Thursday, April 27, 1
Cherokee
Communit
LIBERTY NEWS
Our Sunday school at Liberty is
progressing nicely. Kvery body come
and make it better.
There will be a Burger Reunion at
Liberty Sunday April 30th. All people
that is related to the Burger's are
invited to couie and be sure and bring
a basket of lunch with you. All gi>ori
singers are invited to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray L'ller had as
their guests Sunday Mr. ami Mrs.
Glenn Williamson and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Jint Brint, Mr. and Mrs. Owin
Picklesitner. Misses Kdith, Leonia All
'i, \ iola Maxine Price. Mr. GentCloud.
Ora Reid, two children. Mr
... ;! Mrs. Richard Cnhh and daughter.
W ilma Doris. Mrs. Mattie Wright
and two children, Mrs. Clara Chat
matt and daughter, Bu?.s Miller and
wite, Henry Brown and wife and Miss
Nora Runion. Mr. and Mrs. Lestei
Led ford and Mrs. Matildia Led ford,
grandmother of the three babies of
Ontia Hamby.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Picklesitner,
Mrs. Mary Hamby and son visited
Mr on/1 M.^- M..rnk.,
Violet.
Mr .and Mrs. Lester Led ford visited
in Violet Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. \V. Shearer visited
Mrs. S. C. Ledford Saturday. Mr.
Ledford is able to be out again
Mrs. George Payne is on the sick
list. We wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Estie Ilamby who has been
vry ill again is slowly improving.
LET1TIA NEWS
Joe Montgomery, of Akron, Ohio
spent the past week visiting relatives
i this section.
Willie Walker visited Felix Voyles
Sunday.
Mrs. John Frezell visited Mrs. Ora
Conley Saturday.
Several from here were . hopping in
Murphy Saturday.
Frank Voyles visited Lish Craig
Saturday.
Miss Wanda Stiles visited Nora
Bell Clonts Saturday afternoon.
Charlie Beavers was the pleasant
taller of Miss Pauline Clonts Sunday.
Mrs. Wyali ne Clonts and two j
<iaughters, Helen Iiuth and Mary
Katherine visited Mrs. Erie Clouts
Thursday.
Mr. Bub Stiles is improving aftei
so long of sickness. His many friends
will bi glad to learn.
Miss Arzellia Campbell visited
Helen Green Saturday.
Mrs. Mellie King visited her mother,
Mrs. Cora Green Saturday.
Little Kenneth Roberts soent the i
week-end with his grandparents.
Olcn Clonts who is employed at
Murphy visited his parents over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Green of Chattanooga,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bub
Stiles Sunday.
SNOW HILL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson and
daughters. Ruby and Ruth and Mr
and Mrs. Glenn Gibson and small
(inughter, spent Sunday with Mi. and
Mrs. Sheridan Ramsey.
Fred Hughes of Bryson City Lvisiting
his parents this week.
Several people of this section at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Vianna
Staleup Cole at Martins Creek last
week.
Rev. N. O. Kilpatrick spent the
week-end with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clonts have purchased
a radio.
Mrs. Ida Clonts has returned home
from Murphy.
Charlie Hughes, of Copperhill was
a visitor in this community a few days
ago.
James Collins of Culberson spent j
Monday night with Fred Hughes.
J. L. Hughes of Notla was in this
section Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hawkins passed through
this section a few davs ago.
Mr. an JMr, Clifford Elliott and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Elliott Sunday.
We are sorry to learn Mrs. Kate
Walker is not well.
<./iyue itnoades was a business visitor
in this community last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Evans of Hiwassce
Dam section visited Mr. and
Mrs. Oss Hampton Sunday.
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Doctor* ?ay r>f**r take a VitatUr f* tioo
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to to iluteUio itonn-rh CuM' hat "
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feet. llellcf lft fto quick It !* nmnxlnc and or" "a
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RANGER NEWS
Rev. E. A. Beavers filled his regu- ;
lar appointment at the Ranger Bap- j
tist church and a large crowd attend |
ed.
A large crowd of this section were |
in Murphy on business Saturday.
Herbert and Cecil Fox were tht I
week-end visitors of their sister. Mrs.
