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Joe Holder Receives
Scholarship From Brevard
ANDREWS -Joe Holder, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Holder, has been awarded a
$400.00 a year Honor Scholar
ship from Brevard College.He
also received a $300.00
scholarship for the 1964-65
academic year from the James
G. K.McClure Educational and
Mrs. Nel] Brady of
Lawrenceville, Ga. visited
her son, Felix Brady, and
family and other relatives and
friends during the weekend.
-A
Mrs. Tye Burnett and Mrs.
Wilma Crawford vacationedat
Myrtle Beach and Charleston,
S. C. this week.
-A
Development F und Inc.
Joe has been a member of
the Beta club for three years
and served as president of
his class and vice-president of
Student Council during his
junior year. He received the
four year science medal at the
commencement exercises this
year.
Mrs. W. C. Morrow has re
turned home from a visit with
her son. Patrolman Horace
Morrow, and family of Sylva.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb and
granddaughter, Debbie Webb,
spent Sunday in Clayton, Ga.
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Five Andrews
Men Report
For Guard Duty
ANDREWS " The National
Guard of North Carolina cal
led five men from Andrews on
Saturday, June 6 for a two week
active duty training exercise.
They are as follows: Sgt.
V ens on Adams, Sgt. Todd
Reece, S/4 Paul Brooks, PFC
Michael Gregory and PFC
Gene Waldroup.
These men, along with sev
eral thousand North Carolina
Guardsmen will participate in
simulated combat training and
will be familiarized with all
of the latest National Guard
and Army weapons and equip
ment. They will be encamped
near the huge Army Base
Fort Bragg for this exercise.
The North Carolina Na
tional Guard is one of the
Nation's Top Priority Di
visions.
Beverly Garren
Celebrates
Ninth Birthday
ANDREWS - Mrs. James
Garren entertained at a birth
day party on Wednesday, June
3, at her home, honoring her
daughter, Beverly, on her
ninth birthday.
The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Houston
Ledford. Beverly's brother,
Jerry Garren, made flash
pictures during the party.
A number of games were
played on the lawn. Party
blow-outs and chicklets were
given as favors.
Following the opening of
gifts, cup cakes, ice cream
and punch were served to the
following guests: Terry Wolfe,
Dianne Frye, Patty Jo Rax
ter, Jo Marie McGuire, Grace
Moore, Catherine Ann Wood,
Christine Reichman, Karen
Wilson, Montez Garrett, Ter
esa Palmer, Susie Allison,
Robin Ann Burch, Greg Led
ford, Jimmy Matheson, Ron
nie Trammel and EddieWood.
herokee Scout & Clay County
r ogress, Thurs., June 11, 1964
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J)s $ ride Of J}errif Poteet
ANDREWS - The First Bap
tist Church was the scene of
the wedding Sunday, June 7,
of Miss Doris Annetta Jordan
and Jerry Poteet.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jordan
and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Poteet,
Morganton, N. C.
The Rev. T. C. Christmas,
pastor, performed the double
ring ceremony at 3 .-00 p.m.
Wedding music was by Mrs.
Faye Sherrill, organist, and
Miss Doris Raxter, soloist.
Mr. Jordan gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She wore a
white satin gown with bodice
of chantilly lace and fashioned
with a bell skirt and long
sleeves tapering to a point.
Her bouffant veil of imported
illusion was held by a pill box
of peau de soie and seed
pearls. She carried a white
orchid attached to her Bible.
Miss Susie Mauldin of Lex
ington, Ky . , was maid of honor .
She wore a blue satin gown,
and carried a nosegay of pink
carnations.
Gary Poteet of Morganton
was hisbrother'sbestmanand
ushers were Jerry Martin and
Joe Courtney. Shelia Shope
was the flower girl and Billy
Jordan was ring bearer.
District Memorial
Patient Census
ANDREWS - Patient census
for District Memorial Hos
pital, June 1, 1964 is as fol
lows:
Andrews: Mrs. E. A. Wood,
Richard Klimmek, Mst. Mike
Hawk, Mrs. Pearlie White,
Mrs. Oscar Day, Mrs. Clara
Allen, Mrs. Johnny Anderson
and baby girl, Mrs. G. E.
Lail, Rev. T. C. Christmas,
Mrs. Cliff Richardson, Mrs.
Edmond West, and Mrs. David
Robinson.
