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Mrs. Lllll* Pries
CELEBRATES SO* BIRTHDAY
(Pksts by Mrs. Kltcksns)
Mrs. Lillie Price Always
Lends A Helping Hand
By Mrs. Neal Kitchens
HAYBSVILLE - What Is
more heart-warming on a cold
winter evening than sitting by
an open fire with the flames
leaping up the chimney, and
watching friends embrace a
little lady who is cele
brating her 80th birthday?
The children of Mrs. Llllle
Price honored her with open
heuse at the Price home on
Sunday, Jan. 13, from 2:00 t>
5:00 p.m. on her 80th birth
day. She was eighty on Fri
day, January 11. There was a
steady stream of friends dur
ing the evening, bringing gifts
and wishing her a happy birth
day. She was presented a pink
carnation corsage.
The table was overlaid with
a white linen cloth, centered
with a beautiful arrangement
of pink carnations and apple
blossoms, a gift of the Oak
Forest Church. There was a
large birthday cake decorat
ed with roses and inscribed
"Happy Birthday, Mother".
Refreshments of cake, mints,
nuts and punch were served
to a large group attending.
Mrs. Price married the late
Will Price, who was the adopt
ed son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Coleman. Mr. Price died
eleven years ago. This cotgile
had eight children, five daugh
ters and three sons. They are
Mrs. J. K. Carter; Mrs.
George Jarrett; Mrs. Eunice
Hendrlx; Mrs. Wade Palmdr
and J ames Price all of Hayes
ville; Mrs. T. G.Noel of Fort
ville, Ind.; the Rev. Edgar
Price of Shelby: and Fred
Price of Asheville. The child
ren were all present except
Mrs. Noel and Edgar.
Mrs. Price is an active
member of the Oak Forest
Methodist Church and
especially enjoys the WSC Clr
cle in her church. She has
spent much of her life nursing
the sick in her home and com
munity. Her husband was ill
For some time before his death
tnd she amk care of Mm.
>he also nursed Ms foster
3arents, Mr. and Mrs. Cole- -
man. Mr. Coleman was bed
Fast for several years. Due to
*r experience with sick peo
pie, when anyone In the com
munity calls a doctor and he
can't get there, they call Mrs.
Price. She knows more home
remedies than any of the
younger generation, and al
ways lends a helping hand.
It was quite interesting to
her people express their feel
ings about this lady. One son
in-law said, "She-is Just one
of the finest people I know."
Then 1 heard a neighbor say,
"Mrs. Price is one of the
finest Christian ladies I have
ever known." I also heard
many other fine comments to
numerous to mention.
Near the close of the
evening, the ho no roe settled
down to the pleasant task of
opening a pile of packages.
Someone in the crowd said,
"Mrs. Price, 1 hope you live |
to be at least ninety and we
will give you another party."
To this she replied "If I
can stay able to wait on my
self and carry on as I do now
then I hope so too; but if I
can't then I rather go on."
A daughter Standing try,
handing her the packages said,
"Why, Mama, you will be right
here at that age still waiting *
on the rest of. us."
Looking around at her home
that she keeps as spick and
span as she did when a bride,
I, too, got the feeling that she
will be doing just that.
Cherokee Scout k Clay County'
Progress, Thu., Jan. 31, 1963
jiKji ifcmm ntiff
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MURPHY. N. C.
Mr. 6-Mra. Swalm
Celebrate 56
Year* of Marriag*
UjRPHY - Mr.
C. A. Swatm vara married
*???**??dM 27* day
* Jmmmy. TWey
Had at To mod* la Ct?rotea
bounty ml hava made
4r?. Nova Lowe
lonored On
55th Birthday
HAYESVILLB - Od Monday,
an. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
all told bar mother, Mrs.
ova Low, thay wanted K>
ike bar out B dinner at a
eataurant In Mwphy be
?use It was Mrs. Lowe's
5th birthday. The three rode
lone tuppily; but they dlcta't
top iBdl they reached the
mna ot Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
dies In Murphy where a sur
rlse birthday party was wait
Mrs. Low* 1* the widow at
ie late James B. (Jim) Lowe
ho died In 1947. They are
te parents of Mra. Prank
all, Mrs. Dwayne Conley,
ale Lowe, all of Hayesvtlle;
Irs. Boyce Stiles of Mur
ky and Mrs. Lola Phlpps of
rasty Creek, N. C? all llv
ig nd the late Mrs. Madge
'heeler of Black Mountain,
ho died In October, 1962.
Irs. Lowe has 21 grandchild
en and four great-grand
klldren.
She Is the fru^er of the
horn# to Charohoa Cowcy
For mare ?haa SO year* may
They km two chUfeaa,
P??l H. Swalm of Murphy
md Mrs. C. A. Barton at
Cheater, Va.
Thoy have ntoa grandchUd
ran and eeveral great-grand
lata Thomas Edwards of lbs
Tusquittee section of Clay
County and has lived in Clay
for 49 years. ?
Mrs. Lowe is a fine seam
stress and enjoys piecing and
quilting fancy quilts. She also
enjoys gardening and working
in her yard. She crochets and
does a lot of reading.
Those present and enjoying
the birthday dinner and large
cake, covered with candles
were: Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
Stiles. Victor and Pamsla;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall;
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lowe and
Mrs. Dwayne Conley.
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