Thursday, Feb. 13, 1936
I Atrial
J Mrs. H. Bueck, Phone
TO MY VALENTINE
When lac v valentine? are on their
way again.
From man to maid.
And from Cupid's bow drops of
scarlet stain
A soulfud serenade,
I find myself renewing youth's
desire?
Strange, secret longings kindle
into fire.
As pulsations into rhythm start
From my heart.
j
Instead of graying hair I see gold
shine
With ruddy light.
Above eyes, that look so sweetly
into mine.
Deep blue as night.
Though youth has fled, oh. many
years ago.
My love still sheds the same effulgent
glow.
So I send this card, lest you forget. '
I love you yet.
(Jeraldine Thayer
Dean?McClure
Mr. and Mrs John MiClure announce
the marriage of their daughter.
Tauline. to Mr. J. J. Dean, of ;
Raleigh, January 31st, 1936. The
young couple will make their home <
at Burlington. N. C.
Mrs. Lee Entertains For !
S. S. Class
Mrs. Dale Lee entertained with a <
party at her home on last Thursday
t o 1 o J l
aiternuun ior ner ouiiu?.> ctuuui j <
class. The Valentine idea was carried 1
out in the decoration.-* and refresh- 3
ments. After several contents were t
played Miss Charlene bowles was the
winner. Those present were: ^
Misses Justine Johnson, Effie Barbara
Mclver. Charlene and Wanda
Bowles, Mary Porter Fain. Maxine
Davidson, Mary Alliene Barber and 1
and Melba Holder.
t
Leap Year Dance
The first of the approaching Val- i
entine season was a delightful Leap;
Year dance given last Thursday eve-j >
ning at Marie's Cafe. j i
Table decorations were valentine "
trees in lacy holders of red and 1
white, red candles and individual i
valentines. I
Dinner carrying out the red here '
and there was served in three courses I
followed by dancing.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. H. I
A. Mattox, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueck, Misses 1
Louise Axley, Ann Candler, Annie 1
Mae Townson, Woodfin Posey, Marxr.H
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tna INCH ft Vila, oaiix 1VUVH X \iov;, 1
Messrs Buster Bayless, Jimmy Ward,
A. C. Reps is, Herschel St. Ledger, O. j
W. Deaton and Frank Morris. (
Miss Mayfield Hostess e
Mis Martha Mayfield wa.- hostess
this week to two Valentine card
dances given at her home in East a
Murphy. P
On Friday night her guest list was J'
composed of the following: Mr. and "
Mrs. Tom Mauney, Mr. and Mrs. H. '
'A. Mattox, Mr. and Mrs. Quay Ket- Sl
ner. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueck, Misses p
Ruby Courtney, Fannie M.vra Hath. ?
cock, Margaret Yount. Hilda Fuller. ^
Meredith Whitaker, Julia Mcintosh. ?
Pauline Lentz. Messrs Hershel St.
Ledger, L. A. Lee, E. V. Deans, O.
W. Deaton, Jim Nelson, Sam Neville, it
R. B. Wooten and Buel Adams. M
On Saturday evening the group r<
consisted of Misses Betty Bailey, f
Louise Axley, Martha Nell Wells, a
Annie Mae Townson. Sara Ruth
Posey. Woodfin Posey, Mildred Akin, {
Anne Candler, Frances Dixon and Grace
Barnett. Messrs Charles Dickey
Buster Bayless, Herschel St. Ledger,
A. C. Repsis, R. B. Wooten, O. W. '
Deaton. B. C. Moneymaker, Jimmy 1
Ward, Jim Nelson, Hadley Williamson,
Sam Nevelle and Buel Adams.
Miss Mayfield served refreshments
(during intermission at both affairs.
Woman's Club Meets
February 19th.
The Literature Department of the
Woman's club will be in charge of the
program on Wedn<?tey, Fqbruary
19. Mrs. T. A. Case is chairman of
this department. The program promises
to be moc>t interesting.
This is the meeting for election of
officers and it is hoped a fulll attendance
will be present.
Hostesses for the afternoon. Mrs.
F W. Hubbell, Mrs. P. G. Ivie, Mrs.
Dunn Lawrence, Mrs. R. C. Price.
Mrs. O. E. Madden. Miss Fannie
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Choral Club Met
Monday Evening
1 A large number met for the regu,
lar practice at the library on Mon1
(lav night.
i Kchersal for numbers to be used
on the Fine Arts Festival program
was followed bv the ladies practice
for Mrs. Madden's March program
at the Woman's club.
