Thursday, July 2, 1936
MIDWAY
M* - Hall an i Mar.a A!!er
spent ia-t a k-en-i at Lnakn
Miss *'*' Ha 1 pent th tilghl
with M i v-t Fi day '
Miss *\i J 'r es a i T"?n
MeLeymore enjoyed a dance aGrape
: reek Saturday nL'V.
Miss Pauline .Jones spent Sunday
with M ? M li'h and Ethel Hal!.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Allen of Hangingdog
were visitors in our community
Sunday
Misses Pauline Jones, F.dith
Ethel It ?:; were visitors of M'?-e
Alice and Wilma Hampve Sun ia.
afternoon
Mr. Arthur and Snyder > " *'
CCC camp at Athens. Ga.. and Ravensford.
N C. will e: I the v
end at their home near Murphy
Those enjoyi: g i pica! i* P
Ridge Dam a few days agMisses
Pauline Jones. Ma A
Edith and Ethel Hall. M s T ?m
MeLeymore. Virlin Jo?- if-.: i
Haigler and Everett M Ab??.
Misses Elizabeth Hall ! !'
Penland were the dinner z . --t-; ?f!
Catherine McAbee Sunday AMI enjoyed
a nice >vvini Sunday afternoon, j
Master Dewey McAbee \r
dinner gue t of Kims * Ha! inday.
A large crowd of young f . ^ ,
tend the Epworth League >f Ha.r.p. ?n j
Memorial church uni- S;. ia .. K!.\
Mrs. Ernest .M \b >. sp :p Sur. la v I
with friends at Martin's (" !<
Mr. and Mrs. .fa k Ha!! v:-u-|
tors of Mr. and Mrs. [ ' i f. , , I
Sunday afternoon.
HIAWASSEF.
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We would lik * to - a go> I rain.
Maybe it w > ild a . ? i -rttie
the dust.
We are sorry *A- ?' Mrs. Allen
: very A at th:- writing. We
wish her a -> eedv " >v
Several HIuumfolkaPer. :
1 11 - Reunion at Zion H . St iay ,t* 1
reported a no * tin. j
Mr. and M J. P. Uai ? u - the
guest Mr. r k Dea . .e >an iay
Mr. At ! A i jv - r 1 wifa v -r - '
nue.ds of M: F1 i Ilamby Saturday 1
night
Choir r?ra * i - "; r wing a4
Pleasant II:* We h ?pe : ? make it
heller.
Mr. Kid.-a A i 'i family, were
ti e gucAs ?!* the 1 .rmi- '? o.ir oits.
Mr. and Mrs. -lames Alien, Violet
Sunday.
Miss Lilli IViyne was the guest of
Mr4. Callie Hamhy Sunday morning.
Mis-; Blanche Adams spent Sunday ,
afternoon with Miss Ruth W >rley. |
Mr. Paul Allen and sister, Susie,
Miss Ruth Wnfto.* 1
..? ? ?... I .Mlfll, i
Mr. Duel Burgess and Mr. Luther Al-1
Ion were the quests of Mr. Fair Ham-\
by Saturday night.
Mr. John Picklesimer, of Patrick |
attended Sunday school at Pleasant j
Hill Sunday.
Mr. J. P. Baine and Mr. G O. j
Hickey ma?le a business trip to Farn- j
er, Tenn., Friday.
Mrs. Eva Adams and children were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Callie Ham-1
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WOLF CREEK
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I M " Ruby Clonts -pent Wedncs
lay . ' h M - U i Simon . .
Ki| .\ ' 1 ?:il2? v.. 'aa - th Sunda>
'imu -f M . and Mr- Ardr
: j Si. : >nds.
Mr. ami M. AI via C>?It an ! chiiire::
spent the v . h-end with fcei
parents. Mr. ami ..I (' tlbe'son.
v?f Culberson,
i Mr-. \V. T. ('.iter ami children,
i W. ]*. and Bobby, T Kcryckv, spent
: t few day- with itdatives here,
i Miss Mae Stua t f Kentucky, re
:* r >'?i home .?/ : spend;:.g a fe?v
j weeks here with f. ;?*n r*d relativ. .
M; a id .Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
'" >Ie and baby v ere the Sunday
^ . .-is i Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cole.
e ail day -i; -.irijf a*. 2V!t. Mariah
1 h was pir <f from Mie -1th Sun-i
iy ;n June to t5 *- 2nd Sunday in
K very or . invited to come
j and ake a par*
Mr. and M: N". V f i chi!spent
>aiui ay night with her
yaivnts. Mr. ar: ' Mr-. E. H. Bandy.
"I." and Mr-. T ?hn Cole and chil- j
n. '\ \\ . -Jamie Mac ami Bar-j
! ?-1 Jean. * Saturday night with
parent- :-r i~ t Mrs. .McMahan
Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs * Jen Bell spent >aturday
night with Mr. ar. 1 Mrs. Elbert
Simor.ds.
Mr-. Addv? Parks ar ! sort Morris
spent Sunday afternoon w.th her
!>: >'!n-r. ?! F. F Ban jy.
GRAPE CREEK
A number of people from here attended
the air show Sunday afternoon
on the highway between And- j
rows and Marble.
