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SOCIAL EVENTS EngaC?m?nts - Weddloft - Parties - Personal* Call MISS HATTIE PALMER VB 7-2328 Whs A $ oan Carof* Weather ford Hecomts Uride of 1AJ. d. -s4ndtrion Miss Joan Carole Weather - ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ? George Eugene Weatherford of High Shoals, N. C? became " the bride of WilliamColumbus , Anderson onSunday, February 12, at four o'clock in the ? afternoon. The groom is the son of Mr. Moaten Anderson of Murphy, and Mrs. Ada , Robinson of High Shoals. N.C. High Shoals Baptist Church ? was the scene of the occasion and the Rev. Charles D. Ingle ? performed the double-ring ceremony before the altar, which featured an arrange ? ment of white gladioli, snap dragons, and gypsophlla, ' centered against a background of palms and organ ferns in terspersed with spiral candel ? abra set with white tapers. A satin covered prayer bench ? completed the altar deco , rations. A program of music was . presented by organist, Mrs. Dot Griffin of Charlotte, and ? vocalist. Miss Helen Rice of High Shoals, who sang "Wherever Thou Goest", "Ay . Sweet Mysteries of Life,"' "Because" and "The Lord's f Prayer." t The bride was given In mar riage by her uncle, Mr. Willie I Z. Kinley of High Shoals. She wore a gown of importedPeau ' d' ange lace over peaude soie. , The pointed basque bodice was ( styled with a scalloped neck I ?? ? line traced with sequins and pearls . The lace skirt, accent ed with silk roses and sequins and pearl motifs was worn over multiple layers of net and extended into a full chapel train. She carried a prayer book, (which had been pre sented by the Y.W.A. of her church), showered with ste phanotis, lilies of the valley, and white orchids. Attendants of the bride wore cocktail - length dresses of amethyst peau de soie with modesty of purple velvet. They carried purple velvet muffs with purple orchids. They were: Maid of honor - Miss Jeane Moses of Charlotte; matron of honor - Mrs. Jack Hovis, sister of the bride; bridesmaids - Misses Sandi Caskey, Miss Phyllis Rice, Miss Laura MoGinnis, and Miss Penny Griffin. Flower girls were Misses Barbara Medlin and Teresa Foster. Ring bearer was War ren Beam. Serving his step-brother as best man was Mr. DennisSte zer of Llncolnton, N. C. Ush ers were: Jack Hovis, Don Sullivan, Richard O'Dell. Car roll Robinson, Reggie Heaven er, and Joe Pope. For her wedding trip to Miami, Fla., the bride chose an orchid sheath of peau de soie with matching shoes and purple accessories. She wore FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO TRAVEL... TRULWtTS THRU BUS ?...easy, effortless, pleasant: everything travel should be. And you'll enjoy it all at its very best all along Trailways. No change of bus ... no change of baggage . . . you relax straight thru in the same soft seat Atlanta- Ashe ville-Charlotte Fayette vllle- Jacksonville Raleigh-Norfolk-Chattanoogga Memphis TBAILWAYS " easiest travel on earth" Peoples Cafe TENNESSEE STREET VE 7-2529 MURPHY, N.C. um convenient packam ixmusi , ? ? ? choom carefree chartim Stork Morfcot Report ENLOe Mr. and Mr*. Neal Ealoa of Murphy announce the birth of 1 ?on. William Verltn. Fab. 7 ?t Providence Hospital. Mr*. Enioe i? the former Miss L?ona Bill*. RADFORD Mr. tad Mrs. Le?ard Rad ford of Route 3, Murphy, announce the birth of a son, Larry Lesard, Feb. 7, at the Providence Hospital. Mr*. Radford ta the former Rada Burgess. HARDIN Mr. and Mrs. Robert B, Hardin of Rt. 2. Andrews, announce the birth of a son, Johnnie Robert. Feb. 9, at Providence Hospital. Mrs. Hardin Is the former Miss Ruby Morrow. TWIGGS Mr. and Mrs* Lloyd Twiggs of Murphy, Rt. 2, announce the birth of a daughter. Feb. IS, at Murphy General Hos pital. Mrs. Twiggs Is the for mer Miss Mable Stiles. JONES Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ervln Jones of Rt. 2, Culberson, announce the birth of a dau ghter. February !S at Mur phy General Hospital. Mrs. Jones is the former Miss Barbara Brooks. COOK Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cook of Culberson, Rt. 2, announce the birth of a son, February 17. at Murphy General Hos pital. Mrs. Cook is the former Miss Kathleen Underwood. Upper