Robbinsville: R. B. Mor
phew, Mrs. Ella Birchfield,
Mrs. O. W. Hooper, Grady
Stewart, Cornelius Hall, Rich
ard Painter, Mrs. Claude
Cook, and Mrs. Howard Ed
wards.
Marble: Jack Parker, Mst.
Jesse McGaha, Fred Palmer,
and Mrs. Lewis Hogsed.
Also Dr. Gertrude Moulton,
Bras st own; William Raxter,
Black Mountain; Mrs. Amanda
Wilson and E. A. Ledford of
Nantahala.
Mrs. Carrier's
Pupils Give
Piano Recital
ANDREWS - Mrs. J. G.
Carrier presented her pupils
in a piano recital on June 1,
at the Presbyterian Fellow
ship Hall.
Pupils participating in the
recital were: Teresa and
George El Khouri, Susie
Ferebee, Janet Ferebee, Keith
Jones, Terry Brown, Becky
Sheidy (guest pupil), Florence
Ferebee, Mariam ElKbourl,
Joni Bristol, Andy Jones, Van
Brown, Lawrence Car ringer,
Jimmy Jones, Boyd Rogers,
Jr., Laura Jean Weeks, Con
nie Sue Garrett, and Philip
Brauer.
Reuben Battle, a former
student of Mrs. Carrier, who
was ? student at Tusculum
College this year, presented
Chopin's Polonaise In A Flat
Major as the closing number.
-A
Among those attending the
Dixie *60 at the Atlanta Int
ernational Raceway on Sunday
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Bristol, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wilson and Skip Bristol.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Jordan chose a bluelace
with white accessories. She
wore a corsage of white car
nations. Mrs. Poteet wore a
pink gown with matching ac
cessories and white carnation
corsage.
A reception, given by the
bride's parents, was held in
the church parlor following
the ceremony. The bride's
table held a three tiered wed
ding cake and arrangements of
pink and white carnations and
gladioli decorated the room. -
Mrs. Gary Poteet of Morgan
ton and Miss Sylvia assisted in
serving the guests. Miss
Brenda Stover of Andrews was
in charge of the Bride's Guest
Book.
For their wedding trip to
Myrtle Beach, the bride wore
a green and yellow print silk
suit with matching accessor
ies and the orchid from her
bridal bouquet. The bride at
tended Andrews High School,"
Lees-McRae College and isf
presently employed at Enka
Corp.
The groom graduated from
Glen Alpine High School and
is now a junior at the Univer
sity of N. C., Chapel Hill.
Out-of-town guests attend
ing the wedding included Mrs.
Ruth Donaldson, Asheville;
Mrs. Ivan Smith, children,
Ronnie, Barbara and Beverly,
Kennesaw, Ga.; and Douglas'
Brothers, Lexington, Ky.
I CHURCH NEWS
ANDREWS " Mrs. Howard
Ford and Miss Ruth Hamilton
were hostesses to theWes
leyan Service Guild of the
First Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening, June 2, at
8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Ford at Warne, N. C.
Following a pot luck sup
per, the program "Our Me
thodist Heritage", was pre
sented by Mrs. Olan Strat
ton. Miss Jean Christy, Mrs.
Walt Brown, Mrs. Harold
Walsh, Mrs. Harlan Enloeand
Mrs. Charlie Jones.
Miss Ruth Hamilton pre
sided in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Gladys
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Mrs. Guy Hill, sons, Bert,
and Bobby and Mrs. Mae
McFalls visited Mack Davis
and family at Lenoir City,
Tenn. on Sunday.
-A
Mrs. Bob Nelson and
daughters, Dwbbie and Bwth
daughters, Debbie and Beth
of Savannah, Ga. are spending
several days with Mrs. Nel
son's mother, Mrs. Cora
Lunsford and other relatives.
Christy.
Thirteen members were
present for the meeting.
andrews - Those from
Andrews attending the dedi
cation of the new Federal
Building In Bryson City on
Monday Included Mrs. Edgar
Wood Jr. Mrs. E. A. Wood
Sr., Mrs. W. W. Ashe, Mrs.
A. B. Chandler, Sr., Captain
Frank Swan and William
Walker. While In Bryson City
they also attended1 the
they also attended the
quarterly meeting of Western
North Carolina Associated
Communities held at Sneed*s
Restaurant.
-A
Peter Gernert is spending
several days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gernert
before returning to Raleigh.
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