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Andrew*, N. C.
Ronnie Cri?p, BUI Hall and
BUI Blavrns (pent Wednesday
la AshevUle. While there, B1U
B levins visited his grandmother
Mrs. Rue ben Rector, who Is a
patient in Mission Memorial
^ Hospital,
Mrs. I. A. Brown of Charlotte
visited Mrs. Charlie Brown this
past week enroute to San Fran
cisco, Calif.
Recent guests of Mrs. Dave
Swann were, Mrs. A. L. Ducket
of AshevUle, Mrs. Sam Fox
and children, Charles and J anei
also of AshevUle, Mr. andMrs.
Ai Duckett and daughter, Lynn
of Morristown, Tenn. and Ad
miral Rosendale of Norman
Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fuller
attended die funeral of Mr.
Fuller's sister, Mrs. Gladys
Soto of Miamisburg, Ohio. Ser
vices were held Thursday at
U a.m. at Dayton, Tenn.
Mrs. Cliff Richardson,
accompanied her brother. J.W.
Bryan to Norwood, Ga., Friday,
for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. J.J.Bryan.
Mr. Wayne Ladd entered Me
morial Mission Hospital as a
patient; Thursday. He was ac
companied to Asheville by Mrs.
Wayne Ladd and Miss Jean
Soles by.
? Mr. and Mrs. Woody Raxter
had a* their week-end guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Raxter and
family of Chattanooga. Tens.,
Mr. j. W. Raxter and family
of Atlanta. Ga. and Johnny Rax
ter of Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Best, Berty
Sue, and TowanavisitedMr.and
Mrs. Lit Collett, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jones Collett in Toccoa,
Ga., Sunday. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Ralph Chambers
to Clarksville, Ga. for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E.Edmond
son of Atlanta, Ga., are spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs,
Cliff Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hampton
and children, Michael, Billy,
and Dean of BrysonCity, were
week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Birch
field, Mrs. Dee Birchfield and
Mrs. Clara Dobbins of Atlanta,
Ga.. spent the week-end with
Mrs. J. W. Brown.
Kent Laughter left Friday
for Myrtle Be?ch, S. C? where
Joe Stewart, a classmate from
the University of Ga., will meet
him. He will return to Andrews
on September 8.
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at Knoxvllle, Tan. were A*
??*-?* guests o t Mr. RM
*U,? mother. Mrs. J esai'eRos
Or. Charles Van G order and
B. U. Burch are spwidlag a
ten days vacation at the Oke
efeenokee Swamps In South Ca.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Mitchell
and daughter. Safari na, of Bur
lington. are visiting Mrs. Mit
chell's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hog an. Mrs. Mitchell is
the former Miss lmogene
Hogaa.
Mrs. Loy Seay attended the
workshop for Baptist Associs
nonal officers in Waynesvllle
at the First Baptist Church,
September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jones
of Maryville, Term., spent the
week-end with Mrs. Jones's
mother, Mrs. Julie Hardin.
Mr. Clarence Rogers of
Paradise, Ky? is spending the
holidays at home in Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Nelson
and daughter Debbie of Raleigh
were week-end guests of Mr. i
and Mrs. Charlie Rogers and
other relatives. Mrs. Jerry I
Purser accompanied them to
Andrews for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Carver.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Trull
had as their house guests this
week-end. Miss Danelle W arren
of Asheville, and Miss Tommy r
Clontz of Arden. They were 1
former classmates of Mrs.
Trull at Memorial Mission
School of Nursing.
Mrs. E v? B ar ton has returned
from a weeks vIsltinRossville,
Ga? Lookout Mountain. Chat
tanooga, Tenn., Harriraan and
LaFollette, Tenn. Her son,
Wayne Sneed, accompanied by
Miss Rebecca Babbingun, met
her in LaFollette Sunday and
she returned with them.
Mrs. John Whisehunt returned
this week from a ten weeks
tour of the west.
Bill Hall- and Ronnie Crisp
left Sunday for Cullowhee,
where they will attend Western
Carolina College.
