.
Mrs. Clarence Butler of
Gainesville, Ga. was the week
end guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Hobart McKeever, Mr. McKee
ver and children.
Mrs. S. C. Burgess and son,
Doug have returned from a visit
to Atlanta. They were accom
panied home by Mrs. Burpess"
daughter, Mrs. Sammy White
and sons for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. S, C. Burgess and
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus White.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillcr
of Asheville spent several days
last week as guests of Mr. aiid
Mrs. S. C. Burgess and Mrs.
Wade Massey,
Mrs. F. C. Bourne left Fri
day for Blowing Roqk to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Hughes
of Chatanooga, Tenn., were
week-end guests of Mrs. Fannie
Calhoun and Mrs. McMillan.
Hubert Bourne has returned
home from a weeks visit with
?relatives -and friends in Ashe
ville.
Mr. Bill Buchheit ofSpartan
hurg, S. C. spent several days
last week here visiting hu sis
ter. Mrs.JerueBabb.Mr.Bat*.
and Lauria.
' Mrs. Elsie Whiteheart of
Winston-Salem is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. B.Mulkey this
week.
Mrs. R. H. Foard has re
turned home from a week's visit'
w ith relatives at Cleveland, N.
C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerue Babb
and little daughter, Laurii, and
Mrs. Babb's brother, Bill Buch
heit of Spartanburg, S. C. spent
the week-end at Lake Summit
near llendersonville.
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Murphy ? . ? Andrews
;
Mrs. Ben Akin of Athens.Ga.
is visiane her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. Gilbert Stiles, and her
mother - in - law, Mrs. Dorm
Akin, this week.
Miss Jiidy Ramsey of New
Richmond, Ohio, returned to
Murphy last week after spend
ing a week with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Summers in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsey
of New Richmond, Ohio are
spending two weeks with Mrs?
Ramsey's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J, R. Cornwell. Their
daughter, Judy, will accompany
them back to Ohio.
Miss Bobby Joyce Harmess
and WileyHowardSimpson, both
of Murphy; received the Bach
elor of Science degree from
Appalachian State Teachers
College, Boone, on Thursday
night, August 18.
George Powell of Charlotte
spent the week-end with his
family who has been visiting
Mrs. Powell's mother, Mrs. S.
D. Akin. Mrs. Powell and the
children returned home with
Mr. Powell on Sunday.
Miss Virginia Fowlerof Enka
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Fowler.
Mrs. Glenda Brandon and
daughter, Melinda of Cleveland, -
Tenn., were week-end guests of
Mrs. Brandon's parents, Mr.'
and Mrs. P. G. Ivie. ?
Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes
and Mrs. S. N. Bobo, Sr., spent,
the week-end with relatives in
Jacksonville. Fla. They were
accompanied home by Bobby
Hughes, who has been visiting
his parents there.
?
Miss Ramona Haggard, stu
dent nurse at Piedmont Hos
pital, Atlanta, spent the week
end here with friends.
Miss Blanch* Sawyer spent
the week-end with relatives at
Weavervllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark
and sons, Tommie and Dean
of McMineville, Tenn., were
week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Fuller..
Mr. and Mrs. Hobairt Mash
bum spent the week-end with
Mrs. Mashburn's father and
step-mother. Mr. and Mr*.
Floyd Bowman of Bryson City.
While there they attended the
Rescue Squad convention held'
at Camp Hop* Sunday.
Friends of Mr.E. A.Brownim
will be glad to knew that ha is
improving after undergoing
surgery at District Memorial
Hospital, Andrews.
Mrs. Leon Herbert Talley
Miss Clara Juae Hughes
Weds Leon Herbert Talley
Wedding vows were spokes
? In a candlelight service byMm
' Clara June Hughes arvdMr.Loon
Herbert Talley on Sunday, Aug- '
ust 21, at 5:30 p.m. at die Rogers'
c 'Chapel Baptist Church, Route 4,
'? Murphy, N. C. The Reverend
? -C. A. Smith performed the^
1 double-ring ceremony. Trad I -
nonal wedding music was prc
! sented by Miss Susie Miller,
' vocalist, and Miss Annetta
!?' White, pianist.
