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Ruth Bagwell
Circle Meets
The Ruth Bagwell Circle of
the First Baptist Church met
Monday night. July 1Q, with
Mrs. Boyce Stiles.
Mrs. Herman Edwards,
chairman, presided.
Plana were made for the
annual picnic to be held In
August at the home of Mrs.
John GUI. Husbands will be
guests.
Mrs. WUey Kenney gave the
program on " Sharing our
Possessions."
During the social hour the
hostess served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. J ames
B. Hall, Mrs. Charles White.
Mrs. John Gill, Mrs. Willey
Kinney, Mrs. John West,Mrs.
Verlln Jones, Mrs. Herman
Edwards, and one visitor,
Mrs. James Pi ton an.
Bridge Luncheons
Misses Clara McCombs,
Emily Sword, Adella Meroney
and Mrs. R. C. Fuller enter
tained with a bridge luncheon
on Thursday, J uly 13 , at the
home of Miss McCombs. The
home was decorated with
gladioli s and summer flowers.
On Friday morning they
entertained with another
bridge luncheon at the home
of Miss McCombs.
Ruth Swan
Circle Meets
The Ruth Swan Circle of die
First Baptist CJmrch met on
Tuesday evening, July 11. at
the home of Mrs. Riley Debor.
Mrs . Harry Dickey,
president, presided over the
business and Mrs. Debor
opened the meeting with
prayer.
Mrs. Everett English, pro
gram chairman for J uly gave
the program on "Sharing our
Possessions for the De
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Those taking part on the pro
gram were: Mrs. Vivian De
bor, Mrs. Betty Dickey, Mrs.
Velma Burch, Mrs. Ruth
Cheney. Mrs. Burch closed
the program with prayer.
During the social hour the
hostesses served refresh
ments to the following: Mes
dames Ruth English, Velma
Burch, Betty Dickey, and Ruth
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Boiling Spring* Newt
Mr. and Mr*. Randall Odom
and son, Gary, at Aklna, S. C.
arc vtaidng hare this mk.
Mlaa Frances HamUw of
Akron. Ohio la vlaltlng re
latives bare for a lew weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lockby
and family of Marlena. Ga.
vislead relatives last week
end la Boiling Springs.
Mr .and Mrs. Fred Doctery
has returned home from Palm
Beech. Fla. where they have
been vlslilng several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Burg an
McDonald and children at
Springfield, Ohio are visiting
relatives here this week.
Mr. Clinton Mills and fam
ily of Springfield , Ohio are
visiting relatives,
Various Leaders To
Bring Messages At
Local Church
Leaders of the local church
and visiting leaders are to
bring messages at Murphy
Presbyterian Church during
the absence of the minister.
Robert A. Potter, and family
on vacation.
C. W. Barrett Is conducting
prayer service Wednesday of
this week, W. A. Singleton Is
to bring the message Sunday {
mpmlng; and Holland McSwaln '
will preside at the Joint j
service Sunday night with '
First Methodist Church, the
Rev. C. F. Womble will bring
the message.
Wednesday of next week
Jack Helntzleman of the
Hayesville Presbyterian
Church Is to conduct the
service; Sunday morning, July
30 , Hubert Sneed; and the
morning of August 6, a World
Mission speaker.
Mr. Potter and family are to
visit kinsmen In Indiana, Mis
souri, Oklahoma, and Texas
during their vacation.
Births
MCDONALD
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mc
Donald, Rt. 3, Murphy an
nounce the birth of a son,
Gregory Lee. July 8, atProvi
dence Hospital. Mrs. Mc
Donald Is the former Miss
Alice Jane Kephart.
HYDE
Mr. and Mrs. Buil Hyde.
l of Morganton, Ga., announce
the birth of a son, Edward
| Bull, July 12, at Providence
1 Hospital, Mrs. Hyde is the
former Miss Phyllis June
Bain.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Frank
lin of Warne, announce the
birth of a son, Gerald Wayne
July llatProvldenceHospltal
Mrs. Franklin is the former
Miss Helen Kathy Brown.
