Dr. aad Mn, K.g. Parkier
aad Mugtmr. Mr*. 1111 Dv
aati spaac several d? yt laet
week la TaUMteaeaa, Pla. wttfc
Mrs. Hubert WUUaau aad eon.
Hufh. WM1* la Tallakaaaaa,
Mrs. Williams aadMrs. Darn
ell flaw to New Orlaana. La.
? vtalc Mr*. William*' hus
band, Hubert Will lama who 1*
a pedant at Oechar Hospital.
Dr. Parker aad Mrs. Darnell
returned home Sunday and
Mrs. Parker remained '
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Report
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Hubbard wis named
Dexter Dean Instead of Data
Lee as appeared in the Scout
recently.
HOWELL
Mr. and Mrs. George
Vaughn (Nick) Howell of Mur
phy announce the birth of a
daughter, Barbara Kelly, on
September 24, at Providence
Hospital. Mrs. Howell Is the
former Barbara Jean Cole,
TANNER
Mr. and Mrs. James Otis
Tanner of Murphy, announce
the birth of adaughter. Tammy
Elaine, September 25, atPro
vidence Hospital. Mrs. Tanner
is the former Emma Lou
Swanson.
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MOORE
Mr. Mrf Mr*. Lute Mwre
?f Murphy. Roun 1, imm
the Wrth of ? daughter. Catty
Ann. iipambtr 26. at Pro
vidence Hospital. Mrs. Moor*
Is the former Miss Ana P arris
.Lodford.
FRANKUM ?
Mr. and Mrs. Goorf*
Prankian of Murphy, Roue* 1,
announce the birth of a son.
George Timothy, September
26, at Providence Hoapital.
Mrs. Frankum is the former
Rosie Pauline Lancaster.
WH1TMQRE
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Waco
Mhitmore of Blairsville, Ga.t
Route 3, announce the birth
of a son, John Gordon, Sep
tember 26, at Providence
Hospital. Mrs. Whttmore Is
.the former Lois Betty
McClure.
Bl'RCHFlELD
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burch
field of Marble, Route 1,
announce the birth of adaugh
ter. Mary Lou, September 28,
at Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Burchfield is the former Any
Lou Melson.
AMONG THE SICK
Patients admitted to Pro
vidence Hospital: Peggy Kay
Cearley, Murphy: Frank For.
syth. Murphy: Wm. Thomas
Zimmerman, Murphy: Mrs.
Grace Crisp, Rt. 2, Murphy;
Jack Gurley Bryson, Rt. 3,
Murphy; Mrs. Ollie Stiles,
Rt. 4, Murphy; William
McClure, Rt. 1, Marble; Mrs.
Ida Cornwell, Rt. 2, Murphy;
Lawrence . Palmer Martin,
Rt. 4, Murphy: David Hilton,
Murphy; Lloyd O'Dell, Rt. 3
Murphy.'
Patients admitted to Murphy
General Hospital: James H.
Martin. Rt. 3, Murphy: Avery
Joe Cbastain, Rt. 3, Murphy;
and Mrs. H. C. Johnson, Rt.
2, Murphy.
BoillRf Springs
. Ntws
Mr. ud Mr*. Randall Odom
and son. Gary. 1 AlbM. 5. C.
. vitiad horn* folks her* Use
week-end.
Mr. a?d Mrs. WUliamAllsa
at Grandvlew were visitors
here at church last Sunday.
J. B. O'Dell of Boiling
Springs underwent an opera
tion at Emory Hospital last
Wednesday and is doing fine.
Mr. Lumis Gaddis Is sick
.but is improving slowly.
Mr. Charlie Mills of Mur
.phy and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Rhodes and family of Owl
Creek visited our church on
Sunday.
Garden Club
PI ens Annual
District Meeting
The annual meeting of Dis
trict One of the Garden Club
of North Carolina. Inc. -will
he held in the Congregational
Church in Tryos. N. C., on
Wednesday. October 12 th.
Registration and coffee hour
will be from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
followed by a business ses
sion and address by Mrs. J.
B. A. Daughtridge of Rocky
Mount. presidentof theGarden
Club of North Carolina and
principal speaker for the
meeting..
After the business session,
delegates will divide into
workshop groups under the
direction of the stateofficers.
For those attending who do
not hold office in their clubs,
there will be a demonstration
of flower arranging by Mrs.
Gerald King of Henderson
ville, nationally accredited
ludge.
Luncheon will be served
Celebrates
Birthday
Mr. Alvia J.Gladson cele
brated his birthday Friday.
