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I Mrs. H. Bueck, Phone 1
B APRii- f
V By Helen Bayley Dan, v
I Bash?April is in bhe lane 1 t
I b< >er}' she may So affair.;
I Jilt touch oi her lilac scented
SI hand
S Is on my cheek,
fl Do not speak
la her. e may n tt understand; j 1
I she i- allJ white .and very '
I Look.?she leaves a crocus?theft!
m the datt'odils awake, and stir; ; ?
m Above my heau there is a whir I
Cf blue, blue wings . . Oh. I am
f?. She is here! See?
2ai f^n sdlri nllim t rp?> j 1
9 She p?mcs; soon it will be clad | '
' - ? i. fluttering like blown | 1
I 'Vhit; tulle . . I 1
3| 'j-il v u are too bsautifull
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Farewell Tea For ]
Mrs. Kinsey
On Monday afternoon Mrs. L. I?.! i
Kinsey wa honored at an informal
;1 givon by the Methodist ladies in
the todies parlor cf the church. Mrs.
Kinsey leaves this week for Califortii.
Mrs. K. B. Norvell, Mrs. T. F. Hig- 1
gins, Mrs. I. X. Hill, Mrs. S. H. Long,
Mr . H. W- Baucom, .Jr.. Mrs. C. W.
Savag received with Mrs. Kinsey. j ;
i Punch wafers and mints were ser-! 1
red durinc the afternoont> the following:
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Th?e who attended the tea were: |
Mrs. E. B. Norvell, Mrs. Dixie Palmer,
Mrs. S. D. Akin, Miss Parrie L.
Vaughn, Mrs. W. A. Savage, Mrs. R.
B. Ferguson. Mrs. Si M. Hinshaw. '
Mrs. i\'. P. Od im, Mrs. R. C. Mattox, Mrs.
I.. K Bayless, Mrs. P. A. Maunty,
Mr>. W. E. Studstill. Mrs. H. E.
Dickey. Mrs. H. W. Baucom. Jr.,
Mrs. J. N Hill. Mrs. S. H. Long,
Mrs. John H. Dillard. Mrs. P. H.
Sword.
Mrs. J. O. McCurdy, Mrs. M. W.
Bel. Mr. E. S. Miller, Mrs. Chas. E.
Turner. Mrs. C. W. Savage, Mrs. A. 1
W. Mclver, Mrs. Walter Hyde, Mrs.
D. Withrrspoon, Mrs. A. E. Vestal,
Mrs. R. S. Parker, Mrs. J. H. Hampton,
Miss Mary Beal, Mas Bessie Mallonee,
Mrs. W. M. Fain, Mrs. Tom
Axley. Mias Carrie Mallonee. Miss [
Bstelle Mauney, Miss Ruth Holshausir.
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Miss Hattie Axley, Mrs. Alma L.
Posey, Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mrs.
H. Bish ?p, Mrs. T. A. Case, Mrs. J.
Franklin Smith, Miss J(??phine
Heighway, Mrs. .W. H. Griffiths,
Mrs. H. G. Elkins, Mrs. G. W. Ellis, 1
Mrs. Nettie Dickey, Thos F. Higgins, ,
Mrs. Thomas F. Higgins, Mrs. E. C. (
Mf.llonie and Mrs. J. W. Axley. ,
Good Will Club Met Last
Friday Afternoon 1
(
The Good will club met at the
home of Mrs. P. H. Sword on last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bill J
Brandon and Mrs. Walter Coleman 1
hostesses. After business a sofcial *
hour was er.joyed after which the >
hostesses served chicken salad, cake
jod coffee. Those present were:
Hayner Rogers, Mrs. Homer l
Kicks, Mrs. Kenneth Wright, Mrs. t
Lyle Martin, Mrs. Hume Bowles, s
^s. Warren Sneed, Mrs. Howard i
Moody, Mrs. R. D. Candler, Mrs.
Noah Lovingoiod, Mrs. Winslo-w Mc- T
Mrs. Clingman McDonald and f
Hiss Mary Akin. 1
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Young Womans' Mis- t
sionary of M. E.. Church *
Met Last Thursday P
The Young Woman's Business club
the Methodist church met on last j
Thursday evening with Mrs. T. A. c
Cl*se at the Regal Hotel. Those v
P?sent were: Mrs. W. E. Studstill, j
"rs. Harve Elkins, Mrs. Edwina
CJarke, Mrs. Tom Axley, Mrs. Tom
I Mauney, Mts. Dale Lee, Mrs. Win- f
I ;low Mclvcr. Mr. w.-ii? r>:-'? 1
. i'JVRCJTl g
Jirs. Glenn Bates, Mrs. "Wade Massey,
^ Frank Ellis and Miss Ruby Hall.