Peachtree News Mrs. Jerry Thomas son h*s returned home from a hospital In Hlawassee, Ga. Mr. John Curtis has been on the sick list for the past two or three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mack have been called to the hospi tal in Winder, Ga? due to the Illness of their son, Major Mack. Mrs. Martha Ann Raxter of Andrews spent the day Sat urday with relatives. Miss Edith Breedlove spent the weekend with home folks. Several were out at church Thursday night for prayer meeting and choir practice. The third Sunday evening singing of Cherokee County was held at Upper Peachtree Baptist Church on Sunday evening. Miss Inez Moore who is em ployed in Atlanta, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Moore. Sixth Grade Class Gaits Kro wl edge Prow Talks, Films Mr. Ben Warner showed Miss Ella Faye Byers' 6th Grade Class some informat ive and educational slides of European places which he and his family had visited while Mr. Warner was employed in Iran. The group has completed a unit in conservation. As a " climax, Mr. John Smith of the ? Soil Conservation Service ? came to the school, showed . slides and pictures, and talk ed on soil conservation. Mr. J erry J akes of the For - ; estry Service also came to ? the school and gave a talk on forest conservation. Mrs. Emily Davidson, the school librarian, explained the Dewey Decimal System In a colorful and vivid story fornu an orchid corsage. On Saturday, Feb. 11, a cake cutting was held In the fellow ship hall of High Shoals Bap tist Church. The bride's table was spread with white taffeta with an overlay of white ruf fled net and was caught 14) at each corner with wedding bells accented with gypsophila and ferns. An arrangement of white snapdragons was used in the center and on either side, silver candelabra were set with white tapers. At op posite ends of the board were silver punch bowls and three tier pale green wedding cakes decorated with white lilies of the valley, roses and minature bride and groom. For the oc casion, Miss Weatherford wore an emerald green velvet dress with silver accessories and a corsage of white gla melia. Favors were given to members of the wedding party and special guests. The bride, who Is a grad uate of Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing, is associat ed with Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gastonia. The bridegroom, who is a graduate of Lincolnmn High School and has spent 3 years in the Army is an associate of Gulf Life Insurance Com pany also In Gastonia. The couple is residing at 516 1/2 South York Street, Gastonia, N. C. Jot Abtraothy Calibrates 82ad Birthday Mr. Joe Abernathy o( Rt. 2. Murphy, celebrated hit 82nd birthday, Sunday, February 19, He has lived in Hanging Dog (or 71 years. Hit home was purchased from (he Indians and he can remember much of the history of Cherokee County. Mr. Abernathy is the father of II living children and has 40 grandchildren, and 36 great grandchildren. He contributes his longevity to hard work. - Murphy Personals Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Tay lor and children and Mill Shirley Burreil (pent laat week !? Atlanta aad Tallahaa aee, Fla. While In Tallahaaaee they visited the Lone Star Boat Factory and law the new boats for 1961. -M Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst and (laugher. Plume . of At lanta. Ga., were last weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White. Mrs. Cordell Russell of Robbtnsvllle and Mrs. Roy Staler of Andrews visited Mrs. Dixie Pslrner last Wed nesday. -M Mrs. Tom Palmer and son. Tommy, and Dickey Davis spent last Sunday lnKnoxvllle. -M Mri. Bruce Gordon spent several days last week visit ing her sister, Miss Rose Mary Phillips who is a pat lent at Mission Memorial Hospital, Ashevllle. -M Mrs. A1 Brown, Mrs. J. Robert Penland. Mrs. Lloyd Kendrlx. and Miss Eunice Shields attended a NCEA meeting held In Raleigh last Saturday. -M Miss MaryHensleyof A?he ville was the week-end guest of Miss Josephine Helghway. -M Mrs. Clarence Butler o( Gainesville, Ga? and her sis ter, Mrs. T. 0. Stapler of Mobile, Ala., were week-end guests of Mrs. Buder's son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart McKeever. -M Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Coo per of Atlanta, were week end guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mattox. -M Mr. W. W. Spurell, who has been visiting his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Kllgore. has return ed to his home in Carrollton, Georgia. -M Mrs. Eva Nell Lauria and brother, Frank Mauney, have returned home after spending several weeks vacationing in Florida. -M Mr. James Hawkins has returned home after visiting his sister, Mrs. Riley Sum mers of Cumberland, Ky. -M Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ed Hugh es spent last Saturday in Ashevllle. -M Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kll gore spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hunt of Atlanta. -M Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pen land spent the week-end with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Caldwell of Hendersonville. Murphy Woman's Club Has Guest Speakers Mr. Roscoe Moore, land scape architect with North Carolina National Forest, and Mrs. Gerard Jacques, local forester, were the guest speakers for the regular meeting of Murphy Womans Club held in the Power Board Building. These speakers were Introduced by the Club president, Mrs. Holland Mc Swaln. Mrs. Jacques explainedthe part out National Forestplay In our country - outlining the resources they develop and conserve - these being water, timber, wildlife, forage, and recreation. She stressed the value of each and how they are developed and the impor tance they play in our own state alone. Mr. Moore had slides to illustrate his talk which dealt mainly with the recreational and beautification of our nat ural resources. Their interesting program made all members more ap preciative of the parks and their facilities and respect and admire the people who have them in charge. The business session fol lowed this worthwhile pro gram. After the business, delicious refreshments were served by the Club hostess. Among The Sick Patients admitted to Pro vidence Hospital: Mrs. Wil liam Earl Chambers, Murphy; Mrs. Arie Robinson. Route 1, Marble; Milton RoHnson, Blalrsville, Ga.: Mrs. Evelyn Sneed, Murphy; Mrs. Marshall Hogsed, Murphy; Mrs. Ruth Davis, Rt. 3, Murphy: Leo nard Mull, Rt. I, Hayesvlllc; Robert T. Sylvester, Murphy: Russell Sims, Murphy: Ray Hedden, Murphy: Lonzo W, Shields. Murphy; Mrs. Janie Sales, Brasstown; and Robert Newell Hughes. Murphy. Patients admitted to Murphy General Hospital: Terry Joe Kllpatrick, Murphy: Brow Low, Rt. 2, Culberson; and Mrs. Fannie Ramsey, Murphy. Patients dismissed from Providence Hospital: Mrs. Kat* S. Evans, Rt. 4, Mur riy: William John Panland, rasstown: Rex Lane Ow?n by, Blalrsville, Ga.: Opal Hogsed, Suit Rural Station, Murphy; Mrs. Robert Easley Jr., Rt. 2, Murphy: Omer Garrett, Young Harris, Ga.: Baby Jesse Arraat, Jr., Blatrtvtlle. Ga.; and Miss Maxine O'Dell, Murphy. Mr*. Hoka Phillip* of Rob Wnivlll* 1* visiting her son in-law and daughter, Mr. and * Mr*. Charles Hyatt. -M Mr. and Mr*. Harry Brown of Fontana are vliltlnf Mrs. Brown'* slater and brother in-law, Mr. aad Mr*. L. R. Harding. -M Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Hens ley and children, Patricia aad Tommy, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., were week-end guests of Mr. Hensley's mother and sister, Mrs. Vesta Hensley and Miss Dorothy Hensley. -M Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hughes spent Sunday afternoon In Hayesville. -M Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Patton ?pent Sunday with relatives and friends in Franklin. -M Mrs. C. L. Alverson and Mis* Emily Sword spent Sat urday in Atlanta. -M. Mrs. Gracon Bradley of Asheville Is visiting her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shield* of Tomoda. -M Mrs. W. P. Odom and Mrs. J. B. Gray attended the E no tah Garden Club meeting held la the RE A Building at Young Harris, Ga.. last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Shields returned home last Tuesday from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Buell Kennedy of Waycross, Ga. While away, the Shields and the Kennedys spent sev eral days visiting in Florida. -M