Those attending this meeting were:
Mr.\ H. P. Cooper, Mrs. Dale Lee.
Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. Tom Mauney,
Mrs. T. S. Evans, Mrs. H. Bueck,
Misses Martha Nell Wells, Hilda
Fuller. Frances Brame, Margaret
Yount, Emily Sword. Louise Axley.
Messrs A. C. Rep-.is, H. P. Cooper.
Dale Lee, Jim Nelson, Herschel St.
Ledger, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Milner,
Mr. Woodrow D. Wright, Rev, H. W.
Baucom, Jr.. Rev. George L.. Granger
and Mr. Gunning.
The group meets again next Monday
night at 7 o'clock.
Circle No. 2 Met with
Mrs. Kinney
Circle No. 2 of the Baptist Missionary
society met at the home of Mrs.
\V. C. Kinney in East Murphy Tues.
lay afternoon.
The topic for the afternoon wa?
'Laborers with God", those taking
3ails were: Mrs. \V. H. Murray.
Mrs. \V. t\ Knney, Mrs. Noah Lovinrood,
Mrs. Sheridan Dickey, Mrs. T.
2. McDonald. After the program a
ocial hour was enjoyed. Those promt
were: Mrs. \V. H. Murray, Mrs.
X. S. Dickey, Mrs. Noah Lovingood,
Mrs. T. C. McDonald and little dauglier,
Mary Louise McDonald.
^orld Club Entertained
Mrs. K. C. Mallonee. assisted by
Mrs. Dale Lee and Miss Josephine
Jeighway entertained the members
>f the World Club wit a pretty valeninc
party Tuesday evening at the
lome of Mrs. E. C. Mallonee. The
alentine idea being carried out in
lecorations, games and refreshments.
Those present were: Maxine David;on,
Dorothy Carroll, Jane Hill, Ro.
>erta Carringer, Justine Johnson,
Mary Barber, Mary Catherine Axey.
Billje Barnes, Melba Holder. Efie
Barbara Mclver, Paul Padgett,
'ierman Akin. Robert McDonald. Jack
MeGuire. Jack Dickey. Harry Dickey,
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uum.aiMi, jacK lamngcr, fc.dvard
Dickey, Arthur Barber, .Jr., Bill
.eatherwood, John Dickey, Jerry
tlalloncc. Mrs. E. B. Xorvell, Mrs.
I. E. Dickey. Rev. and Mrs. W. A.
barber.
Valentine Party
A lovely valentine party is to be
ic hl at the home o? Mrs II. E. Dieky.
on Friday evening, the fourteen
h of February, at seven thirty and
very one is cordially invited.
The missionary society of the Metodist
church is sponsoring this party
nd an elaborate program is being
lanned. The officers of the miss)nary
society will be in the receiv1
g line and those to appear on the
rogram will be Mrs. Emily David,
an, Mrs. C. W. Savage, Miss Mararet
Fuller, Mrs. E. L. Holt, Mrs.
'. E. Madden, Mrs. Henry Axley,
Irs. H. P. Cooper. Mrs. H. E. Dickv,
Mrs. Tom Axley and Mrs. W. A.
arber.
A silver offering will be taken and
is hoped the women and men of
[urphy will come and make this a
?ally happy occasion. This is a
loating party and any one may come
nd go at will.
-"resbyterian Auxiliary
ro Meet Tuesday
The Presbyterian Auxiliary will
meet next Tuesday afternoon, Feb.
uary 18th at the Regal Hotel with
Mrs. C. W. Savage as hostess. All
members are urged to be present.
P.-T. A. To Meet
Today
Members of the P.T. A. are urgec
to attend the meeting this afternoor
at 3 o'clock. Mrs. W. A. Barber anc
Mr. M. W. Bell will be the speaker;
on "The Child Our Potential Cits
ze" " -i 5 *? " *
Stunt Program
Tonight
The Junior class stunt program
that was scheduled last week. hu1
postponed will be t iven tonight at 7
30. A hilarious program of event;
will enteretain you during the even
'ng. Proceeds go to the Junior class
. '
nrokee Scout, Murphy, Noi
ramtal i
lattie Palmer, Phone 20 j
Evening Circle Met
Monday
Members of the Evenir.gr cirlce of
the Presbyterian church met Monday I
evening at the Manse.