! The bride is the daughter of
>' Mf. and Wrs.FaschalR. Hughes
> -of Route 4, Murphy, N.C, The
Mrs. Susie Cheek is visiting
' Mrs. Rae Moore and family
' -this week. Mrs. Cheek Is for
? raer FHA Clerk here in Mur
phy and is now working .la
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs.JohnSmartJr.,
and little daughter, Peggy have
[ moved to their new home ?C
i Regal,
Mrs. Virgie Helton and little
? Miss Dianne Kavlor visited
. Mrs. Helton's sister, Mrs. Lot
tie Montgomery in Asheville
last week.
Mrs. Wade Gibson and dau
ghters, Linda and Kathy visited
her sister, Mrs. Hayward Lin
ger and family, and brother
Ervin Carter in Baltimore, Md,
? for the past two weeks.
Mrs. D. H, Queen and Mr.
and Mrs. James Lewis and
family of Sylva were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Ed Hughes.
Mr. John Phaup, who is
associated with the Health De
partment of Waycross, G??
spent the week-end here with
his mother, Mrs. J. H. Phaup.
Miss Shiriey Smith, student
at Western Carolina College,
Cullowhee is visiting her par
ents; Mr. and Mrs. J, Franklin
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ray,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farmer
and son, Kenny, Jr., and Mrs.
Hugh Hayes, all of Ashevill*,
were recent guests of Missea
Kate and Leila Hayes.
Mrs. Tom Mauney left Sun
day for a visit to Washington, -
D, C? Baltimore, Md? Wilson
and Raleigh, Mrs. Mauney* .
traveled by to car to Washington
with her niece, Mrs. Ross Mc-* .
Phee of Calgorv Alberta, who
has been visiting Mrs. Mauney
in Hayesville. ? \
Recent dinner guest of Mr. '
?and Mrs. W. P. Odom were:
Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Elliott, j
Mrs. Mary Hunt of Young Har
ris, Ga., Mrs. Harve Caldwell, |
Blairsville and Mr. and Mrs,, .
T, J. Hunt and son of Fayette- i
vUlc.
Mrs. Beulah " Hoffman and
Mrs. Daily Penland of Canton
were visitors in town Sunday,
Mr. andMrs.HenryHarslaw,
w' o ! ave been spending tl-epast
free weeks at the Harst aw
Farms, lef t Wednesday for t^ eir
!.ome at St. Petersburg, FU.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil
kerson of Richmond. Va? were
guests this week of Mr, and
Mrs. Ed Harshaw.
Mr. and Mr*. Cliff Elliott
left iaat weak for Fort Siils,
? Okla.'to visit their son. Pvt.
X/C Eddie Joe Elliot, who will
be leaving soon for Germany.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mauney
and son, Walter, Jr., and Harry
Webb Mattox left last week for
a tour of Washington, D. C?
New York. Boston, Mass.,
Maine and Canada.
Harry M. Seamon was In
Gainesville on business last
week.
Guests of Mr. ?nd Mrs. W.
P. Odom for dinner Saturday
were Mrs. Claud* L. Love,
Mr. tad Mrs, Bruce Elmore
and daughter, Ann Love of Ashe -
.ville, Mr. Leroy Love of New
York and Mr. and Mrs. Olm
Stratton of Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs, E. Brown of Atlanta, (Ja.
N i. Harry M. Seaman U
visiting her sisters and brother
In Norfolk. V?.
bridegroom if the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jabe TtUey of High
lands.