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Betty Ann Clonts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Clonts
of Route 2, Murphy, became the bride of A/2c Andy Beaver,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Beaver, Tuesday, July 4, In
McCayesvllle, Ga.
The bride Is a graduate of Murphy High School and Massey
Business College In A dan ta.Ga. The groom is In the Air Force,
stationed In New York. After the wedding the cotple left for a
short wedding trip. Mrs. Beaver will Join her husband in New
York soon.
Peachtree
By Mrs. Dock Sudderth
The WMU met Thursday
night, J uly 13, ?t the home of
Mrs. Frank Morrow. The sub
ject of the lesson was "Two
Million Dying in Their Sin."
After the lesson the hostess
served refreshments to the
following: Mesdames Glen
Hendrlx, Clen Pipes, Lloyd
Hendrix, Noah Hembree,
Ralph Sudderth, Robert
Barlcer , Aud Sudderth, Hardy
Morris and Verlin Crisp.
Mrs. Charles Freel and
Miss Kate Robinson were in
Bryson City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore
are building a new brick house
in Upper Peachtree.
Miss Lizzie Elliott is
spending several days in
Franklin with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sudderth
are visiting Mrs. Sudderth's
sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Roberts,
in Ashevllle.
Virgil Pipes of Atlanta
spent last week-end with his
parents and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Clen Pipes and Ruth.
Gwln Arrowood, who is
employed In Chicago, is
spending a few days with his
wife and family.
Miss Doris Hendrlx, who
teaches at Leaksville, is
taking a two weeks course at
WCC, Cullowhee.
Mrs. Paul Ledford and son,
Paul Allen, and Mrs. William
Robinson and son, Michael,
have returned home after
spending several days in
Kannapolls with Mrs. Robin
son's sister.
Mrs. Dennis Pack and son,
Chris, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Morris.
Mrs. Charles Hendrix of
Nantahala Is spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Hendrlx after being a patient
in a local hospital.
News
Miss Naomi Lunsford of
Young Harris, Ga. spent the
past week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loy
Lunsford.
Jenny English, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed English, is
at home after being a patient
in a local hospital.
Wlllard Hembree was
recently retired from theU?.
Navy after 20 years service.
The Hembrees have four
children, Johnnie, Jane,
Beice and David. They are
building a new house and are
presently living with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Hembree.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McKee
of Nashville, Tenn., and Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Hunsucker of
Marble visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bass L.ovingooa last week
end.
Dr. and Mrs. Enoch Morrow
of Ashevllle, Ohio spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs.
FrankMorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morri
son of Atlanta have returned
to their home after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Morris.
Mrs. Verlon Henson and
son of Johnson City, Tenn.
have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs.CarlStiles. Mrs. Henson
is the former Miss Annie
Ruth Stiles.
Mrs. Harley West, Mrs.
Rosaella Zimmerman and
daughter, Kay, and Mr. and
Mrs, Bill Bamett attended the
funeral of their sister and
aunt, Mrs. Rilla West, in
Robbinsvllle on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fltz
stephen and son, Paul, of
Decatur, Ga., arrived last
Saturday. Paid returned to
Fltzstephen will spend several
days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jonny Wilson and other rela
tives.
More Murphy Personals
UT.Im. D>u.m *Wa i<_ a * a rt r
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Southern Jewelery Show in
Atlanta over the week-end.
* * *
Terell and Terry Puetthave
been visiting their cousins in
Symrna, Ga.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. James Fer
guson of Washington, D. C.
were guests last week of Mrs.
J. W. Davidson.
? ? ?
Mrs. Myrtle Robinson and
daughter. Miss Mary Robtnson
of Orlando, Fla. are spending
some time here with friends
and reladves.
? ? ?
