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Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mabry
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Miss Crawford jswea
Zo flames Mabry
MURPHY - Miss Patricia
Gail Crawford, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford
of Murphy, and James How
ard Mabry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Mabry of Mur
phy, were married Feb. 22.
at First Baptist Church' in
Forest Park, Ga.
The Rev. Hoyt G. Farr con
ducted the double ring cere
mony.
The bride was attired in a
dress of bridal satin arid lace.
Gloria Lee and Charles
Sims were attendants.
The bride is a graudate of
Murphy High School and Falls
Business College in Atlanta,
and is presently employed by
the Goergia Insurance Co.
The bridegroom is a grad
uate of Murphy High School
and Is presently employed In
Atlanta.
MURPHY
CALENDAR
THURSDAY, MARCH U. 7:30
p.m. - Commission on Edu
cation to meet at the
First Methodist Church.
Ruth Bagwell Circle of the
First Baptist Church to
meet with Mrs. Wiley
Kinney, Jr.
MONDAY, MARCH 23. 7:30
p.m. - YWA to meet with
Miss Sarah White; Finance
Committee meeting at the
First Methodist Church;
Wesley an Service Guild to
meet with Mrs. Duke Whit
ley and Mrs. Louise Bay
less as co-hostess.
Holy Week service at Pres
byterian Church, Monday -
Thursday; Esther Sunday
School Class at First Bap
tist Church with Mrs. Joe
Bates; Women of Presby
terian Church to meet in
Westminister Hall.
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2:30
p.m. - Mae Perry Circle of
First Methodist Church to
meet with Mrs. Virgil
O'Dell; Lottie Moon Circle
of First Baptist to meet
with Mrs. Ben Palmer.
7:30 p.m. - Nominating Com
mittee to meet at First
Methodist Church.
Rebecca Sunday School
Class of First Baptist
Church to meet with Mrs.
Charles Mallonee and Mrs.
W. M. Mallonee as co -
hostess.
7:00 p.m. - GA's No. 2 will
meet with Diane Kaylor.
Intermediates to meet with
Gay Ensley.
herokee Scout & Clay County
rogress, Thurs., Mar. 19, 1964
Mess Hogsed Js Wed
Zo Wayne Payne
CAvrcA News
MURPHY - A District
wide workshop for Lay speak
ers will be held on Sunday,
March 22, at 3 p. in. In the
First Methodist Church of
Waynesville. Or. Charles
Phillips of the University
of North Carolina, Greens -
boro will be in charge.
All Lay speakers are urged
to attend this meeting.
Sunday morning, March 15,
at the morning worship ser
vice at First Baptist Church,
five deacons were elected to
replace those who route off
the active board this year, and
one was elected to finish the
unexpired term of Jess Bar
clay, who is moving away.
Deacons are elected to
serve on the active board for
a period of three years. Those
elected to serve until 1967
are: Alvin Buchanan, H. E.
Dickey, James B. Hall, Ralph
McConnell, and John L. Sav
age. Chester Lawson will
serve until 1966.
MURPHY - Miss Mildred
Hogsed and Wayne Payne were
married Friday, March 6, in
Union Baptist Church by die
Rev. Ernie Young.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hog
sed, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Gracie How
ard of Suit and the late Mr.
Payne.
The bride attended Hiwas
see Dam High School.
Mr. Payne is a graduate
of Hiwassee Dam Hi?h School
and attended Western Car
olina College.
After a short wedding trip
the couple will reside in Mar
ietta, Ga.
-M
Mrs. W. A. Singleton and
Mrs. W. T. Brown and dau
ghter, Adinah spent Sunday
with Mrs. Singleton's daugh
ter, Sarah Varner, who Is a
student at Maryville College,
Maryvllle, Term.
-M
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mauney left Tuesday to spend
several days In Atlanta.
-M
Mrs. S. M. Benton of Corn
elia, Ga., is visiting her son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Hyde.
BIBLE QUIZ WINNERS M I he Free Methodist Church here
are (L-R) Peggy Cook, Linda Rogers and Janet Elliott.
Jocaf QirtS Win HiU.
Quiz -y4t 3 ree
MURPHY - The Free
Methodist Youth of Murphy
sponsored a Bible Quiz In the
local church Saturday, March
7.
The participants were At
lanta and Waynes ville teams.
Murphy youth were winners.
-M
Mrs. Robert Minor and son,
Robby and Hugh Stiles and
Mrs. Archie Jenkins, Mrs. J
Alton Morris and Mrs. W. P.
Odon spent last Saturday in
Atlanta.
-M
Mrs. Roy Lee and son, Carl,
of Edgemont are visiting Mrs.
Marcella Smith and daughters
this week.
-M
Mrs. Ruby Hill is visiting
her brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCracken
of Strasburg, Ohio.
-M
They were Peggy Cook, Linda*
Rogers and Janet Elliott.
A pot luck dinner was served
to thirty-seven guests in the
recreation room at the par
sonage.
