Mr. and Mrs. Hob F. Taylor
Do rm e r en t i C.tA rate
Silver IVeJJiny -A n n i v e r i a r ij
MARIETTA. GA. - On Feb.
16. Mr. and Mrs. Hob F.Tay
lor were honored on their
stiver wedding anniversary
with open house at their home
on Mathews Circle, Marietta.
Hosts for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred A.
Crump and Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald H. Taylor, children of the
couple.
The honor ee chose a dress
of red wool with which she
wore a white and silver car
nation corsage and pearl neck
lace and earrings, a gift from
Mr. Taylor.
The refreshment table,
overlaid with lace, held a
tiered wedding cake decorat
ed with silver leaves and 25th
anniversary crest.
The punch bowl was encircl
ed with white and silver pom
pons interspersed with fern.
Continuing the anniversary
theme was a white bell mark
ed with a silver "25."
The Taylors, who were
married in Hiawassee in 1939
have made their homeinMar
ietta for fourteen years. They
are originally from Murphy.
They have two children and
one grandchild, Carla Crump.
About 60 friends and rela
tives called during the anni
versary open house.
Legion Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
At Davidson Home
MURPHY - The American
Legion Auxiliary met last
Thursday night at the home
of Mrs. John Davidson, with
Mrs. Ruth Cheney .president
presiding.
A report on the Heart
Fund Drive, which was spon
sored by the Auxiliary .was
given.
Mrs. Robert Weaver gave a
report on traffic safety.
Mrs. Davidson served re
freshments to the members.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bourne
spent the weekend as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerue Babb
of Spartanburg, S. C.
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19 Prospective
Members Attend
DAR Meeting Here
MURPHY - Nineteen pro
spective members of the OAR
met at the Murphy Power
Board Building on Thursday
evening.
The meeting was called to
order by the organising Re
gent, Mrs. Jerry Davidson.
Mrs. Robert M. White was
appointed Secretary pro tern.
DAR By-Laws and rules for
organizing a chapter were
read and work sheets distri
buted.
Mrs. James Stewart,
member of David Williams
chapter, of Golds boro, N. C.
was introduced.
Other prospective members
who desire to join are asked
to contact Mrs. White, Mrs.
Louise Bayless or Mrs.
Davidson.
Miss Garrett
To Teach Adult
Sewing Classes
MURPHY - Miss Jewel Gar
ret will teach a class in
beginning sewing for adults
at the Murphy Home Econ
omics Dept. beginning Thurs
day, Mar. 19 from 7:30-9:30
p.m., the first of a series
of six classes.
Anyone other than school
students who wishes to take
the course should contact the
school-office of Miss Garrett.
There will be no charge for
the course.
Riviera Owner
At Chattanooga
Hair Styling Show
MURPHY - Mrs. Lucy Mc
Keon, owner of Riviera Bea
uty Salon in Murphy, and dau
ghter, Eloise, attended a hair
styling show in Chattanooga,
Tenn. Sunday, Mar. 8.
The show featured instruc
tion to beauticians on the lat
est hair styles and fashions.
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Miss Dorothy Ann Burrell
Miss Burrell Engaged
To Hubert Beaver
MURPHY - Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Burrell of Route 4,
Murphy announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Doro
thy Ann, to Hubert Beaver,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Beaver of Culberson.
Miss Burrell is a senior
at Hi was see Dam High School.
Mr. Beaver Is a 1961 grad
uate of Hiwassee Dam High,
and is now employed by the
Atlanta Transit System in
Atlanta, Ga.
Wedding plans are incom
plete.
Mrs. Larry BlackDiscussion
LeaderFor Girl Scout Meet
ASHEVILLE - Speakers and
discussion leaders have been
TRUDY'S
We Have lust Received A Shipment'
Of i
Spring Dresses
Styled by Nelly Don,
Mr. Jack, of Dallas Also
v Junior Petite Sizes
Materials are Dacron& I
Cotton, Blends Jerseys,
, Silks & Many more
(Fabrics to Choose From)
rPetite Sizes 8.98s. Up j
tegular Sizes 12.98& up j
Hats by Kutz
Beautiful Colors to Match
your Suit or Dress
3.98 & up
We Have lust Received A Shipment
of Shoes
By Jacqueline, Connie &
Fashion Craft.
