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Bint j?aa la Clay Com* la lxl ad a> tond the ?coal Raral Wa aad S*aty Pair. Il will ka hald aa the Cotrt bauaa Lava la tteywsvUle on Friday. Ami 2\ beginning at 10:00 A. 14. Remember what a Mg day wo had laat yaarT Evan if you bad all A* taata aadaervlcea laai year, you will want to coma again this yaar, for we will have maay newacdvldea. Tha DIAPER DERBY will ba held at 10c 30 for all babtaa who ara crawling, but not walking. Last yaar wa had about a doaan entries. If you hava a baby la crawling ataga please bring him (or Her) ? ' "Scooters" ara also allowed Cldaan Bank and Ttuat Company la providing a top prise for the wlnner-a savings account for the baby with five dollars In It. Another big prize for the babies la a carton of Garber Baby Foods. Every baby will win something. For adults, we have free polio and tetanus shots. Both of these are Important, so come aad get them if you need them Again you can get weighed and have your blood pressure checked. My sister, Jerri, will be coming to do blood tests again This year you can have the hemoglobin content of your blood checked. This will Indicate your body's need for iron in the diet. Your are invited to see free movies in the Curds Theatre, beginning at 12:30 This will be during the lunch hour for our doctors and other visitors, so you will not miss out on testing while In the movies . The movies will feature health and safety topics. One of the movies which 1 saw In Raleigh is called "The Safest Township Any where." Seeing it will surely Impress you with the Impor tance of being safety con scious, on the farm as well as In the home. Our Home Demonstration Clubs are planning to pre sent safety topics through posters and exhibits. Each club is selecting a different subject ? we hope to learn much from these. Do you have a fire extinguisher in your home? Mrs. Viola Meyer of Myers Chapel community would pro bably testif) that her use of a home fire extinguisher re cently saved her home. During severe storm this summer, lightning caught a bed on fire. With the fire extinguisher she kept the blaze under control until the fire truck came. The bank 1s donating a home fire extinguisher which will be one of the gifts for our draw ings. We will be drawing for special prizes throughout the day so be sure .to register at the main desk. COME TO THE FAIR! TRAFFIC DEATHS Raleigh -The Motor Vehicles Department summary of traffic deaths through 10 AX. Monday, August 14: Killed to Date 644 Killed to Date Last Year 679 Susanna Van Gorder i IninraH Honored un Eleventh Birthday Andrews Mr*. Charles Vaa Gorder enartalned tar SeSlI* W**y ktondTy. ^ Lwcfa of hot doga, cola ?taw, let cream and cake, was served aa dia pado. Afar openisf gifts da children went a Haaday Lake for Swimming. Cuaaa vara Elizabeth Bourne and Barbara Smith of Murphy, Susan Rodda,Sacy Klvel. Chlnera Msshburn. Jama Waldng), Joy Bristol, Llndy Chandler, Cathla Van Cordar, Mrs. H. A. Van G order. Chief Headley and aoa Tommle, Frank Wheadey at Miami, Fta. and Aunt Nalla. Radio Day Planned By MB & PW Club The regular dinner meeting at the Murphy Business and Professionals Women* Club was held at Hlwassee Resort Village on Monday evening, August 14. Mrs. Blanche Smith, presi dent, presided over the business. Plans were made for the annual Radio Day to be held August 21 at which time members of the club will operate Radio Station WCVP for a full day. Proceeds from this project will go toward the scholarshipgivmannually. Miss Helen Morrison was welcomed aa a new member. Fifteen members were present. North Georgia Jamboree A North Georgia Jamboree will be sponsored by the Klwanls Club of Blalrsville. Ga. for the benefit of the Educational Scholarship Fund. The Jamboree will be held at Blalrsville, Ga. In the high school gymnasium August 23, 24, 25, and 26. It will consist of: Wednesday night, gospel singing groups contest; Thurs day night, fiddlers contest - guitar playing; Friday night. Hill BUly Band Contest - buck dancing contest - and banjo picking contest; and Saturday night, final three top winners In all contest will be given a prize. The program will begin each night at 8:00 p.m. Admission is 25 and 50 cents. Judging will be done by audience ap plause. Any one wishing to enter the contests may fill out the entry blank below. Entry Bland - Cfetach & Mail Name Address - Nimber In your group Kind of Contest you desire to enter Mail