Mr. and Mrs. F. \V. Mash burn and
- on, Fred, Jr., and Mi-;- Inez Hogsed j
-p - it last Thai -day night with relu- J
:i\es ai friends at Cantor..
i was announced Sunday thac the
itev. W. it. Kngland will preach at
1. Salem Methodist church here j
Sunday afternoon duly o. at two o'Mr.
and Mr*. F. I\ St lies and
ohers maVle a Up : Kngiewood,1
T .. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. MeLey.nore
t > ?n, Boyce, were weekend visitor?.
of Mrs. Belle MeLcymor.- at
Bt asstowi:.
Mr. Tom McCIure was a visitor in
community Sunday.
The Baptist congregation is to
-elect it.> pastor for the rect assoc.ati
?na! year at a nv-eti.ng at the church
Saturday morning, July 4.
by Sunday.
\a? e>.. i.. ?
hi. v/i#>ue iiiiau'.son win taKe tncHiawassee
mail route July 1.
Everybody remember the picnic at
Pleasant Hill Saturday before the
second Sunday in July. Everybody is
ir.v'4 ed.
Mr. Ci. O. Ilickey. of Violet, sp^lt
Saturday night with Mr. Fair Hamby.
Everybody come to Sunday school
next Sunday and bring ome body with
you.
Mr. K. W. Shearer passed through
Hiawassee Friday afternoon.
ran
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| Ttie '.v Irougth in the memory
f our * -itizens is prevailing
I here w rain in . Some of i
: fa.:. a,.- :.l>.:i::g unlard i*
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. corn to :ts ravag .
s a :*b:ens made a trip to | t
XV-tla . > : over the week-end j h
am! had i?vt !:.t!e to report except j I
"fish stories."'
Mi. Henry Durgess spent the week, h
: \ Willi G-ar.-hn then, Mr*. "Sis** |
Arp. n?.*ar Sweet Gum. He returned 1 <i
home late Sunday evening. j f
Tie Rev. J. J. i la lew held preaching i d
Isei vi.es at Xew Union, Saturday i
night. l\
Our women folk are hav r:g a hard si
time finding berries t ? can on ac- tl
count of the drouth.
Mr Robert Garren of Ellijay, Ga.. u
spent Friday night with his Uncle
here, Mr. J. M. Gar: r. He ! ?ft
early Saturday morning for his home.
The largest crowd that over gathered
at Macedonia, attended the funeral
of Mr. Frank McGee >:i Tuesday i
afternoon of last week. The funeral i
services were conducted by the Rev. j
Foley Helton of Isabella. The body j
j was in charge of Quirtn ard Humrhi
rey, of Copperhiii.
j The 17 year periodical Cicada n'
i Locusts) have come and gone again,
but they have left plenty of sign of cd
their visit on the timber, especially Si
the white oaks. Their going certain- M
Iv brought relief to a!! those living
close to timber, where their call was sp
most loudly heard. | \V
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VIOLET NEWS
Rev. Walter Junes, of Una*
reached an interesting sermon l:e
'unday.
Mrs. I'arthenia Graham ha- i
ill nod home after a short \i<!t wi
ier daughter, Mrs. William Allen,
trick.
Miss Hazel Taylor is now visiJii
? r aunt, Mrs. Muvy Beaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Craig and eh
ren and Mr. Winston Hamby
)uckto\vn, Tenn., visited Mr. Lest
'aylor's Sunday.
Mrs. Magdalene Allen and so
Iaynard Roy are now visiting h
ister, Mrs. Lavasta Rollin, of Ms
by.
Mr. and Mrs. Esco Moss and fami
ere the Ainner guests of Mr. ar
Irs. Lester Taylor Sunday.
Miss Morula Payne spent la^t Tue
ay right with Miss Ruby Hamby.
Mrs. Gwendoline Beaver spei
hursday afternoon with Mis? Elii
aylor.
SUNNY POINT
Mr. George McAfee spent Saturdz
stht with his son. Mr. Fred McAfe
Mr. and Mrs. Castell Hawkins, a:
ildron and Miss Lois Payne spci
inday with Mrs. Hawkins' parent
r. and Mrs. J. B. Harris.
Mrs. I*aura Jones and childrr
ent Wednesday with Mrs. Matt
hitaker.
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Misse? Ruby and Paulino Moatgomery
were the SunJay quests of
Miss Sadie Forrister.
Mr. \V. W. Rice and family froni
( ' Kinsey were the jrueCs of Mr. and
i Mrs. John Mason Saturday ni^h;.
Mrs. Eller Morrow and daughter,
tn Eernice, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mat('f
tie Whitener.
? BIRCH NEWS
iI. STILES RE-UNION
of
er | A re-union was held at the home
i of Mr. Winslow Stiles last Sunday.
n An excellent time was had by all the
e|'.' family. Those present were, Mr. and
Mrs. Winslow Stiles and children, Ma.
and Mrs. Elisha Lovingood of Murjy
phy, Rt. 3, Mr. and Mrs. George
1(j Stiles and son Walter, of Ranker,
Mr. Andrews Barton of Birch, Messrs,
Wade and Willard Stiles of Gu.-tonia
and Mr. Wid Stiles of the U. S.
nt Naval Service.
ce Mrs. Alice Stiles of Murphy, Rt.
2, is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in Birch.
Preaching Services were well attended
at Pleasant Grove Sunday. The
pastor using the Subject: "Witnessing
iy for God."
e. Mrs Nancy Hogsed of Ranger,
id spent the week-end with Mr. hnd
it Mrs. A1 Standridge.
s, Messrs Carl and Harve Anderson,
of Culberson were again visitors in
sn our community Sunday. Wo really
ie believe that they have a reason for
visiting Birch.
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