Mrs. Charles Klip* trick
and son, have returned home
later spending the past week
with their son and brother,
Ray Kilpatrlck and Mrs. 101
patrick of Atlanta.
-M
Among relatives and friends
attending the funeral of Mrs.
Sarah Padgett Posey on last
Wednesday were: Mrs. Alma
Posey and daughters. Misses
Leila and Woodfin Posey of
Asheville, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Posey of Statesville, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Posey of Green
ville, S.C., Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lovingood of Hendersonville,
and Mrs. Hugh Hensley of
Carolina Beach, N. C.
Wr>. ? /i, a 1. 1 1. Ck a itai
^ efebratei 8 8 1 h $ irt h da
MARTIN'S CREEK - Mrs.
Elizabeth Chastain was hon
ored with a birthday dinner
March 16 on her 88th birth
day.
Many friends and rela
tives visited Mrs. Chastain
throughout the day, and she
received numerous phone
calls and presents from other
friends.
She is the oldest resident
of Martin's Creek Community.
Area Choirs To Participate
Presbyterian Church
Plans Holy Weeh Services
MURPHY- Annual Holy
Week services are being
held next week at Murphy
Presbyterian Church, with
the crowning worship Thurs
day night when the anniver
sary Communion will be ob
served. Members of the
church are urged to attend
all services and friends in
the community are invited.
Messages during the week
will pertain to events of the
Last Week of ministry of
Christ. There will be special
music at each of the services.
Themes of Robert A. Potter ,
minister, and choirs to pro
vide music are:
Palm Sunday, March 22nd,
Pork
LIVER
BACK BONES
2 lb 25*
PORK CHOPS
55t lb
Selecto Pure
LARD 4 e;.'? 59(
PEANUTBUTTER
Bama
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CO (of Bat, eu> a re Sal.
Cookie Sheets
Loaf Pans ^"only
Muffin Pans . .
Cake Pans 40Veocd
IS*
COFFEE
Maxwell House
Instant
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BISCUITS
Ballard & Pillsbury
Sweetmllk or
Buttermilk
3,or 25(
COFFEE
Fleetwood
Reg. or Drip
?
I lb pkg.
83
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1/2 gal
39$
TISSUE
Deltey
2 Roll Pock
23*
FOIL
Alcoa Alumium
25 ft. Roll
25*
PEACHTREE
FARM & HOME SUPPLY
Front Of Pooch troo School
Phone 837-82
II a.m. --Concerning the King,
Presbyterian Church Choir.
Sunday ,7:30--The Cup of
Christ(concludlng message on
Highlights in Mark's Gospel);
Presbyterian choir.
Monday 7 JO- -God's Truth
from a Dying Fig Tree .And
rews First Methodist choir.
Tuesday 7:30 ? One's Best
and One's All, Murphy Elem
entary School chorus.
Wednesday 7 JO- -When God
Kneels. Murphy First Baptist
choir.
E astern Star
Officers Elected
For New Year
MURPHY - Officers of '
Murphy Chapter No. 10 of the
Order of the Eastern Star
were elected at a meeting
here Thursday, Mar. 12, at the
Masonic Hall.
They include Mrs. Opal
Howell, Worthy Matron; Sam
Davidson, Worthy Patron;
Mrs. Louise DeHart, Asso
ciate Matron; Glenn Morris,
Associate Patron; Mrs. Leila
Sims, Conductress; Mrs. VI
vaudou Farmer, Associate
Conductress; Mrs. Ann Phil
lips, Secretary; Miss Hattie
Palmer, Treasurer.
Installation services trill be
held later in the year.
Holy Week Services
Announced By
St. Williams Chapel
MURPHY - St. Williams
Catholic Church of Murphy
has announced a program o i
Holy Week Services.
An 11:00 morning service
on Palm Sunday, Mar. 22,
will include the "Blessing
and distribution of palms.pro
cession and Palm Sunday
Mass.
Holy Thursday services at
7:00 p.m. will follow the theme
'The love of our Lord in the
Institution of the Holy Mass,
The Lord's Supper.'
On Good Friday, the 7:00
p.m. service will include "The
Sacred Passion and Death of
Jesus.'
Holy Saturday services as
7:00 p.m. will offer the 'Eas
ter Vigil Service' with a theme
of 'The Power and Glory of
The Resurrection.'
Lenten Service
Friday At
St. Williams
MURPHY - The series of
special Bible Devotions being
held weekly during Lent at
St. William Catholic church
will conclude this Friday at
7i00 p.m.
The public is invited to
the service, which will be fol
lowed by offering the Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass of the
Friday of the fifth week in
Lent.
Dr. Walter Mauney, Jr. of
Birmingham, Ala .spent the
week end here with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maimy.
-M
Mrs. Ben Davis and grand
daughter , Mary Douglas Reel
of Charlotte, have returned to
their home after visiting re
latives here.
-M
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