Officers for the coming year were i
elected a-3 follows: Mrs. S. H. Long,!
Councillor, Mrs. Franklin Smith j
Chairman, Mrs. R. H. Foard. Assistant
chairman. Miss Clemmie Lovin.
secreatry, Mrs. Steele Foard, treasurer.
After the devoitional, the program
followed which consisted of a review
of the first jsix Bible reading 011 the
Holy Spirit.
A social period followed and a
surprise birthday cake with candles
was brought in for Miss Hattie Palm
er. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. S. H. Long.
Those present were: Mrs. Rob
Foard, Mrs. Steele Foard, Mrs. Ed
Hyatt, Mrs. Henry Hyatc, Mrs.
Franklin Smith, Mrs. George Phillips
Mrs. S. H. Long, Mrs. Daton, Missc
Clemmie Lovin and Hattie Palmer.
Junior Club Meets
Next Week
Miss Martha Nell Wells will be in
.. 1. ? . c 11? T : ? 1 , I
<-?uti>;v ?u tnc o ui:iur n oman s ciuo
program when it meets next Wednesday
night at 7:30. A musical program
will be given by Miss Wells.
Hostesses will be Miss Sallie Kate
Baker, and Miss Mary Nell Williamson.
Mrs. Frank Ellis, president will
preside and conduct the business ses>ion.
!l\lrs. Bueck Entertains
Two tables of bridge were in play
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. Bueck.
Valentine tallies were used and
the heart motif was repeated in re.
freshinents consisting of salad, cake
and coffee.
Mrs. Quay Ketner was winner of
high score and Mrs. Julia Martin second
high.
Those playing besides the hostess
were: Mr. Quay Ketner, Mrs. Julia
Marti :, Mrs. Dot Cooper, Mrs. Eva
N\ Laurie. Mrs. Tom Axley, Mrs.
Fred Johnson and Mrs. M. W. Bell.
Mvs. O. E. Madden was a tea guest.
Mr. Zeb Lovingood
The many friends of Mr. Zeb Lovingood,
of Peachtrec who has been
ill for the past four months will be
glad to learn that he is improving.
Mv. and Mrs. Clint Smithwick and
small daughter, of Marietta, Ga..
were the visitors of Mv. and Mrs.
Prank Owonby during the past week,
end. Mrs. Smithwick is a sister of
Mrs. Frank Owenby.
Miss Mary Weaver who is teaching
at Oakboro, N. C., arrived Monday
for a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. V. Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Rateliff
and children, of Copperhill, Tenn..
were guests Sunday and Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Martin.
Mr. A. M. Simons, of Valdese, N.
C., is visiting his brother, Mr. D.
M. Simons this week at the Maples.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Baucom, Jr.,
announce the birht of a son, February
H, Herbert Baucom III.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore announce
the birth of a daughter, February
10th, Betty Jean.
Misses Ruby Conley, Marie Patter,
son and Ml Luther, of Andrews,
were visitois in town Wednesday.
\Mrs. John McGuire, of Peachtree,
is visiting her sisters. Misses Carrie,
Lydia and Bessie Mallonoe.
Mrs. Jessie Passons, of Peachtree,
was shopping in town, Monday.
Mr. Jack McGuire, of Peachtree is
visiting his cousins, Eddie and Jerry
Mallonee this week.
TAKE Advantage of the bad
weather offer of Croquignole per.
manenti for $2.00 at Candler's Beauty
Shoppe, Candler's Dpartment
Store, Murphy, N. C.
Mrs. George Mauney is attending
I a meeting in Raleigh this week Mrs.
i Mauney is working with the State
I Welfare department.
I Mrs. N. J. Lauria has returned
. home from a visit with her sister,
i Mrs. S. S. Christopher of Atlanta.
Mrs. Bessie Deweese is spending
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Crawford, of Ducktown.
Mr. H. J Ayera, of Cl'S'pwBi, Ga?
t was a -.isitor in town last week.
Miss Alline Richardson who teach
es in Forest City is spending a few
, days here, her school being closed.
Miss Meredith Whitaker spent the
week-end. in Andrews.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Regular services are as follows for
Feb. 16. 1936.
9:45?Sunday School.
11:0G?Morning Worship ? Pastor
will use as his subject "Great Verbs
of Jesus' Message."
6:00?Baptist Traning Union.
" :00?Evening Worship. The pas.
tor's subject will be, "On Life's Highway."