The bride, given in marriage -
by her father, wore a long
sleeved waltz length dress of
'bridal lace and taffeta featuring
.a princess style and a sweet
heart neckline. Her fingertip
veil of Illusion was attached to
a tiara of seedpearlsandrhine
stone. She carried awhiteBible
covered with red sweetheart
roses and streamers. She wore
a watch nacklace which had be
longed to her paternal grand
mother.
Mrs, Ray Adams of Andrews
served as matron of honor. She
wore a mint green sheath dress
of satin brocade, featuring a
.scalloped neckline and a cum
berbund of mint satin. Her head
piece was a mint green satin
bandeau. She carried a nosegay
of pink roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Jo
Anne Dendy of Highlands, cousin
of the groom, and Mrs. Garry
McClure of Atlanta, Georgia.
They wore dresses of pink satin
brocade and bandeaus identic al
to that of the honor attendant.
They carried nosegays of pink
roses.
Flower girls were Miss Lisa
Styles of Knoxville, Tennessee,
cousin of the bride, and Miss
Belinda Talley of Highlands,
niece of the bridegroom. They
wore dresses of mint green
organdy with white headpieces
and parried satin baskets filled
with white gladiolus.
Mrs. Hubert Walker of Ashe
ville kept the guest register at
the entrance to the church.
David Hughes served as his
sister's ringbearer.
Mr. Haul Allison of Old Fort
served as best man. Ushers
were Ed Talley of Highlands,
brother of the Broom, and Jack
Ledbetter of Black Mountain,
former college roommate of the
groom. Jack Hughes, brotherof
the bride, was junior usher. ,
Mrs. Hughes chose a ropen
blue dress of lace and voile for j
tier . daughter's wedding. She'
wore white and pink accessories
with a pink carnation corsage. ,
Mrs. Talley wore a dress of j
blue silk shantung with white- ,
and black accessories with a
white carnation corsage.
For her wedding trip, Mrs
Talley changed into a two-piece '
dress of navy bluesarinbroiade ,
with whit* and navy accessories
and the red rose corsage lifted
from her Bible.
Mrs. Talley Is a graduare of
Murphy High School, Mars Hill
College, and Western Carolina
College. Mr. Talley is a gra
duate of Highlands High School
and Western Carolina College.
He has served two years with
the L'. S. Armv in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Talley will re
side at h 09 Lancaster Avenue,.
Monroe, N. C? where Mr. Tal
ley is employed by the Meck
lenburg County Board of Ld
jcation and Mrs. Talley will
teach in the I'nion County
ichooli.
Wedding guest* from High
ands were: Mr. and Mrs. Jabe
r alley and daughter, Jessie:
vlr. ind Mrs. Ed Talley and
:hildren, Belinda and Tommy;
<ev. and Mrs. Floyd Dendy,
klr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
?1r. and Mrs. Edward Potts,
ind Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleave
and,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips
>f Franklin. N, C? Miss Wilma
iouge of Bakersville.N.C?Mr.
ind Mrs. Ray Adams of And
rews. Mrs. Bess Savage, Mr.
ind Mrs. Garry McClure, of
Atlanta.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
.angford of Decatur; Mr. and
.Irs. Ray Owen and daughter,
)iane, of Tucker, Ca.; Mrs.
Valter B. Frlzzell of Norfolk,
'a.; Mr. and Mrs. Babe Cole
it Bryson City: Mr. and Mrs.
'.eorge A. Maunev, Mr. and
?Irs. Hubert Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keasler,
1r. and Mrs. Ted Hood, and
4r. and Mrs. Hubert Styles
nd children, Lisa and Amy, ,
f Knoxvllle, Teim., Mr. and
Irs. Frank Phillips of Frank
in: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ban
er of Morgan ton, their caugh
er of Morgan ton. their daugh
rr. Miss Nina Banner, Mrs.
:. L. Cole of Kannapolis, N. C.
4r. Rev Cole of West Palm
leach, Fla.: Mrs. LeemerSte-.
