Now the fantastic
beast ana
his beauty
become
flesh and
blood
on the
W^creen!
w?? r? vapw
Beam
and the
BEAST TECHNICOLOR"
S5TAYL0R uMDAMONloiiti mi,
HENH theatre
DORIS
IW
SIffHEN
JMMV 1
>$&
f /
I) :
CO-STAR* ##3
DEANJAGGER
SCREEN PIAE BY MUSC AMO IY?C? ?*
SIDNEY SHELDON ? RICHARD RODGERSandLORENZ HART
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 17, 18, 19,20
Rated as EXCELLENT for Adults, Young
Paopl# and Children bp Patents Mogaxlna
Aad Wlnnar Of Tba Panlly Madal Award.
HENN THEATRE
The last
of the
red hot
Lamas
HOAI) 10
hum;
? KOMC I
DOlfiifnfY LAHOUR ?
ROBERT MORLEY
MURPHY 64 DRIVE IN
^
A 1
RH _ ? 14 - >
J?ta Sm to WU MKT.
Fintay mA taw)tor, 4
Mart* IS ?4 14 - DouMa
BEAUTY ANDTMr
HOUND DOG,
I7.il
19 ad to - fawrto Day'*#
Sapbaa Boyd la JUMBO. #
low Saturday NlshLi
March 14 - PLAYClRi.
aptbr dark. >
MURPHY 64
DRIVE IN
md Friday,
March U mi 15 - Blag
Croaby, Bob Hone, and JoaD
Co Ulna ta THE ROAD TO
HONG KONG.
Saturday and 'Sunday;
March 16 ml 17 - Jaflray
Hiauar ml MarahaU Thome-'
aoo In NO MAN IS AN ISLAND,
Cterohaa Scoot fc Clay Cotmtjr
ProfTM*, Tta, Mar. 14, IMS
BIBLE
QUESTIONS
I ANSWERS
By Tom Ledbetter
Andrews Church of Christ
Question: Are we today to
keep the feast days of the
Old Testament?
Answer: No, we are not to
keep the ceremonies of the
Old Law. When Christ died
on the cross He fulfilled or
completed this law of ordi
nances that was against us
(Col. 2:14), and imon His
death eet In effect His own
law. (Heb. 9:15-17).
We are distinctly told that
we are not to be Judged of
men concerning feast days,
new moons, or sabbath
days. (Col. 2:16).
We are old to assemble
ourselves together (Heb.
10:25), and we are given an
example to do this on the
Bret day of the week (Acts
20:7). This la all the New
Testament requires in the
sense of keeping a day.
Radio programs on
WKRK: Sunday 7:30; 8:30.
Church services In And
rews: Sixjday 10:00-12:00,
7K10 p.m.; Wetkiesday 7KB
PA
Aitif Tbt Sick
ANDREWS - Patient Cen
sus at District Memorial
Hospital, March 10, 1963:
Andrews: Mrs. Gertrude
Nichols, Mrs. Sam Magnets,
Mrs. MatHe Painter. Mr. Olen
Strattm, Mrs. Sam Wheeler,
Miss Martha Gee, Mrs. G.
A. Harwood. Mr. Roland Day,
Mr. Wesley Palmer.
RobMnsvllle: Mrs. Johnny
Payne, Rev. Oliver Orr, Mrs.
Prank WUIaey, Mat. Gary Ray
Silvers, Mrs. Homer Mulkey,
Mrs. Mack Jordan and baby
girl, Mrs. Ronald Holland,
Mrs. Cecil Hyde, Mrs. Mary
Jones, Mrs. Fletcher Davis
Marble: Mrs. Ethel Lovln
good, Mr. Leonard Palmer,
Mr. Jim Raxsar, Mrs. Clint
Hancock.
Also Mrs. Herbert Bryson.
Topton; Mrs. J. C. Day,
Nantahala; and Mrs. Dochla
Cloer, Hayesvllle.
Dismissals during past
week:
Andrews: Mrs. Bllzabeth
Davis, Mr. Glenn McGulre,
Barbara Ann Dockery, Mrs.
Mamie Sims, Mrs. Amelia
Hurst, Mrs. Walter Hogsed
and baby boy, Mr. Edward
Trantham, Mr. D. L. P ar
ris.
RobbtnsviUe: Mrs. Bessie
Wllkey, Mrs. Claude Hyde.
Mrs. Bd Slaughter, Mr. Ed
ANDREWS
NEWS
LUCY
LAUGHTER
STAEE
CORRESPONDENT!
NOTES
Turbeyvllle. Mr. Jake Grtb
fate.
Also Mr. Clifford Linn and
Mr. Will Garret^ Marble; Mr.
John C.Hood, Warne;Mr.Hub
Reighard, Top ton; and Miss
Melba Moore, Hayeaville.
