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HUGHES
Mr. sod Mrs. WUUam
Hughes, of Murphy, announce
the Mrth of a daughter,
Elizabeth Flndley, November
8, at Providence Hospital.
Mrs. Hughes la (he former
Barbers Ana Jones.
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GIBSON
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Gibson
of Rt. 2, Murphy announce the
Mrth of a daughter, November
9 at Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Gibson la the former Mlsa
Juenlta Phillips.
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CORNWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coru
?*U of Rt. 3, Murphy,
annotates the Mrth of a son,
November 9, at Providence
Hospital. Mrs. Cornwall la the
former Miss Virginia Juanlta
Oockery.
Mlllg Till Sick
Panama admitted to Pml
dance Hospi tal: Nancy Riper,
Rt. 1, Marble: Mra. Unit
Keasler, Murphy: Raymond
Linda rtnan, Murphy; Mr.Hpke
BurraU, Rt. 1. Murphy; Mr.
Goo rye Roger*. Rt. 3. Murphy:
Rev. Chariee Alfred Smith.
Rt. 4, Murphy; Mra. Homer
Tanner. Rt 2. Murphy; wrtl
11am Edgar Ferguson.
Murphy: Michael Hughee.
Murphy; Mra. Ban Klncald.
Rt r, Culberson: Patricia
Byera. Heyesville; Brother
Peter McQuade., Plue XII
Paatoral Center, Buck Creek.
Hayeavtlle; Mr. William Earl
Chamber*. Murphy; Mr.
Everett Harley Scroggi,
Brasstown; Mra. Lucy (Cecil)
Rice. Rt 4, Murphy and Mr.
William H. Graham. Murphy.
License To Merry
Philip Lemar Burke, 23Und
Doris Lorene Matheson, 18,
both of Robbinsville.
Leonard Colvin, 19, and
Patricia Jenkins. 18, both of
Robbinsville.
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Mr. and Mr*. Ray KUllan
? business trip to
i last Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mr*. Loart* Gtbby
and family of Cleveland, Tan*,
apanl laat Sunday with
raladvaa la Marbla.
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Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Rich
had aa their dinner gueats
laat Friday. Mr. and Mr*.
Cart Black. Mr. and Mr*.
Alfred Water* of Orlando, Pla.
and Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Rich
of Murphy.
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Glad to report Rev. Alglc
Wast back home from the
hospital Saturday afternoon
much Improved.
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The Rev. Homer Wilson and
Rev. Harold Anderaon are
spending this week In a revival
service at Sevtervllle. Tenn.
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Mrs. Madlne Palmer and
Mr*. Hazel Garrett ware In
Ashevllle on business last
week.
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Mrs. Ann Palmer had as
her guests recently, her
daugher and children from
Atlanta.
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Mr. Robert Edwards and
his sister. Miss Aim Edwards
of Henderson villa. were
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Davis in Marble.
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Mr. Gilbert Soles bee of
Columbia, S. C. visited his -
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Sandldre, last week-end on
hi* way D hil new it*Hon,
Port J acksoa, S. C.
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Rev. *ad Mr*. Arrtl Swof
lard visited with their
daughter teat weak U Ashe
vllle.
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Mr. and Mrs Everett Davis
and son of Pl*tcher. N. C.
new guests of hi*
h*r*. Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Davl*.
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Rav. and Mr*. Algle Wast
had a com gathering at their
homo last Saturday. It was
well attended by frleada and
relatives who enjoyed a
covered dish dinner served by
the ladle* In the beck yard,
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Mr*. Mary Parler visited
Mamie Rich last Saturday
afternoon.
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Glad to have as visitor* at
W. K. R. K. lastSaturday Rev.
and Mr*. Clarence Adams and
their granddaughter* and Mr.
and Mrs. McLemore and
Grandlet of Grape Creek,
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Mrs. Betty Jones and son
from Nebraska spent last
week with relative* hate.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Totherow and children , of
Murphy were Sunday afternoon
guests of her parents In
Marhle.
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Mr. and Mrs. M t reel la
Griggs were dinner guests
last Siaiday of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Davis.
A Backward Glance
\J\J i cat a ngw
November 20, 1931
The Rev. Howard P. Powell
pastor o* the First Methodist
Church at Murphy for the past
four years, was assigned to the
pastorate of the First Metho
dist Church at Marlon by the
Western North Carolina Con
ference which met In Ashevtlle
last week.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Ketron
of Atlanta were visitors last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
P. Cooper.
Mrs. Glen Bates spent the
past week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Garrison Maneval and
Mrs. Clifford Ethrldge In
Asheville.
Miss Viola Lovlngood, of
Hangingdog, N. C? and Mr.
Liauae oeiver, were mimeii
?t the home of the groom's
father, A us Beaver, In the
Hemptown district Sunday
morning. Justice of the Peace
J. C. Cobb officiating.
Mr. H. M Whltaker and W.
W. Ashe were business
visitors In Murphy on Tues
day of this week.