'art and Mrs. Will Smith and
llss Virginia Stewart of Blue
lidge, Ca.; Rev.and Mrs. Floyd
Vails, BUirsvtUe, Ga.
\
Social Security Benefit*
Cherokeons Get $696,000
py urauy uruuDS,
F Mid R?pr???r aa v?
At the end of 1959, as Fed
eral social security was start
ing its rwenty-Uitfi year, old
age, ' survivors, and disability
insurance monthly benefit*
were being paid in Cherokee,
County to 1,400 persons at the
rate of $696,000 a year, ac
cording to Grady Gnibbs, field
representative of the Ashevllle
social secunty district office.
'This is an increase in number1
of beneficiaries of about 1H&
since February 1939, the last
previous date for which Chero- *
kee County figures are avail- ,
able,' he said.
Nationally, about 13 3/4 mil- .
lion persons were receiving
old-age, survivors, and dis
ability insurance monthly bene
fits at the end of 1959, at an
annual rate of more than $10
billion. At the close of 1940
the first year in which monthly
benefits were payable ?
beneficiaries throughout the
Nation totaled 200,000. Almost
half a million disabled worker
beneficiaries *nd their de
pendents receiving benefits at
? yearly rate of over $400
million are inculded in
the figures for 1959 ..
The number of wives, hus
bands. and children of disabled
worker beneficiaries receiving
monthly benefits increased
sharply in 1959. Such benefits
were first payable for Sept
ember 1958. Nationally, from
February to December 1959,
die number of these bene
ficiaries more than doubled ?
from *0,000 to 126,000.
Payments to a retired worker
with no dependents receiving
benefits averaged $69 a month
nationally at the end of laat
December: to a reo red couple,
both of whorp were receiving
benefits, the average payment
was $121. The average for a
widow with two young children
was $169.
By contrast, ( I rubbs recalled
that when benefits first became
payable in 1940, the average,
monthly payment to a reared
worker with no dependents re
ceiving benefits was $22. and
The Nurse's Prayer
Editor's Note: Dedicated to
our nurses in training from
Murphy and Cherokee County;
.Patsy Kaylor, Margaret Ritch,
Linda Palmer, Lois Kirkland,
Carolyn Scruggs, Carol Helton,
Grady Memorial Hospital, At
lanta; Ramona Haggard, Pied
..mont Hospital, Atlanta: Sue
Nichols, Mission Memorial
Hospital, Asheville; Judy Bris
tol, Phoebe Weiss, Pres
byterian Hospital, Charlotte.
The world grows brighter year by year,
Because some nurse in her little sphere.
Puis on her apron and smiles and sines.
And keeps on doing the same old things.
Taking tt)e temperature, giving the pills.
To remedy mankind's numerous tils,
reeding the babies, answering the bells,
Being polite with a heart that rebels;
Longing for home and all the while
Wearing the same old prolessional smile,
Blessing the newborn babies' first breath.
Closing the eyes that arc stilled with death;
Taking die blame for all mistakes.
Oh, Dear! What a lot of patience it takes,
Going off duty at seven o'clock.
Tired, discouraged and ready to drop; 1
But called out to help at seven-fifteen,
W ith woe in the heart that must not be seen,
Morning and evening, noon and night,
J ust doing it over and hoping it's right;
When we report off to cross the bar.
Dear Lord, will you give us . . |ust one little star?
To wear in the cap of our uniform new
In the ward above, where the HEAD NURSE IS YOU!
Personals, contd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bruce' ,
and children have returnedfrom
a two week's visit with Mr.
Bruce's brother, W, L. Bruce j
and family of Milwaukee, Wis,
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kaylor ,
had as their guests over the '
week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Kin- I
ley Kaylor and tamily.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
jnd family visited friends in J
. hattanooga, Tenr. Thursday
ught. ;
Mrs. KateEvansofCulberson
and Mrs. Helen Lochaby of .
Murphy, were guests last .