These Consist of Patent
Leathers in Black,
White, Red, & Beige
Priced From ]
8.98 to 10.98 '
Blouses by Judy Bond
White Crepe with Bow 5.98
Sizes 32 Through 38 60(h
Children*
Spring Coats
Colors, Pink, Blue ,
Maize Beige
sizes 1 to 3
sizes 3 to 6x
sizes 7 to 14
8.98 t up
Just Arrived For
Easter Selling
SUITS
Styled By Carol Craig,
I Jonathan Logan,
|| Bobbie Brooks
& Betty Rose
I Priced From
| 19.98 t up
Hand Bags
Black Patent, Red Patent I
& Many Colors in Leather |
I
3.98 & up
1
f
Sportswear by Catalina,
Bobbie Brooks and Algene
Shorts
With Tops To Match
2.98 eath
Capri Pants 3.98 t up
Denium Skirts 5.98
Blouses 2.98 & up
A Shipment Of Little
Girl Dresses
Have Just Arrived
Beautiful Colors to
Choose From
sizes 1 to 3 "4
2.98 t up j
sizes 3 to 6x A
3.98 t up Li
sizes 7 to 14
5.98 t
TRUDY S of Murphy j
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announced for the "Look
Homeward Girl Graduate",
Senior conference sponsored
by the Pisgah Girl Scout coun
cil on March 20-22 at the Bat
tery Park Hotel In Asheville.
The conference will open
with Mrs. Wilma Dykeman
Stokeley, well known author
of the Southern Appalachian
region, giving the keynote ad
dress on Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Her subject is
"The Best Of Our Past For
The Best Of Our Future."
Harry W. Clark of Western
North Carolina Industries,
will be the banquet speaker
on Satruday night and Mrs.
D. A. Gregory of Marshall,
president of the Pisgah Girl
Scout council will address
the Seniors at their closing
session Sunday morning.
Discussion leaders on Sat
urday include the following
speakers and their subjects:
Mrs. Don Trauger of Oak
Ridge, Tenn.. Home Econo
mics; Mrs. Charles Tilling
hast of Asheville and Mrs.
Larry T. Black of Murphy,
Medical Careers; Mrs. Pat
Orr Mebane of Henderson
ville and Edwin Easter of
Asheville, Performing Arts;
Ernest A. Speuhler of Ashe- e
ville, visual arts and adver- *
tising; Tom Mallonee, Post- V
master Mark Sumner and ?
Charles Erwin of the Em
ploymem Security, govern
ment work; Miss Julia Morgan
of American Enka Corporat- '
ion and Mrs. Larry T. Black 1
of Murphy, research.
Miss June Guy, University
of Tennessee, Social Work;
Miss Margaret Ratteree of
Lee H. Edwards High School \
and Miss Viginia Buchanan !
of M on treat Library, teach- '
ing and library science; Char
les Erwin of the employment
security; Armold M. Smith of
Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany, Wayne Blanton of Blan
ton s Business College and
John W. Davis of Asheville
Industrial Education Center,
business careers; William
Styles, Asheville. law.
MURPHY ,
THURSDAY, MARCH 12 -
7:30 p.m. - Murphy Chapter
No. 10 OES meets in Masonic
Hall. Election of officers.
SUNDAY, MARCH 16 - 4:30
P. M. - MYF Council Meeting 1
at First Methodist Church. '
5:00 p.m. - MYF meeting at
First Methodist Church. 1
TUESDAY, MARCH 17 - !
IOiOO A. M. - Circle No. 4 1
First Methodist Church will 1
meet with Mrs. George Oyer.
2:00 P. M. - Circle No. 3 in
Men's Bible Classroom of
First Methodist Church with
Mrs. R. A. Martin, hostess.