Bencher El rod, of near Shoal Creek ;
Miss Bessie Ruth Evans spent the i
liirht with her in :indii:ii-toils Mr i
\fis. C. M. Sn?*ed Saturday.
Tlu* many friends will be glad to!
learn that Mrs. J. 1!. Mouteilh i- ,
back home from the Petrie hospital ;
fiom which she underwent an opera :
tion. and is doing nicely.
Charlie Fox made a business trip to i
Vest Saturday.
Mrs. Wat kins is on the sick list athis
writing, and we hope her a j
speedy recovery.
Miss Kate Walker spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. M. H. Fox
We are very sorry to hear that
Mr. Frank Hembree has been sick for
the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Auihur Tatum of Pat rick
were the visitors of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bryant Saturday.
Rev. Fred Stiles preached a very
interesting sermon Sunday night at
the Ranger Baptist church, and a
very large crowd attended. String
music was made by Mr. Hedrick,
which was enjoyed very much, and
also the B. T. U. is every Sunday
night. Everybody is cordially welcome.
Boiling Springs News
Mr. and Mrs. Don Graves visited
Mr. and Mrs. Howard 0*Dell Sunday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Sexton visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills Sunday.
Mrs. Tina Arms spent Saturday
night with her son, Mr. Clare nc
Arms.
Mrs. Vina GaddLs visited Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Mills Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nora Dockery spent
the week-end at Andrews with hei
sister, Mrs. Lizie White.
Mrs. Tina O'Dell and children spent
Saturday night with her mother, Mrs
Martha Ashe.
ttev. L'. A. Sexton filled his appointment
here Sunday.
We are sorry to hear of Mr. N. B
O'dell's illness at this writing:. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
We are glad to see our Sunday
School improving: and hope it will
continue to do so.
Rev. and M rs. C. A. Sexton spent 1
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. K.
L. Abernathy.
Mrs. Stella O'dell and children visited
her parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
C. <\ Mills.
Mr. Lester Lovingood visited his
sister, Mrs. S. M. O'dell Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Lou Gaddis and children
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Docker.v Sundav.
Mi-s. Mary Earl of Petersboro, NT.
H., who is more than 100 year- old,
says: "I'm happy. I have two teeth,
and they meet." 1
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! UPPER MARTINS
CREEK NEWS
A lartre crowd attended the funeri
al of Mr. Arthur Martin Saturday af!
tvrnoon at the Martins* Creek Baptist
I church. Hu and the entire family had
| v. host of friends who were much bel
reaved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mathis of Andi
lews, Mr. and Mrs. John Queen and
I children of Asheville, spent Saturday
night with Mr. Mathis' sister and
Mrs. Queen's mother, Mrs. Arthui
Martin. .
Three committees were appointed
Sunday to select the chapters in the
Bible for us to study each Sunday and j
announce a week a head each time, i
They were Messrs. George Martin. I
How! Headen and Rev. Major Farmer.
Mr. V.*. N. Crisp gave them a start
by selecting the 5th chapter of Romans
for the coming Sunday. j'
Mi's. Lon Stalcup was carried to
Franklin where she underwent an op- '
eration Saturday and is reported as *
doing niceiy. She was accompanied by
her husband. Mr. Lon Stalcup, and ]
daughter, Mrs. Frank Caldwell and .
Mr. Caldwell of Blausville, Ga. *
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin visited "
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hughes Sunday.
Other visitors in the afternoon were 1
Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Hughes and chil- <
den. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chapman!
and son. Robert Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Crisp visited
Mrs. Crisp' father, Mr. John Lee
Chastain and sister, Mr. and Mrs <
James Mabry, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Chastain and
children, Martha Jean, Darleen and
Jimmic visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. <
Keasler Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Hughes and ;
daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. |
Chapman and son, and Grover Keasler
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jack- |
son and Mrs. J. B. Martin Sunday.
Mrs. Bryson who has been in declining
health for some time is con- {I
lined to her bed, her many friends*I
will be sorry to hear. i
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crisp anil
children, and Mr. anil Mrs. Boyd
Chastain and children visited Mrs. 13.