Thursday of Dr. and Mrs, Geo- ,
rge Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Greeby and children of West
Chester, Pa. were Ruesta last
week of Mrs. Greeby's sister,
Mrs. W. A. Tuttle, Mr. Turtle
and family.
Miss Cynthia Millsaps el Bal
sam Grove is visiting her
jrandmother, Mrs. Evelyn
ineed.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams
>nd dauehrer, Sandra of Sprinc
teld, Pa. were auestslastweek
>t Mr. and Mrs. William A.
ruttle.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover,
Mrs. Paul Hill and Mrs. R,T,
-louts left Monday for RutVer
lordton to attend a cancer clinic.
?to a retired coupla 4m twtrog*
payment was $36.
The table below show* the
number and monthly amount
of each type of benefit beinf
paid in Cherokee County, aa
of December 31, 195*. the date
of the lateat available
tabulation:
?24 Reared Worker* - $33,156
36 Disabled Workera - $2,940
310 Wife or Husband
of Retired or Disabled
Worker - $7,607
90 Widows, Widower - $4,014
2 Dependent Parent* - $121
47 Mother l> Child - $1,914
287 Children of Re
tired, Deceased, or
Disabled Worker - ? $7,421
Rongtr Ntws
Rev. C. A Smith filled hit
regular appousnent at Ranger
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ireland Elliott
and family of Canton, Ohio spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. I.
P. Elliott,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosebratt
and children of Akron, Ohio
visiied Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Kilpatrick recently.
Rev. Cecil Rice and sons of
Coppcrhill. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Sneed and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Bryson of Burling
ton, N. C. had returned to her
h"ine after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. I. R. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stiles and
daughter of Knoxville. Tenn.
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. G, W. Radcliff and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kilpatrick
and son of Atlanta, Ga. spent
several days here recentlywith
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kilpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Stile*
ot Akron, Ohio are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Kilpatrick this
veek.
. Mrs. H. H. Sneed and Mrs.
Car! Willman of Gastonia visit
ed in this commumtv recently.
AMONG THE SICK
PATIENTS ADMITTED TO
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL:
William . Charles Mundy.
Ashcville; Leonard Harold Pon
der, Candler; Abe AyeryB ick
ens, Rome 3, Murphy; Charles
Louis Gail, Dayton, Ohio; P. R.
Campbell, Rt. 1, Young Hams,
Cia : Mrs. Guy Sudderth, Rt. 1,
Murphy: Mrs. MaryGraves, Rt.
3, Murphy: Miss Ruby Derre
bcrry. Murphy; Glen Hampton,
Murphy; Mrs. Harley Dockery,
Rt. 3, Murphy; Brenda Gail
Putnam, Rt. 2, Murphy: Mrs.
Benjamin T. Sanders. Murphy:
Mrs. Tommy Moore, Clemton,'
S. C.; Linda Stalcup, Rt. 2,
Murphy; Dennis Wade Coffey,
and Danny Jay Coffey, Rt; 1,
Marble; Mrs. Frank Morrow,
Rt. I, Murphy: Arthur Allen,
Rt. 3, Murphy; Fred Davisr
Murphy: Mrs. AudSudderth.Rt.
I, Murphy: Mrs. Robert E.
Graves, Rt. 3. Murphy; Mrs.
Willie Queen, Murphy: Mrs.
Winston Farmer, Rt. 3, Mur
phy. and Mrs. Bradford Cant"
reil, Brasstown.
?PATIENTS ADMITTED TO
MURPHY GENERAL HOS
PITAL:
Mr. and Mrs. WaJterGraham
of L'naka; Russell Radford of
Rt. 3, Murphy: Henry Allen,
Hiwassee Dam; Oeraldina Bea
vers, Murphy; RichardDeBari,
Rt. 2, Murphy: R. L. Howard,
Murphy: Jane Van Horn, Murphy
and Mrs. Norma Poteet of
Blairsville, Ga.
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