You are cordially invited to all of
these services.
The Baptist Traning Union wiil
meet Sunday night at 6 o'clock. All
young people please come and train
your self for the Lords service.
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CDICrr^D AT
LA 1JV.WI t\L
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Rev. George Lemuel Granger, Rector
SUNDAY SERVICES
| 10 A. M.?Church School.
11 A. M.?Morning: Prayer and
Sermon.
7 P. M.?Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
All most cordially invited to these
services.
METHODIST
Rev. W. Arthur Barber, pastor of
the Murphy Methodist church needs
100 pint maynonaise or other glass
jars with tin tops. Please look around
the house and gather all the jars available
and send to the Methodist
parsonage sometime this week or
bring or send to the church Sunday
morning.
"The Present-day Church and
God's Will" will be the subject of
Rev. W. Arthur Barber at the MethPie
Supper To Be Held
At Maggies Chapel Soon
A pie supper will be held at Maggie's
Cluipel church Sat., Feb. 22, a
committee decided at a regular meeting
last Saturday.
The proceeds will go to pay off
indebtedness ot tne cnurcn.
The pies will be sold first under
the direction of Mrs. M. D. Coker
and Mrs. Linda Clayton. Cakes will
be sold by Mrs. L. L. Mason and Mrs.
B. H. Wilson, and the sale of coffee
will be under the supervision of Mrs.
Clayton Mason and Mrs. Wade Wil.
son.
Everyone is invited to come to the
supper which will start at 7:3o o'clock
M s. Giles Cover and daughter,
Eleanor of Andrews, were visitors in
town Saturday.
Mr. O. W. Deaton was called to
his home in Biscoe Tuesday because
of the serious illness of his mother.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darnell,
a son, February 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Ivie returned
Monday after spending the
week-end with relatives in Cornelia.
Ga.
Mr. George Phillips was a business
visitor at Franklin Mondav
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' PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday, Feb. 16th, 1936
Sunday School. 10:00 A. M? J. B.
Gray, Supt. Morning Worship. 11:00
A.M.: Sermon, "The Faith of Our
Children." by the pastor. No evening
service on this, the 3rd Sunday.
Tuesday, Feb. 18.
The Woman's Auxiliary meets with
.Mrs. t. >v savage at trie Kegal Hotel
at two o'clock for a discussion of the
study book. "The Faith of Our Fathers"
which will be led by Mrs. J.
N. Hill.
Wednesday, Feb. 19th.
Midweek Bible Study at the Manse.
Notes.
The Diamond Jubilee Committee
' of the Presbytery is planning two
| group conferences on Stewardship to
be held on Feb. 25 and 26 and led by
Dr. Edward D. Grant, Secretary of
Publication for the whole Southern
Presbyterian Church and formerly
Secretary of the General Assembly's
Committee on Stewardship. One such
conference will be held in Ashevillo
and it is hoped that the other can
be held here to take the place of the
Conference on Evangelism which was
called off. It would be a rare privilege
for Murphy to have such a
leader as Dr. Grant with us. Further
announcement of the conference will
be made next week.
odist Church Sunday Morning at
11:00. Mr. Barber will speak Sunday
evening at 7:00 on the subject:
"The Mystic Healer."
The Sunday school will be held at
9:45. Mr. Dale Lee, Superintendent.
The World Club will meet under the
direction of Mrs. E. C. Mallonee at
11:00 in the children's department.
The Young Peoples Organizations will
meet at 6:15 P. M. WorAip with us.
Brasstown time.
"We wish to take this method of
thanking the people for their splendid
cooperation and their willingness
to helD build the church" members
of the committee saiii Tuesday.
GIRLS ENROLL NOW Letra
Beauty Culture Properly in at school
fully ACCREDITED and APPROVED
by STATE EOARDS. a DIPLOMA
in THREE MONTHS. Let us prepare
you with this profitable prsfwioa
to own your own SMART BEAUTY
SHOPPE, complete all round course
$75.00 for limited time. There as a
constant demand for our thorou
tr.-.ned BEAUTY OPERATORS. It
is easy to become a well paid BEAUTICIAN
in our SCHOOLS in from
10 to 12 weeks. Enroll now and be
prepared for a great and successful
future. Good positions awaiting yon.
MARETTA COLLEGE OF BEAUTY
CULTURE, Munday Hotel Bonding,
Franklin, N. C.
DR. E. L. HOLT
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