7:30 P. M. - Circle No. 3
of First Methodist Church
will meet with Mrs. Ellen
Wheeler; Circle No. 1 of
First Methodist Church will
meet In the Men's Bible Class
room at the CJwrch with Mrs.
R. L. W Ilk ins and Mrs. Janice
Castor as hostesses.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH U -
1:30 P. M. - Murphy Home
Demonstration Club will meat
with Mrs. R. D. chandler.
Cherokee Scow 4 Clay County
Progress. Thura., Mar. IS,
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wiurfjriy wirn
Basketball Team
Entertained
MURPHY - Miss Judy Sand
ers enter tAlned with a pajama
party at bar home on Friday
night, March 6, honoring the
Murphy Girl'* Basketball
Team.
Those attending were Rose
mary Bates, Wanda Morris,
Corkey Stalcup. Eva Dock
ery, Jeannie James, Carmo
llu Smith, Delores Hughes,
Linda Nelson, Shell* Stiles,
Carolyn Crisp, Linda Morris,
Margaret James, Peggy Eng
lish, Jerri Crowe, Judy Rog
ers and Clara Jane Ferguson.
Mrs. Dewar Speaks
On Trees, Shrubs At
Murphy Garden Clifc
MURPHY - The Murphy
Garden Club met Thursday
afternoon, March 5, In the
home of Mrs. Joe Ray with
Mrs. Duke Whitley as co
hostess.
Mrs. Ruth Forsyth was In
charge of the program and
Introduced the guest speak
er, Mrs. R. A. Dewar of And
rews, who gave a talk on
shurbs and trees around the
calendar.
Mrs. Jerry Davidson re- t
ported that she gave a pro
gram to the Cherokee Rose
Garden Club on Garden The- i
raphy.
The next meeting will be
lield on Saturday, March 21,
it the home of Mrs. W. A.
Hoover.
The hostesses served re
freshments to the 19 members
present.
Church News
MURPHY - The WSCS of
the First Methodist Church
met on Tuesday afternoon,
March 3 at 2 p.m. In the Mens
Bible Classroom of the First
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Harold Wells had
charge of the program, "The
Cross and the Resurrection."
She also led a call to worship
and the group sang "Beneath
The Cross of Jesus", with
Mrs. Merle Davis at the piano.
After this Mrs. Wells led a
collect. Mrs. Pauline Brittain
and Mrs. R. L. Wilklns joined
Mrs. Wells in the program
reading which included "Old
and New Testaments Quotes
in Stories, with the group
singing two more songs. Then
Mrs. Wells concluded the pro
gram with prayer.
Mrs. W. H. Taylor, presi
dent, presided over the busi
ness. It was decided during
business that the WSCS would
be co-hostesses with the WSCS
of Hayesville to the Sub-Dis
trict Meeting to be held in
April at the Hinton Memorial
Center in Hayesville. The
meeting closed with prayer.
Those attending were: Mrs.
R. C. Man ox, Mrs. Neil David
son, Mrs. Kate Evans, Mrs.
Pauline Brittain, Mrs. W. H.
Taylor, Mrs. R. L. W ilk ins,
Mrs. Merle Davis, Mrs. J.
H. Hampton, Mrs. Harold
Wells, and Miss Adella
Meroney.
drafters Begin '64
tfith Renewed Interest
n Mountain Crafts
MURPHY - The Cherokee
County Cr afters held their
regular monthly meeting Tue
sday, Mar. 3 at the Power
Board Building.
Mrs. Clyde McNabb, pres
ident, presided. Mrs. Clare
nce Hendrlx gave a demon
stration on the weaving of
footstools with seed grass.
The Cr afters have 22 mem
bers this year, and say that
the club has a nenewed Int
erest in mountain crafts.
Plans are being made to en
ter their crafts at the South
ern Highlands Craft Fair in
Asheville in July, and In Gat
linburg, Tern. In October.
Several members are pre
senting their work on Mar.
27 seeking to become mem
bers of the Southern Highlands
Crafters Guild.