Andrews
Church News
POT LUCK SUPPER
The Y. W, A. and Intermed
iate G. A. met at the First
Baptist Church at 6:00 p.m.
for a pot-luck supper and State
Mission Program and Offering.
The Sunbeam, Jr. R, A. and
Doris Raxter's Jr. C. A. met
at the Church, Wednesday at
3:00 p.m.
The Jr. G. A. number 2 met
with Mrs. Lee Pullium at 3:00
p.m. at her home.
There will be aGeneral Meet
ing of the W. M. S. of the First
Baptist Church tonight at the
Church at 7:30 p.m.
HOMECOMING DAY
The Valley River Baptist
Church will observe Homecom
ing Day, Sunday, September 11.
There will be Sunday School
and Church Services followed
by lunch at 12:00 pjn. Singing
will begin immediately follow
ing lunch and continue through
the evening. All singers are
urged to participate.
The public is cordially in
vited.
COVERED DISH SUPPER
? The Woman's MissionarySo
ciety of the First BaptistChuroh
including the four Circles, met
Thursday, September 1, at 6:30
p.m. in the Ladies Parlor of the
Church, with a covered dish
supper.
Miss Doris Raxter gave the
devotional .
Mrs. David Hogan sang,
"Something For Thee."
Mrs. George Jones had
charge of the program, 'Ad
vance WithChristThroughMis
sions In North Carolina - Now!'
Taking part on the program
were: Mrs.LoySeay.Mrs.T.C.
Christmas, Mrs. Jack Long,
Mrs. Mabel Rayburn, and Mrs.
Amos Harris.
METHODIST ACTIVITIES
The Wesleyan Service Guild
of the First Methodist Church
met Monday, September 5, at
7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Walt Brown, with Mrs. Clyde
Ellis serving as co-hostess.
Circle Number 1 of the Wo
man's Society of ChristianSer
vice met Tuesday, September 6,
at 3:00 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Ray Matheson.
Circle Number 2 of the Wo
man's Society of Christian Ser
vice met Tuesday, September
6, at 8:00 p.m. at the home ol
Mrs. J ack Ledford.
The Young Adult Fellowship
of the Cherokee -Clay-Graham
Sub-District met for a pot
luck stopper Tuesday, Septem
ber 6, at 7:00 p.m. at the
Hlnton Memorial Center, Hay
esville.
METHOCHST MEN
ELECT OFFICERS
The men of the First Metho
dift Church of Andrew* elect
ed officers for 1960-61 In their
first fall meeting las t Thursday.
The following men were elect
ed: President, Neal Matheson;
Vice-President, Ray Hogsed;
Secretary, Leo Hurst: Treasur
er, Olen Stratton; and Program ?
Chairman, S. J. Gernert. The
meeting was held In the base
ment of the church. The next
regularly scheduled meetly of
ft e gro?p Is November 3.
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ANDREWS - Mr*. Florence
Sherrlll, accompanied by her
?on, Paul Sherrlll end his fam
ily ?< Los Angeles, California
arrived this week from an eight
months tour of (he stales.
The highlight of her trip was
being ? guest on the Jack Bai
ley show while In Los Angeles.
She visited two daughters,
Mrs. JaMGlem and Mrs. Eli
zabeth Ledford in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Leila Brekke in Minne
apolis, Mlim., and Mrs. Vir
ginia Peterson in Sioux City,
Iowa.
She also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Mosteller while a guest
of her son, Paul in Los An
geles.
Other places of interest that
she visited were Teowana, Old
Mexico and Victoria, Canada.
Her son, Paul, who accom
panied her home is enroute
to Long Island, New York, where
he is befng transferred for
Coast Guard Duty. He and Ms
family will leave Andrews this
week. ..
Farivill Party
ANDREWS - John Gernert
and Chuck Van Gordar mar-.
mined at the Gernert home
Saturday at 7:30 pjn. with a
farewell party for John Wil
kes, of t Day tona Beach, Fla.