Stork Market Report for
District Memorial Hospital
in Andrews:
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Glad
den of Tapoca, announce the
birth of a daughter, Dorothy,
on February 24.
Mr. and Mrs. James Skel
eton of Andrews announce the
birth of a daughter, Frankle
Lovenla. February 26.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ray
Hobbs of Robbtnsville, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Jeanne Lynn on March 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hog sed
of Andrews announce the birth
of a son. Randy Darrell, on
March 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Jordon
of Robbtnsville announce the
?birth of a daughter, Susan
Ruth, on March 8.
EASTER SEALS
ANDREWS-The 1963 Easier
Seal Campaign will begin April
1 and continue through Easier
Sunday. Campaign plans were
made at a recent meeting held
in Murphy.
W. D. Whltaker, State Di
rector, states that the major
portion of funds raised in cam
paign will be used locally for
crippled children clinic and
a percentage will be used for
the handicapped workshop in
Asheville which provides
training and employment for
the severely handic^tped, re
presenting the 17 western
counties.
Virgil O'Dell of Murphy is
Director of Blue Ridge
Regional Chapter, Mrs. Rob
ert Bault, also of Murphy, Is
Cherokee County Chairman.
Robert A. Lassiter of Ashe
ville is project director for
Blue Ridge Regional Chapter.
Committees will be ^ipoint
ed to represent all com
munities in the Cotaity. All
schools are requeued toco
operate in all sptecal events.
On* of tte apodal nana of
Andrews will ha the m.?.i
Bate Sale which wUl be bald
tbla year at tte hardware
BuUdlng on April 12 and IS.
Reetauranta In Cherokee
County who would lite ? apon
aor Coffee Day and donate the
procaade from coffee a ales
during the day to ihla cam
paign pleaae notify W.D.Whlt
ater. Anckwwa, or Virgil O*
Dell, Murphy.
Sgt. and Mrs. Bryan Hurst
of Washington. D. C? arrived
Monday ? visit his psrents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lao Hirst.
Sgt. Hirst, member of U.S.
Army Band, appeared In the
concert Saturday night In
Greensboro which concluded
the annual Bandmasters Con
vention which bagan thereon
Tuesday. Sgt. Hurstls die only
North Carollnean In the U. S.
Army Band.
While hare they will also
visited Mrs. Hirst's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. WUhlde
of Franklin.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ma this,
daughters, Deborah Gall aid
Mary Jane, spent the weekend
In Waynesvllle as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mathls,
who returned with them for a
visit.
-A
Mrs. Frank WUhlde, chair
man of Gray Ladles, received
dw following letter last weak:
Dear Mrs. WUhlde:
From time to time we con
tinue to hear worda of praise
for die enoaUent Job the Gray
Ladles are doing at District
Memorial.
We hear compliments from
the soli, doctors, patients,
and the general piddle. all
saying that without question
yours Is ons of the most val
uable services ? rendered In
our hospital. Now that the
card system for visitors has
had time to prove Its merit.
It, too, is being praised as
another forward step.
It is gratifying to see an
Increasing nisnber wUUiw to
??rve In a task that la with
out pay Md certainly involves
a high degree of sacrifice In
time nd effort.
At the annual meeting of tte
Board of Trustaes, It was un
anlmoualy agreed that such
an Invaluable service as you
are rendering to this hospital
and commiadty should merit
? MjMr * tepreclation.
The Board atmmls a beartv
"thank you" for the fine work
that you are dolig. Pleaae
convey our sentiment to the
other members of your
organization.
Sincerely,
R. B. He ?ton, Secretary
B?illi? Spriags Nun
By D. G. 0*DeU
? Mr. Virgil ODall was la
Providence Hospital with
puaianotda fever for several
dsys. Wa hops for Ms
?j'Mf*- Ralph Graves
<Mtad Mr. and Mrs. GUbart
IhomMlMints on Owl Creak
some few days^pesc.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Abar
naMyand family have mov
ed beck a> Adanta. Ga^ where
he has a post don.
Peachtree News
By Mr*. Dock Sudderth
Mr*. O'Neal Crisp honor
ed Mr*. Jams* Slmonds with
? ??rk shower on Thursday
night. March 7. Afar game*
were played the honors* was
praaenmd many lovely gifts
and the host*** served
strawhsrry shortcake, cof
fee. and hot chocolate. Those
lnvltsd were; Maedames Lloyd
Slmonds, Johnny Wilson, Wll
lard Hemfaree. Steve Docfcsry,
Jimmy Hemfaaee. Dock Sod
derth. Paul Ledford, Douglas
Slmonds, Gerald Wilson. Orln
Wltg, Robert Docks ry. Verlln
Crisp and Misses Sandy Lad
ford, Deborah Dochsry, Bar
bara and Carolyn Crisp and
Lorette Carroll.