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Miss Jessie Lee Morris had as her
nr.er guest at the Dickey House
Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Bu?*k and Miss Elizabeth Gantt. t
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Mis? Eula Gray of Hayesville, has ^
I conie t* Murphy to work in the Relief F
I office. She is staying at the Regal, b
^ The
Anb pe
98-J MissH
Character Builders S. S.
o Have Meeting
Thursday
The Character Builders Sunday
5ch x>i class of the Methodist church
vill have a business meetng at the
:hurch, Thursday tvening at 7:00.
\ll members are urged to be present.
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"'etrie Hospital Auxiliary
To Meet Monday
The Petrie Hospital Auxiliary will
neet on Monday evening, April 29th
it 7:00 in the parlor of the Regal j
Hotel. All members are urged to be j
present.
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Vlrs. Fiank Ellis Elected
3resident of Jr. Club
At the regular meeting oX the Jun-'
ior Woman's Club Friday night the i
following new officers were elected:
Mrs. Frank Ellis, President; Miss
Martha Nell Wells. Vice president;
Miss Mary Nell Williamson, Secretary
and Mrs. Harry Bishop Treasurer.
Tho program for the evening was
in charge of Mrs. H. A. Mattox, who
answered questions on "Manners for
all occasions". Miss Martha Nell
Wells read the duties of the officers
of the club.
Hostesses were Mrs. Warren
Snecd, Mrs. Glenn Bates and Miss
Mary Nell Williamson.
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Teachers Leave For
Their Homes
Members of the Ixal faculty left
this week for their respective homes:
Mi s Elizabeth Gantt, Raleiiih, Miss
Fannie Hathcock, Norwood, Miss
Jessie Lee Morris, Atlantic, Miss Ruth
Holshauser, Salisbury, Miss Ruby
Courtney, Williston, S. C., Mr. E. V.
Deans, Selma, Miss Margaret Hall
Newport, Mis? Dair McCracken,
Hayesville and Mr. O. W. Deaton,
Biscoe.
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VIrs. Witherspoon Hos:ess
To Auxiliary
The Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Don Witherspoon as hostess.
The president, Mrs. J. N. Hill led
the devotonal and after the roll call
ind reading of the minutes otf the
last meeting, the time was spent in
routine business. A budget for the
/ear was adopted and the year books
filed out.
Fallowing this a social hour was
enjoyed, the hostess, assisted by her
laughters. Misses Margaret and Sara
Witherspoon serving refreshments.
Those present were: Mrs. J. N. Hill
Mrs. R. W. Gray, Mrs. J. B. Gray.
M. W. Bell, Mrs. John H. Dillard,
Mrs. R. S. Parker and Mrs. C. W.
Savage.
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Mrs. Frank Hembree has returned
from Angel's h(jspital in Frankln
;nis weeK inero she underwent a l
serious operation more than a week
?go. Her condition was said to be
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Vliss Nelson Resigns
rrom Hospital Staff
Miss Ted Nelson left Monday night
'or her home in Bristol Va., for a
wo months vacation. (After July 1st
he will be connected wth Holston
Galley Community Hospital, Kingstort,
Tenn.
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Rev and Mrs. Stewart H. Long and
Ir. M. W. Bell are attending the
Spring Presbytery meetings in Asheille,
Hendersonviile and Black
fountain this week.
Mrs. Lucretia Kinsey will leave
'riday for Jier htme in California
fter an extended stav here.
Mi-s Edna Patton was here for the
iaster holidavs and returned to
V. C. T. C. Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mattox had as
heir zuest* for Easter their daugfters,
Mrs. Martine McDonald and
lis* Cecil Mattox of Knoxville. Mrs.
f. A. Mattox accompanied them back
o Knoxville for a week's tay.
nra
rokee Scout, Murphy, Noi
raonal |
lattie Palmer, Phone 20 *
Hospital Auxiliary
Has Silver Tea
The ways and mean<i commitUe of J
the hospital Auxiliary composed of
Mrs. J. \Y. Thompson, Mrs. Dor.
Witherspoon Mrs. A. E. Vestal ant.
Mrs. R. S. Parker were hostesses at
delignttul ua last week at the
home i>f Mrs. R. W. Petrie.
\ ari colored tulips and burning
candles were u=ed in all the rooms.
The tea table was covered with a lace
cloth over pink and centered with a
bowl of tulips.
Mrs. C. W. Savage pourtd coffee
and Mrs. E. B. Norvell paiurtd tea.
Receiving were Mrs. Dale Lee,
president of the Auxiliary Mrs. \N -
" oiaien, i.?irs. u. d.