Mrs. Franklin Smith and
daughters, Carmollta and
Audrey, spent Monday with
Mr. Smith who is a student at
Unitverslty of Georgia, Athens
Ga.
? ? *
Cmdr. and Mrs. George
Dunn and children, (Cathy and
Bobby arrived in Monterey,
California Monday where
Cmdr. Dunn will attend the
Navy Post Graduate School
to study for his masters
degree. .
The Dunn's spent ten days
with Mrs. Dunn's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lovlngood
before leaving July 3 rd for
Monterey. They spent 14 days
traveling, they visited friends
in San Dei go and Whlttler,
Calif. They stopped at all
points of interest, such as
Carles bad Carve rns, Grand
Canyon, the painted desert, the
petrified forest, Disney Land
in Los Angeles, they alto spent
? some time In Hollywood and
Old Mexico.
For the past three years
the Dunn's have lived In
Athens, Ga. where Cmdr. Dunn
was administrative officer at
the Naval Supply school.
wir. ana ivirs. i\oy ruiier
and son of Chattanooga, Tenn.
spent the week-end with Mr.
Fuller's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Fuller.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs.C.F. Womble,
Jr. and children of Fayette -
ville spent the week-end with
Mr. Womble's parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Womble
Sr. Mr. Womble left Monday
for WCC, Cullowhee, where he
will spend this week and Mrs.
Womble and children re
mained for a visit with his
parents.
* ? ?
Mrs. Shy Hlghtower and
children of Atlanta are
visiting Mrs. High tower's sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Duncan, this
week.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Buchanan
spent Sunday In Ashevlllewith
Mrs. Buchanan's father, Mr.
Eugene Sharp.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ed
wards and children spent the
' week-end with Mr. Edward's
mother, Mrs. McKlnley Ed
wards, In Bryson City.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waters
and children and Mrs. Joseph
Howse of Hendersonvllle spent
the week-end with Mrs.
Howse's daughter and son-in
law, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hill
and family.
? ? ?
Mrs. Best Bell spent the
week-end with relatives and
friends In Copperhlll.
? ? ?
Miss Doris Haneyof Atlanta
spent the past week as guest
of her mother, Mrs. Emma
Haney. From here she went
to Acapulo. Mexico
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NJBRUB BABB, Publisher . . . PHYLLIS B. BABB, Editor
Katafailshed July, 1M9
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Wllhelmlna Sneed
Honored On
Fourth Birthday
Mr*. Clyde Sneed entertain
ed vi th ? party at her home on
WectDesday. July 12. honoring
her daughter. Wllhelmina
Cachron, on her fourth birth
day.
A small cake with four
candle* centered a card tali*
on which th* gifts were laid.
Mr*. Ruth Cheney aa*l*ted
Mr*. Sneed with the opening of
gifts.
After games were played
the hostess, assisted by Mr*.
Cheney, served refreshment*
to the following: Laurie Babb,
Rusty Hughe*, Clark Bourn*,
Cathy Alexander, Karen Beer
ken*, Trippy Rldenhour, J ante
Mason, Mark Thompson. Bd
ward Reynold*, Catherine and
Paul HUl,Bett*Edward*,Ll*a
Warner, Treaala Davis, Pun
Stile*, Claudia and Chris
Schuyler, Debbie and Patricia
Stratton, Nancy Hensley,
Larry and Steve Hug he*, Cole
man Breland, Sarah Thomp
aon, and Debbie Hensley of
Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Guild Meets
The Wesleyan ServlceGulld
of the First Methodist Church
held their July meeting last
Mondsy evening, beginning
with s picnic supper on Lake
Chatuge.
Mrs. Mabel Weaver led the
devotional, with the subject
"God's Word and Our Words,"
also being carried Into die
program. Those taking part on
the program were Mrs. Jose -
phlne Thurman, Mrs.
Florence Thompson, Mrs.