W. Chastain Sunday.
UNAKA NEWS
Rev. E<1 Willix filled his regulai
appointment at the Baptist church j
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Pryor Ilainby and
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Violet, made
a business trip to Unaka Saturday.
Mr. and Mr*. Mayor Vaden of Tel
lico Plains, Tenn. spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Harrell.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coleman !
a girl Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dockery of
Alcoa, Tenn. spent last week-end
with relatives here. I
Glen Dockery was the guest of Mr. !
and Mrs. Garlan Dockery Sunday.
W. A. Thompson. Roy Jones and
U. S. G. Phillips made a business trip
to Martins Creek Saturday.
Mr .and Mrs. Fred White, of II iwassee
Dam spent the week-end with
Mrs. J. H. Crawford.
Mrs. J. H. Crawford, Mrs. J. W.
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Fred White
visited Mr. and Mrs. U. S. G. Phillips
Sunday.
Max Witt, and Iloyt Phillips visited
friends at Grandview Sunday.
Howard Rarney left here Saturday
for an extended visit with relatives
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bryson were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Roberts Sunday.
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BELLEV1EW NEWS j
The many friends of Rev. V.
Mull will be sorry to hear that he is
very sick at this writing:.
Mrs. Bessie Akin of Copperhill
Tenn.. visited Mr. and Mrs. CI ad< ,
King Thursday night.
M iss Marie Hughes spent one night I "
last week with Miss Marcile Hall oi
Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Louder milk <
of Copperhill. Tenn., were the Sun- \
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Hill
Hatchett. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Raper spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Conley of Ivy Log, Ga.
Miss Evanell Hatchett spent Friday
night with Miss Agnes Stalcup. t
Misses Ethel Ledford and Juanita ]
Hughes, Wade Anderson and J. B.
Hall motored to Iiiwassee Dam Sun- .
tav .1
Miss Vaudie Morris was the Sunday j
1 inner guest of Miss Evanell And- 5
irson. j
We're sorry to say that Mrs. Emory
Davidson is very sick. ^
HANGINGDOG NEWS ,
Mr. Thomas Truett preached an interesting
sermon at the Hangingdog S
;hurch Sunday. s
Mr. and Mi's. Wade Kephart are
the proud parents of a baby girl born <
Friday, April 21. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Clay and two
children from Colorado are visiting J
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Clay at. the 1
present. ?
Juliu< Dockery is on the sick list
at this writing. 1
Esta Lena Brockman spent last 1
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Saturday night with Mrs. Lonnie Set I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashe urj ^ M
hen from Murphy were the Sunday I
quests of Mr. nad Mrs. Homer Mu|. I
Mrs. Ray Hembree and Luna Voy. E
es was the Sunday guest of Mrs. B
Mi van Dockery. la
Mr. Foley Seabolt was the Sun- W
lay dinner guest of Lonnie Scabolt. '
Jack and Billy Kephart were the 9
Sunday dinner guests of Homer and
I'ernon Brockman.
BATES CREEK NEWS 1
Rev. Nichols filled his appointment I
it Bates Creek Sunday.
Miss Wilms Arrowood of Murphj I
ipent Saturday night with Miss l'aU- I
Willi.. ??
Miss Girlean Dillard was the din. I
ter puest of Miss Flonnie Mae Kil- I
iun Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clark spent I
Sunday night with their parents, Mr. I
ind Mrs. Bob Doekery. I
Mrs. Bertha Kephart spent Sunday I
vith Mrs. Bessie Seabolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Killian was the I
linner guest of Mrs. Nettie and Fred I
doekery.
Miss Willa Mae Hembree spent I
Sunday evening with Mrs. Irene Roy. I
Miss Kdna Mae Coleman spent Sun- I
lay evening and was also the din- I
ler guest of Miss Lois Doekery.
A large crowd of Grape Creek folk I
pent Sunday evening and were also I
ho dinner guests of Mr. and Mm. I
I. A. Timpson. B
Mr. Leonard Ashe and Andrew B
Kephart and Glenn Ashe were at the I
tome of Mr. Will Doekery Sunday.
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visions. You can discuss freely
y with our officers whatever
s may be on your mind.
, are not experts in every
But we are in a position to
i range, pitfalls and opporn.
confront executives. We
portunity to give you the
perience.
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