Miss Ruth Starr and Nell
Hall, two Andrews teachers
spent the week-end In Ashe
vlile.
20 Years Ago
November 20, 1941
Possibility of a vast new
Industry which will embrace
all this section looms In
construction of the Fon tana
and other dams embraced in
the new TV A program,
according to Maurice Henley,
Chief of Information Staff of
TV A.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frank
lin of Murphy have announced
the marriage of their daughter
Elizabeth to W. O. Simpson,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Simpson of Hlwassee Dam.
The ceremony was per
formed In Blairsvllle, Monday
November 10, Accompanying
the bridal couple were Miss
Mary Cathrlne Axley, Miss
Virginia Richardson, Eddie
Mallonee and Leonard
Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stalcup
of near Murphy, have
announced the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Bonnie
Stalctg) to J. D. Clayton, son
of Mr. andMrs. William Clay
ton of Brasstown.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wright
announce the birth of a son
on Monday November 17.
Mrs. T.W.KindleyandMrs.
Julian Pltzer will spend this
week-end In Mlddlesboro, Ky.
with Mrs. Pitzer's father,
James Ferguson.
Miss Fannie Deweese of
Copperhill, Tenn., was a
visitor here Monday night.
Mrs. Wade Massey Is
spending several days in
Atlanta this week.
Mrs. Henry Axley Is
spending the Thanksgiving
holidays In Greensboro with
her daughter, Miss Marion
Axley who attends college
there.
Miss Ella McCombs will
spend mis week - end in
Marietta, Ga., with Miss Ruby
Owenby.
Mrs. J.H. McCall, Mrs. B.
W. Whitfield and Mrs. Otto
Erhart spent Tuesday in Ashe
ville and Hendersonville.
10 Years Ago
November 15, 1951 ?
Murphy has been selected
as location for an OPS Field
Service Office which will be
operated here.regulary on the
following schedule: beginning
Nov. 28, 1-4:30 p.m. every
alternate Wednesday, It was
revealed here today by Mayor
Buel Adams, chairman of the
local OPS Volunteer com
mittee.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thuss
and children. Miss Leila
Hayes and Mrs. C. E. Hyde,
were in Atlanta Tuesday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Noland
Wells of Murphy announce the
marriage of their daughter.
Or. Helen Lewis Wells to
John Strother Smith on
November 8 at 8 p.m. in a
candlelight service at the
Methodist parsonage. The
ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Delbert Byrum,
pastor of the First Methodist
Church before the fireplace.
In the presence of a few dose
friends and members of the
family. After ? two weeks
tour of New Orleans and other
southern points the coi^le will
reside in Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Franklin
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulmar
and children of Sylva returned
Friday from a week's vacation
spent in Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank May
field of Helfin, Ala.
giatsa of Mr. and
Mrs. Buel Adams. MlssBetha
Mayflald returned with dtem
for a visit.
Miss Rachel Stawsrt ami
her modter. Mrs, M. C.
Stewart, left last weak tor
their home lePres^roof, PU.
after spat
hare attain
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WANTED
At $30.00 per ?cre, five year lease on five acres of good
farmland with twenty or more acres adjacent available
for future expansion, for tree, shrub, and perennial nursery.
Must have thousand foot frontage on highway between Murphy
and Andrews. Land In com now probably acceptable. Plan
preparing soil by growing, fertilizing, and turning under
cover crops for two years prior to planting nursery stock.
Less than five year lease unacceptable. Expectation is to
lease for many years, or eventually buy.
J.C. NICHOLLS, JR.
P.O. Box 371
MURPHY,N.C.
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SUNDAY IS A HOLIDAY
AND A HOLY DAY
DISCOVERY
Maybe it seems odd to think that any
one has to "discover" the Bible. Yet stop
and think how few of us really know this
Book of books.
Time was when families read the
Bible together, and most youngsters could
quote their Scriptures. Biblical allusions
were commonplace and understood by
one and all.
Then somehow, over the years, a lot
of people forgot about the Bible. Or they
reserved it exclusively for Sundays in
church.
Now, there is a great and blessed re
surgence of Bible reading in our land?
thanks to the great work of the Ameri
can Bible Society. Youngsters like these
are learning new truths for themselves.
They are putting God's word not just
into Sunday, but into every day.
THE
WOR
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THE CHURCH FOR ALL . .. ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Church is the greatest factor on rcgularljr and support the Church. They
earth for the building of character and are: (I) For his own sake. (2) For his
good citizenship. It is a storehouse of children's sake. (3) For the sake of Jiis
spiritual values. Without a strong Church, community and nAion. (4) For the sake
neither democracy nor civilization can of the Church itself, which needs his
survive. There are four sound reasons moral and material support. Plan to go
why every person should attend services to church regularly and read your Bible
daily.
Sunday
? Romans
10:1-10
Monday
Proverbs
2:1-8
Tuesday
John *
17:1-11
Wednesday
Hebrews
2:1-10
Thursday
Psalms
119:33-40
Friday
Psalms
119:105-112
Saturday
Matthew
13:18-23
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