Myrtt Plemmons, and M'ss
Laura Wells, with Miss Mabel
Thompson, Progarm Chair
man, in charge. A business
meeting followed the program,
with various topics being dls -
cussed, presided over by Mrs.
Bill Standrldge, President.
Those attending the meeting
wer Mrs. Mabel Weaver, Miss
Laura Wells, Mrs. Callle
Davis, Miss Mary Jarrett,
Mrs. Tommie Waldroup, Mrs.
pansy Brads haw, Mrs.
Florence Thompson, Misses
Ada and Mabel Thompson,
Mrs. Dwayne Beal, Mrs. BUI
Standridge, Mrs. Myrtt Plem
mons, Mrs. Josephine Thur
man, Mrs. Rebecca Powell
and Mrs. Myrt Curtis. The
Reverend Ralph Jacks, Mrs.
Jacks and daughters were
guests.
Among The Sick
Patients admitted to Provi
dence hbspital: Mrs. Chris
tine Smith, Rt. 1, Murphy:
Mrs. low Mardn, Rt. 2,
Murphy: Grant Barton, Rt. 1,
Marble; Mrs. Wm. Garrison,
Murphy; Mrs. Charles Hen
drix, Rt. 1, Murphy; Mrs.
Freddie Tanner, Rt, 2, Murphy
Clifton Sdles, Rt. 4, Murphy;
Mrs. Eva Hemphill , Blairs
vUle, Ga.; Marsha Ramsey,
Murphy: Mrs. Porter Oliver,
Rt. 2, Murphy; Helen Phillips
Murphy; Mrs. Hattle Slagle,
Rt. 2, Culberson; Mrs Em
maloue Rose, Rt. 3, Murphy;
Evelyn Mack, Rt. 1, Murphy:
Audry Kllpatrick, Marble;
Mrs. Wllborn Browi, Rt. 2,
HayesvUle;; Robert Graves,
Rt. 3, Murphy: andDavidStan
ley, Rt. 1, Andrews.
Padents admitted taMurphy
General Hospital: Mrs. Joe
Myers, Rt. 1, Murphy; David
Phillips, Rt. 2, Murphy; Miss
Nada Ray, Murphy; Miss Reba
Davis, Murphy; Mrs. WU1 |
Sneed, Rt. 2, Murphy, Cuble J
Payne, Rt. 2, Murphy, and Guy -
Sudderth, Murphy, Rt. 1.
Youth Baseball
On Thursday, July 13, the
Cardinals beat the Braves
6-0. The Braves forfeited the
game in the bottom of the 4th.
Rex Stewart and Danny O'DeU
pdched for die Cardinals and
David Penland pitched for the
Braves.
The Giants beat the Dodgers i
9-7. Johnny Moore and Lltde
pitched for the Giants and
Roger Sdles pitched for the ?
Dodgers.
On Monday, July 17, the \
Yankees defeated the
Cardinals 3-1. Pearlle Flem- k
lng pitched for the winners
and Danny O'DeU pitched for
the Cardinals.
The Giants beat the Indians
13-9. Johnny Moore and Jerry"
Palmer pitched for the win
ners and John Bruce and
Richard Akin pitched for the
losers.
Standings Won Lost
Yankees 6 1
Dodgers 4 3
Indians 4 3
Cardinals 4 4
Giants 3 5
Braves 1 (,
^4,
C^nyayemtnt Sfnnounctt
Miss Delilah Chambers, while visiting her mother in Murphy j
announced her engagement to Mr. Ivan Williams, of Oxenhord,
California. A wedding in Oxenhord Is planned for the end of *
July, 1961 , upon her return to California
Sharon Lee Voyles
Honored On
Eighth Birthday
Sharon Lee Voyles of
Tampa, Fla. was honored with
a party Wednesday, July 12,
on her eighth birthday at the
home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beal.
Refreshments of cake and
homemade ice cream were
served to the twelve present.
Sharon and her sister,
Janle, are spending the
summer with their grand
parents in Murphy.
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