I "SUNNYP01NT
Miss Edith Rice spent a few days
of last week with her aunt in Etowah
W Tenn.
* Mr. Cleedy Mason spent the week
end with his uncle, W. W. Rice, in
sfe Mrs. Nora Brown and baby return*
ed to their home in Farner, Tenn.,
W Friday after spending a week with
? he:* paients, Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown.
J Mrs. Beulah McAfee spent Thurs
day night with Mrs. Madelon Mc|
Mr. Bill Gillam is now visiting
I his wife, Mrs. Lelia Gilliam.
* Mrs. Doc Harding and niece Leona
* !' turned to their home in Kentucky
after spending a week with Mr. and
f Mrs. Ernest Harding.
Miss Mable Payne spent Thursday
V Snl with her mother in Friendship. ]
Messrs Artie Johnson and Lola
I L wn spent Sunday with Emilee ,
| Whitener.
jj Mrs. Myrtle Helton and children
^ a d Messrs Velma and Versie Helton r
I spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. j
i | Mattie Whitener.
I Miss Louela Jenkins spent the t
p week-end with homo folks.
[f Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Styles and c
children are spending a few day?
I with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Montgom j
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Mrs. Agnes Bayless, of Wilming- c
ton, Del., who has been visiting Mrs. A
Josie Loudermilk, returned home
I Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas and P
H. Cook were the Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Townson.
Mr. Randal Cearly of Norris,
Tenn. and his brother, Ralph, were
th0 week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Cook.
Mr. Pat Collins, of Wehutty, was
a visitor to this section last Satur- K
day. li
C. T. Haygood, of Oakdale, Tenn.,
spent the week-end in this section. 81
Macedonia school began Monday, P1
July 20. Mr. Alden Cooke is the
teacher.
Miss Winona Cook spent the week- 1,1
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P'
E. L. Cook.
Miss Loreno Raper spent tne at
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Cook, of Murphy. ot
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner were
in this section visiting last Friday.
Mr. Luther Cook was in Murphy
on business Monday.
Miss Hazel Crisp, of Murphy, spent p'
Friday night with her brother, Mr.
Garland 'Crisp.
Mrs. Carl Thomas gave her little 1 *
daughter, Geraldine, a birthday p#r-1
ty Monday. Several of her play-|
mates were present.
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Crops throughout this section are
badiy in need of rain.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Montgomery
and son. Glen, of Asheville, spent last
week with their mother, Mrs. S. M.
Montgomery.
Mrs. Grace Grant, pastor of the
Church of God preached an interesting
sermon Sunday ar.d Sunday night
at Harris Chapel.
Mrs. Lillie Roborson i? spending
a few days with her niece, Mrs. \V.
T. Montgomery.
Miss Luella Jenkins, of W. C. T.
college, spent the week-end with
home folks.
Miss Anna. Bole Jenkins was the
Sunday evening guest of Mis.-es Ruby
and Pauline Montgomery.
Mrs. America Lawrence, of Ga-tonia,
is spending a month with her
mother, Mrs. S. M. Montgomery.
Mrs. Madeline McAfee spent Wednesday
night with Ruby and Pauline
Montgomery.
Miss Helen Kimsey, of Block.
Tenn., is spending a few days with
ter parents.
Mr. W .T. Montgomery and daugli;er,
Mrs. Dillard McAfee, made a
>ucine3s trip to Copperhill Wedneslay.
Mrs. Grace Grant and Mrs. J. M.
'ayne were the Sunday dinner
:uests of Mrs. W. T. Montgomery, j
Mrs. Ollie Akin and Susie, of
itowah, spent awhile Sunday evenng
with their mother and were acompanied
home by their sister, Mrs.
Lmerica Lawrence.
?if. niainey Montgomery was visitlg
his sisters of Etowah last week.
LOWER
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McLey mo re-Car ringer
Mr. Glenn McLeymore and Miss
osell Carringer were married July
6th at Blairsville. They left Friday j
>r Gastonia. Mr. Tom McLeymore I
id Miss Maude Carringer accom- i
*nied them on their trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Moss spent i
oat of last week with the formers i
trent, Mrs. Margaret Carringer.
fa&ftnfrst Notta^
Miss Eva Nell Queen was a visitor
' Miss Louise Mann, Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl was the dinner guest of
iss Maude Carringer Sunday.
A truck load of people went to
eachtree church Wednesday night to
rayer Services.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cunningham
ere the dinner guests of Mr. and
[rs. Fred Blair, Sunday.
