A Backward Glance
SO Years Ago
Novtmber 6. 1(SJ
On Thursday evening. Qcu
?, selected member? from
each religious, civic and
patriotic organization in ow
elty met at the Carnegie
Library pad effocted the
Organization known as the
Associated Charities.
Mrs. Boyd Bremfle of Sytva
Is visiting relatives here this
Mr. Charles Dickey who Is
attending S. C.I.atSylva spent
the week-end with his sister,
Mrs. Carl Dobbs.
Misses Virginia Deweese
and Effle Johnson of Ogreels
it the week-end with Miss
mother, Mrs.Bessie
20 Years Ago
November - , 1931
We are not yet officially
in the war but the Blackout
has arrived. NorthCarollnais
one of seven states In which
the Government has ordered s
stoppage of all electric light
ing, except that absolutely
necessary. The Blackout Is to
be effective for en indefinite
period.
Highway Commissioner
Ferebee received written
proof on Monday that
Georgia's pretended willing
ness to cooperate with the
people of this section in im
proving the disgraceful road to
Blue Ridge, Ga., means
exactly nothing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stalcup
of near Murphy have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Minnie to E. Rae
Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Moore of Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thuss
have announced the birth of a
son. on Sunday, November 2,
Mrs. Thuss is the foriher
Miss Martha Nell Wells.
Mr. aad Mr*. joe Hamil
ton spent Sunday In Gaines
villa, Ga.
Mia* Mauraan Lovingood,
student nuraa at E Hanger
Hospital, Chattanooga, spent
last weak-end here with bar
parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Roy
Loviagood.
Mr. and Mr*. B. RaaMoore
spent laat weak in Detroit.
Mich., and in Canada.
Mis* Rata Padgett and Hugh
Henaley were visitors in
Ducktown, Tenn., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore
spent last week-end In Kings
ton i. Tenn.
10 Years ago
November 1, 1951
Duffy Silk Company will
receive an official welcome
from Murphy. Cherokee
County and the surrounding
?re* on November HyOn the
occasion of the date stone
setting ceremony.
Andrews Lions Clubwas of
ficially launched Thursday
night with a gala charter night
banquet at J unaluska Terrace
Hotel, Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Howard
have just returned from a
vacation in Minnesota and
Illinois where they visited Mr.
Howard's mother and other
relatives.
Mrs. R. H. Foard. Mrs. J,
B. Gray, Mrs. E. H. Brumby
and Mrs. Bruce Gordon
were In Asheville on business
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hyde
and daughter, Rosalie spent
Friday in Atlanta.
John Wrinn and sister 'of
Greenville, S. C., were week
end guests of Miss Frances
Dixon and Mr, and Mrs. Buel
Adams.
Miss Clarissa Klncald of
Rome, Ga., spent the week
end here with her sister, Mrs.
R. H. Foard.
Births Announced
IL4r r\ I TOP
HUGHES
Mr. and Mrs. RufusWilliam
Hughes of Rt. 2, Murphy an
nounce the birth of a son,
Ralph Howard, October 21, at
Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Hughes is the former Miss
Edna Louise Stiles.
ADAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard
Adams of Andrews; announce
the birth of a son , Keith
Howard, October 25, at
Providence Hospital, Mrs.
Adams Is the former Miss
Imagean Voyles.
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BRANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe
Brannon of Rt. 3, Murphy an
nounce the birth of a son.
Robert Paul, October 25, at
Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Brannon Is the former Miss
Carolyn Gall Farmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mc
Clure of Marble announce the
birth of a daughter, October
14, at Murphy General Hospi
tal. Mrs. McClure is the
former Miss Delores
Haroldeen Coffey.
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STILES
Mr. and Mrs. Jamesf
Windell Stiles of Marble
announce the birth of a
daughter, October , atMurphy
General Hospital. Mrs. Stiles
is the former Miss Doris
Lucille Cook.
Card Of Thanks
The family of B, F. Dal
rymple wish to take this
opportunity to say thank you
to the Murphy General
Hospital and staff and our
many friends for the kindness
shown us during the long ill
ness and death of our beloved
father.