Mrs. J. H. Duncan spentlast Thursday in Sylva. -M Mrs. Randall Colvard and son, Dan, who have been visit ing Mrs. Colvard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Sneed, have returned to Chattanoota, Tenn. Mr. Colvard came up to accompany them home. -M Mrs. Annie Carringer of Akron, Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs. B. L. Fox. -M Mrs. J. W. Dyer returned home Saturday from a visit ? relatives in Vero Beach, Florida. -M Mrs. Roy Stiles and little daughter, who have been visit ing Mrs. Stiles' mother, Mrs. Evelyn Sneed, have returned to their home In Izmir, Turkey. -M Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer and son, Jodie of F on tana Dam, spent the weekend with rela tives here. -M Mrs. Cloe Moore, a dele gate from the Providence Hos pital Auxiliary attended a luncheon held in the Plsgah room of the Battery Hotel on last Wednesday in Asheville for North Carolina represen tatives of Health officers. Auxiliaries and hospitals. Mrs. Moore was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. J. B. Gray and Mrs. Newell Crisp of Hayesville. -M Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown spent last Saturday in Atlanta. Misses Barbara and Wanda Thompson spent the weekend with (heir frandmother, Mrs. Jarrett Thompson 01 Hayes - ville. -M Mr. and Mrs. Jerue Bahb and children, Laurie and Phil lip Jerue, spent the weekend with Mrs. B abb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Buchhiet of Spartanburg, S. C. -M Miss Maria Travis spent the weekend with relatives In Murfreesboro, Tenn. -M Mrs. Tom Palmer left on Sunday for Cordel, Ga., to visit her son-in-law and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Char les Peacock. She was accom panied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Felix Palmer and child ren who returned home Sunday . nlchL -M Mrs. Sally Bell Abernathy who has been visiting her daughters, Mrs. Harold Hall of Symmerset, Ky? and Mrs: Carol Ledford. of Ft. Knox, Ky? arrived Saturday to visit her sister. Miss Adella Mer oney for seyeral weeks. -M Mrs. Norma Baker spent Monday In Marblewlthfriends and relatives. -M Mr. and Mrs. ElmerTaylor and children spent the weekend with Mr. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Sam Sdllwell of PhenixClty, Alabama. -M Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kaylor and daughter, Cheryl, of At lanta, spent theweekendwith Mr. Kaylor's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Andy Kaylor, Sr. -M Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swan son of Atlanta, Ga? spent the weekend here with relatives. -M Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Whit field and Mrs. O.K.Earhart are spending several days this week in Atlanta. -M Miss Blanche Sawyers spent the weekend with relatives in Weaverville. -M Mr. Franklin Smith, a mem ber of thefacultyofUnlversity of Tennessee, Knoxvllle, spent the weekend here with hisfam ily. -M Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ballew of Athens, Tenn., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kaylor Sunday. The average age at ?Uck' Spring -farrowed pigs in [he John F. Kennedy's 14 pre- U. S. are expected M run 4 decessors were Inaugurated per cent above the eumher Into office was 55 years. farrowed in the spring orf I960. If You Hove Not hod the opportunity to buy GIRL SCOUT COOKIES, Please Phone ve 7-2747 Courtesy of Mm Ridg* Trxkhg Coipay to North Carolina . . . I a glass of beer I means many things To those Counties and Municipalities in our I state wherein the "legal sale" of beer and ale is permitted, it means an added Two and a Half Million Dollars in Tax Revenue. And -to the stgfcf's more than Three Million ? citizens a glass of beer means better living... a better economy . Just one of the reasons why civic-minded citizen* enjoy the light, bright refreshment that makes these community advantages possible. North Carolina Division UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC. 'Bea tta cvi aduitlm MM Murphy Ready-Mix Concrete Company NOW OPEN Save Time, Labor, Money VE 7-3506 New '61 Che\y with Jet-smooth ride! Impafo iMnhr that m?if? ft >. 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