Keadrick, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs.
Dillard and Mrs. Kinsey.
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Miss Ann Candler attended the
house party given by Miss Thelma
Powers, of Bennetsville S. C., during
the Easter holidays.
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Messrs. Ben and Frank Mayfield
who are attending State College ?>f
Raleigh spent Easter with their father.
Mr. C. D. Mayfield.
* *
Mrs. R. II. Hyatt who has been
confined to her bed for the past seveial
days with the f!u i5 getting better,
her many friends will be glad to
learn.
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Mrs. \V. B. Mtilkev, of Marble is
\i iting her daughter, Mrs. Thelma
Dickey this week.
Mrs. C. A. Brown, of Andrews is
visiting her mother. Mrs. R. H. Hyatt
this week.
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Miss Mildred Akin and room mate
of Brenau C liege. Gainesville, Ga..
returned Sunday to Gainesville after
spending several days the past week
1 with Miss Akin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Akin.
? * ?Mis?s
Wilda .Mason who is attendinc
Cecil Business College ai Asheville
is spending the Easter Holidays
with her parent--. Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Mason.
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Mrs. Jane Adams, of Marble is
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs
1 helma Dickey this week. j
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Messrs. P. B. Ftrebee and Zed I
Whitaker, o: Andrews were visitors
in town Tuesday.
*
Mr. L. L. Mason lejt Monday for
a business trip to Lexington, Ky.
*
Mrs. Hardy Colvard, of Robbinsville
sPent Sunday with Mrs. Bessie
Deweese.
t
Mr. Wayne Poindexter, of Charlotte,
spent the wek-end here with
hi? brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hembree.
?
Mr. Glade Lovinerood who is at
tending W. N. C. T. College at Cullowhee
spent Easter with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lovingood.
Little Mis? Anne Rrittinn of Black
Mountain is the guest this week off
Miss Jessamne Vestal.
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Mrs. Spurge Christopher and
daughter, Frances of Atlanta, Ga., is
visiting Mrs. Christopher's parents,
Mr. and Mr3. L. E. Mauney.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butt, of Blairsvlle,
Ga., were visitors in town on last
Saturday.
Mr. B. B. Palmer, of Marble was a
business visitor in town on Tuesday
of this week.
Mrs. W. M. Axley was carried
Tuesday to fort Sanders Hospital in
Knoxville. for treatment. She was (
accompanied by her husband, W. M.
Axley, nephew, Richard Meroney and
Mts. Fannie Ramsey nurse.
e
Mrs. Lilla Adams of T ynch, Ky.
spent the Easty Holidays here with
her son, Edward Adams, Jr.
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Mrs. Hubert Ketron, of Atlanta
vi.dted her mother, Mrs. Rose Ketron
at the Regal H^ltel last week.
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NOTICE?Now or>en, for business.
GUY PRATF.R, Jeweler, next door
to Murphy Thenter.
rth Carolina T
Presbyterians Will . I
Have Services Sunday
Regular morning and evening services
will be held at the Presbyterian c
church Sunday the Rev. Stewart H. <
Long, pastor Jf thr church announe- (
ed Tuesday. ?
The subject for the morning ser-1 t
mon will be, "What is Sunday for?" i
and the evening topic is, "What does 1
the Old Testament teach us about the \
Holy Spirit?" i
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Mrs. Harry Cooper and Miss Marie)
Price shopped in Chattanooga last', .
week. t
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?BARGAIN?
Bath Tub and Lavatory splendid
condition same as brand new for
sale at big discount. See H. A. Mat- 1
tox at Murphy Hardware Company.
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Miss Margaret Withrrspoon of
Asheville spent the week-end here
with her parents.
Mro w:u: < ?'
-?.o. utcuii ?? 1111dm> oi t^noxvilK,!
Tenn., ha< been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stiles, of Grape \.
| Creek f-r the past two weeks. i?
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CASH PAID FOR SOFT COVE
POPLAR VERNEER BLOCKS AT .
, THE VENEER PLANT I N OLD ;
MURPHY.
j Mrs. T. A. Case went to Athens, j]
I Tenn. Wednesday morning to join
i Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubtr on a tour j,
I through the Virginia gardens.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Candler spent
the week-end at Sylva, where they,
were called on account of t.he illness
of Mr. Candler's brother. Dr. C. Z
Candler and his daughter, Mrs. Joe
Ryan who have pneumonia.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Rtn West and children
have returned to their home in
Milwaukee. Wis., after spending several
days with Mr. West's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. West.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barclay and
sins, of Copperhill, Tenn., spent Sun- ;
day with Mrs. Barclay's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. J. W. Thomnson.
...