The Dalrymple Family
14-1 to
Circle /Meetings
MAE PERRY CIRCLE
The Mm Parry Circle o<
the First Baptist Church mat
M the home of Mr*. Henry
Hyatt on Tueaday afternoon.
The meeting opened with
the Lord's prsyerm tuition.
Mrs. Hyatt presided over the
business session. Minutes
were read and approved.
Treasurer's reportwasflven.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
Mrs. J. L.. Baugh, secre
tary; Mrs. Paul Hyatt, tress
men Mrs. Creed Bates,
community mlsslonchairman;
Mrs. Clyde Gennett,
stewardship chairman; Mrs.
Hayes, mission study chair
man; Mrs. Bessie Deweese,
prayer chairman; Mrs. Virgil
O'dell, Mrs. Hayes Dockery
and Mrs. J. M. Ramsey,
telephone chairman.
Mrs. Bessie Deweese gave
the program on "The World
On Our Door Step." and Mrs.
|. W. Hoover closed the meet
ing wlth-prsyer;.
During the social hour the
hostess served refreshments
to the following Mrs. J. M.
Ramsey, Mrs. J. L. Baugh,
Mrs. Virgil O'Dell. Mrs.
Hayes Dockery, Mrs. Paul
Hyatt, Mrs. Bessie Deweese,
Mrs. L. L. Johnson, Mrs.
Dreed Bates and two visitors
Mrs. J. W. Hoover and Mrs.
-loyd Hendrix.
CIRCLE NO. THREE
Circle No. Three of the
-irst Methodist Church met
n the Men's BlbleClass room
>f the church Tuesday after
loon, October 17 with Mrs.
A. P. Odom and Mrs. Dora
kldn as hostesses.
Mrs. Walter Coleman,
;halrman, presided over the
business!, after which Mrs.
Howard Martin give spiro
gram on. "This Is My Church"
During the social hour the
hostesses served refresh
ments to the following: Mrs. H.
E. Bishop, Mrs. CGrace
Thompson, Mrs. WalterCole- ?
man, Mrs. Kate Evans, Mrs.
Howard Martin, Mrs. C. F.
Deed Transfers
Roy E. and Nellie Curtis to
Elmer and Joe Taylor,
property in Murphy Township.
Frank and Azalee M. Car
ringer et al to James C. and
Janet L. Webb, property in
Valley town.
William R. and Maxine Orr
Gossett to B. L. and Kay Scott,
property in Murphy Township.
Almond and Lucille Hughes
to Dorothy Brown s acres
more or less in Notla Town*
ship.
Nettie Mallonee to Carmel
and Nellie Curtis, 69 acres
more or less in Notla Town
ship.
J. M. and Ethel Ramsey to
to Marvin andG race Hampton,
property in Murphy Township.
Georgia Mae Rose to David
Moody, property in Murphy
Township.
Mary E. Smith to Floyd and
June' Brooks, property in
Valleytown.
JohnH. Teas toPh'Ilipsand
Jordan, property in Valley
town Township.
Wombl*. Mr* Jim Hufkei,
Mlaa Ada Harshaw and Mlaa
Adalla Maronay.
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LOTTIE MOON CIRCLE
Mra. Arvll Oockary waa
hoataaa to (he Lottie Moon
Circle of the First Baptist
Church at her home on Tues
day afternoon.
The meeting opened with
prayer by Mr*. Dockery. Mr*.
Doikery also presided over
the business, st which time the
new officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
Mrs. Arvll Dockery, chair
man; Mrs. E. A. Browivng,
co-chairman; Mrs. W. H.
Murray , treasurer; Mrs. Ben
Palmer, mission study chair
man; Mrs. J. B. Hall Sr..
stewardship chairman; Mrs.
John 0*Dell and Mrs. Bertha
Kephart, community mission
chairmen; Mrs. E. L. Shields,
prayer and Mrs. Earl Vandl
ver and Mrs. Ed Barnett.
telephone committees.
During the social hour the
hostess served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. W. A.
Bell, Mrs. Earl Vandiver,
Mrs. John CFDell, Mrs. W. H.
Murray , Mrs. Ed Barnett,
Mrs. Bertha Kephart, Mrs.E.
