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Andrews High School Christmas Float
Gale Ferebee
Honored On
Ninth Birthday
ANDREWS - Mrs. Jimmy
he re bee entertained at her
home. Saturday afternoon at
2 p.m. for her daughter,
Florence Gale, honoring her
on her ninth birthday.
The table was centered wirh
a large birthday cake. Christ
mas decorations were used
throughout the home and for
refreshments too. Santa Claus
stockings were given as fa
vors.
The group enjoyed a theatre
party during the afternoon.
Refreshments were served
to the following: Carolyn
Cochran. Dicky Blalock, Stan
ley lvester, Debbie Crawford,
Wtlla Mae Guff ey, Hayes Ram -
sey, Chucky Frazler, Elaine
Heaton, Jackie Ledford, An
drew Relchman. Susan Van
Gorder, Gregg Pulllum, Su
san Rodda, Breeze Thompson,
Teddy Nichols, Mark Mintz.
Phyllis West. Tommy Town
son, Mike Hul, Lynn Watson,
Michael Shields.
Garden Club
Holds Sale
ANDREWS - Members ot
the Valley River Garden Club
are holding their annual
Christmas sal^ December 16
and 17 at the Power and Light
Building.
Christmas decorations,
cakes, pies, cookies and Jel
lies surprise packages and re
freshment* will be {or sale.
A door prize -will be given.
Porceeds will go to beau
tify the entranc# to V alley -
rown cemetery.
WSCS Presents
Christmas Program
ANDREWS - The Woman's
Society of Christian Service
and the WesIeyanServiceGul
Id of the First Methodist
Church held their annual
Christmas program and party.
Monday night at 7:30 p.m. in
the MethocUstFellowshlpHall.
The program centered around
the Christmas themeof shar
ing and giving, and was given
by Miss Vera Moore, Mrs.
Ann Trull and Miss Rebecca
Babblng ton.
The hall was attractively
decorated In the Christmas
motif.
Following the program re
freshments were served and a
social hour enjoyed.
Mrs. B. M. Glbbs who Is
employed In Richmond, Va.
spent Wednesday it her home
In Andrews.
-A
Miss Jean Rogers, student
at Beret College, will arrive
In Andrews December 17 to
spend the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Rachel Rogers.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. R.A.Dewar
left Sunday for a visit with
her daughter, and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. PaulBorlngof
Canton, Ga.
-A
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
service for the morning
worship will be broadcast over
Radio Station WKRK during the
month of December at 11 a.m.
each Sunday morning.
-A
Those from Andrews who
visited In Ashevllle on Sat
urday were; Mrs. Leila Van
Gorder. Mrs. John Rodda and
son Johnny, Mrs. Howard
Ford, Mrs. Helen Waldroup.
Mrs. Eva Barton. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Nichols, Judy and
Sue. Martha Derre berry. Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Derreberry
and children. Mrs. Louise Mc
Clure, Sue Best. Anita Cagle.
Mrs. Sam Russell and Mrs
Lucy Laughter.
-A
Mr. Dean Wakefield Of
Washington. D. C. returned
Thursday from a weeks visit
with his mother. Mrs. Ollle
Wakefield and sister. Lucy
Wakefield.
-A
The Flrtt MethodlstChurch
Choir will give ltW annual
Chlrstmas music program
Sunday, December It, at 7:30
p.m. at dM Methodist Church.
Everyone It Invited.
-A
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Valley Home *
Demonstration
Club Celebrates
ANDREWS The Valley
town Home Demonstration
Club held their annualChrtsi
mas parry on Friday even'.ne,
December 9 ar the home of
Mrs. Carl West
Mrs. E. I'. Burch. presi
dent was In charge of the pro ~
gram, which included rwo
stories and group singing.
The living room wasdevor .
ated within keeping of the hoi l
day season, with a large ^
Christmas tree In one corner
of the room.
Before dinner the group <
went on a hunt for Christmas <
presents. >
Those attendlne were: Mrs. I
E. L'. Burch, Mrs T. C?
Christmas, Mrs. Sue Chil- I
ders, Mrs. Lucy Laughter. <
Mrs. Loy Seay, Mrs. A. B.
Chandler, Mrs. Jack Long, *
Mrs. Luther Nicholson, Mrs. 1
Luke Ellis, Mrs. Lynn Wood, 1
Miss Sue Best, Lu Ann Long,
and Mrs. John Whisenhunt. ]
Guests were: Mrs. Ellen Whel
ler. Miss Thelma Wheeler
and Miss Hatde Paimer of
Murphy.
Beaver Creek
Church
Presents Play
ANDREW'S - "The Touch
Of His Hands", a four act
play, will be presented De
cember 24 at 7:30 p.m. by
members of the Beaver Creek
Free Will Baptist Church at
the Church.
Mrs. Sam Russell Is direc
ting the play.
A program will precede the
play, followed by treats and j
gifts from theChrlstmas tree.