September 30. Among old
friends who helped him to
'celebrate was Charles Mor
' S?n.
at the Oak Hall Hotel atlp.m.,
and this will be followed by
a brief session to conclude
any unfinished business.
Mrs. David Ling of Way
nesville. District Director,
will preside, and Mrs. Ernest
Burwell of Tryon will be gen
eral chairman for the event.
The hostess clube are Tryon,
Gay Blades, and Daffy-Jills,
all of Tryon. Full details and
tickets may be obtained from
?II Garden Club presidents. >
Miss Elda Queen Is spend
ing a two weeks vacation here
?with her mother and sister.'
'Mrs. Sallie Queen and Miss
Beulah Queen.
Miss Kay Robinson, w' o is
? teacher in China Grove
School, China Grove, N. C.
?pent the week-end with re
latives here.
THB 'G1 PONT! AO IS OUT TOO AY!
It's A// Pontiac!
on sl new Vtfide?TrsLck!
New track-to-toody proportion! The track is the width between the
wheels. Pontiac is the only Wide-Track car. Body width is reduced,
shaving side overhang, balancing more weight between the wheels.
Best relationship of body width to wheel width ever tailored. Lean
and sway are ancient history.
Announcing the new Pontiac Trophy V-8 Engine! We've improved
the engine the experts said was perfect. New fuel induction system
saves gas by using more air in the gasoline mixture. This makes the
engine breathe more efficiently, giving you better acceleration.
Eleven versions to choose from. Horsepowers range from 215 to
348. For best economy, specify the Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower
compression ratio Ms you use regular gas.
More headroom, legroom, footroom for greater comfort! You'll take
great comfort in the extra roominess we've built into the '61 Pontiac.
u:_i 1 1
occji3 aic mgiici . yei mere b inure Clear
ance beneath the steering wheel and
more hatroom over your head. There is
more legroom, more footroom. Doors
are wider and designed to swing open
farther. The more highway you put
behind you (Pontiac specializes in this)
the more you'll appreciate tfie new
room that's all around you in this sleek
new *61.
THE ONLY WIDE-TRACK CAR!
Body width trimmed to reduce side
overhang. Moro weight balanced be
tween the wheels. Mo other cor hugs
the road with such sure-footed sta
bility end prectlfcMi.
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?News
Mr. Howard Ledford
family of New York. are vl sit
ing hla motor, Mrs. La*
Garner.
Mr. Charlie Garner'*
brother of ClinlM, Tenn..
vititad htm laat
Sandra Ledford and Linda
Boring are planning to take a
trip to Knoxville In the near
future.
Mr. Paul Duvall of Marble
viiited frienda here recently. .
??
Glenn Rogers of Atlanta,
?was home over the week-end
visiting friends.
J unior Abernathy recently *
visited his uncle, Mr. E. E.
Bruce. <
Mrs. Opal Jones Is visiting
her daughter, Lois, In New
York.
Mrs. E. E. Bruce visited
her son, Dennis, of Cumming,
Oa? and her mother and sis
ter of Alpharretta, Ga? over
the week-end. She also visit
ed another sister who is in
from Kansas.
Dr. Ihlev of Raleizh and
Rev. Elmer Greene of Hayes
ville were the puests for as
sembly at Hiwassee Dam
School September 23. Special
music was rendered by the
High School Glee Club.
Miss Paterson,
Donald Lewis
Are Married
Miss Geraldine Patterson,
laughter of Mrs. Zana
Sbackleford of Unaka, became
the bride of Donald Keith
Lewis of Poland, Ohio, In
a ceremony solemnized,
Thursday, September 29. in
tl,? First Methodist Church
by the pastor. Rev. R. T.
Houts, Jr.
Those attending the wed
ding-were, the bride's mother,
Mrs. Zana Shackleford, Mrs.
Jack Ramsey, and Mrs.
Claude Anderson.
The couple will make their
home in Pittsburg, Pa.
Library Rtcthmd
Four New Films
The Kaatnhala RegioMl
Library. which mtw CUy.
Cherokoa, tod Graham count
iea. has tactlfid 4 ww ftlma
which are available now for
booking. Thesa films can be
loaned to cluba, hospuaii.
professional gro^a, church
groups, and other organizat
ions, and are distributed
through the Nantahala Regio-.
ml Library. T? i
nima, call VE 7-2025 txMur
phy.
A apeclal previewing ? t
?*M films will ba W ?n
Tw?by night, Oc*bar U.
1*0. ? Murphy PtAUcUbr
?ry at 7:30. The puMic la
invited wtth a special tBTt
tadon to all program chair
man Id t h? three counties.
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