15.'. and Mrs. Robert Brown, of;
Hendersonville, spent Sunday with
Dr. Brown's grandmother, Mrs. K. H.
Hyatt.
. . .
Miss Janet Mollis, of Philadelphia,
Pa., .-pent the week end with her
brother, Mr. E. P. Morris and Mrs.
Morris at the Regal Hotel.
...
Mrs. E. P. Morris and Miss Janet
Morris left Tuesday fo* Phladelphia.
stopping enroute at Berea, Ky.. for
a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dodd, of Asheville,
spent the week end with their1
daughter. Miss Ruth Dodd at the
Regal Hotel.
* *
Misj Xtawassa Dickey and hi ther,
John Dickey, of Westville, Okla., ar-'
rived Monday to visit their sister,
Mrs. Lyle Martin, and aunt, Mrs. T.
S. Evans.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Savage and little
son, of Hiawassee, Ga? spent the
week end with relatives here.
, *
Mrs. Mize of Atlanta spent Monday
with Mrs. Long.
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Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Whitfield returned
Wednesday from an extended
trip to Kentucky. I
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Mrs. Mercer Fain entertaine-d the i
fourth grade boys and girls at an |
Easter egg hunt on her law on Fri- '
day afternoon. ,
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Mrs. Fain is the fourth grad grade
mother.
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Mr?. Ella Smith Lewis, of Copen-,
hagen, N. Y? spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Dickey House. Mrs.
Lewi? is a grand-daughter of Rev.
Evan Jones who was at one time minister
in charge of the Tndian Missionary
School on the Hiawassee River
about seven miles above Murphy;
smietime after 1820, which school
was established by the Baptist in
1820. Mr--. Lewis made a visit to
the site of the old Indian Mission '
school ?"d viewed the location of said
school where her ancestor taught
and administered.
hurs., April 25, 1935
Miss Mildred Akin Is
Presented In Recital
GAINESVILLE. GA..?Miss Milired
Akin, >eni 'r at Brer.au College,
daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Akin.
>? Murphy. North Carolina, was preented
in senor violin recital Thurslay.
April IS. 1935. in Brenau audiI
~?rium. Sh was presented by Pro'essor
F. R. Mi haelis, dean of the
Srcrau S.ho ! of Music, and she was
iccomr?anie?i a*, the piano by Miss
51iza Hohms.
The program was as follows:
}^*rak: Sonatina. Allegro risoluto.
.arg.-etto, scherzo, and finale; Brugh
Concerto. Allegro moderato. Adagio
tnd Finale; De Beriot. Seine do
Pallet: an i Smeta na. Aus der Heimat.
Miss Akin is a member of the Mu
Phi E s.I r.. natiinal honorary music
fraternity, member of the Loreli
Club, and leader of the Brenau orchestra.
.Miss Akin was in green lace
and re:e\e<l many boquets and baskets
of flowers from friends.
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J* materials always used.
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? BEAUTY SHOP
$ CANDLER'S STORE
Murphy
Theatre
Friday and Saturday
APRIL 26 and 27
WARNER OLAND. In?
"CHARLIE CHAN
IN PARIS"
With MARY BRIAN. THOMAS
BECK. ERIK RHODES.
A beautiful Apache dancer was j
i murdered ... crime followed i
crime in the gayest city on earth
... Agai nst the fiendish cunning ,
of the elusive killer Charlie Chan j
| faces his most baffling mystery.
Comedy and News
Monday and Tuesday
APRIL 29 and 30
SHIRLEY TEMPLE?LIONEL
BARRYMORE, In?
"THE LITTLE
COLONEL"
With EVELYN VENABLE?
JOHN LODCE?BILL ROBINSON
'Now you'll see Shirley Temple in i
her true colors . . . her rose-petal !
sldn . . . the azure blue of her
laughing eyes . . . her hair like
spun honey . . . her lips a ruby
Cupid's bow ... in a glorious
technicolor climax that makes you
love her more than ever! Her !
?ighs her t^ars, Fer laughter will i
. ind your heart . . . an. adorable |
mixture of rrirchievous sprite and |
ax gel . . . wbose love is big enough '
for all the world . . . strong enough
tc make her crusty old grandfa
sworn to forget forever.
Comedy and News
Wed. and Thurs.
MAY 1 .hI 2
HELEN HAYES and
ROBERT MONTGOMERY. In?
"VANESSA: HER
LOVE STORY"
Wish OTTO KRUGER?MAY
ROBSON?LEWIS STONE
I
An exceptional cast of 30 mas- j
j ters! The "Rogue" sired them i
! both?their wild strain drew them
! together in a love that defied man
and eternity!
Comedy and News