-P
We are sorry a hear that
Gary Barnett son of Mr. and
Mrs. BUI Barnett Is coMtned
to his home dua to Illness.
Simday vlatiors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett were
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Barn
ett of Canton. N. C? Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde West of Robfcfns
vllle, Mrs. Robe Roberts and
daughter, Sandra. Mr. rod
Mrs. Claude Barnett, Miss
Ginger Matmry, and Bdward
Ledford*
-p
Mr. and Mrs. Roy WUson
and Wanda spent Sunday with
Mr. R. J. WUson.
-P
Week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Sdles were
daughmrs and sons-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Haven Holbrook
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Roberson of Atlanta, Ga.
-P
Mr. Ray PhUUpe of Mc
Cayeavllle. Ga., spent the
weekend with his sister ?^
famUy, Mr. and Mrs. WUlard
Hembree.
-P
Mr. and Mrs. DockSuddsrth
visited relative* In Jefferson,
Ga^ last week.
-P
Week - end guests of Mr
Hugh Robinson and Bd were'
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Robin
son and Mr. and Mrs. Cannon
Robinson of Gasatnla. and Mr.
and Mrs. Lofton West of And
-P
Mr. Troy West andchUdron
have been confined a> their
home for a few days due to
Illness.
-P
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bun
garner of Candler spent the
week-end with her mother and
sister, Mrs. Lrwson Lunsford
and Mis* Nancy Lutaford.
-P
Mr. and Mrs. Graden Ste
wart of KnoxvUle wen week
mid guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Norvell Huisucker.Mrs.Hui
auchar spent Saturday In And
rews on business.
-P
Arnold KUpatrlck Is home
after being a patient In a local
hospital.
- -P
Mr*. Lester Ramsey of
Brasssron la spendtm a few
.days with her sister rod
-P
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Lsmt
and chUthen *pent Sunday with
Mrs. Wayne MlUsap*
InSylva.
-P
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sud
-P
Mr.jndMr*. VlrgUHem
fowe of Bryson City vlsltad
-*ndUrw
Jimmy Hambrea durfaw
.ad Mrs. R. C. Papas
last Thwwday la AaC
Mr*. Prate Morrow and
Mlas Margaret Hendrtx spent
the week-end In All acta with
Mia* Baa Noll Morrow.
-P
Mra. Boonta Blevtns ad
Mr*. DockSudderth spentSio
day domwn In Fraklln.
?P?
Mr*. Sam Newsm of
To mod* ad Mrs. Prod Bar
loo spent Friday night wlih
Mr. ad Mrs. Whit Barton,
Mr. ad Mrs. Richard Pow
ers of Yoisig Harris, Ga^ also
vlsltad Mr. and Mrs. Barra
Friday night.
-P
Mr. and Mr*. Richard Sud
dsnh ad chlltksn of Chatta
ngofa, speot the wotk-#D<l with
their parents, Mr. ad Mrs. Bd
English SDdMr.andMrs.Paid
Sudderth.
-P
Mrs. V. T. Ledford visited
Mrs. Llzzl* BUlott on Sin
day.
-P
Mr. and Mrs. William Rob
guests of har mother, Mrs.
Florence Whit* of Gaines
ville, Ga.
-P
Mrs. Marcella Smith and
daughars spat the weeh
and In Charlotte with Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Crlsco and da ugh -
-P
Psul Sudderth spat Satur
day and Sunday In Atlanta on
Shoal Crook Nows
By Betdah Slaughter
The Misses Sherle. Janice
and Kara Hamby spat the
wak - end with their grad
parats, Mr. ad Mr*. Jarvt*
Hamby of Unaka.
-SC
Mr. and Mrs. John Horton
and sons of Cottage Grove,
Oreg. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Crowdsr.
-SC
Members of Shoal Creek
Baptist Church are mating at
the church Saturday at 3:30
p.m. with shrubs for afotat
dathm plating around the
church. Pleaa pea the word
around.
-SC
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Pack
ad family came from Chor
ions, N. C. a S in day id
a* Mrs. L. C. Powell, who
wa dismissed front Provi
dence Hospital a Wednesday.
-SC
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Under
wood were Strnday visitors of
die B. C. Suits and J. B.
Slaughters.
-SC
Mrs. Or! ado Torrance, wfct^
had a lag removed in a Cle
veland hospital about a
ago, ha hea beck
hospital ?> have the other
lag removed. She la borne now
In a wheel, chair ad ready id
talk to all visitors.
SC
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holfarook
spent soma time Sunday with
the Burl Browns.
-SC
Mr. ad Mrs. Almoa Whit
field and family of A data, G*^
1 with Mr. and
ST
^C
Mr. Wm. Nix, Adata. Ga^
spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Daley Nix.