to Klwanis Club of aalrsvllle. Ga. no later than the J5th of August. This Is important. ALL CONTESTS ARE WEN TO EVERYONE, ANYONE, AND FROM ANYWHERE II 1 1 Paid Adv. Jane Ash ton Edwards Weds Gene Kay Bates Miss Jane Ashton Edwards and Gene Kay Bates were married Saturday In St. An drews Episclp&i Church. The Rev. Carl Herman performed the ceremony. The tormer Miss Edwards Is thedaughterofMr.andMrs. Ellwood Butler Edwards of Greensboro. Mr. Bates Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Bates of Murphy. Mr. Eawaras gave his daughter In marriage. She was attired in a dress of illusion over lace with matching lace jacket. Her bouffant bell of illusion was attached to a crown of white roses on a prayer book. Mrs. Richard L. Hyde, Jr. of Baltimore, Md? sister of the bride, was matron of honor She wore a street length sheath dress of Chandlly lace over blue satin with oversklrt of matching tulle. She carried a bouquet of white roses. Brldesmades included Mrs. John Toumarls of Burlington and Miss Colleen Gam bill of Hollywood, Fla. They wore shrimp colored dresses styled like thatof the honor attendant. Gordon Bates of Murphy served as best man. Ushers included Tommy Gentry and Harry Duncan of Murphy and John Morris of Andrews. The brides mother wore a blue embroidered silk sheath with matching accessories and a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother wore a cerise chiffon with full skirt with matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses. A reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Til yard of Gilford College followed the ceremony. The bride graduated from Western CarollnaColIegewith a B. S, in primary education. Next To Post Office Boy's 13 3/4oz. Red Sup JEANS 1.98 All Summer MERCHANDISE Reduced To Sell Better Then 50% OFF Boy's 13 3/4 oz. WRANGLERS 3.69 Billy The Kid JEANS Vulcanized Knees 3.50 Bay's Rob Roy SHIRTS The Very Best 1.49,1.9812.49 See Our New SKIRTS. SUMS, JACKETS, AND SWEATERS Arriving Daily. Colors to Mix and Match. FREE FREE FREE FOAM RUBBER SOFA PILLOW WITH ANY $10.00 CASH PURCHASE Special B anion Kitty Labies SWEATERS Ml Colors 3.98 BLOUSES To Suit Every Need 1.98 & Up Be The Beat Dressed High School Girl By Wmrlnf Our Beautiful MIX4MATCH SETS Cbn't Forget We Also Have The BAGS For Back To School 1.9812.98 Girl's BOBBIE SOX 3 pair 1.00 Ekrk Cotton DRESSES For The Little Miss 6 to 14 2.98lUp Subteen - 5.98 Si \jf> Plastic RAINCOATS ??4 PAKASAIS 1.98 & Up Th? Largest Selection In Town Of SCHOOL 2.98 SHOES & Up S ratal! ShoM, Your Momya Worth Ju?t Try Thorn And Prow It The bridegroom received a B. S. in Business Adminis tration at Western Carotin* College. Those attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson, daughter and son Kay and Jan, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bates, Miss Judy Davis, Tommy Gentry, Harry Duncan, all of Murphy, John Morris, of Andrews, Mrs. Garrison Maneval of Morris town, Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of Enka, N. C. Peachtree News Mrs. Chas,Freel and son of Andrews were visitors here last Monday. Mr. Stanley Farmer of Arlington, Va. visited Mrs. V. T. Ledford last week. A revival Is being held this week at Peachtree Methodist Church.. The Rev. A1 Smith and the Rev. Orr are Preaching Everyone is welcomed. Mrs. Carl Kllpatrick has re turned home after being a patient in an Andrews hospl tal . Mrs. Verlln Crisp and daugher, Joan, and Miss Sue Ferguson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Suderath of Jefferson, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. John Fltzstephen and son, Paul, have returned to their home in Decatur, Ga., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Led ford of Hayesville and Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson spent last week at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Dock Sudderth visited Mrs. Blaln* Blevlns In Andrews last week. Mr. Gus Andre and son. Butch, of Miami, Fla. spent last week-end with relatives here. Mr. Andre returned to his work and Butch will remain for a longer visit. Mrs. Fred Bass andMrs. Ethel Hobba of Deckard, Tenn. have been visiting their daughter and sister, Mrs. Paul Sudderth and family. Clara Jane Ferguson and Joan Lee Crisp honored Dlckery and Larry Turner of Miami, Fla. with a welner roast at Carl's picnic ground on Saturday night. Those at tending were: Barbara and Carolyn Crisp and Audery Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James Fer guson and children of Atlanta spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Turner and sons of Miami, Fla. have been visiting Carl Sudderth at his summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Barton of Atlanta, and Mr. and Mrs. Andre* Barton and son, of Hendersonvllle are spending a few days were with Mrs. Norman Barton and Howard. Mrs. Jim Hendrlx of Mon tgomery, Ala. Is spending sometime here with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendrlx and Martha. Miss Marie Gregory and Mrs. Ray of Jacksonville, Fla. are visiting Mrs. Frank . Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Boyd of Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. Dick McPearson of Knoxvllle, Tenn. are spending some time here. Their father, Mr. Arthur Boyi suffered a heart attack and has been hospitalized for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henry and children of Detroit, Mich, have returned home after a vlalt with her sitter. Mrs. Paul Sudderth, and hla mother Mrs. Woodvllle Johnson, of Martin* Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Joe B rai ling ton and son, Tony, and Mr. and Mr*. Jennings Mc Cloud and three children of Boa ton, Ga. are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hendrlx. Mrs. Braaslngton Is the former Miss Carolyn Hendrlx. NOTICE Haimvllla . Mr*. Neal fkmf&cnlurytn ! i m t?4 M I M a pkwt U wuj). ImHIII ?M frmmsm. Just W?mr? ?? leave ? ef inches at It* f?p ?? water expearf* #? l< freezes. Deaths, Funerals Compliments of (VIE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC. Poyton G. Ivlo ? Funoral Director O. O. HOLDER Tuskeeger -Goldman Oliver Holder. 81. of Tusteegee sec - don In Graham County, died Sunday afternoon In a Brysoo City hospital after a long 111 neaa. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday In Tuskeegee Baptist Church. The Rev. Dtllard Jordan officiated and burial was In Upper Sawyer Creek Cemetery. Surviving are a son. Bu ford of Graham County; a slater, Mrs. O. C. Cable of Gastonls; three brothers H. F. of the home and H. A. and Berry of Sttcoah; and three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Townson Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. MRS. GEORGE WOOOARD Mrs. George Woodard,71, of Kansas City, Mo, formerly cf Andrews, died Saturday morning In Kwu City. Mr*. Woodard, who waved ? Kaaaaa City aeveral years ?CO. had been making her home there with a eon. Frank Wood ard. Alao surviving la aaodier aon. Gene Woodard of Spartan burg. S. C. A. brother, Tom Crawford of Andrews, aad aeveral nieces aad nephews of Andrews. The body was returned B B uncombaCounty for aervtcea held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Weat Funeral Home la Ashevllle. JASON BISHOP J aeon Bishop, 61, of Murphy paaaed away atalocalhsopital Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. following a lingering lllneaa. Ha waa the aon of the late Calvin and Ann Wilson Bis hop of Georgia. Funeral Services will be conducted Friday at V00 p.m. from Calvary B^dat Ckurcfe ta Murphy bf *?*. Kay lad 1> dM OlilMeOwJi.c sow Br- ? taMurpfey. T)? body will ba?t tfca Ma Paaaral Haaaa Chapai tmdl tafcaa ? d? churcfc B> 11* la ran for 1 hour prior ? aarvlca. Siarvl vlng aro 3 half alavrs: Mr*. Bacty Laudarmllk, Ru 3 Murphy, Mn. Laoaa Graan, Ooaata, Ala: Mn. Haste Ball Hugbai at Murphy. Sanraral Naicaa and Napfcowa. I via Puaaral Home ta la U.S.S. Battleship Fund Reaches Total Of $205,000 Governor Sanfordaanowced Monday, July M, that the USS North Carolina Baoleahip Fund baa reacfaad a (Dial of $205,000 In the acaia-wtde drive (or >205,00 ? praam iha famous World War O battle wagon aa a shrine at Wilmington. Among the coimttea an nounced aa axreedlng their goala waa Cherokee County. Uovernor svtoiJ aald inat dte U. S. S. North Carolina Battleship Commlaaloo reported to him that If all goea well the state will be ahte to tow the ship from Bayome, New Jereey. a North Carolina i SAMSONITE NEW LOW PRICES' Ladies' Hat Box Ladies' Beauty Case Ladies' Personal O'Nite Executive Overnite Men's Companion Case Ladies' O'Nite Ladies' Wardrobe Men's Two-Suiter Men's Three-Suiter Pullman Case Hand Wardrobe Formerly 15.95 17.95 17.95 19.95 19.95 19.95 25.95 25.95 27.95 27.95 35.95 Now Only 14.95 14.95 15.95 18.95 16.95 16.95 24.95 24.95 26.95 26.95 34.95 DAVIS JEWELERS us FREE ONE WEEK OFFICE TRIAL! 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