The public Is invited.
Beta Project
ANDREWS - The Nativity
scene displayed on the An
drews Carnegie Library l?wn
is a last year's project of
the High School Beta Club.
Bill Blevins Is the club's
president.
Feeling that the scene could
be displayed to better advan
tage, the Beta Club this year
offered It to the local library
for display. Mrs. C, O. Van
Gorder of the library board
assisted by Mrs. Luke Ellis,
arranged the display with the
help of theBetacIubmembers,
Benny Weeks and Ronald Wat
son.
Boyer Watry Is taking care
of the llghdng during the holi
day season.
Reverind ind Mrs. Frtndi |
Postell visited In Mt. Holly
Sunday. Rev. Postell wis guest
sgpaker for morning and even
ing worship services it the
Tabernacle BipUst Church.
Prior to going to Mt. Holly
they spent some time In Gas
tonli is guests o( Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Postell.
-A
Mr. ind Mrs. Reuiien
Russell ind daughter Jine of
Chattanooga, were gueiti of
Mr. ind Mrs. Wayne Matheion
this pist week.
-A
Mrs. Hirold Miion leftSat
urdiy for Orvllle, Cillf. to
be with her husband who 1*
employed there. Ginger ind
Shelby Jein Postell accom
panied her md will remiln
for iwhlle.
-A
Mr. ind Mrs. Fred Hiye*
visited In Birmingham. All.
this pist week.
-A
Mr. ind Mrs. Chirles Hlg
don attended the funeral of
Mrs. Butter Hlgdon InBryson
City Tueaday.
-A
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Phono 101-W Andrews, N C.
Piano Rocltal
ANDREWS Mi s J . G.
?rrier wlil present her pi
too ptylls in * recital. De
rmbcr 19 a: ^:50 p.m. ?(
trie Andrews High School Au
ditorlum.
Hi anus will be furnUheC by
F-orsyth b urai aire S tare.
Everyone la Invited.
Many Floats, Santa, Lots
)f Candy Highlight Parade
H> Lucy Laughter
ANDREWS - Parade chair
nan W. D. (Bill) Whltaker
s to Dc co mm ended on the
lutstanding Christmas parade
fhlcfa began at 3 p.m. Friday.
)ec ember 8 on Main Street
,nd circling around First St.
Thousands ol people lined
he streets to *atch the para
le. Parking spaces were filled
ihortiy after noon.
heading the parade was Pa -
rolman Hooper, followed by
V . N. C. Riding Club accom -
>anled by Santa Claus. Rob
nnsvllle Band, led by three
>eautlful majorertes, stepped
hrough the streets next, and
rnmediateiy following the pa
ade gave a concert of Christ
inas music on Main Street.
Boy Scouts marched next
n line, followed by floats
rom Lions Club, Boy Scout,
-ay Co. and Nichols Depart
r. J. Thomasson
Honored
A/Ith Dinner
ANDREWS - The children
)f T. J. ThomassonSr. honor
sd him Sunday December 11,
vlth a dinner. The occasion
}eing his ninetieth birthdav.
Twenry eight relatives and
riends ate with him. Friends
ailed during the afternoon.
The children are Mrs. J.
3. Gregory Sr., Mrs. C. J.
-unsford, Mrs. G. W. Luns
ord, Fulton Thomasson. Two
sons who were unable to be
present are John Henry and
r. J . Thomasson J r.
~
Mr. and Mrs. StanleyBren
die of Bryson City are visltlnj
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Russeij
And family.
-A
Mlss Sue Nichols accom
panied her parents hom?
from Ashevllle on Saturday,
returning tD school on Sunday
-A
merit S'.ure, Andrews Mi/h
School, Annual Q uecn Miss
Meredith Hardin. Koneeheeia
t luD and j aDi.evs s:ore.
Other entrants *ere ?. ars
displayed by jo.al dealers,
and rwo floats !rum Murph.
entered b\ the k dtuolic C t dj.
el and Marpr.v Easiness and
} roressional VVomens 1 lub.
San:a"s helpers were n.em
bers of The i t erokee l o?:nty
Rescue bquad and a htiie
clown, all had seem:nglv in
exhaustible sappi? ot ? andy.
Mr. Whl taker expresses h i s
appreciation to all those who
entered the parade, and also
appreciates ft e work done bv
ail ro make this first (. ":.ris:
mas parade a success. Spec -
lal thanks to Mjrp^y and Rob
binsville for the:r help.
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can have what he will,
- Benjamin Franklin
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Market Street! Just a handful of shopping days
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E/ery marcher has been summoned by adver
tisement . . . elated by the music and decorations
. . . inspired by the joy of giving. Each has a
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searching for something someone else needs !
But never confuse the December parade with
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ALL WE REALLY NEED... GOD HAS GIVEN!
In the church of your choice, dedicate your life
anew to the Christ Child.
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