L. Shields, Mrs. E.A.Brown
ing, Mrs. J. B. Hall, Sr., and
one visitor, Mrs. Brown.
CIRCLE NO. FOUR
Mrs. Harold Wells was
hostess to Circle No, Four of
the First Methodist Church In
the Men's Bible Classroom on
Tuesday morning, October 17.
Mrs. Kay Scott, chairman,
presided over the business
and Mrs. Howard Martin gave
a program on "This Is My
Church."
During the social hour the
hostess served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. R. C.
Fuller. Mrs. C. F. Wombie.
Mrs. Olen McDonald, Mrs.
Vance Wilson, Mrs. Nell
Davidson, Mrs. Walter King,
Mrs. Kay Scott and Miss Mary
Akin.
AMONG THE SICK
Patients admitted to Provi
dence Hospital: Mrs. Carrie
Nations, Rt. 4, Blalrsville.Ga.
Mrs. DorisMallonee, Muiphy;
Mr. Olen Curtis, Unaka; Mrs.
Emma Riley, Rt. 2, Murphy;
Mr. Lawrence Lovingood, Rt.
1, Marble; Merle McRae. Rt.
3, Murphy; Mrs. Edward H.
Brumby, Murphy, Mrs. Dewey
Furr, Sr., Murphy; Peggy
Sanders, Murphy; Mr. JohnB.
Mulkey, Murphy;Glenda Jones
Unaka; Mr. Charlie T.
Carroll, Marble, Mr. Robert
Weaver, Murphy: Mrs. James
Donald Ryder, Hayesvllle;
Mrs. Carmen Haney, Rt. 4,
Murphy; Mrs. Betty Louder -
milk, Rt. 2, Murphy; Mr.Jack
Brown, Rt. 4, Murphy; Mrs.
James C. Evans, Rt. 2,
Murphy; Mrs. Elsie Dodkery,
Murphy; and Mrs. Vonnie
Garrett, Rt. 1, Culberson.
License To Wed
Roger Dale Shuler 18, and
Karen Dare Colvard, 18, both
of Robbinsville.
- Chester Jerome Fabianski,
18, and Sarah Margaret Dunn,
18, both of St. Louis Mo.
William Richard White, 20,
of Fairburn, Ga. and Mary
Frances Barnes, 19, of
1 Palmetto, Ga.
Ronnie Dale Crisp, 22, Rt
2, Murphy and J ana Rhea
Lochaby, 18, Rt. 1, Murphy.
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' Manufacturer* Llcatia* # 110
SUNDAY IS A HOLIDAY
AND A HOLY DAY
MAN DENIES FINDING GOD
exi**
Re?
Hu Harrison T. Kahlendorf,
43, found GodT Soma observers
say yea. Mr. Kahlendorf says no.
The circumstances are these:
Four months ago Mr. Kahlendorf
was indifferent to religion. He
was also weary of worry, and
hungry for hope. One Sunday ho
"just happened" to go to Church.
The Christian Truth came to
Harrison Y. Kahlendorf as good
news . . . and it began to change
his life.
Today there is new happiness
in his home, new warmth in his
friendships, new challenge in his
Job. And every day he is discover
ing adventure, opportunity and
blessing he never dreamed of be
fore.
Does all this mean that Harri
son Y. Kahlendorf 1ms found
GodT Some observers say yes.
Taking issue with them, Mr. Kah
lendorf told our reporter:
"It was / who had been hiding
... God found ME!"
THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Church u the greatest factor oa
earth for the building of character aad
good citizenship. It is a storehouse of
spiritual values. Without a strong Church,
?either democracy nor civilization can
survive. There are four sound
why every person should attend services
regularly and support the Church. They
are: (I) For his own sake. (2) For his
children's sake. (5) For the sake of his
community and nation. (4) For the sake
?f the Church itself, which needs his
moral and material support. Plan to go
to church regularly and rend your Bible
daily.
Day Book
190 14
Monday Fmim ISO 19-18
Tuesday 1 Chronicles 28 4-10
Wednesday Lamentations 8 10-27
Thursday Jeremiah 17 8-10
ftiday 1 Corinthians 2 8-11
Satwday II Conathiaoa 8 14-21
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