Those attending were: Na
Ane Day, Mike Sheldy, Butch
Suraavage, Thomas Brooks,
Byron Chandler, Jerry Cox,
Donna Sue Fuller, Jeanne Sni
der, Jimmy Watklna, Skip Al
mond. Cathy Collins, Marilyn
Ellis. Connie Lee and Sandy
Palmer.
ItadiBf Gib
ANDREWS - The Summer
Reading Club, sponsored by the
Andrews Carnegie Library, en
joyed a picnic at the Library
picnic area, Wednesday, Aug
ust 24, at noon. A number of
the members were present and
everyone enjoyed the good food.
There are 28 members of the
Club. Donna McClelland led the
group in number of books read.
She had read 68 books during
the period June 1st to August
24th.
Election For Comnitteonoa
Septan bar 1. 1960 ASC com
munity committeeman will be
elected la every community la
North Carolina.
The persona elected oa this
date will have a lot of Influence
on the kind of a (arm program
we will have la our county for
the coming year. The first thing
they will do la elect the county
committeemen to aerve and ad
minister the program ASC haa
to be reaponaUde (or In the
county, which are the Price
Si^port Program, Soli Bank,
Acreage Allotment andMarfcet
ing Quota, Wool Program and
the Agricultural Conservation
Program. Everyone should go
and vote In this election In
their community, September 5.
The polls will be open from
"":00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Bal
lots will be at the polling place
and the nominees names will
be on the billot. The voter
will be allowed to vote for any
5 on the ballot, If the nominees
do not suit the voter he has
the prlviledge of writing In
3 names of persons he would
like to see elected as com
munity committeeman. The
person receiving fee highest
number of votea la each com
munity will be the chairman
of the conuBiadty rontmliaw
and (be delegate to the County
Con van don September 23, 1960,
to elect the County CommltMe
men. The persons elected at
thla community election are the
key man la the ASC program la
the county (or the coming year.
Listed aa follows are the'
nominee* tor each community
and (he polling place.
SHOALCREEK COMMUNITY,
POLLING PLACE WILLIAM'S
STORE. Nominees are: Marlon
Adams, John Brendle, Wayne
Burrell, Clarance Jones, Clint
Loudermllk, Guy McNabb, Tru
man McNabb,ClaudePatterson,
Guy Suit and Stanley Wood.
HOTHOUSE COMMUNITY,
POLLING PLACE McGILL
STORE. Nominees are: C. C.
Forrester, Charlie Giiley, Dil
lard McAfee, Edgar Newman.
Lloyd Newman, Howard Orion,
Harold Payne, E. Roach, John
Wallace, and George Wood.
VALLBYTCJWN COMMUNITY,
POLLING PLACE ANDREWS
CITY HALL. Nominees ire
Carl Braedlove. John Bradley,
Ernest Cook. Albert Conley.
Klrb Ladd. CUm Luther, Har
rison Luther, Wayne Luther,
POL"'
UNO PLACE 6 RADCUFP'S
STORE oe Highway 64. Nom
inees ere: Charlie Clonts, Edd
Fo rater, S. L. Hatches, H.C.
J ohnaon, Paul Lance, Cliff Lit-,
tie. AJ, Martin, Clyde McN abb,
J .O.Riper k Charlie Thompson.
MURPHY COMMUNITY, POL
LING PLACE ASC OFFICE at
the Courthouse. Nominees are:
Fred Dockery, J ack Ferguson,
Nath Harper, LovtonLovingood,
Wilbur McCombs, Harvey Mc
Ray, C. B. Newton, Fred Stiles,
Leonard Stiles andCollie Wells.
BEAVERDAM COMMUNITY,
POLLING PLACE ATCROWE*S
STORE. Nominees are: Farrls
Bryson, J. M. Beavers, Allen
Chambers, John Dockery, J.W.
Farner, Wlllard Graham, John
McMUUan. Harve Radford, J .R.
Roberts, and Lester Taylor.
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