-SC
wat to Brysoo City Sasrdsy
to visit a ststsr, Mrs. Jama
-HD
Ths WML) of Mc
Hiwassee Dam Newq
By Channla Jooff
Mr. a* Mr.. Bill HardU
of Fontana Dan, vlsimd Mr. /1
and Mr.. Jo. Joae. last Fr*
^ -HD
Mr?. Cart Mashl
Junior. Mr*. Jam* Byrd i
Darlene and Mr*. Jo. Jot
am In Marietta. Ga?
ftrat of the task to vi.lt f
Albert Shultz aid Mrs.
-HD
Mra. W. R. Prlc has v
?i?fna<t home after a ebor
vlalt with her daughar. Mr..
W. P. CampMl to Etowah.
-HD- ,
PFC Wiley R. Prlc. .ta
ttooed at Port Canon. Cokx,
with da U. S. Army 5di Dl*.
vlilon. will be vlaltinf frteocle
and relative, for the next wo
-HD
Mr. aid Mra.WllburnJo?
and mi, Bruce and Wayne, of
Dal ton, Ga^ vial ted Mr. and
Mra. Joe Jooaa over the amel
-HD- '
Mra. W. P. Campbell apd
llaltir*! and Plwer Prlc. of
Btowah, Temu, vtsltkdfrlaods
aid relatives one day leal
t
-HD- i
Mra. Brneat Floyd and Mra.
Jo. Jonea made a business
trip a Andrew, on. day laat
***** -HD- I
Wiley R. Price, Jr.. vlelad I
Robert Pettereon Tueaday I
evening. Junior a aid ha off-1
talnly enjoyed talking over old/
tlmu at Hlwaeaaa Dem Scboo 7
with Robert. , /
-HD- i
Mr*. BUI Plclal anddaugh- [
ter. Thuya, of Btowah. Tax,
visited her mother, Mrs. Jda i
Jones Tueaday tftamooo.
-HD- I
Mr. aid Mr*. Fade Chap1
mat and Mrs. Myra Walker
won with Mr*. BtJ Brumby
to a Democrat ua.tlng In
Cullowha. on Friday night.
-HD
Mr. andMrs.LudarSdloa
and chUdran from Atlanta, Qe.
apant tha weekend with Mr. aid
Mr*. Clifton Ragir. v
Mra./Mli. Blackwell apadt
Friday In DoravlUe, Gh, trtdi
bar daughter, Mr*. Chartes
Mlolen and targraidchiltkw*
Gary. Rands, and DocnU.
-HD- v
. Mlaa Dsyia Brooks, i .
tar of Mr. aid Mn. St
Brook, of Ft. "
.Flfc, wUl spend her spring
vacation with bar granc%>azv
ents, Mr. and Mr*. Oma
Qulnn. Dayla la pteaandy rt
Duks University.
-HD- '
Mr. aid Mr*. Fraik Knlghr '
ton aid Julia of Adaita. apant
da wmk-and with Mr. add
Mr*. Clay Allan. j
-HD- * 1
Congratulations to Mr. aid
Mr*. Pads Chapman on their
12th Wadtflng Anniversary op I
March 10.l5M.
-HD- \ I
Mr. aid Mr*. BucUd Vojr?
laa wit# vtaad on Statday fay
Mr. al Mrs. Dai WMa aid
Pads
Mr. and Mra.
of Tata. Ga. y
-HD
Mra. Clifton R*ar tat
Gmts. Bdwsrd spent Friday
In Adaita, Ga. *
-HD
Mr. and Mm. Fonzy Halt
?pant mnat of laat vmk vlaltr
lag their daahtar. Mrs. Las
r, Mra. 1
Mr. md Mra. Clon 1
vial tad Ma inch, Dr. ?_ ,
fat Haaelwood. N. Ci
-HP
?w BAflTSaHMPflTCI
had Mra. Darts W.adarlw ael
Mra. Lali Rti ?
wl&AmnT *""* ** "t
2nJ
in our odocation - oor Do Di. Post Offtc
BETTER FOODS AT LOWER PRICES
FREE PEANUTS
All Yoi Can Eat
THROW HULLS ON FLOOR
BANANAS
t
lb.
Armour "Star*
BACON 49(l.
Rib Cut
PORK chops-49(
Oconee's Best Self-pislng
FLOUR 1.49
JFG
J-F.6. lastait
COFFEE
10 OZ. JAR
89t
Fresh Whole
PORK LIYERJ:ll9<
Half 7 to 14
or Whole Lb. Average
CURB) HAM 49<
2 Lb. Box Square
CHEESE 491
Large Can Whole Sweet
POTATOES?~39t
Fresh White Half iAi
RUNNER BEANS 2 lk 49(
A # I 1 M
SUPER MARKET