Mr. Poley Hedden was the dinner
nest of Mr. Fred Blair, Sunday.
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H CAROLINA
cout, Murphy, North Cai
UNAKA NEWS
i The Rev. W. H. Graham filled h
regular appointment here Saturda
Miss Arriet'a Burgess spent Su)
day night with Edna May Thompso
The Rev. Waiter Jor.es and Mr
J. B. Rose attended church at Pro
pect Sunday.
ReV. G. L. Pay 11 '?t* Hartseil, Ala
and Rev \V. C. Pipes of Peaehtre
attended church hero Saturday.
Several young folks from here at
I tended singing --ch nr.! Monday nighi
A number of our folks were pre?
out at the Baptising a: New Kop
| Sunday A. M.
i Mr. U. S. G. Phillips made a busi
r.ess trip to Murphy Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Zeb Gibson and family ant
Mrs. H. E. Barton -pent Saturlir
night with Mr. and Mrs. larvis Ham
' i>yMr.
W. M. Young attended churcl
at Mt. Nebo Sunday,
j We are orry to hear of *he dentl
of Mrs. W. M. Phillips. We extern
to the bereaved our deepest sym
pathy.
WOLF CREEK
Much needed showers during the
last few days ha\e increased the
crop prospects decidely.
Mr. T. H. Burger has joined a Veterans
CCC camp near Nashville,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Crate Chastain accompanied
Mrs. George Cross to the
Petrie Hospital at Murphy Satutdsyj
morning, where she underwent a
major operation Sunday.
Several of our people attended the
all day singing at Bell Hill, a suburb
of Isabella, Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Morgan attended a little
crippled boy of Mr. Harvey Gaddis to
a clinic in Bryson City, Saturday.
Mr. Timp Biggs of Isubeiia, visited
friends on the lower part of our
community Sunday.
Mrs. Juanita Luper and baby cf
near Hickory, N. C., are spending an
indefinite time with Mrs. Luper*3 par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Simonds.
Mr. J. M. Garren, the oldest mar. in
our township , made a business trip
to Murphy, Monday. _
111 \50pP&rTiifP,"ior uwo itry? wt?eK
with something like appendicitis. He
was able to return home Saturday.
PATRICK
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Raper and
son made a business trip to Copperhill,
Tenn., Friday.
The series of meetings which has
been in progress for the past week
at Shearer School House conducted
by Rev. S. M. Wolfe, of Farner,
Tenn., came to a close Sunday night.
His sermons were enoyed by every
one present. A large crowd attended.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reid and
children visited the former's sister,
Mrs. Carrie Williams, at Etowah,
Tenn., Sunday. They visted othoi
relatives and friends on their trip.
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passed. Now y<
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Mr. and Mrs. Otis Howard ai
daughter, are vsiting Mrs. Howarr
parents, Mr. and Mr? I. M. West.
Mr. Carl Peirce made a busin?*
y trip to Murphy Friday.
n_ i Mr. George Reid of this sectic
n I has a very unique bee hive Mrs. Rei
s 1 was startled by hearing somethir
s. i roaring in their home. Thinking
j was flies she destroyed them and th
! roaring continued. They invest
e ( gated and found a swarm of bee
i between the weather boarding an
j-. I ceiling of their home. Mr. Reid i
! j contemplating on eating honey in th
: near future. Ti e writer is wonder
e / ing how he is to get the honey.
j Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ledford wen
j_ j the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Re it
Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Martin and Mrs. Gler
1 \ Rodgers and son, Kenneth, were th
k guests of Mrs. Tom Picklesinier Sun
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rtd day afternoon.
I'* We regret very much to hear of
Mr. Rome Burnett being run over by
^ a car and getting one of his legs
broken. He is in Knoxville. Tenn.
>n Mr. Burnett is well known throughid
: out this county. We wish him a
ig | speedy recovery
it Mrs. Ma ry Hamby and two chiip
dren were the guests of Mrs. Fena
i Picklesimer Sunday afternoon.
* Mr. W. L. Coleman, of Hiwassee,
i was a Patrick shopper Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ledford were
' j Duel* town, Tenn.. visitors.
Mr. Clifton Henry, of Suit, was
p ] a business visitor at Patrick Saturj
day afternoon.
1"! am not or. speaking terms with
my mother-in-law because she does
all the talking." stated Mrs. Ethel
- Morrison in court in Menneapolis.
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