Mrs. Car ringer
Honored
On Birthday
MURPHY- Mrs. Ruth Carr
lnger of Murphy was honored
with a birthday dinner Friday
night at the Blue Ridge Hotel.
Thoee attending Included
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sneed,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bates,
Miss Helen Ghormley, Miss
A dele Meroney, Mrs. Tom
Mauney and the honoree.
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Bruce Edwards, who has
been visiting his parents has
returned to Los Angeles,
Calif.
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Mr. and Mr a. Homer Hughes
of Bristol, Tenn., spent die
weekend here with his mother,
Mrs. Lassie Hughee.
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Bobby Hughes of Atlanta,
Ga., spent me weekend here
with his grander ants, Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Bobo.
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Mra. Johnsie Num of Wins
ton Salem Is spending several
days here this week.
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Mrs. Raymond H. Herrln. . .
. . .former Miss Ledford
Cucille Bedford Weds
Kaymond Henry Her Tin
MURPHY- Mr. *nd Mrs.
Frank Ledford of Murphy
have announced the marriage
of their daughter .Lucille, to
Raymond Henry Herrln, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Her
rln oi West Green, Ga.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed In West Green
Feb. 22.
The couple will make their
home In Savannah, Ga.
Wr>. -And erion C^efebratei
9/ i/ /J3irtlxday ? 13 r a Sitown
BRASSTOWN - Mrs. Jessie
Anderson of Brasstown cele
brated her 91st birthday with
some fifty relatives and
friends at a dinner held at
the home of a son, Ray And
erson of Brasstown, Sunday,
March 8.
Relatives attending included
a brother, Elmer Sales, two
sons, Ray and Coy, a daugh
ter, Mrs. Pearl Adams, thir
teen grandchildren, eleven
great-grandchildren, and one
Mrs. Harris
Observes
91st Birthday
LIBERTY- Mrs. OUie Harris,
formerly of Andrews, quietly
observed her 91st birthday
Thursday, Feb. 27, in the
home of a daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Beaver.
Mrs. Harris has been con
fined to the home for sev
eral years and has been in
declining health for the past
two years.
She still enjoys listening
to radio programs, including
the news, sermons, hymn pro
grams and other shows.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mauney
returned home last Wednesday
after spending the past two
weeks with relatives In Flo
rida.
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Mrs. F. C. Bourne, Sr.,
spent several days last week
In Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nick Aloi of
Black Mountain, were week
end guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker.
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Mrs. Betty Penland and
Mrs. Katie Miller attended
the Hair Fashion Educational
show held In Chattanooga the
first of this week.
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The Rev. W. F. Elliott who
has been ? patient In a local
hospital was taken Saturday
to the Wesley Nursing Center,
3730 Shamrock, Dr., Char
lotte* N. C>, 28306.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wea
ver spent Sunday with their
son, Bobby Weaver, who la a
student at Ctanaon College,
Clam son, S. C.
great-great grandson.
Other friends at the dinner
included Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Powers of Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Green and Com
modore Hughes of Brass town
and Ernest Webb of Atlanta.
Three In Family
Have Joint
Birthday Celebration
MURPHY- Joe Abernathy of
Murphy,Rt. 3, who was 85
Feb. 19, celebrated his birth
day with his son .Paul, who
had a birthday on Feb. 15,
and also on hand was a
granddaughter who was one,
' also on the 19th.
Three of Mr. Abernathy's
daughters at the celebration
were Mrs. Kate Lee of
Springfield, Ohio, Mrs. Ran
dell Beavers and Mrs. Br own -
nell Hughes, both of Blatrs
ville, Ga.
Mr. ana Mrs. Wilfred Nixon
of Dayton, Tenn., and Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Lay of BlueRidge,
Ga., were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lay.
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Dale Lee spent last Tues
day in Atlanta.
FOR SALE
Doors, Windows,
Seats, Desks,
Shel ves, Used
Flooring, Molding,
Old Elementary
School Bui Id
nig Being Torn
down. Lots of
Bargains.
See
Charles Mallonee.